The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 23, 1927, Page 2

9 e e e ST PRI IHE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 23, uu..fl11sn||1||'uu|mmuum|mmna|numnumuuuuum|||1||rmmmmuuumlu||m||||||mw > AND CHILDREN’S G MILLINERY NEW 1927. JUDSON HARMON FORESTRY MEN DIES SUDBENLY ARRIVE KERE: INGINGINNATE CONFERENCE ON (Jeneralfiicnniul Meeling of Various Officials Will Be Held in Juneau. HEYWOOD-W AKEFIELD BABY CARRIAGES We Can Now Sell Wicker for $27.00 DROP IN AND ASK T0 SEE BEFGRE BUYING ELSEWHERE Can Car Former Attorney and Governor Prsses Away —National Character. T One hiennial officials o this week (Continued from ) The meelting will take All of SEVENTY-FIVE SPRING HATS to The_characte ; et chis week, All of th mble, ind important attenti sulted enoera ! (T two Ohio courte prominence he n litigation direct il to Judge 1 his appointment as of the United State Grover Cleveland -in ond tration rved March | the adiminisirat time impert zovernment Recognized By < of oppos Roosevel jadge Har 0 st formu! futur th sts will @ Juneau-Y oung Hardware Co. It Tts Hardware “IWe all! choose from: beauty stamps them o ox tional Alave 1t High crowns, tucked, folded and draped admi brimless turbans with narrow brims or 8 of during 1 ducted many height at front. The shapes are alluring W MILLION FEET Of Good Saw Logs Wante LUMBER MILLS . Alti re ability o and smart. Among the many are satin appointed him a the United Congross of President Roo him to in and straw combinations, taffeta and all sent versal Jurist pointed catin—as well as the ever popular felt T JUNE AL in all shades for Spring wear. nta gned chian used to N railic Judze in 1\09 Ohio ustaini president tion of th wits the 1 ern railvoad ed th Cincinnati, Marquelic 2.00 TO TO $ $12.00 CHILDREN'S HATS PRICED FROM 3. HATS IFROM $6.00 SEE US FOR YOUR- Loose Leaf Supplics Office Supplies Printing and Stationery | GEO. M. SIMPKINS CO. ¥ Front Street Phone 244 from Nefsy | — more end Southw and iy in same Hamilton d To! [3 Harm, OFio i Judge Z,Fashion’s Latest Introduction---- “THE H 1ORI €COAT” From Japan. Made of the famous Japanese Kinsha Crepe. The outer section of the garment in Black, with White Crests on Sleeves and Back., with the reverse weair) of fascinating patterns and colorings. B. M. Behrends Co., lnc Juneau's !.cading Department Store RO RRC R AR O L, REDUCED RATES FOR el s MEMBERS OF GRAND IGLOO ANNOUNCED the from drown- when high tide 'he ed Brice Haward, gent of residing in g 4 / ; | Pacific iship Company, ol - Choniele. | : a motice of a 20 per cent reduction! \was Py 2 D Ve 2 i tarit today ) Senate has to consider for ' BASSE RETURNS AND the cffective on all ti "8 o0 one hour, o'clock tomorrow | - 100KS FOR GOOD YEAR Murch 10th to the 16 |between Ketehikau, [} Bisse, the well known fish ' ershurg, Skagway, huye irvived on the Mary ' Valdez, Seward and : and expects to remain here until the|neau. b night salibut 5! uext Novem-' This reduction has heen made for| from the westward ports, Basse expects a1 the convenience of those desir “"A.MERICAN LhL\EQN 1\ "I:” l‘;‘ "'“ ::’xl}\ "I\“ x“:i” nes 8 o e mdeting o , i traveling 1 arrived on the Busincss At Juncan this o attend the meeting of the Grand DANCE FINE EVENT. !IIIIHIHHIHIIIIII!lIiI!lIl||||IIIIIIIIIIIIHIHI]IIlI|Ilfl|IIIHIIIHlIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMII!I!IIIIllmllllll||| LT Cincinnati the jnear 3 Junean, Alaska [ the —— rred son of finings (jor [Which ihiita k Pric and Fra ALASKAN HOTEL MODERN REASONABLE RATES Dave Houser, rrop. Association in W i the Ohic 1897 and the same of law hool. Upon » Cincinnati branch o dank Mi 1 named jail hore of Deputies rsburg, and T Hyder, have been s named yrofesson Ha Niei M RHODES CAF FORVMERLY GASTINEAU CAFE Gastinean Hotel Building B. H. “DUSTY"” RHODES, Prcprictor JUNEAU'S NEWEST AND MOST THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED K ELECTRIC STEAK DROILERS Private Boxes Booths Open from 6 a. m. to the Hamed AfeDonald copted. ¥ I « « IIIJ!HII!I!IIM"H!IHIMHIIIIIIIIIIIIHI!lIllI MR irecton (I LEGISLATUES ARE ARRIVING House of it | idze Harnon marvied Oliy a daughter of Dr W hey Ham®on, in Junc had three daughters 5 SV R of 1870, [ WHO'S WHO AND WHERE | well, U Deputy Mar- 1, veturned to Junean on the Northwestern prisoners to MeNeil | to Morningside v e liecd from tushed by hoat or vered Lis body ved ) two us Cerhficate Loans Up in Senate Tomorrow ‘ Bon locs the S iher tehil Charl he member ¢ Luncl Counter 2 a.m. in passeng tatives, arrived « t asve afternoon, a bill angell, wz I e honis Sitka, Cordova. | porters said one Kodiak to Ju ;,-,.,. bk tor Go certificate; hour ern after ing next st md will remain arvivaed from the Jo Trit on the syt ans - = - RS THE ALASKA RAILROAD throughout the year operates regutas pa service from Seward on the Coast to Fairbanks in the Interior, and over the Chickaloon and Chatanika brauches. During ihe winter months there are two passenger trains each way, weekly, between Seward and Fairbanks. VFor timetables and other in- formation inquire of any steamship or railroad agent, or write Dept. of the Interior THE ALASKA RAILROAD (Mt. McKinley Pack Route) the tive o M was sufficiin traveling salesman on the steamer Princess id arrive asi Alas season My fish than that known | ager and freight traln stea irom the wes North Carolina He also visited er Caandaan as § esh Do v for Tly he ol Tdkk veas Igloo, Ploneérs of Alaska, which Alaska last night - to be held in Juneau, starting/ Mareh 17 Ouly thase buying tickets from [March 10th to the 16th inclusiy = entitled to the reduction. Telchauano for Vai PN ST Tt place the w'IHOMAS GAFFNEY FIRST i b i |- LEGISLATOR TO- ARRIVE and all four wifl | ‘Thomak U. S. DESTROYERS ARE from Nome, three and 1 I part mant count wall known ‘hant, a southbound the steamer Alaska of Fairbanks, is a r on the steamer Al- sk which passed thiough here last | The Washington ziven by the local Jerican Legion | Hall last night lively erowd The s and being Birthday post of the the little A fine event dancer by danee | weithe PLANE of the ) an TAKES country He Carolina and the i more snow HOP.OFF | than w aid 1 t they hud on wa SANTIAGO, Pan-American Francisco divia plane Loui visit Chile, Feh good-will of at he the | could b spirited. | e M plane o | Alaska l left At ture SNOW time wit he musie was ail th neppy preitil was today the will meet the ind Detroit Valparaiso. >ee Deringer of the Anchorage R (e a southbound passenger on | =4 red, white and Diue st rs und "‘“r‘lm"-r.n(ll";"'._l‘;\i.n:l:.nmr‘l.un Dassc v:‘f“—;_——_] A 0 T R BATH ROOM OUTFIT | e was (he fivat member | it of George Washington, the| W- J. McDonald, L. C. and ASSEMBLED AT SHANGHAI'CT the new Legislature from any i e ; [ T. B. Murtay of the Forest Scrvice Bath Tub, 5 {t.; Lavatory; Closet (white tank) All complete with fittings—$89.50 handiwork of Harris |of the other Divisions to arrive a ved from the westward last night Delivered anywiere in city limik desired, The hall was Valdez Dock | the second the 1 slature capital, T My, ont of-town to arriy Gaffney him. nember of th Nome, ) TR ne I Gafftnéy, Representative of only prece -+ J. J. MEEERIN ARRIVES AND BEGINS 1927 SEASON e ARTHUR CARLSON FOUND AUILTY AT KETCHIKAN Juncau. He came in on the Alaska ki and are here for sterday evening. He left Nome car. with local Forestry offi-| in the new year, and made the 4 over the nd snow to Nenana cuntered story weather and rough sledding on the way to and un (e Yukon, and had to break much of the trail. Mr. Gaffney will remain at Juneau | mtil the Legislature adjourns in recently May. He is no stranger her that was @ member of the First to develop- | rinl Legislature which met here in i beai sl e e o there of four more tos - HYDER DEPUTY SUCCEE. ™ week b Wran-! T W aputy Hyde rosigned . T. Gardner, I known lumberman, returned on Northwestom, after visiting in States for nearly three months. P e eyl went south with Mr. Gardner at Ketehikan i 'y in December and the latter Broiibibion ofticors hake’ allosed. {6 [returted aliout a_ monE: ago. have found in Colson’s cabin a st 7 A well. known and A quantity of moonshine i i 2 liere | wife of the tates ot At Arthur Carlson | U zuilty the posses According today by torney A, fouid to wdvice United G Joseph J broker with Place, and Meherin hewudq arrived on t will be in Junean a fore leaving for Ketchikan #ell, Petersburg and south of here. e in Seattle, Portand and Los Angeles merchand i rters at Northwestern ASH AT TLUI0AN 1 Marshal at Ma th Sho GEO. B. RICE PLUMBING HEATING OIL BURNERS “I Tell You in Advance Wkat Job Will Cost” was and day MeDonald ited other UtiiLed spent the San points winter Francisco and has hegun the | Alaska on the He will devote annouaneed his time Territo- was —— | Northwesiem from loca 1927 Mr frey, for Ketchikun Junean leave Mr. has c KETCHIKAN INDIAN The tive trapper, six weeks, by a his trolling boat at Gnat Cove roll Inlet. The about put ed an an] while making repadrs, the in sprung a Henry Williams, on the man and cavl! Meliny It Property hel, ing to Mur Johnsgon, wh « been stolen from his house e Junean, testifying in kidnaping case, was also found. I Cavlson, chare | with larceny by {the grand jury ror pobbing Murray's |mu<.- bes ~m.» hoing a fugitive from !, I Columbia, is want- .\ ¢ of Washington, it ng the Cantu minin MeDonald Martin cam property. Mr.{1913. He was elected by an over succeeded by Donald | whelming majority last fall, running | recently arrived at Ket- as an independent candidate. S |Lure of Rubber Trees o Fine for Filipino of The Empire PEGUES FAMILY PI:TURNS weompanied by Mrs.| MANILA, Feb, 2 Rubber grow- their sons, Jack and}ing on small land holdings has hm“‘ safd «d last nicht on the Prin-|its appeal for the average Philippine | wy. Mrs. Pegues and .l;uk‘(nr:\mx This opinion, formed by Dr, been visiting in Min-| Stanton Youngberg, director of the | nee last June. Mr. Pegues! Bureau of Agriculture, is based on th two we 0 to meei|the collapse of the demand for rub- wit tle for a few ber seedlings. fumily at Van “The tiresome last Saturdiy morning. |rubber trees e I plains RUSH EXPECTFD jest T‘HU\(. season Meherin will meet who wus cecently appendiciti= at and they will together, Later for the Wet vard Meherin Mr ompletely recoverod > Lot Junea i ich wias ACA Hom- 1 Hautop P and will John cditorial E. Pegues, staff, Hum? says > ——— TRAPPER'S BODY FOUND . SERVES TIME IN JUNEAU of Phillip misstag for terday pinncd under Car John | Chilkoot Bar to Juneau by Frank Nefsy serving a 7 tion of the hody McKay, B mo1 iz na Mitchiell, soldier from has been brought Deputy Marshai Skagway to start sentence for viola- Alaska Bone Dry Law. WILL REFORT TOURNEY et i v of was w searching pu d process of tapping 65 days a year® cx- the Filipino's loss of inter- ays Dr. Youngberg, who notos veturning enthusiasm for copra production and an increased acrenge A diamond rush. expected to!planted to cocoanuts. ) the greatest in history, oceurs ———eo——— 4 PLANE HOPS OFF Friday when the Grasfontein farm, where precions stones were recently | e opened for claim{ MALAGA, 5|min Feb. 23— Majm timated that 36,- Padeo Larte-Borges hopped off this! e lor choice llfllfll! afterncon for Las Palmas, Canary velatively few. |1:lands, rty lay Joft hil abp; i bo: found 1 the part a hammer fisherman January 1, & to shelter when leak. When of was clutchiog ing tocl. 1 apparents improvised cradie at low t POTCHEFS Transvaal, Feh i well left on the Alaska r Ketchikan where he The Empire the bas- hetween the hoys 11 schools of South- easte Special arrange- ments have also been made for cov- ering the girls' tourney at Wrangels. last nigii will vopo [ kethan SROLS fives o truet- | staki 2,0y which CON B cor g will o uiL boat are I B. C CON 1 points s wbray, of Ketehi Soutl oern Havdware . Compan in as v on the Northwestern here until next Sunda MORRIS ALL KINDS OF CABINET MILL WORK Plate and Window ‘GLASS MORRIS STRUCTION CO. DING ' CONTRACTORS STRUCTION CO. outi NORTHERN HOTEL ROOMS—50 cents per night and up; $3.00 per week and up. Public shower and tub baths 50 cents. Ray Oil Burner in opera- tion—Hot water day and night. Rooms $12.00 per month and ool CONFECTIONS Candies, Ice Creams, Sherbets, Punch. Made In Juneau, Alaska. Elmer B. Smith Factory, Phone No. 16. Candy Maker, T. E. Hall, Phone No. 637. One of Life’s Biggest Necessities—REST INVEST IN REST—at THE GASTINEAU “Alaska’s Largest Privately-Owned Hotel”