The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 26, 1927, Page 8

8 : THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1927. TAXPAYER MUST achine cemingly its I evea to the situation, pound ..m |hr spec BUND [LECTION e eni bk Gy on deck, the seamen swinzlUhiGMEGHCerL IOt SBYIes STy fnvitational. Sive ¢ ce hay ! ‘”“"“"l and patented under this BIksiiHall Sunday— 155,00 catee or the. nstrated on the pre- out the booms, rigged the @ s | plank, ready to send it ashore with freight and pas . of the Alaski|all possible dispatch when Craig sached and then waited anl as to the results of th Only Those Registered on or Before April 2 Can Vote on il the | wa which was in mean late vesterday after hile Capt. O. K. Anderson, of tl ; the unloading | not er than the : Sy | i one of his th rmaster reported the strange| fre Elke' Hall the evening | the office of €. H. Flory, dis-| " £ | . G bty cngers shyly informed him | bird was approaching, and then soon is the third of o series of con e trict forester, a bill providing for{ WASHINGTON, March 26.—The | e that the Stork was about o pay a|after Capt rson was informed | given by the ) IS this year he patenting of hemes 5t to| Washington Post has learned that i T vote 1" visit 1 who was in one[by the husband that his rvices and represent + results of th GASES A[,AINST exceed five acres in area w f United States Senator Guy D. Goff, i school bonds election t ms aboard the ! were required quickly. doily ensemble classe special d i the last session of Congress Republican of West Virginia, has i place April 19 Onl I intimated that Capt. Anderson had previously be ¥ as b ! thi approved March 4. Instructions "."MKMI. as a .lm mber of the Reed t SR e ves) i or hafore | ctor nor nurses lieved that he was a doctor and|ilioe pro for carcying out the law have not|SIush Fund Campaign Committee, $ . sai A el will hol I and he was anxions nurse, and proved it m.n issued. jand Senator Samuel M. Shortridge, i qualified 1601 bor it the Stork's visit A fine girl baby was soon ushorei opran s w law, it is understood, i« Republican of California, is slated to 1 electior ks wiil | 1 b into the world and the Steward’s|h for thi PAINE DISM'QSED an ment to Section 10 of the | succeed him not be one fter next Saturday, | lerson did no long | Dey which had been turnel | ocea npanicd \u of May 11, 1858, gcneraily wa | > l Th year has[to think up a \ into a delivery room, did the neces- b 5 e 'r‘ le and Manufactur |NEW MAN ARRIVES AT { been ¢ ely Tieht. When the Citv|tion, ordered ail 1 joard, the|sary, just as is done in any hos| inv ms have on i ¢ provides, according te ALASKA STEAM LAUNDRY 5 i Clerk's off losed last might only | lin were thrown Lakina | pital ed 1o the members of tl la .]uuuc Reed Grants Motion ofils VBnoa “Gopies oL (ha Dl AteTIv] i §, 436 person Wl registered. This | hacl wiftly away from the dock Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kitha, the prond | tur the hli [ in- /\.llurn(‘,\' to ])iami.\',\' here, that citizens of the United| Sam Daniels, who was formerly i i i q the numb v 1 i ol toward parents, were cong Capt. | vited e o State Jeiations of such citizens| With the New Richmond Dry Cle I e 6 rosibltiad Datord Sl i ot | GrNont ahook DAns with et N w is as tor| Election Oath Indictments 1] o lone iy’ ol e Couiany: In Hantia i oA i th he “Full Speed Ahead”|and than to cap the clin of th:|low ot exceeding five! of the Glover Dry Cleaning plant i ( ( shepard said that clang i incident, baby Kitha was wediate| Magneta Oy Huf | f the Unite erved public lands in|for the Alaska Steam Laundry. M 4 one lays next week and wkina e ly christened “La | School Orchestra ranted ka as a homestead or homesite| Daniels arrived this week on tho ¥ woks will remain open the water loke a mo peoud When ¢ g the gan In £ Di Chiara |tion mornin junder rules and 1 ations o be, Yukon i The date or dates o )0 direction of ( (¥ plank carried three to shore, insteacdl Girl Glee Ciub Justin | preseribed by the Secrotary of the |- ] i registration books will | engi Wi informed as to the|of two, and Mr. and Mrs. Kitl Song Mendelssohn indictmen terior, upon Nt of $H0 perlT T T T T T e ¥ noin the evening will b © haste and ho or and the baby, will remain Corne 1t md 1 I later 4 1o see that n ! ¢ for several days for further atten Ma Yeli Geibel « Lis 1 for lack ¢ Forest Service has been in }‘.’ e Wi and proudly hod iz, tion Wher Banj Wilson | sufficien tevested for some time, according to | U. S. Ma]or lmpllcated — — = : = Double Mixed Quartette > Witk | My, Flory, in securing the passag i In Fili U y [ trouble and about { yoars - Kiv ot an act of this kind which would i Ll “P'“o prising PI[’NEEHS HUME entered the trolling game for his! Dt g ‘l‘!w permit the passing to patent of T 1 health, being used to outdoor lifc ks compans cases had) gmall tracts of land within th B ] (4 l ) | JOLO, Island of Sulu h \..‘,,, three years he entered | Hindoo nterpretation of |l National Forests upon which peopl (’tz ouseum ng a 6 b 1 of Datu T m Co.. as bookkeeper of their r | 4STE0L; R GED) ! vidence towpich cannot be certific chiefly i { high Moto Chlet, ck I with sedi-| at Tyee. He was taken ill and sentl’ ! knew ol yaluable for agriculture under the 7‘1 l I » NI ) ; H tion, produced an signed| g e e e s h itiony af Il fonest lomestands laswe Metoc } vien i Tahil asserting Dorr H Y a0t b6 ontl aRo; piHsinm: e with Orch talse or that h Although the procedure has not lone, American of the| Thursday. V that Kirber, vet been worked out it is anticipated ilippine Constabulary, gave Tahil | . § i | Fisher, piani tly s0 t taat tracts will first be occupied 600 rounds of ammuniti ind sev- | 1\ have to yoei 186 permit g aftey < H eral rifles and urged him to defy \GHH Asks “5100.000 for ForesT RANGER sMITH Judson » obtain u l‘,,[,”‘;‘l '1 ».mi .:,“m.‘ m\’&ln“]um MOOSE HALL ) the Government. The aftidavit savs| that l’mp(m _Fish Cony- | GOES SOUTH, EYE TREATMENT Je n stated thai|op g clsewhere has been estab 3 v,-{,,,'l[' it I]‘ ]“.,, . | mission Bl“ Is U]v | porest Ranger Harold E. Smith| cl Quan U Tt e 'h‘ g e i s o | :|.-r; for Scattle on the .\nl'll\\i stern | Duna Sk L alims are nhecessany f FORESTRY CRUISERS OFF : 4(‘unnnum\ trom m re One) |to_receive medical attention for hi ) Girls’ Glee Club | against Ernest Kir-i g, far as lands within national for- | ON TWO WEEKS' WORK|— — - —— | 12ft eye which he injured while cruis-! Overture Hay st 0l avidohosl o R = S i,,,“u jons of the Cannery Watchmen | 1§ timber iHI the \I\""""-I last \Nl;' cTiool Orchestra | he willully intended () pr——— — i J. P. Williams, forest Examiner|Lien Law, No .5, appropriating money | The @ye was brulsed with cut bac * narte To0L Fouat except the i ! for (he Forest Service, left .l|||u‘;m}'n| il s e ‘l\‘\lf;r-xm:-; ity Infuring the eve ball.| o Go crime of perjt WATCH FOR OUR ARbauTas o ey ine A Tenin st iile the inflamation has since ixed Choru Jlished beyond a reason s g T G George H. Peterson and Carl Collins| The fon today wag|Paired, and Mr. Smith thought if School Band ymey Harding and th SLIPPERS FOR EASTER o cruise saw timber in Glass Penin- | hrief, No. 23, prohibir-| Wise to have the eye thoroughly ex-| et e ‘ he dismis 0 D0 e anonl e e tivine GE Vel Wik [nmined i \SHRINE CLUB DANCE | Rl i WILL BE ON DISPLAY MONDAY i {wo wecks > Hnd Genate - R RETU NG g ) HIEEY Ser e, are SR DML s o) SUNDRE WANTEDS S| BEAUTIFUL AFFAIR! "¢ e, cada Enginser i SUNRISE MINING COMPANY of the Alaska Division,| The Norweglan consulate at | Iw charg the U. 8. Public Sur b Al al ] Articles of incorporation of the|, Seadine m slo, 1 > 08 X t brilliant and most enjoye 'um' regon. where he was calla S = 4 A Sunrise Hydraulicing and Dredging '";.l ;',',I,.'”fi;-,,u,l introduced Concur. | PO to be somewhere in Alaskn |social events (given in Junea: |.\1 about fifteen days ago on account PHONES 92 AND 95 FRONT STREET 3 Co. have been filed by William H.| oy Resolution No. & for o |F2Tt Of an estate is due him Shriners in many y« The mu i s of his mother, Rager in the office of the retary | S joint session of both next | ) The co ) s z | —N of / 1. The corporation is organ- ipueday night to consider the Con- |y | ized for the purpose of mining in all |y vojler Bill. It was passed under| ]| branches, and the authorized capits # \ anchy A the authorized capital-| uspended rules i ation is $250.000, according to the | i NP articles. The directors of the nev | company are, T. W. Nelson, Anlllm \FORMER DOUGLAS GA UZET'b ko Azcorey, L RESIDENT "DIES, 1 e g HEART TROUBLE\ Anwlr-\. and Paul Laurit 1 and the incorpor: are T.| n, Frank R. Short, Howard! Robert Bell Johnson, and L. Lauritz oo 014 papers for sale & about 50 year passed away of heart failure at Wi Springs Bay, Thursday mornin 10 o'clock. His body was brou from there this morning on the | boat Pacific. by Capt. Clarence ( des and taken to the Juneau Young BUTLER-MAURO Undertaking Parlors pending infor. DRUG CO only at JOHNSTON’S P s s - mation from relatives in Se . for . EXCLUSIVE burial arrangements | i 5 e S My Bell is well known on Gasti- ” i CHOCOLATES nean Channel, having been employed | | Phone 134 We Deliver || in the Ifubner Drug Co.. in Douglas | for several years. He also was em Substation Post Office No. 1 THE CORRECT THING ployed as bookkeeper in the Tread | well Gold Mining Co. IN CANDY Mr. Bell was bothered with heart | i i | | —— | HARTMANN’S ‘ i i s | 1 ardrobe Trunks | i e | FOR THOSE THAT TAKE PRIDE ; | e | IN A BEAUTIFUL TRUNK ARE ; ' NOW BEING OFFERED TO YOU FOR ONE WEEK ONLY AT TEN PER CENT LESS THAN MARKED = commns } Dainty solid gold i Gruen Wiristlets p at $40 J. M. SALOUM iy The Gruen Guild introduces JUNCTION STORE {5 amw-gmhiq ofh;rist v:r:l: | Tk e : touche at $40. 9 i Scya,relaic sod i WHY GAMBLE: dmmcnon. these new 3 : ; offer a value below “I tell you in advance what job will cost"” -muummrwwv g — - THE NUGGET SHOP PLUMBING, HEATING PLANTS, OIL BURNERS For COTTAGE or SKYSCRAPER GEO. B. RICE PHONE 34 PHONE 34 In"}‘IL‘.'i '\'17'.?\'11.‘1‘i;‘1'.',.'.'.‘ .'J{".“..'i‘\‘\‘\}l’( 'y SCHOOL CONCERT - o ]].“ALASKANS MAY ?E;i’:71.1':'.’“25f.',':"'".[:':':'-"',:i"’fffl%fin‘ilflii‘"'.‘f'::.i"?i ' School Bonds Question. | ) | race e the speed of the Lakina was' Mu Depart: of 1l was transf rking committ n as. Of courss s desired for ry in con Hmhv water power or other dress of the men made a most f enchanting T1 1 orest resources will be he erve n is expected that full instructions ding procedure will be worked m 'l” 1 .v . “ Plll llovndlnu fm PahnllmD AT e e Fm Ac 1(‘”01!1(’>|lm Among | Laws Passed by Congress |Senator Goff Resigns | | From Campaign Committee even Public Invited. fii e i —_————— msformed into an Ar o'clock tomort tz Melody _\!-u in A \ccording to information received! As Easter is just three weeks away an carly choice in your selection of a Hat, Dress, Coat or any of the accessories which go toward making up a complete costume is now in order. Your consideration of a choice from our complete stock is solicited. GOLDSTEIN’S EMPORIUM JUNEAU'S STYLE CENTER