The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 29, 1927, Page 8

8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1927. D — e ———————————————————————————————. ‘ | | Girl, Blind, Wins Plays sate . | SAPIRO TELLS Schslarelipitny | i dm e DUNN PRESENTS * s 1 1v 1 ru | OPPONENTS HIT R affairs of the Northwestern National Bank upon which a run started yes- !sr es National Bank took over the | LEGISLATURE | | i all-n conference, the di- : bbil | rectors of the two banks d to i IN THE SENATE ' | A blind girl has just been elected | suarantee all deposits of the North- Bills Introduced: | 2 to the Phi Beta Kappa, the scholar- western and made arrangements to - e Bt B iRk ’ | PP : ) ship honor fraternity. She is Helen lianidate the institut The baniks | 8B (UL s DETROIT, Mich. Ma K. Smith, a Vas- | ¢ |have $15,000,000 available to pay | Far provement of Tolovana Aaron Sapiro testified tod WE el deposits i Pran | Nion doll it S0 e 5 ' { i S. 11 No. 38, Dunn. Regulat i o Hosd ther ','H\]”‘WH,_‘ i She was born at oBis e MIL'-’* — High Taxes and Limitation as = ing and lmiting fish trap J. A. Hellenthal and Others [$10,000 in 1916 to $61.500 in 10 wyllizeBt Breay s | GIVEN FIVEVEAR TERM 4 ] Bills Passed: De lare Measur 0 ; Since that time his salary decl twenty-three years | 3 to Number P"O[’OS“(! Ll S, 1. No. 23 and Senate Joint eclare Measure Would De- when the Dearborn Indep nd sgo. She went | mamea, v s s | 1N [ abueasr sthneat 8 | picer 1 avigy ot onvticlen - di S s | TAMPA, Fla., March 29 Dr Labor Bill Is Ul‘- | e 1 l stroy Tcmtm_\' s Industries S e ks f el -‘"W : ;"‘:";:i;“:‘{l:‘r*l’:;::‘l: Munch, convicted head of ry ¢ reating far spite h ma mill,” said to hav» becs LD ISR ety i Lo, i i ‘T}UZ UL (Continued trom Page One) i tiainl Tosat - Beinas mee :\1\11;1\‘::(‘!‘5!:;1:"(‘;: | hiere since 1921, was sen ology only, the Sent Judiel : B”‘.‘ Y:'“.‘"'“‘f" R Aont = ¥ chief counsel for Ford, immediat ly type, and she can i the ““'I _“‘i" Joans. imprisonment mittee today reportec B H. B Nt B LA cory, monopolistic insurance act of begian cross-examination dance. She is ma- the federal penitentiary at Atlan No. 12, providing f 1 i 1. Chapte ), Ses. tii6: Toiidnanosn k& Ll | = B E T I Joring In English {4 and 2 fine of 51.000 in foderal of contracts betvie jon Laws of 1919 o e (et | | | and has studied & {court. Notice of an appeal was filed employce, and emb ) ills Passe ompetition Is High | “rench and Latin. ! — o o o L . I;‘» SR i He analysizod the rates of compen ELSEMORE SECURES Rt ISAK ISAKSEN WANTED 7 5 ‘ gty o % i v satiol rovosed, declar o state 1 ; - ~ B e ot b0 o el o, L0, ot sovon S, i "Wt TRAIL AT PETERSBURG .\i'i% s oo o i ended pa « measn North Dakot: d eve oy | g vory kol i i Not an vice co R L DSt 1 Shitondaad ] g (1ken (o pay such high rates and " i et G ul ot Juncau, wanty information Nihe Seniie Dinn. tail ¥ idded, “North Dakota is broke.” Th e I P S amakicable M ons: g liak Isaksen from Nordreisa, BT ) (REas e e bill, he asserted, playad no favorites | Bank I i ved in Ju Norway. Iie fs reported to have it ol ane iy oan) il Sean e T e e [Ieau rocently as a representative of —— et lived in Juneau for a long time and B oration and ”\IN’E ET a4 cmplos y proceadad 1o olte {the Detersburg Chamber of Com ' : to have met with a fatal accident PRS0 cormouition and fsine fe Bi i hosmal Ot meree, {0 request from the Forest BANK IS TAKEN OVER last fall. Any information ab ’\|I G e sooalion independent | ¢ I 2 U ranclory s that -aptrol { man will be very much appreciated. . | ) ire not owned or oper-| *bill would creats a svstem o e of access be built’ pORTLAND, Ore., March 29—} ———— § ms owning or operai-| vhereby only a small fraction of the : ’\\";;‘» NArrows pe First National Bank and United' 014 papers for sale at The Empire. : il 2 1 uj 0 he COTBDULH | casoseiionssis’” apfiiiansscs — ot i 1 . imd licenses of $100} - on collected would b Xpend ol | £ i i o 3 e RRRE ) ailent ofiery o) ' g o disabled workmen or to depend | i power plant £ e AN THIS E \I E Nl M G s of workmen killad in accidents, | e S ":"'l" i “' 1 The greater part of the money ex from the Forest Service, Territoriz o > T = 5 operaton ut ¢ is permitted b Highway Board and the Bureau o g ¢ (}I I4 /‘( LEq Hors aacl it canning machinory. | ponded under it he said: would b e s e ISR N VAW G Y, Senator and Pratt introduc | paid out in its administration. And . 15 held rday it wi .u' ill No. 37, providing for tho ex-| the cost on industry would be sol dec \' rJ that Hl vlrr‘v! i be 1l " : the D toail] Oh mec. it of heavy, eventually it would be strang. | granted and a trail built this sum . ~ . At s aintonance |ana”operation | fosted (e members of (b | tod ot of_existenc “{No golf after T ner, under the supervision of th We are in the market for forty thousand eagles B8 a4 poblic tre ( ehws | Tache ssociation havii - is: {ie ¢ y : 3 g X bl O o Y = : ippropriation ot $a L d L L TONE) < m ! anace! ¢ el ritory and the Forest Service. Re ‘ by the bill Elks' Hall at § o'clock 1 Hellenthal portray-d fo (he Commit.| mmanager of N HORKE Aoy 2 A : pending ize The Senated passed Memorial No [expect a large attendance 100 the extent of the power which | Yaukees, So when Bobe Ruth | Connais \\\LM(““ :‘“'l":_"“';”': i depending on size. 1 ing for removal of hea Har archilect, will would he vested in oue individunl| arrived at St. Petersburg, Fla it TR S R R a ) S # 3 5 ! 3 d ¥ » sy mit and construction will follow im 2 y : 1.2 . aunrters of tha Alaska Divislon: Fed: osplan LR 1 e Comunissioner of I uran i he visited the golf links to get a | mediately Delivery in Chicago must he made before eral Bureau of Education to Alaska.|spoeific IO i wrough the riant ot Shahr g : i ERY) 3 by a unanimous - vote. Senate Bill|school building wations of the|law. He would bo a law unto him-| Pome out of his system before P June 15th. No. 23, prohibiting the driving of a|buildi d the pl ]m.x be sho elf. without curb, powertul cnouzh reporting for practice. - Doctor Is Not lnvoived ; vehicle without the owner’s consent.jon a screen. R. 1. Robertson, Presi-'to make even the judge of a dis. | (International Newszeel) . . seteens s = i | passed seven to one ident of the School Board, will speak, |tvict court reverse, modify or cancel In Death of His Wife g ——— and the High School Orchestra will his decision, to change his own d ihw tha finest ly of workmen Iy )| . [provide musi on, appoint guardians to minovs, | Anywhere, Th od men, Thoy! ALBANY, Ore. March 20.—Dr I" 5 D ll L B. D. Stewart, President of the and dictate to every person receiv-| dvaw good wag and the work Knute Houck, formerly of Wash l‘/ ("‘lll(’ ()r )l)r(lll()ll person i Juneau went-Teacher Association, ing compensation from the insurance |ard. They are satisfied.” he de.|/ington, D. €., has been rele, 1 g , will preside. He, speaking for the fund, how, whon and where he might | clared. Again he renswed his invita- from jail when a telegram w e 4660 Ravenswood Avenue, Chicago, U. 8. A, nsation. No such |[tion to members to visit the pro. ceived stating the coroner's ju adding, it might be their last vestigating the death of | Parent-Teacher Association and oth- spend his compe jers interested, requested that autocrat has eve there be a large attendance tore, he asserted. The Commission orld’s greatest | whose body was found in the e jer would not he bound by any writ as it might tomac River, failed to hold him re- HOUSE THIS A. M. Fox skins TAKEN el ramb s Mt i S 0 e eee Smartly Styled SLIPPERS been creaied be- | Pe nee to soe the juartz mine in operation | whims, dictating to both employer | Pecome a Liw | FOR TERRITORY |ana ciployee as he mizht see. tit | Hearings Resumed Thursday BUYS PATHE INTEREST . e | Would Close Alaska Juneau After Mr. Hellenthal concluded MOST COMPLETE LINE OF MULTI- A (Continuea rom Page One) Game Warden E. M. Goddard r The o ion of such a system,|Messrs. Robertson and Faulkner filed ST Y., March 29.- ) ) Sk lcontly seized 21 blue fox skins for he doclared, could casily cause the |Statements with the Committee. Oth-| Purchase by Kodak, Ltd. of Lon COLORED SLIPPERS EVER R o [the Territory, at Ketchikan. The Alaska-Juncau mine to close down.|er$ having expressed a to don, of a controlling interest in \,/fl! orial No. 1 relative to road develop-| b S0 AT shipped from Ketchi- He pointed out how, through the|$Peek. Chairman Gaffney ced {mation of a new company to b DISPLAYED ] &g - ment on Seward Peninsula also pass-iy,n =" geattls with other furs in|excreise of the finest engineering [the Committee would —resume its Pathe Cinema of France and the for- il ed its second reading | packages which were not labeled as ! skill and at the expense of millions | Pearings next ursday evening tknown as “Kodak-Pathe,” was an- e 7 scnate Bllls iRaceived {10 the contents. Mr. Goddard became of dollars . 4 A neseives il f privats as well as coy e nounced by the Eastman Kodak Com- N Four Senate bills were received i g picions and wired to Seattle to!porate capital, this mine had been MARGNITA ARRIVES | pany hers (,EOR E BROT}IERS and read for the first time. No. T p,ve (he packages examined, The able to progress to the point of | | new company will take over appropriating $3,600 for a school | oo sorvica cooperated and upon ' slightly more than pay operating cx e operation of the Pathe Cinema plant PHONES 92 AND 95 FRONT STREET ; huilding at Tanana, was referred 10| xamination they found a number| pense. But if it were compelled 10|y pe at ‘Margnita, Capt. 1L 1,¢ vincennes, France, on May 1 8 the Committee on Ways and Means: e g g and among them tho 21 bear its sharc of the great expense|, - No. 21, relative to quo WAarrantoty,,.goy gking which were not brand- | nec proceedings, No 5, prohibiting ofti-| 7 T oquired by the Territory | operation. it probably would wipe m, arrived in Junean thi from Skagway and Haines | g = - s iy ! Jeam ilellery, J. B. Petcrson, Jeanette or, and Rhea Smith morning sary o put such a law intol iy, cers of cities from being inperestod g, " proteetion of licensed fox ont that small margin and cause | e Bipaemi. Y B R it 1 | tarmas | the property to shut down. 1o in-, o waltom Tt Oanan T stituting “Territory” for (Distvict” ™Al of the furs except (e fox | vited every’ member of the Legisla : . | rlous statutes where the Jaller Q€ g, were released, and they were|ture to go through the mine and o ® signates the Territory of AWSKA |gont back to Ketchikan because theymill, falk to the workmen “when| Paby Dresses. Suits, Caps. Jar-| O e e e had not been lgeally exported. When ! the boss is not around,y and get |man’s Thrift Shop. —adv. | gaiiaIaly e tthey reached Ketchikan Game War-|their attitude on insurance. — - - i enate Jomt Memorial No. 2, rve-/gon Goddard seized them for the Ter-! “We have had no complaints onf e S o) I l.;_m-'»-, lul improvemeni of the n;¢ uth | yitory. the workings of the present law., We | [ ] of the Tanana River, was read for] . el sbggss sl £ 4 TR T 1568 | L4 | the second time | ; JOHNSTON’S | Committee Reports Bills S | W’ () I I) 5 I P‘ I Nine measures were reported by EXCLUSIVE I wen ne 1s r(’pflrm or It the Committee on Judiciary today House Joint Memorial No. 4 for the establishment of of the Veterans' Bureau in Alaska, and No. 6, asking for Congres: pass a law enabling the Alaska Ra road to be sued, House Bill No authorizing City Magistrates to minor civil actions, Senate Bill No. | THE PUBLIC OF JUNEAU DRAYING and HAULING TWO NEW TRUCKS—ON THE J0OB ALL THE TIME CHOCOLATES ERVICE THAT’S WHAT THE SERVICE TRANSFER C0. 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