The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 22, 1927, Page 8

8 P e THE DAILY ALASKA FMPIRE FRIDAY APRIL 22 1927. f ™ BFFICIA leatien to cond urvey of noed |Chief Assistant to Mr. Walker for| % & L , for j \luzka school teach < I nearly vm\ » years, succeeds to the| o B B ) Y. LH Folnt, resthfbon introduced by My of Mr. Walker. Mr. Terhune had| | LEGISLATURI i r. The Cor wmer s directed u\llvu nce in law enforcement in AND WHERE ' s 1 A ; ) rt to th | Legislature with castern Washington before entering |@————— ommendation « the subject on duty in Ka in 1924 and since | IN THL SENATE | House t 1p in second read [that time he has been continuousl L. M. Fisher, representing the U. ; Bills Passec p the n for a community »d in the various lines of activ Cartridge Company, who arrived ‘ 1 .h_ the Territory and | bl of the Commission in wild lif.in Juneau several days ago from ‘ o -\1 dise 12 carly this | | protection and perpetuation the Westward, left last night on n i — |" The exact date the change \\ili‘}"" Admiral Farragut for Ketchi- | : L s e iE p o ‘dere e ! Decome effective has not been de. Xan T Ti i Dollav Aps House Provides for .'\(]()])HOH E. P. Walker Ordered Trans- tinitely decided upon | Harold F. Dawes, Petershurg met- wenty lhousand Dollar p ; haelial A TWO SPEAKERS AT i 5 i ek Of P"l/t \'\7”‘”]“H 1)‘ i f(,“.(,d to Washmgton —_———— |chant, murnml home on the Ad- propriation Given to ; gt CAMP FIRE GIRLS fe i : Sh jmiral F ast night. Mr. : ’ nt Iss eriff Bannick Read | Daves tini tils brotHen Erect School House. | IN THE HOUSE s Al MEETING, APPEAR] “uatement lssued: y . o Bills Intiodused: : L To Clean-up Seattlel el 0 b e e el The Sen passed the H 1 T i for the 1 gt 6t ate ! BEAcULve O |States Deputy Marshal Pater- exper ur R ndin v of the prize {oon C tomor-1| {burg, left on the Admiral Farragut ;- & QT wrican I Cont = - LBiRal Sl t Y £ v Petersburg last night. Mr. Mec- R | m hant ¢ N SR Miardic] Sheriff Claude Bannick regor has recently completed a ¢ | Ter ( Comt : b ‘nounced he s to start his new moving picture houce in Pet- Jistriot 1 " i i : A F e e e f ampuign threatensd two|ershurg. 6 e iite giounds| A mof th ' . il st L ) in an ultimatum to May Paul Johnson, clerk at Noland's nated for | nd 1t ) ( « Hom 1 hy @ [ | Hat ic Dopiot o ndes orner, left last night on the Ad- fermit consti ) ad i f ! ( ( " latur I tlie & ltural Collegs and |Game Commission unnick said Mayor L al Parragut for Bellingham. froth. tha buildin d American |1 \ 1 bBiC Wishanke: sl Gardner'a. Statemen des ven nuo indication ohnson is enroute to his home at The Senate also passed wre | H ! v eI I s 1 to 1 L short addeess | Mr. Gardne o fuii ok I clean-up 100 place nas, Washington, wher i roquiring domestic corpor | i alaRlac S S violating the law, which he listed. enter busin ith 'hi file annually cent 15 with th ‘ a : wi b a i o o i v st 0 Territorial L | o o L ‘,I‘ e § Bon - W MRS. SCOTT ENTERTAINS | GARDEN CLUB MEETING nancial con 1 J ¥ M on I B \ . ¢ v [ — A memorial p iress | f | Tenchens ‘ ISl ward. Tn|REV. H! LEN oNTERS £ T‘ Commission since its organiza-| Mre. W. I, Scott entertaned four- | The Juncau Garden Club will inauguraic (1 of Ala . ! € LRSI ! tion, to Washington, D. ( as- teen luncheon guests st home|meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the with musk oxen w 0 passed l QL1241 ! ot CLE UP CONT S ut the Head of the Recerve-'on Gold Belt Avenue st High School Auditorium. The chief B this afternoon the Senate ritorial R ( N i e “ ' Division, Bureau of Biological|{day. The honor guests were Ak of the evening will be given took isiderat of Bill No.| { Other Bills Intrcduced ‘- [l astab. O ARG ey, il lal) Unifinbavs’ Hoveitytl0) Ax SlmAn FeRG ok by Miss A. B. Coleman on the sub- 11, pr for legal organizaticn | @ L lier hitls, « cmorial and J8 R b i wilid life Reservations located in | for a visit in the States, ) of “Practical Gardening.” Tho of political partics in Alaska. Thi -~ tions we troduced ‘ AR ce vious parts of the United St James Aiken, who is v k will be followed by a discussion measure would provide that the car bt today. bringing (1 tal 1 O ENEI SULeC Alaska. This division has super-|daughter Mrs, W. B. Cahill, all garden problems of interest didates for delegate to Congress he il o bi 1 2. M ‘ n over protection of birds W N & Morrow who 15 spending ! to the members, Everyone is asked ex-officio national committeeman for 0"] One M oduced a moas Bry=pos on these reservations and the summer with Mrs. J. K. Camy bring their garden suggestions their respective parties. and for 1 I i 1000 for estaiy on of lands for new wild liteibell. The affair 15 in tee ratur s with them tonig't. of divisional and p [ for dependen along iles of the Upper handkerchief shower for M mmitteemen. An amendn | a ) at Goddar Sanit; ppi River. M. Walker will be|Stillman, and the hostess presen striking out the provision as fo 1 i vium. it was referred to the Com ¢ tonch with Alaska mattor » other honor guests with daintycolumns cf The Empire. tional commitieemen was defeat mittee on Ways and Mea d 1 at all times, due to hi:|gifts. The afternoon was delight = by a vote of five to thre T hili I Commiitee introd 3 hill » of wiid lifc Alaska, b ifully spent in ewing and ll\?l\\'l"‘ will come up for final action tor th n vefund of %200 ¢ to assist the Alaska Gar ition YOW ‘ to Libh ssion = . | — e tl | Regrets Loss » | Contrary to cral belief the In-| Te L | rhe Commission regrets the losg|dian is not ishing ¢ Dy RIENDEAU RECOVERS Wl i gl th ractive | op My, Walker in Alaska but F e Ty L an superin THE NUGGET SHOP % H 1 i his intimate knowledge of the Fort Sill Indian Hospita Arthur Riendeau. foreman of th firig My W | | e ' . the work of (h: Commisz Okla., Alaska Juneau Minc wiho has he pet » repenl REMAINS FOR .;UMMER Tts needs in has on display a complete in the hospltal suffaring fr which | tre. Carvie Morrow, of Kamloops, | will make him of %ven ¢ LET Almquist Iress ye ssortme: ) fluenza and a minor operatio fight Bt I | Mrs. J. K.fto the Commission in Washingt g 1 delives. Do assortment of completely recovered and about town | rritori ( ¢ ty will remain|The Roservations work is a line of ! Sk once moie ting the Commissione e surimet retivity in which he has for yeava o > e wrticular interest and whicl SILVERWARE GRESSING gL ROOSKRESS 11||HIIIl|'Il|lIIIlIIIIIII!|IIIIIIII!I!IIIIiIIIIlII'I |l I!I'IIHIIHII!I'IIIIHIH TS éitiumer ot noay ey T. A. Hellenthai, who was opera E e e s 1{p‘¥ 11’" on for appendicitis a short time - TAALMN in Sterling and Plated Flat and well and pital the early is progressi very probably I p the ho: part of next weck There Are TWO Groups Of Men in This Town-- Those Who Wear PACKARD SHOES don’t— Miss Margaret Barrows, of (Seattle, Wash,, claims the dis- tinetion of being the only woman stage manager on the who West Coast. She has tull charge And those jof stagehands, property men NOT YET. and tricians in a large | theatre. - = Pioneer Frank Edelman Pacses Away, Ft. Gibbon The sccond group is getting smaller all FANAN April the time. 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