The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 7, 1927, Page 8

8 THE DAlLY ALASKA EMPIRE SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1927. 5 | [LNN]b PL/\YLRb CLINCH V]CTOR\ w, inventor of the Maxim sun,'ed to fear the dangerous substances &i— -— = r aceused his younger boother of with which he was. associated for [ | | S RSP RMR | R tompting to et up & company inifo many years.' He had meen his'at]] ~ALAMEDA T0 CARRY MATL.-3 [ k by misrepresenting him-!sistants blown to atoms upon several | _ | ! It H xim,” inventor of the loccagions, had buildings shattered | The steamer Alameda, of the | ; n controversy continued for o his head, and gr piecos of | | Alaska Steamship Company will | | nu of ar whereupon ilnd- metal imbedded in the walls around carry mail this summer. ‘The # | " m _issued a statement 1o him upon countless oce ms, yet he| | Alameda is on the Southeast- % | ihat he wuever had in- mever relased in his efforts to in-| [ ern Alaska schedule and last | A 1 | un and never intended to. ¢ the power of explosives Hx‘; year the steamer did not have | { i } ers were unable to re- own gift to science was his left) | a mail contract. The Alameda | oncil ir differences, howover, and hand, which was blown off in nn“ will ry mail both north- | 3 Vi nemies for more than 20 experiment with “maximite.” bound and southbound, accord- | Supt. Keller Announces Staff .I“V“l")lm of Li')”‘"‘“"“" 1 Durins the Iatter years of his lite| | & to advices received by.| 3 Istruc a | to Fight * - CEively "Ashbatated; Wi o| | Postmistress Lottie Spickett. | for Next Year— Several ‘ [E]'m[:]w“ H les at [y Tl 1].; b "lu‘w‘(t.‘wl\‘n“.\’ .,l:jw\l '\5‘:::‘.'":'1: I Teachers L(‘,d\lln_.,. | 1s IN. J ome. 1 County, Maine, yton, Delaware, the firm|%— o &< | {1 Roared " in the his original smokeles | | (Camtinued from Page One.) tardest Kind o® powior patents. He later became con 'FUNERAL OF JACKSON The teaching staff for the Juneau | S e — | W to tight for eve sulting engineer and expert in fthe| Public Schools for 1927-28 as an-| love of thie ore ous: subjects. He |t Bt ¥ha S iV jepartment of rescarch for this com-| TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY nounced by Superintendent W. K.| Also possessed a remarkable memo . Tty . DasheNsdee o ' [pany, althougn he also gave a large \ Keller ‘today contains but three {which was inberited by Hudson physical sirensth. When Hudson was i of his time to experiments with| Funeral services for John B. changes in the elementary school but | {gonerous wmeasure. When nearly 1+ boy of 15 e i won considerable orpedos in conndction with the E.|Jackson, well known fisherman. involves many char in the High vears of age, the lal could recit & \j " l"" "’ "I-‘"“‘ W. Bliss Company, munition manu-|{who died last Wednesday night, v School. Two former Juneau teachers. | ifrom memory scores of poems tha ; e o L L1, | facturers of New York will be held at the Resurrection Mrs. Josephine Tupper and Miss | he had not seen sin hi s Lin ol SIS UIRE Mr. Maxim married in 1896 Miss |Lutheran Church next Wednesday Eunice Zimmerman, are returning to | ister Lucy, Tour yoars his Senlor., oo Durban, daughter of the Rev. |afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. Harry accept their former positions here | inst odds wl )1 SOULEL R e IO han G Durhan, A. M., a well known |R. Allen officiating. ~The Moose Resignations have been accepted ve been insurmountable, Hud " J 18 LVSTROSE. M MURION .uist and litterateur of London, |l:0dge, of which the deceased was a from Miss Mitton, Miss Fletcher wim strugsled obta AT Ly WIASHISE CHREE SR NS and im“mhvr. will attend the funeral Miss Kayton, Miss Miller, Miss Myhre, tion. Cho t ditsicult | Y€ ter induced him to en~ ™p T L eod 4’ towshouse in a body and conduct the ritual- Miss Pelz, Miss McConahey, M cou oftere Us H fiiin v eral profe al bouts! o N. Y., but spent most or |istic services at the grave. Mrs. Baker and Reierson of the pre- | he completed wiemic stud a . Houst Ja ARl York R e on bis ostate in Maxim | B Lowell, sister of the decease. gent staff. All but one of these posi-| o ST a i : e “hol ihrew aeveralid Bit ey ,1\‘~v;xl‘lma;-,r|iv;;‘;vrr|(;ho Alaska from her jons has be o egotia- | i Kk e ‘of cher K 8, inc 1 « Jvere ::::"4 ety ‘-“-“”"’(.-",':." it e mmuxW?mm‘ ;2 ; a il e acka : gollar. anil iplhae ohe R L tha’ Doy 187t the C. W. Carter tions are now in progress w L4 engin n na 1 sciond p el o, mustho fa shis rib S g M M O e g at . W. Carter applicant for (his position. ~Miss | BERLIN, May 7.—William Tildei® (left) and Francis T MBdly el du acn b WAH LN ) becoma known as bt b AR e S AN lulm“; /A{nuwnnsruv wl]ll “zmmu oLl Hunter, armed with 36 and 15 racquets, both Ame 1 ten Bad IDEERHBIER the I g nif intailectun] /SelontiBt § (09 ] o St rect the Art an ocal Music and| nis stars, took both of their singles matche y the In { the. compour nat S d’ hava - be 5 l:\ ‘.l‘u\(-plmw 'I‘u)lmrr mlxlw.wu ) tongl Lawin: Tenuis Taotnsment: wiieh oyerediul e ]Il"“ ki laton h become p ; e HEATING REPAIRING 1er old pogition in the seventh grade White Club yesterday afternoo The Ber 1 & s 1weapted ory only with I by o 3 - T E . Miss Abrahamsen will be transferrcd bekt: oh A A D andi O ‘: u,f\“‘ If‘,“f [‘}‘.",‘,[2;1;,‘ Sl B a |tew year ¢ b o Bt hiope I SANITARY PLUMBING fo 1he position made vacant by Mis el P e Vilbkied ‘Au. Biinter it Lokt Tl ALL WORK DONE T0 COMPLY WITH CITY ORDINANCE Mitton, and Miss Taylor will be tran rica in the Geiman -tournari \ning onl \s a young man h decided ; rnd i e ) m T < RToS to i it evado: GRRE e o T i G P R L e UL fupon ths printing and publishis Could Be Heard 1 Mile AT LEAST POSSIBLE COST teachers in the elementary school| 46 and 6-3 ! " business as a caveer I spent fiv In connection with his physical 17 YEARS UNIVERSAL EXPERIENCE ;\"ill be new to il\unl:v;‘«u. '\;:;I\I A\l-fx g i — l ars in : ork s Pit fi d, Mass. | be H i ‘mm be .‘I:«‘u\ ‘(Jm: _\‘1. “Let Me Tell You What Job Will Cost” aga, now in ace, aho, fo )\ g | at this time his inventive min Axi wd a maryelous chest anld et e, o, e CRAG M".I.AR [ w8 ot ot tremi, who | Fae” e e ke e it 1t 0ot Wi v oho CALL STEVE STANWORTH Kolasa now in St. Joe, Idaho, In|‘ |included all those “Yngaged in tho he originated a process for color|which nabled him to be heard in 5 : ware the overflow room of the fourth and |fishieries industry and all others whc |printing which was tried *out on jarticulate speech more than a mile g Phone 215, Res. 505. Aliop Tost HAtHN By % sixth grades, Both teachers come here | ) |know him the Evening Journal of Pittsticld, said — - - - racne - well recommended, schoo! | | News of his death caused a territic [to have h the Suity ik %3 With AFNATIIte, | [ rre—————————— T P graduates with sev 3 ching 10¢ ).\ among his many friends in{paper i d in \,.1‘. in the 1 t cotton and experience. Miss Haga is a graduate | | Juneau. | States: e in many OAP PECIALS 2 fankato, Minnesota, normal. Miss UF PNEUMONIA S st 7 | His love of chemist howe bread he never seem of Lewiston, ldaho, normal {was not finding sufficient expressic e 10 v e New Principal Secured | |REFRIGERATOR PLANT [in tho printing business, and in 185 | e e ONE WEEK—IST TO 10TH BIG SAVINGS For High School Principal and he sold out and began experimentin Science work, Mr. R. S. Raven, now i INSTALLED AT RHODES |\ cxpiocives and ovdnance. i 1 NMOT 20 TOILET SOAPS s ]\'{Y:‘j‘h hl‘;!:”“lln Ix,l:.”v“h’!l)j‘i:llll(’r '\h\pl'“‘ Well Know B (,anncryman CAFE'WORKING TODAY hv’.ulmlm l|‘ \“‘.'L”‘l‘[‘v“ : 1 n ; “‘1(’ 1 III{‘" ‘S 12 bars Lemon Soap $1.00 ven has an A. B. degree from Wash.- | Dies at Seattle After Short ! A R a place named for him, and i S 11 bars Ivory Soap, med. ..........ccoceiieonenae 1.00 ington State College, but three yee's | i . hg i CODL - TODHS RSN eezer 1aVe|co.operation with Dr. Rob ( 1)/1 } | 11 bars Cr 0il Soap 1.00 e RRe L ness—Visited Juneau. [just been completed for Rhodes | ST i Dr- Hobert AKX ‘ ars Creme » g ot e college “"km“‘\l|li(-1'|;:v]:||\’h'|‘|‘.l-1 R J Cafe, and are used today for th ‘J;\‘I?”"“'“','I",‘l;“ B e 11 bars Crystal Hard Water Soap 1.00 i 4 Eal . They were built by I i il e 3 o | is an veteran, married | August Buschmant® voceived a tele. (hrst (ime. They Y Kl government MAY 8TH N S and has one child **|sram this aftomonn conveyini ' ihs | Robson, icc, machine bullder of Se |y was in comection with i I LAUNDRY SOA teache: a rirls @ sic coac oF fkne w ska cann e ey s 2 1S 0! Maxin ang rothe the Ehewntil Wash. High Schoollat Besitie th m“:“mu o anatn The rooms arc bulit with a doublé | jiam Stevens Maxim, first can may be 13 bms Fels Nspthn Soap . 1.00 hos beon selected for o similar |after an illness of five days. Mr.|W8ll Of concrete with cork hetween |, Jignt. It seems that Hudson Maxim,| . y {| 16 bars P&G White Naptha Soap 1.00 position here, She comes especially |Millar was head of the Swift-Arth u-“”",l‘_"';"l Bl long, The plant i<i\poge baptismal name was Isaac, hai | | ARTSTYLE JE“{L]: BOX 6 pounds Best Soap Chips 1.00 well recommended, from her present|Crosby Company, which owrs the 5ld |OPerated by a Union Iron Works ico|gropped this name early in lite and|| CANDY—I and 2 Pounds 13 cans Sun Bright Cl 1.00 jon and alse from other similar|Craig Millar cannery at Craig ity i L a capacity of two ton umed that of Hudson Maxim caly PO AR e el 3 positions she has held. Sho was for | Mr. Millar, accompanied by his| D€ n.»‘;.-./; s \«.'mm]um fce can| 3 MOTHER DAY CARDS | 3 packages Citrus Powder ... 85 two years on the girls baSketball |wife, was in Juneau for about te "; fmer ‘:' & ""-‘ shore “I"", o Large Assortment ' team of the University of Idaho, frem |days, leaving for the South April 20 PEcin® “I" “' n '“‘] """"“‘ ‘I‘v"“‘ which school she holds an A. B.jon the Yukon e oAbl b Bl il Shrdwe '4' R E BR T ER 4 degree | Decoased has been a resident of |10 1 cost PRREREURGLBIY a2, 000 | V] 4 : Miss Ardena Leer will teach lan:|Alaska for o than thirty years, | b TR . I SJUTLER-MAURO guages next year. Miss Leer comes (locating at Craig, whieh was named | NOTICE [ | 3, PHONES 92 AND 95 FRONT STREET g from Dewey, Okia. She is a graduaie [for him, where he established a can There will be an important meet-| T DRUG CO «f the University of Oklchoma. She [nery. Like other cannerymen he hag |ing of all the Officers of the L. O B I . | 4 el comes especially well recommended [had his ups and downs, bul he was 0. M. No. 700 at 7:30 § evening e‘.; ouaseum | Phone 134 We Deliver | g 0 the Superintendent of Schools in [supposed fo be in casy financial : C.'H. MacSPADDEN Uo7 M namiting: Baati Bittios. No:. 1 I Dewey, by the University of Okla-|circumstances 1y ictator I A b D, B e ElCTTeAmen o by iy Wiy whd ————— ¢ ————————.|Old Papers for sqle at The Emplre Office language contestants in the state in-|several brothers, one of whom reside NOTICE M(’IO(' ,7‘, n - e v terschool meets have always placed [at Petersburg | Wire alarm boxes will be tested Z y' IV Einiemsonfymmenflimmenfim menflpomsenfiprmsen second or third in competition Mr. Millar was a man of large |Sunday morning 1 i will also have charge of de-|evecufive abilities and tromendous | (Signed) DOLLY GRAY, v clamation, for which she has had|epergy. He was a good mixer and! Fire Chief { several years training. - e % The ! by filled by Miss Theodo : teaching in a similar position in i St. Anthony, Idaho. Miss Budwin is! a graduate of the state college of | K Washington, holding the B. A, de-| # gree. List of Teachers | The staff of teachers as far a:| completed is as follows: Kindergarten-—Miss Louise Calis. | 1et grade—Mrs. Iva Tilden ' 2nd grade—Miss V. Bourgette b 1st and 2nd grade-—Miss Mildred | g Abraha b | drd grade—Miss Ann Rohwer 4ih xrmh-li Dalma Hanson 5th Taylor. | Gth Miss M Haga 4th and 6th Miss Mary | Kolasa. 7th grade—Mrs. Jusephine Tupper Sth grade - Mrs Bishop. High School Trincipal, Science and Mathe R. S. Raven. Home BEconomics—Miss Helen 1. ny Commercial i Girls Athletics— nice Lowe. Instrumental Music- ‘Woods. L Mr Inglish position made vacant Miss Myhre's resignation will be Budwin, now h—Misgs Theodora Budwin, Language—-Miss Ardena ) J. W 14 Art and Vocal Music—Miss Eunice :; W. 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