The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 2, 1927, Page 8

8 - SCOUTS DEPART | ! THROUGH SING SINGS GATES| SITKA HUNTERS |™'Apriak‘uine rriosy SNAKE CHARMER """ 'S sumweer Dr. Glen W, § of Washington, D. t | | fa 3 atie] excellent fashion .an dconcentrates i - et ) Ipiling up rapidly, officials of the § London daylight seance to all adu:t Riverside Mining and Miiiing Com- : | persons in thie Elks Hall tomorrow | pany are looking forward to making o { night, the opening night of his en- la record congentrate shipment on i | gagement in Juneau | |the next trip of the stcamer Border { | | FORTWO WEEKS | ¢ ~ CAMPING TRP Twenty-Five Boys Scouts Go . In a statement today, Dr. Stanloy | Queen. The present outlook is that | said: “So many people have become (the dispatch will exr;e«-d 104[ tons, us and discouraged through June 2.—Jojo, a|by fur_llm largest single shipment alled Psychic Phenon perform- with the Zeigler|made since the mill was installed. % (Hyder Herald). YAKIMA, Was snake charme Carnival Company, died last ngi dis, Four Boats Kill 424 Animals R hsats 5 set U |ed ally through some vaudeville to Enc ("'"wlhull?" Set Up i as Compared to 4l |azency. We stage a genuine seance,|After twice bitten by his rattlesnake a2/ R at Eagle River. | 3 G free from trickery and humbug. We,during the day's performance. The| TO RESIDE IN TOWN ! '8 ! Taken Last Season. fask the doubtful to come and be|Man was kmown as “Texas Al —— convinced that there is really some-| Witnesses said Jojo, in the course| John Fremming and Mrs. Fremming {hing to Occult Science. Tomorrow|Of his usual performance, placedihave taken an apartment from Mrs. The Boy Scouts, dr ¢ rs this year had uniforms, with their camp Sitka Indian L B it Tt Witk {one of the most succe .}il” e ‘k.mrmmm we will stage Sir Oliver Lodgn's |the head of one o('hm snakes to his| Ella Rowe on Willoughby Avenue. SR LAE Tats’ SLINE Yos does. i on ‘IHH‘\'I since th r"hlr“ WA :;\,ly | great cabinet seance, Conan llfl.\’li"-\‘m“"fh The mpnl.ss fangs s}\n! out.| They will move in from their home possible to leave behind, and th 1" 1at Ko m\‘[l m; ":‘u ‘,:.:" ‘::[Hn..?“"i"" pictures and an astral doad |JoJos - tongue ‘N“e"ed ) h.“('h g me CAule Heg B JOW - d8B- 10 ieko varled paraphernalia necessary for “'_"l Lo I" "l" N J VI\\I { 1i trance seance in which any !xmls-(ilmm"x.'““( that he W fl‘f'ff""t\"“l "’i'\m their residence in town. fiod Hdosrary (K . Burean of Fisheries, who 16| pertaining to any subject will Do (death within an hour. Earlier in the for Sibated ‘At (s uly this week from the|,n yored for members of the audi-|day vesterday, Jojo had beew bitten, Old papers for save at The Empire. al patrol. A total of 421|. 0 There will be Spirit slate writ-|on the hand but this caused no ill Juneau Public School this mornin s were Kkilled and 20-0dd 0 Caple rapping and numerous other |effects. It is assuned the performer ) ween 9 and ) o'clock, ready o X i ;. A"\‘( I 1d "\ B “" : _“m”‘ vm’:»h‘vl *;H-:ll" o SN |tesis given. There is nothing in the,Was careless about extracting the trip, to River. Twenty-fi jiatueihig her kiR o o | seances that does with any religious | venom from the rattlers. boys responded to the roll call, given Neer whout ars is said o haveleule of belief. No children will be| e e Bentls Mostar 1t 1. Realinwahater L ARt m jadmitted unless accompanied by par-| SEVERE WIND DID PREVAIL The boys waited, impatient to be off . oAt R its Thics ents as absolute quiet must prevail —— Sifted’ th the Sare watting to 4ake S 16t A e kel [throughout the performances. { Johnny Harris, former night mer- them to their destination tavorabie weathér conditions prevail-| ;2;‘2' :’“'S’;"l""\",:‘,;,fl"‘;;‘:', "lfi"’{‘d'l‘"‘kl"n“ i #om T e ] nop spravathd /s at St. spital, looking The b who left for the ¥ ing most of the time, th ”ln'{ “I‘wMOTHERSqDAUGHTERS’ over his book which he kept during River camping out trip, which the sixth annual camp of th neau Boy Scouts, are: Troop 1 Lagergren ward Rodenberg ward Powers, Robert Hurley Stewart, Thomas Redlingshafer verg, Don Livie, Dougl year would have broken all records| 'his many years as patrolman, ran sindel. Drotestion wes 83l ltahed, DINNER IS ENJOYED ;o one stem of record today swhich Capt ')'w['rr sai : AIH‘!’l . — |was entered on February 15, 1923,! u‘ re v’:vn‘\»'l “; ”'Hl(hl 1argst ‘::";1‘ o A congenial time and delicious din-{that at 1:03 a. m. on that date a [than in former , o I‘ : \’\_,~_ Boats | ner were enjoyed by the those who|record wind was experienced 92 miles it to | REESSanG “powa 1 tha | attended the ~mothers’ and daugh- an hour. The entry also says there | forbidden, were not able to reach the | "6 at the Forget-Me-Not Tea|was a 64 mile an hour wind which Slliot Robertson, Edward e & < cather. § Edward Mize . o - i b yeather [room last evening. The party filled|lasted for five minute L4 ry Brandt, Donali L e 's two automobiles, one bearing o compared (o one last year,|t¥o long tables which were decorated | i < Troop 2-Richard Harri This rema héws Lip aptomabiisg Selwnsing with attractive place cards repre-| Advertising always paye. Use th¢| ‘ % Fred Harri B L Olicand, x Werle Mrs. Ruth Sny the other, Ilenry Judd Gray, entering the ;"l\ Sl able "l:“ll‘:.I‘\‘V”‘II‘VHH h"‘llll' senting teepecs, made by the girls{ eolumns of The Emphe. % Rhodes, Winfield Pullen, William| gates of Sing Sing prison, where they are sentenced to die for [ hest day's kill reported for|and small dishes of candies. Thi s 4 Friend, Leighton Strauss,“Waiter M- the murder of the woman’s husband. Note the guard at the rear, v boat was 20 animals. Dick|® '1; ‘|>h.'!"ll ."_\r. (1.“; 'mn'hers. n-“.", Kinnon and Jack Pegu Georga|__ e At e Rie Headad Wi Mgk buat for thejusushters dinnen Nigs HEan AEANSONO g Phillips has Deen engaged to cook Tarrls e '130 animals and 12|bY the Camp Fire Girls in Juno for the be iclose collaboration with either Gre The car 3 : 1) and it is expected to be an annual! which conveyed the boys|Britain or the United States in t unborn put : S to. the. eamp. were. volunteered by future due to the exclusion of Ja TAKE THE EMPIRE [Pre s SpamEiRy e | R bk } ({4 b)J members of the Juneau Chamber nese from the United States and frou WITH YOU ON TRIP | |, 1, rice auoted at the ohenlnZ yopicE BUILDING PERMITS RE- Commerce and others willing to lend | British colonies \ } ot the soason“wab 312 per peit. De | NOUCR SUTIER O RANCE | | i their services and time to the boys They it you are taking a trip this | |<hor(ly after the-opening ited NO. 130. H. L. Faulkner, R.® Robertson, | colaborating closely with Franc i | amm tal s B & 3 ; _— Aea M S A | imme i Srapire with in $2 decre o in the Sitk offerings, ) sfore 2 . T S L S i I.“l'l’“' S Tndhca i (SRl L | u. Have it sent by mail and | {$10 per pelt being offered .lm»inu’”“',.‘;r,,!(:"”‘:,"l'“'r";:!"‘,‘;‘m(0::;:“‘1;n.‘;':'. 1“1\“:‘ II" ‘\"xlxd::\lv‘); A "\ln\ Marie I’(u:m [ sotve. dhe |r\ml>“ o o8 l]l“\l \:“‘ o[ | keep in touch with ‘the' honie | |the ‘attor part of the son Joval or demolition of any building Did you ever say that to yourself" steln. Mrs. Robert Simpson drivini|population k0 g i Il Avout onehalf of the total kill was|or structure or part thereof, the i I G oin's car, on h Whether for these reasons or ; e vy i gold, Capt. O'Connor said. A number|person, firm or corporation perform- . B & aaubto s e R e : R i [of the hunters holding their!ing the work shall obtain a_permit Most certainly you have, and we’ll bet you got transportation, and each took four or | not at e ¥ | | later in the year Juneau Any person, whether the see tha » ‘boys had adequate | othe uth AL THRRY. 18| et A ; AR AR T R R Ll e |,;‘_‘m} t 4 pt _IH ol | SISTER OF J. L. GRAY II"‘” . hoping for an advance in prices|for doing same from the City of a REAL KICK out of saying it five of the Scoufs [extension 1o smaller cateories of| PAGOES AWAY, DENVER! h = bed ymng 1it. i ’ r, agent, contractor, qr sub- & The Scouts plan to be gone for|vessels of the 5.5-3 ration established| 3 i ; | 3 e okd d : e Fresh ranch eggs, dozen for actor, or the employee 'of an R 1 W e A s e L) ':‘l'm“’;‘lk‘- n:r“’::i“':'] ':’l; I:(i'[l:”!:l\;l‘:’:[nlulll' 7“” "”2"]"|‘ """ "l’:“,' H“' ‘, S Hates ik i T 1$1.00. Large size. Sanitary Gro-|such ;,‘;,,f:,n "ri(,ln;ing :)l\i’i act xhally‘ Because after all, there is llOl]Ilng in life that shafer, who organize e trip and al ship: vis she preparsc rs. Louise Clark, a sister of J. sery. —adv. et " 4 i i 1 has charge of the boys while they|to accept even a larger proportion|Gray, died suddenly Tuesday night | 7 adv. jupon i Y “‘l'h',e“"‘ ,’I"’ ,:"l',‘:‘}""fi‘ gives more satisfaction are gone, sald that they had set no|of tonnage for herself, if that limited {in Denver, Colo., word of the ‘l T;!".‘_‘ Lo ‘“ :‘"“":xl’o“w)‘m‘flm definite day on which to return {tonnage does not allow her some|event being received yesterday by f‘;:‘l-“!;‘“’r‘ig‘,:"l‘“e-m It is ’"m el TH [ i oeation o iy |froédom in the type, size and num-|Mr. Gray. Death followed an attach tion of the Common Coundil to en-| L DONE o Baw N, ber of smaller units she may con-|of heart trouble and came almost force his ordinance. | : Three Power Naval | struct without warning | : bR SHEPARD | £ Conference Is to ym what is known here Japan| Mrs. Clark loaves a family of five; —adv. © 7 T ity Clerk. bl P otz will accept limitation of s children. She was not unknown i g S AT i Face New l’ruhlf‘m;““”* such a8 13 cruiser: }Imwm lh.uml visited )|4l| : brothe MOOSE PICNIC ‘ GEO. B. RICE 4 ol |troyers, torpedo boats and subma-|here in nterment will be made A bt Lo A 4 1 (Continnea from Page One.) with (hwlln‘l\:nmm |4‘mu [‘ r|in Denver. Bty m{‘.]-"-‘ifi' Annual Pienic, .u:::l:’ PLUMBIN(;, HEATING PLANTS, OIL BURNERS 1 POt masict gt ct Souds - ated and not the number sl “f tell . : g o 1 & CHERE b 4 tonnage ofe individual vessel MUSICALE AND SILVER TEA | b/ R tell you in advance what job will cost’ { can serve as a basis of discussion O RnABie " TRARA « t Sl Horan & Ho tabw Wil Rowd &l SPECIAL PHONE 34 PHONE 34 Reasons for Japan's changed at titude since the Washington con i terence can be found in the corres ze of late inventions and build a large fleet of small vessels at Parson aturday| Fridays Only June 4th, from 2:30 to Jordan's Valet S refuses to be mpered by to pondence of the well known French | H ety : "y | close restrictions gt R A. Trlbute to TNy r Vimmonflmmeaflpamsonfymmtonflmmsen | journalist, Jules Saurwein, fo the| Y by 3 it REG ! 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