The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 13, 1927, Page 2

'MIDSUMMER VALUES TH CRE T()\ \1.,‘ rtment m, sl trimming Nt e sl P it Y s P short n 1 solid col #1.50 each VOILE DRESSES A nice line of Voile floral patterns of green, lavender, Button, lace randie trimming. $3.75 and $4.75 blue, red and white. BLOOMERS Ladies’ Bloomers, 90 cents each B.M. Behrends Co., Inc. POLICE HELD OFF 3 DAYS iRoyalist Leader Defies | French Authorities— Finally Surrenders 8- narated parts of the slaying was that of| itte whose | ve her husband’s own at her tor of a ch the dentified the cloth Pattel 1 home a1 man to whom he rented home rooming cted 1ays ago. When tle police broke into the| room Sunday, unclothed body old girl. The body, 128 not been identified, lifeless for several days. ——————— they of a which had been Mountain Scenery Is Fine Until Bear Ambles Into View The hiking was fine the scenery was magnific living up to all advance no- { | tices, but when it is all muss- | ed up with brown bears, even | Mt. Roberts loses much of its | famed attractiveness. Comes | now Miss Celia McLaughlin, | Chief Clerk in the office of 3 | Secretary of Aloska, and Mrs, | | Alta C. Purpus, Deputy Clerk | of Court, to give expert testi- | mony. | Saturday afternoon, the two, | having half-holiday, decided to = | spend it in that section of the S | great out of doors occupied by | Mt. Roberts. All went well | | until Mz, Bruin, an old brownie ' , | of tremendous size, made hig | appearance. A closeup, at a | 50-foot range, was more en- lightening than gratifying, and sufficient to send the moun- tain climbers scurrying home- ward, leaving the scenery to .| the bear who was there first, ‘anyway. e e Advertising always pays. 5 Use - the columns of The Empire. P ttery checl a yard pink and white knit The po-| believed | »d two women in| i 36-inch L AWNS in floral pat- terns in lavender, rose, navy, red Lawns f Colonial lection and black. 50 cents a yard in 18 Ks. 36-inch Serim in ecru, cream and white—square mesh. i 35 cents a yard made of Il]l{l bias round 15-inch Organdies in orchid, blue, maye, green, orange and white. Regular 85¢, now 05 cents a yurll HOSE = Ladies’ Phoenix pure silk Hose in all light shades, lisle heel and toe with four-inch lisle top. Sizes 8% to 10. $1 .3.) a p(ur 36.INCH UNBLEACHED GAUZE 712 cents a yard { NION SUITS Ladies’ summer weight knit Union Suit — no sleeves, knee length. $1.00 suit eeves, stripes ors, Sizes Dresses in Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U S Weather Bureau Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning 4 p. m. today: Probably showers tonight and Tuesday; moderate south- erly winds, LOCAL DATA sible E DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JUNE 13, GEOLOGISTS TO =< COVERCOASTAL RIVER REGIONS - capable of development ive cost Is Vlrgm Territory All of the this territo M ral stud them prospe: due to sreas expected to be ummer virtu ry St are art ming { there b has been litth ting of an kind, largel R It in lack of m Stewart and Shepard to Explore Virgin Area on | : v SE Alaska Rivers. ; e mation the mean rive in the irding and the t that the on of roach by {10 nav e even most fav The construction olve the latter the examination t ide ac rahle Geological exammations of areas of {rail adjacent to the upper reaches of. difficulty several southeastern Alaska rivers | will comstitute one of the most ! important activities undetaken in the Territory this year prospecting and mining view-, ‘point, in the opinion of B. D | Stewart, Supervising Mining En, gineer for the U. S. slogical | Survey, and acting as rritorial Mining Engineer. This work will |be carried out with funds fur nished by both the Federal and’ Territorial governments It has been made poss this time, Mr. art [the trail and road surveys made this summer by the Bureau of Public |the Forest Service { tacilities which there crews wiil offer to the Geological Survey, mineral studies of the several dis | tricts would be too costly, involve too much work, and generally be of such magnitude that funds at present available would not pev mit them to be undertaken Districts to Be Covered Among, the streams up which it is planned to conduct road and trail surveys this summer are Endicott River, Taku Rivor, Whit ing River, Farragut. River, Unuk | River and Chickamin River, and possibly others, All of these streams head back along the in ternational boundary into the coast range of mountains. Littie 1 is known of the geology of th districts along the upper portions of the streams wirich cut into, or through, what is commonly called the intrusive core of the Coast Range from California northwarl through the entire range. On the eastern contact of core, Mr. Stewart pointed out, many fine quartz mines have| been deyeloped from California fo Portland Canal. The Alice Arm mines, the Premier and other fa mous properties lie on this con tact. On a recent trip up the Taku River, Mr. Stewart said I unmistakable signs of the ¢ contact a short distance Twin Glacier Camp, sev below the Canadian border. Ie i confident examinations of othe rivers similarly placed will reveal it to be on the American sideg there. Such districts offer the | most promising kind of pros peet ing areas, he added. They 1song vould while rammeod will by prov ical from Juneau Lo¢ ible aid to be crews of Roads for But the at by for ANNOU this | MARMIO -~ ~ S ‘ —— For Ells and o above 1 miles 34 Adults $1.00 Time— Barom. Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity Weather! 4 p. m. yest'y...29.87 63 48 S 7 Cldy 4 a. m. today .29.87 54 86 SE 2 Sprinkling 12 noon today...29.91 63 © 58 1 6 Cldv CABLE_AND RADIO REPORTS ST YESTERDAY TODAY Low 8a m. 8am. Precip. Sam. temp. temp. Velocity 24 hrs. Weather 36 52 b 0 Pt Cldy '|m 4 d in her home| who murdered | clothes | | DEFENSE HAS 10 54 10 0 Clear 68 0 Clear 66 0 Clear 36 .20 Rain 46 .04 Cldy 46 _— Rain 0 Cldy Trace Sprink 15 Cldy 22 Cldy 0 Clear 0 Cldy 0 Pt. Cldy 0 Pt. Cldy *—Less than 10 miles. 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'est Paris,” the orchestra | —The defense in the retrial of |leader got in the habit of having Hugh De Autremont, alleged Sis-|his men rise and call out “good | kiyou Tunnel bandit slayer, in|night” to the audience at the end cross examination of C. R. Moore, |of ithe selection. gave the first inkling of what its| Now each night the orchestra contention will be. sings out “bon-soir” twice as if Moore was a member of the |it were part of the song. National Guard detail from Ash- i land, Ore., ordered to the tunnel |a few hours after the holdup. H.| Mrs. Frank A. Clark underwent I'testitied of finding three canteens an operation for appendicitis this in the vicinity of a cabin which | morning at St. Ana's Hospital and the State says the train robbers|is doing well. used. Mrs, Al Zenger, who was oper- Under cross examination, Moore | ated on for ruptured appendix said the National Guardsmen were | two weeks ago, is practically re- all_equipped with army conteens | covered and will return to bher of the type found. 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