The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 8, 1927, Page 4

—— T AR S s A i . e G 8 i Daily Alaska Empire IO.AN W. [ROY - EDITOR EMP i MPAN Str Delivered B Or $6.00 ABOUT BIG GAME HUNTERS Th wnsill, leader of tion that i 1 except bear had Dbitd per mit R killed, ¢ « art n « ¢ law t refutatior viola game n that have Mr. Tansill health of charges seen made algo gives a similar clean bill of to John Borden Mr which he will Alaska bear and h Tansill de that the expedition Mr Territory clare headed and that headed by Borden have expended within the of more than $20,000 each-—making each cost $2,000. Naturally criticism lition into ! hunters do Alaska but cenic | valuable adverti We he his home Alaska that ghat they are g that h The big yeantic umount and ing that M the a may return te the lieve Tansill with urance of people of they agree with him throughout that he came here, and might come again to Alaska Tansill say tha are all that worth ted come Mr for hunter Territory game to the They worth they they oceasionally and invest to do like that 1e hunters and honorable the gratifying are are more, interes n the country money here and induce It ht be adde without exception the 1 aska way invest may be put play the game The Empire vast majority will hearty hunters who willi come become sther wise mig it here probably gar gentlemen men in Men who love large ‘sums in sportsmen, to out-of-doors and that sportsmen every Sehis love down, as and to the rules believes that ,Of+ Alaskans welcome ficeording the they it for when all speaks it the says to big game give THE EMDEN’S VISIT. of the yesterday harbor. She officers, that the visit sailed the Juneau enjoyed immensely German after spending eleven is ple: that ‘Capt. Fo cadets and crew of the they had the best time since sailin from ( It cruiser Emden which days in ed ster and other man-of-war declare here they had experienced many Juneau should wel- the \dship wa come the here in the Next to the republic in this come throu the developed deal in common ship between the two to believe that the friendship take root when American soldiers were s in that country and ripen A fitier who gathered were never people regrettod came to come again appro German that prevailed Germany is the Much that goes to make nation that has German-horn citizens from representatives of navy spirit of f United State: the the largest wor country great she and that 1 our of sclentific The ¢ There is every applicatin principles n Germany have a great friend ntrie reason for peoples and every which began will continue to grow than officers group those are the and crew Our on as single of to ship. the have on the should asy a visit like her THE NAVAL CONFERENCE. Americans are not having everything their that at and lot restrictions The own at Geneva. Bng and Japan a favor conference fast cruiser Am thus limitation lot of submarines, The in both, but been accepted way nuval wants a of cans drastic far their suggestions have Howey if the American prevail the partiey to the conference that, rightly or wrongly, there will I emphatic public sentiment in this in favor of building cruisers as Great Bri- tain and more subn Whether jJustified or otherwise, sentiment here that .in someway try will be involved in elsewhere. LABOR LE ASTOR JO B L Labor party leader in British Parlia- rSiuut. eriticising ‘Mrs. Nannie Langhorne Astor | (Laay Astor), first woman member of the Brit- *iw Parliament, for supporting prohibition while " She admits that she does mot object ‘to beer and wine, said that ghe was ingonsistent. He insisted that she ought p\co—npemw with those who favor placing the bansgh distilled liquor but would leal- ‘ize wines and . He suggests that she x?huum ~ join the/ “Anc rder of Froth Blowers and . deligently ob: he slogan, “Gallup your beer s 'fl\ zest.” © Lady Astor; not not over sentiment dc will ¢ be country a very s many arines than Japan. there will be the interests of this coun large ruction u naval con YER SUGG H AT LADY THE “FROTH BLOWERS.” the say, did pot resent the xpedi recent | who comel | Lidbergh were| reason| ot | miles to| Unalas itioned | cruiser .| Asiatic THE DAILY Al there might be really which produc admitted that some for er yposition was only AND MANAGER ted Gov to be ve inv a vacation nt Dakota w ek ht nt to hat 1 that Juneau hoy mden has sailed Juneau g v a month or be seem to the g ver would punishment and prolonging Nominating a Parrot. York ind World.) in 1001 were holdix con mencement The had graduate play | hiy come ¢ just rl epped or her weet of she pirate th She pake 1 pair spake when the fo'e” h atmosphere She word And udden ly on the 1id the rirl graduate faltered went on the graduate voice from l¢ mote harsh weet girlis Shut voice The weet and stopped moment up!” said weet rl tone state moment Shut volce, in a sterner The lof sweet yefore now in a everal try And voice wa girlish panic; it was could up!" could be it meant itely, a pirate was. He make aid 1o another the he this time mistake; this meant hut up, and nothing else but of the guessed what curried on stage, seized the heckler and scurried him to the wings sc | the sweet girl graduate could proceed. And that heckler a parrot which had been lent to give more verigimilitude to the pirate ship Where dwells this parrot, and for per diem be hired? It seems tc needed founctionary Shut voice Fortun cast the trouble with was how much that he United | a a sorely in these State America could d mcealed transform every public into a thing u can the good|T rum, he could | o thing Conceive in the event for it y 1 ro8 he from a of | te | loom of joy ver a F Lessons From Nature. (Seward Gateway.) would have us take a Nature as a 1ide to our that the test It develops heart disease, nervous indigestion and countless other afflic | tions It lowers vitality and makes the individual easy prey for the inroad of disease of all Physicians remind us that | So far is known, no bird build more nests than its neighbor fox ever fretted he hole in which to hide. No squirrel ever died of anxiety by nuts Physician | the book of They declare kind is worry troubles, leaf from daily lives of man ti enemy sorts as ever tries tc because had only onc| tc lest he should winters instead b e | No ever lost' any sleep over the fact|i that he not have enough bones laid aside for his declining years. If human beings would closely, and tike advantage lessons she offers through in our ‘arrogance we may learn a few so-called philosphy | not lay enough for two of one. hound study Nature more of the many valuable those creature we to consider far be things not dreamed are prone neath us, of in our Eielson’s Tokio Flight. Lieut. (New York Times.) Ben Eielson, chief pilot with Expedition, getting ready a non-stop flight to Tokio he will fly alone. Seattle $25,000 to be given to him success. plane like the Ryan monoplane used or the Bellanca, in which and Levine made a record flight from New York to Germany, a flight from Seattle to Tokio should be feasible, provided Bielson had fair weather all the way over. ~There's the rub! The route by v of Unalaska in the Aleutian Islands would be 4 4 miles Unalaska is 1,707 from Seattle and Yokohama 2,547 from ka. But Lieutenant Eielson would be very fortunate he ran into bad weather on the Alaska coast and was not forced down by storms in the Western Pacifi Lowell H. Smith and his companions in the flight around the world had their troubles in the Aleutian Islands, and in the Kuriles, on the other side of the Pacific, they were delayed. They were not flying by schedule, except that they had several months in which to get round the world, and were compelled to consider snow and sleet storms off the Alas Peninsula and typhoons in waters attain his goal Bielson would have to stay three to forty-eight hours. Lieutenant Wilkins Arctic Seattle to make announces that raised a purse of the event of In a the at He hag in is by Chamberlin non-stop if a To at Tokio, in the air Lieutenant from forty Women's colleges ma wives a by gineering.— (Boston y yet render future house-| instruction in electrical en- Herald.) service Bfforts to dstablish any kind of censorship immediately bring up the question of who is going to censor the censors.—(Washington Star.)! to The reason why a chicken been discovered. It is which makes a driver the cros g.—(Minne crosses the street the same try to beat poli has that to as the train Journal.) obligation has been laid on erican people by Charles A. Lindbergh. He has! refused to allow a fund to be raised for him| through popular subscription, thus averting a na- tionwide drive.—(New York Sun.) Another the Am- Talk to a Democ watch that far-away ~—(Omaha Bee.) at about third terms and first-term look in his eyes. Josephus Daniels says he knows a good man for the Democratic Presidential nomination, but declines to name him. Probably modesty forbids. ~—(Pittshugh Gazette-Times.) Hundred per cent. Americanism among thel farmers is the practice of going to the polls to vote dry and then going home to test the hard cider.— (Cincinnati Enquirer.) loom. | o Ninety Per Cent Good for May mitting 1 way on w! T B i S s ALONG LIFE’S DETOUR By SAM HILL A Queer avens hav Hollyw¢ mor not L more of The he Than And There tars all en a course that lot dive Observations of Oldest The old-fashioned ar many hardship hardsl had ms woman and it p for many to bar Man of It his wife me distracted the Your tie d nor John,” groaned arly drive ou dre wur shirt our socks!” your kind of match I'm { he The only tod in owied, “is one pipe. Would 1 Laugh magazine icle sa on wor looking t cent of the en's un worth rpining i b xhibition yway A Snappy Comeback Where did rowled th arn to drive \ffic cog lady vou 1 gallant tr it officer yho awling out th Oh W ad low. Fi th at first I " igh T didn't,” she he know ed rom you { idea you t etorted sweetly, a the gas The Very ldeai!! 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The reason dad thinks son dates If science girl feet Inhabitant st tha is because n even than four wher block al hu han ation days) ng he will golf he's pl Nothing an having and try her the ayin about makes help her beir world funuy y through his kid playing with dyua will go out and mak | conceited way from it tel he i women an me man nder Most thundor ar Daily it is easi credit the Names C! thin ’ News of ub Ther me or in Rot have elected Ind., it rnat Sapp. ident na'| A Pr wouldn’t of Huntington Famous Sides tep Side track 1 Your (obsoleta) (obsolete). » Whisker ot b & ettt P e AUTOS FOR HIRE W(WE BRIGHTEN| OUR CORNER There’s joy in giving good service 8 —Says Taxi Tad. 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