The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 11, 1927, Page 8

8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY. JULY 11, 1927. TO WACE FIGHT | RADIO PHOTO SHOWS BYRD PLANE IN FRANCE: PRODUCERS ARE | et e o bt e |E ASTERM STAR. HOW RUBBER CANOE SAVED LIVES OF AIRMEN et o g o S (g con by o ON PREDATORY | s e = || BLAMELESS FOR [t ~er e et i, s o 5 FFIGEAL S ARE iolation of express orders of the|the torrent in an attempt to sa ANIMALS HERE| 25« b e oo 00 g™ | MOVIE TRAGEDY 7 2 0 B 5t WL GOMED HERE ork that the sixth boat was|hody of Bautin was found afloa drawn. The boat had nearly react-|below the railroad bridge, thre R e ML o W et el " ; e . Bk 4 ed the last of the protective! miles down the river. An examina » / ACon b R. K. 5t ; T > o f g 524 o 5 g |All Precautions to Protect|cables when Craveth, for someqiinn. of | Bautie . iitoles o st W;"”’»\ Grant Matron I)nml \‘ fare ! AN A p hn i ; \ i!| Life in Abercrombie unknown reason, jumped into the | showed that ho- had suffoeate: and Patron Visit Lo- datory Animal e Lo w { | Ragics. Tuben icy, rushing forrent. Ray Thomp through swollowing his tongue.’ cal Organization. on followed him almost im e mediately. The third man, Tom | JUNEAU IS ENJOYING Investigntion oy Federal offi | Granvillt, who was at the hehn SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH jals, of the death hy drowning|of the boat, stayed with the craft attle, wife of former Chief | of Joseph Bohtin of Junocau, F [und after some maneuvering suc Juneau, the capital city of Al-|Steven J. Chadwick, of the | . Daughters, schooi teacher of|cceded in bringing the boat safsiy |aska, is enjoying a very substan-|0f Washingten, arrived in Junean | Spokane, and Ray Thompson, mo-|to the shore r:,d growth, and the prospects for -'\"‘"I""""‘ "”‘:'I‘ "”(.}"“";“;“I' "'“‘y‘ o att of Los Angele the future are particularly| Alameda adwick i ‘l\.hwlu‘ !;:."r:‘»‘uy\iy JI\Kw 144;\‘":!»- {n \Ihfl. “Craveth and Thompson suc-|hright, said the Rev ‘u”\ ‘:vm Most Worthy Grand Matron of] crombie Canyon for the Metro.|¢®ded In grasping the dangling{man, pastor of the, Northern|the General Grand Chapter o Goldwyn-Mayer production of “The | °PeS @nd held on for a short|Light Preshyterian Church of|the Order of Kastern Star, S time. Cravath soon let go and|that city, who is down south on|i8 visiting Alaska officially and | exoncration of the producns | "Aing bravely against thela vacation trip and who was a|Will call on the various Chapters | company and its officials, accord. | tream. finally landed on a bar|yisitor at -The Alaska W of the Order ; [ing to. word that comes from|#PoUt @ quarter of a milo bolow. |office | Erest J. Teare, Most Worthy | cordova “Meanwhile Thompson clung d A large cold storage plant is, Grand Patron, of Cleveland, Ohio | Coroner Parish of Cordova gave | °rately to his rope. Jack M |under construction, the Junecau|also arrived on the meda ani {out the fucts on which the follow. | Vilson, one of the rescue work-|high school building will soon be, is visiting the Eastern Star Chaj g : £ . ¥ ling detailed account in the Valdez|°™s threw him a second rope, by |under way, awd the Masonic lodg s with Mrs. Chadwick romain t with s | M1 Emma - <aa-w conforred today Parks £ Y oA My % xecutiv flicer 1 - ? ¢, B8 A o 17 e 2y | Trail of '98,” resulted in a eom % Do <l bsupiorig s of which ho was allowed | plans a $50,000 structure in Ju \ and during i 3 ¥ : | “According. to eye. wilnesses of] drift downgtream towards 1:.»: nean, said Mr. Stillman. It is thelare ac panying Mr. Reaths. d . ; ; : | thie A A it Wieia boat, simce he was out of | helief in Juneau that the publish planning to organize a chapter Iw ! ¢ : b reach of any of the boatswair's|ers' paper and pulp mill plant|of Bastern Star at Wrangell » fateful boat yesterday morning . 3 . Siaian ’ : i : nairs. As Thompson neared the{will be established cither at|the near zuture < : ? : 2o nd steered a safe course into ai ! Three Main Object ; . cddy after making a short but|P0At the men on shore and those [Thane or Douglas, both of which| The Eastern Star representatives The initial work of Mr. Stcw ¥ B 3 5 vapid run of the imprisoned, tur | °P the cables shoutad to Daugh-|arc contiguous to .muwu. (Al- ed in Juneau for a fow hour B v e ikl : ; | bulent waters of = the canyon | sweep his hoat over tofaske Wzekly, Seattle ind boarded the steamor Admiral which, at the point of sheot 4 of the eye-wit - | Evans, proceeding to the westward hemmed in by the canyon |98 : hm-““”:;; no ”'iv;].ulw Nearly 200 Vlchms as eward, they will mi-n s and expend the tremendous « ! « via rail to ™irbanks, return power acquired through the miles| "8 f00 slow in acting. At an Cloudburst, Saxony|ing to Valder and Cordova, po 1'o Thompion was seen to look 5 iy vk (ho oikardinn TSI wrouns in Craveth's ction and| DRESDEN, July 11— The to.|wa view, h way mal Ton 5 ; . jof its wida and comparatively dation I { mild course. “In the sixth boat to make the|¢Yidertly deciding to emulate his|ial number of dead and missing Special Meeting b Biadeu 2 < 2 > < . were ree stunt n, Tom |Xample, struck out for the shore.fas the result of the cloudbur | The local chaptor of the Ordvy 4 % ¥ 3 4 . : vath. . Tom Granville and Ray|UP 10 8 late lnmu'l his body had |jast Saturday in Saxony is placed)of the Eas I % i . i 4 uot bheen recevered. at 186 Paree i celing . s |||""m”””“”””””“” '””!I!Mh. | E 2 2 3 % Lo Apson. At' the ‘top ot the| "G LN SRS SR i 1 persons ial meeting 5 i & ¢ | rapids was placed a white flag A 0 eHng ! - - < welcome the distir [ marking the spot . from _whish|¥ith ropes, attempting to rescu LEAVE ON FISHING TRIP | Initiation and . exemplification of % > § : S > 1B Hoats Watb SotRbRAT U ia: aheks Thompson, Daughters suddenly a “Doc” Holman, John Fremming | the work of the Chapter occupied 5 i R o % | iy Islieint o g e <:;|\»|va attention to himself h_.\ at-|and Jaek Kay left last night oo|the time of the meeting, afier ctss———.) » , e ’ st S i foo h;m[n!m;; to rhmh' up 'I)u» painter [ 2 small boat for a 10-day|which refres s, consisting of : of his boat to the cabla above | fishing 1 pla ) %o |ice crea ke and Alaska Photograph sent across the Atlantie by wireless process shows the smashed Byrd plane on |movie camp is located. Some oW | oratcoesstul ‘in ,IMN‘ ;". ,l,l,‘.m, d ‘]!]“?”:' ”m,h"wl]:':"\,.(m]] ’[“_ '\1\” h ',H I,i"\ [u"“ 1. \f,]- A the beach at Ver-sur , France, after it had be n;nl]ml ashore from the spot where it crashed, f the -sixth 'hont-rnisged’ the « eddy[Encle Bl o Miia My e T B R L they will fiah |- An Aiasksasvers coibibage Deatt The other picture shows the rubber eanoe in which the fliers paddled ashore. nd was carried down | X Right below had been placod g |®Ud down toward the bow he'around the vicinity | was presented to Mr. Teare, by 1 = | the Chapter and an ivory tusk dozen cables with movable th hapter and an i nothods of trapy i i | wmj \F'i ?éEMA'll\:-ilTs()R!PET(!)FI\;EUFRTY r%?vllq(fllz‘koww:w_ bnilaes 1o oni ..‘,...'.,(', mnn AND TOMORROW IS THE JUST ||Mr. Ouedwick w s waittio}(} r. Stewart and Warden White RTHERNM VIS 1 work of looped ropes dragging in Made; 530 PLasciLALInE SPRE ] il o som Faithanks to Tanana | O ’ ’ | e water for gust suen an <mer. || RIGHT TIME TO START YOUR ACCOUNT Lerar Sesws ) SRS Cr ) DD ! Jighty-three persons were pre 0 on the uppe ol 3 £ the United | &ency. On the suspended cabl Bighty-t ; teading| Th ummer term of the United ) g ; i cabie; s o s sent at the meeting, includimg the m!\:'- tes District Court will starg)?l the time of the accident, wore WITH US musk | b g entire Douglas chaptor and sever on|tomorrow morning at 10 oclock. | four boatswain’s chairs, with a Al membors of the petit jury|Man in each chair, and, another CLEAN STORE—FRESH MERCHANDISE—RIGHT e T : A t n his v panel will -repo L is expected {Man on a little platform above HEDS. . GURQIICHR. - Enpen) . MUSIC-PRETTY GIRLS |stuly of conditions. The former| (s, roowe o o0k| o e ey et o a voe [Wathkover ant salkh M codammbion PRICES—FREE DELIVERY deep rogret felt by her hushan BEAUTIFUL COSTUME will return to South th rty. lin ey e o .. |to and from the water level. Theso olg unible to make SR fON ppers, and making 1l very few cases on the calenddr o Wi SAlaS I 40 PEOPLE B s next rintol R0 MK et n on a b chairs were drawn along: the cable ( 1bTINl 411 ( I{OC! RY e L R b, & he winte nonths here for many years, except fc g S o | by means of ropes, by men on the peatl ) \ MONDAY AND TUESDAY ibkiwork TR T QR0 pATRIN LOR AA18 AL LS. R |shore, As a further precaution PHONE 37 as . ; | JULY 18TH AND 19TH Has Wide Experience velopment plan was under way.|® | Howard Daughters was stationed . ]““' ‘:'M l‘v”“\; ”“v'- “"1"'“. Raized the west, Mr, Stew 1 a1t 4 a a . the meeting was held, was b2auj It did 8 ear and th | in midstream in a boat fastened WE ARE STILL LOOKING FOR A HOUSE . i A art a wide experience 1 th g company by painter and pulley to the lasi tifully decorated with I\‘m, fiows in pred westment out and ) | cable, s0 that if a man in the! = = The five corydes oty STREEN has been with the Bureau of| qofits have be atisfactory to - N s marked with bowls of flowers i | i i o i s | U enie| | Btz Colisersm | | MMM, CL()S NG OUT SHOE SALE |/ it c | ~ hif D LS ¥ I L A% | recently he has been assigned to|hy Calvin Phillips, a prominent | profusely about the room. S re leader of predatory animal contro S et 4 - ] Sy blue, buttercups for yellow, forny using his summer vacation for lory animal control. He came here from Sacramento e he has made Headquarters| " M. Hartman and Mr. Phillips| fll(’l()(ly Men PHARMACY | ALL SHOES MUST BE SOLD o olostal A te ol for sometime. He was highly re-|yisited friends in Juneau Satur meeting commended to Gov ks for the|day evening while the Prin REGARDLESS OF COST i Further entertainment is hoing ?lr\\.lu <”l| |.‘ Panl : G. Red-| Louise w in port NOW OPEN FOR v ’ ");I:I;l‘ll“xll | |r,’:r hnhlc-I '»I‘i.am‘.‘r:; l“mm; dington, chief of the Biological d - — | leir return from the westwar AT S ron wuny outy | o wesness | GEORGE BROTHERS iy il i Funds for the local work wer i 4 <y ¥ [ MOOSE HALL || PHONES 92 AND 95 FRONT STREET AT “J()II]\ Y [Siierateg iy the Klaska lexin | ired 1a dundén on the Sasiss We Have to Offer You: — — e oL Ol papers for caie it The Bmpire lature last Spring. It authorized ived d au o € g pis g F petit jury which will b | Good goods that are new and (,IJ [ LY with: the B bl ILs | cal tomorrow R BESD fresh, and which we are going Suarv 4 h y to keep in as good condition as Y oY) grant contemplated continuing the | e up to date methods will allow; > warfare on wolves and coyot Prescriptions that are put up for at least two years with n A SNAPPY COMEDY possible extension authorized by | WE ARE MOVING TO OUR Tspertly by exmerionced puafiigg ok OISR ST | | lst trom lll:v-:lx;;:yx;‘;t of [:-;:.ll‘x‘x;rim; Coliseum Gt L NEW STORE Coumdis, Toet At 5 y ANKS ; ) ) AN 10 soila. tonnEste, Aok Theatre PEOPLE FOR COURTESY 3 & i [otote in every dotall, whdre. 98 DRy SHOWN TO Hls TROOPS Iserve ('\'w'l'\'vklu(l of cool l‘.r'l'r('flh- i s iing soft drinks and a variety of 1st 20 Rows, center $1.50 Located next to the Gastinean Hotel and di- |Seattle and Juneau Ice Cream, s 1801 'In 'n Jetter ‘Yust recelved by .1 § 7 8 4 i land special fopntain dishes of all oy LoolP. McDonald, tary of the| rectly across Front Street from our old store. Ininds: Rkl 8 Rows Center 1.00]local taxi men's association, Ma-| MR : i Plenty of seating room with Entire Balcony 1.00|jor Thornton Rogers, Command Within the next few days we shall be {extra: booths in rear of store for Children Under 15 Half Price|ing Officer at Chilkoot Barracks, | iprivate parties; Buckminster, Seat Sale Opens Butler-Mauro [expressed appreciation for the ready to do business on a ]:lrgvr scale than A desire to please the people Drug Co., Saturday, July 16th |courtesies extended to ths officer 4 of Juneau and vicinity. We so- : ind men of his command during Wty AT ALY Watech for special opening licit your good will and patron- i | P e abeidh thie Pohrt ever before. P I I g P e & | mobile trip to Mendenhsll 'Gla:] announcement, open an account with us. L cler, | “Men Like to Say They Wear Them He said: “Allow me to express| i Free Delivery Phone 33 to you, and through you to those! R UX BAK N P . HELLAN’S \N ethletoll:: CK:::ZOF‘L?'F lslen;r 2 :\‘lxli\fxi\i“:l,ylp‘(lnx”: “‘;.m\y‘l‘t.””{‘;v‘ll-‘.x’\‘llvld‘ ) PHARM 4CY v ou y ending to our visit and every| SA OUM,S f : No matter how little ‘you pay for soldier feels obligated to you and ¥ 1 ey e s L 'I||||||||||||||||||||u||||||||||||||||||||I' - your shoes they are extravagance Water Repellant enjoyable outing.” 1 e if they do not wear well, look well, P S Nt B Use } ; | and hold their shape until the last - BIDTHING = : = = ANSCO day of use. Nettletons do cost a little more— Ta at first—but the service they give Hunting Coats BA‘ K A‘ AIN Cameras \ gkesd.them most eeonolmcal in Ansco and Eastman Films = P, 2 " Laced Pants and Supplies VR S Jack Christy’s Admiral Four Hats and Caps WE DO DEVELOPING (The Pridé of the Admiral Line) BUTLER-MAURO H. 8. GRAVES TONIGHT — ELKS’ HALL o | ek | Free Delivery Phone 134 Shoe Department The Clothing Man || 8:30 to 11:30 o’clock y | |sub Station Post Office No. 1. . | :