The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 12, 1927, Page 8

WNREF o o o { £ b { . Entire Balcony g MANY CUALIFY 1 AS JURORS AT PRESENT TERM Over 75 Persons Report for Duty on Petit Jury —Excused for Week AIR HUNTS CLEW 1 ICE WIN member Je th they it jury last t lived uffic old pan other the Abbott man Rac ¥ 0. H ling Skusc w mer | Mr. D. Farde w The were and men f th sworn in and th John L. Ahl H. Ashby, John Mary B Thomn Ellingen Har W. Hawl W J qualified denhall; T Mrs Harry Charle Hagerup, Mrs bridge Dull, andt Claude worth, T well, Osces William H Jensen Dr ( Jenn Rose Observatory, will seek M. Kinney Gricalaacy Dr NARROWS WORK .. v Dr Hobbs of University of Michigan (center) origin of storms in ‘the ice caps. Hobbs made previous researches. th ANN Amid ARBOR July Mich., 12 of Arctic | two scientists plan a vigil nland whi fo tran Morrison, Norwic ) Peterson Pullen, George B. Rice, Allen tuck, Mrs. G. H. Skinner Strobe, Nell Wold, Mrs Stanley W. 8. Shat Y ¥ Mary darkness an on the steppes of aterus len Burford Kerschoffer, and were for Jackson, Andrew J. C qualified Several cases were D. Grant, E. J “ Mrs. 1 cau 8 Tweitan and Mr were found T'anne excused ni J to mak of sei Atlantic, and forecasting 10s8ible Transferred as Assistantititic sorm warnin Engineer—Work on Pro- [remove the hazard | weather from oc ject Is Being Pushed. | i vill uncerta Readman not which an flying airmen embark into the tc which swallowed | of Hawker and coated with slezt | Lindberg's ship almost untouched | brought and continned upon motion of torneys. Court sed at o'clock until at 10 o'clock - e ATTENTIO! Anyone driving a c not come DEAD § ever stop sign be per uy al 1" they will no blindl eth of : | uceeed was rece { tong have the ocean | storms like {up the planes Nungesser and interior, | the wings of Wran-| The problem, ssistant | by meteorology, of charting Aretic lent engi will undertaken in today by|anchored hut on the edge Steese. He has|Greenland’s vast ice cap by Prof Petersburg to|J. . Church, director of Mt. Rose | observatory of Nevada, and P. C | Oscanyon, New York radio opera tomorrow morning Rl 9 officer of formerly | over the Alask and more e bridge disbursin tBowa Road Commi cently in charge of some construction the beon transferred to the Narrows Truitt, announced G - who does work in where posted will A. GETCHELL, Chief of Police ake up hi project RO | e Col Stee | Lor o0 progress rapidly, said. The contractor is well ahead | The real sponsor of the expedi of his schedule and is prosecutingtion and its theori Dr. W. C.| the work with energy in the hopo | Hobbs of the University of Michi of completing it by the end of the in, will tarry in the milder cli year nate of the Greenland shore, de The dredge is now cleaning up|nicd by his 63 years the physical Shoal Number One, at the north end, and will move shortly | vation to Number 13 to begin stripping.| Dr. Hobbs believes the perilou The drill barge has moved to{storms of the nerth Atlantic or shoal Number Five and is now [inate in winds above the ¢ Irilling preparatory to rock blast-|land ice plateau, and that science ng. Both Number Five and Num-!can determine these wind move ber Bix have been stripped of | ments, forecast their movemen: materials |into the air lanes and send radio While drilling at these which will make trans- in the Narrow aviation lines safe and closed indefinitely to all steam: | practicable within five years. er traffic, but small boats The experimental hut by the ico ual will be permitted to {ecap must proteet Chiurch and Os- through, Col. Steese said | canyon: from temperatures of 60 no texpected it will | degrees below zero. It will be in- than 30 days to com sulated from the “cold” with bal- and blasting both sb | sam wool, waterproof canvas and - i wa of turf and anchored | by cable inst the fierce winds NTFRNAT]ONAL NEWS When summer comes to the Arve-| REEL TO PHOTOGRAPH ! ic. 1r. ‘tonhs and other ; TAGG!NG OF SALMONH:""' of the expedition Ala Ka ! teatured | International Reel ¢ v n the near it the| plans ¢ photo- grapher for that concern, are real ized. He is arranging with the Bureau of Fi s to secure pic ture He securs to ha project a | winds be an neer, it of Col. James already go —adv to ob: new work on th continu n endurance to make his own obser 9| warnings progress MUSIC—PRETTY GIRLS 8 BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES— 40 PEOPLE MONDAY AND TUESDAY JULY 18TH AND 19TH pi It ‘quire mor ete drilling « | two wili be News future, Richard Surratt, WE ARE MO for pictures of the salmon which is now by Warden d G. Morton fa| “JOH]\NY Chatham Straits and other local GCET YOUR i i doeess 3e. spsionl to communicate directly with | GULT\T” photographer Surratt and give him A SNAPPY COMEDY opportunity to make his | pictures without interfering \\i‘!v‘ Coliseum Theaire the tagging schedule. SEAT SALE A rve! ofore. Watch J. L. FREEBURN HERE ever befo 15t 20 Rows, center . Loges ... | i S VNG T ST anneuncement. Side Sections Last 8 Rows Center 1 authority to) tagging of | being done | has asked rectly across Front Stre wvery James L. Freeburn, one of the | best known among Alaska mining | men, was in Junmeau last night $1.50]a passenger on the Queen for| 1.50{ Sitka where he is interested in 1.00| the Pyramid Packing Company.! .00 | He will spend about three weeks 1.00|in Sitka and stop over in & Children Under 15 Half Price| Juneau on the w south. W. €.} “Seat Sale Opeéns Butler-Mauro | Freeburn, brother and business | rug Co., Saturday, July 16th lussm late of James L., has been! hmmu]“[]“"“""m]“l“ in Sitka since the latter part n(l April, % b 4 Lower is a photo of ment | Taku Glacier attle six ing garet’s School in Victo | anied by Mrs. Poe and d George { makes a is - | men- | o will join |y iir to conclude the experi- PLA CAP WHERE THE DS ORIGINATE Prof, J. E. Church the ice cap and Their completion, Dr convinced, will remove itest remaining element of Burppe ali Hobbs is the gr k ym America-t travel WHITE-PINKERTON PARTY LEAVE ON THEIR TWO YACHTS Edward writer, and Stewanrt White, famows Mrs. White; Pinkerton and Mrs. Pin both mnoted writers, who her their hts, the Triton, last Thurs. left this mornihy fic Simba and the day evening, Chatham Straits. They expect to tonight in Hawk Inlet and cruise slowly south to Ketchikan from there, taking three weeks to make the trips While here the authors mad> the trip by automobile to Menden hall Glacier and Fagle River with Dr. H. C. DeVighne and Mrs. De: Vighne and made the boat trip to last Sunday. on They wer with the come to noreafter, The intend to summer country and Alaska every they said. uthors expect to reach Se sometime within the next weeks, in time for Barbara Pinkerton, 11, who is accompany- her parents, to attend St. Mar. L o - -+ INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTOR IS VISITOR Poe, United States Col Internal R e for and Alaska, . nghter, senger on th» ted with Gov. and others while Juneau L night, M Poe trip through Southeast- Alaska every year, and he king his annual inspection uU. S. Burns lector of Washington is a round-trip ps Queen, and v A. Parl rn 0 this year. adi Raguads Gl THE-EMPIRE HAS THI LARG- T, MOST UP-TO-DATE AND QUIPPED JOB PRINTING T IN ALAS G TO OUR NEW STORE Located next to the Gastineau Hotel and di- et from our old store. Within the next few days we shall be ready to do business on a larger scale than for special opening of Mt.| tremendonsly pleased | NEW OFFIGER | ARRIVES HERE Major D. H. Gillette Comes| to Join Staff Alaskx Road Commission direct] flc area wal of Gillette Mi where with | Got he has beva| fleet rescu boat arrived n wska to orly held | the A the ition fo Oliv on the Major [8) 1 Road ( Ma Gillette w May, but where h 1924 rk durin Gotwal ommni varly Memphi duty in was call had b sinee to as RS ( ‘u" w Major in mgineer tih who is w having boen of the Alask Commission for feur years Gillette organized a fleet of Army F D nt bhoats, navy coa Alaska, member Road | Major made up ineor | partm ats | | boats rvice 1y oth availabl were d for r: naval aviator ting refuge timating, Marin and craft dio men isted i Rough! Major Gi! aid, they rescued in all over | 50,000 people, white,” and n unknown amount property. N lost during o declared is the first Gillette to Alaska d himself opportunity colored, | the visit and he delighted to become acquainted the Territory, and the progre he nas already se Gillette will at the Zynda FORMER JUNEAU of Major as ith was sur f prised ai 4 town veness of | the en make Hotel, residence 'INON-STOP FLIGHTS { world, ac THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1927. THAT MENACE OCEAN AIR LANES g1 ASKA COM The GREENLAND Prof Unalaska San Francisco re-fuclling the western distanc i Japan, 2, China to ssor Wylie's 2,340 and computations. { miles { would NEW PICKFORD KIN IN MOYIES ] & 2,100 n to the Tokyo. Peking, to 0; and to 11 . If through found to b t route through the cirele. Only fiying polar region practicable from Ala regicn of 3,870 mile ka the lies Al Amer | | Areti | botween ¥ in ceutral |aska, and Leningrad, Russia | deen, & tland, and Oslo, Norway 3,900 miles from Fairbank they farther | than Leuingrad Australia Far Th tremendous | 145 miles before iirbank Distant distance of 9, would nave to be spann travel to Au achieved. It is 2,465 from San Francisco to Hon olulu and 4,650 miles Brisbane, Steps might ed airplane | tralia i miles another Australia at any islands, be made diff leclares. one of Professor everal rent Wylle - .o AN SEVEN SONS CONFER DEGREE ON EIGHTi{ | FATHEK | i | {“UTION, N. Y., ! ther and his seven thy Master Mason | eighth son at tjon of Faxton Lodge, T 12 A fa nferred » on the ymmunica nil isted in July Der a recent ¢ Jeing young and comely and all that, Tsabelle Sheridan naturally wants to be a movie star. Unlike 10,000,000 others with the same aspiration, she doesn’t have to storm studio gates for a chance, for she is the cousin of Mary Pickford. She is | norst, the father, a shown (left) being made up by Mary for her first film appear- | the coremonies, ance. Miss Sheridan is a Canadian, recently graduated from |/ i & finishing school. O1d papers for sale at The Empire, mmmmn 111NN . HELLAN’S ' “ PHARMACY Stein (International Mlustrated News) Sw Alaska OPENS NEW ROUTES | nit e wiach IOWA € 7 7 7, July 1 ‘r‘ o Considering distanc 1 plane non-stop flig lar, part which | rfal planc countrie \ch e , he From York, these points are New distance: Lisbon, Madrid Oslo, 3,6 Ber 2 possible | Le 1,600 civilized ! ding caleulations | 3,920 made by Profe the Univer ndon 160 Stockholm to a to and ights lin to Orient from the United ©rient will by Norway, | Unalaska, on the Aleutian Island = We will serve at our Fountain ssor Char of routes les C. Wylie of Towa Possible ty States America, Spain RESIDENTS HERE | | ™r. ana mre | formerly of of Juneau \the Princess |home in Alexander Smith, | and .later morning on for their C., after for yester« Sk left th Louise Vancouver having visited in Sk | week and in Juneau [and last night Mr. and Mrs. Smith visited Alaska for a the first time since they left to make their home out side, 13 s ago. . While | Mr. Smith was Manager of | Behrends Store, and they both made - many friends here. They were guests of Guy McNaughton and Mrs. McNaughton while in, Junean ‘r Mrs. Katherine Hooker enter-| tained Mr, and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. McNaughton and /Mr.| and Mrs. Frank A. Boyle at din ner last evening the Forget- Me-Not Tea Room. o B. here B. 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