The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 16, 1927, Page 8

8 30 ALASKANS WILL ATTEND PARIS CONV. American Legion sentation from North Will Be Large One Ning the from Two of Jur Year Plans Fran f which tembe Paris ar w For ion C Elder man National char Legion ha n liner rom Quebe Hampson and Galveston three A thirty The large Qce e sail f York, Boston w Orl will be Road Land Fr n ing made at Pa in hotel 1 for and room been roser thou have tion Reservations Made make attendi onvention conventi offici on taken independ ak an askan 1 opportunity pean road fare countrie have giver to tl and & except Ru port ypean cou will hon t pecial pa glor will Du mad A charge in Canada are and no vi All railroad United half far rates between 1 and December 1 for holder identification certificates Alaskans Privilege Alaskans had the IH\H'lw traveling on any official or from any There will leaving from teen from Quebec from New York tho United States and those Canadian Pacific New York the following with the dates of sailin will carry Alaskan n President Harding, Septomber and the Leviathan, September From Quebee, the Montcalm August 26, and the Montroyal, tember 9. The following p will represent the various A cities. The of the stes r the sail also included Anchorage: Miss Glow Williams Loviathan; Mis Ruth William Leviathan, Cordova: J royal; Mr. and lor, Montroyal. Juneau: Mrs Montroyal: Mrs, President Harding; han (Mrs. Sheelor's royal; Mr. and Mrs Montcalm; Mrs Montroyal; Mrs. Belle Leviathan; Mr. and Mr Thompson, Leviathan Ketchikan: Miss Amy Leviathan; Mr Edwin Leviathan; Miss Harriet Levi; Little District) : Sitka: ate also grantin proferr Alaskar and port they New sixteen York Those leavin will travel Line Quebec, fou hoat th Fro hoat from on teamer ople name on R. Brabazon Mrs. W. A. Tav L. Botsfor: Johnso A. McClan father) Henry Edith Roden, Sheel Simp Jarlow Dillon Rossiter an, Squaw Mine Wilks, C. Dromnes, royal; Mr. and Mrs. Eiler Montroyal; Mr. and Mrs Kostrometinoff, Montroyal. \\hlm.:ll Miss Irene Mrs. Mae Mrs. J. G Levia than; M 0. B. McLaughlin Leviathan; Mr. and Mrs. N baumer, Leviathan; L. C. Leviathan, Special Seventeen of the tion will meet at to the East, via Washington, on a special car attached North Coast Limited train there August 31 at 9 Nine members will Canadian Pacific railroad, the re four have selected ilroads on account of be ing in the States at the present time. The delegation which meet at tle will accompany Benry Benson, designer of Al offi clal flag, to Washington, C providing the President will be in Washington at that time, Post Convention Tour The following people of Juneau will take a six weeks' post vention tour, ting France, land, jermany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, and Jand: Mrs. L. S. Botsford, Edith Sheelor, Mrs. Belle Simg and Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Thomps Mr. and Mrs. Roden will vis! Mr. Roden’s mother and sister in France, Mrs. Ella Johnson ex pects to remain in Germany two years. Mrs. Botsford, Sheelor, and Mrs. Thompson plan to remain in Burope for (he winter, e e Advertising always pa _the columns of The Empire. (Chandalas Montroyal., Mont Hansen E Coulter, tley, L Car Alaska del D to ) th leaving 30 a 0 east via the n. con Hol Italy Mrs August | Mont. | Three Months s | fairy ! prummond, | Indeed, included \was taken to a private sanitarium ,\‘,., kan | Mont | | Yukon | the I aif tor | also | | and trave) | ¢ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1927. ORDER ISSUED GLOSING DOWN We Canning May | Op] ed Be Smalle 1 1eadquart Th eaun ( Fishe week fixed by sued trom t} department la s off onc iginally gulations i early ulat shin, for Bristol PBa 16, throu ar reg on prohibitin een Cape from Winn und th who ported Dent wired Comn yement to th dat will 1 day Abhout unofficially 100,000 Mrs, ra Drummond, of pack Fresno, Cal, is a real sleeping beauty. @as poisoning robbed her of her consciousness about { three menths ago, but auto matic functions of her body JProceed normgey =SS~ Toternati 1ecrous, UHCO NRSCI IR IGirl Live st i st ok ar bout of the dow lackne cutting n eason ind that 1 Newsreel) will n th almon ate Soure received here the ment yes aid had been mate the with goo! rial improv throughout Cal. Doctors play the andsome prince of tale to awaken a ping beauty. For exactly that s Mrs. Clara L twenty-one, Beautiful § kening. | For almost three months now she as slept. All efforts of medical nce to awaken her have been in ain. On April 4 she was found in a gas- | filled room of her home here. She | (I-I-N are yement art E everal the real and heavy rui we being experienc I point .- SWIMMING | FINE Ble Juneau nic number held Thursday A dandy time. Several partie tried swimming both at the | and Auk Lake and report both places as ideal. - | 010 papers ror suie at of i nin youngey at Auk and Cove and unaw; have Coy at th water at UsT like NEW' | where she recovered physically. But never did she recover consclousness. | She has since been transferred to the county hospital. Great speciale ists have attempted to bring back | [her mind, but to no avail, | j. Doctors belleve that the gas pol- soning killed the brain cells thati control consciousness. If this is true, it is doubtful if the girl will | ever “live” again. Meanwhile, other, | brain cells controlling breathing, di- gestion, circulation of the h]oudr and | other ormm(lalls of the funcy i !’-._ [13 WHO AND WHERE M | ling Ju- Ket- night wife of passed steamer where | Alaska trav who has been in 18t week, left for the last A. Baughman hman of wd, the Seattle Yukon HAT'S what you’ll Sew Junean bound for visit with ative dur- remainder of the summer. Anderson, Anchc and interested in the westward, mak hort business trip to the 5 on the steamer Yukon Fred Long. wife of Fred | prominent Cordova drug enroute to § ttle on the to spend the summer visiting with “friends - alway pay: The Empire through on Yukon will ing the Oscar butcher mines ing a Stat Mr Lon gist, i it be a filmy party dress or a gentlemen’s dress suit. | Our methods in cleaning and dye- « .ml to is | tional methods mean exceptional results, ‘cleaning or dyeing. Alaska Steam Laundry PHONE 15 month Advertusing columns of WE ARE MOVING TO OUR NEW STORE Located next to the Gastineau Hotel and di- rectly across Front Street from our old store. Within the next few days we shall be ready 1o do business on a larger scale than ever before. Watch for special opening announcement. BRISTOL BAY Off | ason—Pack 1 I reported ( heen | distribution say of | any article we clean, whether |ing are exceptional and excep-| Dependable service on any job of | Walking Ladders Proves Disastrous tround BIG PINK RUN IS PREDICTED LONDOD om e old superstition under a ladder last three day all the bunk.” corner of the July 16 ad Ther " with wall nts have thin wron cainst Two ev in th roved nr | that it i At th Strand an immaculately ) used at a ladder ded to walk But a painter | vot of black paint f white fell pedestrian. Ha Forecasts Record Pink Salmon Run Shortly week the seen | dressed and man hove upsc 1t knocked over paint the wl h would ¥ th “Beginning early next Juneau district will ha fish it ha vears,” is 2 pot ¢ and the in a predic M the W bination on unfortur 1 walked und re many made the by Capt local agent for of Fisheries turned last night from cruise of Chatham Strait | Frederick Sound points, And his view held by August | dent of the Alth of thi at today O'Connor Bureau man st to knoeked later a e gutter in a ladder and an automobile. - IC. P. R BUILDS _ MAMMGTH PIER AT VANCOUVER i man ppe | into waik around order wa down by is least partly Buschmann, pre Deep Sea Salmon Co., and veteran canne In a telegrain of the sail district local office Mr. Buschmann tides, he was uld be getting enough plant Funning bureau foday today’s he w I to keep hi full eapacity Outlook Not Bad Although packs in the di have been light and i up the present time, O'Connor did believe tha conditions warranted a pessimistic ultimate confident t packer ern Alaska will pu pack of pinks or from week at lanned with future will be port ign an eye to a Vancouv of it fident Pacitic coast, ) f ommodat reatest built to s: pro when one after not n th d to ace th may ever be eas, the dock of the was big At two liner il th mammoth n Canadian Pacifi officially christened July 4 indeed from th pile ocean dock Canadian Pacifi the early spring present metropoli zely of stumps the T arly wailable for the en the sunds. new pier $6,000.000 and s pier in th tric n poor to nt not on far wood th He Jj Southe the bi ord, and ind | to the end b a question of g Ilabor to keep the plants operatin lat full capacity rather than hortage of fish that will affect view put nlof season’s out n built Vanc {1887 by uver in of | up when the that of the next agon, it suffic was a city lar posgibilities—to pier with n stting ant space m modation of th dozen of « most modern g summary approximate- [ ations to date the show world inal plant Princess Louise from vessel to officially B-C the Fourth, and Archie Slater, in command |1y fs vessel, and well know navigator, presented | , in appreciation of | An the Canadian Pa-| gtrait ocean grey of the canning ope in the Juneau di spotted results. In put up pac) cent he cost 1y longest The § {the first it Pler | Capt {of the | Alaska | with a i i | eific 'SESSION LAWS ‘ NOW AVAILABLE | The 1927 Alaska Territori printed and are through the Alaska, S OLIVER ON VACATION Oliver, for the half years department Company, is have wa to 75 o pac on The 50 per cent same date in Shortage in Dogs unofficial survey of and Chatham Strait the biggest factor in | shortage from last year's outpat to date has been a big falling off in the early packs of dog salmon The pink shortage is said not + r average, apparent about th n|pack at the 1326 wa Tey indi th ervices | cates ! g | Laws Legislatu ion of the y have 1y for office of I | the | Secretary of M Dougla |and one | men's rend | weeks !'time near tocal past two | clerk in tho! of B. M. Bel taking & few At the present | staying at the cabin Juneau Dairy, built - by hunters. USE ALGERIAN IDEAS vacation he the duck is “CRANE” “KOHLER” STANDARD” Plumbing Fixtures ALGIERS, July 16 broideries and dressed are style creators eral have spring. Alg woolen rian e coats and attracting French to this ecity v arrived here gince ‘ ARCO BIRCHFIELD ARCOLA PACIFIC Heating Boilers Cameras Ansco and Eastman Films and Supplies OILOMATIC RAY 0il Burners WE D0 DEVELOPING BUTLER-MAURO DRUG Co. When We Sell It It’s Right Phone 134 Sub Station Post Office No. 1. GEO. B. RICE PLUMBING HEATING I tell you in advance what job will cost Free Delivery CLOSING OUT SHOE SALE CONTINUES ALL SHOES MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST GEORGE BROTHERS PHONES 92 AND 95 FRONT STREET We do not call ourselves Cut-Price Grocers, but we do claim that we are not under sold anywhere in town on goods of the same quality. Come in or telephcne us your needs and let us show you what prompt delivery means. GASTINEAU GROCERY PHONE 37 Open Evenings __ Three Free Deliveries Daily COME IN AND SEE OUR SPECIALS PLEASE! FOR DISTRICT . [Fisheries Agent 0’Connor| Captain | will | | e e be fave variety. Individual not rming and for a fine a indications are pack of that in wi the F¢ ed at a cannery, is tubercular meningitis ernment Hospital. e DANCES NOT SO OLD GREENSBORO, N. C., July 16 Teachers sent teach old tiy ‘<I.|nu- at the North Carolina © { |lege for Women ran straight ir embarrassment. They found ma of the girls from the mountain districts knew about dances than T HELLAN’S PHARMACY said run > fish Hi of ing wa but deep, the past week, it h tides had cut down the fish. Some 65 boats off Cape Ommanney. Ther an abundance of herring there they about fathom too deep for the seine boats Captain O'Connor said Many schools of herring in inside waters of Chatham but the fishermen did not to there, preferring to remain outside of the cape, A fine herring take was reported at Surprise Harbor, The fish were u usually large and fine and wer virtually. all mildeured - INDIAN VILLAGE very at was )l wei pack public Althorp and records But yesterday | plant put up Mr. Buschmann 3,000 to ut the were = Miseac®y made h Port 00 were cases to | expected He his pack year at date. Similar percentages are reported from two plants at ur ion Inlet, Hawk Inlet, Superio Fisheri Tenakee, and Bay about Alaska Pyramid Sitka were nt Captain officers to pack cases up about last day of ame ha 50 per ¢ wero of een Strait want mora they Funter had Harbor 75 per Taku Consolidated at Packing low cent, Tenak pany about At was Com at with per FIRE, Tenakee, told Standard ce O’Connor aboard the rvice, the Standan Oil tanker, that they had sighted offshore of Baranof Island the big st school of salmon they ha seen for years. y The fire department out yesterday evening clock in answer call Distin Avenue and Indian mall blaze caused by tine, was fonn, | Indian village, reached | N8 In several = st was indicated | {TUCK arrived at the scenme. Several apt E. Ahues, of Takn|Minutes were required in putting ity ) was in town yester:|CUt the blaze due to the roof b He recently complete 1:;_‘]’:lh’.””_"""lll‘; “";")""”)""lf"" i in both Chatham |jcf%s COMK Sk b oo Stephens Passage, In| 50 the former waters. | aggregate of | traps i Stepheus | 3, e ‘“’” n~’|I‘ “I\’ I:‘“‘z Frances Johnson, A who was brou, | Bay where his was ealled at 6:10 o to a from St. A a defective on a house in th The fire was burn placi when th: Not Inside Capes this run had not = That :}I_“‘ o We will serve at our Founte who had traps 1 after every dance. Come in a day. | lifting Strait and 13 traps ha found an sh. In four Passage he had up Friday compared time 1 be convinced that you can f at home and enjoy the kind —— IN HOSPITAL 2,000 cool refreshing drink or ice cre:) 6, in Indian it from mother boy Finger is employ dish that most appeals to yo ta to was 32,000 cases a the samc te. We specialize in quali’ to year, at » | service and 1 courtesy, and 3. Kings Still Running The run of king salmon this | season has been the greatast ever | recorded, to Capt, O Port Alex reported mild curing 500 | since June 18, which was more than was put up at the same point for the entire 1926 This firm has handled more 750,000 pounds of kings since 18, and of the total over thirds were large red kings The run of kings was continu steadily, Capt. O'Connor said. Th he was in Port Alexander was told it was a slack day, bu receipts for the day said heavier than the av > day year Herring Slacked Off Herring plants slacked off — will find our prices very reasc Schaeffer Life Time ohle. Fountain Pens and Pencils { according A packer | Connor stock of Cff | Look over our ander ment of Schaeffer Life Time ses Fountain Pen and Pencil Sets on than | June two- | We repair Fountain Pens. 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