The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 18, 1927, Page 8

e ity SR et T s SENATOR AND MRS. DILL HERE | SEEING SIGHTS Senator and Bride Are En- Delightful Vaca- laskan Waters joving tion 1n Scnators her incumbont upon Senator to be Alagka, and he hand Mrs. Dill Jon of Cold Island, and the Senat spring, and il extension of their honeyn - NORCONIAN IS HERE, CRUISING Party of Ten Persons Aboard Yacht from Los Angeles—Returns Here in two da the channel sh Saturday afternoon and in port over night then for Skagway The party on board the conian, owned by Rex B Los Angeles millionair i f ter people. Mr. Clark is not boat. The Norconian sailed from Lo Angeles on June 19 stopping at several places between Seattle Rough weather countered before the ed Soattle, but party has had though quite a bit ‘of Stog were made at Ketchikan, Wran gell and Petersburg, and in th latter place some of the party tried surf board of one of the glacier the water as extremely cold The party plans neau again within a coupl on the trip. The cruise made for pleasure only fishing or hunting has been at tempted as the hoat is to return to its home port by the first o August The Norconian is 110 feet in length, has a 23 foot beam and an 8 foot draft. She is equipped with a 50 speed raise Her captain is J. G, Johanson IS CHARGED WITH DRUNKEN DRIVING alloged in dropy aboard th there was en yacht reach then the smoolh weather since rain riding in but repor and litt engine Driving while ed on a public highway is tho charge filed against Dave Carlson today acc Assistant Unit ed States Attorney H. B Stabler, who reported finding two xicat in the of Garlson’s ca The evidence was found follow ing a smashup which Stabler said was caused by Carlson’s condition The latter was in his out on the rond when on ¢ » about 1% miles from town he met the Ford Sedan car belonging to tha Marshall fur farm and driven h; Roy Osborne who was com- panied by Bill Pederson, Carlson's car, an Overland Whippet, lept GOAL OF NATIONAL AIR DERBY '» ane is the gos tional Air Races will shows a pilot’s-eye view of the field. York to Spokane. The Nz be hel Picture ws) tarlson r wont and St mad t he cra thi h 1 - - “JnD FOUND DHD IN HIS BED, ¢ d past ANOTHER LARGE SHIPMENT OF NECKWEAR! Wonder Values at $1.00 of Patterns P stripes, polka dots de almost thing you would want. descr iption squares, new geomelric ans any- peeial arrangement 1eckwear manu facturer we will receive the new patterns a the | H. S. GRAVES The Clothing Man soon’ as they are off looms. P WE ARE MOVING TO OUR NEW STORE Located next to the Gastineau Hotel and di- rectly across I'ront Street from our old store, Within the next few days we shall be ready to do business on a larger scale than ever before. Watch for special opening announcement. d on |h around the o'clock Satur afternc THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JULY 18, 1927. heard LITERATURE ON |5 ALASKA' GIVEN |- FAST HANDLING - o edy ress it the (;1 cat Interest North at N. E. Henderson Returns A. held educat teach attended the recent | National Educa Seattle, madc| “The Seattle erings afternc Havin eting of tion A purchases of the ion in equipment and business, L. for dif attended 1o D.| rrtorial Cammission- | me ferent school; other Henderson, T of Edueation necessary returned L Northwestern Mr. at Ketchikan for s nean on (h eral day for About 12,000 attended the con f the N. B. A., which m umm July 3 t including dele from every state in the|for bu Porto Rico, Hawaii, th ands and other Torr toric Aid Mr. Henderson There were 50 from Alaska, and the delegatioa from the Alaska BEducation Assc fation maintained headquarters in Olympic Hotel wher | they distributed literature contain ing information about the Alaska Schools, and general literature of | Additic Territory furnished by the|to put Chambers of Commerce throughout | build Alaska, Mr. Henderson said. this ti Booklets Go Fast finishe “When it became known they a literature was available Hende: oms were crowded At 1 luntil all booklets were gone,” he doclaved. “The interest displaye in Alagkan literature is indicati | general interest in the ' and a desire on the ps teachers to get correct inform for their pupils, The Lewiston Idaho State g sl v mal is stressing Alaska geography, <) § Pt i that teachers who attend that chool will have an accurate ide the country in the Territory Abaunn: 45 i » I was informed by the heoad of the geography department,” Mr. | Henderson said | That interest in Alaska wus very great is borne out by the distributors of travel circu Olympic Hotel, who [ Ot convention members Alaskan other tou vontion from tect a country, Virgin 1 Territe On representatives | son went t the which room in the 1ce from New shortly after. A ourth and Franklin reg o that the continually, | According to Mrs. Lund he for the p aid that he had a lig She left the house in th he morning tl 3 o'clock in th when she found the body. Mr. Lund came to th over twenty been dr ng ht break all right middle and did not return school Mr, next w ward school: of a | ritory afternoon ' tion vears a 1 A # Nox TH yrth at LON 1 fishern erok s York, Frank moved to n here Michig which e { varion Fur la in th ments he body 3 ’ r mortua - o — BRINGS 3 PRISONERS TO JUNEAU TO SERVE TERMS Unitad Sfate Marshal = Albe Ay that the were mo intere 1 in than in any ¢ the co! atu MI White returned on Watson from a Petersburg prisoners fo the weeks’ Admiral trip t the followia terms in e with SOTVE ‘ederal jail: Geor Y balance of six months sentenep; Reynold 1th atherine Kelley, four m and 1z out AT 200 fine. They wer ted for viol hibition laws a burg Mrs. White liams the pr Poters tion of 1 tried in “CRANE” “KOHLER” "ANDARD” Plumbing Fixtures and Mi accompanied Mr for women prisoners White, son of Mr. White also made the s Irma Wil White a matrons the Georg and Mr trip. - i Advertsing always pays. Use the columns of The Empire 2 ARCO BIRCHFIELD ARCOLA PACIFIC Heating Boilers ANSCO Cameras Ansco and Eastman Films and Supplies OILOMATIC RAY 0il Burners WE DO DEVELOPING BUTLER-MAURO DRUG Co. When We Sell It It’s Right Free Delivery GEO. B. RICE PLUMBING HEATING I tell you in advance what job will cost " STRAWBERRIES, 5-S1.00 Home grown Green Onions. Rd(hsll(‘s, Spinach E\Drvllung in line of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables You Get the Best for Less at GEORGE BROTHERS PHONES 92 AND 95 FRONT STREET Phone 134 Sub Station Post Ofrice No. 1. YOU CAN START A SAVING DEPOSIT in any of local banks with $1.00 and up BUY HERE—You can start your credit with cne package of Toothpicks and up. Prompt Delivery Service. Freshest of Foodstuffs. Most Reasonable Prices in Town. Call GASTINEAU GROCERY PHONE 37 Thos sz]'(‘n in\.l:\‘.|\~ sectic city, T ably in r,” he said lighting the will be upilie topped off at site summe; tion ha number of building to care for Miracle Man vies. The 1er cities, Advertising MYREN’S HEALTH BAKERY Phone 577 the C. W, it which was on hand ‘| he 5 laken to tel. ] Carter mortuary. Many Addresses | Funeral services were Alaska Nl’\l]d}_,(‘l‘ of Plants FORESTRY OFFICIALS ON Alnv(\q Wll}] Par[y SHORT TRIP NEAR HERE Of Fl’iCI\dS. a combined business English | p1 trip, the Winifred 11, there would be,|ed by Gilbort Skinner, Alaska mat mes, a dozen different gath-, r of the Sunny Point Pack \~;'” to choose from during an| plants, ar Juneau | will on, Mr. Henderson said sterday afternoon and left short. | The weather was lovely noon today for Funter|Mr proved an ideal convention | B b he next meeting will proh-| The moembers of the party | Minneapolis, next iboard the yacht are Mr I'.‘.:\‘ Jenkins, wife of the superinten-| dent. of the Wilson fisheries in Henderson purchased the| Alaska, of which the Smiley can-| fixtures and the hardwars|nery is tho Ketchikan plant; Lav new mission school which |rence H. Ives, Seattle; Mr. and erected near Seward this|Mra and Mr. and M | | or, and consulted the archi-|J. ¢ Wholesale PHARMACY held this Allt*rmmn at 30 o'clock from the atholic churel Father Hayes nffh iatin Interment was made ||| Evergreen cemetery, e attending the convention | addresses on timely educa subjects by prominent ed: from ali over the United Many other meeting the of the convention National Con ents and Teachers met time, and thore meeting uch as a meeting of physical | ion teachers, or r 80 that | { time | icators, T q | E P | | | | District Forester C. F. ('I'I\m'nmu Munger, the Forest Experiment ! Portland, left Sunday morning ‘on hn to visit points of Ad ty and Baranof I ¥ return here late th object of the trip is to give Munger an opportunity to look some of the older cut in this district, and observe > of forest growth in those Flory and Director of Station st same were heing | Making asur and | own eelk, Co ved in and after ovar | arcas the areas. sum- | Supplies Purchased Advertising always pa the columns of The Emp Skinner Bowles com and corporation which recancly for other schools in the|purchased the New Medical and ! ry | Dontal building in Sea M the way north, Mr. Hender-| Bowles left the yacht here an‘ Ketchikan and | will remain a short time while on where ho solected busin before proceeding south. | the mnew building Mr inner said that their new | will be erected there (his | r. In Ketchikan i canuery in Ketchikan is completed | construe i begun on th o Kasaa for and ready for operation, with new eigitilarge capacity, enabling it to school in the White CIiff|handle a big pack if the m, and though it is planned [ run is great enongh up the walls and roof (0| From Funtsr Bay the y the complete structure «t|start for the me, but four rooms will be | Ketchikan d and the others D re needed, according to Mr. | INDIAN LAD DIES rson | e ;n! home and enjoy the kind of *tersburg they are adding 2| Francis Johnson, 6, Indian boy, { rooms to their school|who was brought in from cool refreshing drink or ice cream the increascd | Bay last Friday suffering from | population, he d ;»uhuvulur menengitis, died Sat Henderson expects to leave | urday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock week for trip to the West-)in the Government The | in connection with the s in that district. e : § ; ! NER NYRTERY BiTiEe Schaeffer Life Time ||able. 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