The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 19, 1927, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, JULY 19, i ety it oYt Uf e ] ' o 5 BRISTOL BAY and LINING 1927. CONTENDERS' FOR SENATE>SEAT FISHING NOT T0 BE CLOSED Burcau of Fisheries Re-| “ vokes Order — Permits | { Fishing Until Saturday Official cane der clogsing sllation of the commerefal salmon | fishing in Bristol y was T ceived last night at local head- ! 8 of the U. 8. Bureau of Figheries. Fishing will now be| ]'|'Ll, permitted until the end of th woek, unle gent Donnis Winn, now on the ground, fi essary to close down on of poor escapement to beds in the dist The original Friday, shut off commercial figh ing Saturday night, one wes earlier than provided in the b seasonal regv izsucd The burea neelled Monday morning reversal being based on o or- in all wool tan rose and A Paint Brush is.a Wonder Worker With the Proper Kind of Paint Winis Garrett (left), for six years Demoecratie leader in the ITouse of Representatives, is out for the Senate seat now held by Kenneth D. McKellar (right), and lines are forming in T:nnessee for a bitter Democratie primary. Washington re- gards the contest as pnrlnm the most swm[xe.mt of the Senate ast Sp this order i policeman wa & they attempt black and Regular $10.00 a yard. 54—1.'&1 only. LININGS 36-1nch Bre wool Velours Brey caded Coat Lining in blue, tan Regular $1.35 and lavender. 95 CENTS Regular 60c 36-inch Sateen in all colors. a yard., 5 CENT B. M. Behrends Go., hic. Juneau’s Leading Depariment Store L The army’slargest dirigible, the RS-1, is to tour the eastern ‘part of the eoumry. It w:ll float from Scott Ficld, Belleville, II1, to I,nwh-v IMiekl, Va,"io Bolling Kield, Washingtou, to Lakehurst, N. J,, to Boston and bac Laiaeliurst, then to Buffalo, and l|ome to Scott Field, POLICEMEN SHOT DOWN . | D. M. Bothwell, { man and broker, leftion the Ad miral Rogers for a short business trip to Ketchikan, ginia coal man, passed | |Juncau on the Aleutian. | J. X Tynan, vice-president of J the Bethlehem Steel Corporation, and Mrs. Tynan are visiting in Jlnn-ml this afternoon. They are en the Aleutian, W. B. Sprague, purchasing agent of the Alaska Steamship Company, arrived in Juneau today on the Aleutian for a short stay. Capt. J. J. Reynolds, wellknown hwestern. | 0ldtime Alaskan, former membas : superintendent | ©f the Bureau of Fisherles gory: o ans MG Lo Y os: 18 Rer SHBMIE: oI Srisni e Co, of New York, arriv for a few days. He came norti on the Aleutian today and Irom Seattle on the Northwestern remain here for a few weeks on|Mmaking the trip to Skagway, ani Bhsiness. will return south on the Alaska late this week. 4 ———— BERLIN, July 19.—Fraealein | Berolina” has been banied to the 5. A, J. Craig, wife of Lieun!.|suburbs. of the Unalga, returned on, “Berolina® is a herole female Alentian today, accompaniod|figure adorning the Alexander by her child Flatz in the heart of the city. It Mys, L. W. Perkins returned |symbolizes the City of Berlin, and from a visit to the States, on the|has for many years towered far an. Mr. Perkins is Lieutenan: |above the turmoil and confusion ander on the Unalga. of this busy square. . J. Daly, Ketchikan sawmill| Excavation in the building of sed through Juneau to- 4a new subway station made nec- lay on the Aleutian on his wav essary the temporay ‘removal of. fo Cordova on business. the gigantic statue. “‘Berolina” H. B. Barling, vice-president of | was taken out into an obscure the Milwaukee rafiroad, accom.|suburh, where she is beihg “park- panied by Mrs. Earling, is a tour-|{ed” until she can resume her old Ist on the Alentian. stand opposite the office of - the C. Richardson, prominent Viv. Chief of Police. through WHO'S WHO AND WHERE u local traveling | Cne Officer Killed, An- other Wounded—Trio Suspects Escape. ARCADI Cat, 3 probably fatally wounded when 1 to question a tri of young v suspected of stag ing a hold-up. According to the police reports | J. T. the offieers were ap hing a ear in which the suspects were ated hen all three suddenly|N W their guns and opened fire The officers were taken nun- iwares and were shot down bhe 1 they could draw their gun The trio escaped. ——e o - LO DUE TONIGHT ineess Louise is sched- 40 drrive in Juneau from this evening at 7 Petrich of the United| States Customs headquarters in | . left for Ketchikan on the thwesiern. — Chamberlin, prominent ‘broker, dccompanied Ly w Junean ou a short | quainted | gistered nurse, i for and uhofficial reports good runs of fish in almo: parts of Bristol Bay. Reports from Prin Sound today gave the total pack up to night as beh 90,273 s of all varietios. In Cook Inlet up to the same date, there had been 50,000 cases | salmon packed, 46 tie salmon mildeured, and of clams canned | The Prince William Sound rux ‘up to the pr t time, it was ! #aid, had been slightly under nor- mal for the off e DR, HUSTON WELL KNOWN Dr. Join Waller Huston, {ed Saturday, ten miles belo Mountain Village, while on dut {on the Government Hospital boatl on the Yukon River, to which h had been signed for thoe sum mer, had done public health work in Port Townsend and S Wash., before coming Ala last year to take charge of Board of Education’s Iospital in Juneau, Since coming here has accomplished a tremendon amount of work and for him: | knew William drown to won him. Born in Uregon Huston was born in Fob-uary 1, 1895. He ated from the Univorsity Oregon, at Eugone, and the Un versity of Oregon Medical Scho)l in Portland, finishing at the lat ter place in 1922, While he in- terned in Portland he becams with his wife, formorly MeParland, ; a and the marriage Miss Beatrice soon followed. For a short time Dr was connected with public work in Port Town and from there rod Seattle, where he remained until coming to Alaska. In. 8. E. Alaska During the year Dr. I charge of the the Bureau of Southeastern ka ho medical sury on the Boxer on which he p surgical operations, as all other work. At pital here during the he had 417 patients, 918 surgical operations 3,689 cutside and eclinic On May 2, 1 Dr. Huston was appointed to the medical hout on the Yukon River, togethor with his wife, and Miss Mablo L« Roy, both nurses. Since being sferred, Dr. Iluston had perform- | ed 150 surgical operations on the river, as reported by Superinton- dent Mozol, Superintendent of the Central Alaska district for th» Bureau of Kducation. Sister in Portland Dr. Huston has taken care of a tubercular sister who has beon at the Port of Open Air Sani's rium in Portland for some tim Other relatives of Di. Huston ve side in Albany, Oregon. The Yikon River medical boot will continue its season worl according to Charles W. Hawke worth, Superintendent of the D reau of HKducation for the South- eastern Alaska District. The doctor who will have charge of the bout will:be assigned later. Says British Aciress - Not Good Film Type, LONDON, July 19, British critica who are trying to discover why England has produced so few women film stars say their aoct. resses lack the necessary sense of adventure and pluck. 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