The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 22, 1927, Page 8

8 NEW BIDS FOR SCHOOL TO BE ASKED IN FEB. President Robertson of School Board Clears Up Building Matter. boa attl plan fider tain d able and that 1 be erected originally aid and bid Mr. the b was ard 1 ompell Thoma of the buildin well within the buildir available. Mr. Robert ed that school hond criptions heretofore the board will b subscribers. Sale re-opened next The Board b early mext award contracts so (pat work c be started by May. In 1} ner the tructure can be ercer during the summer and be roa! for use by September - MARGNITA 1S slightly returne of hond February to will expects recei Spring and s ma COMING BACK to a cablegr he Empire According ceived by H. M. Peterson, chikan, the will leave tomorr way port The Margnita has been ways at Ketchikan for of her keel am re from Capt who wa motorship Juneau at morning for at Ket Margnita 10 o'clock Sitka and on the replaci Colleen Moore Dam;ge Suit Arbitration Halts NEW agr Court YORK, ment of Tustice continned July 22 counsel, Suprem Alfred H. Townley has i the application for arbitration made by the First National Inc., involvir an alloged unfulfilled contract with Colleen Moore. United States Sen ator Robert Wagner had b previously appointed Miss Moore was litig action brought last ¥ National Pictures( gought damages of $1,000,000 on the charge that the film star had not fulfilled part of her to appea in twelve M LORD MAYOR DISCOVERS HE IS ALSO ADMIRAL Upon Pictures pitr ant in month Ine., who contract photoplays LONDON Mayor of Blades, July 2. mdo while looking some musty old records, discove) ed that he is also an Admiral, He immediately umed the an cient yole of “Admiral the Port,” his hereditary right journeyed in his robs of to the Royal Albert Dock official importance to the London as a landing kation port for pas was piped aboard the dor five the London-South American ice, with all the official ce en to an Admiral of the The Lord Rowlani through of office to le Port and emb. engers, liner Vess I Aran- els In serv: | remony | Fleot last o new [ tnited | W. E Mrs. the cor hep Ly PROHIBI Will P. Er is excited ov fie flight to Hong Kong. who put u and Capta rwin, (Internatior TION IS OBSERVED IN COLORADO - 2 U?»Ir' Slrplm-\ Gives Py An ideal pr that wado the and the St than 111 and Jof nece Faderal courts, of the vielation in the hame of t ished accordingl nt i cou to Colorado of the people Stephan explain “Aviation tending itself to Coast e In Denver we ng fields and ha gouth air mail south of u At preparations for extending through Coa Thi the east a Cheyenne Mr. at the limies ¢ vicinity est of will try The Mr Denve Wyomn fact tha trout He the his luck d rous, s formerly Ch BO . Schaeffer Life Time || Y iin Pens | and Pencils We have a complete assort- ment of chaeffer Life ime Fountain Pen and Pencil Sets. We repair Fountain Pens. Bring in your old pen to be cleaned and adjusted free of charge. D Nelson and Fremming Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing Federal the deve ntinuausl the route 1 wes Stephan e pla week in rty from Denver. co Mrs. and Mr, Ais ict Altorney State proh relation betwi Jaw te law ente nsequent cases brot he State and pun ¥. A further lawlessness proper f the St ed lopment | wa the Pacific went on have land ve the north anc route w ly fin the p being route r to the Pacific connects with mail route at ruy st i xp at th fishin in ns tosspend the Juneau, and at the sport nsists ed surprise Stephan, Mrs and Mrs Mr. Garrigues ief Justice of the W TIES Very Latest in Bow Ties | Hotel the | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1927. the mwwprr-t of \ntncwm;z the Photo shows pa rize for the flight; in Will P, Erwin (right), one of herself a pilet, may accompany Tletearat Newad reme Court y they wil and down the n where befor teh go to Atlin August the Juneau, 1 -+ e Bul Too Rough Jul Bullfighting PARIS 3 to kill itself 1 a fair way ith of da” at ypposi mi putting-to-d Corr 1o putbl ently 1 one o bull tHe the there Span Chiquito wa tion real thing forbidden in Franc 1d th nforcement of i th th has ofte | 1ax have thou & would die a at n n bull-fighting but it is the law n heen very sht bull natural the after although Nimes ment g on year > TACOMA RESIDENTS HERE Mr Snell { Mr | Snell, wife of Judge and r. and Tacoma, Gastineau who Tacon b also of the Suell, Dorothy Ales to St. Ann’s slight attack of recovers suffi the trip to Ska return to the ted that he will be travel within a few de | - . FRENCH TRY TO ABOLISH OLD “TRIAL BY POISON” re i 1 Judg from the last even th en to continue It able and States, | | PARIS, son,” an old French equatorial cially abolished by July “Trial by pol al custom of Africa, is offi a recent de- | cree Under sd of thi y crime stem took persons A poison. I ill offects they » considered innocent. If they | died they wene considered guilt | For years the French authori have tried to stamp out this tom as well as other bratal and dangerous prac i B Phet s LANET il fc q te Miskie i‘o Please the French|or o schedutea six b & in of fr [ § e & BOSTON MAN Dempsey ond for ive second o Warner, tia od na Notable Bride A o RO S I LTI KNOCKED 0UT IN SEVENTH Sh:n'k(’y Loses to D('m;\:u-\ in Hard [‘))u;},ht Battle Ends Suddenly. ‘ontinued from Page One FIFTH harkey stabbed ROUND to I gain th but takin The sa olid | corner with when 3 drive left n te H out SIXTH"ROUND Dempsey rushed, bo landed misse rammin wch other ind caught three Sharkey to h Shar SEVENTH ROUND aving on fire flattened, Shark t, Dempsey whipped his I and Demj hald Sharkey’s vith Mrs. Norton Conway, former- ly Charlotte Vanderlip, in her wedding gown. The ~eremony, p.xl‘mm\'d at the mansion of her father, Frank Vanderlip, famed financier, at rbor- ough, N. Y,, was a notable so- cial event., (International Tustrated News.) .o THANKS PUBLIC d with a stra Sharkey count on wttening o the fell in 1 1. The ntention on nine who his faee ed the ferce disallowed The round lasted fo S PRELIMINARIES The first preliminary uickly when Joe Monte n, Mass, Jknocked out of St. Panl in th end . of Bro Frar econd | for Bro bills, I resideng delivery FEMMER the coal oruers round match Jimmy Byrne, of Louisviila, Ky the six round decision from Sayers, of Detroit Sandy Seifert vel mn urgh heavyweight, w und decision wood, ete. Phone 114, Pi . B. FEMMER. n the si Wyomin Th over of Cheyenne the verdict ooed -+ TWO ARRESTS AT SITKA Two Ao by Deputy 1 Sitka, accordin 1 by the ficow this Carlos Alnozo, paroled om Walla Walla, state ary of Washington, 1 for assault. and fined § sts. Ralph Martenes was sted for violation of the Dry Law, and some Mariwans ireotio, was found rding to Mr. Caswoll's we mada th Marshal Caswoll to word United States Marshal morning prisoner peniten was ar “CRANE” “KOHLER” “STANDARD” Plumbing Fixtures one when M« him telog ram Martenes was fined $20 and cost and sentenced 1 jail to serve 60 days ARCO BIRCHFIELD ARCOLA PACIFIC Heating Boilers KAPS New Shades New Styles OILOMATIC RAY 0il Burners 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 SALE STILL ON WE SELL BEST GROCERIES FOR LESS GEORGE BROTHERS PHONES 92 AND 95 FRONT STREET WE GUARANTEE OUR STOCK TO BE FRESHEST IN JUNEAU! We also guarantee to save you money on everything you buy HAPPY HOME CATSUP—NOW ON SALE 4 BOTTLES FOR 95 CENTS Come in and see our other specials on display gou WITH A SMILE ] H(flm 37 EN EVENINGS WE HAVE LOCAL RANCH EGGS Quick GOVERNMENT ‘ FINISHES IN | DOUGLAS CASE Defense Opens Today and | Defendant Is Placed U|)(m Stand. ient finished its| f testimony in the this morn District Court Reporter ad parts of the William Douglas a s first trial was theé first the defense, tstimony the d called mined hy Hen th wer Wir The cross exam vited States/ District | Justin W. Harding, remainder of the| was centinued fin| of court | esentation William Do {ing, in th ited St at by Folta of nony nd and ex who w oc trial, r testimony the United coneluded the The hit-| | s Cable | afternoon | 4 et | —— | ASK FOR MILK MAID BREAD and MYREN'S HEALTH BREAD JUNEAU BAKERY WM. MYREN, Prop. Phone 577 Free Delivery ———— | | knowledg RHEIMS SCHOOLBOY GIVES TWO FRANCS FLOOD RELIEF and 1:50 o'clock It is thought that the case go to the jury early next > TWO SUSPECTS UNDER ARREST | - CHAPMAN CASE MEXICO al ession court adjourned at will week PARIS tims of t boy of Thi | city brought 1t July the Missi eim 2 bution of (P ippi choot frav cent m b child helled « to the ey athedral Ara ars bassador Herrick was the sni .|IHHIIII|||”|II' ation for i 'iiiillllllll"h.’ CITY dispatches from alleged Radicals “aptured suspect ed American Congul Wi man. The two men he th July Puerto hav Ofi n | who attach m Cha er denicg of k Men July 22 from Pu anthori und and to be Implicated VERA CRUZ, Mexico eived here texican military that Castro, ed ted in th ent Con two me hooting ul William | wi seriously | ed ln‘l his condition has until he i langer. 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