The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 15, 1927, Page 8

8 BUREAU OPENS |Antarcii SURVEY LOCAL | FISH ST RH\MS O Commi He oner ’n spec lum wning Strams ic-Sun Uriver P THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1927. nons 1" sl X Chinook, which he ] | sails with Byrd's An 'h Peril| Chilk from ded the via 3 | ction of trict t soon a leted that di will move| Prir and cover t thi they to t1 Wale Island tely for sver Morton left Sunday He will Warden Icy Strait all the 1 outh thre and finish trict A gell, and water rthern gh in Chatham the Ketchikan di stant Ag He wardens taking actual nts Hynes, Wran-| deastle, Ketchikan in thosze districts part the survey count fish in the ible, will and are An streams be mad in of | | g0 far as pos | hono — e PAYS SECOND VISIT TO TWIN GLACIER| | | Mr John M dianapolis, Ind., who Juneau on the Alaska making the Circle Yukon and over Highway, with an Ameri tour, left today for the Twin Glacier camp, Dr. H. C. De Vighne Gillespie spent some time at! camp last summer and said| she could not leave Alaska | again without the delight ful spot. She will leave early in September and visit friends Ketchikan on her way where will meet her husbaud | in Log Angeles and return to Ia-| diaanapolis 1 is a marvelous country | having spent two summers through it 1 feel now | that I have a ir idea of the Ter ritory say enough of tne| beaut the interior, part) cularly McKinley wh I spent days. The weath the entir Gillegpie. Gillesp ter the son Expr weeks owned Mrs the that down Richard | A at by south, | she and traveling 1 cannot s of Mt. two perfect during declared Mrs ‘ -~ | MISS SAXTON WEDS | HARRY R. MADISON| At a quiet ceremony Saturday afternoon performed by the Rev.| 0. A. Stillman, at the |m.,..» of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Sommers, 1 Lucile Saxton became the hu'h of Harry Randolph Madison San Francisco, Cal. The bride no attendants and the only ne: were Mr, and Mrs. Sow wers, The couple left t Northwestern and will spend two | weeks in the Atlin country fore returning Juneau. They | will remain here for a month or| six weeks while Mr. Madison map: Juneau for the fire underwriters, | Mrs. Madison is well acquainted | in Juneau taught in the| schools here several years ago ad | made many friends. Mr. M has just completed a trip ovor the Terrvitory mapping the towns for the fire underwriters and whun he has finished his work in Ju- neau, Mr. and Mrs. Madison wi &0 to the States make thei home. e FRENCH HONOR DOUGHBOYS | park was trip,” wit on’ thet e as she adison 1 to r BREST, Aug. 15.—The land- jng of 750,000 American soldiers] = here during the war is to be/ commemorated by a monument| * overlooking the port where the| transports brought in the dough- " boys. The Brest City Council h . approved the plans of the Amer ' can Battle Monument Comm and selected the site. A nearly 100 feet high will | erected. 1 sion be ; | ' W. W. Batchellor returned on| © the Margnita from a short trip powerful | terrific | summit | achieved 1a | He into | triena { Brentlinger i | Strawbridge sledge dogs in establishi amid wind accompany Comr B. Byrd's exp He will ander lition taretic the sl establishing polar fli 11-year mander's ht Chinook Walden husky, and companions on many and in sl venture ana and den ra from 1§ hood and a strong attachmen ists between them in e although too and his of fhe a Last of Chinook iy x¢ racing training m most valuable in ature him one lead face h freezi winds, h over the Washington, White mpe led a team six dog Mount in the lope highest Mountain t It the only t mountain has eve n s dog and fe thy was the by team at Iy ourage averted disaster wind threatened the team from the the In hi 10 other g 1 Chinoc trength, ¢ repeat when to sw mountain ravines bel Walden and dav many taken yawning kennels lere huskies Chi probably the expedition Walden mushed behind and during gold of Leonard kan musher, famed Nome with antitoxin diptheria epidemic three He thihks Seppala {he dog driver in the world | Seppala may be one of four five other drivers picked sist Walden, ters of and be 0ol them will years bef A who is 56 day Ho' is a ¢ for his ¢ du Ams kan rush to the ago, est -~ |'OF E. 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D | His -last visit to Juneau was 20 ago when on his way out n-| of Alaska td Seattle where he hag | ince that time. nly a fine look- ' said Mr. Spring, “much important to look at than of |1 had expected to find, althou m|1 knew that it was a fine busi- | ness center.” for awhile The numbe a8 the declare, l ! h Sour, Creme, a | year “Junean ing town,” 1d| more ¥ CIAL and White Enamel Ware of Chinaware just received from England, NOT A PIPE DREAM Last Week I Placed an Order for s of Pipe (Y, inch to 4 inch) FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY lots enables me to make you a low price B. RICE OIL BURNERS nce What Job Will Cost D | 2 (loldstem S Empormm Juneau’s Style Center ?