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

8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMFIRE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1927. OFFICERS WILL | /C7ar Nicholas® Turn: 77 T PRESENT, N THE sporucm: TERRITORY IS |27 &' ‘Iv hments in the bonanza da o e A R of Nom NSPECT MANY 'Into Genuine Boom for Self| [—==—"""cz | rmmmmvmfiwww ¥ This is the first of a series of storios on the most-discus mI | he moved up into the mterior 'EGTS possibilities as candidates for the Presidency /,,,,,ww’ i P AYS ULDT R tablfshed' s | rigti'e * tuFRINNA EflAB PRU«’ g’\ 15 ’wnr,n’/rnmn’/ ponde /r"/‘n/'/u.’wm.’"mn al Tllustr ews, v : i e lm iness at Iditarod. In 1915, wii o ga O] uz!hrr than fo estimale thdsr oha ~— ? ) ! : 4] iS;nm RM,I‘,S_\,‘ Nohia Piuw‘”"w" AriE. . whitke: ‘He seill Tomorrow B9 YEED I LINDEETON. - f o ’ . | eer, Says Alaska Best L T i R pection l”l’ # xmernadonal Tlustrated News Staft Correspondent. A 4 BA o : p ¥ | Place to Live in {to Bakerstield, Calif. where 1 IF‘ Nicholas Longworth, Speaker of Hm‘ House, is elected } L ¢ ' y 2 } . j " | Alaska is the best land of them | " 3 “""‘I 'v"‘"\‘m“; here. until 5§ ; President next year, the Democrats will have nobody 5 ‘ Hmealy g s 88 a1, take the word of n Bay : Aleutian goes south the latt themselves to blame! Longwortl ¢ e o ¥ 1 | less, pioneer of the mnorth ard{Part of this weck, leaving om e : e : % J 4 3 | oldti of Nome, for it. He loft|for Ketchikan. While in town starte ke bo for him a couple of years a ) 1 -, i b started a joke \_ om ple b Y | J $ the 9 dbbin. 18 veae s s a guest at the Gastineau. soon found out it was anything but a joke. g 3 4 and . moved td tHeGatates bub v } - - ¥ Longworth, for many years famous principall cause he [ 4 2 e 3 1 % 4 turned recently to look over thel was the son-in-law of Theodore Robsevelt, has ma 1 to rise G - 3 5 4 5 | field for possible chances for bu ] /. F k' astment Mr. Bayless arrived here last ) 1 ted, there wa stoppi 1 an s iy ouriiy S gl Guerin, Ce al Engineer, usly. Once he started, there was no stoppi \im, ar 2 b, k. 3 | ard. He has been visiting a broth-| Unlted States Buresu ¢F g ¢ e Speakership on hi % e 3 | er,. Ik ayless, - Anchotame ek Sta Jure hed the Sp mbipion B nd take nots e . : ; ¥ - ; l, ; ”l"l b \“_“fv’!“*; MeT™ )i Survey, was moved yesterd forthwith dubb ol i ‘r""'l‘ ‘:\“‘ ‘I" " l*""“‘ oo from Vanderbilt Hill to the desplite his fifty-six year y PESIIDALINES , Whoro -he. WA Diea of DuPont, four miles ¥ ti1] the young Harvard un’gradu- s 2 p 3 a g . i { with the pro, being mad loy e. The survey wo a rod of iron eve i | mining davelopments the | Mr. Bayless went to Nome {1900 and lived there through th | boom days of that roaring gold | PUBLIC SURVEY CAMP MOVED NEAR DU PON above that distinction purely by himself. D ‘After years of service, he finally decided to tal T isshy oS i bureau will continue for other month, according to ate of the nl he has that m s lightly, with a well devel- de himsel its launched that s led “Joke 1A \ » i . o | camp. He was owner and opera-| [ Almquist Press Your Su \ ' {tor of the Monte Carlo, one ofl We call and deliver. Phone 5 e of humor, He revels in tich he himself is the Jbably prouder of o 4 violin than o in the art of Mhis family 1 day occupy the White Iouse, N He's a min of ex, Poutics. e than & year ,1a5 Tiongworth, of Ohi mentioned as Republican nominee, | 4 A | ‘; ’) I“ (v I 4 nd charm and one of ' yeen quietly lining up are his he former Alice Roosevelt, and their iy Ve & V. l 1 r after-dianer speaker ® S hern G. O. P. leaders, and 1d i . (International Newsreel.) 4 ; % hat President Coolidge is out ‘ Ttor P A o8 FreRsY C oo . 1 3 J 4n the. county : e iin) as to keep more money In efrcula- ‘hter, Paulina, now three years g S . 1 07cOFF on all Blue and White Enamel Ware It took quite a while for hi il over o th. tion; and | b g g oo " § get away from being knc ely e : B i garmers need of he dek” fs an easy-g ; i | Be sure to see the new line of Chinaware just received from S v went ars from wet and th ! ole Ohio type & . : | Johnson Bros., land. 8 fhe. tysand, ot Al i ikl .\,\{: e B Ateain ey holas” o , as were McKinley, Taft and England 8 Longworth, but when * " got T8 tou Wnindos Wads egular,” even in the days of I . He doesn’t follow in the : 4 down to business there was no stop- f New ¥ the Bull M rebeilion when th teps, of the more dom ] | [ping bim. 2 belleves In a h ongworth was d \ \‘\‘)L\un(llil'”\ Hui";d 5 § | (‘ ‘1 Ig ]\’YI(‘K’S i) The f! ing that Longworth aid : ’::“‘m‘l“\ x\:m: Pk : o A the tact that e comibs; from . : A » L 1 2 it wpon taki e Speaker's was o of N d r r. o Oblo, a8 you. know, has P"ONL 174 gt o o ons. 8 : 15 Fish aite n ew Bronidents (0 : - mission, That made the politicians and both < GREAT FUTURE +wr~”MHMW g sariae et e ARG } Is PREDICTED 1:rr‘>w=:;.w i Lo by »w:”" ring en LUGAL VESSELS mtil J:\.‘ \: ,‘n-‘,‘wv ieh 0 r:.\:j\\,lf,,, m,-.‘,' : “‘.t“ m: Last Week I Placed an f)lxider for purpo Th teamer Princess Alics, | chum U. S. Countess, | <1y Hgrgbyiag ‘ K B ol Ao Slirge o 2atarn | ! . v esA_l... BYLUMBERMAN \“f SERh Inlr e e [nu)mm" SIKam\]np, Are ““‘ 4 e sboard, was scheule. | wo steerage; r A 1| ')‘1 T‘)"s 0" Plpe rbhout th ount " : to hav 1 at Skagway at rammal, Hele Bernhofer ” ible Delayed Today. by Bbgs 1 it it sowats il dhatl o Holol R (V4 inch to 4 inch) zfi George l-'. Weisiel, Mun-‘, P AR Off Local Coast Geeo DS N R [ ARsEnayiols, Fapual R 1L | FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OPERATED UPON - | - Ak d Helms; for Sitka tana Lumberman, Optim- | | Dense fogs blanketed much of {Ron-arrival there.' A heavy foz|gan, John Sisul, C. M. Jone By buying pipe in carload lots enables me to make you a istic Over ]'ulnpmx‘ln-'l it > coastline of Southeastern ghieh had shrouded: Lynu: Cant.} D, Wevapd, LillianOls and G G o % very low price 31 | loterat onsilit the ¢ |aska early today, according i aters all morning had just lifted | Rich; for Petersburg—Mr i | i Southea Alaska has a greal | Ann's hospital ye \dvices received in Juneau today.|@t that time. The Princess Alic:|Mrs, C. Gromseth, Mr. and Mrs. | Syt i ions, it was roported, and ve - 7 i ottty &l e l mill_operator fo Missoula, Mon . GR RIVER go0d? | ; PUMBING HEATING OIL BURNERS "l and early evening hours were gen Sainty, is ‘scheduled to arrive PO Eoh kon, originally billed rive a| Wir message from the steam 8 i e—— | 211y Dulp and paper developmer Thi : of loce ts ’ Chicago society. - R A A futur p and 1.| doing well today Steamship movements were m cheduled to arrive here south-|y B, Horberg, A. Van Maver serman an A > oo who arrived here yesterday um-m-m, B ! adv Srally ‘bahthd: sonednle n port from the south at Is GRE RIVER good?”,| I Tell You in Advance What Job Will Cost weeks in this district looking over | O1d papers for sale at Tite Empire local forests and lumbering opere- |~ T . i coived - by ‘Age Joates NIRRT, | o'ctock trom Seatile with mait,jor received b oy {in Alaska. The opportunitic (luteruational Newareel) 118 Bk m AL L L B IEN0T s o s O oFgInE Ut liy handicapped by fog condi.| bound Thursday morning |and one stoerage; for Ketchikan GEO. B. RICE q | 4 b ¢ b dne Ya) Arivic this Stediuin e Carlotte, Capt eattle. He will spent somo f — The Alaska Line steamer o'clock tonight, ccording to Col. Welsel said hej| expected | Rnseanget |} ’ . | Another American woman | this field, he believes, are fuc ] now disports a fitle, She ds |€00d o be overlookea and, witn | 0 Sturdymaid | Countess Carlo Chigi-Albani, | "¢ ! "““ "“l']“”‘ “’] b ‘” g | - L & formerly Mrd, Laurietta Ford !Piper and other piipwooc pro A B 4 )I B Stresenreuter, prominent in | ';l 1“';;. h:,‘_,"‘\'\‘ .”m‘/‘m‘“ . race (ts s for Women and Men's | Since ving here e !{he Missoula man has } i 43 ‘ Breakfast 55,600 CASES PACKED ‘ i o il il sl bl e S \ WRIST WATCHES the Ton National € g , | ,1-’:1[":"["'"”1“" AT EXCURSION INLET |Atier getting a general idea of ¢ - Expert Jewelry and Watd BY PACIFIC AMERICAN" lay of the land, he plans t 1 7 ; pend sometime in the field lool 4 | Repairing {ing over timber growths and A" pack of | terpower locations [ . WORTH THE WALK mon was mé p ). the Pacifi “l have long beén interested 1/ 1 I‘ . American Fisheries plant at Fx-| Alaska and have followed closely 7 \ son and Fremming i : cursion Tulet, according to $ ; e R » BERGMANN stendent A. N, Herrold wh o | W— Sxpert Watch and Jewelry RS e “““‘m;‘ ks ,l’," : 5% Repairing HOTEL and the packs of the va X i - — — - PO the canneries in the Sl . X% . district prove that it is belug| See our Window tored to the standard of former f s Bk i = I@ does make a difference :!'s'to the surroundings of the years, in Mr. Herrold’s opinion. | or the boo i store in which you shop. That is one reason we are proud The pink pack of the & il ] 1 | of our clean, inviting store. which has just ended was « you want - =7 ‘ as large as that of 1926, he point-| 3 ) 2 : | Call at our store or telephcne us about any service you ed out. It was about twice as big| to read HERBERT HOOVER || think we might be able to render you. . the. FROECADUtha Aty ! TELEPHONE US YOUR TRIAL ORDER that make a man throw B i i i g RS “A cream check a day | 7 the old calendar into o dheckadn | G ASTINEAU GROCERY the od cder oo megsure adopted by the U. § BUTLER-MAURO | | PHONE 37 A pairof Arch Preserver Bure: heries, Mr. Herr R gahayint ; ) i i i o) e ne DRUG CO Wit ARE BELIEVERS | Three Free Deliveries Daily Open Evenings Shoes will put active in chums and reds When We Sell It [{ IN PURE ICE CREAM | ; ol b L sl ideas into any man’s pack from that of 1926 was mainly i Experienced Stenographer Wants Position i It's Right | e 8 | SR ; head. This is the shoe | | Free Delivery Prone 134[| Qurs is re /] 2. ’ g i 3 “ is.” PETERS g A5 einad s ot b e Men’s Pull-Over Sweaters with a real “chassis. | some as pure food —and Vot Bt o ! = g/ food indeed it ist-always FANCY and PLAIN PATTERN o it o Hiczh Velocity s resh and free from in- \ jurious ingredients. i BOY’S $3.50 MEN’S $5.00 SPECIAL > Children may eat our | Large tubes of SHAVING CREAM| ITce Cream with pufcu J M SALOUM 12 and 16 Guage ! and AFTER SHAVING TALC safe 'y, While They Last | 35 CENTS [ We give Prompt Attention to —_—Y— - 90c A BOX |MILADY DECOLLETEE mzoni DevelopigyEnie piiuSn SHOES SHOES and full sized bottle of SHAMPOO WE ARE GOING OUT OF THE | 50 CENTS | Phone 33 We Deliver SHOE{ BUSINESS A | Goldstein’s Empori Swanson - HELLAN’S | B e ZIPPRRS—NEW STYLE 10 stein s mpOl'lllm : B b i uneau’s St enter i PHARMACY GEORGE BROTHERS ot PHONE 217 | Phone 25 Free Delivery g m1"“Il||||‘||||||"“|“m““lfll““llll“‘"l o e YRR B R v Shot Gun Shells