The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 22, 1927, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 1927. | | n from Attu numer ! Jag, ight study the volcanoe - P of w there were any in that Vi » YOO section. Foggy weather and Hu PIONEERS OF PROGRESS AFTER GRUISE =i wnie this leg of the jonrne Large Seal Herd Four hundred sea lions, the . herd seen in the four| " M months th I fl 1 I'lie store that leads the way to sensational sav- 3 ; pa iy E . *1 ? Coast (m:m. (\Ill(‘l Re- untered 3 ings! Whoever expeeted in days gone by that tuins to Juneau ’I.l(;.tll- e i | : ‘ quarters—Long Trip e 2 ‘ music could be gathered from the air that " g 1 : . \is year to the Pribil % / ‘:““]‘l‘_ ml‘” Islandg by the Unalga t great planes could fly across the great expanse 4 A tenl e, onquin and Haida are i 3 3 that territory Guard Cutter Unalga reached Ju byt 2t U of the Atlantic and Paeific but the unexpected AN "I"“" by Sigioe :‘_’ft‘ ‘m'»‘: iRt Bt Slaks whth s is always happening. It’s the pioneers of Each year'a trip is made, the B H€ CBEHCS HACTe " " € cutter following the seal herd from | (OUrts are Ixecut] fricer Dixon’s Entrance to Unalasra |O" the Unalga are appo progress who have gone a little further, that Guarding the herd is only one of | 8¢t In the capacity of Deputy 1 f larshals on the summer vo the pu of the trip, accordireg . o oy to Lie it Com. Perkins, who 4 7 have received the recognition. And it’s true declared that one of the big things| For the remainder of the seasc accomplished o each of (he trif Unalga - will -be stationed | i i $ is the medical and rendered to icau. Capt: R. C. Weightmar with floor eovering. This store has always e, b was forced by illness ¢ i + i oy the ship in tae middle ous out-of-the-way and largely u dho ey e ot taken the lead in value-giving and service. 15 OF SUR N fover his offide from Lieut. Com census is taken algo d in the e ; urse of gatherin and | FRPRIgE iving medical aid hou v S ol ;s s 4050 ERT CARO INJURED ” 2% b 4 Q| { STE UGS { ssed Ship Aided | AXMINSTER 'R‘UG\. AXMIN m}xl;:{ RUGH Leaving here on Apil 15, the | IN AUTO ACCIDENT by 6x9—-$35.00°° *- eixo4 Unalga started south and sailed | $1.00 o Extra Special at yut of Dixon’s Entrance. At She-| Bert Caro. son far. and M Now $30.00 , e tov: s i it | (o SERR W B O Real Pretty Patterns & abed $4.25 [‘“1 n rth annery ten-| Ho | ;‘1 -'“7'[’ ¥ ’; I,“ X wlml < e | the J0lde or « el Hoopital in San Franciseo, suffer 7.0:9—‘”7.R % der, off the rocks. With {ing from severe injuries received i Now $32.50 : Sitka, Yakutat, Cordova, and In an_ antomobile accident en ) S | WALL PAPER ard, the last large commun TELY e A i B RAG RUGS | 8:3x10.6--$47.50 aalt § 4 |ited on the trip, and the m d by Mr. Caro. His left ,,,»,1| | Iit, and Miss Pattern | Now $37.50 o ‘;t:m 8 low ”' ““‘h““ )" A i ’”\‘ : ““-k']hl l’lvl;:‘lv]’v l'hlu 3, llln i 27 by 54 | ¥ 5 cents { th i 1 i | righ ne had acerate his 27 by [ o 835 P of the seal lierd nose thought broken and sever: 2 S “$'Z.>0FO g 760 a double roll At some of the towns on the body and face brulses at $1.25 each Now $29.50 Now $57.50 N PRRRAY Alaskan peninsula entertainments when a Buick car st i e given by the Unalga. A ’.,,] roadster he was dri r g s : Beautiful Kodiak the ship's orchestra. g Ka Wi thiowa ol ot tha & CONGOLEUM WINDOW SHADES 18 inches by 36 inches LINOLEUM RUGS two dances and at m\‘.. th across the str 2ald . the letter ( "ONGOLE i ) outpost of ' white civilization I |from W hecatig Tdgas. Tan and Green CONGOLEUM 'RUCS Blue, Grey and Tan the Aleutians, the ehildren wers |Mr. Caro A very cheap floor covering at 36 inches by 6 feet Good Patterns at’ * Regular $20.00 value for le :\] 'wl b t: 1 v‘i.l en “wH ain2d | cisco y‘wu £l 65 cents square yard $1.00 each 2 for 90 cenits $16.25 o et & el ‘; “",‘f]‘:"‘]")‘\" "j"‘ b ¢ - — IR o vear that Caro would suffer no per Trip to Attu manent disability, Mr. Clark wrote The longest trip made each year | Mr. Clark, who went over the ; . ; . , ’ is the one to Attu, the western |stene with police officers, sail New Ariivals in Women's Ready-to-Wear on every steanier I Sidat AMana of th RINtAnK As]Ehe. BecilRnt oun 1h WA ke there :ldom any boats touch- | fault of Mr. Caro. ing at t place passengers ‘1‘4‘.! Caro with her daughter | ! treight taken there by (he|Mrs. Clark and her two gram ! Unalga. On hoard the vessal on|children, who visited in Junean ‘ | th were Prof. T. A | this summer, ar d in San Fray- | : e ren S O l‘c Rar.. Ohiaf ot tha. Seetion ot |cisco after driving south from i [~3 ® .’ L] canology In the United States D> |Seattle, a few days after the a partment of Geological Survey,|cident f uneau’s Leading Department Store and Jack McCord, who was study- | S b s e ‘ ¢ & i |ing sheep grazing conditions on! HASTINGS, Neb, Aug. 22 : ! the leland |'/Adam Breede, editor and pub- NS e SORURINPI 7 PR 7 VNG 7 L special port of call the|lisher of, the Hastings Tribuns, : . - s s ik v R R b — o Sy alga stopped . at Chugal, on!'vho has adventured In most of o the w of the Dorothy Alex |meda. They are: Mr. and Mras, W. MARY ANN IN PGRT which two men and & boy had|the warld’s remote cc s 3 2 WUMEN Tfl ander, A. Eastman, Mr. and Mrs. F. B The Mary Ann, Capt. Henry [been placed lgst fall te raise & trip to northwestern S to 3 ' - - - Lazier, Mr. and Mrs. Van 8. Mc- | Stevens, and the Fern, Capt. John foxes. They had only enough food Iuvnm the » black fox and [ 8 SHRINE PARTY LEAVES ll\enn) Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hows, | Lowell, unloaded 3,000 and 5,000 !to last until March when the ship | White Ru 1 bear. B Mrs. McDonald, Thomas Askron,|pounds of kings and cohoes at|reached them on July 78 They A“"j'*"lv has followed his globe E o i Months of the e party | Miss Nina Howard and Miss Helen [the B. M. Basse Cold Storage |Had survived three mouths on bird frotting hobby for years, and his { o8 Have-Bedh June.n | Howard. over the week end. This morning |eggs, fish, and fowl, which they home here and the building that 4 N YORK Dk or thia Bt A NF TUTE Tt s the Avona, Capt. John Sunderland. | brought down with bullets mads houses his newspaper contain more g BW P A v b . i i g brought in 20,000 pounds of bipck |of lead sinkers, and match heais than 100 big me specimens '} women aviators have acceptcd the morning for on the Ala-|0ld papers for sale at ‘rne Fmuvire. Sod Eor ;Wr o pek Pres ‘vovde g IR GRS e T B challenge’ of the Atlantic Oceanf. . _ . _ob ' " (G2 S (oo, ST R A ol o o faRI i have ammounced that within & B iax faw woeks thoy. wil '“"Hllll"III||"H|||IIIIIlIIllIHIIIIIHIl||||""I|lmlflfl"mlm|||||||||||Illlllllmmm"flllmmlllImmlmllmlllll"ll|||Nll|||"||||”|h|l|||||l||l|||l||||||IllllIlIIIIIlIlIHlI"I"IIIIl|IllllIlllllllllllimllll attzmpt a nonmstop flight to Eur ope. Mrs. Liuba Ru Phillips, pilot of 16 years experlence came to this ago, plans to pilot a W ker monoplake from New while Ruth Elder, of land, Fla., hopes to pllot cially built Stinson Wheeling, W. Va., e DOROTHY ALEX. IS IN PORT THIS P. M. The Dorothy Alexander, Capt Frank Landstrom, arrived in port from the south at 3 o'clock this afternoon with the following -pas sengers for Juneau: S. Peterson Mrs. V. A. Peterson, Victor P erson, Everson Itsehner, Emers Cummi and John Baker Seattle; Charles Garfield Ketchikan. 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