The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 1, 1927, Page 8

g ? HE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, SEPT. 1. 1927 8 Ll ‘ A 4 A } N wor one but | the part of constructive states-|White and Chief Deputy J. F. Stat.] TRITTS LEAVE TODAY ON ) great importance | | manship it we seek to lower pricvs { ter are leaving tonight for K EXTENDED BUSINESS TRIP b 4] | alone ther | by making economic conditions | chikan on the Alaska, for VL | 3 = wbout 20 plants with total out-| ,‘ | favorable to lowering costs,” he|connected with the coming t .Jack Tritt, local merchandise i F ons of doll a1 aid of court there. Frank A. Aldrich.|broker, accompanied by Mrs. Tr'tt, > hknirets of herring boats| There may be too many petty |who is to be Court Bailetf during|jofe hope . : | { left here today on an extend: many times that {laws, but there is too little fun-|the fall term of court in Ketch-|eruise of Southeastern Alaska wie IQ Gflui‘] DNE HEAVY FAlLURE ing on the ind BY SEB quKH..mu ntal law v&;n defines the |ikan is also leaving on the Alaska.|iers extending from Icy Strait 1 = Baranof Packing Compans larger relations between govern-| R KLy Hyder. They will be absent about u . [at Red Bluft Bay has been put.| {ment and business, bringing tas| WATERBURY NOT GuiLTy |h¥der. The . | tin it kippergd he g in small | ,l\m into vital harmony. Art W ['I’ 2 S They are making the trip on i N oy Bl T % e this v This is an |y _ . “More authority is needed for| Arthur Waterbury, who was ar-| ., “oo o Ct i : Juneau Ri‘]!l('w‘l*f’\llfl’\ U!N’h‘lfl 5.'“3“‘ Pa( kers| movation Hi e o ek it | W arnmg Issue:] /\gama‘l governmental activities .in aid of |rested August 13 by prohibitios :"”M"”'T']w'f,"“\;,i” ”{’,'(;vff,”“;m?r:t_ Visit Chatham Strai Say Situation Serious— [disirict end is being conducted us( Overproduction — Na- |business, but the ofl industry, a Slopmeny, piflosie ok allesed | nities on ley Strait, Chatham - RO shed i J | an experiment | least now seems to appreciate that | Violation of Section 1 of the Al-lgy it the west coast of Prin Ports on M()lonhx,\ He .|1ng ()ulpul Small Rroduction iiines Btyen i tional Safel} at S!ake its first step is to win public Loom Bone Dry Law, was f'"mr!‘mf Wales Taland ahd Po v:,;m,l ‘_, g - Pollowin kel Todt oAt | — fidence by taking the public into |mof guilty yesterday at a Jury ,.) "o well as some cf the Jarger Meeting: with fa t all That the 1927 fishir 1 of the ring and salmon plauts| (Continued from Page One.) |its confidence.” itrial in the United States Com-|, o - 5 the 15 por Ch 1 th itheastern A t]lon Chatham traits salmon-— | o ARt | B e missioner’s Court. The jury was S v v, Caj 15 been a great dedl ot | siinerior PaskiiBIChBBakeE | rendaaitiv = il Sl made up of: Lockie McKinnon, oy | v cha s boen senrsty | P L B "R o | ey o geniroetve st |ARE LEAVING FOR |00t " rats v B Hop | Adveriing smwave puve. s at_ 8:30 o'clock 1 oneid is the opinion of the | oia ict” Canne (closed), 1 tive AWM Teom dmalen ; KETCHIKAN COURT! der. D. L. MacKinnon, Fred the columns of The Empire, pleting the f trip salmon cannery men on Chatham | oo Sebastian Stuart, Tyee, | wheb Seimeeded ™ he dectared e Sorri, William Steinbeck, Amy K. | UMD ROnnnmnumnim run. v St 000: Fidalgo Island Packing €o,| A Avernment Sobistiriie ) P dte .| Guerin. Mrs. Douglas Meade, H | That J 1 l ks ‘with the cannery suber| (uoed), Pillar Bay o Loritt: Miickabas noe Hattaoan’ mon] - vnitac BORAY A ornes SUMMEIL & ok finrns, 601 W' Nostatily G | ter for the Chathan \derits and with f men | g catches, barr snov ‘,-‘ I poverument bt ooy | Y. Harding, Assistant Distrit &tfign sapargar, and Olat Torkelson. i AI'AZE ot $e et o leaply 1 4t | dling v:x )\ lpl\uunnlen m; 80V- | torney George W. Folta, and Mi: & N o e Th -4 E mol ; ed), i ernment helping industry for i's|Anne ynor, clerk, are leaving ) that conditions are criticai | pigy o Bay. 3 own and the public good.” |tonight on the Alaska for Keich.| DYCIA ILL AT KETCHIKAN Scientific Be: ncaded for the industry in 8Pite | gja.a packing Co., (closed), B Unless the industry is able to|ikan to prepare for the comis:| Clvde Dycia, who was sent to Scientific auty 1 trad s that, g o oAt |ranof, 14.000; Baranof Packingicooperatel in the con tion pre-|term of court at that place. As.|Ketchikan to await trial in the| Preparations ’ p he PO, wen A | Co., Red Bluff, 29,000; Atlas Pack am, the Secretary asserted, huge | sistant District Attorney H. D.(¢oming term of the District Court | at ¢ air for an off ya) 1g Co., Deep Cove, 14,000; U. S.| es are inevitable Stabler has been in Ketchikan for | there, for alleged issuance of | by the car | \Escn;;e‘v‘:\cfl: l‘?\ Good ... Alaska, Port :h.],v»l 'u_t\l'wu r;!m" Statis for which he wouil|the last six weeks working on fll'fl\lrlkuhn't kl'hra(:!ks, is ]vcry ill! in | nt 1 n every one of J tham Strait Fish Co., Naw POrtipot vouch but which he said were|the numerous cases which are | the Ketchikan hospital, according | § o g p e nets i, - a1V on ner| Walter, 26,000; Arentsen and Co.|ventured by men intimately in|set for the Grand Jury and to be|t0 Word received at the Unitca Helena Rubinstein b n visited by vl,'y‘ \\\‘x‘ lnm“ g w;__m Big Por I\\ Alym-',‘ n‘r\u ’\\du;r‘l,,““ with the industry were citad |heard in the District Court. The | States Marshal's office here. A Inst Arip. the WAlere N eatisy | Fisheries, Little Port Walten {by the Secretary #s indicatiig | office of the United States Attor- RS0 gy ny of }well ‘.“.IH‘!1\‘””:\.‘\““.<”v‘u u‘.:‘n‘ tazo00; Buchan : i.m‘. i!nunn.q:";;. @ decline since the peak of 1925 | nay will be closed until the Ket Tflr}z M\‘?BTFAsSOthmTY'nN{EFFS {that the late run an | Armstrong, 24,100; Puget So8MG|,r over five hundred million dol- | chiks 4 ‘ 3 32 | The Martha Society will hold a 36 ere {bareau regulations would result| poquetion Co. Port ArMSLFONE,{1ars. in the market. van 5 " il ML STRL, L CERE I VR | tar DUAGIR meeting with @ 4 . ry large escapement. At s00. " Lake’ Mith' FIifeh: RO kboompbny. stooks. roprobonted ot eeoror tWenty casos.ate o the |y M, Peiftey, 0ot and were E. B. Dudd Rani g - R e ) 500, Lake Mira Flokesy {company stocks represented on!calendar for the District Court |MTS: § A, ay, Sept. 2nd, : the Virginia W0 five trade {Red Binff Bay the e fowapa | Armstronz, 14,000; Peralta (eloi-line New York Stock Exchange|and Grand Jury and it s expect.d|At 2:30. All members are urged|Phone 25 Free Delivery ¥ boost of Ju [ alive salmon, an ¢ tha 0. Port Armstrong, 2,600; NOT® | §ome, he added, indicate tae! that it will take five or six weeks |10 e Present. A who ¢ ¥ . h ‘f”"’im A ”“, western Herring Co., Port Concli:|jogces to the industry as a whol> |to dispose of them e PRI X S S S W SR B RGP St \r;’ 5 “‘.Ilmm“:;“\ g "" 4 i sion 24,500; w‘l ‘z_‘x”I\‘l.n:;ll\l-“ k ;y; be nearly a billion Jollars. ; United States Marshal Alberc -y Simpson Macl e belleve ere w ¢ ing Co., (closed), Pillar Ba Individual Stock Holders | I_I} serachmidt ' and | ment of 100,000 “:'[L'* ""’lll"“l"l"’l"‘"; 0; Storfold and Grondahl, Wask { Tyess Josses suffered by the !B ¢ 9 2 Tenakee, Kill £ in the river at the head of th*y,gion Bay, 17,000; Magine Raduc: | {nqustry simflarly affect the | were the ports ci ) bay. the biggest run he had evr fyjon Co, Wash. Bay, 15,000 From | aral gublic, he said, since nos THIS WEEK ONLY Regular 45c, No. 21/, Amocat or Happy Home Peaches, y, the ship Jsoen . (Hemg: Al | the b ‘;1“' a"1iihis total number of barrels 1-|al the large producing and re- | Now ; ’ 35 { the latter pl ilake at ‘_H;A' lvnin.:;;;vm'l‘ :”w 500,000 gallons of oil were taken |fining companies now If you have an old Watch Regular 25.~f No. 214 Solid Pack Tomatoes, NOW 6 P of Junecau, b run of reds is ull sy g b, | § ¢ ¥ 0 & f c: r ‘." H,.‘-‘w This year's fish shortage is no’ | ‘I."\ -I,””I)‘“Ird\lt"1;'-‘" and Jioh 1y, Bay deponfehle — 14 No. 21/, url:s mT t NOW 6 100 ] “‘ waic va . Ut i st sl it € PUTS UP CASH ‘BAIL ru\lu n 1“”1- m{(‘:\u/:‘r and ‘nm by ! | has a cash value at our store { 0. uree Tomatoes, cans for 1.00 b sl B though . bt %4 |as a whole, have had a bad year K ,I,',:'," Rretits o "l ",':” boatant |1 28 part payment cn a new one. ; Bibideved by the resldeénts of t} _.§ !An example of the disappointing] Jabhn’ A MUETEPuERUIEAS 9 side. 8 gasolite not tho| ! Bring your Watch to us, we| | O ; thwn to be a sulphur lake, hi "1y 3 |Ton 1s the pack-cat the Fidulgo)tested for ellegad vielation. of 88 o be oot Tl ratdered ‘but | | will gladly Bell 'you what it is) | GARNICK s , s iyl o A b Fairest of nll in the city ¥ | gjana Packing Company at Pillar | National ~ Prohibition ~ Act ani Nt et A %1l 'wonth, | { depostt, Indioating the existersa| Miss Tric e, said. jt | Af the Heglduing:of e boa | POV OXRPILG A ERRE CARERLEE f e ter than uf | PHONE 174 ’ it : the R (Bats her s "M iy et o o was|United States Commissioner K.'W. crule ofl, greater than thoso uf P e T DS of -sniphur spring i 2 NS el - vith hopes | Cragin at Tenakee, semt in Asaline, wastelw v F i —— — - those ne he b York. 00,000 gallons of oil, with hopes | ety ; .| distribution, and other factcrs | o . r Bavernm work in (Internatioral Newsraaf) {of 400,000 When the plant closed ‘\lehh1 h;m{i' ‘lll" "“\i'm:| R Nl b taatnand: 1 s Dot Nelson and T remming {6a: tor the ppenins. of the -+ last week it had 166,000 gallons|Marsal Willlam Woble Dl sar= aolution Sy B WE HAVE 202 SETS AT A BARGAI ;‘”‘M“ .‘,‘,l‘.”'m,,]v ,‘ 2 H.\q,‘l from e o |and up to the present’time this AT A | “,‘.1 - 2 "“‘l'\;v M‘“’M i‘* -”m AT Expert V\.\h\h_ §nxl Jewelry | SAIN ,;‘“D » "T T 'A’,”,, b spingal L8 T THE HOTELS | is the leading output on Chatham |O0'd paners ror sare at The Empire. 8 the - Repairing i l]TILIT‘ SET J are about 2 miles from salt water, | ¥ —® [ Straits. This s the avers ,7 Bh. the banks of a cresk [ Gastineau {hroughout the reduction plants c T () N £ (\ TN : : : BSK Mioriday oalle whie. inesdd at ] & K, Priest Mrs. D. S |ine Straits—a pack of about on® O Uur [(vew vusiomers. Consists of 4 sizes Glass Bowls and e = "‘ 2. "‘l‘,‘ Doen. Gova. | BUMDBTYS, i Dermott ©O%|palt of the minimum estimate ¥ | % s Meastiring @ ']1)"" ”“‘. """_.‘ g ‘I & ‘“v Jtop | ToOle, Tenakee; Mr. and Mrs. H In sharp contrast to the big We welceme you t;) our list of pi\{ro’;xs and we thank you | FOUNTAIN PENS asuring Lup ort erber New ¢ alte > -, N - ey _— ¢ initi - 9 s 4 e 4 ¢. Davis; W, G. Noble, Tenakee: | yuns of the two previous years i or your initial order, | ? Y A B Pt Wadte: ‘"“',,I '\" Dr."A.. W. Stewart, city: Brnest|is the 1 run, but the: belid 3 | PENCILS PECIAL PER SET B 95 CEN “"1"‘]; . "“" ’;\ “”‘\' oy Kirberger, city; Don Mildrum, Sé-|of the reduction plant heads is GASTINEA GROCERY i attle. {hat the season is an off one, anl | | S » D 1 Wakefield, herring plan bl ¢ { F P o i (rv,,"g 2 andent 'h‘nnrh th v Alaskan they say that I'lu-n- is not vm'l; L We found the house but we are looking for another one. H Moore s, Carter 85 i "9 e"ts R85y - g , Mrs. L. Phillips, Warm Springs, | chance for any big Increase as the Pleaze ph s t ginia 1V and went as far as Wa i i e % eaze phone us a . s | v . 3 gini d W Mrs, Johngon, — Wart | runs are steadily decreasing. | Schaefer’s, Parker’s Consists of 4 sizes Heavy Glass Serving Sets ! fngton Ba | Springs McBryan » The pack at the Killisnoo Fish PHONE 37 P The fo g day the ship vis 2 e v gammbial e s vl il VERY SPECIAL, PER SET ......._75 (.I,Nl; 5 ite % Armstre Port ( i P AT ¢ e > { aterman ¢ 7 " R oy ha it ”1 ‘_‘m' ot Amatrong. POMt OON'{ e ‘ang Mps, 4, H. McGrath,|fhing, The Peralta, tloating can THANK YOU ! WATER TUMBLERS, per dnz...,,7;) CENTS ;" " ':-’ Dy -] P Ketehik 0. Anderson, city, |nery at Port Armstrong, whic ieaded homeward, stopping at Mons Anderson, city; Dr. G. was fowed up from California at ’e have made & o ion: g el l”‘“, |; R Rk R ol e g We have made an exceptional good buy Baranof, Killisnoo and Tenak R AR RO g g I g ) AR IR P P I T . By actual count there wero mor| ot i o - - || BUTLER-MAURO ||| on these wares—this is a big saving to you. p; 50 fishing boats in Port] TENAKEE MAN FINED s Z | i : % 3 tAhl.‘“' 1: ' fishing boats in | . Earnings Are Small ; A - | DRUG CO. DROP IN AND SEE THEM o | Harry 'Nelson, who waa arrest-|. ‘AS examples of the fishermen's TR i Harry Nelso 0 was arres : ‘ .. 5 . RS ¢ | R financial outcome are the two OFFER THE NEWEST IN When We Sell It I ed for alleged violation of ths + ) i NE A | WOMEN OF MOOSEHEART % L' 0055, (00 ll e | tollowing caso: IL.'V'.'.-“.\. b L A It's Right 101 vil hold an 1 ant ned $25 and costs by United | liSnoo Fisherles R TS o | Bieeting tonight at 8 o'cock i Statos Commissiones i W, Oragyn |12 107 8 Tl two weeks work. AL widren’s I'ootwear Fros Delivery Phone 134 | peting tonight a k ates issioner K ag wIVES o Ry smberd - re Sording ; saivad Red Bluff Bay a worker disap Sub Station Post Office No. 1.| | M(m-\n ]Hmv.” A\:l members re- ‘I‘f”v’ml“r'm \va]ll\ |:u-|\,1;! at the) =0 ed with the season, took .he MG St 1 8 phiE g " PHONES 92 AND 95 FRONT STREET - maed o s o States Marshal's offic:¢our” que him and left, leaving FOR THE COMING SCHOOL SEASON Bty bt o GRS behind him a $120 bonus he would T g s Sossnemeosiy s B | Children's and Ladies Winter|have been paid had he remainel J SALOUM l:llllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIHlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII||lll!|||lllIIIIIIII||IIIIIII||||llIIII||||ll||||||||Il||l|||||fl LET Ammquisu rress Your Suit |Coats at Jarmans, Prices rea.|the rest of the season 5 i ; We call and deliver. Phome 528..sonable. ady.| In the eyes of many the herring The Burnin g Question Ray and Oil-O-Matie When There Are Better Oil Burners Made WE WILL SELL THEM GEO. B. RICE Plumbing, Heating, Oil Burners in advance will cost” “I tell you what job DUCK SEASON OPEN 'S TOMORROW DON'T FORGET OUR STOCK OF AMMUNITION IS NEW All Kinds of Hunters’ Supplies Thomas Hardware Co. Don’t forget to have the children fitted with good substantial shoes for school wear, Just received a large shipment of new Fall styles for children at moderate prices. Goldstein’s Emporium SHOE DEPARTMENT—*Juncau's Style Center” 000000 0 A SATURDAY SPECIALS These Prices for Sept 3r¢l Umbrellas Hermetite Umbrellas—Odorless, . waterproof, will not crack, can be cleaned with soap, water or gasoline. Regular price $5.50—Special $3.50.. Colors—navy, scarlet, purple, green and bld(,k Raincoats Beautiful Rayon Raincoats in rose, blue and = = % = = = § green. Sizes 16 to 44. Regular $8.95—Sat- = urday Only—$5.95. Hais to match at 85 = cents each. = Ruffled Curtains Assorted patterns in Marquisette Ruffled Cur- tains with tie backs. Saturday only—$1.45 ‘a pair. Body Dusting Powder A guaranteed Antiseptic Talc for baby or grown-ups, weight one pound. Qaturday Only —60 cents a can, MONEY SAVING BARGAINS (loldsteln s Emporlum Juneau’s Style Cuuer