The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 7, 1927, Page 8

8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 7, 1927. mainly 1 he said. He v . Petersburg, Mission, | States for a large canvas so that| MARINER DIES AT KETCHIKAN RTS DR P { borca alx Novame afigr ) B"t’ll".‘_’ Bl)“”tv ontCSt Kotzebue, Kasaan, Squaw U no work will be delayed becaus> =5 |ing Yakuta cking heavy th < > o v | Har Gustavus rawberry of inclement weather. The canvas| William Norman, owner of the er until he reached entran T B > I Il > I Off D Point), Anlak and Kanakanak will come in sections so that it |fishing craft Lovera, died recently SI_IGHTI_Y FOR i i i Mo url'ng rairbalEREIEE b constil THREE Huus SI can be stretched over a space 50 |at Ketchikan, aged 49, of tuber | “'ha. Kittiwak® thas been. patesl g . Yy e |tion of a community center ani | § |feet by 100 feet, or, if street work | culosis: He has re he wa of Cook Inlet th L(""l" o 5. E;. Alask(l Falr school gymnasium costing $20,000, ) |is being done. it can be extended |at Ketchikan. While his healih § & inanced by the sale of stock to 25 feet by 200 feet. The se<-|has been failing for the last th g o = [local residents. tions will hook together and have | years, he had been in the hospital eyelets on the sides so that th only ten days when the end came. i ided many years west Hstrict until the en | R ) Lot seskin. M ainr sl o Junean is not to | lone Dy The Ketchikan building will cos: | be transferred to Prince William |any her commu l‘]]] BUILDINGS §55.000 when completed and funds 1 be attached to adjoining build- | He was a native of 1 ay and aking its headquarters | Small, on earth [ e being provided without a So i s . A ings. The canvas will make it pos |is survived by a brother who re- Total Value of Augustjat cordov This is the present motto of | bond issue. Petersburg is con iModern Residences to Be sible for construction work to go |sides at Tacoma. The Eagles, "ot Sh t ] $| 3 408 | ~ > - the management » Southeast | ARE ABDED Tu structing a three-story ‘fraveg Ereck‘d at Corner of on in any weather, in other words [ which order he was a member ipments Is ) " rn Alaska Fair 1 announced building to cost approxima % Mr. Morr as figure a way | have charge e era ria ; ) W IS HIGHLY PRAISED: staged during the Fair f cost approximately §$18,890. The S [it it shoula prove to be incle- SRS PR A ! September 28, In Yakutat building will cost $6,494 The Morris Construction com:!ment. A. X. GRANT I8 ILL to the Sta ) iy 1 m M. Gillespie, of Ir y e wil two conte The Kotzebue building cost $3, [ pany has started construction of - eee A. X. Grant, editor and prop month aggregated $13,408,966 i | ; SPN R o | g 500, and the one at Kasaan $2.990. three houses on Gold Street an BELICK BOUND OVER rietor of the Kusko Times, veteran [ . 3 t X t m from spetiding | I maidens, those who care|TTetiory Spand 250 The Squaw Harbor building was | Fifth for W, B. Kirk, part owner el - 2 ; A B adoarding. to Custommous R L R M TR | Perritory. 'ofiBlcls - 9200, | . {ERIaNR tcatasiin STl e e e e e e Alaska prititers and ~ newspapsn Iy declarations, it was made I ‘weel . ) i e T 000 During Past S - |the Shumagin Packing. Compa: L B Boudes wilLRESE He Archie Belick was bound over | publisher, arrived at Fairbanks re- today by the monthly ament Glacier Camp on| One contest will eld pei- | uring rast Summer |the Shumag ; v 5 paay h. houses © Vel the Grand Jury at a hearing | cently, via airplane, from the Kis- . L4y e , + Y ] was enthusiasti I n the first night and the| q, K 1 operating a plant at that pla rooms, bath, breakfast nook and p " - g 2 of commerce issu : ; on School Buildings |’ - 3 s this morning in the United States | kokwim for medical treatment, C. McBrid " s in her praises of the camp, and|second on the third night of the| | purchased the build-| jqundry, full concrete basements| ", , > % e " " J McBride I wa | § ,; | 1 g BERAEIa o for its trs s Commissioner’s Court. He was Mr. Grant, “General Grant,” by 214 less than shipments for Aug-|said it is one of the beauty spot.|[Fair, details remaining yet ng material and paid for its tran- | with garage under the houses, ihihdied with WICaed. ‘anl o ins F GhrbTiotesE Beent. Alket 1 Joneas ust, 1926, but was about $2,-|of the country. It was Mrs. Gii|decided ; || spoFtRbln Witle: the anilery mom- | qoritrefe ‘porcheland walkdl imui{L IR ES Wi STEE S BTAR | SOUROR SRR Sk i : 1 visit to the Atlantic City and all other citjes | Pended on the Territory’s scho.lijuny furnished the labor. Tha|plans call for modern heating IORALIE. HalgRaRna RN O R building program during the past! . st to the Territory was about plants, and plumbing throughout,|® dangerous weapoh. 80 ago. 100,000 higher than for the same|lespie’s second ! month in 1925 |as she spent some time there|have had or are planning contests | i g summer, acc ing to Com 8101 | 39 600. Buildings were purchased th » ract for " Ly gt 2 e - A 2,600. ; hough the contract for that wo 'k | peeeee—e— e TR er of Education L. D. Henderson & } Alaskan commoditie who returned ye Approximately $250,000 ex Canned salmon was the prin-|last year while in Alaska. Sheland it p to Juneau o “show | k and Kanakanak 1 t i 1 ) nis s at Aniak and Kanakana at a|p > sen let cipal cemmodity shipped last|is stay a Ga eau Ho 1 world Alaska city R L 3 A - 3 has not yet been let ued at as compared|she will leave for the States agement jof the *“Alaska"School Bulletin”|ively An addition to the Ninilchix ivJe 5 Py MU i Contestants will be masked, | stucco finish and will be roofed ‘ gives details of the plant additions | ,ujiding was constructed at a| ir. e to §11 August, 19 | anid. Mettorinants SHARG with tha with semifireproof shing Regular 45c, No. 21/, Amocat or Happy Home Peaches, 1‘;':1‘;;1‘(1.7(?1‘ was exported \wr«h;REPOliTS OF LARGE hat i they will be permitted to | S | cost ‘of 31,500. The house on the corner of NOW which was about| wear a domino mask coverins | | i T I Fifth and Gold, | ‘ 3 SRR S TR | \ cing Fifth Street 1/ i i ; $441,000 less than in the same| SALMON RUNS FAIL Inais. ayes, Bathing sl el B Eleven new buildings were con o s Regular 25c, No. 214, Solid Pack Tomatoes, NOW € | 4 month last yea rderod for the contestants hy|Structeds & site purchased for ar | Sam Berknoss, SHl“'wr 1"“ and his family lrmi er )‘\\nm\ gans. for 2 Lt o 3 ordered for the contestants by! o " 0diire which will be|nolds timber cutter, who has been s family s to have 1, -8 Gains Made in Furs TO BE CONFIRMED the, Fuir Management as m as " . :, " h(’;,l ,’,,“ ¢ ) ,”,:l d; | working near here, was brought |hard wood floors In the living No. 2%, Puree Tomatoes, NOW 6 cans for Fur shipments last month were| By ; | registration close Registration | . o extensive improvemonts | Into the St. Ann's hospital yes.|and dining rooms, and in other AT Wworth, approximatply = $169,000,) Reports iruw grivate sources -3 fwill be closed, Suturddy .night at| ade to a score of oiner buiidings. | terday with a badly cut foot | respects will be similar to the y ) some $140,000 more than Aug-|large salmon runs on the west!wair Managor Ha . 80 all ,‘l‘.h et B st e other two. GARNICK S ust, 1926, Mild-cured salmon coast of Princol.of Wales Island|who intend to enter are: requested | _ 5 #E0UF O I8 California or| FE- N. Stevenson was taken to| The houses to be completed nped about a like ame . in-|are not bstantiated by officiallio hustle g g 'y ;i [the & ’ spital yesterday | by Novembor ac ynna " jumy abc nflxmlilwt amount, in-|a o ubstantia y v[ i | hustl New York, excite little commer.t,|the St. Ann’s Hospital yesterday | by Novembor 1 ording to Mr PHONE 174 creasing to $367,739 | surveys of that area, it was ar 1 i i | contest will be held on the |, 0" 0 " Loube of note hero | Suffering from heart trouble. who has wired to the|*eeceooorer s, Herring, fisn meal and fish oil|nounced today by Dennis Wi b, Fate, tdwdass. Wil e 8 8 i algaga sad oy ; PR WD, | 8t at the Fair. Judges WLI| oo 0 wo nave a school population shipments all fell below last! Alaska agent of the U. S. Bureau |select thres winners, of each eon | ; 2 . e | ¥ | of less than 5,000. The sum would o year's figures for the month. Her-|of Fisheries. The runs are smal |iest, first, second and third, and ; s ¢ i, Sep . hava been greatly increased had! ring dropped $145,000 while oil|and the fish so far appearing are |~ash prizes will be given. The bftesl e Sl oy vliipeald 5 and meal declined $262,000. not plentiful ¢uough to assure|Judges will decide ~on general [ SR PR BOTHEE 10 A 2 onabrinted. A" HeX Schos List of Commodities normal seeding of the spawning[looks, walk, and last but mot| The "list of comodities and|beds in the district least, tho form, As it 1s expacted | Uldine, in Juneau for which a TWO TONE TENNIS OXFORDS their respective values follow: | ' Mr. Winn has Just received | tore witl ne 8" tush fon o] 6, COMIDE $22,500 was purchas i ; Animals detailed report on the west const | position as judges, the Fair Man | xow hu’:lw‘hm& were constructed | Specially priced at Blue Foxes $ 9.800]as far south as Staney Creek |agement will make no announcs| o are being pullt at Ketohikan. ! ; {I'.'”,““ . This a was recently surveyed ! ment but make careful selection. | . . o % it $1 00 $1 25 a'l(l $1 50 Pigh by Warden Hynes, of the " ot 5 o e i i . . . Fresh and frozen BEIL ) datriot) e 94t0 nawhers | inah ‘,‘lff:':f\:“,,‘\““\"1”1""'“, bkt Ths| i Discount for cash only on any purchase of 2 (except shelifish): was there any showing of salmon | conte | i o indicate an abnormally heavs |wator [l CLARK LIGHTER .00 and over—for one weck only—Sept. J. M. SALOUM run. The Fair Management also de e ——————— ires that all contestants who are Gentlemen prefer a 9th to 16th—Dboth days inclusive. = . A Canned (except WARRANTS ISSUED FOR 4; o enter the “Queen Mirth” “ A All other hellfish) : STEALING OF AUTO|[test, call at the Manager' CLARK Cured or preservad ' Four “John Doe 4 rbecause it always works, has o! A warrants were | me; f the contestants wi (axoapt shatiheh) ment of the contestants will b o . o) | issued vesterday afternoon by |made next week no pocket-fire hazards, and for THIS WEEK ks 1491 Frank A, Boyle, United State s its cleanliness. Ranges — Cook Stoves—Heaters and Parlor 1 871 commissioner. The men are charg | FUNERAL SERVICE FOR mon 9} o Saime “led with stealing the Buick cai | FRED UBERT! THURSDAY | T Furnaces > I{.ugn — ],‘nmlf’,um 2 Beds—Mat- FRES}I T()MA T()Eg Shellfish | belonging to B. F. Heintzlema: | ps . : resses — Springs — Cooking Utensils of all v : : Vels 1 ¥ g pring & Olana 2'last Monday evening, from th:| Funeral services for the lats| | Nelson and Fremming s Crabs 202 ekiad | Connor's Motor Company where) Fred Uberti, former Douglas boy Wgert Wateh ang: Towpiny kinds Building Hardwarc Tar Paper Other T " 7|the car is kept, and wrecking .}and sfépson of Emil Ub | Repairing Roofing Paper — Prepared Shingles—Nails, | while driving on the ¢ r Hig that eity, will be held at 1 R 3 0 N icts | 3 o — 4 N o i :f.;'luv,.v.‘ ;| way, cansing considerable dam-|m. tomorrow at the Jumeau-Youns | etc.—Ship Chandlery of all kinds—Gas En “_"1 ‘ jage. Arrest has been made on two[Chapel, it was announced today. FREAYE gincs—]uhnson Outboard Motors. ;"\ P +of the warrants and no return has | Rev. Harry Allen will conduct the . e e S S e | vet been made on the others. The|service. Interment will be made | . | ” stk Ot i Bir. Skina; expected that return will be mads | ——— — e — " Purs and Fur-Skin o o i A n 3 BEST QUALITY Bftyar or Biaek For St by taking advantage of our sale S 2 lac! 0X b B0 box 5.812( Children’s and Ladies’ Winter FOUNTAIN PENS e 4 {Coats at Jarmans. Prices rea- White Fox % : nan rices rea Mink ' {sonable, —adv. PENCILS | MENU B ! e I vuiee s s ||| Harris Hardware Company GEORGE BROTHERS All other 9 Moore’s, Carter’s, Boiled Beef, Spanish Style PHONES 92 AND 95 FRONT STREET Enutacturell fure so.os IR, | Oil: Whale 62,15 Schaefer’s, Parker’s : Roast Leg of Veal, Jelly Open Evenings Phone 215 Ore, matte, reguluis : Spinach Turnips Copper 583,857 and Waterman'’s Lead 14,608 £ il | Steamed Potatoes Tron:ics, specimens, Lettuce, Combination Dressing ete 70 Wood: Timber and - lumber d i BUTLER-MAURO Tapioca Pudding, Vanilla Sauce *All other articles 8,006 DRUG CO. || Fruit Cake Coffee Tea Total value of pro- e R P When We Sell It || 50c Plate—Family Style Products of United It’s Right 5t 7 States returned 380,28 - Total value of foreign ; i B ThIRb 1NN products : A e Sub Station Post Oftice No, 1. BERCMANN Total value of ship- ments of merchan- ~ - dise $13,408,966 A 3 e e ol g o *—Items included in “all other| oo po other 771 — AMAIZO l’;i'l";;‘(::“sklns a7t e ‘}} Butter Scotch Syrup and Corn Oil Whale. fetiizer P A-MAIZING FOR SALADS AND COOKING 1N0FY ... s : (« 3 ALS0 GLOSS AND CORN STARCH Please come in and ask for Free Samples Total H TR WE ONLY RECOMMEND THE BEST KITTIWAKE HERE ON WAY TO WEST COAST 1" M. G. McADOO ! GASTINEAU GROCERY = Just received from San Francisco our style ON FISHERY PATROL HOUSE WANTED ; : i : o | “The man with the hoc i L f ‘@m,\ center of the Pacific Coast—Chic Frocks that arezz AQ T 23¥zz3zaRIRLYY m TEITEEEESE: - 3 EIERRNGRS2ETIRTENNSRTSTLL Enroute from Cook Inlet to tho! beats the man with the o west coast of Prince of Wales hokum,” Island, the U. S. Bureau of Fisi- eries patrol boat Kititwake, Capt J. J. O'Donnell, arrived in port | THE DANGER last night. 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