The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 9, 1927, Page 2

THE SMART FALL COAT IS TRIMMED Clever designing has produced many novel lines in Coats but those that will appear most along Fashion boulevards will be trimmed with lovely furs. richer in appearance becaus B.M. Behrends Co., The materials of which these fine WITH FUR $17.50 to $79.50 Juneau’s Leading Department Store 15 Now On prlay At Our PaMr Prices 12.75 16.75 23 Dresses suitable for afternoon, evening and sport wear — featuring the new side dra})e circular skirt, uneven hem and the new sleeve ---- developed in epe roman "and soft jersey, combined - oraments of rhinestones and moffets add fimshmg toucbes crepe satin, ¢ cloth and lace - Sizes 16 to 46 -1 NORMAL GAINS | Coats are fashioned are even of the beautiful fur trimmings. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, SEPT. 9, 1927. "IN ENROLMENT ~ ARE REPORTED Alaska Schools Enroll 4,- 673 Pupils Last Year— Cost of $509,915.37 | Five teachers, 320 pupils, and $16,266.13, represent the net ga'n in instructors, emrolment and | senool operating costs of the Ter- | ritorial school system in the school year 1926-27, it nounced today by L. D. son, Commissioner of K The total cost of operating schools last year was $509,91 figures compiled by the ment of Education show. Completed reports for the ) show a total enrolment of 4, pupils as compared with 4,3 1925-26. The enrolment was divid as follows: High School, G99, ele mentary schools 3,974, The gain in enrolment w about normal as compared to the gains made in the several year: preceding, Mr. Henderson said.| The increase in teachers .'m:l larger costs of operating wer proportionate to the gain in en rolment. incorporated towns made up the larger part of the total gain, be- ing 230, leaving a net gain of 90 in enrolment in schools outside ot incorporated communitie There were 3,218 pupils in the schools in incorporated towns anf 1,456 in other schcols. | Ketchikan led the rest of th: Territory in the number of pu i, pils- gained with 83. Juneau in second place with 49, and Sew- ard third with 24. Fairbanks g ed 18 over the previous These schools showed total indi jdual enrolments as follow Kete chikan, 622; Juneau 522, T 324, and Seward 12 ia few other schools showing s ‘gams and some reported slight decreased in enrolment. SOUTH TOMORROW; - | HAD BUSY SEASON S | The Rev. H. W. Greist, M. | land family are sailing on Princess Alice enroute to States. For three months Dr. Greist has been associated with Rev. David Waggoner aboard the| Princeton in evangelism through- out the Panhandle and they have | ‘covered this ; vast: mission . fie'd | ‘several times, visiting all churches | villages, and preaching points, s\ml{ have stopped at all canneries as! well, whereat any possible service | was rendered. Dr. Greist has acquainted self at first hand with the tensive work of the Presbyterian Mission Board in this section, ant | to these lovely dresses. 1 | The increase in enrolment in ., | dergoing overhaul and repairs at| i W”hn el engines. It will patrol the tadv. GOLDSTEIN’S EMPORIUM. 29. with velvet and' metal pror work this wint.r throughout the states | Dr. Greist is enthusiastic as leo the possibilities of ‘Southeastern | Alaska, the undeveloped and ap. IFE AT NuME parently inexhaustahle resource he wood pulp 1l having a g o enterprises of tho chur in behalf of the Indjan ! T church is putting on a Anniversary campaign this ! r in honor of the T h ear of Preshyterian mi: James Edvne Nanowly Es- capes Death in Gale ('ll\(l i'l(’fl\'y Sul'f NOME, ‘Alaska, Sept. 9.—With Al - Hall Young mile an hour gale and heavy hav lead in this p surf last night, an Eskimo tion ¢ 1, but since his | named lost his life, and death the burden rests on others. | james Bavyne, Chlef Engineer of It is hoped to raise a large fund|ihe Carpenter, narrowly e Dea in celebration of the Anniversary|drowning when the launch filod to be expended almost wholly in|wih water in the breakers. A rt of the Territory in new | yarge being towed by the Carpen- and in enterprises of | tor to River Harbor became un manageable and drifted on th Dr. Gr beach. Most of the freight wa vithin the Arctie, e dos yed in church and medicil| payne and’ the fkimo, having ‘evangelism. He inau ated - the | joat the © barge, endeavored to I mizsion at Cape Prince of Wale: | gor, pack aboard the Carpentet on Bering' Strait, and had S0M> | when they reached the. side of | years of service in Point Barrow.|(ha Carpenter, a rope broke, the the northernmost mission and hos- pital in the return to the launch swung around and ‘began world. He hopes (0|, gl with water, The Coa. North next year. t(-Illlld crew want to the rescu Iwnh a small launch ‘hut found 'THORPE TO COMMAND | * smasiie 1o tow e tamnc PATROL BOAT PETROL which soon filled with water, The ’(mml guard crew. finally picke. Hm Bayne and the Eskimo out of 0" | the surf, Bayne is & good swii Capt.. . Thorpe, formerly )|r'l'“| with the U. 8. Forest Se i ks o Yorest Berv-|,n,e. otherwise. ko, would . haye jce and more Tecently with the | Bureau of Fisheries, has |droWned. The Bskimo cvidently jgned to command the|PeCame frightened or crampeg Dot Futrel, # waa made and efforts at meux('llnllun failed at local headquarters w ottt today on |SONC 'MOON CAMP FIRE GIRLS TO MEET The Song 3tuon camp Fire girly will hold a npaclnl meeting 8. (urday afternoon at 2 o'clock in chilan, Whil tthe Council Chamber of the Ciwy g .. | Hall for the purpose of rehearsiag attle it was equipped with | the plays and songs which wil Iibe presented at the Southeastern RIS AR -Sakunh: ‘f\luxkfl Fair. All of the girls tak- il weat N [ing part are requested to be on hand at the appointed hour. FISH PATROL WORK | * '~ XDy T o - R b To take charge of fisheries pat-| ~ Mr. and M Y Fisheric known to of the by the steamer Aleutian to take over the boat v The Petrol, which has been un-| sattle for several weeks, loft there todav for K. Lin Ketehikan district for the re- {rol and investigation activities on| turned on the Aleutian mduy from the“wast coast of Prince of Wales|a trip to the westward during y | REV. GRIEST GOES {aland, A. J. Soumela, warden of |which time they visited in Sew the U. S. Bureau of Fisheries.{ard and made the trip over tc will leave here tomorrow for Alaska Railroad to Fairbanks. Craig, via Ketchikan. Mr. Soumela| J. T. Petrich was an arrival on arrived here last week after .cn«*nll-‘i the Aleutian from Cordova, While ,|ing the summer in the Bristol Bay | there he attended the annual con- area with Agent Dennis Winn. vention of the Alaska Department The patrol boat Kittiwake, Cant. | of the American Legion of which J. J. O'Connell, has Dbeen .trav-|he is Adjutant. sferred to the west coast for C. F. Jones and Sam Guyot, patrol duty. It will be used by|traveling men, left this afternoon Warden Soumela for the rest of|on the Aleutian for short business the season. trips. Jones is going to Wrangell and Guyot to Ketchikan, Judge’James Wickersham, local attorney, sailed for Ketchikan, oa the Aleutian in connection with the term of court now on in the 2 First City, and expects to return Children’s and Ladles' Winter| 1ere in ten days or two weeks. Coats at: Jarmaps. - Prices rea- Dr. J. Hoelscher, Nome dentis*, seatita. —ady.|and Mrs. Hoelscher, are passen- gers on the Aleutian on their wey o =This store will Be open even- ings on the 10th of each month; for the accommodation of the trade. ———,o—— this data wil! be used in lecture Old papers for sate at The Empire. ' to the outside. R lIlIIlIIIIIIhIIlIlIHi|||i|IIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllI|IlflflmIlIINIIH|IIIIIIIIIlI|IIIIIIlIlIlllIIlIlIlIIIlIIlIIlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllIIIIIIIIIlIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIID $12.75 to $39.50 L e R “EVERYTHING FOR THE HUNTER” Juneau-Y oung Hardware Co. 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