The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 17, 1927, Page 8

AQUATIC STAR s mReakpown| WILL PERFORM to Be Staged in Special Tank Each Evening and higt been Pearl fancy fancy one of the Sixth aska Fai Septemt elusive H. I Mi sensatio ing the day, children, performan it was the Fair management toda Pantages Circuit Star Turner rurner, swimmer diver the Annual South ha the Pair as a ni; of and Childrer special treat to ve a special mat announc Some Miss Judge Webster Thayer, of ally 7 Worcc Mass to bed with down as strain over Sacco-Van are Lottie fined on th Pant nationally known “Winston’s Water Nymph Seals”; “Carver's *Diving Horses, 4 and Diving Nymphs. h At the Panama Pacific Inter national Exposition she on the famous “Zome" traction known as Daughter,” - and gold medal as the formed woman Miss Turner appeared screen with Annette “A Daughter of the “The Queen of the was also one of the f ing givls in the Comedies.” Swimming Records At Long Beach, Cal she came within three of breaking ths world’s water record of three the Porvenir, and six seconds. Among the vari|yeto Tap ous other aquatic feats she llh‘“,f Loec or Sole "‘li accomplished the swimming | Ruiz Capillas that of Arechavaleta | of the San Francisco Bay, from|in the province of Guipuzec the Ferry Building to Oakland,| Hitherto Europe in general h a distance of five miles, in three | hesitated to place its medicin hours and thirty minutes. | water “cure” Her time was equalied only men. But Norman Ross, the world-famous |vecognize male swimr | field for Recently em:| Spain remarkably well sup-| ploved | plied with’ mineral " springs, of | instructor at the Y. W which more than 1,500 have beea | in Portland, Oregon, Spokan:,| captured for medicinal purposes. | Wash., and other cities. | Miss Turner is a water nymph in fact instead of in the press agent's fancy, second only to the mythological mermaid, and her| oo g T B act promises to be one of theiy...'yaken an apartment in the! finest features ever produced i |mimeq building and will spend| 88 “Perritory. [the winter here. Their fox ranch| At the Fair Miss Turner will| oy Kaynak Island has been left! give a thrilling and graceful ex-|in charge of A. Bartness and| hibition of fancy diving, and swim- ! wite— (Cordova Times.) ming in a specially constructe | b tank that is being built for this |THE EMPIRE HAS THE LARG-| act. |EST, MOST UP-TG-DATE AND| {BEST EQUIPPED 1013 PRINTING |PLANT IN ALASKA. er is ¢ break ous net bl result n i de 8 i e . PUT SPANISH SPAS aw MADRID, Sept. 17 triumph for women i ihe “itat published A re notab’ rdad of n on Herman i ¢ medical dir places under the Government. For the f since it was established partment of Health nominated threc | take “cure” sta Doctor Soriano bathing establishme Miranda; Doct Margarits of Gods,” anid and mous batl Senhett Seas, or th Spain of men doct Made in seconds | imy 192 unde* | age the minutes | in the hands of wo.| by decided 1 lies a wide doctors. pain has that there A ymen Miss Turner was swimming and e e RALEIGH DAVIS TO LIVE AT COBDOVAi e Mr. N an old known and popular resident property owner of Juncau # his entry into the firm will in- sur it confidence in business circles and the patronage of his many friends, —adv. | - Old papers ror sale at The Empiro.’ well- nd “W J” By CHARLES A. LINDBERGH J (“)husmns CANDY FRESH There Is None Better and many other New Books JUST IN BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. When We Sell It It's Right Free Delivery Phone 134 Sub Station Post Office No. 1. U. S. A—NO. 1 Yakima Potatoes 31 Lbs. FOR | $1.00 ‘ Sequle Fruit & Produ IN HANDS OF WOMEN | . SICNAL SHOTS '-IE:ARD )| PROMINENT STE THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, SEPT. 17, “BRA?Y BUN:{G NATIONAL BOMB RING EXPOSED f (d IS ABOLISHED; New Ordinance by M Wwor A\p;.o;u!iu )Y Lelt to right: Julian de Hoyos, Jesus Silva and Mario Mad- | reno, rounded up by New York police in raid of international pomb factory, where large number of explosives were found, <> | imong them infernal machine pictured in insert. Police believe ol hem guilty, of recent reign of terror in subway, @ PO g evliivee Ty this ordinan exper rian, ovions trainin , [ citically charged with the bom detsr- | I-E | i were in jail, while authorities will | | directed their efforts toward ques money 1 | tioning of three other men wio i | Four'Mexicans, a C®ban, and a | Porto Rican were held. They their occupations as laborers, d d bakers, showed the group had vails from Alleged Brook- lyn Factory to Canal Zone and Halifax and required of the 1 The amount of pent each year mined by hich the v under othar vt s and damaged >oo e f the ordinance rring to tns fine hooks, washer; posteards moved uently, living at times in ston, Cincinnati Washington and in the C: | Zone. Two of them were alleged to have been recently on a toar of anarchistic activity. Maps Are Discovered a lodging house where four w arrested, police ’ | they discovered penciled maps of Canal Zone and Halifax was|the New York subway systems, followed by ‘police in an «I'I'u.’l‘nn one of which marked one to pin on to six arrested suspects|of two stations w cked by bombs the bombing of the supreme court | prior to the execution of Sacco and building in Brooklyn on Labor | Vanzetti. been divulged comcerning the fir-| Day. Material used in the mau.| Maps showing railroad bridges 1hE 68 the SHOIE | ufacture of bombs, pictures of New Jersey and the Pennsy! el | public buildings, and m 1 nia and Grand Central termi- ART, B. C., of New York subway lin were nals here were also found, to- CITIZEN PASSES AWAY! found in raids on two apartmens|gether with marked postal carls - occupied by the men in a foreizn|of public buildings in New Yor quarter of Brooklyn. Police also|and Washington. anunounced the seizure of anar-| In a raid in a tenement house chistic literature and books on v’|"| where two of the men lived the manufacture of hombs police found a motley assortmen’ Two Are Jailed of metals and materials, postal men, two of. them spa-)cards of building in New York FROM MOUNT ROBERTS! , fired! each con Four sets of at reg int taining four T hots whi heard 0 p. m from Mount Roberts rock dump or Alaska Juneau | mine, ied local police believe that a hunter lost on the mountain gide. Chief George Getchell said today that inquiries had been ma far as known to nor had any information n about 7 terday above | YORK, S 7 1} ctending sed homb factory in Brooklyn to the Panama w At men the to | from s to I officia might in aps k W. C. Cameron, aged 52 years, Postmaster, Collector Immigration Agent, Justice of| the and President of the| Chamber of Commerce at Stew- art, B. C., died near the end| of August of hear failure, andl was buried there from St. Mark's Angelican Church, He was prob-{ ably the prominent zen of the town. Practically all the of Stewart and Hyder the funeral of Customs, Peace T roe molst residents attended THE THE NIGHT HAWKS DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT ELKS HALL Green Tomatoes IMMEDIATE DELIVERY The majority of children wear faulty sfi:‘ea—that's the fim“l» ing of a recent survey. Don’t handicap your-child this way. Kali-sten-ks fit the foot cor- rectly—mould sturdy feet for later years. No heel tacks— they are sewed all the way around. Special “Allenite™ heel and tip insure longer wear, A large stock of Kali- sten-iks in many attractive, styles to select from. J. M. SALOUM, l J ' GREEN TOMATOES, PER CRATE, 75¢ Co. PHONE 486 WE DELIVER TO ANY PART OF THE CITY: ' ' Phones 92 and 95 -| French Letters and 1927. and Washington and Talifax, ar :I'BLAMES FRENCH TAX photographs showing the men at | FOR BUILDING SLUMP Colon in the Canal Zone. A memb-| —_— | vandum book contained names of | Mexicans and addresses in Mexico | City and in Vera Cruz. - A Paris jeweler gave the cask, which averaged about 540 for every girl who worked on ths dress.” The gown designed by Jenng was worn by Mlle. Pepa Bonafe, a dancer, whose award was a year’s' possession of a gold and ivory cup. et —e. SCHOOL INSTRUCTORS MARRY Miss Eunice Lucille Balch, formerly teacher in the Indian school at Kake, and Merlin Fran- cis Fitch, mechanic at the Indian Industrial School at FEklutna, were married recently at An- chorage. Mrs. Fitch will be a teacher this year at Eklutna. —_——.e—— ENTERS MERCANTILE FIELD Messrs. Pete Costos and Jim Zavorinoff, the Front Street pro- duce merchants, have increased their capital stock by taking inte the firm Mr. Vaso Nikinovich as an equal partner, thereby in- creasing their working capital. The business will still be cons ducted under the name of the !Seattie Fruit and Produce Com- PARIS. Sept. 17.—“Formidabis" unemployment in France within a year i foreseen by President Largier of ‘the Natfonal Chamber of Real Bstate Agents, Largier sars over-taxation is throttling building. = He says building has dropped off about a third and that all industry will Cuming, Vicar of Addleston Parish | 5000 how the effects of this. He calls upon the Government to act Is in hot ‘water because he can |T% " VBCR S HOTE I iy not recognize the women mery | MMeC 2 Rep ik fien g and financial peril. bern ot s congregatidn. e Se8 |77y Ll S0 8 Set GhiE, I Ievied igsued an._ appeal throukh Lthol .%o o) Giatate - tratisedey. "N, parish magazine. Not long ago T -called upon |Be 5238 has proved to be a fatal e vy e shionary tn (o lintstake: " ‘e eHows UL tha ; g AT 1¢| Government is receiving less and afternoa v r s Ny - ed with her |, . ovenues trom this tax. for about fifteen minutes,’ the IR v says. “An hour later T pass her in the road and did not{ SEWING GIRLS WIN know her.” PRIZE DRESS MONEY A woman indoors with her hat | off is to me an entirely different I person from what she is out of| doors with her hat on. It is the ! same with girls. The instant they leave school they seem to me to |be completely transmogrified, and | {1 can recognize them mo more.” {Fails to Recognize Women of His Parish LONDON, Sept. 17.—The Rev. PARIS, Sept. 17, — Fifty-sewing girls in the workrooms which pro- duced mauve dress and cape voted the prettiest at a recent “per- sonal elegance” contest got share in 50,000 francs prize mone: SEE GEE BEE French Musicians Object To American Jazz Boys e 1 [ About new Pacific Oil Burner » About new Hart Oil Burner About Heating Plants About Plumbing i i GEO. B. RICE PARIS, Sept. 17. American college boys who jazz their way| about REurope, playing dance; music to meet their summer tour expenses, have touched off some indignation. 1 | French musicians say they, {don’t mind professional competi-' :rinn but they balk at being crowded out of their seaside re-| sort jobs by amateurs who cut| and play only during the| height of the summer season | when the professional orchestras {ordinarily have a harvest. French musicians, so far, have made no organized protest, but have asked the newspapers to ex- press their feelings. They hope| the Government may he able tol frame some regulation that will| I prevent those who come as tour-; ists from taking employment. PLUMBING HEATING PLANTS OIL BURNERS }' “I tell you in advance what job will cost” ——— ————. At Last the Problem Is Solved Lunch or Dinner for the unexpected guest in one of our Boneless Flavor-Sealed Cooked Hams in metal container. These hams can be served cold or warmed in oven and used as a roast. GARNICK’S PHONE 174 Just Received Another Lot of MEN'S WRIST || WATCHES in Green and White Gold - More Canning Fruit and Vegetables ‘ COMING ON STEAMER EVANS YOU KNOW OUR PRICES ARE AND WILL BE RIGHT GASTINEAU GROCERY PHONE 37 . 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