The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 10, 1927, Page 8

s/ & PEOPLE URGED T0 GIVE HEED TOPREVENTION President Proclaims All of This Week National Fire Prevention Week Set asid clamation, tion W will In and local s to take steps remedy any def exist in buildi the public A special week { fire hazards mination and educ prevention methods, years has had the of all vernmental dusiries, civic organizations, and h been given nation abservance. Results Are Shown effects of such is noted by the President ]nm]_mnml which a number of y s custom s Natio the wee sary of the fire of 1871 occurs. pariods public tention has concentrated upon the seri of America’s fire waste through the press, schoo organizations and numero “The resuits last ye arly gratifying for ts which frequented devoted tc for agencies, said A nation great o in cities: of more no fire the dest tion loss was during ers the ruction by fire KNICKERBOCKER Banquet Candles 20-inch and 24-inch Many Colors BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. When We Sell It It's Right Free Delivery The Pleasure of Being Thirsty! to discover ai and th ation in f many united suppor wid a campaign in his | it ha Prev in which the Chicago During tho bee usne.is problem eivi than 20,060 popula- | sustaine:l week and in many ot w —u Phone 134 Sub Station Post Office No. 1. FURREINDEt .’ ract Adjoining College Turned Over Biological ~Survey nnectic 1t n rim Biological tract 4 has proclamation Pr of la recently dent Coolidge «l toda it wa mnl\ 3 co-operation with the Hic il Survey is cond a series of experiments ning de to andard anin The I Dwight W. Morrow, of J. P, Morgan & Co., New York, hag ins een named by President Cool- '“ind idge to succeed James R, P'O'° Sheffield as ambassador ga ¢! ‘.Mexmfi, .|‘| d aual both in vk un tion of L. A. Palmer spent several years study reindeer ifidustry in the no 11 herds of both reindee ariboy have heen built up th and form the ba beigg carried on. N endeavaring by select and s feeding up an Wdes a7 produce lar it.'er caribon. From cross breeding experiments conducted. Up to the present time, all huildi and ground space pens and corrals have been ! pished by the college. Mr. also is permitted by the to use it aboratory wh necessary.. The new ex order will » the Biolog the ditional corral s necessary to handl r of animals. The the bureau to c y improvements on and to use any all e ¢ oecwrring on the land ,u..mn. fon with “fen and ynu\vmcnh-“ e e—— in ha week- the their A less than for th Some considerably ly average Make “Reports y Progress currer progress g thi, ste. It ention problem b nd nd ef- ult national and » much stud with the, de: fort to i Howev ma be to of situat that ion in ntry of the atill shoull efforts menaca ; t ve 1in in o acute no dim rid the there nut our cou n 20 er e tive rvey Urges Observance I President of the America, do lLerel week of Octok ional h comm wnd_should |.) United de T to 15, Prevention Week throughout tl der authe or plans_for : um make it tarting for a | continue throughout the ye cial attention shounld be «1.»\..1 to the prevention of fires in nun listricts and in our fore; ‘cause of their limited xu-.ummg facilities they are often at tha of the flames when fire tes. 1 recommend to all our citizens that they lay lar emphasis upon the elimination ‘ istie Yot fire hazards in the homes and | Rev. places of business, and I urge that| M | state and local officials take ste \to discover and re i fects which may exist in buildin | trequented by the public.” >oo will be open even- point SANDSTROM SERVIC Pet laid Sandstron in the Piot Cemetery sterday following full Moose rit services at 2 o'clock, Harry R. Allen officiatin C. H. McSpadden tiful Isle of Somewhe: ympanied by Mrs, Harry St house; a violin duet “Nearer God to Thee” Torvinen and E. Trevor Davis, pianist. 10th of each nmnlh[ Pallbearers for the funeral w lation of the| William Steinbeck, EMPOR- | son, John Torvinen, a was This store ings on the |for. the accom { trade. GOLDS Peter The youngsters everywhere treasure the pleas- ure of satisfying thirst with the irresistable tang of delicious BOTTLED e¢arbonated beverages. Let your children enjoy these taste-tempting drinks. Health-giving, they are made from pure water (Juneau water the purest in the world) finest sugar (purchased from every store listed below) and wholesome flavors. Every ingredient, every process is clean. Order by the case from your favorite grocer. Telephone TODAY and ask the following pnpul(u' attendangs to give you their un- divided attention. In your order include ONE CASE OF ASSORTED SODA WATER. They are good, and GOOD FOR YOU. Gus George—George Brothers Phone John Kruvuoss—B M. Behrends Co. .%Phone Gunnar Blomgren- nitary Groeery....Phone Nick Bavard—California: Grocery :.....Phone Harry Carroll—Junean Grocery. Gabe Paul—Gastineau Grocery J. M. Giovanetti—Giovanefti’s Grocery..Phone Ernie Millaeger—Millaeger’s Grocery....Phone Mrs. Frank Garnick—Garniek’s Grocery Phone Mrs. Geo. Burford—Home Grocery......Phone Olaf Swanson—Swanson Brothers John Borbridge—Borbridge’s Gracery..Phone 8. Zenger—Cash and Carry ...... Fissstyisd Phone Jack White—Totem Grocery 31() Also for sale at all first class Fountains, Confection- ery Stores and Clubs ASK EOR THE IRROS C@MPANY 92 5 85 478 419 37 385 146 174 138 217 482 STATION WORK | colleg si wno and MOOSE LODGE HOLDS in Ever- P was given by Albi J. McIntyre, Mrs. Thomas H n, Julm Dolml and Al Luml[.,| THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, OCT. 10, 1927. /ARMISTICE DAY | DANCE PLANNED \FIGHT PICTURES ! COFFEE EXCHANGE SEAT I BRINGS RECORD PRicE| WILL BE SHOWN | W YORK, Ogt. 10—Pur-| PALACE THEATRE | chase of a seat-on the N York! R < g panon TOTRI Manager John T. Spickett, of The | Coftee and Sugar Exchange today | “EHS® ke hirthnced. O annual = A | dance plans are Db completerd | for §18,500, the highest pric ! by the special committee in charg®|since January 1926, brought to, 44y that he has secured the fight of the event for the local Post of{1ight the belief of brokers that'fims of the Dempsey-Tunney bout |the American Legion. The dan:afthe price of Exchange member-|! Chicago. The films will be will be given in A. B. Hall ou|ghips will rise to $25,000 ana | Showed at the Palace on October November 11 and the committee]ultimately to $50,000 with New 18 and 19, Tuesday and Wed- will decorate the hall in appr. c\nrk the center of the w.,rmwmsdu_\', of next week. priate manner and which -~ has' market. ! yearly won mmch favorably com- _ment. The orchestra will be pla:| et in the balcony for this P\enz, The committee in charge consists; Mrs. of William Myhren, Vi |and Ben Leonard. PEEILE A MRS, AUSTIN ENTERTAINS FOR VISITOR IN JUNEAU; nistice R i Kleeb Sa)s Story of His Disappearance from Feny Fictitious lo Portiana’ droes NG jorted as having I ” from a ferry boat ctween Astoria and Megier, vash., last week, has been lo- ited here ‘and according to” his own word the whole thing is a & mistake. Klceb has been a rtland for many years, he said| when interviewed in his| com at the Zynda Hotel, but for| i months he has not been, Mrs. Douglas Austin well, and has been suffer-|at her home gn Gold Belt Avenua| from stomach trouble and allast Saturday evening in honor of on Lho Miss Mary Kashevaroff, who re- supposed to! cently arrived in Juneau from he telephoned|New York, to visit her parent: his car her the Rev. A. P. Kashevaroff and| that I wi wife. Four tables of bridge weve! trip for a rest|played. Mrs. C. T. Waldo won fi T iprize and Mrs. J. W. Leivers ilowever, the friend did not dolond prize. Mr. Kleeb had requested and| o it was only natural that hisj extremely worried,; Upon his arrival| last week he sent to \h~ Kleeb and r ved| answer on Wednesd, he He had planned to t Yukon south last Wednes was not well enough to do| but will leave this weék on| DUTCHESS TROUSERS 10c a button $1.00 a rip ;> DPGPNIPS: N Try the new Spanish curl, pap- er curl, or brush wave. Given by Webber at No, "1, MacKin- Mauvme{nnn Apts. Also all other lines of Beauty Culture given. Phone resident of | 547. —_—— entertained !’ ? run-down condition. i which he was disappeared, to taka his wife short Baroness Natalie Gubanof! | arrived in Boston on the Pre: lent Polk, claiming St. Peters- - Leningrad - Petrograd, as ker home. Cinternational Nnvnfl‘l) KARL K. 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GRAVES The Clothing Man wiil 1l the | for far me norT ng Fairbank Mr. K Alaska terri years and the north. to Mantle Clocks Two-Tone and Very Fine Chime Clocks z has been making the ¢ for the past two is his sixth trip He w first | railway repr » to coma to Alaska during recent years and | s his work indicates that the much business tb be hand coming in touch with the trav ing public and other systems 1:e| now sending representatives 1o Alask Mr. ‘ Phone 25 hea- 2l it Free Delivery ‘ R I FOR SALE Ray Hart Pacific 0il-O-Matic OIL BURNERS A size for every need o 0 A or m tha of in im- CALL 331 FOR CORRECT TIME in the west- weeks and an on his Katz will be fward for about five may stop off in Junc southhound trip. > o> Breads to order 602 Nelson and Fremming Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing ES Nut made Phone YES, THANK YOU! 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