The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 20, 1927, Page 8

PARKER PARTY ENDS ENDICOTT RIVER SURVEY Runs Line -from Mouth of| River to Point One Mile Below Upper Basin After four months' work on a | preliminary survey up Endicott | River, Engineer Tom Parker, U. 8. | Bureau of Public Roads, returned | here this morning on the tender | Highway, Capt. Ed. Clark. The crew and floating camp will be| brought to Auk Bay Saturday h\'l the tender Mr. Parker's ried to a point mouth of the river ed about one mile per basin. Owing character of the country anil| undergrowth it was neces- ary to virtually construct a trail most of the distance. The line runs along the north bank of the river and is well brushed out. The crew was the first of three | engaged in similar the field last summer, starting in June. Another did similar work survey Wwas car- 13 miles from the and work end- below the up to the Tuggml‘ 2 INVASION OF HOLLYWOéD can this foreign beauty capture U.S. movie fans IMINING SHOR - COURSE BEGINS OCTOBER 31ST |Alaska College Announces ' Beginning of Regular i 10 Weeks Course , 1 | ‘ The Alaska Agricultural Col |lege and School of Mines has an | nounced the beginning of the firsl short course in mining for the season in the following stat® { ment: | “The regullar ten weeks Mining Short Course will open at the /TOURIST TRAVEL TO " DAWSON SHOWS GAIN { ‘ (Dawson News) Tourist travel to the Northland is growing every year. According to the figures compiled " for this season from the steamer passen- gar lists a total of 1,791 passen- wérs arrived in Dawson this sea- son. Of this number 1,360 were tourists or those who were on a short holiday trip to this country. Last year the number of ouc- /siders who touched upon the | shores of the gold metropolis was estimated at 1300. Therefore the, | number this year was about sixty more than the number recorded for last season. The 1,300 mark of 1926 shattered all other high | figures for visitors to Dawson so | now 1927 steps in for the homors. Next year, according to all indi- HEAVY FINES | GIVEN FRISBY Violator of Liquor Laws Fined and Sentenced to Half Year in Jail Four sentences were pronounced and two releases made in con- nection with liquor cases in the present term of court in Ketchi- kan according to cable advices re- ceived today by U. S. Marshal Al- bert White. Probably the stiffest sentence imposed of any given by Judge T. M. Reed was pronounced on J. Frisby for alleged violation of ment made by him in a letter ad- dressed to A. M. Barnes of this city. The delegate says he has heard of the announcement made recent- ly by Bartley Howard, who as- pired to become Alaska’s official| representative at. Washington, but apparently he is not letting the announcement frighten him out of the primary race. VALE LEAVING William Vale, resident of Ju neau for the past year and one- half, will leave on the Princess Alice Saturday morning enroute to Pittsburgh where he will en- ter the employment of the West- inghouse * Electric and Manufac- ' turing Company. After graduating from Oregon the Alaska Bone Dry Law and|Agricultural College in Corvallis, | | Alaska College O ctober 31st. An cations, the tourist travel to this | nouncement is made at this time, country will be even heavier than £0 that prospectors and miners that of { from outlying districts, who plan Short |to take the | year, can make | reach the College for the openins | of the work. Course preparations | other record will most likely be this | broken again. ——l e HOW’S YOux ROOF? It you necd shingles for it, to| the past season 8o an-| work to take |} on Chichagof Island, later goine! to the Hyder district, and a third js surveying a route up Chicka- min Riv The purpose of the work was to establish the feasi- bility and probable of con- structing trails tvpa velopment 1o distri considered favo! prospect- ing. The crew making the Y".ndir‘)ll' River survey ran the line which is well brushed out, made pro-| files and ran some cross section lines to establish the nature of | the country. | On its réturn here it will be sent to Petersburg to survey an extension of the Petersburg-Scow Bay road from the latter point to Mountain Point. — e ——— Cats, Dogs, Canaries, Must Have Licenses| CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 20— The new public health bureau here, avid for more worlds to ve- form, has hit upon domestic pets as a menace to be grappled with. Every cat and dog, cow and can- ary, pet mouse or pet anything, must be provided with a health certificate, issued by municipa; doctors. cost low into for ble Nut Breads, made to order by Iirs. Cakes and Pies Sully. —-adv. FOR SALE Ray Hart Pacific 0il-0-Matic OIL BURNERS A size for every meed GEO. B. RICE PLUMBING HEATING OIL BURNERS “I tell you in advance what Job will cost”* | KNICKERBOCKER Banquet Candles 20-inch and 24-inch Many Colors BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. When We Sell It Its Right ABANDONMENT "URGED FLIER Australan Fremier Wanls? Kingsford Smith to Postpone. Flight | Scuth Wales SYDNEY, New Oct. 20-—Premier Thomas R. Ba- vin has cabled Capt. Kingsford| Smith that he cannot see his way to granting further financial as- sistance for the projected flight | of the plane Southern Cross from | San Francisco to Sydney. = The Premier urged Capt. Kingsford Smith to abandon the project . {cause of the danger. WILL FLY FRANCISCO, Oct. 20 Capt.. Kingsford Smith declared | today that he will proceed with his flight regardless of the ad vice of Premier Bavin. He said the Premier had furnished all financial assistance he had agreed to give and regarded Bavin's re- commendation as only a gesture of concern for safety of the plane’'s crew. The flier said he will take off about November 3, weather permitting. - ROY BADDEN HERE Roy Baaden, well-known resi- dent of Cordova, and who ovened | the Gilmore Hotel in Ketchikan | last year, is in Juneau, visiting here a few days before going to the First City. Mr. Badden and his partner in the hotel venture,| Carl Edmonds, recently .<igne(lt over their lease to the owner of | SAN | ‘Another fair forelgner who soon will be e&vqrt etudios is Mady Christians, known as Vienna's She is described =: an exceptional tx‘pe of tl\‘em tegtures fairly radiate happiness and congeniallty, i ';k’own as “The Happy Queen” and folkis who enjoy her intimate | acquaintance declare that they have never known her to frown. pt“m- pletures have been exhibited in the United States with great sucs !cess, and Hollywood producers are bidding eagerly for her sernvices. cgion o'clock | following ——adv. “smiling beauty.” iInternational Illustrated News) | WOMEN OF MOOSEHEART will meet tonight at Initiation and GRIGG. Secretary. ing about the Hollywood “Queen of the Cinema.” Her, | She is sometimes Several social hour All husbands of mem- |remember Femmer has them at 'Vl".l ‘brice that is right. adr. " y “The practical. alvantages !the Mining Short’ Course & coming so well ‘known thatjhey| Heed Aot o styEssed hife. il PICTURES | | | “In addition to--fiia , regular| {mlnmg work those:who 50/'% s[g\v‘ 1 AN IDEAL GIFT may take special shop. s | the repair and operation of gaso-| See Our Window Display line engines. The College has a| | motor laboratory fitted up espe-| » CALL 331 FOR CORRECT TIME :('i' Ily for this work and the | course is designed to be intense-| ly practical. “Miners are urged to bring in| their own ore for mill testing and} | agsaying during the Short Course., ] The charge for room and board at the College Dormitory is $55 per month. Those who d re dormitory reservations should | write’ President Bunnell as eurl!; 4 LUDWIG NELSON | a3 possible. | | “The Mining Short Course of- Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing | in SUTHERLAND WILL BE urable opportunity to break the _|fers you a profitable and’ pleas: ¢! back of the winter months. There TR the National Prohibition Act. On four counts, one of which was ig- nored, 'Frisby was given a total of $1,250 in fines and sentenced to spend six months in the Ju- neau jail. His gasboat, the “Honeyboy,” was ordered to be sold and Frisby to pay costs of the court action. Roberto Dionicio, Craig Filipino, arrested last week and charged with violation of the National Pronibition Act, was séntenced to| 60 days in jail. The other two! men, Jose Arco and Fuligio Al- balos, who>were arrested at Craig connection with charges against the three, were ordered relelased by Judge Reed. Thirty day sentences and $50 fines were given Anna Madden and Christine Boswei ' for’ viol~- tion of liquor laws. CANDIDATE IN APRIL! 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Ma- terials which reached here on | German ‘vessel for use in making irepairs to planes using the Island of Fayal as a t of call on trans-Atlantic flights, have been assigned to a hangar where work will be carrled on. The weather station has been assigned to op erate. Intense interest has been aroused here by reports from Betr- lin that Director Kiep of the Ham- {Honeymoon Spfit |is to be kept safe for the honoy- burg Ameérican steamship line, has gone to! the United States to me- gotiate for a hydroplane servige i between Germany and the Unifi States. i chestra here since its organiza- tion and is a popular young man. | - e To, Be Kept Safe| STORM SWEPT of spooners served warning VHlLAl.)kLPHIA. Penn., Oet. against anyone interfering with|20.— Western and Central Pemn- respectable couples enjoying the|sylvania remained in the grip scenic beauty of the falls. {of a storm today which has bégn - e ;) |laching the East since Sunday. 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