The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 21, 1927, Page 7

‘ - Year of Profit BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG oft from Novi Sad, chief Jugo- slavian airdrome, on a flight to, India; as part of the campaign m create a useful air force. Turkey fears that Italy's rapid- Iy inereasing population will want to/spread to Anatolia at Turkey's | expense. For this reason Turk i @reads an Anglo-ltalian combin tioh, and is spending more than | { M)t “her budget on her army / Turkey at the same time is press- | ed with the need of maintaining friendly relatfons with Soviet | Russia, bacause of the long and ! #4ifticult horder of Kurdistan. | * Meanwhile Jugoslavia grows au| little closer to Bulgaria, her foa during the world war, through a| mecret - conference belween King| T EXPOSURE., BAGS AND HET DRINKS COMFORTARLE AS fossiLe - THe opDs ARE AdW Creat Britain rights reserved. 1 HOSE wHo BET BARNEY WoLuLD ORee 76 THE EARTW ALMOST COWECTED Nesferoay] WHEN HE WAS TRREATENED | 4 ; ' WITH TAe GRiPPE DLE g "IHE DA]LY ALASKA EMP]RE FRIDAY, OCT 21, HELP, HELP,, T GETTIN ANGTHER CHILL - He\na\xeg e PRoMATERS SAVED THE DAY WHEA TREY SENT UP HOT WATER AND MADE (MR.GOOGLE AS 1 L B oNE Te SEVEA THAT HE WONT (AST THE WEEK © 1927, by King Featurss Syndicate, Inc ‘Alexander of Jugoslavia and King - Boris of Bulgaria. It is said in #ome quarters that King Boris #may be a suitor for the hand of the Rumanian Princess lleana, Ihler in-law of King Alexander. ’ Greece ls lying low until an op- portune moment arises. The col- lapse of her army ‘n 1922 at the ¥ands of the Turks taught her a Messon she has not forgotten. PLEAD GUILTY ALCOHOL SuIT Federal Government Wins First Victory Against 112 Defendants CLEVELAND, Oct. 21—The fed- eral government has won its firat big victory against the Superior Industrial Alcohol Company ‘u- volving 112 defendants, with the | guilty pleas of five reputed lead- ers of the conspiracy and five of their associates. Going into court yesterday, less than a month in advance of the date set for trial, the ten men ad- mitted participation in the con- spiracy and drew their penalties. Benjamin and Frank Fogel, brothers; Benjamin and David Gersonstein, brothers, and Edward Silberstein, all of Philadelphia, the men charged with having or ganized the Cleveland Superior Industrial Alcohol Company, were sentenced to Atlanta Penitentiary |for eighteen months and fined | $6,600 each by Federal Judge Paul Jones. The aleohol ring, it was charg- ed, diverted into bootleg channels millions of dollars worth of re- distilled alcohol which was sup- posed to be used for industrial purposes. t Is Outlook for Farmers of U.S. * (Continuea from Page One.) i Les - i increased workers ! and operations. i Eastern Outlook Good ' The manufacturing region of New York, Pennsylvanta and New Jersey only, have minor oppor- tunity for larger labor forces, -#hile Georgia and Florida present an outlook for a probable em- loyment increase. In Ohio and ndiana, the Lower Mississippi| States down to Louisiana and ‘Tex-| a8 and Arkansas there is a pros- pect of stationary employment tonditions. The Rocky Mountain #tates, the Pacific Coast and the| Wpper tier of Southeastern states: Present indications of surplus of | tbmmon labor, while in Oklahoma Hifming and mill improved pros. Pects have balanced the cessation of oll producing activities. DROUGHT IS HANDICAP +TO MINING ON UPPER " YUKON THIS SEASON Gold “production fén the dpper Yukon River in Alaska was ham- pered materially during the past #éason by water shortage which prevailed in all districts, accord- ing to General Foreman Fred Price of the Alaska” Road Com- nfssion who returned here last week from his summer headquar- ters at Eagle. Dry weather pre- ¥ailed . all season and the opera- tors were unable to make a nor- number of cleanups, he uld conditions prevailed ' u}. Forty Miler Chicken Creck, Jack' ‘Wade, Seventy Mile ‘River ‘and Eagle districts, Mr. Price #aid. - As a result, while there was Mo decline in the number of min- ers in the district, the output will in industries | ;be smaller than it was in 1925 Road work, however, terially advanced by the \ dry weather. The seascn’s program | was fully accomplished. The road ' ffom Eagle’ to Chicken Cresk 'has Péen put up out of the swamps fnd affords reasonably = gonid transportation, he said. This has sided the mining industry by fowering ‘the -cost ‘of hnllnx n iaterials ‘and’ supplies - ""*The extension of the nutomnhnm --yead from Chatinika to Circle, ! now well advanced, is regarded was m: ..-bopefully by operators and own- ! eountry, according to Mr. Price. ' ¥t will ‘open up large areas of low grade ground in the Circle dis- trict and it probably will draw prospective investors to the coun-|: #ry around Eagle. Some mhlnx\ #eauts have already started in-| Méstigdtions in the region adja- | ‘cent to Circle and some ground | 1s sald to be under option for fi:‘n scale development. b fiva Le Gallwmw, Actress, Awarded £ Prize of.$5,000 1 NEW “YORK, Oct. ' 21-Eva‘ Lé Gallienne, actress, director, pro-| ducer and organizer of the Clvic) rtory Theatre of New York, received the - $5,000 award annually by he Pictorial Re- ¥lew to an American woman for @P‘" ‘contribution to the arts, let- -4y lelmofl::ulmmn is a daughter WIA ‘@alitenne, poet. Wife Trails Hubby, A Traveling .Man, |MYSTERY IN By Hiding in Trunlt‘ MUHDER OF 2 Woman and Adopted | Daughter Are Found Dead*SLulls Crushed NEW YORK, Oct. Hanson and |davghter, Milma Ma aged 19 Bogow- | ¥ v found dead in"a Brooklyn apartment house, their kulls crushed with a blunt in- mment. John Hansen, husband of Mrs. | Hansen, entered a nearby Police e ! Station with the declaration that P {he was in troubls aguin, said he had just discovered iAuto Pursues Owner- H [ bodies of the two women but did M '_i_lm n Hospl‘.[!llnl know who killed them, al- [though he said he spent the en- tire day in the house. { Phe troubls Hunsen referred to Wiz arrest a year ago for it on the adopted daughter, rm he broke with a bas Vienna, Oct. 21—Screams sued from a heavy trunk w after being dropped by porter rolled down a flight of steps at| Warsaw raflway sfation. The owner, a comme eler named Bogowski, that the trunk contained his ples, but when officials opened.'| an'attractive but disheveled young woman crawled out. “My wife,” gasped ski dramatically. She told the police she trusted her husband and chose | this means {o accompany m.n' without his knowledge. 19. h — Mrs, adopted Mr, the SPOKANE, Wassh, Oct. 2F Pursued and overtaken by his own automobile, which he cranked while in gear, Ed Arnold was re ported in a serious cendition in 2| hospital here today. When ihe machine started from its garage, at the top of a steep embankmeitt, Amold ran shea o 1t ud wved| THREE ARRAIGNED : : i IN ROBBERY CASE escape it. | The machine followed hiin, | i knocking him flat on his face ami| Iena Jack, then rolling upon him. Neighbors, {JOIN Kanosh were attracted by his screams, sum.. Y on a charge of moned police, who carried him | Pers ;:“dl(h;h'l Inrehminuryllu-: ing w be held tomorrow belore 10 & -noarlyl SAN O, | United Statss Commissioner Fra {A. Boyle. In the charge | them it alleged that $21,500 Suit Filed ;- . . ‘&l'!ln $200 from Fred George Against Marion Davies 5250 from David Kaska. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21| ever it oty Marion Davies, film star, “na‘;,,, Hallowe en here today by Henri Dumot, deal | er in laces and linens, | Masquerade Dance Dumot charged that Miss Da- vies ordered lace and linen table- S urdnr Night, Oct. 29 en by OMEN OF cloths to accommodate siX'y: guests, with napkins to mat and then refused to accept th The cloth and napkins ‘were worth $6,500, ° Dumot' said. He charged further that Miss Davies MOOSEHEART LEGION agreed to purchase other linens in MOOSE HALL worth, $15,000 and then refused to RIZES hoth gentlemen and women for: Most Appropriate Costume, Most Sustained Character. Most Comical Character. accept them. ————— - The_ First Masquerade in Juneau for months. a {wh Inll bat, B lleged rob- they and How-| whi the For DEAN RICE ABSENT Dean C. E: Rice, of Trinity Cathedral, is on a visit to the churches at Haines and Skagway and there will be no regular services next Sunday in Juneau' and Douglas. Il hessacan g 1 3 o NES .XES, &S TRREATENING To JLP - MY MONEYS On TS HERE FLAGPOLE CHAMPIONSHIP AS WELL AS NQURS . ROONEY, then!) 1927 2 By BILLE DE BECK e HIEN . DOIN j HE STANS UP TERE T HE WINS TRE TiTE = (EAVE AND T WANMA SEE TS GUY W LT, Bur WE'S A SICK' AN, | (v 1o ME. T, ROONEY = W& LU SEE Te (¥ GoTrA CALL f Tuat HE DoNT ¥ T oFE. CROAK George reporte covered from Lena Jack, @ ing to United States Albert White. e Scottish Rite Will Meet in Portland, Orc.; WASHINGTON. Oct. Supreme Council of the and Aeccepted Sc Southern Jurisdict upanimonsly to hold its mnext, year's session in Portland, Ore-|° gon, heginning June stolen, was o'clock Judge o United States Com- Court, .o Cnhforma Proposés SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Plans for a double-track highway between here and Los Angeles on which there should be no speed limit were disclosed followin a nf 100 between of the Califorria Highwa i elopment Asgociation and | West Side Highway Association. !The proposed route is down the side of the San Joaquin Val- | 2 21.~The o Ancient yttish Rit fon, has vote FUNERAL IS HELD Funeral nie Jumol, ag died October Al and Tke lermen and owners of the gasboats | Ace and 1mp, respectively, re- -~e - home: .u1 wera held| 2 o'clock , interment | . The fun- e of t! e Juneau- l'mlerlakhlk lors, > CITY COUNCIL MEETS ke City Council will regular siqn tonight among important tions \VlH be the Librarian for the Library. ut the Russfan Chu In Evergreen Ce a month’s (rip to the outside. - 3. M. Ruffuer, mining man from the Atlin district, is a passenger on the Princess Alice bound for Skagway and the Aflin district. Young i T hold a and transac 1 of a Public the i electi Juneaa JuneEau Launpry Franklin Street, between Front and Second Streets PHONE 359 Tie ey NATIVES MARRIED William Johns and Lucy Bell, | Angoon Indians, were united in' Red Cedar Shingles Made in Wrangell, Alaska § TO 2 CLEARS——6 TO 2 CLEARS Laid with the proper nails Give you “A ROOF OF AGES” FOR SALE BY Juneau Lumber Mills, Ine. —LUMBER FOR EVERY PURPOSE— Phone 358 A PLUMBING HEATING IMPORTANT! The most important thing for you is to get a FIRST CLASS JOB done for as little money as possible. Make no mistake, “Let me tell you what job will cost” Call STEVE STANWORTH Phone 215, Res. 505. Shop rear Harris Hardware Co. REPAIRING i Lest You Forget! A little forethought now will save ycu the embarrassment’ you suffered last year. ORDER YOUR C ‘rzstmas Now from the numy handmme lines carru-d in our stock ‘and row on display. : "OUR PRICES ' ° 25 Cards for $2.75 and up 50 Cauds for $4.25 and up # & by No-Speed-Limit Road ‘ 0| representa the.| Weathers, local fish | turned on the Princess Alice after through ! BY GoLey — TS 1S WHAT I CAw SeERVIcE! JUST SEND VS WHEN WE SHOULD |l WE KNOW WE'LL A BEON TIME mn.‘mu ALASKA STEAM LAUNDRY . FIRE ALARM CALLS Third and Franklin, Front and Franklin. Front, near Ferry Way. Front, cop. Film Exchange. Front, opp. City Whart. Front, near Saw Mill. ‘Willoughby at Totem Gro. Willoughby, Front and Front and Mafa, Second and Main. Fifth and Seward. Fire Hall, Gastineau and Rawn Way Second and Gold. Fourth and Har Fiftk and €old. Fifth and East Seventh and Gold. Fifth and Kennedy. Ninth, back of power hous:: Calhoun, opp. Juneau Apts. Distin Ave., and Indian St. | | £ 89 1o b o v e All Winter | ‘ With NANAIMO WEL- i Ak N 3 your Nint LINGTON COAL fn 3‘"“! -6 Be:eml:nnnd Main. | f A Twelfth, at Northern L'dry. bin 1t Is an easy matter,| ;¢ pyeirth and Willoughby. to maintain a healthy, Home Grocery, even temperature in your| home at all times. Nan aimo is prepared in well ¥ s ened lumps and meets the needs of the most exacting coal buy- er. Fill your bin now. PACIFIC COAST COAL CO. Phone 412 D. FERGUSON, Agent THE NIGHT HAWKS ELKS’ HALL C. Saturday Night THE EMPIRE HAS THE LARG- 'EST, MOST UP-TO-DATE AND BEST EQUIPPED JOB PRINTING Advertising atways pays. Uide PLANT IN ALASKA. the columns of The Empire. Certainteed Roofing Building Papers Tarred Felts Window Glass TR T IS R A B mwuwmmmw 1! Bi‘y “C. D.’s” and you'll never look seedy CONVENIENCE AS WELL AS SAFETY llymnlublnminnuladmthx,uhn ‘they are safe. But there’s another very distinct you know exactly where they are. 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