The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 24, 1927, Page 8

ount of the shock ther “Earthquake cccurred Sitka [ | Rossi-Forel scale. Houses swaved, ! {forcing people out. No material ‘1|xl|hl5(’ o sity plaster, | T ? From iocal| Blues Up 10 Per Cent in} e woata| Recent Sale of New York | ! Fur Sales Auction ens .)ll]".flml fall scale would nearly| i Advances in quotations on sev- mnzgnsmnn accounts, he added, 'Yere on the same which means felt by | eral - varieties of foxes, ranging, K 20pe thereby also to reduce to a from five to 30 per cent, were es.|minimum such “‘guest” perform- perienced in the Qctober sale of |ances of prominent artists which, € fi Severe anementFelt A on the whole, are considered ar- at San Ausiralians Plan fl‘f.‘."‘i',.,".";l'i o b ndition hetween the Golden BIATED ARk 3.800 m Sea Hoj ‘ 1p the weather west of t wndred and eightieth meridiar Ju neau lm'kt v Returns Ivip to Mid-West, The plane will be equip 1y and Coast Fra Visiting Opera Stars Must Listen to Reason BERLIN, Oct. 21-—All larger German and Austrian opera houses have agreed in a conven- tion on the joint stipulation of the terms of contract for “‘guest” pmlm mances of individual ar- with the aim of thereby eping down the frequently ex- e fees demanded by visiting . The operatic managaments not x seven " seare vith three 200-hordepower Wrizh Whirlwind motor which ne Otherwise, pt for zacoling tankage and ng, the plane mu it was when H. Wilkins on early this year. -oo exce nal iture moved, ABGut 7 o Clock - Thistl|ivevane = everyone."” Morning—No Damage BERRES TE dition f{ om Sout 1 1 th I Y George Arct (Continuéa rrom Page One.) ht on a seven we during whic th St Paul state OXlahe are the former late AUS while in Ok homa th ) rop was busi Mr. | tate In ma I hat ProSpero APy prosperity rentl Vily visited with to Kansas ( I the Oklahoma the return tri south to Tex Pago. From we ) he I J: ter {light bound by air complete the first leg of their flight from .The map shows 0 Hawaii to New Britain Todd, Chatles T. P. Ulw above) and Kingsf +then tended On weni in El came whe ley the Junean Water Company Mr. Reck saw in San will arrive here tomorrow Alaska, and Lonis I owner, comi Rack The longest over-w tralian birdmen ever d will ‘confront the Aus- California to Austxalia, if they 0 to Hono- from t San with Lewis, the N nt whom | presi¢ ne on th OARLANY, 1) ¢ reed to by m al or other June resitlent north chanje 1 Whe Farm T vey, hridged by aration and four Austr ry h record oceanic Weeks of stuay of w conditions h ford » viator the tamee 0. Srane the municipal fly Onlkland it will largest crew aboard headed for Hawaii memorable attempt Commander -~ John caplanes is nex Isiand fleld the M WARD HOFFMAN DIES AT PIONEERS’ HOME Ward Hoffman, member, neers of Alaska, Igloo No. 6, pass ed away last Wednesday the Pioncers’ Home according to word received today from Sit The deceased Wag a 1 Juneau ar L years. At one time ployed in the Trea later worked for when the latter store business. He was buried in the ”uml' - Cemetery in Sitka on Thursda A brother, residing in \Lmhm Minn., ves Mr. Hoffman, - ATTENTION EASTERN STARS :'“ Past PMahom and Past o K Juneau (“)fr.?,‘xl.s‘N\‘fim? 0 B [Hsslon. Sxoup meets in regular session at §[0f Honolulu g'clock Tuesday eveniug, October From Initiation to be conducted|they will Past Officers. Social meeting|S00-mit refroshments follow Island MAR WILLIAM Their Oakland route will take Marshall Island nomel cific groups, but ady Jand on « month, said near e em l”: that " the late T™h ful expedition five men Only one recent Dole flight ¢ as t T™h |entry on w Doran and her two 1 fons went to their de With slightly move ilons of plane a cale stained hours, : @ 500 mi mee bety Hawail and jump ince the | Rodgers unsucee; mannad by plane in the rried as many s the ill-fated | M e compan ath, than 1,400 Austra! cap: f ing of ather and convineed mith and his » feasibility jump al of Captain Kin, three associates of tryng to ma from Haw Island Y Guines Cap of Pio. wels 1ree e ent of for many he was em t and Lient, K 11 alternate Charl (LS o Hodd, a sub Royal Aus-! will go| { marg the tsland, The mith pilots of the Ulm and W. Lieutenant in tralian N n Frank Alstrom . was in the cigar t for a serve, of 46 s in excess of n Kanai | ew CGuinea. Haw while considerably shorter than llu-‘ pan of the itinerar as the because I from Oakls during first week next month it weather permits, the fiyers will| thelr fivst ob-| There they load of wial e t taka jumg in northw ur to will 1 next gasoline and mall most a island of reater aceuracy in navigation to| » the island, & econd be-| weather conditions to be more | 1¢ sands| cause their likely Britainfs In the morthern arca in Octos ber and November, cyclones and | Melbourae | squal lent, while the| the where it other Pa-|sy weather will not unless Kaual’ are | for |.,- and to them and they in | is | ady. over | the mnormal i more equable. Thomas Reed, o Artificial fioral pieces decorations any of them United On All Makes of TYPEWRITERS 1 $5.00 to $30.00 WHILE THEY LAST All Machines Guaranteed 1dred | | Phone 25 i | % ! | t | { | from the walls nml lishes helvge. The Sitka dispatch states that 10 damage was done and it is re-| jorted at the magnetie station here the shoek was of local ex- ent PERFECT SETS OF TEETH ARE SCARCEINU.S. DETROIT, Mich., mond M. Bondy attending Windows Are Broken dispatch from Petersburg) a two-minute earthquake' fe]t there at 6:51 o'clock| morning. Windows were roken and the town was shaken The direction the was northwest to Other damage is re- near the city Cables ‘‘Busted” The cable to Haines and Skag- way, from Juneau, went out of}] ommissign this morning, presum- ibly as the result of the earth shoeks. The ¢ and Wra nissi tha A Ogt.” 24— Dr told the el the Ameri tion _conventio re are only 20 p teeth in the U He attributed the to the fact that 9 of the coun population d¢ not use tooth brushe Dr. Bondy based h on the annual bhrushes and the fact that more than $300.000,000 ave spent an nually for the care of teeth, -~ PETERSBURG MAN GIVEN SENTENCE Ju this of re that the fect sets of ited tes. low | sorted number 000 conclusion sale * of “~tooth ngell is also out of com- 1d indications are that thquake caused the break. Felt at Ketchikan Reports from Ketchikan that the ecarth movements felt there ahout the same 1s in Juneau and caused excitemen are were time much! Kim was sentenced months in the $800 and costs received - here Marshal Albert Whit arrested in Petershurg ion of the Alaska George pend neau Jall and pay to word Official Report 0 recetved by Ul W tor U w A (rleg Jlogist R Bureau, from the Coast and mograph station we the following A, FOR SALE Ray Hart Pacific Oil-O-Matie OIL. BURNERS A size for every mneed ather | ich of! Geodetic Survey| at Sitka,| official Kim 8 Dry ted in the First City >oo RUMMAGE 1 convic el SALE Martha Society mage next to Allen S 14th and 15t s donations leave Stillman L rum will hold the empty ittuek's on Anyone with Mrs ady » sale in tore Nov having .o Odd lot of woolen ale pr uples foi P, Bus anklin adv ie: wholes ard and ONTAG’S FASHIONABLE Writing C Papers GEO. B. RICE PLUMBING HEATING OIL BURNERS at “I tell you in advance what job will cost” Free Delivers | " UIIINIIAHMACHAEEAONED" ere%I @ New Shipment Heinz Plum and Fig Puddings Mince Meats GEORGE BROTHERS the New York Fur Auction Comn- able between Petersburg! i koot Meteor- ‘ { pany, Incorporated, according to tistically detri | mail jrepdrts received here today.|COMPANY'S regular repertoire. | beaver, and muskrai AR Bl Ry A | Mink, wolf, bear and lynx DR. PIGG LEAVING declined while et Kl Bt W. 5. viss Is leaving showed small Yukon tomorrow night | Dr. the pric Cross fox pelts advanced 30 per dént, white and silvers 20, bluesjp. [, p_ Dawes will attend 10 and the best reds ftive per cent.ip. Ppigg's cases, including Black bear advanced 15 and( aj.cka Juneau. MEXICO CITY, Oct. 24—The| arrival of Dwight W. Morrow, | {newly appoirted American’ ambas sador to Mexico is hailed edi- torfally in the leading Mexican|ppouwne 10 per cent. Mink de- newspapers, which see in his : R (o the st clined 10 per cent, beaver 10 per gns > the position, Anteent wolf 10 per ceni, and musk auspicious chance for the healing I 1 at Terrell's. nental to an opera on for the South and during his absence to the —adv. . Try jar Belcano Vegetable Pack —adv, . ” b, rat 10' per cent. Lynx advancec of pending ditficulties betwee't| 10 por cent. Other fure remained THeuC aowiirles. without change from the quota tions of lnqt aprlng M’RS. McCANN ENTERTAINS MERRITT MAKES TRIP TO SOUTHERN TOWNS Asst. Distriet Forester M. L. ' Merritt left today for Petershurg and Ketchikan on official business | and probably will be absent a| ceek or ten days. He will go as far as Pelersburg on the Highwi fand from there to Ketchikan on the' first available steamer. been in| At Ketchikan he will arrange and Tenakee on a vaca-|for the construction of a new boat several wecks, left on|which will be placed in the rang. | the Admiral Rogers for Hainos, er service either 'at Ketchikan or - - Craig. NOTICE Storm windows made at T?I'CTURES AN IDEAL GIFT See Our Window Display CALL 331 FOR CORRECT TIME | Mrs. [wih a K. R. McCann entertained | birthday dinner at tie !home of her parents, Mr. and | Mrs. P. O. Herriman, in honor of | Miss May Schmitz, on Sunday af {ternoon. The table was beauti- fully decorated in pink and white. | Several of the younger set | tended. at- Neilson, > carpenter Barraeks, who has { H. at Chil- LUDWIG NELSON Expert Watch and Jewelry Repalring -oe | 01 papers rnr sale at The mere A - ITANDY ANDY'S SHOP -lll\" — st sy | SHEEP-SKIN $2.90 A SACK . 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