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

THE DAILY ALASKA® EMPIRE, MONDAY, NOV. 21, 1927. Ry POUGLA BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG NO . JUDGE . HE HASNT REGAINED CONSCIQUSNESS MET =MoL KAOW WE WAS COMMETELY QVERCOME WHEN MR GOOGLE COMES To TELL WM T WAS HERE AND (EFT Taar was A BRAVE. TRING ME RECOVERING FROM ILLNESS ' J. M. Cramer who left here ill‘- September cn account of illness, | returned to Douglas on the Ad-| miral Rogers yesterday feeling much improvéed. Ile &pent most of the time while away in a hos pital in Memphis. B S | REMOVES TO HAWK INLET | rugrad | Herman Swerdloff, verse write: and wireless operator, left Satur- | day for Hawk Inlot where he will sojourn for the winter, and de-| vote his time to study. ¢ ROGERS IN PORT The Admiral Rogers docked at Douglas from the South, at 10 o'clock yesterday foremoon, bring- ing several days’ mail and freight. ——— FOR THANKSGIVING DINNER]| Just arrived on Rogers, nice fresh California Casaba melons, tomatoes, lettuce, celery, grapes, cucumbers, peppers, navel ot anges, apples, pears, cranberries, | bananas, glazed pineapple, four oz. packages dromedary citron, lemon and orange, three oz. Van Dyke Mar. cherries, etc. Phone 65, from 8 to 10 a. m. Tony Si- mon Grocery. (Adv.) See (Adv.) Christmas cards galore. them at Guy's Drug Store. - — “Mustard” Touchy Word in German Flag Debate Juri 23 BERLIN, Nov. 21—One has t» speak softly nowadays in Germany | when talking about mustard. The; “gold” in the republican black- red-gold flag acts like a red flag on a bull to many Germans who have strong “color” views. The gold is often a somewhat dingy yellow shade, and this is irrever- ently called “mustard” by the lads of the village and other purists. One of these recently shouted “Mustard” when an automobile | passed along the street carrying! a republican banner on the hood. The owner promptly stopped the car and gave the man to police for insulting the republican colors. Accused in court said he was wvery fond of mustard, had just; been eating sausages with plenty; of it, and coming out of the res- taurdnt had talked of mustard with no reference to the country’s flag. . The explanation seemed lame; to the court, which inflicted a fine | of 70 marks. The defendant ap-| pealed, and the public prosecutor demanded a sentence of two weeks imprisonment, but on thel plea that the heinous action had been committed “on a sudden im- pulse,” the penalty was uitimate- 1y reduced to a fine of 150 marks, roughly $37.50. ——-—-——— CASWELK LEAVING Deputy U. S. Marshal Casweli is leaving tomorrow on tiie”North-| western with James E. Ryder who will be taken to Fairbanks in an®| swer to an embezzlement cmrgfl.i SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION. In the District Court for the Dis- triet of Alaska, Division Num- ber One. at Juneau. JOHN OMWAKE, Plaintiff vs. ALRSKA GOLD MINING COM PANY OF INDIANA, a cor poration, Defendant. To ALASKA GOLD MINING COM- PANY OF INDIANA, a corpor- ztfon, the above named defend- ant, GREETING: IN THE NAME OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, “you are hereby commanded to ap- pear in the above-entitled court holden at Juneau in said Division and District and answer the ml-’ plaint of the plaintiff filed against you in the above-entitled| action within 30 days from thej date ‘of the service of this sum- 8 and a copy of said com- plaidt upon you, and if you fail to appear and answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will ‘take. judgment against you and will apply to the court for the rel'ef demanded in said com- At, a copy of which is served swith and to which reference is Neraby made; and which said is the appointment of a re- to take possession of the assets of the defendant corpora- tion and to dispose of the same best advantage of the cred- { bondholders and stockhold- ers of the defendant. . date of the order for pub- of this summons is No-' ber 21st, 1927. The period blication prescribed in said 48 five (5) weeks. The first on is November 21, 1927.| qubuuwm is Docsmhcr' 927, 'and the time within the defendant is to appear AFTER W& SHERIFF'§ CAT = HELL / \E WELL (N A Fe DAYS WE 1 /2 RESCLED The HorE CIRCULAR FOR TRAPPERS HAS BEEN ISSUED Predator Sets F};rth Directions for Trapping Wolves A mimeographed circular, “Sug- gestions on Trapping Predatory Animals,” has just been issued by the Alaska Game Commission fo~ the benefit of Alaskan trappers it was announced today by H. W | Terhune, Executive Officer. It was prepared by R. K. Stewart, Chief Predatory Animal Hunter for Alaska, who is surveying pred atory animal conditions in inte and western Alaska and giving personal instructions to trapper with whom he comes into con- tact. It was in response to the many requests that are being made through the office of the Gover- nor and to the Alaska Game Com misgion for information on e trapping of coyotes and wolves that the circular was issued Copies may be had either at ‘the Governor's office or from local Commission headquarters. Statement of Conditions The circular is prefaced by the Animal Hunter| r | ony conditions: | “Coyotes are apparently spread-| ing over the Territory. H entered from the eastern intern: tional boundary, their westerly and sontherly until no they have become cor | throughout most of the e {part of the Territory. | “It is a well established fact that coyotes prey upon the wate fowl, ptarmigan and the grc {family. Their food habits b | similar to the fox, they reduce the | food which would normally be eaten by the fox and other fur bearers and by the reduction of their food supply the fur-bearers i cannot increase as rapidly as the, | otherwise would. “Coyotes are credited with ing fox and other fur-be which they probably do. known that they will run of foxes out of t! utilize the dens for to rear the his, in many stance the expe nt mother of the m nests that have bec | prepared for their young and t time of year when the mothe cannot rpeparc a new den, c quently the young peris! without questicn that th considerable loss of foxes th | and ther DID. AlL RIGHT: ThE Towa S PROWD OF i | }fnllmvim: statement of general' with killing of the young of big | { game. this cause. It is reported b; trappers in sections where coyotes have been present for several years, that they are destroyin muskrats. They are also charged * \We'll pay $2 for your cake...or biscuits ... do not please bake them wi RN . $1 for your any time they you when you th Schilling’s. Your statement to your grocer is enough. He will pay you instantly . .. we pay him, Schi aking )3 Extracts 1lin PORTRAITS MADE BY APPCINTMENT Don't delay if you expect Christmas delivery WINTER & Ponp Stupio lods of their use. \ ‘Special for November 14 to 24 A heavy “DUXBAK” COAT with corduroy collar and “DUXBAK” PANTS in all sizes, straight apd laced....$4.25 Warm “DUXBAK” CAPS with visor and far-lined ear- laps, all sises . $178 “LEE” OVERALLS and JUMPERS in all sizes at the ..$1.75 “PATRICK” MACKINAW COATS in dark colors, well tailored and of exceleint all wool materials .. $12.00 Our stock is complete in all of the above mentioned articles. as these Come reduced prices are on ONLY W A COuPLE OF )i-{orrism employed by outla L g box t nizations to force worl placing of making join their organizations, not to be un E infox . 1 tfon 1, ntained in the circhlar. Walter Co-operation between individuel | United States Attorney, trappers is urged. “Rec of men now found relude many items PR UL SN v ackets show many sta ot | b R . UNEARTHED - 07 IM cmcmu‘wflme UBBLE BALL IS ON THURSDAY NiGHT \,m;shing Fingers of Men | in profitable ghlin’s record Everything 1s In readin fo . the Al al Purple Bub to Prevent Scabbing, |p e L s News Bootlegging or en 1o Wolves Are Increasing the po ¢ have been with u G. Walker, coyotes 1 de and are movemer Is a typi rons Inreads into the il wolv the Territory who' rely on t ping as a livelihcod and on wa: control of th Many secti the effects of of predatory animal: Ball which is scheduled to be he! on November 24, Thanksg Night, in the Purple Buabb stock here, the 1ce ndition h Terrorism | v commi fod. bl e the crime of the 1t n the hills. ng a bount inducement log 291 Gisabling “|hecn uncover t'gaticn of * time. And there favors for every which will not they are presented .. | tending on the night o | fair. Not only all Elks and th families invited to atfend hul who live on the channel, and vi tors 100 n for n P, McLaughlin, officer of » Dental Laboratorias hom the polic , walking fut D, Henry Atties, of the Mechanics Un- 4, the P d » waiting in a dark f the bones in £0 he eould is made to ¢ of nd prospector in the the o all urn the s increase to numbors.” S o ATTENTION TERN STAT Juneau Cha 0. B meets in reg o'cloek Tiesday evening, Cards and hment MAR WILLIAMS, ALICE BROW Gives Directions The pamphlet recommends ce types of traps: and ot 1 t for use in trappin i e was coyotes. It also d md behind *3 the most successful meth-|t on cne of adv. It gives two formulae for use in operations and Tiee Advertising aiways pays the columns of The Empire. Thanksgiving Day @ A SPECIALS 4, Fruits 20 70 .60 40 15 30 Iixtra Large Grapefruit, each . Emperer Grapes, per pound ... Large Pears. per dezen 5 Eating Apples, per dozen.. .40, .50 and Cooking Apples, per dozen Bananas, per poand ... 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