The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 22, 1927, Page 7

- —_— | DOUGLAS | NEWS LEASES MAYFLOWER oo | N. F. Gi head of the Chan- | nel Concentrating Company, has | been successful in seeuring a | lease on Mayflower Island from | the ment, according to word received. from the War De- partment by W. F. Feero, local manager for Mr. Gilkey. The lat- | ter plansg to use the little island | as a mill site in his operations of working over the Treadwell tail-| ings to recover the gold ther: Mr. Gilkey is at present in Se- attle making preparations for fu-| ture operations of his cnmpnnv' on an enlarged scale, which are reported progressing rapidly. — e——— RECOVERS FROM OPERATION| g0 Mrs. Herbert Kittlesby, who un-| derwent .an operation for appen- dieitis over two weeks ago is now | #able to be up and will soon be leaving the hospital. —————.——— ON SICK LIST i James Sey has been confinad; to his home for the past few days| with an attack of Lagrippe. Mike | Gaveril is recovering slowly from | a severe dislocation of his hip. — e | FOR THANKSGIVING DINNER Just arrived on Rogers, nice fresh California Casaba melons, | tomatoes, lettuce, celery, grapes, cucumbers, peppers, navel o anges, apples, pears, cranberries, bananas, glazed pineapple, four| 0z. packages dromedary citron, | lemon and orange, three oz Van Dyke Mar. cherries, etc. Phona 65, from 8 to 10 a. m. Tony Si- mon Grocery. (Adv.) Christmas galore. * them at Guy's Drug Store, - e | BOAT SALES HEAVIER { - cards See | (Adv.) ! NEW YORK, Nov. 22—The United Kingdom replaced Canada | last year as the best customer for American motor boats, which are sold 'round the world, but so far this « year Canada has purchased more than the Kingdom. During | the first six months of this year the export trade totalled $212,069 against $187,495 for the same pe- riod of 1926. ! League President i1 b ISLAND | beacon bevond Hawail, so 1 won't | Major BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG AND DONT FOREET T L__ PUT IN THAT LETTER" THAT IM NCT GONNA GWE THESE BIRDS ANGTHER CHANCE 7o RUN ME OUTTA Towa = ITM GONNA LeaE s DumP JUST AS SOON A3 I'™M ABLE AND I WANT BIlL To ExPECT ME - ¥ BARNEYS COMDITION 1S CONSIDERABLY IMPROVED HE \S STILL UNABLE To LEANE Trae HogerraL. UERVPNE IN " * HILL VILLAGE (S HOPING FOR H\S SPEEDY RECCVERY AND PARTICULARLY THE SHERIEF FOR WHOSE PET PUSSY CAY BARMEY RISKED WS LFE T& RESCUE FrRoM Te FAMES MOMENT < MR GOOGLE , SOMEONE 'S KNOCKING OoN The © 1927 by Kung Featares Synd THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, NOV. 22, 1927. \S MR GOOGLE ABLE To SEE ANV ONE 2 \WE RE ANXI0L © TAalk To HiM — K (Thar voc ME OUT OF Great Britain rights reserved CAPTAIN GILES | 2 Fel ot HOPS OFF FOR OCEAN FLIGHT Lone, Daring Aviator Takes| Only Life Belt on | Perilous Trip | (Continvea rrom Page One.) | | | | miles an hour and gradually in- crease it to 105 miles. Tomorrow is Giles' birthday. Daring Flight ! For sheer daring, the projected flight of Capt. Giles from San Francisco to Wellington, New | Zealand is unsurpassed in the hazardous history of trans-Pacific | awation . | The former British army flier,| bearer of a message of goodwill | from Detroit, to the island (tm‘n-" thirtieth | monwealth of the South Paeific, scorned every safety device ex-| cept a life belt and declared lh-‘ would make it to Honolulu by | dead reckoning or not at all. ’ “If 1 can’t find the Hawuil:\n‘ Islands, how could I hope to find Upolu, Samoa? Ther no radio bother with it on this side.” h Only a Life Belt “Oh, no, I'll have to depend on Brown ';kuh" T“’ collar and bor- | s my lite belt. It the old shib||dey, is used in this snappy coat | comes down in the sea, I'll have ' euith @ flured fm,,;' The hat to rely on its staying afloat long' so counll’ amd ‘chic with gros- enough for gomebody to pick me up, that's all” (gyoine ricbon Beapns. 1= Only one other flier has ever X ¢ 4 tried to make the jump to Hono- lulu without a navigator. He was Livingston Irving, who| crashed taking off in the n(fll’: race. The 2,405 mile span from the; Golden Gate to Wheeler Field, near Honolulu, is perhaps the|vision for landing on the water. | most perilous of Captain Giles'| Its only’ bouyanc¢y will be from itinerary owing to weather condi-!the largest gasoline tank, valved tions, but it is not the longest, | for emptying quickly. for the span from Honolulu to! The flight was financed by w. | Upolu, Samoa, exceeds it by just|H. Rosewarne of Detroit. purely 99 miles. . fas “a sporting proposition,” Cap-| The flight legs are: San Fran-| tain Giles explained. cisco to Honolulu, 2,405 miles; “I don’t get a dollar for my part| Honolulu to Upolu, 2,504 miles; of the undertaking,” he said, “it's Upolu to Suva, Fiji, 710; Stva to|entirely a sporting proposition | Brishane, Australia, 1,918; Bris- bane to Sydney, Sydney to Wellington, N. Z,, 1,562. Giles’ Plane Captain Giles’ plane, the Hess Blue Bird, was built without pro- WHAT GOES WITH THE TURKEY Is just as important as the bird itself. The Mincemeat or Pumpkin, the Seasonings, the Vegetables, the Pickles or Relishes, all go to make up the feast. You will find them all here of a quality which good judgment demands. = At prices which a prudent purse exacts, This year’s crop of Nuts are in, also Plum and Fig Pudding, Cluster Raisins, Figs and Dates. 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