The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 22, 1927, Page 8

5o ml fur sk -skins 20 white seal skin that had and were accordin 580 blue fox skins, and two sen-otter taken unlawfully delivered to the o ani Bur seal uch fox skin and one FIREMEN FIGHT STUBBORN BLAZE | Spend Two Homs Before! Fire Is Put Out at Second and Seward been an ent by The th th ri 8 were kin aken by ment in 1926, ins from 80 dyed are of Japanese Gove: Of the 10, sribilof Island ht gross price of e of bet } dyed Bois hrou | | | | | I de Cam Another busy evening kept the firemen on their toes for the ter part of two hours last night|peche (logwood brown) brought when they were called out twice|$104.141.50, an average of 111 to the same building to put out|per skin. The obtained for fires on the second story of the| anese scal S structure at Second and Seward 32,877, an average Stree on the lower floor of per skin; nine raw which is Mrs. Winn's Hat Shop. |$450. The total amount The first alarm was in [from the sale was $3 about 6 p. m. when the I the last preceding sale, discovered from the stre . the ing between the ceiling and ront| Pribilof TIsland of the building, the fire had ajfor black dyed good start before the department|Wood brown. reached the scene and it w The 580 blue only after an hour and twen 128, an minutes of fighting that it w per skin subdued | fox pelts broughi About ten minutes e of $47.43. At the I firemen returned to the deding auction sale of someone phoned in and said there|Islands fox skins on Octo seemed to be a little fire left.[1926, the aver obtaine 1 Some of the men returned with|for blue hose in Art McKinnon's transier | last truck and 'set to work | Someone else, noticing the which a began the )m‘muA sen from nd and Main bring the truck back scene. Another hour was this tir until it was made that all fire were tinguished The roof of the building burned badly and water used putting out the blaze soaked the| Charies walls throughout the structure.|on bonds totalii 1,000 on (wo Shortly after the first alarm was counts against him, one a liquor turned in the goods in se and the other a charge of Winn's shop, and that of taking a car which had been con- Hamilton adjoinin were taken | fiscated by prohibition agents. out and were practically undam-|{ Ralph Soberg, charged with ra- aged. Mrs. Winn and Miss Ham-|sisting an officer in the perform- ilton today expressed their appre-|ance of his duties, is out on $309 ciation to the firemen for the way |bond. in-which the stock was taken out | e with no damage whatever to it. J. L. Gray, fire chief, said to- /day that the origin of the fire is not known definitely. When the flames reached the building the upper story was already in flames, he said, and either a defective flue or wiring may bave started the blaze. No insurance was ocarrvied on the building, which has been standing for about thirty years,| and part of which was remodeled Jast spring. Fire loss is uncertain but repairs. now being made by the Morrig Construetion Company will cost several hundred dollars, | Mrs. Winn said. 103 PELTS FROMPRIBILOF | %, ISLANDS SOLD. epare your , Child for the Future Many ailments among grown- upsare the direct result of the faulty shoes they wore aschild- ren. Fitting your child’s feet with Kalisteniks isa good form of health insurance. They sup- port the soft bones and de- velop young muscles. Special “Allenite" heel and tip insure | Jonger wear. T al skins we of and $19.17 for log fox skins brought average price and the 20 white $948.40, an a " fire hall | sale was held . when the per Henry O'Malley attended f tober sale in behalf | partment of Commerce i > o> = SINCLAIR OUT ON BONDS OF $3,000 out smok se, aver issu in g Streets, | of to th traces of € was in | Annual Sale of Sealskinsf Held by Fouke Company in St. Louis Recently At the public auction sale held by the Fouke Fur Company, St. Louis, Mo., early in October, there were sold for Government account 10,333 fur-seal skins taken on the Pribilof Islands, 139 Japanese| N ———— Have you see our large assortment of MANICURE ROLL UPS? BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. i When We Sell It ; -It’s Right Free Delivery Phone 134 Sub Station Post Office No. 1. WE SHOULD KNOW If you figure on installing an oil burner come and see us. w-hmwmlnommnmmmm-mm ‘Juneau and our enables us to advise you as to ‘what kind of a burner is best suited to your needs. 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COUPLE MARRIED “mar] Strasburg, a group of ca the hired hours in extra the and h, e he appea absence h can the stand direc look Twenty ( {sworn in | District IlHl Jurors th afternoon Court’ and one |ca were expected to be bhrough | before them this afternoon. Ik werby appointed foreman Judge T . Reed. Of the n s of the drawn the following on the Grand Jury H ce, Mrs. M. Dull, \’I\'.nlhmim- Siege Dani Mrs. C. W. Carl Jam H. M Kostrometinoff, Mrs. { Elliot Fremming, Mrs. | French Movie Supers Find Positions Rare ' PARIS, Nov A theatrical | “super” market is gradually con ‘mg into being in Paris where ex tra men, women and children chiefly for the movies, are The movie directors, also, | favoring the mbvement becan i pick and choose th they wish instead of rely ing upon agencies. Quite in contrast wood, where the in th or two was : s | rankforter of Broadus, inday ank A and Wilma Mentana, nom- Boyle two lists Dewey are hired 8. Commissioner. 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