The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 10, 1928, Page 7

Mfitorettes Hunting ; Jobs in Albuquerquo' Car Service at End ANVE 'lh lwmohx.le hu deprived | uxe:u M., motorettes d m QlG'be they a r:smred in war- ", city bive wny company mp'nfl eperations January Above is ome of the motorettes Mim at her. post. Another is! Mis. tilda Kerrick (right). _ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., Jan. 10.—Albuquerque’s jaunty motor- ettes are without jobs since Janu- ary 1 when the city company discontinued ot its street cars. The Albuquerque street cars have been operated by women 1.! railway | operation | since the days of the World Wall when motorettes were put to work on the traction line. In retaining the women after the war the management announced that records of the " company showed that the moter- ottes had operated the cars with fewer accidents and more efficien- ey ‘than had the men who for- merly were employed. The trac- who are thrown out of work by the suspension of service. The pleasant smiles and jolly| firnungl of the uniformed mot-! ’ump, while considered an at- traction by the company, were not sufficient to counteract the inroads of the automobile which rought a gradual decline in thej mbsr of persons using street I‘I. The lines have not been mfiuble for “the’ last thipe The traction company was plac- $d'fn the hands of a receiver &bout six months ago and was; ?!dared sold for liens tutuhng approximately §59,000. 4 Tha receiver appealed to busi- ness men of Albuquerque to assist in obtaining work for the motor-| sttes. Closing of the Albuquerque l‘lnas and granting of a petition y the Las Vegas Transit Com-!| ny to abandon service in that/ ¢lty leaves New Mexico a State! wlthout street car service. | Bank of England Rebuilt to Endure LONDON, Jan. 1 who walk nd- Lombard streets in the year Jan. 10.—Supermen 2 wil) see the recomstructed; fank of England just as it will md when completed\ five years ehce. . At least that is what the gov- qon believe as they direct the flding of the structure. It to ' be the most pretentious in operators | |under tion company employed 20 women | along Threadneedle all the British Empire and will cost more than §20,000,000. Foundations have crumbled buildings within a ‘ew yards of the Bank of The Commercial Unjon {Insurance Building crashed, pre- sumably because of the unstable inature of the soil. The govern- 1ors of the Bank of England are taking no chances on such a gatastrophe. Workmen are hur- ‘rowing deep and strengthen: the foundations in such a man- ner that engineers believe it will stand for 10 cénturies. hundred England. {Swedish Bus Mileage Onptdistances Railway STOCKHOLM, Jan. 10. — The automobile is playing an increas- |ingly important role in Sweden’s communcation. The railroads are recognizing its value =o exten- sively that 34 priyately owned roads are running passenger and (rel(ht busses, 21 lines operating their own machines and five be- ing finanecially interested in auto- mobile transporting companies. The Post Office Department op- erates 20 coach lines pver 1,600 miles. There are at present 4,000 [hus“ei on the 1,400 bus lines in Sweden. The total length of these roads is 21,735 miles, while the total mileage of railways in Sweden is only 16,000 miwes. There are but 3,500 railroad sta- tions in the country, while busses make stops at not less than 1E,- 000 to 20,000 places. ——————— For first class dressmaking call Mrs. Lawrence. Phone 1534. adv. dern Science " Justifies Philosophy of Birthstones By Molly Pearce gléaming garnet ‘. holds within its sway x linguistic cop, Monsieur Fickler, ‘wearer should be untrue, as exe pressed in the lines of Emerson: EXPULSION OF BARNEN GOOGLE FRom WS WGH POSITION AS GRAND EXALTED ANGORA OF ThE SECRET AND MVSTERIGUS ORDER. | oF e aml\eamo o BWIN (REGULARLY CONSTTUTED) WEW WE'vE GoATS, PRQN COAST = COAST ARE SEADING REPRESEATATVES T THE MAIM \ODGE W PROTESTS SIGNED BY OF LovAL BIL GOATS uARRY BALoGK ONE CRIME, LESSON FOR PROMIBITION Snyder-Gray Case Is Argu- ment for Prohibition, Says Mrs. Shaver WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—The plight of Mrs. Ruth Snyder and Judd Gray will make the best possible argument for Prohibi- tion, said Mrs. Clem Shaver, wife of the Chairman of the Demo- cratic National Committee in an address prepared for the National Women’s Democratic Law En- forcement League. “Nothing but whiskey Mrs. Snyder and Gray lose meral restraint and the pr wet, dry or indifferent, was un- consciously preaching Prohibition went it blazoned their story omn the front pages,” says Mrs. Shaver. The Democratic help prevent such Shaver said, by upholding the Constitution and by “making patriotism something more than a word to roll around in the tongue on the Fourth of July and twenty-second of February.” - LARGEST LAKE FERRY TAKES 30 RAIL CARS TOLEDO, 0., Jan. 10, — The ““Wabash,” largest carferry on, the Great Lakes, built at a copt of $1,000,000, has been put into service between Wisconsin and, Michigan ports. Its bow will cleave ice 25 inches thick. ! Thirty 42-foot railroad cars, a dozen automabiles. and 50 pas-' sengers is the capacity load of the great ferry, which has been leased by the Wabash Rallroad, | its aqwners, to the Ann Arbor Railroad. i With the completion of the! ferry . railroad men recall the first attempts to ferry I'Ilfll'ol(ly cars agross Lake Michigan. The. lake was a serious barrier to! freight shipments from Wiscon-: sin and the northwest to Michi- gan and the industrial east, sinee it was necessary to skirt its; southern extremity. Thirty-five years ago, two “tubs” were put into commission to carry a few cars between Wis- consin - points and Frankfort,, Mich. The service has been built from that beginning until vire tual floating roundhouses sail the lake. The “Wabash” is deseribed in the Marine Review as 380 feet long and with a beam of 57 feet, six inches, It fears no ordinary ice that sends other ships to port. made all Pirty should i | crimes, Mrs. Luxurious cabins for women, a men’s smoking room and dining and wireless telegraph rooms are improvements on the vessel. It was built in Toledo. o Ik i vaces| PARIS, Jan. 10.—Paris has a who Bpeaks six languages ani has .an_ambition to master ten. He is a Frenchman, born in Lorraine umder the German re- gime, so he had two languages to start with. . He left school at fourteen, during: the war he was in a German prison camp in Rus- sia and since then he has picked up English, Italian and Spanish after hours at night. Chinese is has pastime mnow and afterwards he intends to study Arablan, Portuguese and it as ‘others ll‘llll' them- by collecting stamps 1. like to collect lan- guages,” he says. - —eee—— TlQn 'louonnow ide. ~ feet feet feet feot 'lfic\,‘sm\m COVERED Ewe%y Br OF GROUND IN THE JUNGLE' \F RARNEN GooGLE. WAS HERE WED wave AL - oF s FOUND HiM! WE PROBABLY BEAT I QUT OF Town SLAST ANGHT ~ DIMADDA V& SAY F WE SHOCT A GAME % ) FORGET Ok © 1928 by King Features Syndicate. tne | Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U, S, Weather Bureau Forecast for Juncau and vicinity, bextnmg 4 v, m. today: Rain tonight and Wednesday; LOCAL DATA Time— 20.46 29.58 29.41 4 p. m. yestly. 4 a. m. today. Noon today .. 38 40 41 96 85 80 SE E SE 6 10 5 fresi southeasterly winds. Burom. Teme. Humidity Wind Velocity Weather Rain Rain Rain CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS YBST ] Hi, 3 p.m. & Stationa— tem. Low 8a.m. Precly. temp. t e Vel ocllz 24 hra. Weather 8 a.m. est Britan reverved DOUGLAS | NEWS STARS AND MASONS TO INSTALL TONIGHY The annual installation of offi- cers of Nugget Chapter No. 2, Or-| der of Hastern Stars and (Oa; tineau Lodge No. 124, F. & A. M., will be held jointly this evening Nome Bethel l‘(‘ll Yukon =10 ~18 . -14 . -8 0 18 24 32 . 36 . 43 45 46 56 12 ~26 ~14 St, Dutch Kodiak Cordova Juneau . . Ketchikan Prince Rupert.. Edmonton . Seattle Portland San Francisco.. Harbor.. 54 Note.—Observations at -14 -34 -11 -10 -10 14 18 32 30 37 38 -12 —32 =y -2 14 20 22 38 32 40 10 30 1.3 0 [ 6 Pt. Cldy Cle: Cldy Snow Cle Snow Ra Pt. Cldy Rain ={in the Odd Fellows Hall. The affair is for the members and in- vited guests. e — i RETURNS FROM SEATTLE A. J. Balog, who left last Fall | with his family to resume resi: m!llnm‘a in Seattle, arrived here on the Alameda and. his family is es- pected to follow in ahout a month Mr. Balog states that they arg in ar ar a 40 Rain| { 34 18 36 42 20 10 10 40 10 36 b 1.06 Cldy| Cldy 0 0 0 Pt Cldy; aving rather a hard winter | the states. 1M MITCHEZ > o—— TO BE 14 Duich 46 Harbor, made at 4 a. m. and 4 p. m., Juneau time. The pressure remains low throughout Alaska with its low-' est point south of the Alaska Peninsula, and is moderately high¢ Precipitation has been gemeral in South- and southward to Puget Sound with strong winds and; in extreme Southeastern Alaska. in the Pacific States. ern Alaska heavy rain 10 0 Kodlak, Temperatures have! Clear *—Less than 10 mues. Juneau, Princ Rupert, Edmonton, Seattle, Portland and San Francisco are isen in the Interfor except in the Kuskokwim Valley where is much colder, the Pribilof Islands. and it is somewhat warmer than y®sterday in PRINCIPALS IN DIVORCE ACTION Gladys Fish of Natick, Mass. (right) and Mrs. Doris M. Kresge wite of millionaire chain store owner, are at odds over Mr. Kresge. Mrs, Kresge is bringing suit for divarce claiming that Miss Fish ia allgged to have been seen In an apartment. maintained by the aged millionatre. (International Newsreel) ), | BURIED IN DOUGLAS According to a cablegram ra ceived from relatives of James Mitchell who died last Saturday, the funsral will be held in Doug: !lag and the remains placed along:| gide of those of his wife, who died soveral ycars'‘ago. Arrangementy for the fuperal have not yet beun made. -, £ We make men’s sults for $5§ WDLLA"ID it; K. Juneau Land District at An: chorage, Alas| In the Mnuer of the Application ot _the HOONAH' PACKING, COMPANY, a corporation, for a So’diers’ Additional Homestead. Serfal No. 06385 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PATENT ) R P, | NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the HOONAH PACKINQ COMPANY, a corporation organ- ized under the laws of the State of Washington, and, doing busl- pess in Alaska thfough H. L. Faulkner, its Attorney In Fact, has flled application, Serfal Ne. 08385, for a patent under Ses-' tions 2306 and 2307 of the Re- vised Statutes of the United, States, as assignee of Caleb Kirk,| for a tract of land embraced in, U. Officlal Survey No. 1575, situated on the north shore of Gambier - Bay, Admiralty Island, Alaska, Latitude 57 deg. 29 min. 00 sec. No., Longitude 133 deg. 57 min, 30 sec. W., and particu- larly described as follow 3 !‘Beginning at corner No. 1 M. C. on the noyth share of Gambler Bay, whence U. 8. L. M. No. 157§ bears south 73 deg. »4 min. B.,. 7.60 chains distant, thence by me- anders along the shore of Gambler Bay as follows to FAMED NAMES VANISH FROM S0C. HEGlSTER NEW YORK, Jan, 10—Many a name famous in American history and soclety will be missing this year from the roster of the na- tion's first families—the Soci the Social Register deprives the book of many a name made fn- mous in the manufact mobiles — Chalmers, Fisher, Henry Pulge and others. e of autg- Chandlers, and Edsel Fora, corner No. 2 M. C.: (1) 8. 76 deg. 06 'min. 1.71 chains (2) B. 49 deg. 22 min. 3.26 chains (3) 8. 49 deg. 35 nln 8.27 chains (4) ‘8. 12 deg. fl min. From Gumemnau a column of Tafts has adorned the pages of the register—William H. Taft, Charles P., Hubert and Robert A. gmong others. Also listed from Cincinnati were the Rudolph Wur- litzers, the Patterson Pogues, Ju- lius Fleischman, the Hannas, tha Krogers and the Peebles. Minne- apolis and St. Paul have contribu- 2.73 chains (5) 8. 34 deg. 02 min. W. 1.98 chains (6) 8. 35 deg. 650 min. W. 2.89 chains 1 (1) 8..6 des. 5. min, W. 1.94 ehll\l (8) 8. 16 deg. I! mln W 3.43 chaing (9) 8. 36 deg. 03 min, B. Register: ted ' their share, including the l Detroit, Lack of interest on the part of thase . whose names, money or an cestry entitle them to inclusion in the blue book of society is re- sponsible, officials of the Social Registry - assoclation declare, for the dropping from the 1928 year- boek of the socigl leaders of elev- en, cities heretofore listed. Bo litfle attention was paid, the association says, by residents of Providence, Cleveland, Daytoy, Cincinnati, St. Paul, Minneapoli~, Richmond, Savannah, and Atlanta to ro- quuu for the data needed for the Register. that those cities will no r be given a -place. ¢ity dropped. from the volume has been represented in it in years past by names of wide note. Providence contributed th historic Puritan names of Abbol Ames, Babeock and Cabot, as weil u thofe of Willlam B. Watermac e Cyrus Tafts and the Wiltr names of such families identified industry as the Crosbys, the Washburn and the From Dayton weve Jisted James M. Cox, Charles D. Biddleman, the Cranes, the Jelkes and the Matthews. land were listed James R. Gar- Charles Potter Hines, thur R. Leeds, Robert P. Forgan with the flour Pillsburys. field, and others. Not all of these names will dis- From Cleve- lappear, for those who are iden fied with society in Washington, New York or other listed ecjties |icribed land should, residences | verse claims with the there Will have a place in the So-{tha United States Land | cial- Register from those socfal|Anchorage, Alaska, and who capitals. Mrs, J. R. Bennett of Wrangell is undergoing medical treatment|the 2nd d-y of Nm 1927, at the St Ann's . LINDLEY ——————— 18 IN HOSPITAL maintain hospital Ar- o 2.35 chains (10) 8. 18 deg. 54 min, K. 1.10 :hains. § (11) 8.9 des. 41 min, W. 0.42 chains Thence W. 3.96 chains to corner No. 3; themce N. 82.62 chains .to 4; thenge E. 13 lg #o corner No. 5; thence 8. chains to corner No. 1, the co of besinning, comtain- area of 14.88 asres.”" Any and all persoms claiming sdversely any of the n-u de- S st within the period of publication, or thirty days thereafter. on will be barred by the pra of the statute. Dated at ;\ncbonn. Alaska, First puolication, Nov. Last publication, Jau. OW o= nxult Lo0K AT THAT. SUCE = ke DARN BARNEY GOOGLE * THINKING ABOUT HiM We Will Give wn,h each Electric Washi ing Machine seld dlll'-/ i ing the next TEN days a $15.00 Electnc Floor or Table Lamp This offer good for. Ten Washing Machme Sales for Ten Days Only Beginning January 7 and ending Jan. 17, 1928 First Come—TFirst Served SunnySuds, Easy and Whirl Dry Electric Washers Alaska Electric L’Ii'ghl & Power Co: Phone Neo. 6 l ‘ United sum Land Mm for t\p C FRESH SHIPMENT OF really will ’m’ ”‘h “‘ m nnmm - Phone 114 Fruit and Vegetables ARRIVED ON ALAMEDA CALIFORNIA GROCERY PHONE 478 BUILD FOR 50 PER No furring and la Mwmhh-::::‘m the fuel, cool in summer, CONCRETE PR INTERIOR uired, le, RODUCTS all THESE WINTER DAYS Am PRO' , Spruce or Hemlock will give you good satis| FOR FLOORING—WE TICAL GRAIN HEM For ample power, mfim tion and handling the as the most satisfactory and factiont. RECOM, LOCK Fm’%flc m c.uuvgmtorm | Thomas Hdr_' n”q" wIOId Papers for sale.