The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 11, 1928, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EHP!RE, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 11, 1528. : e ?ARRESTEDUN~M® l).m'.m,‘mm coal mini -vl of part of the mine lmnspnrlunu'\[ With his left leg broken in four , and Howard H. Lerch, | c AGAIN system, the company has purchas-|places and the hones sticking out tle, returned to Juneau this | ed a new 10-ton Westinghouse | through the flesh, A. Lemieux week from a several day's busi ¥ p : 8 | electric locomotive and will soon|taken to the Wrangell Gene ness trip in this vicinity aboard | ]me“or Coal Mmlng Com-| Place it in operation. It is now ! pospital Thursday ' morning: : for the gas boat Jazz. They encou:- enroute from the States. ‘A six-| surgi ——————e e — DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR NEEDS MONEY i { : | surgical attention. ‘ fiered the storm which swept this; Pany Elects Of'f!c'tEYa—'- [ton locomotive of the same tybe|" Mr. Lemioux was coming “don ! fushes ’ ! district Saturday and Sunday, | Add to Facilities has been satisfactorily operated|ge Michael street on a sled drawn s Many Activities Require f\])[u« lv‘ndvu bv Prohibi-| vuite “‘“‘"""’]“’ J:"“‘"" "‘",“ “]"';“ i I f"’T some time in the mine. iby a horse when one of the - v | forced to anchor the Jazz in shel.! he company’s mine at Sun- l v- # ok Y i £ boting k shafts broke. The street was cov ¢ Large Amount—Alas- | tion Agents ederday [ ter for several hours | tockionaent, Mmeeting of theltrana is now prodicing about 250 fercd with doe’ and very slippery N ka Appropriations I at Douglas Pool Hall Mr., Donaldsebivsgon | gt SR EES (“lllv;])(':l"lli((l»n[‘;‘wltl“.i; :1‘;‘. tons of excellent coal daily. jt' wpich precipitated an accident in . 2 v %h | expect to be here until the end of | 104 ko ( L i i " | employs a force of about 30 men | which Mr. Lemieux and the slei WASHINGTON 3 11—The Charged w possession of in.| this month, when they will go to n;' . (1“‘|;.'¢1‘11'n'; ”‘I“ "];;l;"‘-“; and has the most modern of sort-{ywent over the bank at the corn g many activiti | toxicatin or and, miimmhg (Soattle. 0 0t ) [the concern, a position. he has ::‘:n:’.“:f'li‘:“lt"‘\“vx]::)“"l:;‘{“- ]?‘"' ! (ot St. Michael and Church streets. d of the Interior wil ex a nuisance, Sam G off of the| oo\oiy WAR.RA.NT' ISSUED | held since he first became 5§10 RSV L RNGS ¥ by, Nick Gelk, who lives in that B penditure of nex Pool Hall, arrested g ciated with the cuterprise several|\070 feet. extending from the|immediate vicinity and who wit : year un lepa o'clock yesterday afte . | i n. | Portal of the mine, it would be|pessed the accident, hastened 1) 4 yea i T ch B AN Nen. walkant: e GRorio 1Y ago. The company is in- 4 ; 3 . X mental supply bill reported to t | noon by T L. Chidester and War | A st by Judse|creasing its facilities with a view | DO84ble: to load 350 tons of coal|Mr. Lemieux’s rescue. The in- House 1 »y the appropriatio {ren Harding, .prohibition, Wgenty | Y+ Race, -was issued by .Judge daily if the need s um arise. |jured man was rushed to the ouse today by the appropriation arding, ager Thomas M. Reed this morning in|of enlarging its output during the A 2 I u i . i commit : Gazaloff wa ,\‘m;‘,nw‘xl Before Lo 0.\ 8. Distrfot Court. Race ;“)mmg year. i s o1 * | Wrangell General l-lloslmtul where All but 10,00 the total Judge Frank A. Boyle im the U.[EAR So Bhom A o8 i e, plead | - Other officers _elected by the NOBLES ARE LEAVING |he received surgical attention Which is ‘T $ 1,000 below | Commissioner's Court and re | o = 55 Ty e intoxicating| stockhold were: August W, - | from Dr. C. F. Jones. the approp: a last year, s | leased on §1,000 hond. No dal ‘;”’ e s SN wRs Eiven & Gotal: _president, succeeding| Deputy U. S. Marshal Willlam| Aside from the compound fra:- for the Army and Navy pensior has been set for the preliminary |'0uOr last year a o 1 i g i . R |Noble, and Mrs. Noble, are leav- ture of his leg Mr. Lemieux had | | suspended entence by Judge | Robert 8. Donaldson, resigned; R. * | 5 4 Under the Geological Survey ap-| r Booki 3t la Tepcrbed his conduct | W. Ferguson, to. be a member of | N8 Juneau tonight on the Marg-|a number of bruises on different ERNon, allotmant . §64,300 (f was apprehended whenf t0C T8 TR0 LT With the | the board of directors; A. T.|Dita for Tenakee, the deputy's|parts of his body. fixed for investigation of mineral Chide and Harding, _,”m”‘” AS DO A ! it g | Hfewitt, secretary-treasurer, anl)headquarters. They have been in| Mr. Lemieux is a man of con- N ks | with a search warrant, went into | terms of his paroie. | G. W. Metealfe, director, was re.|Juneau some time while Depuiy | siderable virflity, but being 58 i tyfive thousand, nine hun-| { the pool i and cnrn]imnn(‘c'lcl n! We make mens sults for $55 | elocted Noble has been attending to ofii-|years of age his recovery Wil dred dollavs is estimated for op-| | search of the place. . They obtain-| | F. WOLLAND. Aadv.! To facilitate the handling of tha ~‘,i>\l business. necessarily be slow. eration of the Mount McKinlay ed a small quantity of liquor al £ 4 o PR i sk SRR o) Ll thr & g { {leged to be intoxicating liguor. o8 st nd {from the drain pipe of a sink | which, it is said, was poured Nat In the propria nal Park Burean of Education ap ion $941,800 is alloted Alaska includi $486,600 for edu cation of Eskimc Aleuts, Indians i & & the pipes by Gazaloff when the | i i | officers entered the pool hall. | and other natives; §160,000 ¢ = % Gazaloff ~was convicted of po. ; medical relief among native | N P session and sale of intoxicating | and $19,500 for support of rein s g liquor Janunary 5. Sentence, which | r stations and instruction of ' 2 i 2 i | was set to be pronounced today { ) st AN I Blue and White Enamel W are | | e AT COST Special price on canned goods by the dozen GARNICK’S S PHONE 174 e, | a natives in the care ani| Radio wa: the medium thrcugh which Alida (left) and Fran-|pag been postponed until tomos | management of the animals ces Parks, Birmingham, Ala,, won o tour of European music halls.|row morning at 10 o'clock in the | The sum of $1,200,0 pro-| Their congs, ,breadeast frem a Los Angsles station, were heard!U. . District Court. Vitalized $1.10 | Gheates vided for the Alaska | by a London theatre manager, and contracts to appear in England, 4 ‘ » Food | Jar Health I Vitamin Yeast EXTRACT —— 510¢ | France and other ccuntr The sum of $16,200 is set for suppression of the intoxicat Tigu s resulted. e DUNN TO CONFER Harry R. Allen, MASONIC DEGREE January 17, for in Fremont, Neb. John W. 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And please do not worry about the prices—ours are always right for you. v traffic among Indians: | pIRMINGHAM, Ala., Jan. 11 000 for care and custody of Alaska insane and $50,000 is fix-| o ghscure Birmir ed for the Territorial Legislative | .:. | daug broadeasting microphone ha am girls o way to fame headline a 4 e Crand Lodge of M |in the music halls of Burope e S | by local members B e Sy Aevseansiaan, Alida Guvtr [BALECROR VIBITORS. 7| phet sastsra-dbsee ibas aksaes| 4 | PRrRS NG ¥ itte Ospven 4 GIVEN LAST NIGHT | candidates from Juneau, I)um..ll tarted their mus and Anchorage, - Saturday uimv o January 14, at Odd Fellows Hall j JUDGE REED GlVES Eefihives Hata orage Elk bowlers weie k- DECIS]ON FOR TERR Their rapid ascent as vaude-!host ';u ‘u Iuvrh' \\rvEI attended ville artists, however, did not|dance 11\.Ill'v~rl in fav ‘:mll until a few months ago sons, Assisted | will confer th expense, also $24,600 for expense singing for friends and { it was announced tc All past masters are attend this meeting. GEORGE BROTHERS \ Phones 92 and 95 Front Strect st night in the Elks’ Hall, the t ball given .in honor of A judgment W GASTINEAU GROCERY or of the plaintiff by Judge|ter the family had moved to i- the visiting teams participating in | Thomes M. Reed this morning "l‘hvlm.l, where a Los Angeles the Inte: ty bowling tournament " PIIONE 37 the case of the Territory of Alas-|qio station engaged the gipls to Immediately following the We have vacant rooms over our store, nice and warm. kn' vs. the Alaska Consolidaied | sing matehes in the RIks' alloys th | — — - 3 Canneries, a suit for payment of | One night the manager of . Moonlight Serenaders played the @ taxes on fish traps. Counsel for|London fheatre heard their broad-|opening number and the m ALLEN ‘4 L the defense stated the case Wwill| g few weeks later hiscontinued until 1 a. m. Membe A be appealed. representative interviewed the of hoth visitis teams turned o i Judgment was deferred in ‘hel <. They were offered con- and made an. enjoyable evening l]NION case of the Territory vs. the to sing in London. This | of it Petersburg Packing Company ement led to “headline” “.»i Friday will be the date of th s | i pendisig the decision of the Ap-|pearances in the most famous|next dance, which is to he given SUITS A pelate Court in the case named|iheatres of France, Germany, 1i-|in honor of the Ketchikan aggre K o above, the two suits being sim-|aly and Austria. gation, | 4 ilar, : The sisters now are at the| R All Wool | 5 Judge Recd denjed the motion | Apolia Music Hall in Vienna anl ” 00 by some of the stockholders f0[wijl return to this country in ,\<WOMANS SLUB | get aslde the adjndication of bank- | epring. I CHANGES DATE ruptey in the Daily Alaska Mining | st WA | B ke o Company. This case has bec OF MEETINGS Sillkk and Wool pending since last Aug?qr ,\\n ~n‘MRs KABELE IS [ S O Mlrail i :;“?:_'f’” PRpaght gL e PRESENTED GIFT suncan Woman's Club has been i DL, g e i TOHETT S 8 | changed to the third Tuesday in "l‘u\'y Cottons JACK OF ALIL TRADES The Women's Missionary 8a-|each month instead of the second . Let me do your odd jobs. Phone ciety of the Resurrection Luther-| Tu , as heretofore, a motion 3 B i Holer. Prop: R 1 Clhurch held a well attended | to this effect having been carriad " bt (it s ke A and helpful meeting yesterday af-1at the regular meeting of the A > ternoon at the home of Mrs.|club t might, ‘ TAKE IMPROVED H Stonehouse. A heautitul| A goody sale will be mvpn I»A B Ay | moonlight picture of Jumean was! the club Saturda Lunml) 21, at PINE-TAR AND HONEY ey 1 e i it et o™ M, S, GRAVES : Mentholated, with Cod Liver Oil|Society to Mrs. Geo. P. Kabele in o'clock in the afternoon. Extract and Eucalyptus for relief |appreciation of her efforts in or | N Gl i 3 of Coughs, Colds, Loss of Voice,| Eanizing the Women's Missionazy| ATTENTION The Clothing Man ; * Bronchitis, Hoarseness and affec-| Soclety. 3 It you needia good carpente: i tons of Throat and Lungs | M Kabole Who has. been hersiphone 498, Mandy Andy's Shop. only At since eptember, visiting her!A. P. LAGERGREN,, Prop. acv. I T T T T T T e e ] £ H ( OMING - 5 Plain unvarnished facts about a plain unvarnished % ; WE CONTEND AND ||E £ season-end sale that starts the 10th - - ] 2 MA” (TAIN g . T e g b and can truntanty sy, wat (|5 H Prices Are Greatly Reduced On : we have one of THE BEST ||Z H X 4 . and MOST RELIABLE Pre- |2 ‘= sription Druggists on the Pa- | 4 H S h('ff & M cific Coast. Doctors can trust = i : art C ner arx us and so can you. The very |T % N . 3 g highest grade of everything is |= While in Seattle T purchased a car lot of enamel g g : : : used and we do not substitute. ||Z ware at a price that will énable me to sell it to you H O ‘ ) ER -' ‘ :O Q / I lS y o Yes, we ‘,‘r:‘fie:”s T 418 for or at less than the “mail ‘order house.” These = 3 : HELLAN'S E fixtures are number one stuff and should arrive in 1 A H Juneau in the near future. g $3500 OVERCOATS NOW $2315 i N PHARMACY 5] A g i YR iE 1 also took on a few new lines while in the H _ $40.00 OVERCOATS NOW $26.65 Next Door to Graves Store | States—Warm Air Pipe Furnaces which we will S(m OVERCOATS NOW $30m 3 Phone 33 Free Delivery |= . = .\ N 3 . f | sell complete, installed, for $250.00 to $300.00. £ . 5000 OVERCOATS NOW $31 15 £ “LEADCLAD” which is sheetiron coated with lead ; $50. ‘ v 5 instead of zine—it is the best for gas tanks, roof- = ¥ § 3 g £ ing and gutters, 2 . Prices are reduced because we must have room for new goods. e - £ : . 5 ; £ 1 attended oil burner school while out and am * ' Pnce reductions are logical for you and‘ f" us, So there’s y s better equipped than ever to give you service or . & noflung nmanng about this sale—it’s good business lll W i Z information. Come in ‘and talk it over and I will : d. . \_. B £ gladly give you any information I can without thc '} way "roun : o T § '-h«rlm-q obligation on your part. ¥ 2 Bt o Fous E I THANK YOU ! H ' GEO. B. RICE ; E . ' g Plumbing . 0il Burners Heatm. “I tell you in advamce what job will cost”