The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 17, 1928, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE TUESDAY, JAN. 17,.1928. DELEGATES TO | _Gets Her Liceme fLoc’Al YSUTHS ,'*“;;‘,z;,[; s | KEEPING HIS BAY WINDOW UNDER CONTROL' |ny AMBER FUND GETS LONGEST NAME DEPART TODAY gl MAK[GUUDIN A = = ey X | 4 bm DRIVE STARTS lygyramultilinetawanles- m.nr culate term has been 4 i . floa te, howeve is bel veo i e ” # 5 ; ; : Three Local Democrats i i Coach Abel P ses Worki | S2Pheve Tived gome mgittos || i iy - 8 {Teams Assigned to Three Leaving for Territorial X of Juneau Students | T R ] " i ; : B Districts—Goal Set for 4 > Foy . 1 | was discovered in Ilinoi§ by ¥ : : ¢ Con\enllon Seward : : in Alaska College Prof. H. R. Wanless of the | | § : : : b $6,000 by Committee — | University of Tllinois, and f 3 1 3 ; : _To attend the Democratic Ter-: & . ¥ i | Juneau boys add gin o ;' | was named in honor of him, b : : i ¢ o . The annual fusd drive of the ritorial convention at Seward, se he Al smitural Colleg as may be scen at the tail s y : o e e Chamber of Commerce will hegin to convene mext Saturday, J. J - - 8 band. S Wah fidr e End BE Lts nAndE : s 3 ; : Wednesday morning under {he ( Connors, W. B. Kivk and John W.| & < o making zood 1 i Dr. Frank C. Baker, Cura ; e . 5 ‘% | rection of the Finance Commit Troy will leave here tonight on| 1 s S v aceqrdi T tor of the University of Illi- i D - . of which L. Keane is chairm R | stony Rlasks. ates 3 j B [ Abell of i . Ketbail| | nots, identified snail "y : e i ; and H. J. Tumer and H. H. Po from Ketehikan expected on | b s team who hu: bgen visiting hes the new name after Prof : i ‘ : . : members, the latter replacing the same vessel. The three local | since last Saturddy e . \ Paul MacClintoek of the Uni- S 5 § 5 H. Stevens who left this week fo, delegates have proxies from fiv four from Wuneau t vereity of Chicago also found . : g o % 3 . . g : a visit to the States. It is Imv--“n others elected from sre by th school, and two® from Skagwav one of the specimens. % ; 4 . to have the drive completed wit) Divisional Convention last month ; whe: are also maling fine records 42 i o o % : b % in a few days, ¥ G ! " . ik v : T : : The town has been divided intn the four Divisions wil ’ i Reviewing the work of ties: | CAPT. EDWARD ]s . 4 : y !(lislrlcls as usual with a team of ented at the Seward tudents, Mr. Abel said t i k ! Abell sai ; aree men assignec sover eac by, 15 delogateh, - Thgl £ o ente (cenerat se:| GOING TO SESSION » . . Saiion. Tite otk those s Third |”I. \'“I’w'h ”I. ux:‘ el 3 4 i ‘:. in & mm’m SALVATION ARMY | &£ .';u‘m an ;’;uml number of team F iding son ¢ in studen tiv s nd is s LK i hey will canvass the c¢i as expected to he large. [t is not 4 member of the girs' haskethall y ; 1 Hapiahivs posstble. | i believed here that v of the S¢ § 3 eam. Rdward Nhghel, known The first district includes all of ond Division dele will Dol y & BN | he campus as fPat? s now \Front Street from the Seward uhl:‘ o att n.| m person but will ¢ | sbphomore. { Wil one A i g anihs g The convention is expected to!|8 3 ool sohotnstie Tremmed vet | to attend aSalvation Army cofi fices,” Dave Housol, A. F. McKin get under way Saturday without . ’ B [ Fos e o e Y lons | ference. in Vamcouver, of the poon. Sg Doy cRabert . Simpson ‘ate any delay and local delegates o {orbestra and thils Keeps his viy.| Wostern Canfida, Alberta and Al fr, e A dhe sanvhes SERAE peful that the work will . J WL ® |10 10 zood keeps his VD) ska Divisions. = The conference | o g 4 {Johr Reck, W. S. Pullen a1 hopeful that the work wi o [1in in | working shape. Boh |1 D i ontinnes | Babe Ruth, Sultan of Swat, wages a never-ceasing | duce his excess volrdupols, and i3 liere shown with [Harry Sperling have been assign completed in time m’- lh“‘,“ i ! ('—: By g “: - | Mize, a freshman +in the School of h(rm;uh. ‘.lan g 4, war against Old Man Obesity, The clouter. extraol his trainer, Artie McGovern, swapping light punches. led to the district from the Sewar1 return home on the Alaska, arris-||Grdce Ludlow Kelly, president o | Mines, shows muéh promise. i ’ dinary already has started work in New York to re- (International Glustrated News) | Building out Willoughby Avenue. i 33 sday. The con-| the Democratic ~Junior Leag 2 A i p From Vancouver, Capt. ani ; ing here next Tuesday. The con-||the Democr or League: o | chief amusement ¥8 to haunt the |\ Pl gl TIUaY OB con i n i A 3 o ol _____lal of the district morth of Fron: Street will be covered by H. | | Capt. €. 0. Edwards, in charge f the Salvation Army in J accom ied by M vention will draft and adopt New York city, reccives certificats | axparimental ming on the campus.| 4 S ) » coming Territc |{that makes her full-fledged prae- iy iy e ¢ N !vallis, Oregon, the home town of | POt . ¢ s & agp . i A ]!Idl{f(fl]l! _hr ,”“ comin X i i : e pra He and Harve Ashby of WValde o Captain, where Jils . parents HA.I(II.U..h : part of the ‘muuu,\].nt:u!\ villages and either kill or Lucas, Henry Messerschmidt gl campaign and probably endorse fticlng Jawyer as one of her rea jave hecome volunt apr # Cact. Sdwad where Colonel P. H. Fawcett,{dpive out all the inhabitants. Just, C; D Ferguson RaRias 901 5 Poil 1 ticket. |[Chr as gifts. » et now reside. Capt. Edwards ¢ | 5% ! : ¥ ‘ o ST OMSOI. candidates for a Territorial tick Christmas gifts. tices ‘to the Sopllomore class to be absent from Junesu| | British explorer, is now Ipst, con-|at present I am trying to find al The .Committee announced it v he four Divisfons en-| (international Illustrated News) ol et o ining s servi |8 e expe ! gsr:(:lu[‘::t' 1;1 %::\‘::hlfn‘;' e |ulAl~’ e gt pract .Al mining and for s F aBontRatl’ month ! | f;lu!t~ th experiepfo with to protect against their had not fixed any definite dare i sed Gov. A , it , rendered the sophpmores o« - " ‘ , | which De Schauensegfprepares to : would Tike to bring one|for completing the drive. It wiil ¥ ential nomination, i not un elve into a little Kitown section | |back to Philadelphia with me.” |be continued until all business tentd afll . Street surthces were | ally. slve them gh sriunity ——"?"*— i i run the rock «irillg and hoth Mize | NEW DEAL FOR" ANIMALS 3 | of southeast Asia. He is an orni-| & De Schaunse 1d Smith, wm.;mmses andl every prospective likely that the Territorlal conven-| ..oy .n6d hy streams. On lower | ;‘“" W"“)l;';, NI“" “_"”5;;““‘."“"‘”” 1! Froft, street, by the Juneau Cold [and Ashby can s’xgn the machin: | IN GEOGRAPHICAL Z00 | tholagist of note. e “.m to spend about 6 months member of the Chamber haye S Supp ng his ca acy ' 3 Co , ¢ (e and drill aroun® in the tunnel| : lin Siam, will leave here soon for|been interviewed. The Chamber e i Y with [1ike a “roughmeck” miner. Miza| BERLIN, Jan. 17.—Animals in pryone thinks of @himese! gun mom oo, eom there thay has fixed ita jgoal for $6,000 ana i hanr e EXCESSIVE RAINFALL |cing end water overt "' s also turning oyt for basketbali{captivity are to be given a new | twins and white clepliants when | 0 ke {sa and water overfl ( onto |18 8lsc 1 ) first " ‘ | will go to China by way of the hopes to boost its membership i | e S £ kit Tihg . playing on the Reserve|deal at Munich, where the firs they speak of. Siam,” says De| : o 3 | the street inundating the road-{and is . v ot by g . Two bEx orers ol aladel- ‘ ol : Hawaifan Islands, and théhce to, from 215, the number enrolled las: STOPS DURING NIGHT i 1 sy @ oo Resreliesl st M ey O p el 8 Stam s D awalian iands, 2nd tndhce to| (om 315, the g ket o work Jifmte Cofiners, ftreshman fconstructed. g phia Going to Slam, {like to bring back a white ele- Wity Bérthraiks | Atter more than two days o in Business Administration, has| The custom of exhibiting the 6 Months' Tl‘lp | phant, but they all belong to the | ALASKAN SNOwW CoV: | king, and are held agked. We will| ER heavy and almost incessant ram. wor® the coveted -position on the |various species of wild and do-| 4 it stopped early this morning J . DEL,ANEY T0 BE .| Varsity I).lskmh.x!ll squad. He 15 !mestic animals according to types s lask his permissiof’ to capture RETUR'!'_'iGV ety L ! Wb when the temperature dropped | 4 ELKS’ LODCGE GUEST | now nere with the team and has|or families’ will be disregarded.| PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 17.—|one, but I doubt if we can get SRR LR The follguing Suguite as s several degrees and put a thi — e & good acalint of Mimselt|Bengel, Affican: and Manchuriat|fuwo young Philadelphia. @xplor-| !'But there are more-important| wdt %o TSR CERTRY BUTYAR on the greund: were veportel fop coating of snow on the ground.| Ji J. Delaney, District Depuiv in every game. Jifnmie is a “livo-[lions will not occupy cages Rext|ops wjil call on the King of Siam things in Siam than white ele-| ... nhum‘-d o HM“"- a L": yl',‘tever‘nl Alaskan stations Monday Today there has been practically | Grand Exalted Ruler of the B. P.|wire” and is golg to make ato each other. Imstead, African| . . v anq ask his permission to PIAnts. For instance, it is a bird| g o ot Juneau tonight, "p‘nm*[“ l“"e‘“’"‘“fi January 16, 1928: Beth- § no/precipitation 0. Biks for Alaska will he a visi- | good College record. elephants, zebras and other luun’\umm"e and take home with $hem l,.m‘ugp and within an area of|} . "< W g NL e n;’”n o],.u'inch”; Eagle, 11' inches; ! As a result of slides in Siiver[for gt the regular meeting of the| “Phillip Gault apd Virginia Sel.|from the same continent will havel no " or “his sacred white ele-| ADout 200,000 squareimiles there g, H"”':mn R ‘“‘ L ',”‘!""' Yukow} 18 inches; Nome, 20 ! Bow basin which went into thollocal lodge tomorrow night, it was | mer are registered from Skagway |their quarters in the same sec- lolany re moto thun 1,300 Vatlotfes | Sin Tn pon HENC SOUEA vecon (inches; St. Panl lsand, 12 in- valley and blocked the stream,|anmounced today by Myrvin Sides,|Gault had his freshman work action of the zoo. Wherever they| “mpov are Rodolphe Meyer n.:!"'“" United States has only 700! 1t u'«talml er o ners i |ches :rnn.n;.‘ 19 inchss; Juneau, Gold Creek was running fairly|secrgtary. | Washington State College and isjare not of a type that seeks to|gpn. it oo e “of uroness “De| Varieties, With the exception of N SRS : high yesterday afternoon. Waic',! Agide from this there will be n>|now a sophomoresin the Scho l|devour or destroy the other, they|gipayengee of Par cEivii New Guinea, it is the finest bird| poweseeeeeeeene. - 357 g { which was blocked by the snow,|gpeclal reception for Mr. lh-!:nwy.iuf Mines. He isfa star hockey witl even be permitted to roam|yiiga . Toland « Hlader collecting spot in the world.” ! i fcame down when the snow dam |Mr. Sides said. Ho urged that|player and kept i condition dur|about within the same enclosure.| s, ani Tyson Smith i Ry L STOCK UP AGAIN ON ANNED GOODS broke and the high water mark!all members he present to meet|ing the Chrigtmas holidays by| The directors of the Munich| ™ pu¢Shite elephants, ac siabitions B brikg: 8ck ‘o spects| ‘:;i‘:uzn:h,‘l-':;" yesterday. afternoo | the visiting deputy. H'mmllllinq(n"mn] ll‘t,\ulh.w:. u:n‘mwjmu In‘,!lln\'e that this lsr . ml\_::;: N Behaneriee Wit be i, AR AR g [ Two Cans FREE in Every Dozen y e or the. College., Virginia Selmer more humane A way of deatniondary consideration, and neith-| = “They are far more deadly “hief Police Gelehe! r | is registe e E s rages! X | y i Bt ot Falie Galanil tpon EAGLES WILL MEET | registered n Home Bconomics|with beasts in caplivity. CRECSir iho capturo of one nor thelthan the Indian cobra, and of Fruit and Vegetables i A iR . | {and is making a splendid record. will be abolished as far as DOS-iyjng's permission to bring it|understand it, will attac banks a little near Willoughhy| IN JUNEAU TOMORROW She has lately been engaged in a sible. It is hoped that breeding | by ,] i \ i { o i | 4 A q T s Alotated W | e < 1E ey i s | Bome will be quite as u.u[uf\u\g‘.n ght without provocation. | 2z = DS a0 inehorioe Hocated ) i eV 00 ) ey of S Sprimary | Rohios] in " eaptivity. will: be enooy 82| 45 the capture of a two-horned| he Siamese hold them sacred | s ";ll::{n“l;:u:‘lh::::“ ;;('}:"inhul“w‘v “l;u!lgld;' Aeric n. 3"r|\l|:|l?t work in the local schools by this system. famese rhinoceros. lana will not kill them, and as a PHONE 174 amage creek has been|Order of Hagles, hold the - ey e T | Tw editions into Brazil,' res ¢ have been known { reported. The ¢ity force has been | regular monthly meeting in Ju DOUGLAS MAN ILL 1< Por A8t clase uroedmaling deit| . No. exveditions | into Brasil; Yesiib ey BEEE JIEAL NS kept on its (oes in answer ‘o|neau tomorrow evening in the 2 37 Mrs. Lawrence. Phone 1534. adv. calls from houses where baso-|Odd Fellows hall. Of consider-| B. T. Cashel, Douglas man, L — ments were being flooded and ii|able interest to the meeting will | tered the St. Ann's hospital ye was necessary to dig ditches to|be the rejoining with the Order|terday and this morning under carry off the water. “Severuljof a number of former old time|went a major operation. C'L‘T T”IE Il/“"T | husiness houses reported water | members, residents of Junean who $ coming into buildings yesterday |have for years been holding witl |Leon ol permanent wave, $12.50.:5 mygqe with us. It will pay and one such place had.d streara|drawal cards from their former | Fern Heauty Parlor. —-adv. § vou. We will do all we can flowing through it this morning. | Aeries. Wednesday's meeting wul |~ 375 A G s S within our power and within Reports of slides on the Thane|begin at 7:30 o'clock, and all visit TAKE IMPROVED reason to please and satisfy . road were not confirmed today.|ing members are espec ially invit you. We think you are boost- Cars are able to travel to Thane, !ed. PINE-TAR AND HONEY : ing your home town when as slides coming off the mountain —— el you trade with us. ‘ failed to reach the highway. On JACK OF ALL TRADES | Mentholated, with Cod Liver Oil 3 ' the Glacier Highway the road i-|Let me do your odd jobs, Phone|Extract.and Buealyptus for relief | Let us have your subscrip- " in fair condition and is not block-|473, John Holler, Prop ad¥. | of Coughs, Colds, Loss of Voice,j: tions for magazines. ed by slides Dbetween here au! i Bronchitis, Hoarseness and affec { the nine mile post, dairymen r¢ tions of Throat and Lungs. HELLAN’S “ported. A few small dirt slides ()nly At have dropped off of high banks . B i oo by drainas: Adlerika PHARMACY . ditches. : Next Door to Graves Store g . 2 ¢ Residents of houses along the Just what you need Phone 33 Free Dollvery O Ou? c 1 creek shore were prepared to 3 A move from their homes yeste: | for that tired day afternoon when dam waters | . & came surging down the creek but 8 | the water went down ' norms 1| (| «BEST COOR IN TOWN” has reauested us to stock Cali/ \ ORK with a happy zip to it; energy left for golf; A pep left for playing with the kids! Just play the levels agaifi/within a short period. | 3 o . fornia Home Brand Catsup—“SEATTLE'S BIGGEST SELL- The Juneau i Depart: i . . . : A (,,‘edc ;ulp;:m,nfa':",:?r:. \ ER.” So we did—Arrived on Admiral Rogers and It is in game fairly with your feet; give them a chance to do their moon {otdig a ditch around the 18 ounce bottles. BEXTRA SPECIAL—3 bottles for S5c. i work without being cramped, pinched and strained — house of Mrs. Steinbeck on Har o AT ) BRGRRT, e and you'll find them boosting you into a new sphere of B Riest A beavy btream otf BUTLER-MAUR® Our Canned Fruit apd Vegetable Specials still on. ity Ve blara somithieg: vou'll have sl ©Calh'rdh etk e 14 DRUG CO SHET all the while, too — the smartest footwear you ever saw. L X A B e O : " GASTINEAU GROCERY Sl | L T changing the course of the creek. When We Sell It | The basement of the Junean Bil-| 1t’s Right PHONE 37 *Healthy, vigorous, comfertable ' Mards was also flooded to a depta|| * fect—in smarsiy styled shoes— An:h s of “more than a foot and the fice! | Free Detivery Phone 134 Pleage remember, we only recommend the best, are assured by wearing truck was used to pump this out.| |Sub Station Post Office No. 1. ff..',’ff.'(‘:u?;d;“ Gravel and sand stopped up sec- = preventssag- tions of the city's drainage sys i —ll | flficl‘i::o:‘t:;:n::l‘e‘u:h.m 7 MED | MORNR — | metatarsal arch; the inner Pt o N P P Bt et i ) | i s ANNOUNCEMENT ol croswiae prevents plnching | f features are patented; they We have been appointed distributors in Southeastern Alasks, mms:chuhm Arch ' {| = for the following lines. This means you buy direct from9 merely e;ecuuol: of nnem::. factory eliminating' Seattle jobbers profit. mw-floflufei’-nm January 16-21 BIRCHFIELD BOILERS 4 10 LBS. SEEDLESS RAISINS $1.00 TRANg ::FSENSJIEI?E%MENT 10 LBS. PRUNES .. B e HART 611, USRI 4 LBS. DRIED APPLES 100§ “LEAD CLAD"” SHEETIRON Quality of Above Goods WE ALSO HANDLE - Gua:'uumd BEST “KOHLER” “STANDARD” “CRANE” PLUMBING FIXTURES. E BROTHERS . 'GEO. B. RI Front Street . Plumbing . Oil Burners "‘l fll you in ldmm 'm.t hb ey l il bl f AL .m&.‘.- i and lazy 2 " 2 feeling - = o,