The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 6, 1928, Page 8

washing it” in a snow bank oa[Juneau about a having made’ = » Secretary, two for nominations Two candidates for delcgatr; !“". trail. i"s“"‘m V|Sl.!l|', ‘ last winter on L FI E HLINGS {for the Fall elections and three{to the Democratic National Con- ! Furs Plentiful [is Way north from a trip to tho Fathers and Sons ifor party offices to be filled at|vention at Houston filed today. P This season is one of the bes.|states. He made his home here A | tiie’ hpstt ot - . . n ! stk 2 L he April primary election. Di-!They weré: John W. Troy, editor HERE AF I ER Ifm' trappi ed fox that has be: 2! i\nl_h ago and has many l; A ME MEE I ING To G:"' TOKel.her M DE ocALLY lvisinnul candidates and the rest{and manager of The Empire, and {known in years in the Kuskokwim | [riends in the city. On February 18 { I. lof the party ticket, it is under-|Jjames McCloskey, former local lcountry, according to Lottstelit.| He has been superintendent in g N {stood, will be filed before the|Chief of Police and pioneer of TRA IL TRIP:S.W- ¢ the Indlan trappers are|the Kuskokwim country for the T T The annual get-together din- | | |filing period closes tomorrefv. |[this city. Four otheér candidates catching as oh as one fox|Alaska Road Commi some er for tithers MY Rong, (i | G | George B. Grigsby, Ketchikan|for delegates and a full list of every day Prices are reported|time and “-m. return this s der the auspices of the Juneau | | attorney, endorsed by the partyaltern cxpected to file gy to be very good. to ('m}llnuv his work. The (']|i-[‘, M R 3 will be held on ' | S g e at its Seward convention, filed|late today or t row. A divi- s“ E K l( k . s A total of 1500 red fux. H'kII‘: upern(lr.m.wl (',nm)i.lt‘h-tl .la:cl sum Alaska ‘Game COmmISSIOH Saturday evening, ,l-‘nbruary;‘ Grigsby Truit! and Others;“‘“ declaration of candidacy for |sional ticket is also expected to pt. in Kuskokwim for/were snipped on the steamer Starr | mer, he said, were the completion 0 F oK 1 18, in Moose Hall. Announce- | | oy 1 | Delegate to Congress. be put in the field hefore the Road Commission Com- [t wanatak of by o ]yt gt (';“:,',;l_ el b ket pens Fourth Annua ment of the date was made ;| Fille Declarations of | jumes s Truiet. Anchorage|filins period ends. 3 ¢ month, Lottsfeldt said, he @ and cons ayy : May Juds | 3 v 118 g : N 'y i it {fletes Winter Inspection |’ tur ampment mads. tromt|of an addionai mile 4na oneha| Meet on Regulations, | }icdes by Souor duteels oot} Candidacy for Office [rerer site SuEmee & Sevara. | D \ - |that point was said to aggregale|to the Little Creek road in tho i 5 Scbut movemeit. i Soneal 1.y . i 3 . N | about $50,000. Ophir mining countty, serving Wih only ‘oie” mefber. ot Fon Gaal. thoss Who ihe Ba g Five Demorx:ullc candidates for James J. (nnr}uru. of this city, It you ,"""“ a good ecarnenter Having completed a dog team the Plume Dredging company and|,iendance, the Alaska Gan iy # oo i bo e ';‘nflice today filed their declara-|endorsed for National Commit-{phone 498. Handy Andy's Shop, trip of 980 miles through toel The country is well filled With| overal smaller operators in the|commissios e BUn [isons, | Are. TOQUGRERN. AtOYTER ‘illnns in the office of Territorial |teeman, filed for that office. A. P. LAGERGREN, Prop. ady Ruskokwim country from Tacotna fur buyers, Lottsfeldt sald, and a|piile Creek district. oniission . today: . DRENSEEUIN] | whiir eyps 'Su0UL TH TAORINL st el e e : it o yodd to Kanatak on the Alaska Penin-|number of comical incldents oo | [ oyefeldt expects before ,,,m,,‘,lf“‘}']”‘ ,1., v“*"jl“}'_‘l in ‘nedbealt | parent with lmjm‘ lfmnr i sula which occupied over a period |cur in their work. Two buyels|i,g for the westward to make a| R, N ,'” which its preseni| | son or some boy whose father | J " v T o s ¢ ja | regulations will be studied in coa-| | is unable to attend the din- of nearly two months, Carl F.|were said to leave Kanatak al|g) ;. to Petersburg with his| . k. orloclad : A Lottsteldt, superintendent of the|the same time with dog teams|).oihor Jirnest Lottsfeldt who h‘:'"‘l:xt";::h‘)‘"':'“‘“r(']l")‘ :"?l‘g‘ndrt’rt:r:- :";‘“r‘-”:nh}llx* ]?‘n:‘v‘ :]h;;i u'l;::v“il ] Alaska Road Commission in the |raciug for the same objective and |y, engincer for the Commission, | jiiiong formulated for recommen-| and attendance has been | dation to the Federal Department of Agriculture for next season. Kuskokwim country, arrived ‘n;unn on discovering his dog team| ncaceq in the Wrangell Nar- Juneaw on the steamer Alameca|was bested by that of his com-|,,we proje | growing with each succeeding ar. YOUR CHOICE 4o spend the next three weeks in| petitor returned to Kanatak, got s el Long il R i R compiling his report for the Com-|into a poker ga: with a panty 0 R T Q Lo pary in ByendRee ‘> : mission. Lottsfeldt made an ia-|of men, including trappers AT THE "01 ELS l. 1u_ll'tlm;. lhl:ml.r‘;n‘.lu l(;-",(:v rep- : T spection of winter trails and shel-|whom he had purchased fu Gastineau resentative the rst Division, | recommendations, are invited (o .| B Bremnan: W. H. Chase, Cor.|J. C. Widstead, Second Division, |be present at the hours announced | dovar O Lottsteldt. Taliotna: | Dr. W. H. Chase. Third Division: [ for public hearings. b L. Anderson; Mrs. C. J. Apn. and H. W. Terhune, Secretary anll e first day or two are expect- at Oom ut lt strong, Tenakec; Richard Wake.|Executive Officer of the Board.|eq to:he occupied largely with | when | lin, Seattle; Mrs. Johnston; Jamcs | IIving McK. Reed, Fourth Divi-routine matters, - consideration of | over an|L. Freeburn, Chichagof; Chick |dion member, was delayed enrout:| vpjtten communications, etc. Sev- ter bins constructed by the)won a large sum of money Commission in the Kuskokwim|which was the amoun and is the first official to undei-|paid the trappers for th take such a mission in the past; Two other buyer three years. He was ucrompamndl'mil togeth on the trip by Lars Indegard. ifferences @ I ) A 2 7 "t s ’ Winter Work .. One had two axes while the[Ashby; E. E. Mead, Point Re-{by a tieup of rail facilities but|..a) changes in existing regule-| The chief work which claim:d|other had none and the buyer|treat; S. Jacobsen. | will arrive by February 15, before | fjons and one or two changes i Lottsfeldt’s attention. was the re-|who possessed the necessary tr Alaskan le’ session P.nlla', ¢ the law have been recommended | Y | Jocation of a 36-mile winter trail implements sold one to his com L. C. Suby, Miami, lnlvxlw hearings will be l\eldl b\' and will be made public as the _between Flat and Holy Cross. He|panion for $10, the original cost| Clarence K. Smith, 1./ the Commission for the next eigitt|,y, giscussed during the meetin o i Clari, | days, February 7 to 14, inclusive, and Indegard also placed mile!p; ag been §2.50. A fight among| Anderson, city; Ruby ;s i o T T ' posts on the Nenana-Flat mail|their dogs finally terminated what| Warm Springs Bay; 1. Ragnon, | It announced by Secreter\ ‘N"m Mg e, route from Telida to Flat. | might have resulted in a similar|Hoonah: John Vavalis, Tenakee; [T These will be from 1:30 )} i ; Four new shelter cabins werc|fray between the two men, ac-|G. Jourdan, Tenakee; J. Jourdar, ) S and S ! 1‘ My price complete bath room outfit constructed in the Kuskokwim |cording to the story Tenakee 0 g b, wnper 2 54 i | q p | country last fall; one on the Idita-| [t was said that on another oc- s Commission in person to mak ETHERE IS A REASON}! ! (I". O. B. Seattle) $68.90 rod-Bhagluk trail at the Littie|casion a fur buyer who precedel| Louis Anderson, Cordova. e T g ¢ & ' Yetna River, the second at thelganother on the trail told the Ta- il i vy ! ; g Latest mail order house price (F. O. Foothills on the Tuliksak-Bear | dians as' he passed along that the | APENTION L. 0. 0. M. NO. 700 \% | ¥roplt. W0 heright AegRrion B. Seattle) » Creek trall and the third and|man following him was a prohibl-{""Aj) ‘members are urged to be A 2 advertised have repeated | fourth on the trail between Apo-|tion agent with the result that the |, ecent at 8:00 p. m. as we are orrialy e kak Station and Quinhagak. Inglans took to the hills and (1*entertaining the B. P. O. B! L Differende’ = x. L $ 155 ! The winter trails and the shel-|unfortunate and unenlightened|iymmeqiately after lodge is over.| E i i i ter cabins are all in good shaps|puyer had difficulty in securing ady'l ! { Joods still on sale except Palm. i § E AV ' Lottsteldt said. even dog feed, let along a cargd o | N ,o“u Soap axi Woel. Soapll For $1.55 I give you your choice of “Standard,” 7 f furs. ! y | GO 99 “ 0 e et Long Trip - oldt has been absent from T sold out — new shipment on | Crane” or “Kohler” Fixtures degard lett Ta | 10U NEW LIFE | . Lottsfeldt and Indegard le il vy 5 I : i Sext boat! i s ; 5 ¢otna November 30 last and fol e N 5 Largest Stock in Alaska to Choose From lowed the regular lrnil1 ucrunT i » J{WINE TONIC BITTERS N i " country, going through Flat and i ‘RS i 4 * e River to Paimute, across the port-|i " rolks | BUILDER S 3 concentrated attention. Folks S i to Kaltshak on the Kuskok-ji ., ..o"5i51qe of Juneau will | . 3 | ¥ » wim River. From that point the{ FWE o0 05 tifed it they Made iron&]pnrn California AR < 1 AR g Praii trail goes down the Kuskokwin A st R d ne S umbing i urners eatin River o Bethel thence aloug tho || Y1l addzess thewr orters | BUTLER-MAURO anttary | : s “I tell yon in advance what job will cost” coast to Good News Bay, on 10{f 5,00y just try us and we e tieuce o Nekek ‘;"! think you will do it again. the Alaska Peninsula, knnRi b _‘: Memo: Valentines, Tide up the Ugagu u‘:e:{ s { Tables, Prescriptions, Maga- hgrl:zzn.nn::trlol::c:re mm‘le‘ zine subscriptions and every- atak wl . with the steamer Starr for Sew-! thing DRUG CO. [ When We Sel It Grocery | It's Right t Free Delivery Phone 134 Sub Station Post Office No. 1. R S i e, S ————. | ard. ached Kanatak Janu- o H aly Sy 17 Onvistmas Day, Lot | HELLAN'S |Ii e e eldt d Indegard spent in 2| i ; ;#vr.:lblnnon Indian lu;erq. be- .PHARMACY : The Ne ween Good News Bay an uin- ':I'I ! i : zz’ k. 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