The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 1, 1928, Page 8

. THOMPSON AND COHORTS OPEN. LOWDEN FIGHT Dl‘a(t C(w{i;jg' Movement i Chicago Seen as Move Against Gov. Lowden veau Women !wislin;z in Sale of Fish ty ntion and er lemand f Al and not right manding women! created CHICAGO. Mayc : i uppor A of mneau partia women 1 solution 3,000 on-Crowe problem Mrs. H. M Winther jous fish but and luet 1 ean gro u.qh n JIH‘ Mrs Count launched to of ir n..v.l. \ and th ] new prod wand plank in tl Republican anti-pron Cook Cou form the stead the Fedo enti First” and inland wa tained demand for IHino agai t States elent Some the “draf plan whereby gain control of plat 1 denounced the Wo Court an It dema } b & nact contrp flood system also Home prot Unite mover It pinion of miner terwa [ that a survey of Rule t regarded in compliance United St that might b as ent claim voleir refu work f the nvinced 1 I re 11 of the to law ¢ R not th politica « that £ rroneous Is Improvement mining claim which obvious!: in In Riehen it was held clearing claim to fa Survey provement nd to aid of the Ore done in mining work a Mayor Kar may e develop t some the that to me v Dav nt 0 used if it convention might wandidate at the could not be ed oul in Thompson effort to cc tility tows Frank 0. Lowden of is making an active campaign for the Republican Presidential nomiwation. If Thompson were suceessful in putting over the draft Coolidge plan, it might prevent an Illinois delegation be- ing sent to Kansas City pledged to Gov. Lowden. e CIRCUIT COURT MAKES RULING MINING ISSUES (Continued Trom I’ug(- Ono) 6 tha work brush from the 1 the hecame tha [ connection apparent Conlid point that a conver drafted thi has .l his political ho former Governor 1linois, who 15 e ther deemed h v cou rec charge the a to annual assessment work work were but temporarily pended and was intended resumed in a reasonable time, if structures which would be quired when the work sumed were likely to be lost if not cared for. That decision in- volves a construction of the law more liberal than that which ‘s claimed by the appellee in the case at bar, for a survey of mining claim clearly in the na ture of a permanent improvement which tends to facilitate its d2>. velopment and enhance value.” be I the sment Cal the a Hunt, gnized ges of e ve wde any never ma A i atchman if the su to and re; to KETCHIKAN BOAT IN PORT FOR HERRING M. Arnold, Capt. J. H the New Bngland Fish Company, arrived in port last eve ning from Ketchikan and this morning loaded 30 tons, or 300 barrels, of herri be taken to the F Cold storage pla kan are which is being taken south today will be sold only to trollers halibut fishermen operating bo: of the smaller types, boat declared. the development of the mining claim for which is designed. Wailes v. Davies, 158 Fed. 667, 670, affirmed Wailed w. Davis, 164 Fed. 397. In M*. Diablo M & M Co b Sawyer 439, 45 $ therefore conclude that when miner does the necessary labor anywhere within his boundaries, upon the surface or below it, the condition of the mining claim as 1o labor has been complied with We cannot hold that he should make no mis that he bound to ascertain at the risk of forfeiture whether he is working con a lode having its apex outside his surface lines.’ Authority Is Exceeded “In the Session Laws of Alaska _ above referred to it is provided that a survey of the claim by a Uniu-xl States Mineral Surveyor may be credited to annual assess- ment work, provided that th credit hall not exceed the re quired ment for one year or improvement The O. Rolie, of I am ple to customers that through the court- esy of the management of George Brothers, Quaiity Store, you may leave orders or pay bills due me adv, D. B. FEMMER, - - ‘We make men's sults for $55 F. WOLLAND, “HERE WE GO——FISH BALLS"” prepared by Mrs. Winthers and Juneau, in the most sanitary way and them to be as high in qualit Try a jar of these with your Mrs. we the 3alls are of recommend These Fish H. M. Subin, + sincerely t of our as merchandise, next order * 40 CENTS PINT JAR— 70 CENTS QUART JAR FISH LOAF MADE TO ORDER We have vacant rooms up over our store GASTINEAU GROCERY PHONE 37 T Quality Merchandise 51.00 90 95 4 cans Idol Grapefruit 4 cans Fancy Maine Corn ... 4 cans Early June Peas . . Fresh Pickled Herring Fresh Home Made Fish Balls MADE IN JUNEAU Every Purchase Guaranteed HOME OF AMOCAT PRODUCTS— Front Street ISTENTLY THE BEST 5| low be | abou! | vhich wil! Keteh' | still out of bait, and this| men on the | Phone 114, |} THE DAILY ALASI(A EMPIRF THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1928. early morn hours HERE on the averag of e IV NOT fe » n or ar 5.2 wind dire GOLD STORAGE BRANCHES 0UT Refrigeration Started in SOLD FOX ASSERTS (|d Plant—More Mach- | hourly velocity prevailing Last Month Averaged 4.9 Degrees Above Normal | southeast —1902-191 ’Wmmel fs 3_2 YEARS VIRGINIA IV N as unable Virginia wa Coast of I e the and ng w v rate Charles M. in the south, short trip to Haines Chilkoot River, x declared he communica with the IV int in the had received nothing * there was any truth in which have heen for several He exp boat here in about two we: said today - - 'ROGERS HERE AND 1d Siberian to op .ln repre Jugt| who is now on | from a clup the | M 1o {in ginia but yt | dicz u ing the he pedy . ative was in i has 1 mthly issued today off by sts 8¢ to it average s above the rmal. The reached the month on t m., when a was 1 its luring 2:00 p. red th the: | Feb-| registe and 20 degrees, on previous warmest those of 1902 mean temperatures and degr The mes The were teamer Admiral Rogers, Landstrom, arrived in the Triangle Tour at last evening with lowing passengers for Jack Tritt, H. B. Carbray, off and one steerage. Those leav on when sailed for of| S | Prank from o'clock 35.7 degr extre for spectively June w 190 1 in February precipitation 1917 for the ar 6.0 15 below zerc The total 'nnu'h was h above the | tation occurred | compared { The total | was 6.9 inches, the Seattle inches, normal Precipi | 18 da normal for she on a a1l for Seattle—Adam Aber, Florence J. Craiz and son, W. E. Kilroy and 14 | lows month | George 5 inches be |Mrs. O the normal the station | Rhodes, | elevation (203 feet), thers were| Woods only three days with 1.0 inch or| For Petersburg | more of the ground, a Gill, L. M. Carri against an average of 19, Ther» Mr. and Mrs, G. L. was no snow on the ground Wilde and Oliver the close of the month. Ketchikan-—Joseph M There were six clear days H. Doyle and R. E. partly cloudy, and twen days during the month. Out of a ssible of 281.7 hours, the sun ne totalled hours, 2 per I low the February average. The times of sunrise, sunset, and the continue their offices in the total number of possible hours of National Bank building to sunshine for the 1st, 15th, and)Allen Shattuck’s insurance 29th, for an unobstructed horizon,|was moved, Mr. Bothwell ) respectively, as follows: | nounced today. |8:07 a houts i s 34 a hours For first class French hours ! Cleaning call up Capital ses on an average of|Works, C. Meldner, professio 214 minutes earlier each day, and |cleaner and dyer. sets 2% minutes later, making @ total of 5 minutes of additional| | possible sunshine each day. | | "rhe average relative humid |at 4 a. m. was 87 per cent; at noon, 78 per cent; and at 4. p m 78 per cent. Auroras were with of snowli the J A. Nelson, L Paul bott, | Evelyn | for three | Paul cloudy | castle. e woon at Mo e sh or t A. Van Mavern and Milt well, comme il brokers, per cen The ¢ | Health Ore 9 What Is It? during observed SWEET-ODOR-HOME | | ; 2 N Come in and let |A very convenient incence for | us explain the home. It takes the place of a houquet of flowers. BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. When We Sell It It's Right SRIr Free Dellvery Sub Station Post Office No. -—-— New Footwear For the Junior Prom The “Annette” £3: One of the new Spring models just received in Patent Leather with dress heel. Priced at $8.50 T snzana Other patterns from $6.00 up GOLDSTEI NS EMP( snon QEPARTMWIQ . £ o to ver hi oif Fo Dudden returnad an heer u i circula* ek Cay po 1 the fo SCUTH LAST NIGHT | Georee r oa Big an steamer | 1 wayports at midnight were as fol | Varg Palmer, ! Albert |} | lose w Ah Rich, Wilde: | Company’s ore, - BROKERS KEEP OFFICE Dry Dye | —ad MU= Phone 134 1 L TR e T T e e L e L L Lkl b it | pond, Both wi Firsi | where office 1 | inery for New Building Notwithstanding low prices halibut at the opening of the fish ng son over the entire Pa- cific Coast, the Juneau Cold Stor age Company, in anticipation a husy yranching under of Wallis seas out the George, its presiden overhan me the was begun_this Follow a complete of the old refrigeratior ing in prepa g of the Haz Edwards, which i with 200 b frozen in City Wharf id the working exceeding! In the new started | installation a th | Morse the late mechanism used in weighing I | auantities. weights a used in taking measurements, the cale being the type with a clock like face and automatic hand. On the face of the dock another nearly ready for opera- he of com Fra this after of herrin quarters due rels the building old plant y well plant work on the Fairbanks weighi o be the was several of scale, No loose is | tion, and built in order that boats may as little time possible when they in large numbers with their catches Miss Mamie Feusi took the stenographer's position in this week, increase of business the influx of fish Herring sufficient to fill thousand barrels are now swim ming around in the Tee Harbor Mr. George announced to day, and all of this bait is under the control the Juneau Cold Storage Company With this here come the lowing an caused by three {amount of fresh bait on hand and | » amount remaining frozen ||| the storage rooms here there is little chance of a bait shortage | occurring for some time. —. Advertising aiways pavs. Tise the columns of The Pmn(r‘ RUBBER SALE 25 Per Cent Discount all Rubber Goods such Hot Water . Bottles, i Packs, Syringes, ete. Sale | lis to make room for our i early Spring stock. Special i for one week only. See Our Window HELLAN’S PHARMACY ¢ Next Door to Graves Store Phone 33 Free Delivery on as on the third one to be erected, i over | fol- | il ever, Ice ;| ilengaged in i/his duties, at the local office of {ithe Commission. i|the winter trail through the Kus- e GARDEN CLUB JUNIOR PROM TO HOLD NEXT = ON TOMORROW MEETING MAR. 9Class & 529 % Prisint lom.nen! Social Func- tion in Elks’ Hall The Junior Prom of the Class of 1929, given by the third-year students of the Juneau High ‘hool, will be presented tomor- row evening starting at 9 |o’clock in the Elks’ Hall, with music furnished by the Moon- light Serenaders. Committees have been working for several weeks on plans for |the annual affair, one of the big The hooks on gardening which [focial functions presented by the iwere ordered recently for Club|Juneau schools. Program were WASHINGTON, March 1—What|members have arrived and are in|printed several days ago, and really for at last be-|the hands of J. W. Liever, vice-|have listed in them tweénty ing realized, thanks to the French |president, for distribution, and|dances and four extras. police |anyone wishing copies may iu-| James Orme is President of the Criminals may disguise them |form him. class and is chairman of the selves with false eyebrows, gold| The books are as follows 1-)general committee on which the teeth, derby hats and distorted fa |ventures in My Garden,” Wilder: | following are serving: James cial expressions. They may eve:|“Making of a Flower Garden,”|Ramsay, John Meggit, Gladys desperately burn away fa-, Bennett; “Manual of Gardening,”|Naghel, Helen Woods, Brian Har- mous clues to identit “Book of Home Garden,” 3ail land and Einar Jackson. gerprintz. But the 1le (uu “Flowering Trees and Arrangements for the dance detective tiptoes around for Shrubs, Macself; “Lan 2| have been under the direction of sidewise look, and there are xh Gardening,’ augh, the presideat and his committee ame old boldly displaying ———————— and Miss Janice Lowe, advisor characteristic curves, angles, siz « i of the class. A speefal 1 o'clock |and proportions, {Japan to Spend ferry has been promised by the The fact that right and left ears | $100,000 in U commifgt to return Island danc- the same individual are some- | ers to their homes t the con Loronalwn Autos! clusion of the afrair. Members of the class are eably diiterent adds to| :» of the clue TOKYO, March 1--Some Ameri James Orme, Jam y, Alex Kiloh, Alex Stur- Drv Agents May Rmd an automobile manufacturer will Einar Jackson, Carl Jen- play @ more or less silent part in Under Old Revenue Law {\." “veat Japanese coronation |sen. William Norton, John Meg | ceremonies which will be held in|8it, George Hall, Helen Woods, next November. |Gladys Naghel, William § ‘Mun:.nw Stanyar, Robert The Imperial Coronation Com {mission has announced its inten |SOner and Hl‘nn Harly L Pl | LADIES’ DAY AT C. GF C. LUNCHEON Kellogg Gives France Pointer ()n Treaty \\'A&lll\( TON, March 1 Secretary of State Kellogg has informed the French Govern- | ment he does mnot construe Fran obligations, under the League of Nation's mem- bership, as a bar for that na tion joining this and other world powers in a treaty out lawing war. | | [ | | Regular Meetmg Tomor- row Postponed Ac- 1 count Junior Prom | \ the Ju been The regular neau Garden held tomorrow {has been of next | count of | tomorrow, meeting of Club to have night, March postponed until Friday week, March 9, on the Junior Prom bel it announced ac- French Discover Yew Use for Ears ~_ o - it In Crime DoturlmnI' i was to- 1 it | of . | | i [ rock, WASHINGTO believing that hibition agents raids under the sd with the ,necessary sear: | warrants, Assistant Secretar Lowman pointed out that rests under the old intern nue act may bhe made warrants, ! A new drive soon is to be made !u;.'uins-l liquor law violators, and! 'so long as the revenue act is on Mmt 1—Whi! the future pro will make th prohibition la k yoto in | roximate cost of 200,000 yen, fo, |the especial use of distinguishail reve- [ foreign visitors to the enmthrona- without | ment. This means that about 100,600 from Japan will find its way into the treasury of the com- pany that wins the order. The commission trying to decide (the statute books, Mr. Lowmanl|yjon the make of machine to be §a his agents may use their!cpogen. own discretion in adopting the i i {law most applicable to each in CYGAN IN PORT dividual case. He added that all| agents have been warned, how. to treat courteously persons! encounter in making “the! has ar Ladies' Day tomorrow at th» Chamber of Commerce Inncheon in the display rooms of the Al- aska Electric Light and Power Company shop, promises to be an interesting event according to jthe program outlined. The ar- |rangements for the program are |entirely under the direction of | the ladies. ! The musical numbers of the program will be singing by the High School Girls’ Glee Club and a solo by Sam Ritter who will sing “Just a Wearin’ For You" (Carrie Jacob Bond). There will be several other numbers which i it is said are being withheld as Old papers for sale at The Kmpire ~surprises. is United States Coast Boat Cygan, H. C. commanding, arrived port from Ketchikan at 3:15 o'clock yesterday afternoon on a short cruise of Southeastern Alas ka She expects to sail this af- | Carl F. Lottsteldt, Superintend- ternoon or evening for the First ent in the Kuskokwim district,| City. for the Alaska Road Commission, |lett Junean on the steamer Aleu- tign for Seward enroute to the! interior. Lottsfelt has been in {.lunmu since early last month| work connected with The Patrol mann Guard Her- the in raids. ————— LOTTSFELDT LEAVES | | | | ——— o p s P DO YOU KNOW THAT A NEW INDUSTRY HAS STARTED IN JUNEAU? Home Made Fish Balls are delivered to us fresh every day and we are selling them 30 CENTS A PINT GARNICK’S PHONE 174 Prior to coming to Juneaun Lottsfeldt made a survey trip of ) kokwim country, the Alaska Pen- nsula to Kanatak by dog team. el 014 papers for sale at Tho Empire Spring Days call for Crisp New House Frocks Just received a dandy assortment of dainty House Dresses, the individual “Boulevard Frocks” in a cléver array of styles and colors—see our windows. but better still make a visit to our " Dress Department and give them the ““once-over”—all ‘siies from 16 to 52 and prices grouped at $2.75 $3.75 ETTTTT T T Y T T Y T T T R e T R T LT YT I TP E I I I I I T I I T I I T I T T T e Tz 22T I} ] boat brings us New Merchandise of Spring’s latest word ‘in Style, Quality and In- dividuality — so make this department your shopping headquarters for a pleasurable in- spection of Spring’s newest creations.