The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 5, 1928, Page 8

8 MAJ. GILLETTE RFTURNS FROM TRAIL SURVEY Inspected Mintes: Trai Fairbanks-Livengood on Dog Team Trip THE DAILY ALASKA EMP IRE, MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1928. as, 21; McNaughton, 20; Redling-fwho maintains a display room shafer, 20; Carter, 21; Raddle, 12;|in the building, were practicaiiy Pulver, 18, undamaged, his losses being ap-| Dr. W. W. Council and M. H.| proximately $100, he said, covere l| Truesdell led in the regular shoot,! by insurance. The building was| of bylaws for the club and to recommend a name for the or ganization. This committee will| report this evening and permam-u" |officers will be elected. | Circular letters were sent ou' : - X {last week to all who attended the {previous meeting of the group. to many other local radio IWILEY ON WAY TO CHILKAT DISTRICT Her $100 Corset 1 w regular | | ana owners. All who are interested in the movement for better recep | tion are urged to attend this eve | nting. ! — e SHELDON WILL TALK BEFORE LOCAL P.-T.A dent to Make Address Tomorrow Night |Value of Local Prodicts Exported Under Normal —Loss Mainly Copper 17; | | | | 17; Major Donglas H gineer of the Alaska Road Com mission, returned to Juneau the steamer Admiral Watson from Seward He has from his local headquarters the! past several weeks on trip of inspection of winter trails main- | tained in the I district Gillette, en Alaskan products for Fohrnnry" shipped to the States worth | 19, according to the month- | statement issued today by Col- of Customs J. C. McBride. | was about $300,000 below | |the normal average for thel month, the shortage being caused % | by a decline in the quantity ot | Prominent :r ore shipped from Cordova. | value of copper shipments was but $249 was $472,704 less than| the same metal in February,! Robert E. Sheldon, prominent 1927. The average monthly value resident of Fairbanks, of the M of .copper is about $750,000. Last | Kinley Park Transportation Com month's decrease was the result!pany and Representative from the of tieups on the Copper River &!Fourth Division to the Territorial Northwestein Railroad from ‘ Legislature, will address the mem snowslides. bers of the Juneau Parent-Teaci Other Products Normal er Association at the regula: Shipments of other commodi-!meeting of the organization to ties for the month were about by L. F. Morris special event at morning at the Gun Club, by 21 birds, |over Dr. W. W. Council's team. ' The score of the former was 178 |and of the latter 157. Fire, originating the rear of Dr. Council and his team will|the small building adjoining ti: be hosts to the winners at a din- [old opera house on Second Street, ner to be given tomorrow night, |called out the Fire Department ot March 6, at 30 o'clock at the[9:45 o'clock this morning. Forget-Me-Not Tea Room. A defective flue caused tho Sixteen members of the club, [blaze, which burned a hole in the |all men, took part in the special |roof and around the chimney be- event, eight on each team. | fore extinguished. Quick work by The participants and the scores |the Firemen saved the buildinz made by cach were as follows: |from probable further damage, for Morris, 23; Truesdell, 24; Cole,{a strong wind was fanning the 24; Barnes, 21; Maycock, 19; Mas- | flames when they arrived. | |cie, 22; Goldstein, Sarr, 22 Council, morrow night in the auditorium | -— led bird inday team The the - |FIRE THIS MORNING DOES LITTLE HARM | won " the { Juneau on shoot been sent the ha lector This 18 a Fairbanks by the Commissibn Major Gillette made a trip by | dog team over the trail from Dun bar to Livengood and from the latter point to Olnes. The Dun- bar-Livengood trail, under main tenance by the Commission, is in good condition, Major Gillette said The Livengood-Olnes trail is abandoned and used chiefly by trappers. The weather conditions in the interior have modified consider- ably within the past two or three we Major Gillette said. month | which preceeded the special event.| damaged slightly, and was not in-| R. A. Wiley, promlnent Alaskas Each broke 25 birds straight,!sured. Mrs. Anna Winn is owner|mining man, arrived in Juneau on SHU“T EVENT‘ Scores made at the ——— | will leave tonight on the mail shoot were as follow: 'mGE CROWD DRAWN | boat Margnita for Haines. ris, 24; Laurie, 23; Maycock, 23; BY LEGION AFFAIR for a number of years in copper Winners by 21 Blrds at|Sorri, 23; McNaughton, 22; Cole. SR | properties in the Rainy Hollow cie, 21; C. Goldstein, 21; “|tend an American Legion social|cently disposed of, is going to th —Losers Dinner Hosts |20: Sarr, 19; Waterude, for ex-service men, filled the Dug-| Ubper Chilkat river district to s jand, 16, at the second mixer given this!eXpects to return to Juneau with r. |in a short time and will probably |ing the evening amid merriment|later in the season. {and excitement. Music was fu Mr. Wiley is interested in {the Juneau Billiards, which w:|Just come from that district idonated the Legionnaires for the,far as is known, he said, no op. | treshments were served, and the|Properties this summe; social ended early Sunday morn-| - — lent time was enjoyed. e WINS SPECIAL | making a perfect record. of the hurirllliug, |the steamer Admiral Watson and Trueedell, 25; Council, 25; Mor- | M Wiley, who was interested Gun. Club’ Shoot Sundny 22; Thomas, 21; Barmes, 21; Mas:| One of the largest crowds to a:.|district near Haines, which he re- lingshafer, 17; Carter, out to capacity Saturday evening|look over gold placer ground. i Many games were played dur.|80 to the Chilkat river distric | nished by the large phonograph of ga oil properties and ievening. Towards midnight re.|erations will be carried on at the ing, everyone declaring an excel AMERICA FIRST RETURNS which CROWN ARMY | | The America First, Capt. John Haho, arrived in port from Peters- 'huru and wayports last evening, | Several thousand dollars’ “‘(!n'()\!:]:::l ;~rl‘|""]k\z:’,(]’;‘[ ,rl:‘,’,:‘ !r:.:t‘:-‘:-sl;{ufl: |of dresses and other goods be-'yon i lom- | longing to Jack Tritt, lesman, g y . { & 9 Laurie, The Chatanika road, which has been closed by snow through the winter months not yet open and traffic from Fairbanks to Chatanika is by way of The Alas | | salmc normal The value of fisheries products was $369,426 “anned ipments were worth and halibut $102,259 Furs continued to show up $180 of the public school. Mr. Sheldon, who came sou‘n| from Fairbanks recently, on hi way to Ketchikan to attend t annual convention of the Pionee SWEET-ODOR-HOME } A very convenient incence for, SHIRTS Fresh Ranch Eggs of Alaska, has just returned Juneau from pleasure trip Skagway and Haines where visited th old friends. | ka Railroad branch line The : road was ki open last by the Fairbanks Exploration | Company, but its operations thi winter did not ant road tray eling, the Major said Major Gillette was delayed two or three days at Seward enrjure north by the tie up on the road on account of snow near Tunnel and was delayed days on the return trip south the reason S 3o ANNUAL MEZETING A R. C. SUPTS. BE IN SESSIGN SOON The annual meeting of the su erintendents in Alaska with the officers and engineers of the Ala ka Road Commission will be held in Juneau within the next two or| b b three weeks, according to M)l)‘,rlGA5lll\:Au 0. HOUSES Douglas H. Gillette, engineer of-| ficer. Major Malcolm Elliott, BRON, ORENK . 0COLRIER president of the commission, is w " ' expected to leave Seattle next For the first time in a number Saturday, March 10, for Juncau|©f Years the three houses owned S wilt préatds ovar \resmesting {by the Alaska Gastineau Mining All plans for the season's oper.| COMPany near Salmon Creek on ations in various parts of the ter.|the Glacier Highway, on the Pow- ritory are about completed and “"Ni“'“’“‘ "“}; FHUGLAR ounapin tentative programs, pending on( Mr- and Mrs. J. Woodford live the annual appropriation, have I One house, Mr. Woodford being been outlined to be taken up for | COMPAny representative at the Salmon Creek property. discussion. ot Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Cheyne The conference ke thetr 1 : b B seaveral dsys. make their home in another of the houses and the third is now ENTERTAINMENT OF (i qiiis, ™ M o M MOOSE ON TONIGHT| Mr. Cheyne is in the local of- All Women of Mooscheart, Lo |fice of the U. §. Biological Sur. glon, and wives of Moose mem.|YeY and Mr. Talmadge is captain bers are invited to attend the en. pOf the Biological Survey vessel tertainment starting at 9 o'clock | D¢ Otter: this evening under the auspices of the Moose Lodge, No. 700, of RPey s . B ik L Repeating previous perform- {ances, the outer one-third of d A novel & entertainment, some- N . B rock dump extending into the ba thing different is promised by uw!n_“m vl oo SRS R committee in charge of the affair. i Refreshments will be sorved the | ProPerty. sottled some feet lo . jer into the channel Satur Buests. |night. But little of the dumy|® TS50 slid completely under the water !‘suri’m-m I)Iu'l 1-|n(irq- :w(‘li::lu merel: | RADIO GWNERS WILL Health Ore MEET THIS EVENING settling noticeably lower in the | water. | N i Local radio owners will' meet P i for the second time this year in . | | the Council Chambers of the {|Hall at 7:45 o'clock this evening, |it has been announced by J. T. Petrich, secretary. At a meeting held two weeks ago, plans were formulated for | the organization of the club and i| talks were made by radio exper f|concerning the causes of poor r ception. 7. M. Bradford, Trevor Davis and J. W. Leivers were appointed | PBugene Permanent Waves, $15. on a committee to draw up a set American Beauty Parlor. —adv e SPEND YOUR DOLLAR AT HOME” Let Us Say Something About Dollar and Sense Down in a certain town a man went into a store to buy an article and asked the price. It was $3.18. “Good gracious,” said the man. “I can get the same thing from a mail order house for $2. “That's less than it costs me,” said the dealer, “but I'll sell it on the same terms as the mail order house just the same.” “All right,” said the customer. ‘‘You can send it along and charge it to my account.” *“Not on vour life,”” replied the dealer. *No charge accounts, you can’t do business with the mail order houses that way. Fork over the cash. Now two cents for the postage and five cents for the money order.” The customer, inwardly raving, kept his agreement and paid the seven cents. “Now 35 cents ex- pressage.” ‘“Well I'll be ——" he said, but paid it, saying, “Now give it to me and I'll take it home and be done with this foolery.” “Hand it to you? Where do you think you are. You're not in the home town of the mail order house, and you'll have to wait a week.” Whereupon he placed the article on the shelf and put the momey in the cash drawer. *“That makes $3.24, he said. It has cost you six cents more and taken you a week longer to get it then if you had paid my price in the first place.” The Quality of Merchandise we feature—''The Happy Home Brands"—and the prices we give, 18 proof thatswe are cooperating with the community in spending their money at home. | well. The month's exports were | reported at u value of $329,722 Iblue fox leading at $109,11 | Mink was second, 4,924 skins be- |ing shipped with a declared value! Other numbers on the prograw | of $78,602 lto be presented will be fol¥ | List of Continodities * dances by members of the Secon( | The list of commodities shi Grade, a vocal solo hy Mrs. Crys | T ana their value follow tal Snow Jenne and a reading by | Animals ; Miss Theodora Budwin | | curios The main business before th» 1i~‘1.~|| Association will be the nomination Fresh of officers to serve during the (except 192829 school year. Officers w Halibut | be elected at the April meetix Bulnion of the Association and will tak: &1l ortiar over office at the May session CAAREET savons Ahuil. The program tomorrow night | fish) will be followed by refreshments | Bio srved in the Domestic Science Cured or preserved rooms. The members of the com (except . shellfish) mittee on refreshments are: Mr it 3 J. H. Dunn, chairman; Mesdame :ml o . H. W. Terhune, Paul Abbott, H i W. Whitman, Wm. Jensen an? b Wm. Jarman. oo Shellfish— Shrimps Furs and fur-skins: WOMANYS CLUB CARD PARTY TO BE TOMORROW Beaver Blue Fox . Silver or Black Fox Red Fox White Fox ... Mink The card party to be given by Muskrat the Juneau Woman’s Club has All other been changed to tomorrow night, Oh6, IaNtte 3d Toaulng: March 6, at the American Legion Copper | Dugout, it was announced today. Lead The previous date was for March Trophi 10 and the change has heen made ko, on account of the Pioneers' “Days *All other articles of 98" event, to be given March 9 and 10. The card party is for the bene fit of the Childrens’ Playground Fund and proceeds from the party will be turned over to the fand for clearing of the pond beyond Seventh Street, to make it 'inte 48] 4 gwimming pool in the summer " land a skating pond in the winter for the children of Juneau. —————— UNIVERSAL FILM MAN VISITS HERE M. Aparton, ager of the | Universal Film Exchange, Inc., at i Seattle, arrived on the Admiral | Watson from the westward. He {came unorth last week on the {Aleutian on a business trip and went as far as Cordova, returning to Juneau from that point. Mr Aparton may remain in this vi- nity for several day While in { Juneau he is being shown the scenic wonders by John T. Spick- ett, of the Palace. e — JACR OF ALL TRADES Let me @0 your odd jobs. Phone 473, John Holler, Prop. —adv. the home. | . a it wintor Another large shipment of FRESH EGGS Tt takes the place of a bouguet war to arrive tomorrow on Steamship Yukon of flowers. H. S. GRAVES The Clothing Man These eggs are bought direct from farm —at— ! WATCH FOR SPECIAL PRICE for same and frozen shellfish) You might not believe it, but pretty Yvonne Kovar, Parisian dancing favorite, is wearing one of the lingerie corsets that carries a price f $100 Which makes 'em more than their weight in gold! They were especially for Palm Beach we might add that Yvonne the sets very neatly! oy, DO YOU KNOW THAT A NEW INDUSTRY HAS'STARTED IN JUNEAU? Made I'ish Balls are delivered to us fresh cevery day and we are selling them 30 CENTS A PINT GARNICK’S PHONE 174 | I newest | tag worth Home GEORGE BROTHERS Phores 92 and 95 Front Street CONSISTENTLY THE BEST created We fith cor- | | | 109,115 8,230 69,165 770 78,602 3560 J705 61 will be in ses 5, specimens, 1,100 262 Total value of products of Alaska Products of turned . Total value of foreign products $ 962,749 re- 25 46,254 e DOCK DUMP SETTLES Total ments dise n 5 Items included in rticles”—Painting, al skins, $112. value of of ship- merchan- 1 $1,009,051 “All Other $150; Hair- Stationery Sale This week we are selling | { any of our Stationery for | ONE-QUARTER LE: School Tablets for ONE-HALF of the regular price. HELLAN’S PHARMACY ! Next Door to Graves Store l Phone 33 Free Delivery || rm— What Is It? g | Come in and let ii us explain l L] BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. When We Sell It It’s Right Free Delivery Phone 134 Sub Station Post Office No. 1. | | | | | - New Stock of Rugs See Our Windows Approaching Spring turns one’s mind to the new things for the home as well as those to wéar. We ase now prepared to show you a very nice selection of all kinds and sizes of rugs —Wiltons, Axminsters, Brussels, Chinelle and Congoleum. Also stair carpet. ! , COMPLETE INSTALLED - WARM AIR FURNACE This is steel furnace with electric welded joints—NO CHANCE TO LEAK GAS OR SMOKE. Distributes warm air to every room. Ideal for oil burner or coal The new Hart Jr. Oil Burner is noiseless in a hot air furnace GEO. B. RICE Oil Burners : Designs that are new and prices that are right. Let us demonstrate. ASK ANY OF OUR CUSTOMERS GASTINEAU GROCERY PHONE 37 THANK YOU FOR LAST WEEK'S Heating PATRONAGE