The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 30, 1928, Page 8

§ " THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY, MARCH 30 1928. ; | Norway. This st trip| ’ 4 1 ’ it [the Matanuska valley and these|agriculture in the Alaska Agricul.| LUMB R M".I-s [to Europe since. & visit | U IMLCA & 30 Arce llt(’( {foind’'s ‘vendy market . tn)sthe|tural-Collegs And Sligol of Mines | «ith her parents a llsi[.(hhm'mg towns and mining |at Fairbanks. ves and old friends ar t ( . e | l l, relir | camps. Thousands of quarts of| Mr. Higgins will leave \«4“]0“ g Mo B Y I ' er nmu are now grown and con-'ing a rm\ rlaw lhs-rp (nmv1|4H7ll|"“ [] ON 1928 WORK = mzeT TomiGHT e itk SAYS ALBERTS i M‘,’(mi,}‘, A, g Rt e e o the e Ut Co, G4, i The:Junesa farden Gl Ees 2 territory, a large tonnage of food-been employed for some time by [Cr4ay aner g s B o s : Wy % o from Lexington, Ky. would fly Big Year Is Anticipated for @' § oclock tonil Chief Agronomlst Reviews \ I stuffs is shipped into Alaska from |that institution a member of Tok g SHedande 4 the States every year. Many of the stalf of the Farm Crops sec \ "‘,‘I'i kb oo B hen oy Local Corporation- I L Pre i J : Agricultural Conditions | these products for which a high tion in its College of Agricultur Leivers, @ % price is paid n be produced IRPTR N i 0 e ; i L i Col. Lindbergh, who has repeat- Improvements Made X A 't the, fiseting : g in the T(‘rnlory e g L3 T edly expressed a desire to get out H o alk featu t \ ; i chea locally his s itrue es.| o i S Vot the public eye. refused all in- cancern early spring plast . pecially of dairy products in the Alaska Railroad Gives P\ 1€ PUATE o6 TS o, W e and include the following | AN & Y ] Some progress nax been made | rogion along the Alaska Raiload.| Contract for 40,000 |ecd later. b 1 it down 1 ject hoxe hot beds ¢ 4 ‘ i 3 i 1 the agricultural indu “A creamery was established in Major Robertson, one of Lind- the. bustest sen : trame preparation ¢ 3 S i Bl Alaska in the last few year this region last year and is now Tons uf ”ml..'l Coal! 7 e buckere, seid ihs. Goloha Riaory. 1 operatio arden beds. Mem / i 2 8 cording to Dr. H. W }Zh s,| operating successfully, thus creat- et g “"‘H"h i H‘\ ’ next Monday ) afte are 1 to be present o % o 4 Chief Agronomist, U. S. Depart-|ing a market for all the cream ‘¢ aska, Mare o Tokyo and not eve ¢ Bt tor's idlenc According B n the disct of : ¢ > e @R cut of Agriculiure, who is in|that can be produced there, This '\’\\(J:"‘:I’f“\‘:,m ,“"i;]"';” iy ,]: o “,f"‘,m“," ll','| Pser ‘I‘].'K:H, Roy Rutherford, manager hese factors in gardening P X : e ¥ harge of the Government farm|creamery has instilled new spirit st honges s el ot o 1 o 1928 season should prove the big A proposition has been offered W ; & = ok ; experinient stations in the Terri-fand encouragement into the farm-'tha Alg Baiload ti 4he Hean gest the mills have ever had he ' G- for supplyite ! g G S f tory. He arrived here this morn-|ers and has been an incentive 10 jones Coal Company for delivery During the winter months 2 with garden fer r at @ ¢ § SO ) ! ng from his headquagters at Sit-|increase the dairy herds and t0 o 40,000 tons of coal from the |F i€l of Col. Lindbergh say small force has b in the em- cjal rate and all interest v ek it ka and will remain until some-|clear more land mine at Jonesville X 3 the aviator will make a round ploy of the company, making| hear of it by attending the mect-| 8 i e : time next week | Will Be Factor The: Sumthict abaciss conting- [the world trin 18 ‘s Sond. changes and repairs deemed ad-ing tonight. i 2 { If sufficient space can be found| « jculture in Alaska is no crossing the Atlantic and : e : WL o tonai \ : ous operations of the mine with | oufbinco ot i, visable or 1 - : for his headquart th lon in the experimental stage s large increase in the output e L To increase storage space for i S eral and Territorial building toland according to all indications,” ;" The mine is closed at the pres- | They say they bave well ground- RN Su4 - box Shooks which : be erected here, Dr. Alberts said|Dr. Alberts added, “it will be an|ent time but will be opened by ©d information that the trip will must be kept dry after being run f : i i ; ! ; : | . y they will be moved here after the|important factor in the economic/may 1 with an augumented crew, e made this spring, accompanied through the kilns, the 1 ore 5 g 4 - A bullding is constructed. He was|development of the territory. It|The company plans to place the DY Major Thomas G. Lanphicr, b‘;“‘l\”'“" ol ”:'V]“"“‘ 'm,"m” 4 FUH BALLME Twentieth century architecture is to distinguish the Cathedral ""“"""””“"”"“‘ :‘]”'1; ‘l'“”“' ’]"" of | will “‘nl“‘“/“!lll" vopulation which|product in Alaska coast citi ‘:f“fl!” ;""".““”"m' gt - Raltrigae { which was used last year by the it digd e 1 , Bl | Customs J. C. McBride relative|hitherto has had a tendency to be ang supply all Alaska canseries |F1€1d. Michigan. New England Fish Co., has been of the Christ in Cork, Ireland. The above design by Barry Byrne (.~ iis" ana with Commissioner | unsettled milies are settling b taken over by the management of (inset), Chic architect, has been accepted. C¢. H. Flory, of his own depart ‘n. this region, not to stay for 1] : SOA the mill and will be put in use quemi | ;3 ment, relative to the co-ordination|only a short time, but to maka MRS. TRIPP LEAVES | MORE SOAP as soon as operations are begun. | CHICAGO, March 30—The staid| was chosen to lay out the eitics of bureau affairs. permanznt homes.” ot )EC[\LS Today a group of machinists, | oo i old Gothic spires of Irish churches of Vanderhoff and Giscone, Brit| In Transitional Stage Frin here Df. Alberte will'pre-| - Mrs. H. T )p saiied from |} S WEEK carpenters and repair men are at Ao a1 Affaie for Willow|are to have a strange, new type ish Columbia, med o “Alaska has made considerablecoed to the westward and interio:|here on the Admiral Rogers this || Tll‘. E work completing finishing touck > s Held |of, steeple. originated in the|growp of buildings recently added | progress in agricultural develop-|on his annual inspection trip ,,,\.mnmm, enroute to Lincoln, Cail-l 1g 1o Bl o s for the opening next week. He Wielders Will Be He United States, rise amons them. (o the University of Mexi ment in the last few years” said | oxporiment stations at Matanuska, | fornia, where she will spend sev- || 13 Life Buoy Soap ..$ .95 QR i 0 She ity pn in Big Thane Hall Ty, Mir. tho Ohetral e i A Dr. Alberts. “While only small| pairhanks, and Kodiak and fo-,eral months visiting with her|j 14 Sun Light Seap..... 1.00 morning, testing them out, and Christ at Cork, submitted by af areas were cultivated in the Dast|vigits to other sections. During daughter. | i e will be wosking by Womar| rne. anaual Mooso ‘Basepall| Chicago. atehitect, Barry - Brrfe; M Y ATTflRNEY and such crops as potatoes. turihe summer he will make an i) AR W i this ‘:\.Cc!\ peciply, il row or Sunday. given by the L. 0. O. M.|have been accepted. The Byrne nips and vegetables were grown, | ves i NOTICE | & eeK. Dance, : ation of grazing ar and | Considerable dock work was farming is now conducted on & R for its willow wiclders, will be | design is descri by its author | i on the Alaska Penin-| 1 See vindow " i 1 f See our window. done since operations were com-| o T N hing starting | A5 expressive of the entieth arger scale, especially in the in-|uia and some of the Aleutian! A special meecting of Aurora| pleted last fall. In the vards, | “ 7 5 o'clock, in the | century, the Catholic church and terior of the territory. Agricul|rgands, going as far west as)Encampment L 0. 0. F. will i gouth of the mill bufldings, ajyo" & 00 = e America. The Chicagoan claims | ture is in a transitional stage. In-{ Duteh Harbor held in I 0. 0. F. Hall, Juncau, | large area was filled in with |76 B8 00 B0 L G 6 dance | all his designs are original — stead of working only a back| ' New Superintendent Named |Saturday night, March' 3lst, to) HELLAN’S mine tailings, and another sec- |y .4 of the big informal affairs| A magazine article referring m’ NEW YORK, March 30—Mrs.' vard garden and doing the Work| rng ivil Service Commission |cOnfer degrees. Meeting at 7!f s 3 tlon at the northern end of the "0 B 0 ks, and s | Byrne brought him to the atten-|msiher Wilson, big game hunter by hand, larger areas are culti ey lo'clock sharp. PHARMACY mill property is being filled at !y, o, T 0 out-of-town | tion of the bishop of Cork Who and sports woman, yesterday af- ed and tilling and harvesting ma- | the present time. o S invited him to submit plans. The ternoon shot and seriously wound. chinery is brought into use Satendeit of e Pelhasti bk A fieet of mew lumber trucks ““pit G 8 SEN L oxcellent | Irish Cathedral is said to be the|ed her husband, Dallett Wilson,! “Up to this time, our agricul-| fjon Dr. Atberts made known. He has been built during the last| o..o."c). the affair, accord-|first Iuropean Catholic churchian attorney, in the Fifth Aveuue tural exports have been very|gucceeds Dr. (. W. Gasser, who few weeks, while another “taxi™f;, .=, Arthur McKinnon, who is|deslgned by an American. offices of a corporation with light. In 1927, there were export-| yugigned several months ago to has been added to the car force, ;% p. 0o of the dance. All year| AS unusual as is the exterior of |which he is associated. ed from the territory 20 tons of lving the company threo MA- ., ;q jgrge heaters are kept|the structure, with its almost con-| Mrs. Wilson told the officers|wool and 2% tons of vegetahles chines to keep the lumber mov- |y o "0 g to keep it | cealed windows, long sloping roof | she had come from Washington, This is not an indication of what |&— DGR SR o ing from the time it comes off |, o"ury ‘hey the floor remain|and tall columnar steeple, the in-lyhepe she has been living for can be grown, nor an indication the tables until it is stacked inj;,"y50q ghape for dancing. terior will be even stranger 10|uome (ime, to seek reconciliation (of what is being grown fo: home | the yards. | 1f history repeats, the baseball | ¢hurch goers accustomed to the|yiih her husband. She said she|consumption. About 40 tons o ; 4 Approximately 90 men, accord- 1, 1 MSHY TRE e e | deep miched altar, the column!jaq’ jngigted “he stop runuing | wheat were milled at the fion:| | FIRST ATID WEEK ing to Mr. Rutherford, will be i qo¢" rouorgs for dance attend-|lined nave and broken wall line of | yyound with other women.” mills at Fairbanks and the entl Last year when the Moose B0t to work with the "“"‘“‘”'l e A the prevalent Gothic structures.| g Wilson further told the | output of this mill was consume ; B GARVICK’S rave their Thane social the hall| The Cork cathedral interior Will|,,jice she called at her husband's|locally. It is esiimated that 200 Let us tell you what to 1 of the ‘mills on Monday. This . means the sawmill will run full /3050 U L ST : _ | be “without ‘columns, - It Wil be| wico to demand a-settlem@nt of | tons pt-potatoes. were ‘produceil i ol ; i ’ {in | Whic arger than any in Ju Ak T have on hand for 7 force from the opening date, with |neau, was rul. oval and the main altar will ex- (poi0 marital diffieulties and | —————— s (TR " PHONE 174 all departments operating. A special eight-piece orchestra u-_ml far out into lll!' ;\u}llmnmm sald I wanted that we either burns, ete. D e i Three log :muu:s wu-“hm"‘]’;' L tisen engaged to play for the “i::.lrl(uill't:‘\:ij‘gf“if; worshippers almost | e’ o o O divorcedyt R SRR VR scently by Sawyer-Reynolds e | 8 g A S g ’ t 3 in recently \ldance, and the names of the| ™ UL Tl T 000 oo The | P free air at the garage he blew boats, and tied up opposite’ o pere will be announced to- S {We call ana cenver. Phone 528 the sawmill and Alaska Juneau oo 0” myoe will be a ferry | OVer will be l‘:'.r feet h"m,l' or as | pam hquist Press Your Suit. out ail four tires. PP NI'IEIMFR SL ITq docks. ¢ :40 tall as a ten-story building | ‘( ‘ J 15 i J 3 leaving here at p. m. to- . [ ——————— i g f 7 Byrne is 49 years old. He bad |19 papers for sale at The Enifjire For a Cool Shave come fmorrow to take Juneau and |, IR G H FEL O T V] BUTLER-MAURO PARTY IS GIVEN [Dongian peonte to Thane. |0 SO LENGE Wi Hov o in and buy kg ‘ SPRING LINE JUST Those who go in automobiles [ 1€ peretey g L FOR MRS PEDERSON O ot Mr. Melianon | Wright, famous architect. By PAR SHAVING CREAM . | ‘ s [said today, as he has been in- When We Sell It 4 — rme e Bures f Puablic| ] A4 In honer or Mrs. Albert Peder "l“’(',.,'""]'”" I,',:::,S th Ebpar v “f'..‘w‘ 14k ; It’s Right sen, wife of the proprietor of the |, oy piaces on the highway be Free Dellvery Phone 134 B Daty whia 16 oavififalyor, .‘.m‘...»-,“ evening. : Sub Station Post Office No. .|| J M SALOU[M one lnt the :H-x'l .;l.:«l'v.lle |n; Ihl'z i | > { o south, enroute to her former home A ) i 3 ] . in Norway, Mesdames M. Borlick AT THE HOTELS (ot HARRE and P. A. Anderson, gave a party Gastineau 7 y e eeireem last night at the home of the J. C. Black, Portland; E. C F ' 2] latter on Twelfth Street {Dahl, Seattle; M. P. Mills, Sitka & ). | TOPKIS The guests attired in H. W, Alberts, Sitka; John Kazy VR | Gruens__for styl of the 1960's and the ent koff, Sitka; Gilbert Jackson, S tainment W in the nature of an ka; William H. Caswell, Sitk B Sp()rts wear ATHI' l‘TIC old time party, greatly enjoyed Henry Bahrt, Sitka; T. A \\mn\ R L4 P o b o WASHINGTON, March 30 just anwnounced the appoint ment of F. L. Higgins to he super: L. W. KILBURN, [ adv Scribe. Advertising arways Days. i the columns of The Ewmpire i Next Door to Graves Store { Phone 33 Free Delivery i B A e S i et Canned Food Sale Again = t COME IN AND SEE OUR BARGAINS i ! { | | 1 | accept a POSILION 08 PrOfESSOT 0 | P art e SR S B i T 5 6 7 A i | | { Our prices will surprise you by those present. There were 25 Sitka. T i | \ guests. A delightful supper was| Alaskan v e 7 | served. | Mrs. Edna Ca Petershurg s s { / 0 b seder: vas the ‘resinl Wi " 0 . lightful for wear wi Mrs. Pedersen the recipl- William Lar , Sitka. spring frocks and sports cos- J "3 ent of love gifts a beautiful ———— - tumes. | | d mes, And thoroughly de handbag, gloves, and a suit sweat-] €. V. Brown, deputy U. 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