The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 14, 1928, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, APRIL 14 Wnllm Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. Weather Burean Forecast for Juneau and vieinity, beginning 4 p. m. today: Clearing winds. tonight, Sunday iable fair and * varmer; gentle LOCAL DATA Time— 4 p. m. yest'y a. m. today ioon today - '30 H 8012 38 43 Bnro&n Temp. Hamidity Wind Velocxty Weather | 63 SE 1dy 7 E s €1 86 Mlst YESTERDA Highest 8 p.m. | Stations— temp, __ temp.__| CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS ERC R B Lo, TODAY Sa.m Bay Precip. 8am, s. Weather Low Nome Betiel Fort. Yukon Tanana Eagle 8t. Paul Duteh Harbor. Kodiak Cordova Juncau Ketchikan Prince Rupert Edmonton ... Seattle Portland . San Francisco.. 34 32 32 30 30 26 26 20 20 24 22 0 Clear 14 Clear -8 Clear 18 Pt. Cldy 26 Pt. Cldy 34 Clear 36 Cldy 37 Mist 33 Pt. Cldy 38 Clear 18 Pt. Cldy 42 Cldy 48 08 Cldy 50 0 Clear s8 than 10 miles 44 Trace 05 0 0 .18 NOTE.—Observations at Dutch Harbor, Seattle, Prince Rupert, Edmonton, are made at 4 a. m. and 4 p. WEATHER The pressure is moderately near the Alaska Peninsula and ern Alaska and southward to California. Kodiak, Portland and m., Juneau time, CONDITIONS low in soutehrn Bering Sea and high in northern and Southeast- Light rain has fallen mear the Gulf of Alaska and snow south of the Alaska Peninsula. Fair weather has been general in Interior and Western Alaska. Temperatures have risen over most of the Interior but zero tem- peratures were recorded in the upper Yukon Valley last night. —_— DOUGLA NEWS lFIREMEN'S BALL WELL ATTENDED L\AST NIGHT The annual dance of the Doug las Fire Department given in the Natatorium last night was a good | success in every way. The floor which was in excellent shape for dancing was comfortably filled with dancers all evening; the mu- sic was fine and everybody had a ®ood time. P e —————— DOUGLAS SCHOOL HONORED ¢ BY PRESS ASSOCIATION The Gastineau Breeze is the best arranged, has the best ma- terlal, is the best edited, etc., high #chool paper in Alaska, among the nine published, according to the Columbia Scholastic Press As. sociation of New York City, which has chosen the Douglas high school paper as the best schoo! newspaper published in Alaska this year, official notice of which, together with the honor medal, was received here yesterday by Supt. Olson. This is the second year such a prize has been offered, the medal Jast year going to the Cordova #chool. —_—————— DECLAMATION CONTEST TO BE HELD NEXT WEEK The declamatory meet between the high schools of Southeastern Alaska is to be held one week from tonight in Petersburg. Made- line Riedi, who has been chosen to represent the Douglas school, accompanied by Miss Gladys Fleming, will leave here Friday for the scene of the meet. —l TRINITY CHOIR TO SING # IN DOUGLAS ON SUNDAY A musical treat is in store for the people of the Island Sunday evening when the Holy Trinity Cathedral Choir of Juneau will be &t the Episcopal church for the #pecial services starting at 7:30 o'clock. Everyone will be wel come. ——————— .A‘IKET ALL GIRLS GUESTS AT DINNER Mrs. Glen Kirkham was hostess Yo the Douglas high school basket- Jball girls and their coach, Miss Hey, at a dinner which she gave J8 recognition of their successtul geason, last evening at her home. Govers were laid for 16. Decora tions were in purple and gold. ———— ©1d papérs for aste at The Euipirs ra. | Of the Prodigal Son, ! FINN DANCE TONIGHT | A number of the Finnish resi |dents of the channel are giving another of their popular dances |at the Natatorium this evening as a final event before the fishermen leave for their summer's work, Everyone is invited. Douglas Church Services Notices for this church column must be received by The Empire not later than 10 o'clock Satur- day morning to guarantee change of sermon topics, ete. l' Dougias Pre-bytensn Native | Mission l Sunday Schoor—2:30 p. m. Sermon at 3:15 p. m. 7:00 p. m. — Thursday—Mid- week prayer service. All are cordially weicome to these »ervices. Vouglas Catholic Chozch P Cathollc services In the tem- porary chapel in the new resi- {dence adjoining the old bank bullding. 9:00 a. m.—Low Mass, Sermon .{and Holy Communion for all. 1:00 p. m. —Sunday School. 8- t. Luke's Episcopal Church | — Evening Prayer and Sermon, 7:30 p. m. Music by the Cathedral Choir. 13 Congregational Community b Chutoh . - L. D. HAMMOOK. vay Pastor Sunday School 10:30 to 11:30 m. Regular Sunday services 11:30 a. m. to 12:30 p. m. oo “WANDERER” 18 AT LIBERTY SUNDAY “The Wanderer” is showing at the Liberty Theatre Sunday night. Mr. Walsh, already famous for his direction of “The Thief of Bagdad,” and Paramount, from which company have come such productions as “Peter Pam;” “The Ten Commandments,” “The Cov- ered Wagon, “The Pony Ex- press,” have, in “The Wanderer,” ! the peer of any motion picture ef- fort the industry has ever scen. The story, & screen version. of Mauricé Shmuel's stage spectacle is awe-in- spiring beyond anything the imag- inatfon can grasp. Ernest Torrence, Greta Nissen, “THE WANDERER” A Raoul Vfi Production ERNEST TORRENCE, GRETA NISSEN, var- Lt. Rain| | Juneau, [} San Fr:u\n-isco" 414, {formity with Chapter 29, BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG 1928. 'IT-\E"IFNNRER v ANDTHER CAMPAIGN MASTERPIEQE ISSUED 8Y The PouTicAl HEADQUARTERS OF Tt SECRET AND (MISTERIOUS ORDER &F The BROMERHO0OD oF BILYGOATS EDDVC L FRED 2:. " TuNNloEi Toun HE HAUSER DEL DELBRIDGE \§ S warter 11\ 'BAS TiAN P \ INGRAM CHALK UP * ANSTHER & 100.000 Vvéles Y’ FOR OUR EXALTED Ng ANGORA R B MARVELOLS . GIGANTIC. A TRue TRINKER. AND BILLYGOAT He, BQv T GANNON AAVTe R BRCE BENNETT 1B ane, OB HARRY WaliAce © 1028, b William Collier, Jr., Wallace | two operations mentioned 14 Beery, Tyrone Power and Kathlyn |ounces were recovered and orig- Williams are featured in th> lead- | inal estimatgs placed the value ing roles. And each goes any- at §103 per ounce. However, ro thing they have ever done on the|turns on them showed the recov- screen befora one better in this|ery to have been but 41 percént big super-specie | platinum, the remainder was some it | other mineral much less valuablc ‘;OOD NEWS BAY NOT :ln’-l black sand. The cash value ENCOURAGING, VALUE | of the entire cleanup was said to | have been less than §500. LESS THAN EXPECTED KASAAN GOl.D MINING COMPANY IS WATERPOWER Am)ll«almu has een made to the Federal Power Commission by the Kasaan Gold Mining Company for a preliminavy waterpower de- Theile from Joe L. Dea { velopment permit on Karta River, and trader of western Alas it was made known today'at local perienced mining men who 1““"‘<||~n|(l headquarters of the U. S. looked over the field are not op- The project in- timistic over the outlook for suc-|yolves the development of 1,600 cessful development. | hdmapawer, There is some platinum in the| qpe company plans to erect a area, Mr. Dean wrot From the i dam 14 feet high and 380 feet in length at the outlet of Little Sal- mon Lake on the headwaters of | the stream. The ccmpany's plant | and holdings are located at Hollig lon Twelve Mile Arm, east coast of Prince of Wales Island. It i about 10 miles distant from the projected development e NAMES ARE JAWBREAKERS Results obt nv(l from sluicing | by two outfits from two different | pieces of ground in the (.uml News Bay district, were not en- couraging and failed to substanti- ate claims of an important plati-| num discovery, according to a h- ter received by Secretary min Forest Service. NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned hhs been duly appointed School Tax Col- lector for Juneau, in con- Alaska laska, Session Laws, : All male persons botween the ages of twenty-one and fifty| years, except soldiers, sailors in | v. Navy or Revenue Cutter| Service, volunteer firemen, paup- ers and insane persons, are sub- ject to tax in. sum of Five) ¥ ($5.00) Dollars. I Should you be living in Alaska | on or prior to the first Monday in April, 1928, said tax shall he due and payable on said first date and shall be delinquent after May i PARIS, April 14—Makers of ra- | dio sets in France give their pro- | Architect 610 American Bank Building Seattle, Wash | | Charles Hay II | 3 | soven or eight years ago. ws! generally works as am engineer. | ductions lengthy titles, and pu: chasers have to make a choice among many others, of scts behr- ing such names as Elgedyne, Stro | bodyne, Zutterodyne, Supermodula-| dyne, Tubeheterodyne, and Supertridyne. jed by the Commcn Council of ———.—e————— {the town of Juneau, Alaska, a X |special election is hereby called FAIRBANKS FARMER DIES to be held in said town on May ALONE IN HIS CABIN| 1 ig28, at which will be sub- {mitted to the qualified electors years a farmer at Bifeh Hill, near|0f 81d town whose names appear on the last assessment roll of f:li::fl":esce:fi? “fig:dnh:;:mif h’;a‘!nld town ror municipal taxation, yoars. His l;ndv Wia thind on {the question: Shall the town of his bed after he hmd been d(‘;uL,u"e"“' Alabks; iskgw its boulla for four of five days. Ifor the purpose of improving its ’ Hanford came to Fairbanks in SeWerage system? Said election is called and will the early days of that camp, and/ S in 1908 located on the farm onDS held pufsuant to the Act of | which he died, : It 18 sald that ho|CODBTess of February 11,1925, and, if 60% ot more of eaid had not spent a night away from A the farm since he moved on ll\q““lm'd Sigothes SRNWNr. ahld twenty years ago. He is survived | NOTICZ ARD CALL OF SP; Ci%l ELECTION ON ISSUAKC SEWER BOND TOWN & ' Daniel H. Hanford, for twenty 0 town will idsue, during«the coun- by a daughter residing in Wiscon- cilmanic year 1928 ‘to 1929, not sin, where he owned land. He y 4 A .. to exceed $10,000.00 ot said had planned on visiting her ‘h""vhonds, beating.. interest at -the summer. He wids a veteran of the Spanish War jrate of 6% per annum, and use The body was buried at Fair- Kanks quired for said purpose. i { The polling place of said spec- | ial election which will be held on SISTER OF MISBING MAN May 1st, 1928, will be in the ASKS FOR INFORMATION Fire Hall in the City Hall in raid town and the regular 1928 muniecipal used as the registration for sald election. Dated at Juneau, March 29, 1928, THOMAS JUDSON, Mayor. H. R, HHEPARD Clerk. First publieation, Mar. 30, 1928 A letter recelved at the local | postoftice from Fern Floyd, Stop 6, Biltmore Ave., Elmont, L. I, asked for information concerning Willlam Lightner, who was be lieved to have come to Alaska Alaska, | Lightner is a brother of the ! sender of the letter, and the lat. [ter will appreciate any informa tioh as to his whereabouts. He |15 about 45 years of Hge, and Adverty the columi 1st, 1928, Should you arrive in Alaska Tatet than Nrst date above mentioned, tax will be delinquent thirty (30) days after your ar- rival, or within ten (10) days after notice is given you. Juneau All persons, firms and corpora- Bakery tions employing labor shall furn- . ish list of employees to collector | P .Od and are authorized by law to de-| I uCts duct amount of tax from wages of employees. Fines and imyp onment are provided by the Act above quoted | for those who fail or neglect to! pay thx or furnish list of em-| ployees. Dated at Juneau, Alaska, April 1928, - are for sale at these grocery stores: Behrends—Gastineau Belmont—George Bros. Califernia—Giovanetti Grandma’s Kitchen Garnicks—Juneau Sanitary H. R. SHEPARD, School Tax Collector for Juneau, Alaska. First publication, April 14, 1928. Last publication, May 12, 1928. YOTE FOR = GUS GELLES OF ANCHORAGE FORMER RESIDENT OF JUNEAU Regular Republican Candidate to the Republican National Convention, at the Territorial Primary Election, April 24. Is for that candidate for President, who will do most for Alaska. Pledged to no one, and is not seeking any POLITI- CAL JOB. C. T. (TOM) GARDNER FOR REPUBLICAN NOMINATION FOR SENATOR ":‘ nndl-‘flr 7 ‘mmg Fol ‘HEALTH' ik we' witl ‘,n’bmlt quotations E er ¥ tilation He stands | | sznd)m‘“ Pursuant tn a rr-solutlan adopt- question in the affirmative, sald |such part therecof as may be re-' | registration wil be. | l Last publication April 30, 1928, | ya' pays. Use! ®mpire —_—— HOW 00 Yeu LIKE TRE \DEA OF Thg STATUE, BARNEY = \TS ONLY Gosina BE PLASTER AOW — BUT . 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