The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 17, 1928, Page 8

8 STRIKERS MAY GET MONEY OF ‘REPUDIATION' Families of Coal Miners May Be Aided—Is Up to Senator Borah WASHINGTON, D Whether the needy unem soft coal Pennsylvania ultimately will ceive the $160,000 Borah oil pudiation” fund is a question s to b ided by the Idaho s tor. A su raising Harry F in that erator donated party did should be fam C., April familie ved miners sy dec the e be stion tha hould not Sinclair amount to the belong turned over other of work, was received by Borah from Mrs. B thy, president of the Woman's club. Borah’s Reply Senator Borah replied he knew of no better to help an said he would consult the contribu tors to the fund to determine how they it i The fund no stands he $7.000 ma the id wou'd tinue would ta raising the leaders a ventior Not the cation tional vice-pre Mine Worker if those who donated to the agreed his organiz n gladly acc the money lief purp: Proposition Opposed did not find favor, ever, with Vincent Kemenovich, secretary-treasurer of the Ol Pennsylvania relief committe organization sponsored hy money is to bhonds ause the oil op Republics to him, bu to miner group ou Senator Langwor icago Cit ies or sc (o)} cause vinted with to promote reindee ng inter Bureau don genat con Indian tribe th lncation i | rimental her¢ plentiful and the Indian t the ral up bout to emainder with party 1 are too slaughter take an { and breedin imimals that the ts interior today It wa burd its th alr f ex « publication s com intern Uni long Be < | for to ® f the dome The ouncement 1 bur uld AT \. ment, Geo much the uance fund would for r ex] wa A made Parks. financial justify face of the work of bure too n on tin This S f results from eady Indians Not Interested Tt Several years ago, the Govern- take idea was DANCE A. B. HALL SATURDAY ests opposed to the Lewis admin.[Ment brou herd of several fstration of the miners' union [Bundred deer from the Ku B ot obbestiip the i [kwim with a view of introducing tion of the money for such relief, |th¢ breeding and grazing indus- he suggested an Investigation|!TY 4long the line of the Alaska first should be made to determine | Railroad. It was located at Cant- which relief agency should admin.|Well Where grazing conditions i ey |were most favorable. The herd “The United Mine Workers,” ho|thrived and had a normal in $ald, “would use the money to| But the Indians whom bolster up their tottering organi-|it Was sought to interest were zation.” Hin ll't‘nf to begin with and re- |mained in that state. They lcouldn’t be made to understand HEYDFR FUNERAL IS |why it was beneficial to them to I play maids to a drove of HELD THIS AFTERNOON |comcsticated animals when il AL they had to do if they wanted The funeral of Mrs. Theodoro|Meat to eat or skins for use fof B. Hoyder, 33, of this city, who|Perkas or other clothing was to died suddenly last Saturday night[Step outside of their villages and after an iln of but a few|Slaughter a few caribou, the wild hours, was held at 2 o'clock to.|Counter for the deer day in the Resurrection Luthoran |didn’t to the herding church. The Rev. H. R. Allen of.|¢ither kindly or otherwise ficlated and Mrs. R. E. Robertson,| The Government even Cash Cole, J. J. Fargher and Mrs,|forced to bring Eskimo herders W. K. Keller, members of theito Cantwell to look after the Presbyterian choir sang a few|animals. That was becoming ex- selections, accompanied by Mrs,(Pensive, Then some of the rein- B Kmune on' (i orkan. deer looked with longing at the The altar of the church was state of their wild brethren from laden with the many beautifu hills. Distant pastures, floral offerings which had he d loomed greener, and the sent by the numerous friends of |Feindeer moss over the distant BN dinavon camiis. skyline was more tender and The church was crowded with|mere juicy than that which grew friends and sympathizers, among|in the home pastur Angd the whom were many of the most|adventurous members of the tame prominent business men of the|deer herd, like humans, answer- city. The Women of Mooscheart Legion, of which Mrs. Heyder wi a member, attended the funer in a group. The pallbearers were John A.| Krugness, Gunnar Blomgren, Guy McNaughton, G. E. Krause, Henry | Stacher and George Messer-| schmidt. Mr. Heyder, husband of the de- ceased, will leave for the south on the Aleutian, scheduled to leave tomorrow night, to accom- pany the body to Des Moines, Wash., for burial. The C. W. Carter Mortuary is taking care of the arrangements. — .. DISCHARGED FROM HOSPITAL | Mrs. Arthur Bona, who has been in St. Ann’s Hospital sincei March 27 receiving medical treat- ments left for her home yes terday. LOTS OF FUN British Government is trying to get their citizens to drink COW’S MILK alongside all the whisky, wine and real beer that's over there. AND WE ARE TRYING TO .GET our customers to drink Alaska Dry Ginger Ale, Root Beer, Birch Beer, Green River and TWO IN ONE— food and drink—the famous Ward's Chocolate, all ‘made in Juneau by Fred Sorri, alongside of fresh Milk and Cream from Juneau and Mendenhall Dairies —“LOTS OF FUN” but we sure are having much better success in both than “The Great Empire.” So - please say it with Bananas and Everything. WE ARE THE HAPPY HOME BOYS - THANK YOU. GASTINEAU GROCERY PHONE 37 by ! a8 The tri-motored Ford plane will be subjected ships when Commander Richard E. Byrd (center) sets out on his expedition to the South Pole with his aides, Bernt Balchen (left) and Floyd Bennett (right). T the herd should result dwind into t 1 t tere eking nual ure: | lin the mall been | riculty [ Mines LOCAL YOUNC | Mor Willia 1 o'cle on W | He ber 1( Schoo to his ed by His neral the C| o | rarbol { | Lon i Georg | I Men lto h | by | tas n BUTLER-MAURO | | Free Dellvery Sub I — an illness of rttended land two o'clock b AT T | Erickson, « machines Get ed the call of the wild. So where| | hofore your next birthday. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1928. BYRD PLANE PUT TO RIGOROUS TESTS FOR SOUT I R FLICGHT i 1 POLA to heavy hard- wo other planes 1ave grown as ¢ al inc the led a he wild car bands Gives Animals Away faced wi lack among the people to edu of n the of it a in- wa i e, and con Ic animals, u o out of th interior. rd to apprent band of 15 deer donated airal Colleg at Fair 1 purposes - .o the has deci f ende will bequeath tiiree herders xcept for which 1 Als md S for led t lin wvor It o! e -6 a to the ka hool of MAN DIES HERE TODAY ris Murpny, aged 20, son of m Murphy, passed »ck this morning in hi illonghby away home Avenue, followix veral week was born in Juneau on ( ), 1907, was raised he the Juneau Public ls. For several prior death he had heen empl the Alaska Juneau mine. fath mother, two hrothers sters survive him. Fu ices will be held Thursday afternoon W. Carter HE HOTELS Gastineau Mick, Seattle; y: G R, r; John Ticlens, Alaskan Jack, Taku Harbor; Taku Harbor to year at from Mortuary harles Ch s W Ahuc ! g e Back, Jetter Health Pays have found that it puys ave automobhiles and other regularly inspected an expert. Why not do wch for the human body? a health examination | DRUG CO. When We Sell It It's Right Phone 134 Station Post Office No. 1. 1 AR will be used in the expedition. The one shown in the photo- graph v taken by Balchen and Bennett from the Ford air- port 2pd Aown into regions of snow and ice in preparation for the rigorous program ahead. (uternational Newsrosl) REINDEER EXPERIMENT m;LUR_ESH[]RTSTRE]’[;H ' GOVERNMENT GIVES AWAY HERD (F HIGHWAY T0 on Auk tions The Lak are favorable, nstruction of the Fri fon of the highway, for bids were rejected last been recommended to labor under th on The figures the contractors submitting bids y to be too BE BUILT OVER o Section Between Auk Lake UPPER A. B. HALL and Cannery to Be Re- TO BF I{UT IN USE constructed,Announced | wming 1ing, the ion of the Glacier! given i th of the bridge at to the loop jumetion old Auk Bay c onstructed dr by n as condi- whiech all wee has e done ureau's by direc I next Saturda weekly dances which ar A. B. Hall, with mu rnished the Moonlight Serenaders, will be held in instead of .the lower hall, announced today by C. J > of the affair being made be- attendance That ighway Lake near the will b coming ) l 1 by ner ve eason Bure ublic Wi 1 Th n to the norma maintenance ik on the t Saturday, when th wded to District ddit n will be innual vighway The was built ‘ore the in fioo er with the largest number s for many weeks, Much work has been dome on the floor in the upper hall during according to Sulliva hall will be | dancer ch to be reconstructed | b several ) bureaun organization It then fill has nte The ars ago ntained in the Ter corduroyed and urfaced. Most of Ul il the | has become | Glacier Highway ter the recon expected t he a|late weeks nd the the deco it was give illed he et and fect. log decay s of aince ha BIDS WANTED xcess et rew tr 18 look { 1t will fon. embled [ On {of tunnel cont to drive 500 f Dave Hou: adv et ot 0 b =7 1 lquarte for rtic RADIO NEWS Amocat Catsup, 2 bottles for Sandwich Pickles, i ) B ) ) { { ! " read and Butter Pickles, per jar Kelloggs Bran I“IJI!\A“S and Corn Flakes 7 packages for ... Light House Cleanser, 3 for 25¢, 13 for Another Shipment of Ranch Eggs—3 for z | z ? i § ! L 1.00 Nucco—Clicken Chicken Boned Turkey dozen large size ¢ Fresh Sweet Butter—Fresh a la Kine—Chop Suey Broth GEORGE BROTHERS Phones 92 and 95 Front Street 3 Deliveries—10:30 a. m., 2:30, 4.30 p. m. e et . ettt e ra Special Reductions See Our Window Display Ludu'ig Nelson Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing Doctor! Come At Once! When one of carefully befo man—one with a rej fidence. 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Johnson, 209; Gee GEO.B.RICE Phone 34 Oil Burners Sheet Nicial ~ Heating you in advance what job will cost” = ¥ | | | | the | | | l i: i | ; | hours from 7:30 p. m CONVENTION OF able to help Skagway people in clearing up the air in that vicin- ity. Letters to stations KEX, KJR {and KPO asking them to broad- | cast their programs a week or more in advance, brought varying results. KEX put the Club on its mailing list, KJR is consider- | !N w ASHINGTUN ing granting the request, and KPO | suggested some member of th Cli-| Cub copy the program for th following day as it is sent oui| of |after the station’s program 1| | completed. | win DONNELLY TAKES STAND IN PERJURY CASE;GOVT. RESTS| | Defense witnesses resumed the| of State and National|stand this morning in the U. 8| and the glamour of mar-! District Court where the case of music. The day of patriotic |the United States vs. Lee Donnel ling steadily mounted, and|ly, charged with perjury, is in| ched a climax in the address| progress. J. H. Hart, who, with President Coolidge. | Henry Roden, represents the de Although there an under- | fendant, took the stand and was current uneasiness occasioned | followed by Donnelly who testi-| recent criticism of the black-| fied in his own defense. Donnelly of certain speakers and of | will be on the stand for further organization's policy | examination when court opens this the naval building | afternoon. It is probable that the wre indications this | case will go to the jury some time | icism will take the form of a|today. and for a referendum of the| The ty's membership before the|rested yesterday afternoon after adoption of the national policy by |the examination of Wayne @. officers. | Fitzgerald was concluded and the | testimony of Joe McKinzie, George | Lundy, Earl French and Hoyt Day RADIO CLUB TAKES | was taken. The attorneys for the MOVE TO PERFECT |actendant callea A. F. McLean, SUMMER RECEPTIQN McKinzie and Freach as charac: ‘I(‘x' witnesses for Donnelly just | before court adjourned yesterday afternoon. |Patriotic F;;}lg Is maxed by Address Pres. Coolidge | WASHINGTO! President pal speake Continent Daughters lution w a canopy banners tial . April 17 jolidge as the princi- | the Thirty:Seventh Congress of the the American Revo-| s opened yesterday amid | a by of bs case of the prosecution the radio stations which regularly with Ju.! asked to operate on | a definite edule this summer,| the request to be made by the! Juneau Radio Club. This was de ided by the Club last night after was informed the' schedule fol- last summor, with quiet to 11 p. m. Cannery communicate neau will be - esoe BIDS CALLED FOR Bids are nerewith solicited for the repair of the foundation of the Eagles' Hall, Douglas. Speci-| fications on work to be done can be secured at Guy’s Drug Store. Bids will close on April 22. adv. PGSR i Al i 0ld papers for sale at The Kmpire | p- it lowed worked out very well further effort to clear air of interference, a be sent to Supe tedfern, making a complaint ainst radio operators on Alaska . who fail to abide by the the alleged use of their| In the will dio up ~—— Juneau Whittier, club member » recipient of a letter frowu gway radio fan, commending Juneau Radio Club for it to perfect local reception, | ng if the Club would be Bakery tempts BUTTERHORNS ARE BEST { “DOC” JACK NORRIS { Certeinly knows his Pharma- { couticals. We unhesitatingly declaro he is one of the best registered men in Alaska. He has had about 23 years of ex- { perience, OUTSIDE, and has i worked as an EXPERT EX Have you tried them? Phone 577 We deliver CLUSIVELY ON PRESCRIP- TIONS much of the time. If § FARM BLOC IS SHOWING FIGHT Tariff Rider Is Introduced by Senator Shipstead —Has Support WASHINGTON, April 17—The threatened fight of the farm bloc for a tariff “rider” to the tax re- duction bill has been launched by Senator Henrik Shipstead, Farmer Labor of Minnesota, with the in- troduction of a measure proposing an increase of duties on various farm products. Senator Shipstead drafted the bill as an amendment to the reve- nue measure and has been sured support from some of western Republican ranks. The rider also has been prom- ised "in some measure for cons eration by Republican leaders if attached to the revenue bill. The tariff rdier may force a vote in the House which earlier this sea- son turned aside overwhelmingly a resolution adopted by the Sen- ate proposing immediate down- ward revision of the tariff rat i s the MRS. JAMESON IMPROVED mother who suf stroke at Ho- E. Jameson, Faulkner, Mrs. Sarah of Mrs. H. 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