The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 20, 1928, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1928. New Arrivals IN CO DR ATS Al ISSES 319.75 sports wear, Coats for any occasion - - - sirect wear, or (il'l"‘i - - = many smart llll)('l‘lS io ('h?)“rl’ from. For example - - - therc med, with a ed. Then there the l"!i are so l)';]ll!l‘l]‘ now. Plaids . . .. . brown mixiures .. .. in fact, most ial and color desired brocaded silk lined. chine, or and 38. Also a New Line of Dresses at $19.75 Dr Crepe, Flat Crepe . . . red, orange, green, blue, and white . . . . . . many distinctive styles in all the from 16 to 46. M in a range of sizes lection now while there is a wide variety to choose from. B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. Juneau’s Leading Department MVURGES IN a Fly Our Way - GERMANY AR G ON INGREASE One Hundred Per Cent In- crease Revealed Over Pre-War Flgures BERLIN, A])nl 20 an unenviabie Givorce nually over 8,000 l'uupl( gally separated in ,capital, which repre ipercent increase over pre-war ures. ' In 1913 the number of divorees granted n Berlin amounted t per every 180,000 b which proportion had inc 186.3 by 1925, As a paramount cauic apparent. indication of mat inconsistency the many pr tate war marriages are mon which as soon as the ent of war hysteria hal proved untenable According to the Prussian lnml of statisties, out of 000 divorces, 20,6 cent, were pronoun ground of violation of connubial rizh 846 percent on aceount of infl delity, 4.3 percent for higamy In 368 edses the grie desertion, in 49 mental dor ment, and in 79 threatenc der. Berlin holds fig int 2 ed 10/ M, De Droyat, French flier, is reported prepa ! Atlantic flight return for | . Colonel Lindbergh's visit to | meq Paris. De Droyat and Lind- ¢ bergh Dbecame “good friends | buided while the latter was abroad. | (International Newareel) Pacific Northw Seattle on the ste; ym!h next \\tlln x }Bufldings at Neme Shake; Earth Tremors| ! NOME, Aleska, April 20--Build ings shook and di‘hos rattled the resalt r A tremors, damarn WED AT VALDEZ Owen E. Meals, pioneer residen of Valdez and brother of John I Meals, forferly of Juncau, and *%Mey Sanderson, who came poried. - > has _been a teacher in sehool there since thai rocently married. Mr, 8 arranged to oper- e servicc out of Spent the winter at u aviation school and re lanc to Vaidez. tom Texas two vears|yope pAGIORIES LESS CARS PARIS—Europe five times as many tomobile factories as the United States but produces jonly a sixth as many cars. ——aa e THE DEADLY SINS LINCOLN, Neb. - Snobbishness is the worst student , Univer- sity of Nebraska co-eds Next they ranked cheating, drinking, smoking by girls, pet- ting, profanity, irreligion. flll hal, logal attor- Ketchikan on . He expects and in a tan broadcloth, satin smart fur collar, crepe de chine strictly tailored modes, Coats with or without novelty Arabian fleece coatings All crepe de chine, satin de In sizes 16, 18, 36 At the remarkably low price of $19.75. sses of Printed Silk, Printed Ponge: . Dresses in plain colors of rose, brown, tan, black, . . plaids, stripes, sport combinations decided. | ('very mater- e, Georgette new shades, ake your se- Y Store Penn. Shenfl lndlcted On Chuges of Contempt ‘VASHIN(‘TON, April 20— Thomas Cunningham, Sheriff of Philadelphia County, Penn., has been indicted by a Federal Grand Jury on a charge of contempt of the Scnate. Cunningham re+ fuzed to zuswer questions of the te Campaign Fands Commit- relnt uy to tie source of a 000 ecntfhation to the Vare ugl. — vl AT R AIDERZALILA A Chineen narty was given this afterno il the Kindergar- ten ot tle ty Hall this after- vonoendes bha Qirest'an of MisH Loiise Cdtes kifldgorgartcd teacher. A aimber of the little 4 v Arecseil to reépresent children of all differént countiles and were entertained by others who'acted as the Chinese hosts :'u(l host: The kindergarten ccorated as a Chinese iation service during the und in 1917 was shot down twice | while_ piloting a bomber over th French lines. On the second oc | casion he was taken prison bui me scaped. He was pilot o Bremen's previous trans-At ]InIh attempt, and has been tive as a commer flier. FITZMAURIGE Col. James F! rice, co-pllot N head of th lesl Free State ai Irish Aviator Was Sent - \HHUS'I nrmy duruuz the war and 4 ded in 1916. He to vanhzahon Bob i Vi » | transferred to the Royal Air ¥ ...te One.) FLIERS NEED - |in 1917 and served with the army | of* oce 22 he joined ~ | the s and com- feld was next, entering the room manded nn *drmay with a monocle in his right eye He ate a hard-boiled egg. Fitgmaurice’s chair had had it back against the table all thi timle and as he falled to appoar the hall became quite silent. Bur in a minute he too strode in smiling wholeheartedly, and bid ding everyone, “good morning.” Koelil left, wearing helmet and Fl s tlying coaf, to superintend tie| tuning up of the plane, and rrum]LOCAL DECI‘AMERS outside. the motor could be heard: a8 it was started. Von Huenefeld offered Fitzmaurice a cigar from bis. case but the Irishman d- elited and they both walked to gether outside to the Bremen. Koehl and Fitzmaurice were the first in the plane, both tak their places in the cockpit, Vonr Hyenefeld following in - the com Helen Woods, partment behind. An Irish Stat T tri-color was, draped to the right ima L of the cabin and a German flac local high schools, and M to the left, Madeline Rie Douglas declam- er, is accompanied by M Gladys Flemin Douglas High School faculty. JUALIN MINE MAY BE RUN THIS YEAR (Con lnued “tron trdrom during the civil w was made commandin, | Baldonnel and later commandant. With | McIntosh, he made ful attempt to mak flight to America in the | Xenia last year coming down on the Irish coast. non Princess Channel entrants iclamation Contest ern Alaska, whch in Petersburg this evening here yesterday on the Watson on their way in of is being held to that Juncau en wccompanied by M instructor in t . Facts About Fiigiic The Bremen i3 a' Junkars ali metal monoplane of -the type su cessfully. used an - commercial lines in Germany. It is made of durdlumin, a paténted aluminum| &lloy, Its wings of full cantilever type have a spread of 55 feet the length of the fuselage is feet. There is no outside br: to oftér resistance to the wind and the thick wing gives it a high-ift. The name Bremen is painted on the gilver grey sides and also the government license number D-1167 The triangular emblem of the Junkers company is painted on the rudder, It has no radio. The Motor ~'The plane has a single Junkers L:6 alrcooled mopor which sah de velop a apaximum horsepowér of 360. = Its maximum. speed is 130 milés_an hour with the speed of 90 miles an hour comsidered the (best for its present tagk. The fuel consumption is from 15 to 18 gallons of gasoline an hour. The same motor - was used by Cornelius Edzard and Johann- Ris tez to. . estabilish the . forme: world’s endurance fHght' reco 52 hours and 23 minutes last; The Fliers Baron Ehrenfried Gunther yon Huenefeld spent his last pfennig and borrowed from 14 friendssto make up the $50,000 required,to cover the cost of the flight and insurance. He made an ugzx cessful attempt to fly to AméMca in the Bremen last summer. He was seriously wounded in tae war and invalided out of the serv ice. He is a close friend of the former Crown Prince and spehi some time with him n exile. He was born at Koenigsberg in 1892. He is connected with the North German Lloyd steamship lines. He acted as cook and steward for the Operations at the Jualin'® mine on Berners Bay will be resumed this summer, according to, present plans, as announced in a letter received by Mrs. Robert Simpson, from Jean Vanophen, owner, who |is now in Paris. The Jualin ' operated | decade. It perous unde . but moisture was encountered decided to build to convey the mine. This has tha a pr 50w it w a special tunnel water out of the project was started, but no work whatever has done on the prope durin past four or five y property for more considered not the Fall’s Deposition Causes Argument In Sinclair Case ~ WASHINGTON, April 20.—The Government was today permit- “|ted to place before the jury in the Harry §. Singlair case fact that the oil magnate's attor- neys obtained 4 deposition from former Secretary of Interior Al- bert B. Fall and did not use it. vernment Attorney Owen Rob- ertss aid: 1l made the lease with Sinclair, retly and clan- destinely.” Roberts called att tion to the deposition and said that if there had been anything favorable in it, the defense would have used it. He concluded with the statement in his argu- ment before the jury that ‘if this deal is not fraud, let Fall war ac- the left | Admiral | been the ! Viodes o O @mf'/ GO TO PETERSBURG! the De-! Southeast- | PARIS Patou model This quaint Jean is made of ruffled |ggorgette crepe printed with a {emall jade green. pattern. The .. narrowly bound with he ruffled bodice, simu- hort bolero, ends in. a t the neck. The dress light bloused effect a front bow. : O SRS ating a tiny jabe is given by {School Boys, Playing Marbles, Ave Killed Beneath. Falling Wall April . 20-Fwo were killed and a | score injured, four so seriously | they are expected to die, when gun old brick wall beneath which | the boys were playing marbles | white ing for | to , toppled over burying. the CHICAGO, Vschool boys i a|children beneath tons of brick as s-1200 other pupils looked on; horrer stricken, X — B Lautheran Ladies Aid will give {a Inncheon starting at 11 o’clock Saturds April 21, (roodie e, also serve coffee and ke during afternoon at Alaska nt and Power Company's dis- —adv. Schilling A'Tin of this Tea wil) | cost you nothing | unless you like it best. If not—ijust tell us and we will refund your money at oncn. Schilling will repay us. Ask ' Schilling Te Tea GEORGE BROTHERS his companions and kept the log book. Captain Hermann was born at Ulm, 1888, He was fin RS Children’s - Spring Coats Koehl, pilot, Germany, in the German In sizes 6 to 14 years—in all weol tweed and other novelty mixtures—splendid workman- ship and fully lined. $6.95 to $14.50 tea garden, with fans aind lan- terns made by the children. Each chool child had ab guest one youngster who will enter kinder- garten next year. A dalightful o | luncheon of milk &nd cookles was erved in place of tea and rice akes. PR N GILBERTSON FINED B o4 Fugene Gilbertson -whs tined $100 and costs by Judge F. A. Court yesterday afternoon for vio- Law. i:‘n e Judge T. M. mu!thll l District Court; wilo bas been in St. Ann's hos, : since Tuesday night suffering fram an sttick gastritls, s continuiug to improve, | JUBGBE T NICK Nnnl FINED Nick Nelson ,' fined $35 and, costs for viglating Bone Dry Law sioner F. A. B | ternooh, : nluflfi at Robert Simp e on theJ - the Nugget Old papen fo1 sate =t The Emplre [lew weel t!l m& Boyle in the U. . €ommissioner's | ' lation of the Alaska Bone . Dry| Children’s OIQV@ Httle models fashioned nd straw com-| | straw, shown 's smartest 95 to $2.75 | to America 92—PHONES—95 with half its fm/g'mnt’ freshness lost, but now you can taste it as fresh as it left the Oriental tea v.l:e Ahfit . the schoal bell | and hold a| Climax Wallpaper and Window Shade Cleaner Unequaled for cleaning Wallpaper, window shades and calcimines. Try a can and be convinced. Juneau-Y oung Hardware Co. HARDWARE and UNDERTAKING PHONE 12 D D P P Alaska Steam Laundry “SERVICE and QUALITY” We Can Prove It DRY CLEANING PHONE 15 PRESSING PABCO RUGS Large assortment of the latest patterns to choose from. Also yard goods in new designs for the Kitchen and Bathroom. HARRIS Hardware Co. SHEET METAL and PLUMBING Open Evenings NOW % A Painless Permanent Wave The New Frederic’s Vita-Tonic Componnd ‘ Is the \nswer AT TERRELL’S—$15.00 VOTE FOR LEROY NOLAN FOR REPUBLICAN NOMINATION FOR REPRESENTATIVE A vot2 for him is a vote for Home Rule, Economie and Efficient Government. He pledges himself * give a square deal to both labor and cdplhl VO'I;E FOR et Bartley Howard ' Candidate fdr‘flébu!b‘lidn Nomination as Delegate \ , to Congress PRIMARY ELECTION, - APRIL 24 ! Plenty—any time you FRUITS , APPLES AS AN. EGETABLlF.l"égN GRAPE ORAN UIT