The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 2, 1928, Page 8

Darwell Gildea 2, Johnson | McCormac 19, Noland 6, Olts o . : > {15, P , Wacker 1, Winn 20; [ _ o North Africa Hailed : : i : » beginning of construc- ¢ ¥ : | Adkins 8, Gilmore 13 ; . tion As Land of Promise of a new onestory frame Scow Ray Sutherland 3 : : : ! B . t 5 . building on the property adjoining 1 BIG MAJORITY 3 . 1 “”\'\T‘ir"ll \\;‘ 4t i S ; | Connors Motor Company, another, PARIS, May 2 -North Africa | ! ' : . Al ru‘|. Lathrop 2 i |of Front Street's vacant lots will| will be the prise of the future, Gro. 0 h HES 4 % be filled. M. Dal Piaz, managing director of e | X g : : n h S - | Charles Goldstein, owner of the|the French Line, told a gathering Taxpay(‘l’s Endorse Issuel B ; : 2o : (_-mlr;:“” gaHsnjamin b, GnANSINS [1ot which hn’s been vacant for|of American business men i ] o y: 4 " B 3 i many years, is having the build | Paris. It will develop in the nex 11 to 1—Total Vote | ¥ ; \ s i | Johnson MoOosuas 15, . ing erected under the direction of | half century, he m»u‘«-ves, with x: land 6, Olts 9, Paul 9, Wacker i | Ray Peterman, who is also handl- | rapidity unequalled by any other \ § i, Wity 1 sAniins 10, GG ing the new addition to the Cali-|part of the world. Irrigation will By a vote of 11 to 1, although : B b Ay i . jmore 13 L - i i fornia Grocery. In Mr. Goldstein’s | work the miracle and turn Algeria, BIRR s vois was small, the tex A Y i ! ; d | S T - [new structure there will be two|Morocco and even the Sahara Blars going to the polls in Tues s ¢ B ; # ! Rl § : Northwest Streams ' ::)‘)(;]; Nf':.‘.w,:“.;:;::: th;ivn”wiu be xlo.:(-r( into a land of plenty. day's « ial election approved ol E £ 3 * X - - | ready ;i cupanc by he end Vhen water is roung down .!IT{. $60,000 sewer improvement| | X 5 2 Bear Fl'elght Agam 5 B | of this month, he said today. from the Atlas mount M. Dal bond issue. The vote was 98 for 5 £t £ e RS e X ; ! P i o | Piaz says, and the subterranean ! 4 3 i J J + MINNBAPOLIS, May 2—River streams all are discovered and and nine against " wrh : D " i : Lo navigation, which vied with the = | EASTERN MEN HERE on Question Light 5 I | developed, an area as great as ]m{ljy le tl f the en | covered wagon for traffic suprem | ooy Eurnu.)- g e JEREE = = stuanper ol U ; acy in the northwest years ago, is D. Scott Peel of Toronto and | aetieiy , : g tire amount was approv the Sting batle i AN Vet 4 Wb cAdums of Torgunt on activity and be the New World City Council will place not more GOEIR. A 2 n Rty " 4 of the twentieth century : i % s o On the Mis: ippi-river big tow . tario, mining men who represent than 10 ¥ Il . ]'n gl boats are ar nd departing | eastern interests, arrived in Ju year. he proceeds will be ased | ———,e i Fegularly with ity freight 4 neau yesterday on the Aleutian.| TO RECEIVE MEDICAL CARE to cover the ‘,‘M of ‘sewer im | : . oy cargoes. Federal 1 to They are guests at the Gastineau —_— provements and_replacements to ! 3 . 3 3 : overate boats.on the strestr. is M Hotel, and expect to leave soon| R. J. Menard, member of the hf- ma ,'" during the |nrlry‘h\ (v‘i.un | % 5 ¢ . ¢ that stands in the way of a ves- % S for the Pekovich mine at Funter|Aleutian's crew, entered St. Ann's cilmanic year. Later l‘mv\’.umn% isel line on the St. Croix, and| Succeeding her late husband, |Bay where they will spend most | hospital yesterday to receive treat- o ”‘,‘; ‘;\:«'l it \.\m;l ':\”,“]“,,M“,(:II:I’ | there is talk of a freight-carrying| Mrs. Clement H. Powell of |°f the summer. ment Ior a'severe cold. ey | e r‘h.- gt Croix, is a tributary of the | dent of the Texas, Panhandle | GARNICKS HAVE CHEVROLET| ROME—The Prince of Pied- B e : : . i M _ i Missi «\]Iv(xl. 3 | and Gulf Railroad. Mrs. Powell —_— mont, heir to the Italian throne, ters in yesterda election wa | " - = % 8 ines would operate a says that she may be a failure One of the 1928 model Chevro-|has been made a lieutenant col- B et the 15tk of onmost| i 4 feeders to the Mississippi river| o %04 0 o el "t she: knows | 1€t four door sedans, received re-[onel of infantry. B (ic Tond isne. Meny ; —— = | system. The St. Croix ex- she will succeed in business, | cenUy by the Connor Notor Com ———-e—— qualified voters passing the Firc + A e e [ tends DORERAL AEEULLe Ttione " ‘International Newsrea) | | PANY, Was purchased this week by 0ld papers for sale at e Empire. B e inah town &ad ihedt The motor scllurmer Samson,” said to be the | is provnled with three hides of pitchpine, is sota southward from the vicinity S B e during the day did mot strongest vessel in the world, will be brought | rigged as a schooner and provided with berths fof the Twin Cit A i IR §ls the trouble ‘to stop at the from Bergen, Norway, for use in Commander | for fifty men. A strong radio station h’l\, been | RIS . i SALMON BROUGHT IN polls, 1t was said By Antarctic expedition. It was com- installed aboard ship for Commander Byrd’s BRITISH BARBERS TUT TIPS y S v overhauled in preparation for its jour- | use | GAD" The Sadie, Capt. Sandy Stevens, " B e The “Samson” was built 42 years ago, Cinternations) Newareo” W0 AB CAMPAIGN buyer for the Juneau Cold Stor- ‘Wl&AR-EVhR” ALLU - - LONDON, May 2-Told that|ase, arrived in port this morning 8 U 9 P a PRUGRESS MADE progress, business has been slow | Pratt /i 3 More Fruit,” “Use More|With 3300 pounds of king salmon WITH 2 PACKAGES OF ed up in favor of politic LATHRUP ADDS R ardher 15 ; » and similar British adver-|Which sold at 20, 14 and 9 cents. GARNICK’S | George Waltz, trav:ing man, well ) . |tising slogans have proved suc 5 P IN YAGHT RABE of attle, was a guest at | Tu LEAD UVER (mln.u-k oland 15, Olts cessful in getting people to obey MILAN—AR elevator now car PHONE 174 unehBas, Paul 28, Wacker 2, Winn 17, such commands, the Hairdressers|ries visitors to the dome of the e Howard 4, Suther-|Guild and the Hair Dressers Fed-|famous Milan cathedral. land 8; Rustgard 10, Waller 2:|eration have decided to try out Dr. Robert Simpson In- ARTICLES ARE FILED Aldrich 4, Lathrop §; Chase 9, “Get Your Tair Cut” with the|#—— forms Junean Lions of BY KODIAK SALTERY MAJ ALBREGHT g s i NG et z CALL ME GEE BEE i | Increasing Interest Articles of incorporation of the - 2 ; jardner Darwell 6, Gillea 10,/ The two organizations author | i | 3 Siout Feiling Ounvany, orzes 4 <1 Johnson 3, Noland 8, Paul 1,[ized the spending of $50,000 a g 4 o i . Gilmore 7. gan and other advertising @ the Pacific Coast States and ex-|ton, were filed today in the oftice | of Rival Candidate for 4 3 ¥ voted to use the tips they cellent progress in the Capital to|Of the Secretary of Alaska. It is Goddard: Sutherland 8; Rust : p Nati 1C itteem. st TSt k GOOI l'lumbi"gv llcatillg or anitall . S5 o N T ey s | fTOM customers to make up Capital Yacht Race to be held |capitalized for §150,000. ational Committeeman Lathrop 3, Aldrich Cas- X g this summer between J|‘lnl:ull x:ll:l Incorporators of the company e v 5, Chase 2, Gelles 2, Pratt 1,|°f the fund. LEGION sheet metal work CHEAP. Olympia, Wash., indicate a com-[are: Charles J. Sword, Rainor| While’ the race between Capt.|Wickersham 5; Gottstein 4, Grant| oo =5 P8R (om0 plete success, according to a|M. Dahl and Hardy Hofstad. Mr.\A . Lathrop and . W.|8; Benjamin 4, Gardner 2, Hunt 5 st i Largest and finest display of short address given by Dr. Rob-|Sword is president of the corpera-| Albrecht, both of Fai ks, for|2: Darwell 3, Gildea 1, Johnsom |gi—- - mee - ert Simpson to the Juneau Lions|tion which owns a fish saltery on|Republican National Committee- (4 McCormack 5, Noland 4, Olts : 4 plumbing fixtures in Alaska. today at the weekly meeting in|Kodiak Island. man continued close, belated re-|% Paul 6, Winn 6; Adkins 5, Gil MOTHEF the Forget-Me-Not Tea Rooms. - e turns today from last week’s pri-|more 3. FOLY WA T TONIGHT While in Seattle Dr. Simpson mary election added slightly 10| poi guien, . { SUNDAY, MAY 13 | conterred with Adoiph sehmiat,|OROTHIAN PRESENTS ARINET | BUEMSHANR. LS4y b the lead held by the former. The| LPTIAE? Susheriand G Tus : who heads the Olympia Commit-| PATRIOTIC PICTURE |total vote as repored fo The '“\]',’,‘,l, ]):‘,\,“ff,].l:(l.‘m:f th.u;hll j We Have Many Pretty a8 P M GEO. B. RICE | | tee which is handling the plans jire was: for Lathrop 2770, for| eyt 8, KPP ol ik i L ) : D D A o fersham 10; Gottstein 10, Grant i : + gave no definite figures on hoats e _|mer's lead 213 votes. 11; -Benismth 3y orei8her 1. Badli | “I tell you in advance what job will cost” entered, he said Mr. Schmidt was| Hdward Grothian, formerly Ket | o telegram received today DY 15’ Darwe 9 a goneec | Also WHITMAN'S CANDY highly optimistic in regard to the|chikan business man and more(pn, Empire said Capt. Lathrop EZ'M":'.",‘:,',",:‘L' ;"’l‘“‘] ;‘,;,"‘.’"‘3{:'1 race. recently from the Pioneers’ Home, | wag ahoard the Admiral Evans|y ooty g s SOURC D O FOR MOTHERS 5 b Charter Day Picnic vesterday presented the Juneau'gue to arrive here at 9 p. m. to-| au .( ” A u";, Winn 9, M IEIEIEIENENRENINENTRIEEEEREE SEEZZRNERNIRERTRNE The Charter Day celebration, | High School with a framed patri-)gay. 1t is understood he is en-|~‘[GH% B GHRORE S8 0 o | which was to have heen a dinner |Otic picture in colors represent-\pouie to Seattle. o ot e g 1 5 AT g gathering of Lions and their|ing what he calls a reading of| “gorurns were received today, |3t 16 fustsand T Waler 611 pror gy MAURO wives, will be a picnic at Auk|the American flag. The design|giving Lathrop 27 and Albrecht ",'”'IX:'," api AR b 3 Village beach, according to a mo-|is the flags of all the nations run-|yoies” from seven small precine Gt o et r,(".','," tion passed today. It will be|Ning together and culminating at\ iy (nis Division, Including one of | L1i G¢ P AR DRUG CO. 37 whi srmitting, | the top in the Stars and Stripe i Wi {oq | J00AIR 1, GiERgnes 483 TIWGIL fol held May 27, weather permitting, D L the remaining Indian communities, 9 yamall g ir families |Mr. Grothian explained the design | yiiiis . Glldea 1, Johnson 13, MoCoke and all Lions and their families I ad Killisnoo. There are two more T | 3 sencilont s 4 i 00 mack 11 nd 12, Olts 1, When We Sell It are invited to attend. In a fifteen-minute talk In which|guch precincts to be heard from, |y 1o M gy It's Right At the recommendation of the|he presented the meaning of his|yoonah and Yakutat. In addi-| " o0 8 g v g Board of Trustees Simon Hellen- |conception. He reads it to mean| jjoy returns have et to be re-|, =HUINOCH ATOWETS 8 SHIMCE | prog Detivery Phone 134 thal was designated to attend thethat people have come from all|ceived from Chichagof, Hirst Chi-| 17" yjq 0 n e S ot .0 e Sub Station Post Office No. 1 Des Moines international conven- |countries bringing the hest threads | chagot, Funter Bay, Strawberry) '@ RCe b SR 0 S PR tion of the Lions next July. He[of their respective flags which|poing and Myers Chuck. we 9, 7'“*‘/ ckersham o —y plans to be in Michigan this|they have woven into the flag of Vote By Division summer, and expects to attend |the United States. 3 The vote by Division for Na-| the convention before coming| Mr. Grothian is selling copies of lyjona) committeeman, as tabulated | 6 . 929 The questions of sponsoring fax ,“:!“““h__‘,”""“y ) Bes cout :" pire was: | the Camp Fire Girls and the|!he “Pioneers’ Home and to joln Lathrop Albrecht Junior Baseball League were | elatives in Portland. First Division......1,287 brought before the Club, but both | | & MARSHALS JoIN MAN | Second Division. 125 were laid on the table until next| =~ Third Division 781 F ! meeting. However, the Lions HUNT AT BERNERS BAY| pourth Division... 266 agreed to furnish the A. B. Hall[ ;oo 0 Bl & to the Camp Fire Girls as a meet- | . Totals .--2,770 5 fng ‘place; until action s taken on | ncrman and I .'"" HElcofIa i Late Vote Received i l 0 ACCORDION Ml )SIC Y nean this morning on m.» s o " the question of sponsoring the The returns received from {his e * Marabats bost, T Bernors 1y (o1 gy werr | A One Dollar Silk Stocking that are there looking for Edward 3 o pXPresse S hrocht '8 » Lathro for help, and expressed the opin-| yon "1 g Signal Corps, who de-| Albrecht 9, Aldrich 13, Lathrop 4; fon one man could not adequately | Gy rrom Chilkoot - Barracks,| C2¥Cll 20, Chase 5, Golles 5.1 FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 4 to Wear T ERTEIEZEIREEREEERY. EA3TNIEEEEEIRIETINEINESRNRRIRERE) - handle the situation. Scores of|,ug wng 45 reported to be in that e [ young boys who will be the fu- A . : !"| vicinity. Walter King, Chief 44 eaturin, ture ball players of Juneau are|pUU "o e Court, aceom SPECIAL 1 . anxious to have a Junior League tod y " - g ¢ ol panied them on the trip. POLK SCHOTT '0X TROT I I :go;:'(,l l:‘lls \ilildlr'h'(:‘. :»:;!':lnll‘;illll "hll'} Ty Deputy. WAwyaiaswill ro-f 72 sheets of fine ]J A* bCl] ISII, F BO BO NK 3 . “ | main « > 8po il the man 4 AND WALT S et ear. 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