The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 11, 1928, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1928. to by every g ) ) M. BUFFALU HERD where they can be given careful in the early years of that camp, a committee of on lisser atson and | Guerin, . oversight i xpar o nate inf tion,” he said am Committee compased of The als i i b ey animals in the herd will in the towns of Anchorage, Sew- F . 5{; WI LL BE L 1 en lim Howard, W. L. Coates and be long two and short three year ard and Juneau. | P : : v egu olds. They will be loaded on F” ke ek PR 1L Mr. Red o Tl .. P uggested the| Tu BE BRUUGHT cars at M font., and shipped NEw FIRM FoR The incorporitors of NN / concern are: Frank S. G nent of the Fou by rail t tle. From there R Cordes 5 . " gl ¢ Juls i * ‘ Marguerite M. Gordon and b G ;:N CHAMBER g p % | " table [ th i Hm; NURTH SHURTLY thoy. will be en by stes ert M. Romig Ht»udqua"ler?o:f e 3 N e potis el e it i AR ] Seward and b, 8. |the corporation are located & - — 1 ¥ 9 1 M€ ”'\ arranging g Anchorage where Mr. Gordon has T — e has ; 1 ; x ; | S ARE his home. e was booked for th ) ( he Chamiber 1s Stumsel AMBASSADOR MORROW oo : % \: e s of the expeditior | « ny w € pos : General Information on Al ‘COH\Oy Lea\cs Iaubanks COMING HOME ON VISIT The organization of “Gordon's PNESURRP=Gs SR S5 mny - | Inc.,” to take over the mercantile | WILL ANSE: N to Judge Reed I e 1 ns d Aid [ a T given to members a S ntan : % ; ofo AT . oo ; iy, Soon to Go to Montana MEXICO CITY, May 11—Amorl.| Pusiness carried on_heretofore in g w 1 a wa 1 , if ding last week's meeting T : Hogp 5 Lunch " iate, Judge, Phoms 1 i ) wpany. Com-|L. D, Henderson, Coriuiiiics o for 20 or 75 Animals [can Ambassador Dwight W. Mor. ('I'r‘; I::;:'r“;::’ ;’y Frank S. Gor-| Judge G. J. Lomen in the Dig~ 5 1ad known since | st ; elopment work must|Edueation, proved to be sesséwhat | Bl row plans to spend next month |, WCER SO PR ring of “Gor-|trfet Court this afternoon, ‘A ntimate 1 b yefore ac ining canfof a sticker. ' The ‘madMA) s of a shipment|on a visit in the United States, | o =" "0 "’"e‘ E""“’ filing | tenced Willie Hansen to serve Al that s [ ere vas 39 while the range was fr 25 o coming to Al-|according to an announcement | %% B IG DTee O tse"”““.y grie year in the PeriteiiHuN g p ' hope |15 to 48 ont of the 50 question Hu\\uwl A. Perk will | made here today. Hhpre orporation arti-| McNeil’s Island for larceny in a the reind Juncau a t good,” said |asked ave Fairbanks May 25, for Mon- e o Mo oW corporation. It|dwelling, to which charge he & Flopthol ; | Gets Highway Travelog {tana to convoy the consignment Is capitalized for $125,000 the|pleaded guilty today. Hansen f th ” Ha Lo . on i he s 1 . capit stock being 1,550 shares|was bound over to the Grand ve Board Report One hundred copies of the Rich.|to the mnorth. It is expected to ol i = Boyle report on Highway Travelog, pub-|reach Fairbanks about June 25, each having a par value of $100.|Jury on December 31 and indicts loyle repor eyt . pub g ke ¢ Gordon's is one of the cldtime|ed on March 28. the Alaska Road Com ording| ; 3 firms of Alaska. Originally start- were donated to the|ecutive Secretary of the Alaska| %A% S ed in Fairbanks by Mr. Gordo P by Major Malcolm Rl ame Commissio s 8 by Mr. Gordon'0ld papers ror sale at The Mmpire ! e ul {nual Cleanup Cémpaign y ' unt of the ‘Comilsio animals were given to the R 000.000 AD Vol s e Eted i e Tra . just been pub- Territory without ct by the 3 = 3 0N By e 1all e | ma any effort to send ) ed riptive of Alas-|U. S. Biological s ad- i SP CI L S v ‘ 1in a r e sa bit to the Pacific Southwest Ex s longest highway, connecting|ministrator of the national bison I f st his would mean mu ) tran Beach this sum-|Valdez and Chitina with Fair-|Ta Funds for feeding and IR e Skl ame. Hun » ) employmer r i o assem an | banks. transportati sre provided by FROM MAY 10 .TO 19 lington a-| Major Douglas H. Gillette an-|an b i made hy the [ e narket was [nounced he had sccured photo-|1927 Te ¥ ure. s 50 Ibs. of Best Cane Sugar ... e ] i and he 55 Aligh graphs of Alaskan industries and| The win mnter-| || Give the Watch— (one sack only to a customer rest of all Ala : : tion to|communities for mounting and |ior s wi ilo comprises Best Del Monte P 1. Flory cuned attention to el Monte Peas, can . ¢ nterest in the| = b O e a per.|sending to the Scmate Committoe |d on of the Game Commis ||| The Graduate Prefers Solid Pack o1 M aehan exhibit that could|on Territories. Owing to tha late-|sion’s stocking program for the olid Pack Tomatoes, 214 size, reg-ular 25 jeciiton. iy oot radrlord whrietis L of the present session of current year. Three of the ani- Young folks today have very Amocat and Happy Home Asparagus, regular to be thankful the opportunity aplieStpl ress they will not be for.|mals will be turned over to the positive preferences. They 50 cents K5t e manner in wh & e don money | warded until next Fall a Agricultural College and hope for more than simply & Amocat and Happy Home Apncotfl, ‘.Zl/z si Iven Wive grooted 80 leug sihel Shs Faar to ABGISIE e school of Mines for experimental e TR sy regular 45¢ they come here 1ch'a display, he said MINE CASE DISMISSED {feeding. The others will be plac- s i Wi Amocat and Hdppy Home Cherries 21/2 Regtbis was orkly B, oo aain jed on a carefully selected range hz‘ i s Pldt fia) regular 45¢ econd Division | a tant Secretary of| The case nr tfried Saeges- i@ 3 AT i S - Amocat and H H P 21 duck” as far as population » of Commerce i Y TaoaN 4 H their friends, is assured in the at a ]: 4appv ome Pears, /, as far i r of Cc oree 8 ; Je i regular 45¢ industry is concerned g . ¢ sk o 7 Baol , S selection of a Gruen Watch. | M Lty & o dhote. tor ik actention o 018[am Newikall wed Mk Heska MOTHERS’ DAY Bulk Soap Chips, 3 pounds for ... uch favors as may be meted out,” | phjr snnial Alaska Good Will|Peerless Gold Mining Comp SUNDAY, MAY 13TH Searchlight Matches, carton ... he said ! de ! i Alaska by the | which been pending for sev-| SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON FRUIT AND GREEN \':H‘L.AM"M,W" o agedi ‘1 .’,"; \n‘;‘lv. :4.; ;}[‘I‘I!’:H»;:l l‘?;;‘l;»'lx;l‘.!|‘:.“)|- v,m\\-:l.':w4|:~m;\«nfxl‘”” ) We Have Many Pretty NUGGET SHOP STUFF—FRESH TWICE A WEEK intermittently since with |in th o y f a traveling!June 2, @ urn June 18, visit-|prejudice this morning in Court, MOTHERS' DAY CARDS | salesman i \ter|ing all towns as far as Fairbanks.|at the request of He Roden, | GARNICK’S of but a short time until Alaska Yacht Race Progress attorney for the plaintiff and R.| » Batiine ox 5 , | will come into its own,” he de-| A banquet for the participants|E. Robertso torndy for the | Also WHITMAN'S CANDY PHONE 174 b ) \ ‘Nnul {in the Capitalto-Capital Yacht|defendants. Fach p; was ord- | FOR MOTHERS 1 Woh ? Mr. B aid in his travels| Race will be given by the -lered to their own court ettt » 3 3 9 t F: C ¢ ay by |costs. iiihe 15 suneay. has Been on the jeround t he yund a | ber, it announced today by ts. < Ve G ,1“ sty o 1 hunger on the par ‘,1 veo- | M. 8. Whittier, Chairman of the i i r knowledge about the Te neral Race Committee. Two| gyRSCRIBERS ATTENTION I might t that this|sub-committees s announced B BUTLER-MAURO ||| g : CALL ME GEE BEE . . e When We Sell It L rs : : The Workingmen’s Tailor | ” r.,'r‘,(.‘..‘. l,l.w’ | It's Right Lighte GOOD plumbing, heating or count tonight. Hies DAlIvArY S i $2.00 and up sheet metal work CHEAP. g’ b e (e ',Op Adverusing miways pays. Use Sub Statlon Post Office No. 1. i . ! the columns ot The Bmpire. i o . W atonk iaxinn Mite: Largest and finest display of is now open and ready for business under R TR ey o 71 1 0 e 5 g 3 B the management of Sam Shabaldak, expert pl'""b"'g fixtures in Alaska. tailor. Our shop is open for your inspection. | | | | | SUITS MADE TO ORDER ANNOUNCEMENT LUDWIG NELSON GEO. B. RICE Alternations—Expert Cleaning and Pressing Expert V}V{aet:;r&il:: Jewelry PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL We will move into the Valentine “I tell you in advance what job will cost” Building on or before May 16. The | e e TR s o Soda Fountain will remain with Mary % Young, who will operate this in con- nection with her restaurant. Our prices are reasonable Located on Front Street at entrance to Pacific Steamship Dock COONUB We will continue with the Drug Store, Prescriptions, Candy, Cigars and SHOES Cigarettes, Sundries, Cosmetics, Maga- zines and Papers, with more vim than ever. We will try to interest you with something new in the near future. We expect to have a big reduction sale to celebrate and advertise our new loca- tion. We will have an absolute com- plete stock at reasonable prices. Our Prescription Department will be not 1 only one of the best in Alaska but com- ;{?flsslo ; parable with the best in thel‘ ates, and ! we are ready to back up this statement A beautiful rayon voile which resembles georgette at any time. We ask you to kindly | and is fast color. Figured and plain. $1.35 and $1.75. H S GRAVES | watch our ads. First and most import- & ant of all we solicit your good will, and CURTAIN GOODS— The Clothing Man || Men’s following that we desire your patronage. Breryihing s Bl dhwe & Partsi iD ivery or the windows in Curtains and Drapes. : Thank you. : Also ready-made Curtains. It will pay you to inspect Su1t Sale HELLAN’S PHARMACY IMPORTED AUTO ROBES— W;}RMTH—without weight and BEAUTY—without high prices are two outstanding features of the new Saluel TRINITY GUILD on I\upl)(’"h(’i"ler and Martin Robes that have just arrived at this store. Priced GOODIE & at $14.75 and $24.50, ? € Keller-Heumann- SALE | ann-Thompson Manufacturer’s Deal IMPORTED RAG RUGS— i Another lot of pretty Rag Rugs f our inspection S \'ll‘R!) AY— CIOthes 2 pkgs. S. 0. S. Al“mm;m C}‘?Oall;er, at these low prices—p4;c,y85c, g95c, ::Ag,r;i."ls and $2.15. MAY 12 Marked down to sell at prices within large, and I Sauce Pan, the reach of those who like the best 1 qt. Mazola Oil and 1 glass bottle at the price of ordinary clothes. French Dressing FOR Come in and look around JOHNSTON'S I) . l f 3 1b. tin Crisco and I Cake Pan ... CANDY ricea rrom | Quality Merchandise Only for MOTHERS’ DAY, $2 4 SO Money back guarantee with every purchase é o Goldstein’s Emporium OIS DO They dress your feet better for less « + . nothing else will serve you as Arrivals In Our Dry Goods Department well or satisfy you as much at so low a cost. RO OO R TR O ORORTORY, CELANESE VOILE— ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW Phones 92 and 95 8 Deliveries—10:30 a. m., 2:30, 4-30 l‘- m.