The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 1, 1928, Page 8

\ | 4 3 5 a8 mutual co-operation, forget- ting the conflicts of the p bound solidly for constructive | g - FACTIONISTS IN GASTON AND ALPHONSE RACE ,thange Fl'i(‘ndl_\' Greetings by Wire Accoraing o the Cor Capt. A. E. Lathrop, re the admini publicans, recently elec i Hean Natic Committeeman f Alaska, was approached by Jud James V ham Dr. W. H.| e, of gent” Repub-| licans, with the evident purpose of establishing. friendly relations, | and Capt. Lathro 1 proachers half wi and now | Capt rop, on an “admini-| stration was elected Re-| public ynal Committeeman | over Major George W. Albrecht,| who was the candidate of the| so-called Wickersham-Sutherland- | Paul insurgent Republican faction On the other hand, Judge Wick ersham and Dr. Chase of the lat ter faction defeated the “admini stration” for delegates to the Republican National conven tion. The Cordova Times, under the | heading, “Party ymise Co-0p- | ation With Captain Lathrop.”| lls the story of the reconcilia tion gesturs and response, as fol lows: “This y , to all appearance k the the Democrats tried to br Republican ranks by having no contest in their own ranks. Hun sds of good Democrats played | with the Republican pri s, and failed | efully ry ball holds staunch and solid. The Re- ans who will represent Al aska at Kansas City will go a friends, and as the result of a| move on the part of the so-called | Wickersham force against the so called Lathrop camp Perhaps the two camps have different objectives even today, and perhaps they may never meet personally, but for the good of the party, in loyalty to their own party ideals, they have reached out their hands and shake, pledg- legislation as far as they are able to ure it, he following cable was sent by Dr. Will H. Chase and James Wickersham to Captain A, E Lathrop, as the indication on the part of his supposedly opponents, that the party interest must come before all else: “*Capt. Austin E. Lathrop, “‘Anchorage, Alaska. “‘The election returns indicate your election as Republican Com-| mitteeman, Alaska. We intend to| £o to Kansas City and invite you| to meet us in Seattle | about June | 1, and accompany us to Republi- | ional convention so all of | elected representatives | may act in unity and friendly u»} operation so far as possible in| the interest of our territory. We ! suggest you see Gottstein and if he can not go secure his proxy it possible and let us make a friendly appearance there for the benefit of Alaska. Please an swer friendly, for Alaska needs united action. “‘WILL H. CHASE, “JAMES WICKERSHAM.' “In reply, Captain Lathrop wired as follo ' ks, Alaska, ay 28, 1928. “‘Dr. W. H. Chase: ‘Received your message on| reaching Fairbanks tonight. Will take Aleutian south from Seward 26th, Saturday, and possibly you ' could be on same boat from Cor- dova and make one Alaska party | For today the Republican rank |y CLAIMS S! ’ 1E WAS FRAMED Miss Hertha Kashs of Los Angeles, = was releasoldl from harges of intoxication by a court in that city when she elaim- ed that the charge had been framed a her by a San Diego millionaire who, she sald, had beeh uttentive to her. golng east. Assure you my co-| SUPPLIES FOR BOY SCOUT operation and appreciation friend-| CAMP TO LEAVE TOMORROW ly attitnde your me W 41 ou kindly convey for the annual Boy R Teoktreidin and: (oo ping trip at their Eagle tion above outlined. = |Rjver camping grounds will be ‘A. E. LATHROP. |yopen out norrow morning, ac-d Republicans are to be con-| o qing 45 Scoutmaster H. L. Re ratulated on having made every |y, pater, The boys will leave to combine their OWR |y, ihe nigh school mext Tues camps, to determine to fight their) g, " yoming in cars volunteered picyi IRLOGR 68 By 8K by people of the town. Just how ——— R. A. ZELLER LEAVES FOR SITKA ON TAHN inuing For tho purpose of his inspection of the T ests, R, A. Zeller, visor of the Tor headquarters at Juneau this morning on the I ost Service boat Tahn, Capt. E. Akins, for Sitka. He re main there for a short time he fore proceeding to Peter and Craig. — e — Big Dance in F Building Wednesday, June 6. adyv JANTZEN SWIMMING SUITS Get yours now H. . GRAVES The Clothing Man Alaska. the American —Fully a { Plumbing market today. utomatic—simple—safe, ——IT IS SILENT—— GEO. B. RICE Heating | O1d papers fo1 s&3s =t many boys will attend camp this year is not known as many have not yet signed up for the trip Mr. Redlingshafer announced that s of cars to help transpor boys will be greatly appreci 1 — e The Emplre | tural College and School of Mine e froin ADDRESS GIVEN | LOCAL CHAMBER BY C.EBUNNELL Teachers Introduced at Ladies’ Day Luncheon— Hubbard Gives Talk One of the most interesting pro s given at luncheons of the 1w Chamber of Commerce for weeks was presented at n today, when the ladies took rge of the entertainment. members were turned away insufficient seating , while others took nourish. | standing up scause of ment President Charles . Bunnell president of the Alaska Agricul opening r on the n and made a general talk on the work of the college. was the pro, As a concrete example of the ways in which miners and pros pectors are being a i, Presi dent Bunnell cited one man’'s trip Nome to Fairbanks by air He remained at the col- lege for two weeks, during which time his samples of ore were giv- en thorough tests. At the end of | the two weeks thz prospector de clared he was well repaid for the! trip, although it had cost him sev eral hu of dollars Studen m all country ut the present, he continu There are young men and w in atiendance from California, vada, New Mexico, Oregon, Wash ington, Wisconsin and Montana. The president of the student body plane, drec fro e attending over the col is from Oregon. Students Find Employment “Practical experience and good pay constitute the earnings of un- dergraduates as well as those of students who have completed their cour: " President Bunnell declared. “They all have an op portunity to get experience ‘in 1!w| field, and are well paid. I do not know of a single young man at- tending the college this year who has not secured a position for the summer months. “At school our students do most of the work. We have two engi- neers and a cook, and our young | men and women have a barber shop, pressing establishment, taxi, and st in managing the postoffice and in the kitchen. Created by Gruen —in the modern mode! A distinguished example of the new style trend in watches, is the Gruen Oxford Square. Fitted with cele brated 37 jewel Precision movement, at $65. Gruens $a7.50 to $350, NUGGET SHOP 562 HART OIL BURNERS During the month of April in Oregon, Washington and This equals the combined sales of all other automatic burners for same period. The Hart is recognized as the outstanding burmer on —Burns heavy diesel oil without preheating—no high pressure pumps. —Feeds emulsified air and oil through nozzle with large opening at low pressure—no chancé to clog. —Spark points swing out of flame—will not carbonize. —Approved by underwriters for diesel oil. Sheet Metal “I tell you in advanece what job will cost” BENZO WITCH HAZEL CREAM is anelegant preparation for' chapped hands and face and all roughness of the skin. UNEQUALED FOR USE AFTER SHAVING Only at THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1928 are (rying to get the most|tion on Gastineau Channel, and|[feeeeeeess. service possible out of the college|V. K. Woods, representative of P 2 for the people of the Territory.|Seims and Carlson, road builders H Y T dP So far there have been 522 who|of Spokane, Wash., were intro- ave ou re urex: have entered the college, and at|duced to the Chamber by Presi- It whitens your clothes and is more reasonable the end of this school year we|dent Wallis S. George. than Clorox will have graduated a total of 17. During the first part of the AR LloroxX. “Stanford University, after six|luncheon music was furnished by 1 quart bottle, 40c——1 pint bottle, 20c. months’ investigation, accepted | Barle L. Hunter, piano, and Bill the credits of our students, in|Vale, banjo, and by a phonograph, 9 their school, at full value. Our|through the courtesy of the An- GARNICK s udents work as hard at the col-|derson Mus! oppe. lege as they will in any other ————-——— PHONE 174 school, and they have plenty to| FRESH WATER SUPPLY BTSSR udaie S S SR do at all times.” FOR EAGLE RIVER CAMP Teachers Introduced Mrs. Robert Simpson, who act-| Cooperating with the B Wallis 8. George of the Chamber|at the mouth of Eagle River, the y had turned the meeting over to|U. S, Forest Service will furnish ATHLETIC UNDERWF4R the ladies, introduced the teach-|pipe with which to run a line to 4 £ ers of the Juneau public schools. |the high ground on the Eagle s R The Misses Grace Wilkes, Bun-|River bar from a spring in a hill Silk Stripe——$1.00 per suit ny White, Janice Lowe, and Mrs.|near the river. It is for the pur- irace Bishop were presented 2s|pose of furnishing a fresh water the teachers who are soon to be married; Mrs. John R. Noyes the teacher who was the “faste: worker of the bunch,” and Miss Theodore Budwin, M Mildred Abrahamgon and Mrs. Iva Tilden the ones who gave the most wear to the streets and sidewalks of Juneau, they are known as |portation of the pipe to the spring good hikers, which is a distance of approxi Other instroctors present were | mately 600 feet from the frontage. introduced by their most out- —— .- ing traits or habits, as fol-| EXAMINATION FOR P. 0. | lows: the Misses Donnie Taylor, CLERK NEXT WEEK Ann Reohwer, Helen Gray, Ma — Kolasa, Dalma Hanson, Ardena The Civil Service examination Leer, Louise Cates, V. Bourgette |for post office clerk, which was and Dorothy ; Mrs. Jose-|scheduled to be held Tuesday, phine Tupper, rs H. B. Waid | June 5, will be held instead on and R. S. Raven. Thursday, July 7, at the U. § . Hubbard Talks Fathe Bernard R who recently came from Santa Clara Hubbard to Coliege, W a guest of the Chamber, and gave |fresh ranch eggs arrived today. an interest:ng talk illustrated | While they last we will deliver with colored slides. at §10.00 per case or 3 dozen for His first pictures were of Bu-|$1.00. D. B. Femmer, Phone | ropean castles, and later he fea-[114 —adv. | tured the Central Alps, showing interesting stud of scenic sec- tions. He concluded with a num- ber of scenes on the glacial field connecting Taku and. Mendenhall glacie and explained each slide as it was shown, B. Stevens, engineer of the Union Oil Company, who is in Junean to take charge of the in- staliation of a distributing o el BETTER HEALTH LONGER LIFE If your doctor examines you before you are sick he may save you much loss of time and money besides adding | many years to your life, tet a health examination before your next birthday. BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. When We Sell It It's Right Free Deilivery Phone 134 Sub Station Post Office No. 1. Junean sta- supply for the use of the as well as the boys’ cording to Assistant Forester M. L. Merritt. * ‘ The Forest Service will pur- chase the necessary pipe and the loy Scout organization will do the work and take care of the trans- public, camp, ac- Distriet J. M. SALOUM Steamboat Inspectors’ office. P NOTICE Fifteen hundred dozen Ilarge is in every bottle of our BEVERAGES They are the peppiest, snappiest drinks obtainable, manufactured from the highest grade sugar, extracts, and the purest water in the world. Don’t cheat your stomach with a cheap grade of soda water. Try one of the four—CRUSH'S. CHOCOLATE LIME ORANGE LEMON and fifteen other distinctive flavors. All yours—for a dime. At your nearest fountain or grocer. 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