The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 21, 1928, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1928 ALASKA SPIRIT n fine shape with lots of nec paint being used Finds Conditions as af Whole Are Better than | While tourist travel in the those in Coast States | can be produced on a profi .mlx, bavis. Town Locke Splendid . i and| In Fairbanks two mew busine We Lope you will be stach] pleased with this baby carriage. blocks are being built up It is a genuine Hey- wood -Wakefield car- riage and is easily identified by this parlk had not really set parties were expected few d. Booki son are tihe hea ymmodations for i Mors, inciud The Better and housing 7 “The whole people | doubled during the winter. of the Territory in those commun-| Visit S. E. Alaska 3 LS : i are mora hopeful and econditions | i are heiter comparatively than pre Li’l Se Mbles time visiting various Southeasiorn Pacific Coast general Underpriced-- %A Quallty Seal on Every Wheet QUALITY SEAL ON EVERY IY'IIFJEL.) Juneau-Y oung Hardware Co. HARDWARE and UNDERTAKING YES, OTHER COUNTRIES HAVE THEM facilities spirit of the vail on the Iy, declared Manager mentt of th Commerce day from a took him as f Work, Mr abundant. Ther ! ne: poverty to ba where hera tomo: on the steamer Admiral for Petersburg. 50 %o to Wrang:I1l" and ke the Stikone River Later he will go to Ketchi- where he will meet Mrs. thence to Hyder and attle, ing therc Aluska communities before re turning to Seattle. He will leaye hailes D. Garfield e Seattle N—_ — who returned twe that Falibanks, 1a d, i neithe: idle- found any- he M is a s nor in those thon And conditions | g cont h those Pacific Coast erolly Enjoy Excursion Those who made tha trip with the Young Bu, Club, h h far Anc thoroughly, After leav v touched at Cord Seward and went cial to Anchorage, spending sev- al hours in that city The ex- rain was met about ! statien on Swan from Anchorage bY @1 upa, near Hondur: which circled overhead pose of detecting hur anjed the train 10 AD- {iong jn time to report they wero taken (o Antilles and a | out over op Highway, Visit- ocyirence of the disaster of ed Lake d and' a number i peine urged here. | played g the afternoon.| mpe financial aid. of Most Seattle Club party| govarnment has not urned Seward and B 1o date, but i3z viewed prob- ith wezk able and forthcoming in the near Garfield future. The enlistment of Cu Four ban business men continues and tudies of station facilities at Swan Island are being carried on. Noble . Brandon Judah, Ameri- czn_ ambassador. to Cuba, has of fored co-operation of the embassy, saying that timely and accurat meteorological data from Swan Island during the hur e son, September and October, 1 nec ary and that he is confi- dent *hat a satisfactory solution will b2 ad in time for the Y, coming season. US| Tt §s the plan 2 plen- to the end 0 tions the in- ha opened early sed noon District Poreste cn a ride over to look ts along the route. and 5 for ettiemont hemestead tracts for entr: .o e Want Hurricane Station On Caribbean Icland | W Jiere is your opportunity to buy a “better” on the AT B fovelay evat, dress or ensemble at a very low pl‘!u" Pu-- i y we reduced our line of ine qu-l ive (lrc Se8 Now we want to help you pul‘(']lflbl’ a ]u'h'l outfit for summer. oppor- m- the now PARIS Chernit dress of blacl and’ Chantilly lace cr over in front and sash ends are wrap- | ped ‘around the almost-normal | ; waistline to the back where they tieand hang in long ends. The | ekirt is dipped in back by means of a sewed panel affeta flow- |, | ers (U'nplvlv the \,nmd effec ! The Al Men's rcom five-acre available Se. ness wh wmd coais. as as ml ITAVANA, tablishment of a Cuba, 3e- srological | south of r the pur-| 2 condi- | them to possibla | 1926 Theref e Dumum wererore i River district had put up 11,7 cases of kings and 29,150 c of reds. The run of kings and reds in the flats was said to be tairly heavy between June 3.and June 6 after which it slacked off The king run to June 19 wa about 10 per cent above that o} last year, and the red run in| gize of fish and volume was about 60 per cent above last Mr The red pack to date exceeds that | bank of the similar period in 19 y | cut via {75 per cent two over while the came south Aleatian In Transition Stage Fairbanks is now in the transi ag>» between heavy con and operatis by th Al Al e e P e U slUfrsesfUfre o o\ b5 B ks Exploration Company,’ Plane T lane rcompa o Friday and Saturday only, we grade are reducing all and ensembles. and coals, lll'(‘h\'(‘fi chor Remember, two days only, 8 the Cuban of . been secured by as last Twe went of these upper Y Richardson remaining last night season the I Hi mem B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. Junecau’s Leading Department Store on the! | Don’t let anyone think that cur great United States is the only country blessed with the flapper. Here are two little misses from foreign lands. The snappy one on the right represents the Philippines and her blonde sister at the right is from Sweden, Really, wherever you go you will find there are plenty. o i (International Illustrated News) New Yoerfiome khght ¥71 ‘bmm s 1o unemployment. s wera reduced by the company | this season without bor disturbance. * all industs for to rush prepara- that the station in August MCOSE WOMEN TO = | PICNIC TONIGHT | Mooscheart Le-|at ned -this eve. | pital | eight RECEIVE CONGRATULATIONS | Mr. and cf Thane, lations at 9 HAS MINOR OPEBATION Miss E. The making g program. expe dredge on the Chatanika River| operat'ng by July 15, and another will be ready lator this seaSon Tenan Valiey splendid shape, Mr. The n and reot well advanced for the seasen. Several days rainfall which oc- faurred during Mr. fleld's, visit P Yendtiaial. a short session the group will| o e s S "’(‘;:" adjourn and be taken by auto | potatoes being conducted in the gip gut the highway; where the| Tanana and Matanuska valleys i picnic is to be held. is being conducted seriousiy s bt watched with a good de 1 CHAPERONES RETURN tercst Thre2 and one-hal? | of seed potatoes were plenti LONDON—The chaperone, sel- | and the farmers are Lopefrl that dom seen in Lendon society fune- the experiment will prove tions since the World War, is in | supeiior quality potatoes ! evidence aagin—but less grimly | purposes for e rt to the sr tes than of yore. ALL ABOARD FOR TAKU GLACIER SUNDAY, JUNE 24, 1928 is its big dredging il It 2 company ) Mrs. Alfred lhrnml',! are receiving congratu- [St. Ann’s Hospital yeste day, on the ' birth' last night | ufiderwent & minor operation o'clock at St. Ann Hos- | this morning. of & baby boy, weighing| 372 o immediately | pounds, ' ketball, ‘a new sport maoating ————— Mexico, is beccming popular was an.| Oldnaners tor =aic n= Ti e |'Vera Cruz schools. ireshear, who entered The Women of * tgion will be ente Y ning with a ‘pieni following their regular at the Moose Hall, it nounced today. 30 o'clock the meeting led to order, and after in in will be MIDSUMMER Millinery JUST ARRIVED Stunning new hats in felt, crochet straws and novelty braids—also a splendid showing of the very large hats—in pastel shades and white. $4.95 to $6.50 ]ames Eads How, millionaire wanderer and grand old man of | the road, says that the clite of hobodom will really be cul- tured, A college for hoboes is to be opened at Washington, D. C,, which will make them better citizens and teach them to respect the rights of others, (International Newsreel) fesare Sabelli (insct), who, with Roger Q. Williams and Picro Bondlli, will updertake a mon- stop New York-te-Ronie flight, has Lomplmcd instrnment .and loading tests ofihis fmge Bellanes: plm)e, Romn, and ‘now awaits only favoralile weatlier. ’lhe stnrt will- be made: ltoln IWESTWARD RUNS OF FISH ABOVE ?Nflflm, REPORT WIR SERVICE CONTEMPLATED ALASKA"PORTS Plans for an “The ( lan transcontinental| ward from Seattle to Vancouver | service of Wostern Canada Air- Prince Rupert and Ketchikan are| ways will b2 furnished by a fleet being considered by the Western|of planes that will be operated Canada Airways, Ltd, according from Vancouver over the trans- to the Seattle Postdntel neer.! mountain route, connecting with The same firm was to rt a planes of the company now oper- gervice between. Vicloria, SBeattlc (ating westward out of Winnipeg. and Vancouver about the middle|The company also operates lines of this month east out .of nnipeg connecting The announcement of the with other services spanning the were made public by J. A contineht through the dominion. of and Major Donald MeLaren, sup | Canada. erintendent of the western divi “Phe sion of the company. It was sai¢ | company will connect that the service hopes to extend!with the Pacitic €0 as to be the first international| (ne Boeing' mail and transcontinental plane servicc | 10 for which on the North Amerfedh continent | paccongor planes Includes Seward :onstructed, and . The line probably would extend| West Coast Air northward from Ketchikan as far|operatinz between a5 Beward. The service alsc | Portland. € awould serve points on Portland| “The company, it was announc-| tvities are in. progress - every- canal. ed, also has a contract with the|where. No pack reports have According to the Seatile paper | Canadian government for patrol-'been recelved. from canneries in company has “placed orders|ling the fisheries off the Britisn|this disteict where fishing com- elght new eight-passenger [Columbia coast. In this service|menced last Friday. gbhr seaplanes and two Boeing|it will use planes of the Pacific| Five plants—Ikatan, Akutan, Alying hoats. Two of the Fok | Airways, Ltd, of Vancouver, King Cove, Port Moeller and it is stated, now are at|which company it recently pur. False Pass—in the Alaskan Pen- ! International Nickel | and corporation | company, it is | ates a fleet of | planies from W mn.nm district companies ven Fokler sea imnipeg to the gold around The Pas, north of Winnipeg, they b Hu0 and chil tong of two years. riles which men, women thousands of | ing the past into and| ght dur- Initial Pack Reports of “Current Séason’ Indicate Googl Salmon. Runs Normal runs of salmon were reported from. the Alaska Penin- sula and Cook 'Inlet areas and above normal ‘runs of' kinks and vads. have been experlenced in the Copper River district; accord- ing to official advices regeived at local’ heddquatters. o' the U. S. Bureau: of Fisheries from its agents ‘i@ 'tlie several gections and passengor|THe Tui. 1n: Prince Willlam Sound four new four-{Was reported ‘a few'days late for recently were!the ‘'even year" but the fish algo with the!cemmeneced to appear in some lo- Transport, now | calitios five ‘days ago. Seattle ana| /Pack Peports from the several 3 places indlcate that seasonal ae- plan Peasc liners of {he Canadicn at Seattle Air Transpors, JUST R.‘EGEEVE_D—WASH’ FROCKS In dainty organdie, voile linen and figured broadcloth. Cool mexpenslk'e daintiness for summertime. Sizes 16 to 48. Alma Leaves Ferry Float 9 4. M. RETURNING BY 3 P. M. FARE — Adults, $2.50; Children, under 16——Hulf Farc. Special Family Rates nipeg, eastern terminus of the | chased. Insula district hed packed at the tensive aerial reconnaissance wqr).(end of last week 10,567 cases of under contract with the Canadian|red salmon, 887 kings, 662 pinks government, covering areas which!and 17,044 chums. The total run jater will be traversed hy air pas.|was sald to be getting stronger. senger liners.” There. had been packed 2,047 >~ cases of teds and 6,743 cases of Italy assures prospective tour-|kings im sHie Anchorage district ists that fixed prices are now |where a -o’r-m run was in pro- mandatory throughout t*e king-)gress. ‘As t; xuu 11, the Copper Canada Airways, and de | of the others-at once is ex The service also will em two Boeing flying boats. Backer in Winnipe, \is James A. Richardson ‘Winnipeg graio dealsr, whe 8 & director of the Canadial g ated, ! dom. It also contemplates ex- TmlTS—Cnsunoau, Alaskan and Zynda Hotels, Guy Smnlt, Fm! & Navigation Company BRING YOUR LUNCH—Alma will supply plemy HOT COFFEE Ofim‘ Jnneau‘ e TR TN Thfi lup: is one of the finest plwn trips in the vicinity of Jmau Lu‘ advantage of the good wl-er SEE TAKU GLACIER A% n's MST &4