The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 26, 1928, Page 2

i i‘( § ¥ . itha bl” ‘college or uni | Ev i United States, with| Wi b — —— Our Extraordinary They are going fast, select yours now and avoid disappointment. Four Attractively Priced Groups $10 - $20 $15 - $25 All late Summer styles. Values up to $20.00 Values up to $30.00 No approvals or exchanges. ale! Is Now On Values up to $40.00 Values up to $60.00 B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. Juneau’s Leading Department Store B msenfysenflyoerliyroprlyomerlyr Decorate for the Fourth | e carry a full line of Flags in all sizes. Also Cotton Bunting for dec- oration in tri-color or Stars and Stripes. B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. Juneau’s Leading Department Store — _— peerdemem— FRANCE NOW BANS EASY MARRIAGES, BRITISH NAVY } . CRUSER HEE PARIS, June 26—Simullancous- 1y with the tightening of the reg- ‘ulations coyering the divorc.ng 0' foreigners by the French courts, e ministry of justice has issuul Anstructions that greater ntion ‘must be paid to marriage la ¢ This is proving somewhat ¢ Jdy to American lawyers in Pa and on the Riviera who have fmade a specialty of handling all| i | dthe details of a French clyil ma e on brief notice. In m es which have been brought to| atiention of the “m-'u-m-vn.‘ oneral” the uecessary bamns ap| At Governmenl Dock |ifiled, rently have never been pub.| 400 spair of those matrons fi% | | admit that she is in the m H. M. S. Durban Arrives in fOf a decree, but close, of both she and her husband Port This Afternoon— |15 "Shat papers soon will, be ‘ Seeks Reno Dlvol'ce the wd de- would compete with h socm] honon. lovely 1 : "usunl" stay. +Fntareational MMustrated mvl) shed, pirth certificates have 201 (Continued from I"IgL One) %een provided and in the case of, - ddivorced persons the extracts of dll skt divorce court's decrec have WHI Visit the Hawking, Canal Zonn | then proceed to Bermuda Lean, ‘)01 been, filed. o g AL o % H. Lake, Commissioned ‘juniip: bonsiderable cost to clionts| cbedaled to complete he: voyags| s TR S W B 22 | there late in September and wiil| Aaie; S C. W - M., ‘Jawyers have had marriages | ;s Gunner, Mr. H. A. W. Brook: formed within twenty-four hours ¢ Stationed in that vicinity ‘“r‘\;mmm Enginosr, Mr. {W.. D b X .| @ short period, it is exvected. bR 1 ‘after the arrival of the nam s in| The \ Sheer, Wairant Shipwrightio Mr. B Wiabads the law calls fon| e entire crew of the Durbay 4 " { consists of more than 400 personx, | J- Daw, Schoolmaster. =, | tresidence of twenty-one days and | pletely equipped with all | mechanism used on preseat day model ships of England. De «closely reviewed and in cases dwhsre the law has not been com- with the right of the min- talian has become a popular| L. ulenant-Commander W. *.9' course ahong the girig/new, Lieutenant D, A. college. Lieut. J. C. S. Chamb 1 an enrollment of 210 stu. (J. R. F. Newnham, Lieut. J, b- ‘the department of Itallan| Engineer-Commander F.. H Jef- _college s larger um,,‘msnn, Lieutenant (E) M. G, Captain R. M , Instructor Lieyl GBQWGI of the Uni.{Cahiil, B. A, Paymaster-Command- whose sta-|er J. T. V. Webster, D. 8. 0., Sur- not available” says|gcon Lieutenunt-Commander J. F. W fi Brooke,| Haynes, Sub-Lieutenant A Bur- arker,| rlain, Lieut, to Ingeborg, GRINDEL Ow man V. C. Regg, Midshipman W.|iers. <8, 'Clouston, Midshipmar G. W [the Arctic hi latest!qom of the warkhouse’ has been conferred upon Nurse Rigby, who after 29 years of service at thel Werner and Gunther are succeed- | |ing Karl, Friedrich, Wilhelm, Ot-| to and Gustav as popular names| J. Lidden | for German baby boys, and An Marie and Frieda are giving way ¢ WALD — Grennlulul 4 az.u,m Nine-| nell-Nugent, Paymaster Sub-Lieu-|dogs have, heep brought to t tenant J. 8. §. Swmith, Midshi |Swiss mountafn resart .to haul man E. V. St. J. Morgan, Midship- toyrists over Naowhere Midshipman P. G, Mer- riman, Midshipman H. C. D, Mae- Commissioned Gunhisr' W. ; —————— {5t least elght days opon pablica-| The Doat is 475 fect in length, g B ot btk jand is one of the late types of! SHE'S GUES £ Mayors have now Been odyised| UShtIE shibs now in service un. 8 GUEST NOW Ahat all murriage returns are tol €T the English flag. She is com-| pONTERRAGT, Eng. — “Frée- of Justice to annul marriages . {\k .lv‘:nul played as the Durban institution could not endure the) ill be exercised. Jocaps: retirement she has won. B The Durban officers, headed by PRI b TALIAN POPULAR STUDY 3. L. Coleridge, are ns fol i | oF smiTH COLLEGE GIRLS FASHIONS IN NAMES i Commander E. J. Shelley, Lieu- NORTHAMPTON, Mass., May|tcnant-Commander ¢, D. Bury,| BERLIN — Erich, Woltgang,| Edith, Gisela, Mar- H. |80t and Marion as fashionable | enant .| Bames for girls. e Jungfrau glac- les thrive, - PARIS—Prints and ruffles are an_ emphatic note in summer fashions. A small navy blue print on a beige background fr: Patou has three tiers of ruffl; on the blouse and a skirt whieh is composed solely of ruffles ex- tended into the back of the dress. The ruffles are emphasized by a plain blue binding. HALL TO MARK Hall of History to Rise on Place Where West Was Won VINCENNES, Ind., June 2674(;‘: the banks ot the Wabash river, where old Fort Sackville stood, ‘& the sycamores to commemorat the empire building genius of George Rogers Clark. 3 Indiana has arranges chase of the twelve-acre sil where the frontiersman and bis compatriots wrested British, 150 years ago, the victory ness to colonies which later be- came the United States—a wilder- ness which his brother, Willi: Clark, was to plerce thirty ye: afterward with Capt. Meriweather Lewis on a voyage of exploratiof. Clark and his army of frontier patriots won their victory on Feb, 26, 1779, ousting the British from the blockhouse fort and from the west. liam Fortune, Indianapolis philan- thropist, will erect the memorial trom funds provided by the fed: eral goverrment. President Cool- ldge has signed a measure appro- priating $1,000,000 for the project. “Our task,” he says, “is te create a new hero, to invest Clark with the rank-he deserves along- side Washington, Jefferson, Pat- irick Henry the Adamses.” A stone midrker beside a high way sign now designates the spot where the untu‘nce to the fort was located. It was along the sloping river bahk that Clark and his half-starved fellows, worn by a month’s tramping through Illi- nois marshes ,on a midwinter march from the Mississippi, ad- vanced to overcome with pioneer sharpshooting the even volieys of the redcoat. garrison, Their success marked the con- solidation of campaign gains in Ohlo,, Ilkinolg and Kentucky, over- threw Britlsh hegemony west of the Alleghenies, and saved o e colonies, in the subsequent peace treaty which .ended the Revolu- tion, the northwest territory now embraced in the states of Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, . Michigan, Wiscon- sin_and Minnesota. The Hall of History is to re- animate in murals the achicve- ments of Clark’s intrepid band and the tangible works which followed his success. 1t will be used by historical and pion:or so- cietles of Knox county and Vin- se in Burope will] cennes, cradle of Hoosicr history where the first territorial govern- ment was set up and the first In- dlana constitutlon = written 3§ years after Clark’s exploit. 1929, sesquicentennial of the fort’s capture. —————— PINNV GROWS TO $250 SEVERY, Kas.—One cent spent|} for paint epabled J. M. Knight :.. design an. aviation marker which |f won a $250 prise. now. gent abroad as raw fiber for [twine and ssck manufacture, is lo [be converted Into finished pm (Qucts by factories at home. ———— Round tw on the Admiral l"u-rlngum FAMOUS SITE ¢ Hall of History will rise nmo‘g the puli § from the! that opened the western wilder-| g A commission headed by Wl}r . Army Tests Huge- Ptane Called “F lymg Fortress” NORFOLK n Amer, £l Fortre: i undergoing varied tests here to I ,VIIOS W}IO | determine its value as a war | AND V"FRF; weapon for / 1. The rlying g Fortress is a : LB-b L bombing airplane, and capat and cne-half tons of to Junean today on the Alaskaj carrying | was Albert Wile, who has becn) The LB-6 is (uulrlt of a speed in Southeastern Alaska cilies. of more than 120 miles an hour| Harry [ Lucas, proprietor of when fully loaded and was built the Juneau Motor Company, who to make bombing raids at an alti- has been south for a few woeks tude of 14,600 feet. The air mon- ‘nn business, returned to his home ‘here on the Alaska. Walter P. Seott, local council- ster ha: wingspread of o feet and is equipped with engines de- veloping 1,050 horsepower. man, who has been in Tacoma at For defensive and offensive|tending a convention of Masons, purposes this latest type of bomb-| returned today on the Alaska. er is armed with five machine forri g guns, has a complete radio equip- EXAMPLES FOR VETERANS ment, flares for night landing and ROME—The Roman Cincinnat- jus, when he was through fight- The tests of the plamne are being|ing, went back to his plow. Italy made by the entire flying nerson-| hopes werld war veterans will do {nel of the secqpd bombardment the same and has offered prizes group of the army, stationed aijto former service men for the Langley Field. Each pilot is re-jbest farm yields. quired to make a written report —_ on the flying qualities cof the| Baxter C. plane, its speed, ease of control,[an arrival in rate of climb and the distance stcamer Queen. necessary for a “‘takeoff.” :—“——— B T POSTAL DEFICIT PARIS—French postal service lgses two cents for every inhabi- tant yearly, a total deficit of $800,000 a yeaf, and it is trying to correct the loss by having postmen cancel all stamps and collect all postage due. carries a crew of five men. felch, saigsman, was Juneau on ‘“the i CAILLE Before you Buy 7 P4 GRASP the throttle of the new Caille — get ready for a new thrill —open it wide and feel it streak through the water at a breath-taking speed! That’s real boat- ing — and that's. why many of Juneau's thrill- seekers are turning to the New Caille! Let The Thomas Hardware Co. show you why it will pay you doubly well Hc" is pretty Peggy Hamilton to invest in this out- ina turnout of her own creation, standing outboard an unlined coat of soft, imported moter! twecd with two shades of gros- —_— ‘guln ribbon doum the front. ne of its chief features is a col-: ard- lar n/ “sea trout,” fashionable The Thom‘C! Hard eiidsummer fur. ware Lo. (international INustrated News) Juneau, Alaska The memorial will be opened in|§ ._.._,.’*-—- I )IERIDA. ‘Yucaton—Hennequin, Announcement 1 The Loyal Order of Moose OF JUNEAU WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEY WILL GIVE A SMOKER | LABOR DAY I} sx Among the salesmen who car u; Juneau-Y oung Hardware Co. We Lope you will be pleased with this baby carriage. It is a genuine Hey- wood - Wakefield car- riage and is casily identified by this QUALITY SEALON EVERY WHEEL. 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