The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 3, 1928, Page 8

8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1928. Bpe e - S kastumiioninotoieg bmmtin sl eSO SRS e —— Favorite y and almost to An.| ring until each bout ends what |- e :-i“,:mv ny at Ketchikan. The nnly[:" —#2| ness was destroyed there in the 2 distance of several miles.| he says goes decisions as I Ataskan on the board of directors( | WHO’S WHO | {recent fire, was an arrival on the T ro o the type| to fouls, knockdowns, and knock-| | Visiting Yacktsmen | |is J. C. Barber of Ketchikan,) | AT HARKRADER o L s | Dorothy Alexander, and expects to outs is final pa 5 | 'who was also interested in the| AND WHERE | | spend several days in Jun-au. GARD GOMPLETE As the fighters enter the ring To Be Guests at lola company. The other murn-l ST A YA Mrs. Edward Haller and son, tonight each will be instrueted “’“”I“’" This El'(’lli!LL {bers of the board of _:]n'mwrs urol Dean C. E. Rice of the Episco-| James, left on the Princess Char. at when any boxer is knocked | from Minneapolis, Minn. Jotte for Vancouver. Miss Helen Nims, Seattle and former student of the Uni- versity of Washington, visited Sy | from present PSS the famous Illinois State rule . W. Merrin, mineral exam- with friends in Juneau while the of Commerce honor of the » | Se] - Y | versnaity 2 7 6y ) i o Deltivady' faill & f Commerce in honor X e a ice, | O- E. Schombel of Juneau camejpo othv Alexander was in : Development Work Pro 2 ¥ " New Talent Added from Nt e el yachtsmen in the Capital to | |iner o _“]":“'mm; '”I \”.:]. n‘::.".';,: {north on the Aleutian for a visit L‘;’“"ih",“f,l'i::":‘,;r o el ) 3 ~ | H " 5 i ciiherval ot b Capital Cruiser Yacht Race. | | B . \b- JLUDRUTRNE, r 8 She is mak e d trip. gressing Under Good ) Snohomish—Krauklis on lin his fight with Champion Ge ne| D Be hold in the audi. | |arrived in Jumeau on the North.“ith her son. Among, the hewspaper fraterni; Management ) i ki Taacun. ~mhel . EXige: for Collier Bout ey | at Hall western from Skagway. He has ty on the Dorothy Alexander arc - - | - gassyi o gl ipal Church here left on the Dor- othy Alexander last night for a Mrs. Julia Schombel, mother of mined So far as farthest neutral corner. This is jerable litiona op t A be nEdakgRry down, the other man in the More: than SO0 Rave s ik f s & 'iiihe et ring must retire at once t0 thel | 1. 1aid tonight at the han- i quet given by the Chamber H Among the passengers for Sel- {dovia on the Aleutlan iS S. Fein- {son, brotherindaw of B. Borts, | herring broker of Seldo Mrs. P. W. Lee, wife of one of he owners of the Shepard Point| Jacking Company at Shepard Point, is bound for Cordova on | Where any fight goes, the || (7T 6 WIKS HAl o hts. | [spent some time in the vicinity Mrs. Leonard Artkur Hinton, as. ha o [limit, the two judges and the| .t "0 HOC 0 L o e | [of Haines and Skagway and sociated with the editorial staff B. D. Stewart, Territo n-| been very well 1 end the referee will make the decision. leave later this week, with of the Aberdeen World, and her ing Engin returned 1r-{ W efficiently I r Ste THE CARD The irst bout will start old Smith, Forest Ranger, brother, W. A. Rupp, owner of day night A twelve-day trip|art said Villubes pound promptly at 9 o'clock bt bk Lo bt the paper; Orville Wiseman, g0 various mining properties in NP Geher: ProRey Lubeck, 124 The dinner will start prompt- amine the Alaska Dano minin v dial . 5 ROy R T nephew of Mrs, Hinton, who is B sl Gelie it ke oL NI Lynch, 150 pounds, vs. | (CAPT. LATHROP WILL ly at 6:30 p. m. and is ex property at Funter Bay. ; Associated Press editor cn the was spent at the|th Alaska Gold Donepan, - 144 ; pected to be concluded by ADDITION TO FORCE OF fis Aloytian, ; et Daily Herald; and kd B o AR Dioparty Alaska Danoj | Toser, 163 pounds, v BE RECOGNIZED AS | " g ALASKA GAME COMMISSION | Mrs: W- lides, wife of the man|ip with the Catholic o'clock Bay on Admiraity Island, where| Mines unter Ba 1 the! | falpin, 158 80 ; Ll {who was first in charge of con-|y Progress Tt ey £y ; COMMITTEEMANSOON| ot ot the yachtamen | | L chottn worx on e alagea|NortiwERt: Krog l Const Guard Cutter Snohom- ish will be' guests of the Lawrence, 139 pounds, v Sadde” i misa. B Avkn Miss Victoria Spauling, of A m Dollar, cousip, of R. S. of the mine and the t rles E illiams o1 { | Curtis, 14 attl rrived on the Alenti Railroad, passed through here on!,nq g ., who operate the country. nl alsa v t > wdy, 164 pounds, vs. Bl Vot " A TH.. KeSEReL B ott” Si80 otolack. " take a position as stenogr the Aleutian. She and Miss Dunn,| pojlar Steamship Line, is on the Good Progress A ypSum o keen| | ared. 1 banks will be seated as Republi-| | @bou P e BIYER, DY ’ i ' ca s a friend, are bound for Seward. | i 3 i “igh ! 5 he office of the Alaska Game|?® ard. fporothy Alexander. With him is g shion i s for| | Were expected to return in 1 e ALK S ) . him s “They are making v . ¢ ! Collfer; . 168 'ponnds, vs n National mmitteeman for | Commi th. Mrs. J. J. Chisholm, wife of | Mrs. Dollar. The couple aie mak- ; . % i ; A ot tha aki B he|| about 4 p. m. The Leota, s A ress with the work at the Har 2 ) Krauklis, 164. ka at the next meeting of th Sant 1B 1 Blaly wek tdvean Jack Chisholm of the Nationa | ing their honeymoon trip. i s, carisidering “', et i i R e made known here today by him| | to put back to port on ac | JOHN M'LAUGHLIN HERE uw«‘yl‘nv]‘uv;:urAm'm-)f Lt'n v”-m I‘1”; Tty 5O L erew which they have working diffe Lz v . y by | | aug 8 are aboard theltne Worth Lumber Company of - 3 s he visited with local Re-| | count of clutch trouble It Foln . Mstawgnng, former Aleutian bound for home. Seattle, and Mrs. Worth, are pa y Bound for Seward on the Aleu-|gengers on the Dorothy Alexan- present. The surface have| Juonts are so far advanc Iriven at proper n| New taient was added to the they can now go ahead 1 I b g 1 » sea-| American Legion's fight card for| Capt. Lathrop has just returned | 4 L :"""”'"\'! ;"“’(‘.,)‘I""'!‘v "'“\‘;‘,;'f‘ 31 tian is Adler Nordale, son of algep BVith' the unde yund work. Ther| jevel, acc r. Stewar ;mm‘.:h! when th boxers were [ m,\ |\;.,I| as City where he at T s ”'l;;l".n' "f*;\ml‘h“"I:"‘wi‘“' ;.‘:'l"‘;l‘_";llyuyvl owner in Fairbanks, who is| Among those bound for ge 3 ich 2 - & i ¥ e cuttet 8 terded the Republican National | EES fwic 1 B accompanied by his sister, i have an efficient tipple which| Ashecstos pects {obtained from the cutter | to Wra : ta accompanied Dy his sister, | way on the Dorothy Al | h \ thANaR h ¥ ! rangell where he is em-|" . ay on the Dorothy Ale IR als rompuly all cont| “Tiere 1s ¢ lo activity| homish now in port. Billy Lynch,| Convention. Ie was highly pleas-| LIGHT AND POWE RCOMPANY & Capt.” A. E. Lathrop, who at-|are Harry Breen, passeng mined for some time, and prac-[at the property on Dear Creek om|150, and Buddy Donegan, 147, ed with the national = ticket and|AT KETCHIKAN TAKEN OVER\:;:::‘\I;;: diring the summerfiendeq .the Republican Nationallat Towa Oity, La. for the Rook tically the only 4 to do north end of Admira’ty Isl-|shipmates, will be seen in action,|predicted the election of Hoover| AT e I prherabion W ’_”; v LN iConvention in Kansas City, is r(--; Island Railway. B gp i e : prospeated . fe d “little brow rother” | and Curtis by a great majority. [ AF EpaRaLd] grei 0 i iy turning home he tia 3 b e is to bring in wate prinkl nd is bein rosp d forjand a littl brown brothe n led tn 4t oo o urning home ouw the Aleutian. D. H. Friedman, official the | 3 .t Ste t wl rouniiabtl ' S W neet a local| ‘Capt Lathrop's antials | 1€ in the office of| TLEAVES FOR TENAKEE B. F. Schreiber, it A Sr A e the coal before sort Mr. Stew-| asbestos and of which A. DeRoux,|saf Villubes will meet a local D athrop ¢ I(-l‘l‘\l' the Harhe of Alaska by the| Mrs. Vitcor Robertson, who,, ]‘I”L s. mv'»”. _associated with| U, . Alaska Packers’ Incorporat- . Crawford in the airplane{cd, and Mrs. Friedman, are in- % ani f Doug S iin dHabEar .lar-| Pilipino nmamed Lubeck | showing him to have been 3 1 f art said. . t Dougla n charge,” declar-|Filipino named 4 ; S Kocet e dia |Citizens Light and Power and|has been in Juneau having den-{," . : : : ? “Dhe slope, or incline shaft,ed M. Stewart. “They have built| These boys are featherwelghts i April primary di business in Fairbanks, is taking|cluded in the party of five who a plane to Fairbanks on ihe Alen- are visiting Southeastern Alaska publican leaders. remained here for repairs. JTuneau, « ved on the Aleu rormer busi- not i i e 4 e el |Water Company of Ketehikan, | ta or one ring the t which follows the coal bed down | quite a camp at the mouth offand both are said to be clever!reach Kansas City until atter thei (o cr SRR REE N il Rork BRARS durias (fhe 4 f e N oyt et il S g HoRveHian wis ehualabad . Tl incorporators are Row-| week, left on the Northwestern | e, s down AR o i e ot e v 3 National Committen did not meet|1and, Charles T. Peterson and |for Tenakee, where her husband |“% 0 e on the Dorothy Alexander. which coal is being hauled Onfseven houses, bunk house and| o Kllilmk\l\)‘s jn |$h.n'”|01'- was|atter they were received. How-|L012 McAchran. They will take|is connected with the Alaska| -~y 810 I'“'(* Win W O One hundred and seven mem that slope t . 82 oA T Wit ponglderabl AUDILER (ANe: SRl aURaR T g AL 4y eting during the|Over all of the assets of the old' Consolidated Canneries jor ANew York City, are makingibers of the Young Men's Institute, eral tunnels, e i seam,| clearing was nece y. They are!substituted for Butler against|ever, at its meeting during l" the trip westward on the Aleutian|and a number of members of (he B otid totervals: of| nbw structi a4 ap Bear)Ccllier in the me svent but|convention a cert e was pr : i ake the Golde olt| v, i ¢ s have been started at in f| now constructing a road sp Bear|Ccllier in the main event butfconvention a cerlificate wag | ind will make the Golden Belt|Young Ladies' Institute are on the 60 feet on the angle of the slope.|Creek to the mining property, aftwo weeks ago, he is apparently|pared saying i ol | tour. Dorothy Alexander. They plan to continue two cross-|distance of aboat two znd one-/in fine form. He arrived from|the Territorial primary would be T. W. McDonald, 2 cuts to the west until a favorable| half miles, of which about one- Ketchikan yesterday evening,|recognized by the Committee at ness man of point is reache to drive out a|half mil has been completed, trained down from 178 to 164[its next meeting. gecond slope to the surface. This|with a tractor. There is good|pounds. He seems as hard as PSSR SERE A Hyder, whose busi-'Q1a naners ror <atc n* The Emp! ‘ : 2 Independence Day . = second slope will probably be|foot trail the remainder of thefnails and is confident he can|STRINGENCY OF FUEL | P used eventually as the main out-|distance im it the local boy. Anyway, he REASON DURBAN COULD | | ECIALS FOR Jl )L[ 4TH time it will be used as an air|lies immediately adjacent to the|battle and the fans can look for-| e ; ! pag A . S . things of the season will be on display Monday The present slope is also being|tion of 130 feet. They have - |scrap goes. | Ambassador to the United States| injoy the big celebration in Your selections will be kept in our cool room if you driven deeper. All of these pre-|cavated a large open cut 50 feet Collier quit heavy training thelfor the inability of H. M. 8. Dur- ? ¢ ) our own way, i very of the third. will yield coal for marketing as|a belt there about 63 feet widc|3o0d shape now as ever in his|nean for July 4 was “stringency| your own way, but enjoy every “About 180 feet of the slope|oi which long fiher material oc-jed to win as it would put him|from the Secretary of State t:| blessed minute of this Great LARGE LETTUCE, each ..................0 15 was sunk by George Harkrader infcurs and it is planned to con-|back on the road to the heavy-|the Secrets of the Interio~| CANTALOUPES, each IR S ek let for the mine. In the mumi “The ground they are worki is in the mood to give Collier NOT CHANGE ITINERARY N 5 ; Our Fruits, Vegetables, Melons and all the good course to ventilate the workings.|bank of Bear Creek at an eleva |ward to action as long as the » reason given by the lhilH') E wish, to be delivered to your home on the afterno liminary development workings| wide and 10 feet high. There is{first of the wee He is in as|ban, British Cruiser,-to be in Ju-| i o the work progresses | that carries tale rock in the seams|career. And the boy is determin-|of fuel” according to a letter| STRA WBERRIES, 3 boxes ....... .. .8 .50 the original development of the|tinue the exploration of (his belt.|weight title in the Territory. It| which has been forwarded to Go WATERMELONS, pound v 08 mine. At the point where Mr.|While at the present ti-oe Mr. six round fight, each three|(George A. Parks. National Holiday. We wish 8 A (1 3 2 3 Harkrader stopped work, the DeRoux is only employing five|minutes. An excerpt from the letter writ-| Y PEACHES, dozen v . .. A5 geam was subjected to local dis-|men, he expects to have a crew| Kldred and Brady are both in|ten by the British Ambassedor t)| ¥ "lil,IMb—a‘xll Kkinds, basket o o 5 95 turbance. The work done by the|of 12 or 15 after July 4th” Mr.[good physical condition. They|ihe Secretary ot State said: “Up you a happy Fourth of July. A‘M ARAGUS, pound ........ : 7 .20 company now operating, has dem-| Stewart declared. come together in the semi-final{on inquiry of the Commander in e GREEN PEAS, pound ....... A B 15 onstrated that this disturbance ——— Jevent which is creating almost)Chief of the American and West NEW SPUDS, 5 pounds for . .25 was purely local, as their develop- FOR QUICK SERVICE | much interest the main|Indian Station as to whother 'it| | CHERRIES, pound . e T ment work has car them SAM | bout. Eldred seemed to be alwould be possible to alter the| through it, and they have now CALL 187 (H,E;‘,YS,B;(Y,,,E GORHAM slight favorite this afternoon al-| itinerary of the Durban to permii Then there are Green Beans, Celery, Carrots, reached a section that is much vi TF Ine nour though Brady's supporters would| attendance at Juneau on Juiy 4th, Cauliflower, Hot House and Field Tomatoes, Parsley, less disturbed. The structure offgueh a3 carpenter, masonry,|not concede him any edge. Brady| Sir Walter Cowan has replied j New Cabbage, Green Onions and Radishes, Oranges, the seam shows continued Im-|ghingling, plumbing, kalsomin-|is in slightly better shape as he|that he very much regrets that it Apples, Bananas and Lemons, ete. provement as the work has deep-|ing or painting, in fact anything| ' longer and if thewill not be possible to accede to ened,” Mr. Stewart declared. in new or repair work. fight goes the full five rounds he|this request owing to stringency We urge you to make your selections early so Two Benches of Coal adv. PHONE 137 might have an advantage there. [of fuel.” you may not be disappointed. “The coal seam occurs in two —_——e —— The preliminaries are said to e benches* separated from one an- MOOSEHEART LEGIOW be of better than the ordinary Miss Rae Stevens, who hs | GA 5 other, as is commonly the case — run of mine scraps and should|been attonding school at the Uni- RNICK S in coal beds, by a seam of clay.|Meeting scheduled for Wednes-|furnish plenty of entertainment.|versity of Oregon in BEugene, re- The upper bench averages about|day, July Fourth, has been post- Referee Sole Arbiter turned to her home here on the PHONE 174 two feet in thickness and the 1ow-| poned until Wednesday, July 11.| Referee Billy Franks will be| Dorothy Alexander. She expects er bench three feet. The pres (. H. MAC SPADDEN, the sole arbiter in the ring. From|to spend the summer visiting with ence of the clay seam is fuvorable| _aqy. Herder. ({the time the battlers enter thejher parents. for cheap mining for the reason & that it enables the miners to plek the clay out, leaving an open space between tne benches. The coal can then be pried out in| Jarge lumps, or broken with the use of a minimum amount of ex plosives. On the whole, condi tions at Harkrader are very fav orable to low mining costs Extent of Mine “A continuous series of coai bearing . rocks lies to the north and west of Harkrader as far as TOPKIS Athletic Union Suits $1.00 High Quality at a low price H. S. GRAVES The Clothing Man JULY 4TH 1928 Like every Independence Day in the past should be celebrated by every Am- _erican in a real “1776 Spirit” WE WISH YOU A GLORIOUS FOURTH OLDSTEIN'S EMPORIUM Juneau’s Style Center e s e JOHNSTONS CANDY o R A (ORI Have you tried the New Spanish Goober Peanut Bar? IT'S GOOD. THE IRROS COMPANY qm iy ||