The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 9, 1928, Page 2

e s R R AT A MRS I Y B N T AT THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JULY 9, 1928. ‘ "1 FORMER HEAD ; {iFU 5 \ . : { N P, RAILWAY | Congoleums Linoleums ! { g | | PASSES AWAY { i‘ w OVERSTUFFED FURNITURE \ o s B .7 i It’s time to clear our stocks a bit. And as quick selling is our only { How;rdR[:lhc;ttt [f)l;{s mlEast UNFINISHED FURNITURE 3 y : ¥ s Result of Hear| . ! consideration, these lowered prices on seasonable summer merchan- | Discase . . . r . J Lo | { dise will do it. Women who are quick to understand values will R o 18 ! benefit by prompt selection as this sale can result only In economy ‘ g ! Ay .2 . 7 . | Resigned in { satisfaction to the many thousands who will respond to this Mid- |, nevous bieakdown compic Ju.neau-Young Hardware Co. . [ nis res L917, but he to i summer stock reduction announcement. lan active patt in wartine sdminisd | summe N < oL & Ry B i re HARDWARE and UNDERTAKING ! | turned to the Northern Pacifi ! , » | | ‘ oa {1920 as chafrman of the board. He N : ll" [ | AN “ |was a director in several other ! (Jll)(”"fl"(‘(‘ | Emlbles. Elliott was born in New York, ) d | b December 6, 1860, and mar- ! { o ried in 1802 to Miss Janet Alger- TS $ of | TURKISH TOWELS | CHILDREN'S PLAY Dresses, B e s dht KANN’S B STORE 1925. They had two daugh ) ! lf I o Pure white with fancy col- SUITS Millinerv Trmli(ir:u:‘nl ;‘.'ew ‘H"m;"“d gl g $5.00 \ adrics ored border. Size 22x44. Very servicenll:le. Blue or 8. verance wAs a heritage, for the BN as Bofora suchi-8.:aea-| 50 cents eac Khaki. i Elliott’s traced their linenge to ; $ ‘\‘\”1- "(.","" ‘i,': )\ fal o0 ceps e B i1 $1,00 each S_Oys(tmlga:ml:fi:lu;lixgeg’aglgi. John Eiliott, Who settled in Bos-|. PARI> . White smuslin with 223 SEWARD STREET gonagL-PropL) ; — Y ton in 1631 Of lloward Eiliott|large, navy blue polka dots is & - Y __ pever more bea e e A Ry Only a few left, see quan- }|: : 3 ¥ e { geyer: - moto L TOWELING tities bel it was said, too, that he was a[selected by Worth for a warm s DI“H!T"* r»]‘l' colorin l i PRINTED LINOLEUM 18 below. “horn leader.” weather afternoon dress. Drapery the time ha Jdnen welt, blue border, 16| Accolae finish. Attractive The summer before he finished|on the skirt and in the wide flare sweeping cle inches wide. i his civil engineering at H d,{of the sleeves, beginning just be- || P, b of former selling prices or 3 yards for 50 cents $1.00 square yard 5 coats, values up to {all and wiry, started as a Bur'-{dark blue muslin. The blouse has PAR 4SOIS et | B v $20.00. ington rodman in northwest Mis-|three yokes of which two are y, 4 el ’ ROLLER TOWELS WALL PAPER . foik souri. He returned to Harvard|of plain white muslin. i o complete .ourse, and afte i MRl 2 BEAU MONDE CREPE | Bloached with colored bor.| Good bedrosus gakiares, 98 | - Fiampee Paiced 830 310 SN0 R i o Mars:| o toadors botiors the Amerioan Oiled Paper DE CHINE dcb. Ciond slse. g dmcb};:s md:im 5 coats. values up to land, became a clerk In the Burl-| oo™ o0 Gooperation could p : g A Now 50 cents louble ro 4 Ay ington offices. easily be turned into such an or- & g T ISR A Clearance Priced $15 His rise was rapid. He went|. . pization without losing its edn- SPECIAL into th anditor’s office, and in| 5001 character. ars are : STATIONERY CHILDREN'S SPORT | 5 coats, values up to {|1587 hocame general freiaht and|fagory (©"eter | Oars ave HOSE 40.00. | passenger agent for the St. Louis i, oy ody might be brought inte FOR ONLY i .| Fancy ripple finish with lined Clearance Priced $20 Keokuk and Northwestern line, alovictence as the result of the con 75 envelopes. Fancy patterns. Sizes 714 to Burlington adjunct. ferences held at the institute. cents . 50 cents box 10. Regular 35 cents. 10 Coats, values up He had been vice president of 2 0 1 e to $60.00 {the Burlington a ye viven Hill v the .. MAVIS OR POURJOIS HEETS Clearance Priced §25 Northern Pacitic in 1903, Under . B R Good qu:ihutg, 81:‘(90 size. ENSEMBLES lli:'?" 'K,’ [,:',?(,d ';::r:_:m“y ,,‘:,‘ lay susPRlsEB d §2 SOpanss Hox $1.00 eae ing of 377 miles of road. ‘ 3 only, the best quality 3 ™5." .0 "yeen president for a 7 |MANY OTHER 50 CENTS AND $1.00 SPECTALS | materials, Values up to §| ¢ 1, 0 BERE s “‘,'\ [\ gt o1 1 N f %-00. year ol e Nor lOllI .‘<.urxue». Ch f V. .. JUNTS | INTHE STORE—COME IN AND SEE THEM : il carpation tor [ h APSFSRNGE % YARHRG ine quality Glearance Priced $47.50 e e o awen| . College Students small : | sotlan, Pacific and the Burlington when § . |that body was declared illegal Amazes Paris DRESSES and dissolved. d Regains Geod Will PARIS, July 9.— The strict IF YOU EMPLOY Five or More Persons AND HAVE NOT READ THE Alaska Compensation able colors. Clearance Priced 25¢ yard. 9 Silk Dresses. Plain and || An outgrowth of the episode was|chaperonage of the 43 Smith col- A R i et S i i . printed. Values to $15.00. } an apparent feoling of antagonism lege juniozs who are studying .Many attractive patterns | "oy 0 Priced $7.50 [toward railroads, and from 1905 |here at the Sorhonne has attract- L in Silks and Cottons at |20 Silk Drésses. Values up |[to 1913 Blliott traveled over thejed more attention than have the aw PRINTED VOILES territory covered by the Northern|girls themselves. Fascinating colors and ial 2 3 to $19.75 Py - fag co b s anc pecial remnant prices. B b | Pacitic, delivering addrosses to re:| One of the principal newspapers as amended in 1927, you may not know in 3‘{"\:{\- d‘.fifi’; \:.(”i‘\l_‘“ £ it o el ok ——" | Clearance Priced $10.00 gain public good will. asked “If we musf Tevise our that you can lose any amount up to Y A richn e o ; MEN’S TROUSERS 25 8ilk Dresses. Values up A continuance of this public: re-| judgment on the proverbial free- $18,000 as a result of an accident. ?‘l ramce Priced 10¢ yard An extra pair of pants at a reasonable price. Dress pants, | to $22.50. laHons CwOEK R el e Laucarded the CRiodern, Amer: i Naver eapiee of che et S for earanc yard light ' e $ ¥ part of his first work when he|ican girl.” distribution and will hand one to you &n ight cr dark shades, all sizes. Values to $7.50. Clearance Priced $15.00 i i i 4 CLEARANCE PRICED $ '45 PAIR . went to the New Haven system as| The Ame_m-an girls, most > of upon request or go over it with you. 5 whom are in Paris for the first You should be familiar with this DRESS FLANNELS - T |26 Silk Dresses. Qur choice All wool, plain colors, 54 LADIES’ GOLF AND SPORT HQSE ;- |dresses. Values to $65.00. inches wide. Va In three groups, i time, have to sign a card every igation threatened. He spon-|time they go out in the evening. sored negotiations which vesulted| They must, unless spegial per law. It was made to fit your case, L0 Fancy paterned Phoenix Sport Hose. Sizes 814 to 101%. . Regular $1.00, ot $20—~$25—$35 in complete rehabilitation of the|mission is given, be at home by CLEARANCE PRICED. 75¢ PAIR' | . e b vo il R ATRSIER R gt s : < AL LF AR T PR 5 n devoting his energy to this|be accompanies Yy a suitable AVIVE @ A TN . 5 ; ] ork, the tenseness of the situa-|chaperone. % ] BARANETTE SATIN |+ SANITARY NAPKWS . MILLNERY |k i et i eV T8 T ALLEN SHATTUCK, Inc. Very fine, lustrous satin, A specially treated filler and- highly absorbent. .The well Our final clean-up on (duced a nervous breakdown and|loton, Smith college professor, INSURANCE—REAL ESTATE 36 inches wide, attractive known Puritan Cross Sanitary Pads. - Regualr: 60 - cents. Summer Hats. |pie resigned on May 1, 1917, contin-| who with her husband is chaper R i colc egular $1.25 CLEARANCE PRICED—30 CENTS PACKAGE 20 hats at $2.00 uing as a director. oning the Smith girls, a “snitable ; 1 - Priced 95¢ yard THIS SALE ON THE ENTIRE WEBK 10 hats at $3.45 BR mas & Bt of e el chapenie’ e '“;’x'qmn'"w; o R i i bl P = ey’ S R S L N IR Ak S SALE F, E [ E‘,E z E - roads’ war board, and when the|her, whom the s choose from ER Q Nt Aharil Al . 4 R & RE K § federal railroad administration|among their #repch pr American DRAPERIES New items will be added each day. Many quantities are! [ ADIES’ BLOUSES S itto “wxlafitis “NE WAy WRIG mcnuals icts YOUR DEALER SELLS All Drapery fabries and limited and will sell out the first day. - Se y DL X : 2 qua; ¥ : ‘IX ) teri | : . oty Regular $2.75 chalrman of the committee that| Montmarl is fongldden the P 'f' N curtain materials | “OME B Wy Ve 3 % inaugurated the zoning system to|girl students, (except during holi Y 20 Per Cent ONF COME EARLY Clearance Priced $1.95 i cont: AaSUpORRERY:. |y perigls when Ahey may do as acnc Coast ut Coal < HLE il sl - » ¢ The years from 1918 to 1920|they wish qng are gut from under found him active in the fight for|school rules as completely as they remedial legislation for America’s|would fié at hpme. ©afes are also transportation system. In 1920 forbidden territory for them. y he became chairman of the direc:| /The rnles are not appressive, l e I | torate of the Northern Pacific,|the girls say, and hear down on [ ] [ .’ PY ‘while continuing until 1922 as|them far less rigorously than the $13.00 PER TON ON DOCK A PEPPY RANGE COAL PACIFIC COAST COAL CO. chairman of the New Haven's|campus laws, written and unwrit- Phone 412 C. D. Ferguson, Agent ’ . committee on intercorporate re-|ten, chserved by their ter stu- Juneaw’s Leading Departmens Store lations. Hia directorships inclyd-|dents at N’mpmnmp. e Sot- ed the Burlington, the Colorado|bonne, where the girls aré study and Southern, the New Haven, theing the Frénch language, art, lit B e e "TTT7777 | New York, Ohio and Western, and | eraturs, history and philosophy. 4P 2 Bl e e ; Fowa larghip for f URISTS GET TREA | the \?ngtern Unign Telegraph com :;2‘::" excellent schplary) * #* * 3 T o Iz Pl * * whole Kenny family uses | FRYE-BRUHN COMPANY QUALITY MEATS Mayflower Butter and Eggs Featuring Frye’s Delicious Hams and Bacons FHONE 38 —rd Kenny, Boyhood Friend, || Most Ardent Supporter| P he Tiger room—Kenny to entor- ¥ of Smi!{;ii_(frtruli(ltz(‘y!:m" S0 an St diva. Koty eud BREAKFAST ON GLA:CIER TROUT‘ | their daughters for receptions, card parties and teas Both Governor ny have never outgr COWS LUNCHED ONCE ON WILKINS' PLANE (Continued from Page One) W and Ken-] His name was Brown, which their zost| Was not altogether material to wealth as he needed to carry ou“r_”. zoing to fives, gratitied first|the point in this story. But the his, quest for election. | when thay rode often as boys on|fact that he wassa fisherman,— Yet Kenny has no aspiration 10} pa ol he drawn hosecarts and | D€ Proved it by his rajment and political greatness nor to ANY-igne Ken., DY the tackle he sported ai thing but Smith’s continued friend- |, o her. Kenny ret an| creel filled to capacity with finny ship in the event he becomes presi- |, ary office in the York | treasures — was both material dent. : department, and Smith can get|aNd interesting to passenger “I've never asked Al Smith f0rline, o firoman's coat and clap q|2bOAFd. the Alaska Line ateamer a thing” Keuny says. “There’s|poimot on his head as fast as any.| FfIving here early Sunday motn- :‘;“‘“'F : ‘”:"‘ “’;’I"" him "’;“""{' ody when he hears a four-alarm | D8 4 s continued confidence nd af-| .y : 3 | when a group of cows ate the fection. He couldn’t give me| Betweeh Brown and the in- r vas from the wings of the Y coming touriats contact war pe A % |i§. oanras [ yings 0 up the galley and dining saloon with the odar of herring, long [frozen, then thawed out and by merely being put in a wicker basket lined with green grass were transformed into ‘“glacier trout."” And Browm, his name doesn’t mean anything, but he is a dsherman. Omly ome of that tribe E hought of the story ‘| \nd put it across successtully. HATTON, N. D, July 9— When Carl Ben Eielson and | Capt. George Wilkins flew | across the fop of the world, they missed ope hazard whichf beset Eielson in his early fly- ing days here. H It was Eielson’s habit to’ jand his plane in a pasture near his father’s home. Vil- | lagers recall with a chuckle how he was delayed for sev- eral days on one bceasion commanded ST & 9112 PABCO RUGS of my life is that I can, maybe GUN CLUB SHOOTS shortly established and doofi 1 ! B help him.” o ol got out that the fAsherma R l{.l'ttlt i ll»‘ettg‘i s J i AT THE . Kenny has; homes in Nov York Morris was high man ) basket flll of that rafe apecles|, S g > ; roasting ) A at 1 of that raf , n at exclust i . and i Engiand, e has a private Juneau Gun Club yesterday |of fi8h kuown as “glacier trout” | vine woveh or twisted chaing Low P rice Di $7050 car, the St. Nicholus, In which he morning, with a perfect 25 score.|tH¢ ORIY KHown, treshwater | tiny " im| coral’ beads. -n‘,# ; ed the = comyeniion which Maycock and Waterud were not|fSh o fréquent glacfer atre *hatns § in large knots of =2 finuous ‘that ainated Smith, but he flads ihe [far behind, each missing two|2Rd Whieh ~feeds ool Ay mahy forked branch h%éry"wgfe;' err For a short time only. Tost pleasure in an unusual nook birds for seores of 23. McAllister | WOFmMS: Another redently introduced ore|— ’ — that brings gi o Bl atop his New York offices whicn knocked over 22 pigeons in his|iRE ‘exam ner-, e Mok o e S T T T Sl 2k : “he calls the Tiger room. ibest round, Radde broke 20 and osity v fi' e thtad b 4 R It is a big rcom, almost 50 feet|Carter 19. A usuaily are , in a penthouse above the| PSR i Lt ¢ h‘°; sade green. i 3 per which the Kenny Con-| MRS, \ v ¢ fo 3 A ecome - et 1 [ tion company oOccupivs ()r;—J‘ PARKER WINS ate pHes ] motit for - fi“.fle Joweity and | the: and the Univarsity of ship for e 1¢ Swith small art' objects. " Turtle belt|aapgornid, opeed at Berkeley tos ! % ska | , hat and Qoy \ p ot deliclo! W ) _,,_l.!,‘f; nd ash trags |gey 4 rugs No underfoot, the paint-| Mrs, H. W. Parker was award- of a Tiger, symbol of Tam-leq a framed, colored phctograph b ay Hall, hings from 212 wall of Taku Glacier for making the|Siacker 8 two ‘more tigers in brass crouch{pest guess as to the correct num- _the grillwork &nd a tiger skiniper of film wheels in the Butler- nd plano at one|Mauro Drug Company window. At one ond I Her guess was 2,400 and the number of wheels was 2,365, is a dining rmanently d two wait-) Adverusing siways paye. the columas of Empire.