The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 14, 1928, Page 2

! c iolation v o 3 virtnally stopped all forecasts of|days giving the Sisters’ retreat, ) ade i Y { market trends in farm produce,|Teturned to Ketchikan on the : 50 and cc 1 RY il but Tenny, taking full respon camer Queen. . vid ) | - B W bility for the price reporting| He will bo in Ketchikan until Tu GRAFT N jonees Gank | ufi'g A | ST, ice of his bureau, is de|eariy next monih when he will - DEN R SVE ] wred by return to his iy | la to have ably permanent station defended L that th:|in California. husiness, Akutan Proceeds to Scene| Liosat. 5¢ One '!).*pzn'hncnl‘ '\Inf"l‘lf'}u||] agriculture,” Tenny Gl'_o_Wl_“x in Favor ! e Yacht O % says, “will be Drosprous or ma-| ere Yacht Uaxaca b | Bureau prosperous, dependent 1 up-| WASHINGTON, Juiy 10.—As the A ¥ Y AR s 1. A2Y on the farmers’ recogn of fhours of work decere and the Is Aground o mude late yes ) Leaves July 16 world economic . conditions and|leisure hours increase . amor 1 how completely the farms| American adults, knowkedg country are adjusted to sought at un and col- According to advices received by y ) aven i i Collector of Customs, J. €. Me- ! v 4 . i . $hine. 'fne Akidab.. hetieis “.‘,, : * ! .;.-.\..m\‘:l \\'n;lH ‘-lx;mnm...u, |1ees throngh their extension and A an, | tion 1 r “Agriculturally the 3| correspondence cot n’« »:‘t:li“h‘;v:"u:l"wn)l:lnl’l‘:l:“; If_ ! ? : 2 | smaller today than the e of| T oderal Burcan of Bdued :fl‘:;nfi h;qmn at ':'fi« south 1-11\1 ¢ \ b 4 : o { | Vermont was a hund ntly learned that 181 un Wrangell Narrows during Thur ndits ago. The farmer of V i v are eonducting extension day night. . The Akutan, witi yend nday in worship God. * go into the house ‘ et (and’ h - the farmer of lowa today is in-|c for adults, while 104 uni 7 : a - -- i fluenced more by conditions inversities and colleges offer cor | 1 Methodi 5 | 8 8s8lble; i a, @ sther parts of the wi ftutions provide 1 hefl»n}ofhrst Pplscopu! (;hlx[cjx & 7 ‘ A L) targe 1800 ton vaskt aft. amdi i) f 4 i , lia, and other parts of the world!stitutions provide home reading . % e A 4 A : than the farmers of Vermont one!course }1nnrm ana ?( wdr‘d Stree | 551131 in making repairs. & i & hundred. 7, o were influsnce] Tnlseekie Weakstha. ndebAaE REV. R. A. GAILEY, Pastor. The Oaxaco was piled up dur- g : Yy b o S| 4 S g o i G | 1 i Y ppenings in the state o9ff the number of adult students whe 10:00 a. m.—Sunday School. t Mg Thursday night by the vwner, FAINELL jlfl i 4 ¥ N 2 .y 11:00 a.,m “Chris- G. Allan Hancock All ¢ guosts | 3 N The A 31" rm-|attend night schools and study b . 3 PR o ‘ b § Y change i pe! rses by correspondence | tian Stewardship aboard the yacht were baken tof : ; ng Room | q mon: “The TR Potersburg on the lighthouse ten-| ST. LOUIS, Jul ¢ The § 2 Rt AL, nd the bureau d "{‘"f‘ll"_‘ 2 - doc Fern yesterday morning., The aucstion of nam -1 | ; : i At 5“? e s Wedndasday| Ay are cor ¢ invited. crew remalns starding by. i By T T i Bty } 3 THE REV. HAYES LEAVES ool 4o & Witls W1 v €N 0 4. ! According to advices received With a picnic of i A 255 | R beople 48 & whole will be grestiy last night in Juncau, the Oax ociation of the World" érgani-| g . ! The Rev. James Hayes, S. .l.(]“'"(‘r”ml' i PARIS—A ‘slip of blaek satin|h@s a hole above the waterline ¢ RNORCSE SR MAGNS . R CHARLES E. RICE, Dean. with the skirt cut in ciroular box|low tde. — The yacht m I b B | A | ————————— Phone 604 plaits is shown by Gheruit with|floated late today or tomorrow. i & b { No services, as Dean Rice i8|a Nile green jacket. .A.green,| «Cept. Hancock and P. N. Mo i ? m‘l ok : satin ribbon forms a blind: beit :’“‘:er“‘;" w‘:a’; b ini ) Ay, £ 40 in it B, R = v in the back of the jacket and|etersburs w e ya g 2 & 4 3 : . ® D1 lties at the front. Blgek satin|8d.and the other guests boardeq before ! iod for | VI e ongolteums noieums ! |ribbons are appligiied on the(the Admiral Watson for Ketchl-| ; vob : il 5. TEND fe] — bty o & n, to be pic later by the|the ! VRE 1| hel Pentecostal Assembly) [tlecves and pocketsi:and. are :,‘“ éo s e g e oA 207 Seward Street ched down in three rows ty-|QAxaco. 0, P ONEUS, Pastor |ing with long loose ends at the 5 L e DY v VR amras or e BRn Hiacidomis| S5 T it 26 i OVERSTUFFED FURNITURE - invited| m Lt e and visit| | Holy Trinity Cathedral who has been in Juneau for 10|0ld papers for sale at Tho Kmplre m.—Morning Wor- COMPLETION OF WHARF* . Ini6. Presidential candida g PROEILNG. . S0 ; UNFINISHED FURNITURE Local offices of government bu-| HECOI X ¢ he / §:00 p. m.—Evening Worship. MARIAN“ A H reaus, were notiffed yvesterday by! | 't lifornia F 1 The Lord’s Supper the first the Alaska Road Commission that|SONS CADDTING \D £ Bl ! R £ E Q KLyl 1aday of each month the new government. wharf iw: LEARN THE GAME QUICKLY| ;.4 by growers Mid-week services every Tues ! ready fur vse. The wharf, whict AGO, Tn PRSPPI | : ackion | day and Friday at 8 p. m. was recently completed by the| 3 g ; i in the T T EXPERIENCES st o s P e o e Juneauw-Y oung Hardware Co. The approach to the wharf over| 11 A L ith the government's| g hu £ « tass Jand| Tubl 5 the old Femmer dock was b . Lo L oresen tem of crop report 2 Mass land it Maroohied. on Tce Calie atididha vout, whils the: atsseaetior p . e s ot taarket] HARDWARE and UNDERTAKING Hnday of the whart itselt wassbogun in| !t o7 mpon ide ¢4 wa i jon, a service that| Surrounded by Icy Rpril of this ¥ ity Lo Jual and 3 him, ) solation o Mountains Sy il FINED THIS MORNING o4 (Continued from Page Ohe) | Maggie Johnson, who was ar-| ¢ .0 " —| rested on Thursday night nd | | oo i Resurrection Lutheran | |[TARRY WitLARD, Lay Worker. o, he fce, heard the sound of.a | Eharged with posscesion’ of intoxl-!01d napers ror sate at ™ ra | ing i i | 10:30 a. m.—Morning Service.lyjyon We thought it a mistake. | #=— 23 < il ey l s 11:30, a, m.—Bible Sehool We had imagined such a thing |Smmemmmmuimunmmuninuig ! 1 BRI RS tor| 7:00 p. w.—Wednesiay—Hid- | | week prayer service. m. | A cordial welcome is giveu tai but until we saw the smoke of the Krassin we nevet believed a ship could go so far if the ice 223 SEWARD STREET . worship.'all to attend these services. \{owards us and belleved ‘our only v el . 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