The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 16, 1928, Page 8

X 45 8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JULY 16, 1928. SMITH PLANS w York Welcomes Nerth Pole Fiyers |HOOVER GETS NAVY FLIER SETS NEW A FOR CAMPAIGN ~ & e | BIG WELCOME KEPT SECRET §% = < Efiionns, g % IN WISCONSIN Nominee H»arshi'%l Disclos-| | P : w N 3Sircns Blo“;a]:J Bells Ring ed His Moves—R A : ¢ ; | When G.0:P. Noniifiee kob in Conference ; G 25 gl , . o | Reaches Superior N 16 ¢ 2 s it y | SUPERIOR, Wis, July 16 ”\H.\“' : b ! : " b ¥ l e C. Hoover, Republ 1 A 5 R e for President, arrived b i : ; Y on a special train to visit{ He X W W G i . 3 lent C 3 N here | | el 2 Sl T And., ““‘”fi Flying; with a useful load of 1,200 gallons of | tained a height of 16,800 feet in his navy sca- before | § . B 3 ? g . : . § the train pulled into the gas, , Jeut. Zeus Soucek made a new American | plane, PN-12, t :l, 4 P W e : (e SR Gl altitc de record at Philadelphia when he at- ifobanll i A larg a e RS o o il ke he igust. The date 1as Hoover appe ! - 1 about mid b : - : Sy gl 5 " wgivel ughly test the Katalla and Yaka-\to her former home in Chat- for ; notification ceremon R 5. 1 lus St Lawrence all” taga districts. tanooga, Tennessee, where her et 3 F / s dnd. M rode in Concerning the Admiralty Coal{parents reside, The dental offices Nationa na v E A 1 % % § % e & an open wrough the city and mine at Harkrader, Mr. Smith dé-|of Dr. Stewart were re-opened BP0, plannel ! 3 Py f ; [then because of the intensity of GHIEF ALASKAN clared: “Of course we have|today. ; phases or. L car i @ b o % |the sun and the dust, were trans known for some time that there — | plan I (Iaternational Newsreel) m.‘,lvw e ta § 3 . £ & ed to a closed car on the edge was coal in that vicinity. The party o d ‘ i ) Lo B [of the city to complete the Te- GEN.“G'STHERE’i'“""“V‘ i to e whether i can| DESTROYER DANC f memb ) ‘ ¥ ¥ skl . A O | mainder their 40-mile drive to {be mined economically or not.| g Wat hadded by Unit : X s i 4 Cedar Island Lodge, the Summer However 1t will be a very good; DRAWS GOOD CROWD 1 Stat » 4 ;7 | White House : A thing for the country if the mim-I s ot ed States 0 ter G £ R gt SRR 4 Sl ¢ YAE: | does pay the quality of coal| A large crowd wus on hand Sat- of R} land ) ———— b cglrfifxmdam P',\cf’de’:‘t: “Mwwon Annual Tnp to West-!found so far seems to be very|urday evening to attend the free : 4004 dance given in the Fair Pavilion met the Hoovers escorted ¢ - i 4 MRS. WICKERSHAM HONORED| | i {Suddh ot Whe’. 1 Teatiing | ward and Interior to While in Juneau Mr. Smith has|in honor of the sailors from the [to the Summer white House on| Visit Survey Parties visited with B. D. Stewart, Terri-| U. 8, 8. destroyers Zeilin, William In h f Mrs. Jum ; - the small island in Brule River. | . 2 torial Mining Engineer. Jones and J. F. Burns. sham, Mrs. Walstein G. Smi i } < fliers, upon their arrival in America aboard | Hoov iid he had nothing | o -(.]:,‘::,'i,‘i‘;."'{,,;'fé::,,::,aw ::'r ::m tertained at luncheon o 1y g it) of the | the S. S. Stavangerfjord. The explorers are [to say about yet, I thed JERIAD. Sty SERIeL. -~ SlESE : rehggsetane S There were ht 7 | Mayor’s Comr 0 i hed | preparing for a t;ip into the Antarctic regions |"'point of major interest now be- | Geologist, with headquarters at|DR. STEWART AND ;\(“r"‘"‘:‘m;wl:i‘fl‘:’"v ‘:"'"l""'“_!' “"{“}: hich two tables of bridg ve in| 372 Ao , b et ling id whether <h are left| Washington, D. C., who arrived in jersons were present to wmix wi :1‘,’\ sy i ; Visitc told Capt. Sir Geo this summer., ."”:” :"I i Dilt ape o |u".r‘.l.‘|I 1:.:" th n-‘?ln‘»:w:,',,-,:‘ ‘.x! FAM'LY RETURNS!‘IIII] meet the men and officers A F b S Sk - in the Brule. | g e Nc tern, -1 2 : Lieutenant Carl B. Eilson. fa (International Newsreel) po et et gl M 3 St - o S |from the squadron. The dance % : ALASKA GASTINEAU HOUSE | a for Cordova where he willi Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Stewart|lasted until 1 a.m. Sunday morn- 5 he regul: rve | in e ' SOLD TO WICKERSHAMS|Visit the survey party, of Fred H.land dadghter Sue returned to|ing fficers an ¢ entertain-| o vl S T Moffett of the geological survey|their home he hoard the Ad- B3 0o T ol with automobile rides and| “It looks like a landslide for HonaE o of he-|department, who is working in the miral Rogers this morning. Mrs.| Mr. and Mrs. Alberi Srowa were ) taken to theatves, while Sat-|Smith,” Mr. Connors said, “and [, e S8 O™ Gustineau | Kennecotl country. — From there|Stewart and her daughter left|arrivals this morning on the Ad- urday evening » was give 1 is that nothir | ining company, which has been|1€ Plans to go over the Richard-/here last September for the Bast, | miral Roger ii. he Fair vodn their|stop Smith from winning the | jooen e SRy T kner for| S0n Highway to Fairbanks where| while Dr. Stewart left about two | ——— — - oo ! — —_ | 014 papers for [, wonor {election. Many Republicans whom | JottPeh 0 e T " last|he will spend some time in the months ago, and joined them in r They are schedul return |1 met in the south decldred they | (T M ML BCERE | Koyukuk district, and later hopes| Minneapolis, 7 i o $11 Lo the statc ) mpleting | would vote the Demoeratic tieket | /10 b S TRAE e | 0 be able t0*g0 into the upper| While absent Mrs. Stewart L fifte dfuiae WIEH Seservelfor the it tiihe. \on | abouE o month, before which| Yukon River Sectlon, between Cir- spent most of the winter in s R a Tore ot i ¢ o1 “In a straw ballot being taken | o™ ot to have consid-|cle and Eagle, to inspect the work|New York City, where she stud- Go Into Air in Type of ind- Aberdeer lin Calitcrnia Smith was leading (e ¥ CXPO 0 A | done by the surv under | ied dentistry, and then retur Plane to Be Used on oo |Hoover 2 to 1. Visitors. from|q >~ "7 . 1. P. Mertie. He will come tol arctic Fligh: . |CONNORS PREDICTS |Wisonsin revoried ‘the La Fol-| ¥ iy o g o el of HONORDEL SN 157 oS 8 ELECTION OF SM]TH’] (“\\'l'mnn ;4‘(11‘:1?:: e I’I:um( ‘ ALASKA ,u)n;iuln. D. ('.‘ unless he .: Y i.“ ) JOHNSTONS CANDY BOOTH % |Coast voters will favor Smith into Nome v e Drasigentinn el ad GLo nlot gaining in popularity, ing | explo y i U 5 1abre Ml to his already powerial| with the geology of A s = , 8 $ langa BAEA, GOEUTE % postersrr 1 Ul By L. Di Henderson’ | |55 v the U 8. Black. and Tan Detroit to f in aliy J. Connc who, with|force of supporters. Lockhead cabin p f ¢ mnors, returned to Juneau | RSP 722 el £ AR | Survey since 1906 and most t W which ¥ m the Princess Alice Saturday | | that time connccted with the Alas-| fyge il h A n the Prin ice WILD STRAWBERRIES || We Have It kan diviston. He has made many $5 50 $6 50 8. 8ir—YOU'LL say it's Pilot L s I Dhoy hake Dot absentl s o RIPENING, GUSTAVUS! trips to the Territory and plans to . s DU Yes, sir JU'LL say i & ’ i o +'5 dch vent 3 lide § |1eave er 1 for Panama | month. Aftér attending the Demo- | ¢ spend 4 or 5 months of each year 0. I\'l". e “)St‘\’;‘“ sidedluna a i sel | oratic kol Conventlon at| Whilp ! s AT in the country, consulting with the a cooling draught o would carry t} down the east | oustor %hich Mr. Obnnors |t : Lot T iy heads of his survey parties, and : . oyt o ca W b Houston, which Mr. ors | ripe at cording to ad- i 5 A, $ w eddings, Birthdays, R-PORTER coast of Somth America to Gra-|was a delegate, they started for |vices ived by The Bmpire|| BUTLER-MAURO TRsING RaNEvatiane of the gloe "'Ximive,.‘;‘ies vt 5 Y ham Island where flights will be|yome via Caltferaiz, visited | from W. C. White who firther| ical formations of the country. W, ¢ - l i eek-Ends Jown your parched throat lo over the Noms Bep aid gho - e said: "It looks like there will be DRUG CO. <‘>" Possibility il . O down your parched throat:})iographs taken of the coast line | F—eemr=ar A oSl e e o8, pesking. ot the pombiltes i - $ 4 8 and unexplored territory. \ those campers and berry pickers| When We Sell It i ‘i WAR D L4 i refreshes. Your grocer or{|" Ajthcugh the Byrd expedition E tGI ES’ [t St B radvih Bem o X:’ el cventually Mr. Smith said he {{ The Clothing Man favorite soda fountain hq.i will leave s the e time. 4 gilchi - O s Rigl thinks the prospects are favorable it or they will obtain it} Eiclson said re would not be ENTERS HOSPITAL Free Deilvery Phone 134 |¢noush to warr:nt some '(-un‘x]vany for you. a race DANCF —_— investing enough money to thoro- : W — - -4 Mrs. J. Lund entered St. Ann's’ | Sub Statlon Post Offico No. 1.| | & T S AT o5 e OH! 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