The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 1, 1928, Page 8

REPUBLICANS FIX CAMPAIGN FUND AMOUNT Four Million Dollars Called for by Chan man Work WASHINGTON publican 000,000 1 bert Work, C! publican N The were s leac Con Milbank, Franklin retary and Executive Active sc begin very 1924 campa have cost SERBIAN POET IS IN JUNEAU; Is Cant. P. Perunovich rives Here With “Moth er of Violins” Peter pr Perunovich, one o amp f minent poet arrived for her f party E Nutt tud Teremiah ', untrymen and re wsurer; the yeir homeland Sec educa ith the Slovan Un to Herber tter retary 2 ent nat ation of fund Nutt said cstimated 50 n cultural th nal will | n.wn on itertair m w instrument the oon n wa *and of w f b - rVllNll\u MEN ARE VISITING JUNEAU Ja s L. Frceburn Al mining man the famons Chi aividend Juneaun yesterday go from here #nd William C merly of the Chi by veral | said of | in W it ervice i common thing | 1des ka in it ved in nd wil " I Where ho _ l'uring 1917 and urn, also for ent by 1 J0f Min rica enlist inte in th annery busi Army ness may remaln in Alaska ending sev hefore returnin g now located 150 weil known mining men President of the company now owning the Chicha goff Mine, arrived on the Yukon and will leave t evening for Chichagoff on business in connec. tion with the property Louis Kay of the principi! stockholdérs and a high officer in the Hirst- Mining Com pany in Juneav, and will lea at the earliost convenience for the Hirst-Chichagof Mine pavinz rested n He several week Seattle where he i W, A. Castle thousands of moslay country We is at thi studying the | tem and to « of his pe part the World tc pr nd eddres he constantly them f their credit front for his America ol sys good a and time in 1hlic o' the Americ played in the sible ful when | XPrC e for I Amecricar yar in mak'n secute it to a From the platfrom fellow country hichagof i 1 vise izhe to be go land and to | land of their| wdopte the be a birth Capt KR ! to Ane mining ard bound on the him & W. J broad experience, Ta who are Eurcpean continent where he sur-| vived the fires of war from 1912 until the conclugion of the World Horry “Baxte horag. man, is west Yukon With Shearn and L. making an inves Westward {or TUNE IN PHONES 92 AND 95 BEST PRICES 7 lbs. New Potatocs s 2 large Head Lettuce . 2 1bs. solid Field Tomatoes 11b. Hot House Tomatoes 11b. Green Beans . 11b. Green Peas . . Perunoyich has had a not only on the 35¢ 25¢ 15¢ 15¢ ... WILL LECTURE ; Ar-| mother and | wa ind | 2 | gressive | nen | & | Juneau THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1928. In Line For Mexican Presidency er Morones; Manuel Tellez, Ambassador to thi United States; Secretary Castillo, and (bot tom) Governor Aaron Saenz of the state ¢! Nuevo Leon. | (International Newsreel) President Calles already having signified his intention of holding office only until a legally chosen successor can be found, the quartet of Mexican leaders above are I)cing discussed as oresidential timber. Left to righ: T.is { LUTHERAN LADIES' AID | Outbound MEETING TOMORROW | Yukon include {ia Compan for th ‘rnoon at Se e of Mrs Jucobsen Mrs. | ring audiences ' (j, v assist as hostess but pearances in numerous public a He gave more th 00 lectures to people of his land, particularly with to 4 d its pro- 150 in Lon- don be unmn: to this coun-, Ly One of his lar n this country Berkeley, Cal., concert and addre assistance of an interpreter of local Scrbians will while he passenge the B. Warrack, P’re rack Constructicn which has the contract vell Creek flume projec He has been confe k Road Commi; a few day on it of tive re-| The n| hold it Lutheran Aid Aurust at W forc Al ion officials th for where Continuing our policy of Auy last year. the N in ptain guest limited time trade old giving very cash allowance and reliable For a SS—— in a e only wili ches, iiberal nev timepieces. 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