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

8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1928. R iRtttk ool B et Bt d Bk e R S | - Mayor e ‘ In Cupid’s Snare ster. No detalls of the trouble|and W. E. Stoneham, all of Se-|district. Mr. Kinzie was’ accom- 1 Deputy Garster was sent from lh( Cordova Tennis Club has| They left at once with Charles > . 1 Juneau Sunday on the Marshal articles of incorporation |H. Flory, District Forester, and . A ply to a wire from that pl | s e Leroe Fole H. t Forester, for the camp of \ concerning Olsen’s actions. De 1‘\\ Stewart, Wm. H. Leive, Wal-|Wendall Dawson, water power i 5 . ; | puty Marshal Brown and S. |ter H. Hodge. {engineer for the combined inter- | it ey | [ Commissioner Clausen joined G 1 .. [ests, on the east side of Revil- ster at Petersburg, lagigedo Islind where Mr. Kinzie er at Petersburg ]KINZIE BE HER'L agigedo Islanc here Mr. inzie | will inspect the work being done. Offers More Promise than " {Large Structure Is Destroy- |Announce Plans for His . IN SHORT TIME| The party will then come north SONnEE 8 : Y , : ; INCORPORATIONS FILED 1 5. Bper” River - ahd Eheink il at Any Previous Time f ) ed by Fire—Tenants ! A Flight to the South Wies X A L 5 point to Juneau. The exact time < Two new incorporations havel R. A. Kinzie, chief engineer for Y sty : Savs P. R. Bradley . Heavy Losers i Polal ch_.,lons Wakt Gled (. the: nilce of Marl the OAtieron "iatabdi wap Stiaie Or, tasls arrival hebaen o bell \ ) % : ARk {set but it will be within the near - cretary of Alaska. sociates and for ti 11 " e “The Mayo mining t of- > Jont 1 trom Page One) # a4 o) SHATTLE, Aug. 8.—Capt. Ge | he Pacific Herring Cc ) p and Paper Company, ar- b prom ! than 3 ’ | H. Wilkins arrived b late State of Washington has incor-irived in Ketchikan on the m- other time since it ) o & on th RN e € i terday afternoon from San n-|porated and is capitalized for'er Alaska this week, according to LEMES 1. IN 1 08 he sald. who came off ) by airplane to confer with'of-!$10,000. 1Its place of opers .m-u}\l L. Merritt, Assistant District T Alaska Juneau mine at & » { ficials of the Bocing Airplane com.-|is at Hood Bay in the First Di- Forester with the U. S. Forest| The Lewes II, Capt. Nick Zus t eve told him £ b, A y relative to equipment for his | vis f Alaska. Incorporators|Service who has just returned|vich, herring , is in port to- today he was 8 ; » in 4 TR South Polar planes |are J. N. Dion, J. anson from a short trip to the Southern |day from C nits. the b s o midnight. How % | “The Boeing Company furnished - — ke e ympany r D Wi thought 1t was ‘meraly s I 3 . | me with two special pontoons for A to Juncau th A moke from the stove on which' & .7 ne of my machines but 1, having made his | i L tiis wite whs: Gobkap his dttingt | ) . looking for other equipment, i over severa | @ . { |and he opened the windows to Capt. Wil I am leaving the € ot ympany’s opera- /4 lclear the air. Nothing seemed A . Pacific Coast for New York on tion | | out of the ordinary, he re iy} N ¢ ‘\u\nr and will start from there Many new prospects are heing 3| and so gave the matter no turther| Lillian Leitzel, queen of th |for the South l"'!vlon E wrlmlv'r found and the known mineral arca Y thought flying trapeze, who was mar |22. My present plans or 8 of the district is gradually ir frs, Elizabeth Towne, the first | renants of the apartments were n};d %0 Al]eredc,) Cordona, €irew |hop over. the South Pole in De creasing,” said Mr., Bradley woman alderman of Holyol_\'e, named .today by Mr, Feldon ;.,-f gymnast. Their romance be | cember.” Output Large Mass.,, and an ordained min- | follows: Mr, and Mr e | i o trom our apertions| Gt of "the New Thought | HcClka, dohn and Gesrss Mass | Eomeeme; g were childret | o apzxawnEs, xan Buy From Us and Bank the Difference e nt """\‘“""""r\‘ “' movement, has announced she "‘“"]‘: I‘I"’“"‘“‘-_\ Mrs ”\‘;”” "¢ flowered beneath the “big top.’ | FACES SERIOUS CHARGE ) s | Will run for mayor and has | (b Children “lfi'[’] ”\';', mi wrs | They'll continue to entertais | put- will ontinue - | issued a warning to the ruling | _ & By : et -1 | , Charged with intent to Kkill,| : ) ge Simons, Frank Aldrich, W. P. Con. | €ifcus crowds. | e ]5 lb B N P ; vd” ; "y . e Alfred Olsen, been arrested | : annual shipment from the Tread-| “political ””“d, on what be- |, " yy Cgonich, Paul William, At e Kl B l':,','_',,”‘,:l’,",\” | S. est ew otatoes . 5OC well.Yukon company Mayo prop- | fell the 10,000 Philistines wWho | Mr. and Mrs. Jones and two child. Al i e V'“ A el g 2 rties ki e i tons of | were caught napping and smit- | ren, Messrs. R Mor.|© 1L itk A i 1 ’b B F ’ l T Seeantates and Shipping ore, | se L 300" ot teous Gideonss | sow, PlacHieh, B0, Matvatis K4 TO NATICNALIST DEAD Commissioner Clausen of Petefs- 6. best I'ield Tomatoes . 5¢ y b : 1 bk {od ‘ » % - L ur; according 0 advices re which is now on the way out (o nfarnatianal N Orgur, Fred Lasard, W. S § : ; Yl al ‘White | 3 g »art of the shipment|™ s : 0 SHANGHAI Au A monu-|ceived by U. S. Mars \\\m.-‘ lb B way of the Yukon river and Skag- and practically all of them were | pigworth, - Ernest "”hmm" ticnalist soldiers killed dv way and part by way of The Alas- | drenched BuGaval sal new | prworth, “imest Pobinson, i Ithe past year fn the drive wh ek ‘ 2 lbs. Gr(’l’,n Peas . . . S : 25c I'es i the capture of Pek ka Railroad to Seward [ turnout. suits have been veceived.| pyifighury, Mr. Hall, Mr '“',”','“,‘,.yl .‘I,l-ui:‘ul iy 665 K l1-‘. he company is now building alcChief J. L. Gray and WL Donahue; W. Brown, Mr. and Mr ’ [ on T 1 angha It is expected that e group of claims it has|epicuous in their new white, water- i | 1anghal with the grou : Holgren, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Feldon |y ” nonene’ will be required to group there are also thres o e also two or three other temants el Bl o e ton, K ITTEN HAS NARROW | v mames e ko i o 6= frry : | 5bunchesCarrots . . . . . . 25¢ ed and will be used for gener ,‘“‘ ESCAPE FROM BURNS The Fnhlun ,\p;u-nm»nm were| F(lllZ(’t II"l' LR Rl T S Sunuu.ry Bartlett Pears, dozen . . . . . . 40¢ y’ll’ul “3;;]. ' "W o pomen were e g MA;I‘;;_QO&ETY | Napkins | Insoles Seedless Grapes, per pound . . . . 15¢ might seem promisin {nine liy is mor in the fire 7\v1]l}' is $20,000, only part ments and instead of attempting nitary Grocery Store Will Go East | which destroyed the Feldon Apart-|which is covered by insurance. pany for which h : L Sistuser, rogarding metallurgioalf !0 JumP {19 KBE G SO CHE | | F () l S : l () : l work there. From Spokane [t A e e ol o RIS T for | | ("l) s pCCl“ : b lsp i will g0 to Toronto to visit a min-| JROVEL, PO T O up, e [, Aug. 8. For reservation G | | n D X ing property being developed byl oo oot Gise of its cars—or|D. B. Femmer or Phone 114. adv. BUTLER-MAURO ot B 1| J | | Moneyback Guarantee On All Purchases ‘ TR 1 7 DRUG CO. | H. S. GHAVES i 2 'to jump the rail ,to safety chose Bradley will return to Jur e R HibxL MY several minu Frec Deiivery Phous 134 Mrs. radley will join her hu oot | eeilets| vl B es there to Berkeloy. After com-| "y "orery and was still dash- Can(ly It's Right : pleting his property = InSpection|, ypon jagt geen iveri near Toronto, Mr. Bradley will r e o EAEN ; 1 delici h Sub Station Post Offico No. 1. Deliveries—10:30 a, m., 2:30 p. m. and 4:30 p. m, turn to his headquarters at San Fresh and delicious choco- : 3 i i L AT - by Francisco DIANA HAS SALMON lates of all kinds in boxes = ” TIR . Phones 92 and 95 Open evenings —————— i of all sizes. ettt e The Diana, Capt. Waino Kellio, Give us your subscrip- F R E E 14 SHELL EXPLODE arrived in port s moming it {gion for magazines and] | IN TODAY’S FIRE|;(" oo ;I:;I S otets. Naw |} DASNIE: 1 Aluminum Pan with 2 packages S. O. S. Cleaner — R for regular price—70 cents Firemen wondered whether they % SR RED - HELLAN’S | When preparing for your picnic be sure to see our had been called out to fight a fi A A PHARMACY | assortment of | ily Cups, \’\_uudvn I’I.zt(w. ete., at the Feldon Apartments or a Helena Rubinstein ! Spreads, Deviled Meats, Pickles and Olives bunch of soldiers within the build- I S L P S " 1 dndite g p > 9 e i iR s e it Wi Beauty Preparations Next to Valentine’s (,AI‘NICK S at its height this morning Hoe i Phone 3¢ ree ivery! | asteurized Cream hone 3¢ 3 Someone evidently had severa!| g ; | PHONE 174 rounds of ammunition stored away | Skin-Toning Lotion in one of the rooms, for numerous | Hand Lotion = shells exploded irom the heat, add-| Cleansing and Massage ing to the excitement of the mo; Cream " m(;'y']'\:‘ e e wis Te Blackhead and Open Pore SR\ J Paste lated by the men who were figl Bleaakihe Cri ing the blaze from Calhoun av Mleaching Cre nue. A bathtub on the top floor Beauly Grains y piled itself into a brother tub on Hai» Tonie { % s the floor below, when the fire had | IFace Powder 7 weakened the timbers sufficie Rouges, ete. 1 They reported the latitud longitude of the tubs as ide both before and after the drop The firemen had a few bad SR R L , CELEBRATES ITS almost unscathed. One or two| A shipment of Wool Challis Coats in Sz'lver Anniversary many beautiful colors. If you have need of a Kimono they are excellent 19041929 for this use. A few on display in our windows. 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