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

8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1928. PSR MR w5t B kil Bt BB RN S p ( S i % T = ; = — t th |reached the scene in time to sec james T. Jardine, Mr. Swenbsen, from here to Ketchikan to visit. L] | reappear General of the Unite s, who MEET THIS EVENING |iocate but expects to remain in \ A la | | B — | I oined the re arty, | Southeastern a, 1928 SEASON ame”trom | FROMVOYAGE Wy MAKES TOUR Pl G I o et ,:‘_]A,‘»‘m;),‘,"““;,‘;“;;;;.:'.;'f,,":";:t;F;;;;',:‘ L | Paris Courbe ;i,u,me g astn Reopes ‘ ‘ n i e g from the |€¥enIng in the Moose Hall for| SAYS U'MAU.EY tishing season il be r TU WESTWARD o Wallis George, buyer for the UVER HIGHWAY - “‘;;;;]i"g;l"fm;f thires '“‘_”“j:;,‘j Sl yatbig Gy OF o Toon ¥ a 4 fec 'nxmn.‘. y\‘l’«yhl i.:.“{uu (l:yhu‘r‘ playing golf with Gov. ( The committee in charge is| PARIS, Aug. 16.—The muni- keeping the program a dark se-|ciual council decreed that no el Dot Neay E S Nk~ P gl ; . . ; and 2,000 pounds of king salmon [{],, . Parks on the Thane course cret, but promises it to be a|Mmore statues were to be erected Total Pack Near End Sea- u tonight or 5.|Good Season in Bristol Bay|on the Fern, capt. Jonn IAA;»\‘.I;FI“I‘S Luncheon at Auk Lake A R good one, Husbands of Legion.|in the Champ de Mars, the park son Five and One Quar b P it e’ oo i He R(‘p(n’ls———Stormv [”H Wausk p | (.ampASCes Mink Farm | The Secretary’s party wili ieave | naires inyited to attend, as|around the Hifel Towme - Mill C . I Secr | ; il | At the old plant of the Juneau | Plavs Colf': Tod T et D otouk tanignt ‘tor|dte R g Moose. Lunch| Attempts to curb the French ter Milhon Cass \g v Weather Prevails {Cold Storage the Agnes today| ays 0! oday I ay. They will visi Skag.|Will be served following the | Dassion for statuary hegan many way and Haines and expect to be | affair i A A in Sitka next Monday, returning 3 I%er 4 .‘1“-'" it Wu;'q'l“;n:::yx: :1“:‘::- to Juneau the middle e ta ot 7 aalt he middle of nex KERR RETURNS ters of the city are now under svening returned to Ju- 24 S p ture in Alaska. Members of the party will be a the ban X .awrence Kerr, who was Cler S R Alaska this | ; ey, & o0 follows: Secretary Jardine, Mr y Gty he Mitchell, Gov. George A. Parks % o Ak i IS BOUND OVER ks are extremely U. 8. INSPECTORS y ~'ny‘)l‘-u:.’y: of Publie Roads, on | Commissioner of Fisheries Henry on ‘the steamer a, he o o mr. poltey said,] RETURN FROM TRIP |, ion of Glacier Highway early O'Malley, Mr. Redington, Commis. . > Al Larson has been hound over his 3 come south from Bristol Bay i o IR Th Uhd Biatsl sionier Flary, James T. Jardine and i : Yo to the Grand Jury on a charge of . TR S de e s Sk Sl el g e 1o taught the Kanakanak Territor-| by ynited States Commissioner au of Public Roads camp at Au ial school at Dillingham gt i et ired thousand past'the one mil-| Ca jeorge Tyler, Chief John|pLake for luncheon The trip # ity f 5 g on metk; Bb kel b P g ; 01d papers for sale at the Empire.| Mr. Kerr expects to be in Ju- o BTt ioner VICTIM OF ALASKA '\‘”‘“}‘."v"m"“ s, Néwmarker cRoy Vestal, of | covered every part of the High nea a short time and plans to g0 Ol papers o unloaded 500 cohoes. This fish, | in addition to 15,000 pounds of| U. S. S t Agricultur fresh halibut, will be shi ine, brother outh on the Admiral Rogers this | k . wenh- from a trip of three Bristol Bay di Polley, Territorial week i v 2 T s at the Empire. Is to have a new the United States Steamboat In-|way, including the trip to Menden b e AIRPLANE CRASH 1ydro-electic power plant of it ectors Office, returned fo Ju-|hall Glacier, over Z O 6 5 SE] O G the Loop road U R wn within the near future, Mr.|nea aboard the Alaska this|ap, > énd. at s IS BADLY INJURED|ioiiey said. 1 1 Reed Bisiihe, arkerioui fat | ERNRLIRIN, 86 SREML L ) hotel |morning after spending several| A stop was made the Men-!| ywner of that city, who was a|weeks in Bristol Bay on their an-| jenhall Fur Fi d by Jack- Mrs. O. A, Stillman | fellow passenger of Mr. Polley on nual tour of inspection of hulls n Marsh and ruce Brown, | | i, who e trip from Seward to Juneau,land boilers the members of the party ecott to belis enroute to the States to pur They reported a rather un-|ywere shown the mink which are Mrs. Ruth]-hase equipment for the plant. eventful voyage to Western Al-| ajqaq. { ) taats, | Power sites and li have been |aska, although u illy inclem- Playing Golf { ¢ d in urveyed and ti and brush |ent weather during most of the| ppic afternoon the Secretary,: |B o Ao PN T ANV LT 8T 1c date|ire being clear the present time they spent g from han i B cemed | time te prepare for the installa- neau gave them some trouble in |25 o cheerful and tion, Itra ing from one point to an y Under the system now in use at | other. ( -~ njured in the|Anchorage power is purchased | o sauzet plane “Spirit ofjrrom the Aaska Railroad or de- rived from coal Mr. Reed ex- ustalned sorious | vects b supply Afialiarase. with| MEET TOMORROW Sflmtflry B $1- one vertebra | ,ower, sell to the Alaska | "t it is ot | Ratirond, 2, 1 R ) 1 Napkins know yet whether the spinal One of the stormiest seasons merce will hold a regular lunch § « usl jured or not.} . yer experienced in the Bristol!eon g tomorrow mnoon in ~ 12 ecza S Z on Ihe right leg was broken Bay district is that of the pregent!the display rooms of the Alaska D()(,‘ | 18 the kne 1 hoth legs broken|yoar, the Collector asserted. Dur-|Rlectric Light and Powe - - — n five p between the kneel ng mest of his time east of the! ' 4 and ankle cne of the breaks| ylaska Peninsula high winds pre-| Arrangwments W‘NM"' s T n the t leg half-way be-|yajled, and sev drownings [luncheon in honor of T AT S R e v |- (George Brothers weather. He was drowned in the|the past several menths will be urf when his boat overturned |disposed of by the Chamber. et tnin Frec Deilvery Phone 134 Deliveries—10:30 a. m., 2:30 p. m. and 4:30 p. m. eninsuls Jot far from shore; rescuers made | - i and ind medical attention life i > t " i 0 £ a8 o | ) 3 092 4 95 0 i 4 i attempt to save his but | 0ld papers for sale at the Empire Phones 92 and 95 pen evenings , the s¢ closes Aug. 20,ipeo0 o oott hospital A recent a 4 o 1 When We Sell It total pack up ic i On the Staats is having the hest count of the accident in the Val It's Right ¢ Miner indicates that émmmm 5 ! u atlon 'OR| co 0. . given by the people SI)(’(‘l(ll Sfll@ E"(ll"g Allg. 18 i :-“ o sl L 1 i O A T S R S S T e S S S S S 3 o Valdez nd the interior gt arieng e lo o Best grade 2 for 25c toilet paper, now 12 rolls.§ .90 O RO tained, t ent to date | Amocat and Happy Home Peaches, regular 45¢, 1,114,700 almon & ¢ 3 cans 1.15 of th o L i’ 2 5 . Amocat and Happy Home Pears, regular 45c, totals 394,8 1OTOR BOAT > ; K U aiiak Bt MOTOR BOATING 8 cans 115 In the Kodiak-Afognak district and Duchess and Madrona Puree Tomatoes, regular where the season closed Aug PACIFIC MOTOR 20e, 6 for v .95 for all areas excepting those main o & E: d y B ‘}{ rly ;'” ! I"i.‘, $alning weirs where Bqual divi BOAT Amoc \;(,é;\‘;{”!‘;g;(?j31{.‘,’,';“ UpSiElie e : main - jon is made of the f the pack of the August issue : 5 to Aug. 9 was 195497 ca 0 contains All Canned IFruit and Vegetables at reduced prices to which 61,978 were pinks and 71, the complete story make room for our new fall goods. 504 red salmon 2 : ihaiit the In the weir areas at Karluk the g y “Capital to Capital Race.” G VIC ,S .;:;\"y;,lw.’;\‘u “:Ivmh‘ ) ‘:‘V 216 53 They're going fast AR[ K fish, these figur ¥ 1 both cases. | HELLAN’S ! PHONE 174 PUSHSSSSSSUSUSUUSSIS SRR S S S > 44 Cook Inlet H = g e /Uotat Sk the. 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