The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 18, 1928, Page 8

THE DAlLY ALASKA EMPIRE SATURDAY AUGUST 18, 1928. sTRIKE I_UUMS “l i Voen ‘1\” u‘x\' wl‘---m ‘-”\f» B otk “, % u by o S AT i SO R O analmn Leaders eagerly com-(Herrold, Rollo R. Whitcomb, S. \ £l oL AR Bt P e Bagiad | T | pared notes on the National poli-{J. Thompson, Richard Montforth N W e aafd Hie] duestods: By toen e v"?"“ — || Hassell and [tical situation during the morning|and Wong Fow from Excursion : ; mer I Mar- . {hours, but Kansas is mostly in|Inlet it Skagway rom re I's office, i A tly nlet. OF FlSHERMEN A ].jy focs. :x‘ vans,| RETURNS HERE {‘r{llllf’r T(l]n.L’ GURTISPRUPOSES‘M ted in a celebration for{ She brought 8,000 pounds of ectu thte - an0 WY Saha 0, SR To Air Again Charles,” as they call ]nm mild cure salmon from Icy Straits IN ENT'RE B c Wity gy " N | it for the Juneau Cold Storage s ason Land has | 4 | COCHRANE, Ontario, Aug Company. » sails at 6 o'clock b v ed and defin [lm [DR. C. P. JENNE HAS Enthusiastic Over Strides! = 17—Bert Hassell and Parker AVIREII‘%I‘A Iv HERE this evening for Warm Springs i, ne added.| NEW X-RAY MACHINE| Made in States by Com- || orime: ook off at 12:12 | M WEEKLY TRIP |#ay, Tenakee and way por i Prices for Fish Unsatis els are practically| 5 | h o'clock this afternoon for . . - ' : in the summer| A new Ritfer X-ray machine mercial Aviation Mt. Evans, Greenland, on the | |Nominee Wanls Nonparti-| The Virginia 1v, Capt. Matt 1 actory— Joint Meet 1 e who contem-| manufactured by the Ritter Dental| = ‘ e b ot Cnich f "miw” W . age and way ports at 1 st from Rockford, Iilinois, san Farm Investigation |cyic to Stockholm. by Congress o'clock this afternocn with the ik e, ‘ following pasengers for Juneau: : the new hotel fecl iR e ¢ ing Tomorrow ¢ the new hotel feol| Manufacturing Company, of Ro-| ¢, . McSpadden. who left Ao s Y. has just been in-|for the south several weeks SA L ommoda-| stalled by Dr. C. P. Jenne in his|on a private investigation of the i) R N T o o i Jot o .H»h\n Valentine Building | possibi of an air route t (Continzed from Page One) {I\'ul« PR PR 1 l‘_rlnz R o VR, (R i o ",;.1“ of the Rit-| juneau, returned this morning e ke “-\ Karkon, Mrw KRR e L bR e he machine em-)ahoard the steamer Alamega leader of the Republicans in the ney, Mrs. Varney, J. R. Dionisio . [Dodies all the perfections to | The wondertul strides made i po . \ It the Assistant chla + Ietilin made i Senate and called for continuance|M. Nisas, Yee Moon and Marie 2 e last year or two in commer- ver of s party T s SO ity ot ik in power of the party on its rec ‘kon from Port Alth A and another used in t sy 104 realization of the people in South- In his brief address, Senator| ) hetween | the location i o T ; Bk ss accepted for his party the Ry o tiseased | qeclared. Planes are carry A chinllgnge; , ade’ by ~ihe’ Do) auzet Here's your new > : + O Fari R d i Both | addition t wd nail, passengers and freight Ontario Farmer, Routed|cratic canaidate’ 'on prohibition, strap watch work the Leading the style wherever maRE{Haching {s Chpmblg o Bliug DA s o e | fromy Bed; Killed in sping (17 to e _dihe: Lt S(”llt(lr’v 3 - taste and refinement s | is recent sion to determine whether the tures of other d 8 f e anat- ir ‘ | H-,l, ; “; b l““:‘»‘.lni‘ n]..:’h. ”m\x country for air development | Return for Good Act people of America will ever agree! & | oY iy Jomne Is belng siven| paople in the States tind it only | . to the return of the saloon.” a )kl",s ther — the new Gruen a complet rse .ot Mstruction|esmmonplace to ride from ~he| pARNY SOUND, Ont. Au % Tofeka, G, O, P :Meooa mperial ‘Tank! Gracefully ship- | in the use f th expensivi he use of the expensive ma-| ity o . i f sturdily fashione: in tho dso of the expensive ma-|city to another through tho air.| _Threo robbers, fleeing after| The ceremonies today were on o d‘lfi.eqm dm;" B while many are purchasing their|poiding up a mail car, routed a|the steps of the imposing Kansas| 5OC a fine Guild movement that coast for the Ritter (-(”'“ own private planes for pleasure|gooq natured farmer out of bed |State House standing is a spac ious | A purposes. Two carloads of “Swal-|ihis morning to help ‘them when |park in this city which is tod pany, ome of the largest dentalljoy Ryl pie i IRCIMOrRIR sty RETPENCH when L S o y SaUIMARE ARG\ AL UMng Goncarh low” planes were lvunlyl.) eceived | their auto got stuck in a diteh, |a Mecca for Republicans from oi‘nuhndnsn.&:nbm especi n view|in the country ttle and sold within a short|nen shot him dead for his pains|parts of the Nation. The sm year whi e can 3 e | e l"lhl'_l\'"" rl'\" '~’ are|when pursuers overtook them and|and jovial Senator Curtis was| BUTLER-MA 1 taking to the flying fie shown | ity ear i rni T old st ! e ex-| & 5 started a battle. about the city rly this morning, U= ( be held . | PETER STEIL DEAD the planes; given a demonstration,| . vobhans s pgi . |iahee it Abin kORIl HORES | LR URO | The 1l : 2 e Two brothers of the farmer, (& g me incoming hosts. On Y announce te th conerete and are able to fly their OWn|who threw their lot cn the side|all trains and on all roads they DR[G CO. NUGGET SHOP P for the installat ter Steil, oldtime Alaskan and|planes after a few hours of in-|of the law, were wounded by the|came, party leaders; members of | PRflHI AGENTS b et # ];"1 “III“”‘MHKI,) h::rl A ntik :"r\‘;}“””" ho/ifsiaracs {robbers, one of whom was cap-|the notification committee, one T Detiveny Phoue 134 ars, passed away at the St. Ann's! MacSpadden experienced: no dif- Who: saptared. tenber ¢ d tly fr in the silver min t . tu The captured robber had|from each State, but mostly friends IR A g e pital yesterday morning from|ficulty in securing his commercial g in currency on him and|of the Semator and National party When We Sell It tka, he said '“ hes “l’.'.- Bipid vy Siisbice ng license, for he 1 all{pas been lodged in the jail here. |leaders, headed by Chai It’s Right PEIEDN ‘,‘l“' o l‘”‘_‘" Sanitarlum on|his examinations with . Hi%|The robbers had held-up a Can-'bert Work of the Repub! Na. a southbound steamer last week,|irip to Junean by airplane Wasiudian Pacific transcontinental | tional Committe=, who called en- ! sub Statlon Post Offico No. 1, MOOSE AND LEGION ¢ his condition was such he was | cancelled when the flying hoat inirain route home from the Hoover no- S(.HEDULED TO PLAY ‘u..-. off here and taken to the|which he was to have left Seat-| The pursuers are still chasing 3 - ] hospital. . The remains are at the|le, failed to pass sovernment in-|(he remainder of the rpbber| i IR | BASEBALL TOMORP\OW jun ‘:u.\‘mfn: I-nni‘r‘nl Parlors an apection. : band | uneral services will be held here With an enthusiastic outlook| : I S Stores Raided for G()()(Ii‘ 13 next week. He is survived|for the possibilities of commercial| UNALG.: COMING FRIDAY . The Moose and Leglon ball hy a son in Portland, Ore. aviation in Alaska, especially the Manufactured Under Per- |plavers will tangle at the € e Southeastern sections, which re-| The United States Coast Guard & 5 " |Park at 2:3 o'clock tomorrow el mits in Regular Trade er the northern are Sitka t ? 1 ] & 25l || (fll ORI I ® | main almost alone as the district;cutter Unalga, Capt. L. W. Per- moon, it was announced WHO'S WHO [ | Mot ‘set pioneered, ho expects tokins, is due fo arrive hero next| | | |day by E. M. Goddard, | St Cies prenid AND WHERE | | continue. at least temporarily, his Friday, according “i\‘,)nl-‘ legrams | nvestigation the interests of|received in Juneau is com- | air development in this vieinity. |pleting her long ¢ nnual eruise - {through the Aleutian Islands to| 01d papers for sale at the Empire. | Attu i XE (Conttnuen irom Cake One.) T Buy from us cmd bank the difference These two outfit witl JOUL and leading ret Seat. | Elks, are tied for first ’ $16 ind elsswher |the circuit standings, and thei Mrs. R. J. Sommers, who has The attendant t winner will be the stronge con-| been spending the summer monthg were gearched by ohibition | tender the second half rag, |in the States, returned here on Seappd S e doclare that| Just how many more ball)the Alameda this mornin She ESGSSeesatesssssssses saaas s | the offi s soteh sad con.|samés wiil'Be Dlayed this huif|Wes scoompauled frou Ealste e duct mselves as if they were|has not been definitely d ided, | by Mr. Sommers, who has been Spect(ll Sale E'l(ltng Allg 18 raidi v den of thieves; that they | 11thou 4 meeting of the Board|there a few days on official busi- to. |of Control was held last evening. | ness. i g 0 25 ot D3 12 g ward the store owners and em.|An informal meeting will be held| Among the tourists aboard the Best grade 2 for 25¢ toilet paper, now 12 r(_)lls $ .90 and custome nat were in|this evening and it is hoped to|Alameda is Judge J. R. Welch of Amocat and Happy Home Peaches, regular 45c, One of them, in one|Straighten out the ¢ | San Jose County, California. He| 3 eans .....p L 1ds rafige the sched and Mrs. Welch and their son are ores, is said to have pusi. and arrang final schedule ik y m(wm( 'md IL y. Home I’ux eguls 5¢ ed a baby car fin Keaton and Thomas will do the bound for Skagway and the In- - APD3 i e g llr agoy 5 girl that had it A ¢0 rough. | werk for the Vets tomorrow, terior i : ly that the fell over while Pete Schmitz and Blake| Paul Klein, director of a Ray-| ])uchc~\ and \L\dmna!urn l'omamea rLguL\r | | Speczals Still on were uncivil in their attitude SO TR S e Mhers was 8 baby in the|are expected to play catch forimond and Whitcomd tour, of 16, 20c, 6 for y time. ¢ did|the Paps while the Legionnaires|which has been stopping over in Amocat and Happy Home ,arl} @n’ud Peas R wit atculilike gpntiemen,” aaid| 818, 8D Juneau for two days, took pas- lar 3 B of 0s. propetors SRS AN jsage on the Alameda for Skagway, regular 30¢, 3 for Causes Sencation and Indignatior| ACCUSED OF STEALING | | enroute to Whitehorse, Carcross All Canned Fruit and V Lget‘lbleq at ru]uced prices to g B ekt ot tsadivk. Duines and Atlin. make room for our new fall goods. Deliveries—10:30 a. m., 2:30 p. m. and 4:30 p: m. Siea tor salliuy gaods manutactur.| FRUNK AND SUlTCASE‘" DTS AR Phones 92 and 95 Open evenings i ler pe of the Fec v « ular jobbing houses in the regular|ed with larce tead of being way and n:v.»[.m d in usual man. |southbound on the Admiral Evans| CZECH OFFICIAL ACTION PHONE 174 e l»_\"vln- ling |m|u~|m)'t;|l||un‘m\Iu inten led 1 and | PRAGUB. | Gechoslovakin companies has caused consider-|a wart s beer . TR R e il S - o exciement " iaienaton | Ketcikan fo sk Georee V. L:| Goachoslovrsia s ecand oy fllI|IllIlIIIIlIIIIIIIIllilIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIlIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIllIlIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIII|II|II|IIIIIIII in the community. One business|Allen, who is aboard the Admirall ) {4 gungary as the world's man said today Rogers, into custody on a similar | he ac 'l(l'\‘u] the local Prohi-|char according to U, 8. Ma {1 S hlli('lll("r'ulm'ry. o | OUNCING i y Juty Pshorn introduced a bition officers in arresting leadinz White. The men , Vhite. 2 bill into Parlament designed ; AT ~AQ business men last night makes it[cused of taking a steamer tr b reduabiiing (‘m.m.(,wm'g MARY NORRIS GOSS . mboAx fiat oanec|Mrs. A Hardman, who i 20| | mber of thoe seeing st GRADUATE BEAUTY CULTURIST iy x| s e Yoo M1 | destuction, of the arrest are such as come|Juneau on the Aleutian last Tu The Bill How hasssd) ik within the ban of the Prohibition |day "1 children partioniuzly {n mindi '} A. J. KRANK SCHOOL OF BEAUTY the officers should have start-| Mr. and Mrs. Hariman placed | | This new law contains a St. Paul, Minn. he top and prevented an ad in the classified column Of} | ypjque proyision that school S, ss is here to teach you the proper care of manufacture and sale to the whole- | The Empire last night, announcing| | toachers 1 ; 3 R gl o - el oo g el B0 ok st W s & reward ichers hereafter shall not ace, Hands, Scalp and Beauty Requisites. R R oh ot |ibion e Wslliigy peorls who give 4-5\;-nluu.m~s of progress Facial Demonstration, Instruction and Advice fer them to the retail trade. | suspected Kelley and Allen of hav-| pupibiiifosuseial LHEHIA Without Obligation. er that children may com- N -+ Ping tigkage HERIAI mob belong | | oo C R O At i Call or Phone for Appointments WHlTE PAss {5 I'I“' o '”r“"h:"i‘;“ . e ‘“"; 1‘ parents. In future certificates | ardman of the spicions, a ehgton 1 gL ter reading fhe ad. - Mrs, Hard-| | gnee Siyen directighERg i man went to the U. 8. Commis.| The White Pass and Yukon Route is having a good season ; with traffic figures to mid-August | higher than those during the| same period last year, said M. 8. | Whittier Assistant Collector of Customs, who has returned to| 1 Juneau from a trip to Skagway ™ and Sitka . Officials of the White Pass feel . the touri travel has been stim- | ulated by the improved hotel| facilities provided along the en-| tire route. There has also been a marked increase in the number of tourists making the Yukon tO River Circle Tour, showing the growing popularity of this tr PO MOTOR a:‘:}OATIN(x install complete in working order an electric PACII;;S \fiOTOR welded steel warm air furnace with register s e dhsue T( INIGHT x in each room and guarantee it to heat your \ contains . the complete story house to 70 degrees in zero weather. 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