The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 23, 1928, Page 8

8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1928. _——— e | [nia, which ne visitea general. | Congress by the Presldent Hud n was poor compared to his present|usually poor packs, which, when|ing from an extensive trip to the }" er than that ‘””] | constructive plan of ‘reHef was 0 pack. weraged in, brought the total pack | Westward and Interior H { formulated by any leader Ketchikan's successful season he[to normal or sub-normal figu ‘ The Mutual Paper Corporation, | !. R epublican Party accredited to the fact the serted. T Salmon one of the oldest paper companies he notic mg sm r‘ |s acke the prosperity go Island Packing company plant Kk ases when \\u‘ n [m presented, hu \4I|nm|~(r.l|nn it sy b d there received mc f r 1 ir. Tenn been absorbed by Blake, Moffitt € or night, r. $ ase a n|\lh r) s managed to have d as well as one of the oldest ot 4 claim of I‘ son while other cann ‘ REPRESENTS BL ! compani on the Pacific Cosd drew not a - S 1 economy was as m e southernmost district ly on AKE | The re chain of the Blake, . " o 1 lap, while a few mo-| " - | the claim that prosperit .| West Coast of Prince of Wales Is —1 Moffit and Towne Company, Cabinet Miaber and Pa: < Tater mueh applause wa:joquarely on Platform But|\} Superior Fiileries Superin= R e 1 MOFFITTANDTOWNE\“;,’,(‘,\ il gl il | L ty Going South—Visit |rorthcomis LA 1| Favors Clmn se of Amend- iled the l(]"l'“hli“’m ad-| tendent Says Pack Is |Coast, has been developing for . i how v, Smith W hown, Il ) ninistration for failing ¢ “ye 2 ; y ol M. 8. Wilson, representative|‘more than 70 yeare, startim A. . v ment anc ste Law 1 oht oo r L(mll mH’ some of } mor than 7 I's A, T A ; ey L | T than they expected at the begin.|Paper Compuny in Alaska, re-|headquarters in San Franciseo |:.:3| ’.‘\ll‘ .’1‘.1.1\‘\“31‘,\-, Setary Lot PUBLIG THINKS b i > Onet | He took a hot shot at the Ford.| The 1928 salmon season was not] o ¢y o ocason others s had un,‘wmn 1 on the Aleutian this morn-|in 1855. ney-McCumber tariff law, and de.|above normal in the opinion o e S L AR 2 oot riculture, who is Sout T T ! recc uvess/ Gov ed that the Tariff Commission |/ Tenneson, superintendent of east Alaska, will be wn t I Todee “I'shall to every|has ceased to tunotion e Superior Fisheries plant « the Alaska | u mill this i 3 p SEp o] He \dnflared et thi Witatim s | Te > Inlet, who is in Junean noon, as one he 5 m > 8 mest en-|Doctrine must be maintaired bu: | todas bty o their pr before board V}m M avor t the Highteenth|not as a pretext for meddling with| Although figures show a total U. 8 ries vessel Brant thi ; | Amendment ¢ all other provisi- |the purely local concerns of coun.|0f more than five million c evening, on which they will leavc ons of the sral Constitution | tries which even though small are | throughout Alaska, Mr. Tenncson| for the south rly ow Whlh‘ there Is Dlflerence‘ uu A1l laws enacted pursuant|sovereign and entitled to demanl|said he and August Bus ‘n,.“n“., morning, it was mac wn - to- ve respect for their sov.|&eneral manager and pri Althougn tne pack in this 1 | of Opinion Non-Partisan 1;. that the personal legal|ereignty.” owner of the Deep Sea ) g y the cfficial party lefinition of the alcoholic content d by Senator Pitt company, figured the o e > i ! y Senator Pittman : ith Gov, George A. Parks, P. G.| Verdict Is Favorable [{S™i7o0, o thE Sonole cont oI | Aiaaka dlkirics: ¥ould, MrH for BUY FROM US AND BANK Redington, Chief of the | ge to be “admittedly inaccurate|of his nomination was deli |cent under normal, W toast red 1 and Dr. Ge > (Continzea from Page One) d by 3 and unscientific,” Smith Senator Key Pittman, Chairman Prince of Wales I ) n g spent t g i wessed the view that some im-|of the Committee on Resolutions|below normal, ® 2 | V] 4 4 V] nediate relief would come from|of the Houston Convention, whoelBay district v imer he Volstead Law so as|was designated for that plac . One section of Bris ¥ i i » permit each State to fix its|the nomination of Sens J d, was slightly below, while Those W L “l_d\“” "‘»””‘ " tiaicl g st ‘< Ays, baen. F4 i rwn idard of alcoholic content,|T. Robinson, permanent Chairman | '}"_"'l"" M i unusually —high Cucunlb(grs9 ‘I(I(j’l 4 i & 4 f g & 10(- ubject to a maximum to be fixed |[of the Committee, for Vice. si-|pack, thus balancing the dist tion to-tHe Becretary are »w Congress, dent The notification commit- A whole. Commissioner of| pAMPNESS DRIVES Eighteenth Amendment tee was made up of ome person| 1928 has been a banmer ) 16 pOll"‘Is B"St N(’lv }’('t(lt(}(’s s g 5()(‘ tedin ONE WOMAN AWAY ‘I believe, moreover, there[for each State and Territory of| > Superior Fisheries plint brother of Y.l OMAHA, Neb, Aug. 23-—Dr | hould be submitted tg the peo-|the United tes Mr. Tenneson did not anticipate his| b by P i S B VB 4 i Y sohs dhaufe| Chalrmian TawnJ. Hascoh Gf the|pack toial would resch the Tigurs 2 pounds Best Field Tomatoes . . 25¢ of the Secretary’s V-l Democratic , Nation Comny 1 th f the iteenth | Democratic ional Committec | It did, 000 ull cases, he said, Terhune, Executiv er of the|woman for N \fter T Wor f er reading | Amend 1« r said.|and the members of the Executive|While he hopes, with fall fishinz. | 5 l -l/ ] C lrr()tg 25(3 flaska Game Commission |Gov. Smi acceptance speech mtinuing, he id, “Certainly no|Committee and the Ad Com.|to have a total of 80,000 es. | uncries ¢ 3 = b 3 2 . » ¥ Flory, U. 8. Commissioner of AZ-|ppouncec it she would no | ne foresaw when the Amendment [mittee of the National Committee| 14 year his pack was 25 | 3 I (w B 25 riculture in Alaska will ac Y lwupooet him Hasa f his Pro | was ratified conditions whigh ex-|were present. 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