The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 28, 1928, Page 7

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WAE, SOMETHING VERN IMPORTANT To TALK APPOINTMEAST CNER WITH You PHONE =WANDER WHO THAT 1S 2 T DONT WANT To BE LATE FOR TS APPOINTME AT] © 1223, by ¥ rg Fostures S, adice o, e Coit ulain rights v el O'Fallon case proper is a govern- ment recapture suit aimed at allez- 45 earnings. A government VJASHINGTUN i victory presumably would con- YSTANDER PRl | firm claims to ahout a half billion ym linvolved in similar moves against at” railroads her way, the thing locks to break into politics you so” triumphs!once the supreme court has acted to take Republigan ———e———— Weltller Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. Weather Bureau Forecast for Junean and viginity, beginning 4 p. m. today: Rain tcnight and Wednesday; fresh to strong southeast winds. LOCAL DATA Barom. Temp. Humidity Wiznd Velocity Weather 65 62 sw 3 Cldy 18 PASSENBERS fll'gA By KIRKE L. SIMPSON a few “I told i i (A. P. Staff Writer) !atter selection WASHINGTON, Aug. 28.—Just' shouts of invading the Soiid Souta ,how much of ‘the hullabalos in!o6f Democratic feints at the Corn| Smith and Hoover camps about' Belt farmers with a pinch or two' raiding the other fellow’s pet elac.'of salt as yet. Time enough to torial vote preserves s to ba tak-[form fixed opinions when Great|; south. = The passengérs are J. M.jen seriously has not appeared. | Gemeral Headquarters campaign Chapman, Mrs. J. M. Chapman,| ‘It won't until Messrs. Raskobstrategy on each side is more Miss Rith Creveling, Mrs. W. A.'and Work get the warchest of from | clearly defined. i Stone, W. A. Stone, Mrs. C. War-1$3,000,000 to $4,000,000' of which S Y pe 5 — [l b] . :.g::n‘;"“" g: g: :(: ‘;2 e 8:1'5 ner, Peter Warner, Nunnar Ander.|they talk so iightly and begin al-| ; £ 5 son, Alexandra Anderson, Mae|loting it to states where it can|A Possible Development r:‘:‘_”'ll‘fzm'l S :’: :f :2 E; T‘x";u'e (i{';": Cashen, Charles Goldstein, Jose-fbe expected to do the most good. A e naw l"“‘;”“'_‘.’l““l Supgeny Duteh Marbor. 54 54 16 48 0 Pt Clay|Phine Tupper, Melvin Clark, Bliz| Yet if Work has reason to b "'"‘" ‘(’).l;”'llx"‘ it !‘]' 1 1‘ ".'”*" B Kodtal® = . s %o i i 180 Slay | King, H. Asmond Olsen, Jessic|lieve the d South will turn up | MOUIS “-'_ L I']‘“_'f ” !-"J ‘~h-‘ Bardovh T .. B0 58 44 52 ‘§2 Rain | Hurst, Anna’ Miller and Camille|Hoover electorial votes, or it ]las-l("’l“ o i"»‘ ket {“_ ik ';‘V“‘“v“ 'Jnncan 85 65 51 51 o Cldy Poters. kob seriously exfects to collect |PO 1)1](‘4 h.(d},l. N’... »IM the farm: Ketchikan 66 i 51 X 0 Cidy electorial votes for Smith in the | PTO ‘v“"‘_'“_“:“"‘“‘(‘l’. s Prince Rupert. 58 56 §3. <3 0 Cldy Coon | Balt, things: political - are{SHIAE: B HELE O e O nal Edmonton = 38 40 0 Pt Cldy mighty mixed this year. l","' ¢ . ln"'l h i“‘,'{ ',' i Beattlo ... 12 .10 54 56 0 Clear ; b Lot g M Portland 76 74 58 58 0 Clear | makings of a freight g o San Francisco.. L 62 53 0 Clay that would make the farm surples | *—Less than 10 miles. disposition political slo mer:| child’s play. Should the supreme court make | | this a test case of the dispute over V*\Ptme— .4 p. m. yest'y. 30.10 4 a. m, today. 30.12 51 64 w 1 Cldy y-«Ncon today ....30.18 56 71 SE 13 Cldy ¥ | CABLE AND RADIO KEPURTS YESTERDAY ? Highest 8 p.m. | Low 8a. m. 8am. Preclp. 8am. Btations— tenw,_tenp: wmp \emg v«-loc ty 24 hrs. Weather Nome ... 50 48 52 Rain RBethel 56 52 46 43 by .02 Cldy One way o man can always find out who is boss ‘in his home is start out to prove he is ighteen passengers for June are aboard the steamer Princess Louise of the Canadian Pacific, due in port this evening from the " Radio Orthophonic | Victor flrlhnnlmnlc Radicla | has arrived. Your inspection | invited Phone 143, | Anderson Music Shoppe | There is a world of difference between Coming Back and Going Back A RS F BRI Old papers for sate at the Empire. NOTiCE OF APPLICA’I‘IO‘I FOR PATENT scertal N Corona Coffee Put ur in 1. 2 and 5 Ib. Sealed Cans NONE BETTER B 55 cerits PER POUND We also have coffee in the bean ground-as you like to have it. Electoral Vote Big Objective 07083 It scems more likely from the Washington point of observation that both are i about for the Juneau Land District,|popular rather than electoral votes. | Dutch' Harbor, Kodisk,| o4 Anchorage, Alaska. Reduction of previous enemy popu 551 11 . 2 Sea Portls exd S 3 o E % / s Fags Juneau, Prince Rupert, Edmonton, Seattle, Portland g=d San In the Matter of the Application|lar majorities of long standi ¢ Francisco are made at 4 a m. and 4 p.' m., Juneau 3 o JHUST 'S siBidy: stain allabving - aont Interstate Commerce Commission | The barometric pressure was high this morning trom Suth-| §r AVEVSE FRISORE Ofjany state o hantatying accomd-|fethods of physical valuation, us eastern Alaska southward to Oregon, the crest being lo-ated atl yo grandard Placer Group oflidential ‘xnrflnin; It's the tor. | SOme government experts scom Lo Frince Rupert, with a raeding of 30.22 inches. A barometric placer mining claims embraced |qa) vm‘“ “‘m’ “";‘ S "uhl, e " |think possible, a new jump off in| disturbance of considerable intensity covered the Aleutian Islands,| iy 'y g Mineral Survey No.{that puts men in :]“{ “‘”‘;['p Houes, | Amerfcan railway regulaiica would | the pressure being 29.14 inches at Dutch Harbor. This pressure! 1541 gituated in the Skazway|Surpius majorities in any ;| have been reached 1¢ roads | y distribution was accompanied by rains over the lower Yukon Val-| wrinite and Recording District ;NI Fubhinabn e 088 e sbhmistion itfer ley, the Seward Peninsula, Bristol Bay, and the Gulf of Alaska| .ng precinct, First Judicial|less the two campalen o about: ten billion' doliars in 1k 58 far east as Cordova.s ! ess the .(v«n campaign ul[l‘l.ulh - iy it : 7 3 Division, Alaska. see definite promise of political|{Eresate as to valie of carvier Warmer weather prevailed over the Upper Yukon Valley, else- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN|upsets in dcep dysd Republican|Crty:on which the 53, por ¢ where temperature changes were small. and Democratic territory respec.|BuaTantee of €arnings chduld AUGUST FRITSCHE, a citi- e : AT tively, they aro apt to confine ma. [Pl railroad figures beinz DOUGLAS LOOKING BACKWARD In the United dtates Land Office gestu Labor Day makes us take an inside invVentory. We all work at some racket or other—but have we made that work really count? The old reliable Union Man gencrally saves, but many others don’t. Let's get started Right Now. See us Tomorrow! NOTE.—Observations at St Paul, First National Bank “There Is No Substitute for Safety” SANITARY GROCERY The Store Th»t Pleases PHONES 8".—85 ''a vist with her daughter, G. W. Niles of this city. ., — ,.YOUNG CAMPERS n;‘rygfl Mrs. mean ound Louis- J. J. NAWMAN A, M. GEYER PLUMBING SHEET METAL The five girls who have been camping out at Point Louise on the Glacier highway for the past ' of the United States, whose jor activities and expenditures to|Much in excess of the coinm «— post office address is Haines, Al- aska, has filed his application in|ipe electoral debatable ground, the | 3ion findings. the United States Land Office at|N, Man's Land of the election. A railroad victory might So it may be well for a politi-| boosted freight rates all OUTING PARTIES T | . Joe Riedi took out a party of Anchorage, Alaska, for patent fo the Standard Placer Group As-|ca) gpeculator planning to onjoy |On ile other hand, the St sociation Placer Mining Claim,| — - - - included within mineral survey eral men and women early Sun- ‘dl.y morning for an outing at Carlson creek. The following were among Mr. Riedi's guests No. 1541, situated in the Skag- r. and Mrs. H. McMdnus, Mis; Elizabeth and Mamie Feusi, Jose, phine and Madeline Riedi. ——— > Mrs. Jos. Wehren and Mrs. E. B Smith have left for Horse Is. land to spend a few days camp- o 15 out. ————— RETURNS SOUTH who has beeu for the H. Smith, visiting her son Ernest ® Mrs. C. week, returned home Monday eve- ning. A fine outing with swim- ming every day and other fun was reported. — e Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bach are moving from the Smith apartments into their own residence on » treet. e JUMBO CLIMB ENJOYED A party of nine including Mrs. Harry Lundell, Viana and Arvo Rosalia Lundell, Phyllis, Elsie, and ‘Wahto, Stephaftie and Rosie Africh and qrhn Kromquist made the climb to the top of Mt. Jumbo on Sunday. They made the round trip in eight hours leaving town at 9:30 A. M., returning at 5:30, MT. Dorothy Spo- past week, left on the Alexander for her home in kane. ———— »or MAKING SITKA LOOP \* Mrs. F. A. J. Gallwas is making the round trip to Sitka on the fAdmiral Rogers. W, W. Gallwas, who' Has been visiting with his ®rother herc for the past two weeks alse took the Rogers for the return’ trip to Seattle en route to his homp in Riverside, Calif. ————— 3 F. 0. E. DANCE THIS WEEK Another one ' of the popular Eagle ‘dances this' week will be in the Eagles hall, Wednesday eve. *ning. Lindseth’s Novelty Orches. tn wlll urnish the- music. v——-—...——— naccrflou FOR TEACHERS L Owhfi the uncertainty. of the time of flrrlvnl of the Douglas teacliérs, the reception which is *planned for them by the Parent eacher association will not be ld for two weeks. Announce- ent of the exact date will be de later, c———— HERZ TOR VISIT ‘Mrs. B. F. Thacker arrived on the Admiral Rogers yesterday for , CITY LOTS FOR SALE " All lots south of Front Street, d owned by the City of; as, will be sold to the per- making the most satisfactory for the same, providing are built thereon. les will be made at a Coun- eeting, held in the City Hall 0 P. M. on September 4, p r particulars, gsee Felix Gny, Clerk. 3y order of Committee on Pub- '»PI'QOfl % NELS ANDERSON, Chalrman. i P R CA NIRRT T after spending some time at the summit, — e, ——— LET Almquist Press Your Suit. We call and delivér. Phone 528. e 0Ola papers for sal) 1t the Empire. i | DANCE [ % | TONIGHT ] | | LIBERTY HALL | | | | i I| Douglas | 1 ! A. N. B. Orchestra ‘ IMPERIAL Alaska’s - Most Up-to-Date Pool and Billiard Hall Cigars, Candy, Con- fectionery, Popcorn and Peanuts Ideal Seattle Ice Brick and Bulk in all flav- ors, especially for family trade, in any quantity P THE NEW IMPERIAL JOE STOCKER,' Prop. 43R5 B4 trict and Territory of | Alaska, and at the mouth of Por- cupine Creek, Alaska, in Section 28, T. 28 8, R. 54 E. C.R.M, approximately 35 miles northwest of the Town of Haines, Alaska, and more particlarly described as follows: “Beginning at corner No. 1, identical with location corner and with corner num- bers and 3 Skagway, Jim Nail and Nisson Fraction claims, unsurveyed, whence U. 8. M. M. No. 1541 bears 8. 85 deg. 44 min. 50 sec. E, 13825 feet; thence S. 40 deg. 56 min. W. 414.6 feet to corner No. 2; thence W. 967.0 feet to corner No. 3; thence 2633.60 feet to corner No. 4; thence E. 3,- 773.52 feet to corner No. 5; thence S. 14 deg. 05 min, W, 854.00 feet to corner No. 6; thence S. 57 deg. 20 min. W. 2764.34 feet to cornmer No. 1, the place of beginning, con- taining an area of |\ 159.99 acres, conflicting with the follo‘nng claims: “Hackiey Claim, No. 671—1.44 acres. “X." Fraction Claim, less its conflict with Hackley Claim Sur. 571—0.33 acres. “Jim Nail Claim — 0.18 acres, “Skagway Claim — 10.10 acres, “John Dalton Claim “Burvey No. 299—40.836 acres. “Survey acres. “Conflict of Skagway with Sur, 229—1.103 acres. ‘““All the areas of conflict be- ing claimed by the applicant as mnone of said conflicting claims are now in good standing except those owned by the applicant. “Total area claimed by ap- plicant 159.99 acres. “U. 8. L. M. No. 1541 to which this survey is tied, is in Latitude 59 deg. 25 min. 05 sec. N., and Longitude 136 deg. 13 min. W.” Any and all. persons claiming adversely any of the above de- scribed placer mining ¢laim or premises, ARE HEREBY NOTI-). FIED That ualess they file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office at Anchorage, Alaska, within the period of publication, or eight months thereafter, they will be barred by virtue of m provisions of the Statutes. J. LINDLEY GREEN, Reglster. Flist publication July 26, 1928, Precinct, Survey No. 228—9.56 Iagt publization Sept. 28, 1928.’ way Mining and Recording Dis- 52 . Talking Saved Her Once there ‘was a queen who was going to have her head chopped off at daylight. So what did she do but keep the king awake all night telling him the most inter- esting story, and when the sun began to peep over the hills the story seemed to be at the most exciting part. The king had to get some sieep, and he didn’t' want tc miss the story, so he postponed the execution until the next day. Well, the queen got some sleep too, and that night she was all nice and refreshed, so she continued the story, and as day was breaking she had reached another exciting point in her narrative. The execution was postponed aguin, and that thing went on for a thousand and one nights, and finally the king got to like the queen so well because of the interesting stnr}:s she told him that he wouldn’t let her be executed at al Which goes ‘to show—doesn’t it >—that the plan used by ‘the queen can stave off calamity under certain con- ditions. There is a close analogy between the predicament of the queen and that of the business which faces extinc- tion, or even de| jion. " Any legitimate business, selling a useful commodity or service, can employ words to curry favor and win prosperity. The most successful and economical manner of mul- tiplying words yet devised is the printed page. 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