The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 30, 1928, Page 8

B PR v ¥ 8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1928. % 3 a Game Laws SEN. BORAH : i ST s el CURTIS FORMALLY ACCEPTS NOMINATION BRUWN;BUTLER ISEPTEMBER TERM s o e RN | OF COURT IS TO o'clock H W I AN Ma Fir % F sk CALLED DOWN posed | BE HELD, JUNEAU/ N $ - ¥ | MANY FRIENDS ATTEND 1 ua: L. M. Nieh A September term of court wi | Okl J. F. Cra | Measurements and Weights'be held in Juneau beginning at FUNERAL OF CH“.DREN George Dollly | . g {10 o'clock on the morning of - LA Wyomin | of Headliners Show | september 29, according to no-| 1 aervings RHOR wd, 1 ) ¥ 3 | tices issued today by John I yusel 3rd., 14-months’-old s P 1 Takes ¥ Little Preference SH. Clerk ot the U riet -K\I, . “] Mto, D, 3 g A Premier of Quebec Takes W e Wbt i Janean.’ JudgbiMkiCoks oy oberta MR Exception to Slander- i | Figures on weights and meas- (il of the Third Julicial Divi- [gauis et of Brace 5 3 | urements of Ford Butler with' Headquarters 8t Mal-!oois ot tha O. W. Castetisitn. 10 ous Statements | Sinclair Brown, who will N Leomehes, And DTeRID, | il s eiaE . J : for the championship of Alaska it wag also aunounced T Saa aanaat . R QUERE( A Decla g in the main bout of the Moose | e - ‘ that ent cred T didhkor BathriRy) bvabibe; show 'large number of friends of both thator Willilam E. Borah on t f e owety| MORRIS SENTENCED |tamilics, and there were many 1 r i v | matched. | lovely floral offerings. “contrary 1 des | : The greatest differences in the! L. F. Morrss, ocai contractor,| /The pall bearers for June Brown ¢ b i o & 0 i ] two men come in weight and a ed guilty to a charge|were, Ole Bodding, M. Sexten, rax ) Authorities Inv stigating. | Although Brown, at 165 poun fon and transportation |James Hogue, John Pastl, mlrnwnr . “It our Un A o I | is at ten pounds d vantage | ting liquor in violation hers of the Moose Lodge. Those iy . d Also Find Bundle | in weight, he is five s young-|0f the Alaska Bone Dry Law iniwho served sa 1 bearers for {8 AR S Bora amite er than Butler, who is 31. The|the U. S. Commissioner’s Court pavid J. Housel 3rd, were J : c ‘ of Dynamite ‘ ivergencies in the age and|on August 10, was sentenced to-|f Gray, Henry Messer- ¢ . v | e N | weight of the two men balance|day by Judge A. Boyle, to pay | schmidt, Joe Hunter and Joe Sad- I 1 ) ) 5 iy : [ them up evenly. a fine of $1,000 and se four!jor, members of the Eiks lodge it v [ weiity - Brown, standing at 5 feet, 1114 |months in jail. Mr interment took place i the Elks o o S l tr Inches, Butler topped by or L )t at Evergreen Cemetery. e - ) iy A half inch, while his reach is Mr. Morris and Harry Johnson| pile Dave Housel died Mon- i gt s inches, 1% inches longer th apprehended at 4 o'clock | 4 o hReE 1. e % 0 lasted a la t | % ¢ R jday afternoon after a brief i PAREngVlTES BERE ; e 1 that of Butler. |m<|..x-)n:.~ m«-l‘lmu:.:”(n .\..;l; 9 at 105 and dune Brown died Tuestay | a | 5/8 which he y when they pu fter being sick for A GOY)[T()RS 0 HOLD Rt -;‘ v while Brown's on the boat hours '|"h~ uul. \\h‘iuh prove \ ; il J F 39 & 214 | it was zallons of g E 2 vist s thawl urements g 39 and "‘”'“]“If it w » 100 gallons of {¢ 1™ 0 fhe children has been ; 1930 MEETING HERE sitos] inches, mooshine whiskey aboard. The i e found 12 sticks of dyn .].‘m‘.‘ Both are well muscled. Butler [4ITests wero made by Prohibition | AT L physicians, b ! a0 tight cther, under a| has a inch arm bicep, 1214 | ABents Chidester and Boyes who R 4 way. Further invebilgation) bneh ki ahite 1l .| were assisted by U. S. Marshal T o e C il the dynamite had been| measuremen T eieh. 25 1o-| Albert White and U. 8. Customs|O}d Papers 1o, 5ais at ths Bmpire. : th the powder boml ches, calf, fiic nkle, 9 |officers M. H. Sides and J. T 1;.____7 SRp RN P ion L g T D! 1 inches and mneck 1 inches. | Petrich. 2 % the haditl Brown's arm figures are 11% and N | l HOTEL i il e st 11, w?nlu he has a 21-inch thigh, VIOLATE GAME LAWS i and |08 8 T8 g 8 »,‘,','u D 15%-inch calf, 9%-inch ankle — ZYNDA ] st address he 1928 campa n the st e Ka i ¢ day members of the fig! e office j. 8.| G auijto the theatre, in .| Where he was born In a log cabin. His sister, Mrs. Edward E. Gann of Washington, D. C., sat near him a1 | committee are busy Hn:nl;- ullt‘ % [atinas ‘“L;:‘i:.:;hpn‘,rr:' P i ELEVATOR SERVICE wnd exploded back st | he delivered his speech. The Rev. J. R. McFadden, pastor of the First Methodist church, who delivere¢ [Lout for the card which will be|and Frank Mason, Ind 8. ZYNDA, Prop. I [ - A masm meeting the invocation at the Geremonies, is ghewn seated betwesn Senator Curtis and Mrs. Gann. \ Tust one il W siokise’ teathre. |NTIInE Qasr oub HEseslon u AR L cling ran 1 of the corporation were dis CURTIS NOTIFICATION ATTRACTS HUGE THRONG AIRPLANE LEAVES a Sdedbit : FOR DISEASE SERUM s€ f th coin 1 1 ) | He it PROMINENT MEN he 1920 meet Wyomin ON PRINCE RUPERT, “ill:u;v‘)\§'1(|'«.m|;m‘4-‘ of the | 2 ok g b shat | | ( are Company is thi o i : Wty ; LR {noon believed to be in the air ? . ; . am received by I | | from Port Althorp for Ketchikan follc He think Shepard t sor the Cana |4 3 - R Gy H jluks She | |to secure serum and bring it to :Mm will b mew Nad w- | |Juneau to be used for cerebro b n_the o ot | epinal meningit beli to 4 Tho 1928 the Na-|chikan, say; a have developed in two cases in' tional K¢ ation W Juneau 7 o’clock this evening and Juneau. The dispatch of the beld at M and that for 1927 | fhere will be ten rooms available plane was requested by Dr. H. 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