The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 6, 1928, Page 8

8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, SEPT. 6, ‘1928. [ smith is Challenged to Joint Debat i K PSR G =1 BT S ot FAIR WUMEN Al Smith is f,ha lenge | o Joint Debate by Will Kogers GEORGE DUI.I. o Y Fiios WngWHI;‘RE }:!. T:T}:,“ iz)ua‘l'vm:z xf]nrxi : - | .land Mrs. F. W. Hebert, formerly | Has a Soul F. visit J. F. Mullen, his uncle, for | AT ", “Hey. Al. how are you going 3 5 to dispose offlns critter??. - e | \ M. Albrecht and T. C. Parker UN EXHiBITg 11 V 7 e i ‘ - ' > | Who have been spending the sum. |3 Week. ir. Hebert i"'] taking | = ) 2 |5 Ao ¥ s H iOW, Sept. 6.—Sir | imer on the Chicamin Rive: it} | the fisheries course at the Uni- & { | ) |['mmm Juneau Resident, villi s his fvat > N L vensity of Washington st K 1 1 in a survey party, left here on the . Alaska Pioneer, Dies address President of the | | Admiral Evans on their way to Se.|Peen getting some practical ex- | ish Association for the | !attle perience during the summer at Display This Year in Aux- f | 4 INE 5 9, in Seattle Advancement of Science, Miss Irma Williams, who Has|OR€ Of the canneries near Ket- ihar S men b - \ = flatly told a distinguished | |pee G or «isters hove | Chikan. He will leave in a short iliary “f})‘“l'”.‘ U f - i \ X : George Dull years, f audience last night that man ::(,;.‘10‘3:;::;’?[“‘:,1""};); p‘1::f“‘."’:’r time for Seattle to reenter the Be Attractive | = . pV— ~ : mer Juneau resident and promi-| | has a soul, directly contra- | Seattle aboard the Alaska . |University. Mr. and Mrs. He- ) SN & \ nent Alaska pioneer, died at his|| dicting the address of the H. T. Tripp, city councilman, lot¢ |PeTt: Who lived in Juneau for The Aux ent ) homo in Seattle on Tuesday, ac-| | last President, Sir Keith, | ifor Wrangell aboard the steamer|SOM€ time, are now located at Southeaster 1 r pe =/ "\ » ng to an ssociated Press who rejected the i Alaska Shelton, Wash. ducted by v 4 /N = . / d h received by the .|\ M. H. Sides R *s, member of the many attra X [ / 5 \ s D yme after a vain . r S, Customs House force here, who Sldy i ‘ for health which - extended over SRR Yy ac T 1 « ~ g 20 t has been on a short trip to the dications ) N ‘ork, —Will Rogers tc issued another defi to his political opponents in his the mation, including the Mayo | Westward, returned on th aska Miss Josephine Tupper, teacher Wednesday e W ampaign for president as the candidate o Auti-Bunk party. Following his challenge to joint Brothers’ Institu at Rochester after a an absence of one week. in the Juneau Public ools, men of y te, sent last week to Herbert Hoover, Rogers has thrown down the gauntlet to Al Smith. In a Minn Mrs. et o o T v 4 - A Fred Sc and son, accom- | who has been in St. Ann's Hos- now attendi : t of A ceived at Smith headquarters here today, Rogers also challenges the Democratic nominee jeorgze Dull came north abou HAS VAGA I IUN panied by Mrs. Grace Purdue, Mrs [pital, suffering from bronchitis, the four day annug er s letter follows: ars ago and is said to have | Sorri’s mother, left early this|left there for her home today. fihe. Bducation foni- will’ e Dear Friend Al made a small fortune. He is one !“-,..,k Tor- Seward. : RN oot more comp! I : the first h rock miners to Ri6n Tar 5 Now this is the open season for Debates, and I believe you and I could put on about as s to olatar saining andi s Wi RECOVERED FROM BURNS RO good a one as one of these others. So I hercby challenge you the way I challenged the other | {7 [0 Placer mining and was with Visits Alaska then Returns| Japan Blnds Empire — In the Floral Division the ) fellow last weck. > | "Dull returned south about three South — Works at By Fast News Servicel«, - 1¢,Doux, who has heen in be more competition thi I | Now the trouble with most Dcbates, they are confined to a subject. Now we won't let cars ago in search of health, A Seattle Fire IC€ st Ann's Hospital since August 1 that worry us, we'll just rent Madison Square Garden. All we do is sell tickets, and let the eattle Fire — money go to poor Democratic widows who have given their husbands’ lives to trying to get clected to some office in the Democratic party. Those are the most deserving women I know of. recovering from severe burns ; fe s ept. 6.—More effi-| received while workgin on an oil trophic 4 1 Mr. Dull was Superintendent of|; 5! '\4'_”1""_ "'“’“ ']’ " 5 '”‘/"”‘ ‘“i“'l'“”‘:l:' i:“'r"::,“:" w“ l'l"l".“'”; . left the hospital this morn- Bt . 3 And there's Farm relief. You know how a Farmer votes. When he gets to the polls he he Junean Wi T e ® A R i e e L i reaches in his pocket and sces how much he's got. If it's only a few cents why he says “Throw 1915 to 1926. lf<<|»ut.» ¥ ( m_.y of New \nlk: u‘] u)n.:e cities, is being inaugur- | — e~ P tie rascals out,” and he votes Democratic. But if he's got as much as a dollar he guesses that 112 10 WEE 0 I City, the most fun on his vaca-|ated by the Rengo news agency LEAVES HOSPITAL ot 3 3 the rascals is on his side after all, so maybe he’d better leave "em in. | J X = tion, |through the recent organization S cin it o | Duil Apartments on the Basin| Atier returning f s - ATJoF ShaTaniihes S ootk Braa] - 1o R : i Khte irning from his of the Japanese Provincial Press| Katherin Nelson, wl der- f » ) vrote Hoover and cha y vante a Vi : radio. Hoover L . athe Nelson, who under dially welcom by sh 1 wr Hoover and challenged him, But he wanted to make it over the radio. Hoo | Road ska_trip,-Mainzer spent a “pleas- | League. Rengo is the Japanese |went a monor operation at St. Wil be 5 et s wants to get on the radio where they can't see him, But with you it's different, You want the { —eo—— ¢ lany > 0 P o 5 % & ”“’Ul : g it Vil ng to see you, You want to make your appeal to the common people. Well you can't make ureable hour” last ht with|ally of ”“ Associated T and {Ann’s Hospial yesterday, left for first, second and third win any commoner appeal than I can. HEIIAN AND GEORGGE Seattle Fire Chi fantor when | and mo: nport ;”,..‘ for her home toda dow and two sons, George and ,‘ Aok’ ward, survive fire broke out in a four-storyjant :u;nnx) in the Empire. R R So come on, be a geod fellow Al, and name.the tinie, place and subject Gif any). You and BROTHERS CASESHRRARD |0 (PRkesB0E .10 o do e iha Aoy, Tt sttt CASE POSTPONED and Behrends have offered prizes I can p.uk em in. ) ) . . ! The case of W. G. Henan and At 3 o'clock the Indian baby | So long Al, and good luck to you till we mcet in debate. ,l, Norris, charged with pos In each show weight alone willl Yours, ession and I;xp- ul'rill:nxul‘."nu.g T 1 4 - [liquor in violation of the liquor l::n'n ':\Y.J" be 12 m‘: i | ul‘m iR Jaws, was heard at 4 o'clock yes- BE Wil 4150 b other un andl (‘.ml..m» of the Ann Bunk Party. vnthout campaign buuons OF viguioe terday afternoon in the U. C. Com- ; - < | missioner’s Court and was taken s stroyed the interior |the far country d s of Japan Mainzer said: “I had a good | has suffered delays of many days | @ of Raymond Merlo, time in Alaska, camping in Mount | in transmission, due principally |char; v desertion of his MecKinley Park but what is camp-{to the lack of modern ilities i and child, which was set ing compared with a good fire?’ }in telegraphic and telephonic 'for this afternoon has been post- & - - communications. This has been |PCRed until tomorrow morning at fereibly demonstrated in recent (10 o'clock. features presented for the enter vears. Rengo, in order to over- ——oo— tainment of the women and t} | many, the finest march ever se »u‘ GIANT SELLS SALMONG, |unier, allvisement by Judge ¥ (‘ SCHOOL. | {come thsee diffienities; decided to STOCK QUOTATIONS escorts. ‘v|| Juneau | {Boyle. It was followed immedi- {induce the provincial ne NEW YORK, Sept. 6.—Alaska A a ol ; “d Lien. |atcly by tha heating of the George TABI FVTS i o g Wil A8 4 Douglas-Thane Day Punch was served during the| The Giant II, Capt. Bernard Lien, 8 lowners to form a league of is quoted to- Prothers, charged with a similar Friday will be Dougla and | 4||[ih- evening by men from the arrived in port carly today with e bt L lown which could work in coop-|day at 4%; Chrysler 1021%; Cu. Thane day and the gifted women GREA AFFA'R ship The music, by the Moon-| 1,900 silver salmon and 1,000 0ffense, which was "\f" o "‘l '“'I |eration at a minimum of expense, |dahy 72; Endicott-Johnson 79%: of the two towns will present their | {light Serenaders, continued until|pounds of king salmon for Sam (er advisement " y IN JUNEAU —.———— ouri 71%; Montgome | | | ) 4 g technicalities of the case were | 9991, Southern Dairies “A" own program in the afternoon. | 11 o'clock when the party ended.|Morris, New Ingland buyer. i gt | 2221%; Southern Dairies “A” ! Children's Day | i — - B ¢ |UiougnE oupdiy sttt e |London Farewells Last Stewart Warner 102%; U Sa ay, th 1 afternoon e lefense In each case, causing, the ‘ 154%; Bethlehem Steel 623 Chile aturday, th noon | _U.S. Dollar-Year Man ¢y . | B oo o Complnnvnhn} Ball Gnvn STEWART GOES TGO | CANNERY TENDER HERE |continuance opper 484, and 1. ddies W \ 1 7 ore The rases arose over a tonic | S B Vo, and the kiddies will hava fui| by Unalga Officers and PETERSBURG WHERE FTHE “Bouision (O vt oA SR Aten e IavEs i | e e v | - i 1| | swi There will be races, al | Al | —Boylston SCHOONERS IN PORT ageant, pets wil he reviewed ani| Crew, Well Enjoyed |~ REMAINS 3 MONTHS| icison. arrived in port this atter-|saiers heing carried in stock by {neal, honorary counsellor of the | Tireq manut sehooners were in . ¢ > fre e Libby, McNeill & |{he merchants o American Embassy, know g i : b prizes will be distributed. S #* i (noon from the Libby ” ot ] an Embassy, known there « F ) > !\1--‘:“ iy :\vm‘ be n:l‘ for “” ‘ Pronounced a tremendous suc-| i Libby cannery at Taku Harbor e e BUTLER-MAURO as the of the dollar-a-year m’;:in:m’;m:,"):'fm:'lf h.‘l.’:_';:lgl‘_r'"(‘.:::,‘ o ngele s Sttt RIS i e K. Stewart, predatory animal| capt, ¢. E. Ahues, superintendent, BACK AT SANITARY C men,” is leaving J N Ay best costumes and bast sustain rl‘ by all whb attended it, thelnunter, who wis borrowed from|eos sy ’ DRUCG CO. 5 |'m- I:. ;(lll:.::? i"““'l‘i:::’l‘m’l" take |1, Thompson; Arrow, Capt. G character n T al Compl tary Ball » Federal governme: ST 7 ¥ bk »mus, bot t which tc ait Dance Prcgram {ziven to the peoplel of Juneau by B CunaEa shng 4 v y i g ki er provisions made by the| .. o e S e A thE itary Grocery, previous was graduate X i Harriet Holman will present a|the Officers and crew of the U. § st Territorlal " Ly ature, left|, Fronk Kempfer, ' mining, . g |at the :m}_l‘ ( ." i v‘l'nnl 4 {yas L;"llu;lul from the Har mlk,,m,i.; Holm, which took bait. dance program consisting of clas-'S. Unalga, ended at ‘elock thi . |from the Valdez district, is* a{to making his trip to England, is When We Sell It “a chool and practiced law in Juneau last night for Petersbu southbound passenger on the Al.[again back in his old position 1t's Right | Boston. He was in Berlin in sic and jazz numbers. his will| morning after nearly which will he. hilk Hetdc e ¢ s headquarters for| . . l1914, ) > Wa e 4 be inciuded in the programs forfof dancing had heen enjoy paxt Yhres -Setiths while hel "os L L gl 7 | when .the -wat broke oyt AN ELUSIVE QUARRY both Ladies’ Day and Children's|a large crowd which was presen o i s gy s 2 PSR T | 3ub Statton Post Office No. 1.| "M@ became attached to the Am-| MIAMI, Fla., Sept. 6.—Want- o .‘ h th n that vicinity | e i e s gt Py can Bmbz In July, 1914,|ed: A sea-cow. Preferably one Day. An excellent accompanist|The hall itself, decorated with th . Stewart has been in the In.| [==—rror—er—reereon 5 f il g o will be in daily attendance. |bright flags of different countr Nursery Room [the Inter ional code fl Mr. ] ‘ an Embassy took | weighing between 1,200 and 1,- [terior for the last six months, over all English interests in Ber-|400 pounds. Captain Bob Denny, i and checking up on the numbers and 3 e ; 1, he NElal 1a chasie Rele , PeRRY The nursery and rest room will|the flags of the Const Cuard|hanits ot oredatoss fnims i The WAt Quiis ¥ 1[0 it il o SismimEtel I O & SN be presi ver by a profession- made a gay background th b At ~ ¢ 3 nshi L - (for the Miami aquarium, is usin K I.“M el tnta il e giads) Girans background for the ihat district. ~ Most of his time TALLY CARDS mained in Germany until all the | his houseboat and services of an B Ao saiuoren will belmerry throng, : {was spent in the Ketchumstock women and children had been |aviator in locating a suitable received over 14 months of age| One of the outstanding Ures | gistrict, though he covered as PL‘\FE CARDS sent to their own country. i specimen, nor any with severe colds, of the evening > nd | much of the Territory as was pos P 3 — = — it APy e S o OF (e BRI aY el pou o ' ey Y PO SR SRV ¥ S R ¢ in the Auxiliary De-|the Unalga, with their wives and/pune Executive Officer of the & GIFT CARDS SUGAR! SUGAR ... o $7.60 a 100 Ibs. partment, except flowers and home | feminine guests, led by Capt. and Alaska Game Commission, who Canning Peaches > : £ $1.10 box .cooking, must be entered at the|Mrs. L. W. Perkins, at 10 o'clock.|\il Jeave Vancouver tonight on and Canning Prunes ... : % . 1.40 box Fair Building on Tuesday military precision of { ¥ 3 the Princess Louise, at Wrangell, DR ~ o Crabapples 1.40 box tember 11. Mrs. Elmer A. Friend | marchers brought forth enthusias. s WAtk 1| GREETING CARDS (-Et{)emtufl more reasonable than ever before will be the chairman of the re-|tic applause from the civilian on- Hona will return to Juneau from Peters- WL Jest New Potatoes $2.90 sack ceiving committee. lookers, and was pronounced by - . burg. ’ s Flowers must be checked in by & b s e $250 to $350 GARNICK’S ing to give time for proper ar. | S . y PHONE 174 rangement and the home cooking h 12 o'clock nmoon on the same — - — das. he_openie oyt he i A RGON Al] T SChOOI T“blets For small to medium sized homes we will e |1 Special sale this week of 3 $ . HARKRADER COAL IS i ; install complete in working order an electric = | School Tablets for 5¢ and 3 : U%génf{%:lgkgl,{%%!}i Light Weight 10 cents, just 4 of the welded steel warm air furnace with register The New 4 regular price. Now is the in each room and guarantee it to heat your - Stetson F(’lts he Apex No: 2, Capt. 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