The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 14, 1928, Page 8

i i Grand and Petit Ju were drawn Court today Jury are Flora Chamber W. 8. Georg ert Keaton, E. I Messerschm rison, B. F Clarence and M. R. Godd Mrs George Danner Creek; Ada Hewitt, Dougl C.' Ingram, Mendenh Chester Johnson and Mr MeGregor, Petersk The followin 1ames drawn for servic n jury 4 E. P Cleveland Mr: C. T. Gardner , Oscar Harri, J Mrs. T Kennedy, ( Inm» Melville Leak, John Lowe Néll McCloskey, Mr Kechnie, Mrs. L. Mac Simpson MacKinnon, J tin, Henry Meier, Mrs. Gust Nel son, son, Juliu; Henry Oliver, Mrs. L Joe , Mrs. H son, Mrs. P H. L. Redling W . Robert § Smith, J. N Stillman, H Turne mes D. William Vilson, Juneau B. A. Barnett, R. E Haines; Mrs. F L. Burke, Mr: Peter Ko Huml'mu'l L. son, Mrs. Alfred Tilson, ich, and H. M Bruce Benson, 4'\rlll||| C. Hofstad, Scow Olaf Hauseth, Pete Jorg 1 Lund, N Mrs. A. B. Holt, L. McKechuie, Clifford Roundt nk LARGEST SCHOOL TABLETS IN JUNEA 5c BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. 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Our showing of . We feature pam Wold nd Mrs FOR DISTRICT &~ COURT SESSION Both Grand and Petit Jury Panels Ordered Re- port October 1 year surp fairs i variety and quantity of en-{ble if they are not molested. They v ET es, and includes per ISP Brvtecte :1 by the Alaska Game FOREST SERVICE OFFICER rhubarl IS HERE FROM KETCHIKAN hubarb, vho shoot them fumes, grasses, | elosed ber 15 Holiday adv, [ FOR SALE—Shotgun, rifle, type- THE DAILY ALASKA BPIRE FRIDAY SEPT l4 1928. was Judged lhj4 ~k|n |SPORTSMEN STIRRED bett Building, Portl he jud writes that she is anxious to know wiveen rred( OVER SLAUGHTER OF |5 "whareabouss of . twl .!:t‘ in the; CH]NESE PHEASANTS"”‘,:H' Thomas P. McDonald and d, Oregon, Peter McDonald, as she has some valuable information for them. She thinks they are in Alaska. that there has been shooting of Chinese pheas. e, VWit and Mendenhall, havé aroused vei & hod, s |G p of I sportsmen who AT THE HOTELS et B g i endeavoring to ascertain the - A lentity of the person involved in| Gastineau ot s the killin Today duck hunters| Genevieve B. Kelly, Berkeley y turning from the bar said they | calir.; Viola M. Snorine, Berkeley ,{had discovered the carcass of ene|calir.; H. A. Beery, Taku heasar ) roadway near|jones, Seattle; Frank Parrish, Se- % Im 'k Creek attle; A. Meyer, Seattle; H. W It had been killed with & shot-|alpcrts, Sitka gun at a range so close that the Alaskan -— |body was blown to bits and unfit| panjel Carlson, Ketchikan for use. For sometime there | ussal ty; Wi ¢ IBITS AT FAIR Nava | besn reports Of Bhemstut|mreer o Soneson e j .AOM EXPERIMENTAL | ing but th the first dead |y MacDonald, Squaw Cr found, 1cNally, Squaw Creek STATIONS PRAISED are shipped in Zynda from the south by Billie Taylor,| ur and Mrs. E. Coke Hill, Va Th exhibit brough to thellocal business man and sports a 5 L. Wiese, m the| hea rn Alaska Fair Expe :ntal s. Carroll P..Pr pparently they n this|give pr vious | point whe awve thrived and |, i sing to a will be possi. s that which are ¢ ution and, up- re punishment been ordered or persons hunt- red of | local sportsmen, | Griffith, executive wn, inc sed - espe 1 in thig country and named{it was ska P There e been as; from day s| . .o § district He has been at Sitka . fon an official trip and will return WHERE ARE THE M'DONALDS?) (0 Ketchikan next week. y, annual and variety which mature the season, also kale, let. | : | B. Steinbach, 603, Co ried, straw | valy ”I;‘“‘ ; P : r,;,m,,,,-,,-m:;fim-,,--,--»—--—m.m.,r hall (ilf Coney Island” rf(i"h;i‘:} | Jha. enie e 1 NEE g g SOMETHING FOR THE BUSY HOUSEWITE wat they might be preserved S | hows the cup shc won, | OUMEL 4 » Y )i Il V] Y ‘ ‘-\n b 5 ».f.yw 'Im- ':mlnl.um s s WCCESSOX'S to the i - : Hormel’s Cooked Hams in small tins can be sliced iat berries reach in Alaska Radiator' MINERAL EXHIBIT EXCELLENT | cold or warmed in the oven. Keeps for days ol ® e exhibit also cont ad vy of grains from the Fairbanks | srimental Station containing nples of whe ] Trane Concealed Heaters Vastly Improve Heatin Comfort an Room Beauty ver x\‘u 11‘ ition and ) the Fair, plants anc ttracted muck iment from visitc - - Goldstein’s Emporium will be y Saturday, Septem- acconnt of Jewish | TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Room beauty unmarred by big, unsightly radiators—heating comfort undreamed of before! writer. Phone 4144 or inquire | Ninth and Willoughby. Pete| Madsen. ( WHILE THEY LAST Not hidden or vecessed vadia- bui‘lt,. Nothing in. sight l?u:. an i‘;:i’,,,’;f"A""“i‘,f‘,‘,»‘,':,,":":"f:,;:". artistic damper grille. Unlimited With each cash purchase of heating unit, replacing freedom in room arrangement. of 50 cents you get free a big The ideal heating conibination is achieved in Trane Concealed FREE SCHOOI, . — . Heaters. Thousands in use. T \ABA[ ETS ‘:m This new type of heating unit is walled in when your house is radiators. Adaptable to any heating system where radia- tors are ordinarily used. Heating starts the moment you open the damper — stops the second 1o close it. Knob on the grille gives iny CONCEALED HEATERS Wcrite or phone for folder. Tablet, and a $1.00 purchase takes a Big-10 Tablet. Not more than 3 free tablets to each cus- tomer per day. cous control. HELLAN'S || ; , PHARMACY 1 GEO. Bo RICE Sheet Metal “I tell you in advance what job will cost” Next to Valentine’s Plumbing Heating Phone 33 Free Delivery TS SIS W ROy & e U T SRS B I SR i oo rooeeooaces | ——— el Prices Talk! 16 pounds Best Potatoes . . . . 50c Cucumbers,each . . . . . . . 10¢ 6 GreenCorn . . . . . . . . 45¢ 4 pounds Best Onions . . . . . 25¢ Green Beans, per pound . . . . 10c¢ Seedless Grapes, per pound . . . 15¢ Red MalagasGrapes . . . . . 20c Fresh Tomatoes, per pound . . 10c¢ Best Maido’clover or Jersey Butter 60c Ranch Eggs, large, dozen . . . 55¢ Place your orders for more $1.00 box Canning Peachesto be delivered next Tuesday GEORGE BROTHERS Deliveries—10:30 a. m., 2:30 p. m. and 4:30 p. m. { Phones 92 and 95 Open evenings Perennial Winner ' |vraise by visitors to the Southeast.| Hag Rescue Device B S 3 Florence ! 014 papers for sare at the Empire | Brooklyn, N. Y., 1'11\‘ ried off title of “Miss Raven- ———— Bross, attractive ;- Norman, J. E. 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