The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 27, 1928, Page 8

| O — N AUKLET HERE TO REPLACE For Christmas. Dont' delay. ’ond Studio. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, OCT. 27, 1928." PHARMACY | l i , f I l To Ask Freedom | - There will be a reception at the ° ALASKA COAL 60-Year-Old Flapper | One Night of Halloween anc 1 E HOUSE | s Seam o [ TN —i | 4 gz BN according to the annual custom / No More, Says Chief Getchell ‘ The Consrosslonal reception wi . o > ‘} ) e AL DATES | be held January 10 and the dinnor i : o | -— - |in honor of Speaker of the Hou : ¥ | Youth must be served and when ents are going to co-operate with [of Representatives and Mrs. Nict ) it combines with Hallowe'en its|him and Patrolman Campen in this ARE ADVANGED"l Longworth January 17. Th k ervice is apt to be swift and to| Hallowe'en business In which | last ption and probably L | | ake on many forms Even the|case the services of Judge Shepard e last state function of the Coolidg 8 Y 8 | 5 ¥ J ; grownups have come to realize that| will not be needed ¢ | Administration, will be the re- Railroad Makes Cheapl|| High Officers of Organizd-|tast snr to arcent 1 witk te. el e 1 Many Functions Are to Be | ception in honor of officers of the Rate from Matanuska | tion and Local Officers |resignation if not with enthusias. | HOSPITAL NOTES GivensBelpre Cool- . .| Giied States At O ot = i tic acquiescence. | = 2 { January 2 sually this recep to Tidewater Will All Be There | Chief of Police George A. Getch-| waude Horner, daughter of Mrs xdges Retire |tion is conducted the second Thurs. —_— 11, who is responsible for that as- W. Horier, was Opetated okt S |day in February. But President SHWARD, Alaska, O A Salvation Army native Con-|sertion he didn't phrase Seotulits: for THN TEonaEAl v Pi| WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.—White|and Mrs. Coolidge will need this mon gress for Alaska will begin in|it exactly fashion—wants at St. Ann’s Hospital. | House functions are being moved |time this year to prepare to leave " Ketchikan tomorrow, under the di understood, however, that ;Hal Albert Edwards, 'of Doug- ahead at least a month so Presi.|the White House large <« rection of Col. Phillips, retired, of lowe'en obse s to be con- was admitted to the hospital dent and Mrs. Coolidge may com. | IR SR A Matanusk A Vancouver, Col Winni- fined to on only, and tha erday on an emergency case. { plete their social obligations to| Railroad peg, and the new Alaska Divisional | nigh October 31 Rodert. Bise, Job' SEABRAY WA officialdom before leaving the| ) tually a ( rmnmn:h: ’:\x.n,m.w Acton w‘ On .that 1 witches ride! went a major operation this morn- Executive Mansion March 4 |de (1 ” cording to ) Wrangell. They will be assisted| ;rougn the circumambient atmos.|ing. His condition Is reported.as i/ This will bring many officlal| s here by G M N VAtIoNs: DRISHER O Sue Oalva- | oabes.on 1s, spirits foregath-| favorable hostesses immediately back to| ) Ohlson on Army from Cordova, Juneau,| .. unq blifs okl Sthats | PSS R {| Washington after the election. The | 3 B coal wht ve wiad Petersburg, Wrangell and Ketchl-{(iie wurvey will It thers fsmft| « RETURNS. O SKAGWAY & © -1 Cabinet dinmer will be at the| vards h v 1,00 kan ‘“m than one night of broomrid- A *owwew | White House November 8, two APSE bt ths Siohiny Col. Phillips is one of the old-|; o ana spirit conclaving, and if . days after the elections and by a| 4 e 0l0-1ing, and sp! conclaving, and Henry Gorman, local comtractor, by Ko o - 3 1l $ Bancation, Ooast! Gua ation officers in e | i turvosdom | docsn't | involve! i rotarning 10 Skagway on the| PROMO shows tne tormer myrte |curious coincident even i Horbor World War Veteran and ! | B ey o aving spent a lifetime in | wonvon hroperty damage, the Chief| Queen to work on thiee new con.| Hanan, society girl and friend | C: Hoover is elected President he | The Al ad W t ervice of the Army. His Iast yopp going to be too interested In|(racts he secured there when he| of “Polly” Lauder who is now |¥ill not be able to attend the last | Former Commander bunkers at S 500 / wctive service was as Princival of | e jgentity of the witches, hob-| reshingled the Federal Jail build-|a member of a Broadway |°MMicial gathering of this nature, of A. L. Is Dead R haga juatit /”‘ he Winnep o ‘i-“‘»“‘iu.,;.n.h and spirits, “But if itling He will be absent from Ju-| chorus. She is expected to | ¢ Will be in California to cast — This new depa Alas) \ 444 i ame well known and zoes heyond one night, or if there neqy for about two week leave for Reno, Nev., shortly, l”’fl.!"i"‘r” 4 . CLEVELAND, 0., Oct. 71 . < ‘ made ¢ To, Hum ! Fanny Ward is back | 8reatly beloved by Salvation Army|\any material injury to property Ry e i where she will ask a divorce |, "¢ following Thursdays fn No-|prigadier Genoral John K. Me- t contracts be d ooking not a day older than |MOWRCTS. He 8 \‘," iy up| there’s certain to be a conventlon| Christmas cards for all—neat, | from Thomas Albert Robinson, HT.‘,(XE will be devoted to diplo-|Quinn, Commander of the 112th tween canneries and Evan | ihen she departed these shores |1 IVIngE at Wancouver BUllor spooks and their intimates be-|selective. Prices within the reach | her elderly millionaire husband, | "ouc functions. | Engineers of the 37th Division Jones Coal company wh Mines| pany months agg. The peren- keeps himself ‘in touch with the|p "y 4.0 11 R. Shepard in all Call at Empire and see|to whom she was married last The reception in honor of Chief|during the World War and Na- a grade of steaming co: .I P \IZ"; e e Army a tivities. | city Court,” declared the head of samples. Janudry. iu.w:lu'e and Mrs. Willlam Howard|tional Commander of the Ameri- Matanuska field. Coupled with a|13! Happer—-=shes ©¢ 2 whis L. Simms holds the position of} x e "B e department e g R - Taft and members of the judiciary can Legicn in 1925, died at his new rate granted of $1.50 | ‘u‘)“"é "T"f(‘f g o l": Social Sec ry for Western Can-|" mose sure however, that thé| Hollday greetings for busine S will be given December 6, and|home here last night. He was from the mine to tidewater, it al.|> S EorpRRaIS Feturning !ada and Alaska, with headquarters| . og o the town, and. their par-|houses ve samplos at Empir KYLE FINED $100 Thursday, December 13, the Su-|62 years of age and had been iil lows the compar compete with |'Tom that dear Paris, 1t Winnipeg b e TG B e ok 28 preme Court dinner will be served.|for about a year. Siitwlde abtimer tintarnstional Newsroel) Statt-Capt." Acton, lately of Win.le o . Found gullty of possessing in.| " ————————————— B raanbatives of tha contpany) - nipeg, is taking up the duties of Viing Tauns, CRAPIE Bie waelr— SRR e are now in Seattle negotiating| Divisional Commander for Alaska, ® i shiheticad Dy WNrke ) Drin ¥ % with cannery concerns and it i a position that was formerly held A, Boyle' to bay 4. HNe ‘of- $100) FOR BACHELOR AND BACHELOR MAID unders od enough ml\ I.‘n, ady | I'l‘\\'\“l«l.]xr\irl((I':[x::mytylwl‘ r»\h“ y\l\'.:.l:i‘ and costs in the U. S. Commis-{| ~ Tiny cans of peaches, strawberries, raspberries ]\le:.m to insure considerable ton P siona mmander a - | sioner’s court here, Kyle elected and fruit salad priced, a can .15 and .20 g0 G B P b s e i”v Lfl lwn-l.- n;:| the fine in the local Hormels Cooked Ham, sliced, per pound .65 3¢ hison is led | ongress rema cederal ja Ipecis 1 g o b # ¢ e A e G S U Rl ederal ja ; Special on Crabapples, 4 pounds for e 25 ment as an entering wedge toward , making e days o . . b e (4 p S qg P o JRONSTS. e railroad development, promising i Local Officers Attend Garnishing Peeled Grapes. 5 oz. bottle_$ .40 | o e PHONE 174 an increased railroad income and A . .| Capt. E. K. Tobin and Mrs.| : “ 4 28 & = development of the coal fields,|Most Destructive Fire in|Tobin, who have been in charge Sweet Pickled Watermelon, 33 oz. for 85 H ll B e e o e o railroad ! IStory—Lonlinu€s 1,4 in attendance at Ketchikan Whole Wheat Vegetized Wafers, pkg.. .30 |} ! IR to Spread Juneau, They left here last For that Hallowe’en Party A HARDWOOD FLOOR AT A REASONABLE sek for Vancouver, intending to Pretzels, large, pound A0 ¥ BENGOUGH kateh Oct.|return to Ketchikan with Col. Phil- ¢ you can get just what youy' PRICE 7. —The 1 ructiy iric|lips, Col, Simms and their party Duz, large packages, 3 for 1.00 : | 1 b ¢ this district | - : | want from us. Masks, er Whibl'Sutartad last . WikRbesdry | FAIRBANKSANS WED Yoz, sl GackBies. cach 10 B Sivon i A N v ti l G i PREPARED FUR has §wept across four township Douglas G. Preston, nephew of Duz, small pa kages, c: e Streamerg aGE Rl ca ra n Is nearing the boundary and is re.|George Preston, manager of the 7e Suihe 9 . Salioan v = >aper, Paper Table Covers, vorted | Taging toward Outlook,|Northern Commercial Company. at ) “”_]’ every $2.00 "'-_‘l' l“"_‘l"‘-“ you re ) ‘ Hemlock Mentana. In that reglon is a|Fairbanks, and Miss Eudora Mc- ceive a ticket on all-electrie radio set. Credit Horns, and everything. | much wooded country. The flames| Donald, daughter of Mrs. Elsie 3 iy Lo e ey i | &l have swept across the Bad Lands|Schwendiman, of Fairbanks, were accounts receive their tickets ‘r'l“’“ payment ! PN ‘ It Hardens as it Wears. A laying waste Is of acres of|recently married at that place. of account. Tickets are going fast. s [ Big Airship May Start To-|/"% s e, T e HELLAN'S ; Does Not Sliver. morrow for Return R ‘ FUERALTS é ‘ to Germany LAKEHURST, N. J., Oct. ofmi and crew of the Graf|c Zeppelin are prepared for the re- TH|S DIsTRICT| 8% ViRter & WIDGEON IN e bR T s s & s it LADIES ATTENTION! turn trip to Germany with pros- ,',:L,;:,“:,,' ,"'.",[]J,\' ? ],‘},‘ (\}v',‘{‘ ’:',;_‘ ek slieab ot o b pects of a favorable start Sun-|.ion left several days ago for| An assortment of the colored day. Seattle to be overhauled 1 11| Norida Compacts to match your 4 ncellation of the trip to the probably remain here all win !latest costume or new gown. mi -West was caused by advers The Auklet has been making its| Also a shipment of Johnstons Winds at the field here and pros-|, .10 uvers in Wrangell for sey.|famous candy in attractive boxes pects of unfavorable weather over the route. This cancellation per- mits of the start on the return voyage within the two-week limit set by Dr| Hugo Eckener on ar- rival here. Three of the United Stales Navy's lighter-than-air craft ex- perts will be on the Graf Zeppe- lin when she sails. xuradlelo A O CAPT. RABBE RETIRES AFTER THIRTY YEARS ge 1 el Ca Hc Capt. (iecrge Rabbe, master of the Yukon River steamer White horse, has closed his long service as a Yukon Riv navig Completing his thirtieth season as a river steamer captain on the upper Yukon, he expects to locate | remain | | or. in Portland, Oregon, and there the rest of his days Capt. Rabbe made nearly 500 | trips between Whitehorse and Dawson, which means that he| has rolled up about 450,000 miles | a river steamer master within! the last thirty years. | jefore ccming to the North Capt. Raabe was a Columbia River steamboatman, with his | headquarters at Portland | phaiiia Fodiied REFRIGERATED SHIPS [ TAMPA, Two refrigerator| hips operated by the Palmetto| Line will be placed in service be- | tween Florida and England in No-|} vember for transportation of citrus fruits. e - 0Ola papers for sar? at the Emu(re. TOX Pine Balsam with MENTHOL and | EUCALYPTUS | A valuable * remedy for throat and bronchial affections. and effective | | coughs, 'BUTLER-MAURO | DRUG CO. ! freo Q.unq Pbome 134 When We Sell It % It's Right ) | 3ub Station Post Office No. 1. eral months, patrolling the Wran-|for your Halloween party or Il district during the recently|dinner. »sed salmon fishing season | - - - { Dell E. 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