The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 13, 1928, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY NOV 13, I9,.6 s no way to tolll whether it mm cen oceupled @and the passeng -m Ic or whether it. was washed, ? P away. from. the Vestrls unoccupied. | & 4 " . as thoe weatiier permitted, it wouald | A A . - take survivors picked up by tho| g - 3 Tanker Myrlam and procced to BY STUGK MEN‘ T : g , New -York, | IM AR.I- w. N-l—[ R COAI’ : X a Nine boats ‘m all, includlng a3 z ~ 2 . g 4 empty one, have been' rop o ! {Game Commission Asked picked up, leaving one boat and to Liberalize Regula= life raft still to be Cound BRI S OATS tions on Bre'wn Bear NEW YORK; Nov. 13.—-Accord- ‘ng to wireless mesages picked up here and placed tcgether in read- able form, more than 300 men and there are 7 Coats, sizes womeny,some of them with little children in their care, were forced | to 38—regular priced to $69.50 ‘ it to trust their llves to the life-|farms and livestock boats on tha wind tossed Atlantic|0P!aIn adequate protec g . Now $42.50 when the Vestris heeled over andfProPerty w 8 phowic, began to sink. iate yesterday after. | Afternoon. Statcments made by 9 Coats, sizes 16 to 42—regularly priced to $37.50 Starting tomorrow all our new Winter Coats | That the Alaska Game Com- mission will undertoke late the killing anl prot brown bear so that will be greatly reduced in price. Flexible Flier Sleds Hockey Skates Yukon Sleds / Skate Sharpeners For example— Ice Creepers noon members of 2 C nission, fol- They faced hours of waiting as | loWIng the ap o Of Jeck M the wintry wind whirled their| CoTd, 1iv man. o WESE. boats through the water and they | A!2ska, and Robartson, local watched thé Vestrls sink below the | dttorney, vesterday afternoon™ at Juneau Young Hardware Co. If It's Hardware, “We Have It SRR T SIS | Phone 154 Juneau, Alaska J. J. NEWMAN Plumbing All others reduced accordingly s FALL DRESSES REDUCED Our $21.00 line of new Fall Dresses are now priced at $16.50 Our $12.50 and'$15.00 line $9.75 Others at equally attractive priecs Juneau WORKINGMEN'S APPAREL—BIlankets, Handker- chiefs, Neckties, ete. Full line of Neustadter Brothers Goods s . 4 wring during its : = ~ - waves 270 miles from Hampton 3 P § Roadé, | curren x meeting Lower Front Street )\] 4 . 4 .| Both Mr. McCard and Mr. RtH- 1 A Early reports that the Ohiol & ow $23.50 i Maru was standing by were defi.jerson were before the Game Board A. M. GEYER nitely contradicted by later ad.| O hehall of tie K ‘“":ifi[“l‘i;‘;’[f;: Sheet Metal e Sosk o saped | ASSOCIation which 31 It keeps one guessing to kmow|Yices. ~Last night it was feared| o put forth to seeure when a coat is a coat and when|that the lifeboats would be scat- | *H Agis cxlatibg SHwaIN Our: prices are based on known cost of production i8 a coat-dress. There is a|tered and that approaching dark.|% Mo0'" e oW Our Overhead Is Less type: at Jane|ness would serlously hampor. res.|tons pro hile seekifim che in tawny beige Kashaicue work. 1" s o lhegexl\;m Lower Front Street Phone 154 3 removal of prote on t bordered with gazelle. It looks Frogon | skkrowi like a coat-dress, but in feality| TWO OTHER BOATS LosT |!hal stockgrowers chn gt - —_— #it has a lining of gazelle, which| WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.—Strong ","”“" 0k mreriadal SRR - makes: it suitable for motoring|northeast winds, rains, mist ‘nnl‘:f"k b Framihome ' % o JUNEAU ¢t morning town wear. It is alheavy sea apparent'y were the| %% lxm’ entrictive coRiRitaly mE “UB i i wrap-around buttonless design| weather conditions which sup.[F7¥al of ¥ ‘_vgw‘fi:hy'nm Mike Pusich, Prop. belted with a wide strip of suede.|rounded the tinking cf the liner ARCEWD i . o tucks “paralelling the fur borders|two other vesscis. gee X ritam s o . l‘;‘: et ‘[ on the sicaves us. well as the| This was sovealed in reports to|l03%es of amimaly and dimase ¢ £l body of the coat. RITA. |the Coast Guard Headquarters. |Property, and appeated for retle s i i It was emphasized that thls was Eight lives were }ost when Capt. R p ok dow " necess; in order that develop- P d [® | Hartman, veteran deep sea fisher-j """ the stock: iSRRIt man and his crew, put out beyond | Mt Of the SIock EhSIE ICUSHEY 3 & A Fog Igland Bar, Virginia Capes,|!? the Kodiak i b, 4 L . : group he not hampered. Mr. Me- yesterday to search for a small ¥ " (979 Qord predicted that many settlers 3 | tishing scow which had gone adrift i o H the Bar, heavy seas|ould be drawn to that region in £ b hada et il ARG Hot - dist ire and estab.- : sw and sank their motor i ! boat. Eforts to rescue the 11\(.1”1‘“" & prosgerous’ I0UIEEENE were jioa the removal of the near mefiace 1 v ry in order ta bring Wwas necessary A hardy Gloucester fishing boat 4 N about a maximum development. ‘which ventured too far to the 3 H. W. Terhune, Executive See- , Rescue BOa[S SearCh Au nouth, WIRKETEIIAIMI0 Instslight retary of the Commissien, while six miles south of the Virginia| " v Night — Make' Pick- |55 " ot Guasasmen wont to Bel Jmamittna 10 M6 AR . UPS Early Today the rescue. and after a stubborn ::":y e Si05e1e) SRALTAURS by the L2l battle with the high running surf, | PO/RE Seros ¥ Y Comm m which would thragh (Continnen 1romm Case One.) succ@eded in reaching the strand-| ° outiand attompt. to deviodtsa ed vessel and cafrying ashore it regulation that would meet the ap- as v embers of the h * '::Br angd five - membe ! proval of the stoc ers and glve crew. B there was a loss of life and those | them the relief for: which. they DAL/ SR S have appealed. 'll' § ¥ who waited through the night to _ Ml lnery"" . ; I NOTICE The Commission resumed its read the witeless messages were R hopetul’ that all of the ship's pers|, [u¢ Bitd Taxl temporarily outl .0 o0 nes agaim this aftor. |sonnel had left the Vestris. The [no(m The final hearing will be ‘watchers took additional comfort . il held tomorrew afterncon from:1:86 from the fact that Capt. Carey, of |:. Sydney zaurenc. reproductions|to 3:30 o'cl { the Vestnis was one of those pickod |in Christmas cards, original, dit- ——,r———— “|up. The law of the sea makes|ferent, Alaskan, 25 cents each at Varied selectzon of Christmas $4«, 75 i the master last to leave a ship. |the Nugget Shop. —adv. cards at the BEmpire. £ o) Reach Scene = 4 | Hurrylng rescue craft reached Ithe scene of the :inking: of the ” liner during the early hours of {the night but tuey searched in k- vain until just beforé dawn tbday ‘when the first contact with sur. ® | vivors was made. ‘ The officials of the Lambert- Holt Line declared they are with- out official advice that the Vestris|” sunk. They are hoping she is afloat and salvageable. The offi- cials said the Vestris was carrying 3,200 tons of merchandise includ- ing. fruit, aptomcdiles, cotton and machinery. Empty Life Boat Found One of the life boats of the Ves- trls was plcked up empty this NANAIMO Genuine Wellington— Brings the customers back for more. It's a symbol for quality and satisfaction. Quality, uniformity,—a dependable source of supply, we offer all of these to the consumer of our better coal. Pacific Coast Coal Co. H. G. WALMSLEY, Agent Phone 412 EXIDE The right Battery for your car or Radio. We have a complete line. Ensembles-— e .05 Lo (S (FRIESTS g ¥ :% PN ¢ We have 8 only—Ilate summer ensembles ~—PRICED RELOW COST" during this' salé: | there “was no mention of whethor of business. ‘Gone on two months Any hat in the house—values up to vacation. —ady $10.00—NOW NO APPROY ALE—These priees apply only during this Capital Electric Company Radio Supplies PHONE 416 House Wiring COOLiEZ SMUGGLING COST ECHINESE BANDITS:MAKE INCREASES ENORMOU&LV{ GOOD TAX COLLECTORS BINGAPORI, Nov. 13.—Rates for e smuggling Chinesé into the United! FOOCHOW, China; Nov. 13— States, have increased tremendu- Bandits, once the scourge of this ously of late, according to Singa- part of China ,but now allegedly pore police reports. The price reformed and lutorporated into the| has reached the high water mark of $2,300, whereas a few yoars ago it was scarcoly half that amount. —————e provinclal militia, are being put to a new use, that of collecting the taxes. The newly appointed reve. nue. collectors aré. showing great aptitude for tleir new job, gather- They will ploase all—Christ- ing far larger amounts than their mas greeting cards. Call at the predecessors and in general prov. Empire. . 'Ang themselves ‘a succoss. :nnmmmnnmmlnnunmmlmmmuumflumlmmmmmnmmlm it | FREE Fishermen’s Ball De{(cave Garmenw *Mflte . . Soft Water- Freatment THE a;‘c‘ccsx of our mcghod d'mfly yat-safsly ithe mostidelicats‘garments is largely ar:zibu- emebmnuu of Permutic Softéned Wiiter. For Per- murteffeccuutly retmoves all thie-hurdaess notmally. pres ent in our local water supply; and fnsures-thie‘softniess requisite for this particular-pracess,. 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