The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 4, 1928, Page 8

Ideal Marrlage on Rocks discased areas by these method st, up until Capt. Jennings was ried ‘at the regular postal rate of , eVighne is not optomistic in able to effect a landing, two cents an ounce by 1938. W " his view of the chances for an | ; ; Capt. Jennings has been request. He also predicts — T ! control of the epidemics ed to search the shore of Monta- That in’five years’ Al mall sersd URTH ALASKA e ¥ [ lly speaking, the sanitary MISSING BUATS gue Island which with Middleton MAKE ice and loads will have incroased . onditions in the, affected area Island are about the only places tenifold, and. that i mali and Sl ‘ 5 [ ve not favorable for stamping out : where the missing men might be.| Sxnraas mpsels. Wik e ok i PLAGUE SWEPT |the diseaso, and the customs of ihe Men who are well acquainted with | PI-EA MURDER“" ottt o TR § eople themselvas make it difficul the Gulf coast claim that if the o b | i alvage < | That in 10 years all tha import- [to treat them eftactively, As soon Salvage Tug Akutan at survivors are on Middleton Is- 4 ottt ol fr: Lo el : ; as the epidemic appe those no Cordova After Search {land, their boats were undoubtedly ; senger lines, and that planes car- < i ¥ | £ : vill avel the routes at 150 Health Authorities Seek cattering the germs in thelr walk [heavy' storm that raged the ma.| Youth—Stipulation B s Tt g to Limit Affected Area (e followed tho u ual routs OVA, Alaska, Dec. 41 | e cf November. would wreck any Made in Signing \ e Bt uttall pax repcrted | tective, but do not do th " crew exhausted from| A message received late today| RIVERSIDN, 02l Dec. 4 |Arctic Weather in Bl hort n Vine s »rdinarily It was this facto The Akutan re-|ny collector of Customs J. O M(.;,;“'M"n‘\,“”‘”;m A o Aok Stat f Mont: gt S e that proved so disastrous in th { Soarched he coasl-|Bride, from Capt. Jennings, "said | %roor N Sy e oy s M ate of Montana ¥ ey iy influenza epidemics of 16 yoa tchikan to Cordova|inat he would leave Cordova Wit ger of Alvin Gothen on ", ~gtios | 2 2 2 R G Tt ago that swept through many vil \ finding the lost halibut|ih Akutan this afternoon and |’ Py el ;- HELENA, Mont., Dec. 4.—The Bl Goorks A e lages claiming hundreds of vic Brunvol and Imperial make a search of Montaguo 1s-|¢riot Attorney Eg le Redwine = |mercury is crowding the bottom ot & At = tims, at Tcy Bay told of find-|lang gnd would also attempt to Previous to sionoe Redwine. ithe thermometer throughout tho tu £ it efforts toward the " ; ‘ - < N May Lact MbatNE wreckage but none was iden-|jand ap Middleton Isiand. -iun“;\'(:utshfl" "‘”‘“;’"" the confes-|state as the temperature ranged Yaliion o u'v]\m;.ul iibo (b are- |} | Thid and the shortags of med ed as from the missing boat ———e———— evaid G s "":“’;’] ”'"}1 he from zero in the western part of tic oast settlements and those in - # 9 o 2 1 seve: 10 head, hus iden- " 1 % c Jergonne! s » author. The tan’s cre 11 hope- i the state to 26 below at Lewiston. the tundra country between the| al pergonnel, leads the authori- A i L MRS. HOOKSR GOES SOUTH |tifying tne Mexican youth whose | ettt o b i A g es to fear it will take months to ful the missing boats will be found | 4 The Arctic weather set Montana Yukon and Kuskokwim rivers. The 4 ’ 4 ¢ b il dontints W y body was found near Puente lastlshivering the first time of the plague is more widespread than| Do Put ihe ASSKECIINEINE Rix it s o o| Mrs. Katherine Hooker, of the|spring. |year. Indications f < 5 g bt last in some sections throughou nite evidence Is found they &Te)porget-Me-Not "Tes RoomikiINSE| | 1'he: signsd statemest what - AEECS L ‘r"‘fl”" reg dications are that a present it is| the winter .The > and on the Princess Mary this after-| “December 3. — [ killed Alvin|" s ;-T;ml . i ers of the Federal Bureau of attle to spend the!Gothes Pebruary 2, 192 ¥o | o ' rather ‘mild form, mccording 1 1 ! noon for Sea fothea on February 2, 1925, No| to'Dr. M. C. DeVighne, Commis ation will be utilized where HOPE WANING holidays with her daughter Mil-|self-defonse. 1 will pload suiliy BIRTHDAY PARTY ’ ommi B okitis, waikie o i tond o kel ey it Y1 Mrs. Joe Kendler gave a party BN 1 p vorking a $o word that would tend t v | dred §9 0. stove chiarge it fhe! Wiy, o LM IR A Bl He and Gov. Parks conferred r tion with the Territo for the missing halibut S eee lerside County Court tomorrow. :im'“l']_”; et (o "‘ \'J e O s e iy e forces, mvol and Imperial was| Prices right—Christmas cards, | (Signed) Gordcn Stewart Northe The" Aable Wb ey red atih A t Haalt Expenses of the reliel work, up d ai a late hour today. One|large selection, at Empire. | cott.” A9 tablo: was ‘decorated. with and have wired Assistant, Heal % P i Wk def . R, - S ipink chrysanthemums, The guesis Odinsiissioners O'H 1 0 the presen ime,; hav baoen few emaining 10] was {80 he confession w footnoted were June Blomgren Beatrice v 3 paid by the Territory hav 1 when Collector of Cu | with the follewing agreemeii by R d x i erland, now at Nome, givi i 3 : : Y | Bothwell, Lucille Lynch, Lazett: RNy to take any sten been kept at a minimum and hav J. C. McBride received mes. | e B H Bmlwlm ‘I will take Nor. .cott iheater. Jore H“'(‘h '\M_hfl R e AUl largely been made up of the aj trom the MalVked ner | Sprlngt,me | into. the Buperior Court Deoamber . Co8Ch: UNY Wakkits, Pacy stitio maindy. : plane travel expenses incurred b un and the schconer Dorothy. | 4 ! to enter the ahove plea.” Mefer, Helon Beistline, Richard Windrede Are Wi ‘In- ]Snrlh rland e 1?" ‘M; |’.; 1 message from the lmrull':v'\ Warmth in : - Frankurter, Bernlce Mand, et It is now known that small pox [ A WO WA N AL 2 CHEN. Jwan Buablc . . . son and Joe Junior Kendler, exiats in epldemic form In village | Fede of ugation uake o lnding aw Midateon || epery room is possible Henderson Predicts etinoRbe 9 : 4 = which is « «l with the med 1 and was proceeding to Soa. . o from Marshall on (he Yuksn River | -l'—-——--—-—J hexie B o af T mbo 1 the SR iy g only with . Two-Cent Air Mail Rate' Syines vaurence reproguctions to Kotzebue Sound, with hundreds i cal ct he 1 1 Capt | by in Christmas cards, original, dif- $ttactive .o ted. So far| Four years ago the stage world, and others who knew the prin- |ginal population is withont fund. | ngs of the Akutan, he said: " . BRI e, forent, Alaskan, 25 cents | RS Eiiowd ‘to the health authori- | tipals were rejoicing in the wedding of Margu_rct Lawrence and, |to carry on the work combed the coas: to +ape | Radlator Heatmg I].. I\1\~““-\T '”Hr' ; lu-‘v 4.—Col. | 1" Nugat Shop. ties, however, there have been but| Wallace Eddinger. For four years the union was regarded > Fairweather. Had landi pa 1 A m‘ ".“I ';‘5:.”,\:‘“ . ;”'“" nt PR T SRR two deaths. This, said Dr. De.| everywhere as famously successful. The legend was shattered NOTIC™ re”in Iey Bay, also con THAT feeling of happiness "]“"“L‘ i "“’;;’;“'n' \',“r"f‘[,‘ I“"‘“:""]“ Prices right—Christmas cards, Vighne, is the bright spot in the| when a process server ferreted out Eddinger in the New York 1 natives liv n the bay. N and well-being that comes o, Srediote ais ol it “ " large selection, at Empire situation as it makes it apparent| Lambs Club and clapped a summons on him in his wife’s die Practicc . muose Ch.istma of boats, men: cr, wreckage i on perfect Spring days can 4 ¢ At RS that the disease is mild vorce action. tree program will begin Tuesday Icy Bay w ‘ ’“]'M to be ;ly“}k y be enjoyed by your family e ———————— i Whether it is prevalent in the (Iuternational Illustrated News) December 4 All Moose children hoe where, Uile: BOAtS TMIENE inved throughout the Winrer if D\ ~ s il ks ‘bstwesn Teller and Kotse. |~ - - wishing to take part please be helter during. the storm of | idg sl | HAPPY HOME LOGANBERRIES ; but Sound, on Seward Peninsula,|plane, piloted by Noel Wein, as|tlement, A second control §¢ Moose Hall Tresdsy Qiamed- November 15. The sestching vis.| ¢ i 1 151111?' 3 The nberry is a cross hetween the Blackberry and the | north of Kotzebus Sound, or in the|soon as weather conditions will p at Holy © fately after school. were unable to get into the “"~‘“ '}“_‘[ "“d SIS ! red Raspberry, combining the deliciousness of both, In size | delta country between the Yukon|permit. o S A ey """""':r”x' s &0 i i Boi ‘;““ Amerncalr: {| it is a little larger than a Blackberr 2 el gl s % apers for zale at the Empire. ning at the entrance and along the| o Radia ., i | and Kuskokwim, is not known m.l There Diyslahe: did it e quarantines will be put | 014 papers 1 N oy | > Rad ’"‘"; I‘h“’ OUR HAPPY HOME LOGANBERRIES | : 5 ':;m;l: 111]\,.;“““ lave escaped | Kugkokim, Dr. Charles Fir ct at both stations. No etos 0\\:16& Are packed under scientific conditions and put up in pure i & Noj i hem are in tha direct | apl ¢ and W ill be permitted no ron | s i 1iné of travel Bt i e e L 0 1180 Korth S “ narkalle new products i| extra heavy syrup. If you give our Loganberries a trial you 1 ] o ! DS Akiak r n ebue, or east and south from and submit to you, with- Wilihe b Ad 4 So TaDarted avo: Marshall | SHOUEHIRL t Barr I skt e e o ® | out ebligation, an et PRICE ON THESE DURING THIS WEEK ARE i have been reported are: Marshall, | gjijan at At oy tain conditions in the delta be- for Insuilling. o oot b Mountain Village and Pilot Station, | mypana comple he list of d cen the Yukon and Kuskokwim RAS SO8 ISR INRAIEEY, T'wo No. 2 cans for 55 cents—Four for $1.05 on the Yukon River, Unalakleet,|iors available for an aren coy ers; oy, Parks has requested Three Y-rs to Pay NEW ARRIVALS Canglle and Deering. A telegram |y wany thousand squate ‘milés|the Federal (Bureau of Hducation A large shipment and full assortment of Tea Garden Products %o Hov. Parks from Dr. Buther-|,,q innghited by thousands of Bs.|to send Dp, Firestone from Akfak just arrived and it is all priced with our famous HAPPY | land today reported 100 cases in (;EO I; R[(;E HOME PENCIL so you all can have some. Plumbing-Heating-Sheet Metal kimos and Indians {on an inspection trip to the villag- 4 Deering and vicinity and 22 at Fix Control Points es in that district. This will re- ; Candle. Two deaths were report.| . the fight to prevent further| quire weeks of travel by dogteam ed ifrom the latter place spread of the plague, control|and, owing to the lack of means of | Personnel Is Small points are belng ¢ rolrapid communication, it will- be The greatest handicap in dealing p e L iR with the disease is the lack of Peninsula there are|peningula into the Arctic Co “I tell you in advance what the job will cost” Gastineau Grocery PHONE 37 of these will be at 4 Speedy Check Unexpected 4 " | DHE two physiolans, Dre. Buther-lregiony pagses through this set-| While it is hoped to limit the ll (, G Pl | land and O'Hara, The former L l;a on reen (lge ums | has been in the field for about two weeks, visiting many villages , 75 By airplane . He i3 now storm. each. . . . . . C bound at Nome, but wili proceed | ] to Kotzebue Sound a Teller, by | Gallon Peaches, each . . 80c¢ Gallon Pears, each . . 85¢ Gallon Apricots, each . . 85¢ Gallon Loganberries, Sael . i, . T 85¢ Gallon Blackberries, : each . 4 % . @ 8% Gallon Crushed Pineapple, sack L. .. O5¢ Things for Men || AND HERE’'S MORE ! STOP THAT COUGH BANISH THAT COLD Money Back Guarantee! Wild Cherry Tar, Cod Liv- er Extract, Malt, Licorice, Menthol, Creosote Guaiacol, Ammonium Chloride, in :right proportions. Pre-H oliday Values in y : Sweaters HELLAN’S PHARMACY Next to Valentine’s Phone 33 Free Delivery s Both coat and slip-on styles for ladies. Extra values for $2.00, $3.00, $3.50 D e . 4 R v, . Gallon Tomato Puree, o S § Ribess Men’s Toilet Sets, 3 to 10 pieces, $1.25 to New Gifts for Every 12.00. pach . s .. & 65¢ : peaber. of the, Family || - Men’s Soft Collar Containers, $425. Gallon Pumpkin, each . 70¢ 1 Compacts, Perfimes, Girt|| Men’s Purses and Hip Books, $1.00 to $10. ’ SRty Sots le.x,‘u:zl.(rl(k\\f?a‘l Q:rnr :it‘l(l{l}gllff(-lilx'ts l‘mf"“' . 00 to $10. Gallon Spmach, each . 75¢ Shaving Sets, Desk Sets, Pen | en’s Keytainers, 50 cents to $2.50, . & § and Pencil Sets. Men’s Clothes Brush, up to $9.00. Gallon Dlllplckles, ellch 75c ¥ These are but a few of our many suggestions, Men’s Cigarette Containers, $1.00 to $20.00. s Men’s Pl:lh and Pencils, up to $10.00. Gallon SOl"d PaCk .\]1'll:h Desk S.nl.-. up to $]Q.00. | T'Q)I'flatoesq each o 80(: Men’s Desk Clocks, up to $10.00. G llo A ’t S n 5 auon Amoca y p, Things for Buby each . . . . . $1.35 In line with our intention to close out all | items not suitable for tourist business we are Ga‘lh)n P' F' Jelly9 making drastic reductions and choice s B 4 in “THINGS FOR BABY> . o | each . . . . $1.50 Child’s Coat Hangers, $2.00, now . $1.00 Gallon P'F' Jam’ eaCh $1'60 Child’s Towel Racks, $1.50, now .. 75 Child’s Shoe Trees, $1.50, now Where Service, Price Child’s Bib and Rings, $1.00, now . Child’s Puzzle Maps, 65¢c, now ... 35 |l and Qualzty Meet at Child’s Robe Clastips, $1.00; now 7|~ s | GEORGE BROT"ERS and numerous other items SATISFACTION GUARANTEED PHONES 92—95" Open Till 11 P. M. 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