The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 26, 1929, Page 8

8 HENRY RODEN HEADS TICKET FILED TODAY Second Ticket T\j‘})f‘al‘:fi for| City Election to Be Held Next Tuesday Headed by Henry Roden, for a second ticket for the mu- election to be held on Tues- April 2 filed today in the Others on the D. E. Krause, the City| | | T office are Cash Cole James Larsen ticket and for i 13 Regulation Inlet area tions the E rinutes, 10 1 151 de- | longitude. Regulation 1 is amended so as to make the south- ern extremity of open section at G0 degrees north latitu utes 46 minutes, 45 seconds e, 151 degrees, 9 min- 30 seconds west longitude. WORK TO START ON SCOUT CABIN; MATERIAL THERE THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1929 OPPOSING MEXICAN FACTIONS EQUIP FOR BATTLE ( | | | |Mrs. C. E. Miller of Columbia, was meningitis and for nearly 6 years {following remained in a state of erdevelopment. BLIND, DEAF SPARTANBURG, S. C., March ~“A second Hellen Keller” is s Ruby Miller, 20, student at the uth Carolina State Institute for e Deaf and Blind. Miss Miller, daughter of Mr. and th left totally blind, deaf and dumb | at 3 years of age by an attack of knit, ket work, bead work, plain P cook, and ad and play the a speaking knowl- and French, both piano; s edge of Latin vocally and by the sign language. She is finishing AND DUMB GIRL IS ACCOMPLISHED AS STUDENT {ol sound, but says that she can | recall haying once seen some cows |pass the front yard at her home | before her illness swept away both sight and ¥ gers, the meaning is quickly tran mitted to her brain and she repeats the words after the speaker to show that she has understcod cor- rectly; then she immediately orally, a responsive answer. From the Miller was - The fine arts sections of the Bel- gian Royal Academy has unas mously elected Whitney Warren, ew York architect who planned |the new Louvain library, a corre- ume Miss | sponding member. 3 years old until she entered the | .. school for the deaf and blind when | = she was about 7 years old, nothing | g o MO::;TESE: :fe' for Eastsr had entered her mind. During (ygjies. :I‘cle[:'lh.une‘l;fls i 5 her first year at school her seemed hopeless from the point of her learning anything during the second year she r up two or three words, then gressed. case | 5 We are now serving SANDWICHES and SALADS. The best yet. neau Ice Cream Parlors, —adv. e PR | Dell E. Sneriff, Juneau's 'tuner and rebuilder. | plano She has no recouection wiatever Phone 573. the regular high school course for the blind and is Inearly ready to enter college. T AMOCAT Counci The ticket, with the exception of James Larsen, instead of Gunmar | The logs for the Boy Scouts’ cabin are on the beach at the site, | the Blomgren, is the same that was|lumber is there, and the eats | | The girl is un.\l)l.r“(c hear any, reported as going to be filed, on|going out toc and if that is not | ‘«.nund yvet by training she h.a.s“ Saturday and yesterday Robert Simpson wa learned to use her vocal cords in intelligible speech. Although she | cannot hear the pitch of her words, |they have remarkable inflection a well-known lo- sh Cole, head of Henry Roden attorney R cal c n will start at once | the Cole Transfer Company, and|and will be rushed to completion | »w employed as Secretary of the|as fast as E. C. Guerin and his crew | and expression. She “hears” by a te, has been active in politics|can do it under circumstances and |sense of touch in which she can ; G. E. Krause is a local|with the money tha available i(el! by vibrations the words that of concrete. James|{or the job. |others speak to her. ! { To do this she places the finger lof one hand vertically across the | is a carpenter by trade. delivered L HU T R BT LT T BT m.:iin \zl;\cj;;tT}f;;;(ls :;::éinimnn: lem of t )” . i‘yAxx::»;:r“{‘z:nr;lj.)llz'!’ ::r;:(\:(‘cl;); 12113;“‘@1ndArotrhnu:\‘xlx:iigfi;‘ Quart SERE - 50k e R e $ 32 B s B Dl i Siopiies tof theleg FRELC T Colomae. . L0 a1 1. Bo v e council. are g out by “E * Dod- g gt g T e el = Made from Pure Cane and Maple pecied that.the sppescance of an-|and material. Today Juke Oropley Whitman’s | ugar £ ity st sehtoaion [ pae it nas Hovs ekt bt Easter Buy Best” Quality is remember- £ i e e S e ed long after the price is forgotten * £ g o Candy NEW REGULATIONS OF SALMON FISHERY SOME DOCTRINES ADMITTED BY ALL, SAYS FATHER LEAHY Salmon fishery reguiation 13-tt for the Southeast Alaska area north of Prince of Wales Island district has been amended to permit traps o Indians (top) with bandoleers and wearing their customary blankets entrain at Nogales, Sonora, to advance upon the federal city of Maco in the rebellion against the government while loyal troops (lower) throw up entrenchments around Naco. GEORGE BROTHERS i | 4 i \ BUTLER-MAURO | hin 3500 feet northwestrly of| Though controversy is rampant| ——— - ¥ % 7 % DRUG CO. |£ Phones 92 and 95 Open Uniil 11 P. M. the eastern extremity of Approach|on many questions in the manner UN[ON AIR Lx-\;L;\ NEW STOVE AT MABRY'S H. W. ALBERTS LEAV] 3 G = Point, it was made known in ajof religious belief, everyone knows Al ;’{Avh DELIGHTS ITS OWNER el |} Free Delivery Phone 134 = cable to. the local office of the U.|that certain truths are too clear to EXPECTS TO 'E | e | H. W. Alberts, Chief Agronomist Y = & s eau of Fisheries today. be questioned, says Rev. Charles E. el Gy by of the Experiment Station in Alas- WHEN WE SELL IT i i T st ot 1| e e X py ANE HERE SOON|, ™2 o he Bxperimert: Saion in Alus Bl 0 ska area herring fishery regula-|mental, and have a al place in —_— | vick or a b the st ka, to be gone for | W | 3. nclude “Commercial fiShing|our daily lives, and for this reaso >resident Char! 1 | s seve ispecting the ex- | b i B gkl ; for herring including bait fishing|Jesus Christ made these truth Air Line g A S Kodiak, Mat- | l: by means of any beach seine on|piain that they can not be d o between @l it | ¢ foot Tana 8 » and Fairbanks. Mrs. Al-| ooy | G any herring spawning ground, is|by any thinking person who is sin- | wishes ‘-:‘N han . L ho is a northbound passen- 3 | 0 to prohibited cere,” he said. service to Alaska ie ger on the steamer, will continue | % it | Regulations. promulgated by tfhc These fundamental truth | weeks, acco ) the Westward and Interior with | 1 9 ary of Commerce for|ihe subject of the series of s eceived’ by Abust H S Rnde . F C I | GARNICK S rea salmon fis at the Catholic Church every cven- | jce o0 ¥ (08 gh | he %, | aster Cang Y mendment to regula-|ing this week. The service JERE Ry { ot ula- |ing this week. The service op 5 R i ¥ L o e tion 2 to. prohibit beach seines,at 7:30 olock with a hymn. oration BOUND OVER TO GRAND JURY | JOHNSTON’S For the ]‘Iost R(,’(lsonflbl(’ smaller than three inches «)rvlm’i!t'l‘ |sermon which follows immec MUSICAL CONCERT 1 Carlson, ged with trans- FRESH FROM THE | ; l:mn three and onf"r,’.fl," J.HCheS. is preached by the Rev. Le Char W field Cadman, as- portation of a woman in violation | i MFACT IlY ; & i \ pe stretched measure, between knot _|cently of Los Angeles. T! gl ool P A ol il ance Beeler, April 8, of the wh law, was bound "TOR ! Prlces in E’Der t’llno’ is brought to a close with bene- Mr. Buschmann, who Theatre. Admission $1.00. to the Grand Jury at his hear- An Exquisite Assortment y & | diction. ' wny in South- | —adv. ing in the U. S. Commissioner's R s to have Sk S P b= QL Sees Plane vey plane north within a couple of | WE }‘\'1-“;“3 b 1 ‘““;'_E“E“'f i U T;‘E 2 e L ceka, aska Scenic Views adv. ld papers af e Empire. Ousting Dog b, AT T e AU \Teams of North PETE f for Easter| dav. Save Money. See Me Telephone 486. 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Several of | the associations are successfully op- erating finance subsidaries. e MUSICAL CONCERT Charles Wakefield Cadman, as- |sisted by Florence Beeler, April 8, Palace Theatre. Admission $1.00. i —adv. Styles m Stetson Hats SABIN & SCOTT successors to We carry Kali-sten-iks for Boys and Girls J. M. SALOUM “STANDARD” CLOSET COMBINATION China Tank—White Seat $25.00 1 Delivered anywhere in Juneau S : RICE & AHLERS CO. | Goldstein’s Emporlum PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL Juneaw’s Style Center. Bl B We make ane ater 21l kinds of Juneau, Alaska x N. G. NELSON {fur garments. Goldstein’s Em “We tell you in advance what job will cost” Lorium. —adv.