The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 6, 1929, Page 8

i o g T— ELLIOTT GOING TOWASHINETON SEEKING FUNDS Leaves to ]);T(:x:(l l‘xl"nalc\ for Road Money Before Bureau of Budget the Alaska Road the coming fiscal o confer with Army ing the McKinley tem to completion ott will m accompanied b who will ente Jodge school Victoria. -~ MINES EXHIBIT T0 BE FEATURE OF LOGAL FAIR Mineral Specimens from|: AMlaska, Yukon and B.C. to Be on Display from tk Holl » m 1 Ann held Point Iver e other is and contains and copper from gold samples The new Taku River d i be repre ed by numerous speci- mens rious kinds of mineral- 1 discov- rock that has bes the recent out Ore from the s Y. T., will be | ts send- | bes during prospecting. lead district at May specimen rock from the Alaska Juneau mine, Eagle River and other Admiralty Island Coal Com- is to furnish some of the coal which it has been developing at Kootznahoo Inlet Prizes are offered by Association for gold and lead ores, a and co Certif! en for mineral e no regular GOLD EXPORTS | NEPASTMONTH SREAKRECORDS Total Cold and Siver Was| $800,415 — Largest in | Six Years for August the Fair! ver, copper | for limestone | will be giv-! s for \\hl(‘l‘.‘_ re offered. { Gold and silver shi 1 cfficial figure Collector of Cus 3 Of this sum, $787,134 was in ¢ and $13281 was silver. This is the highest milar month du ars, Customs show. In August, 19 ments were worth $73 ver $27,716. There has been a steady growth in August shipments since 1924 when for that month the total gold | was $287,000, being $327,000, in 1925, | $662,000 in 1926, and $512,000 in 1927. The increases noted, it are almost entirely due to duction boost in the Alaska J neau Gold Mining Company's local mine, and from operations of the| Fairbanks Exploration Company in the low grade placer areas adjace mi id to, Fairbanks. :{/(\‘/ Honors ‘,{5‘ (1] W With nationa present, the Foshay building, called “a Washington windows in it,” will be dedicated | In Minncapolis. 2N R RS i \ . TODAY'S STOCK . & & e 1 . QUOTATIONS s 'Disorders Result in Manila/ Siessidseeiny s el Whie Only Twenty' | NEW YORK, neau mine stock is 8%, American tors 14'., Corn ternational 51';, International il Aeme 23y »”‘HH Paper A 35, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, SEPT. 6, 1929 Washington Dally Cross-word Pu ACROSS 1} Sew o Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle | WO SLAYINGS - ARE RESULT UF Recent Chlm"o Murders Are [',xplamed by Po- lice Commissioner CHICAGO, I, Box Ventiluted S positively suddenty n finet char- Ll Stege said: “I have learncd tha n‘ the motive behind the double s hLaRme 8l freshman Tty pariiel FID eegs w8 0f ¢18e sult of a day _ which 'ul sx!l s vrg fuitd > part in the hold-up bl!l the | ims believed he was responsible | and marked him for death. Willie Davis, one of Cawley's friends, is arked. Wescott happened to be with Cawley when the victims |got him and he was Kkilled to. If the victims of the hold-up find Davis before we do, Davis will be the next to be shot.” | .o | and state officials €2. fead of an zzle 18. Female figure in praying pose ture 23, Mat 25. Narrow inlets 13. Table-land o ope! | 15, Shelter 80, Hard-shelled { 16. Allow fruits I 1 olorless gas. 22, Withered ompound 84. Purpose - 1 cept 85, Female ruff our 37 end 39. Oseulntion 41. Beast of hurden 42. Faucet 44. Plot of ground 8. Canvas pro. peller 49, Bands worn about the neck tege, Deputy Police Com o Bt 1. Pertaining o i the recent gang murde o, Lhe Hiium not gang a at all o 59, Moans 60. Delightful re- glons TYPHOONCAUSES monument with WATERSHORTAGE DR. NICHOLSON HERE | TAXING EXAMINATION ' FOR LOCAL LICENSE! Dr. Hugh G. Nicholson, physician at the Pioneers’ Home at Sitka, arrived here today on the steamer Admiral Rogers. He is appear- ling before Dr. H. C. DeVighne, | President of the Board of Medical Examiners, and taking his examina- tion for license to practice medi- cine in Alaska. Dr. Nicholson came to Sitka last July from West Virginia. He is an experienced physician and sur- Igeon of many years practice. He hs a World War veteran, serving |m the U. S. Army Medical Corps with the rank of captain. He is |a personal friend of former Gov. | Walter E. Clark of this Territory. |and who is now publisher of a daily newspaper in Charleston, W. Va. We Are Alive to the Ever Changing Demands of the Moment SEEEDLESS JAM—Raspberry and Blackebrry, 3lb. jar—75¢ GARNICK’S, Phone 174 | CALIFORNIA GROCERY PHONE. 478 The Home of Better Groceries o J.M.Saloum fords, Pumps and Slippers. Just Received Large shipment of Ladies’ Next to Gastineau Hotel Brand New Styles Sept. 6.—Alaska Ju- ! Wells Serve City [ quoted today it IR Tohacco A 186%." MANILA. Sept _ An scute co B 196%, Betale- goter ohort oning a num- Con al Mo- ber of disorder developed in! 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