The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 25, 1931, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1931. He spent considerable time through 1sing auto, e and airplane in his journeys. as highly enthusiastic regard- ing it, and possibilities of its de- velopment as a great tourist mec- ca ALBRIGHT WILL FAVOR PARK IN THIS DISTRICT Director of National Park S)‘slem Confers with Gov. Parks do everything in its power to pro- ., he assured the Governor ady he has au- thorized additional transportation facilities to be constructed by Alaska Road Commission which s harge of road work in the s inception. An addi- ent of funds has al- made. g the work s the erec- | y ir across Toklat ma Horace Hotel Site Inspected in the park. the Director d with -officers of the Mc- tion who has yeeks' st With them site for hotel on as soon as the trunk om the Alaska Railroad is le for use. hotel will park is not I The private 2 stood that ¢ available for the project as soon as |the work can be undertaken ad- vantageously. be financed by d it is under- e money will be McKinley Is Great Park ey National Park is mm’ Investigate Proposed Park )¢ the finest of the national No definite decision can bz n e Albright 'made regarding a site for the pro- Alaska National Director t for the first time this pesed Southeast Open Daily Until Midnight A SPECIAL FORCE TO SERVE YOU AND IT IS OUR INTENTION TO FEATURE AFTER SIX SPECIAL PRICES MIDNIGHT SPECIALS Prices Good for Today Only FROM 6 O’'CLOCK TO MIDNIGHT MILK All Brands TALL CANS 4 for 25¢ Limit 8 cans to a customer |PiceLY. WiGGLY All Over the World TELEPHONE 24 FREE DELIVERY The National Park System will| the | com- | BORLAND GOES T0 MAYO'S FOR MEDICAL HELP Former Local Physician Passes Through Here on Way South Enroute to Rochester, Minn, to consult specialists of the Mayo clinic regarding his condition, Dr, W. A. Borland, former local physi- cian and for the past year physi- cian at the Government hospital at Kanakanak, passed through Juneau Monday afternoon on the steam- er Yukon. He was unable to leave is stateroom but was visited there a number of local friends. Mrs. Borland, for the present, is remaining in Kanakanak. They will make no plans pending the out- come of Dr. Borland's trip to Mayo's. The latter's place at Kanakanak hospital is being filled temporarily by Dr. A. W. Wilson, who is sta- tioned at Dutch Harbor. The United States Coast Guard Service has given invaluable serv- ice to the Bureau of Indian Affairs in its health work in the Bristol Pay district this summer, aiding Dr. Borland in combatting influ- enza and scarlet fever epidemics that spread widely in the region, it was announced today by C. W. Hawkesworth, Chief of the Alaska Branch of that Bureau, and who conferred with Dr. Borland while the latter was here yesterday. Dr. Sturtevant, surgeon of the Cutter Chelan, gave valiant service for weeks and the co-operation of the Coast Guard made the work of fighting epidemics a great deal ecsler, he said. Mrs. Victor I, Burlingame, teach- in the Kanakanak industrial 00], was also aboard the Yukon enrcute to Seattle for medical reatment, Mr. Hawkesworth said. | | park until a thorough Investiga- tion can be made by the Park Service, the Director pointed out. Personally he is inclined to favor ready covered by a national monu- ment reserve. It is his hope to return here at the first open opportunity to make a study of that and other districts. The first official suggestion of the Glacier Bay region for park ck Walcott, vation of Wild Life Resources, ani interview given The Empire re- cently. In that he said he was vernment interested in the mat ment to bring about its creation. MRS. J. J. CONNORS VISITS OLD HOME AFTER 32 YEARS To visit her old home in Royal- ton, Minn., for the first time in 32 years, Mrs. J. J. Connors left this morning on the steamer Princess Louise for Vancouver. She will spend some two months visiting relatives i. Minnesota. Mrs. Connors will go east over the Canadian Pacific and return to the coast via the southern route. SHIEDLEYS LEAVE TODAY FOR KANSAS CITY HOME Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shiedley, who have been spending their usual summer's vacation here, left this morning on the steamer Princess Louise for their home in Kansas City, Mo. They will go first to Los Angeles and other southern Califor- nia points. “We have spent a most enjoyable summer here, and, of course, expect to return again next year for our usual visit,” Mr. Shiedley said be- fore leaving. PIANO TUNING Repairing—Refinishing P. W. Phillips, Baldwin Sales Agent, now at the Juneau Melody House. Telephone 18-2 for ap- pointment. —adv. “Tomorrow'’s Styles Todas” Blouses Presenting the new fall models in both cotton and silk styles — A delightful as- sortment to choose from “Juneau’s Own Store” Glacier Bay district which is al-| purposes came from Senator Fred- | member of the Spe- | ] Senate Committee for Conser- | in | cenfident that every branch of the | | er would co-operate in the move- | “Safety S of M J B RICE FREE A FRESH SHIPMENT OF GRANDMA’S CAKES and United Food Company CASH IS KING TELEPHONE 403 PROMPT DELIVERY We have tried our best to inter- est the retail, grocers of Juneau in W(‘, feel that we are entitled to a legiti- a uniform clgsing agreement. mate working day, however one or two firms insist that the PUBLIC demand that their stores be open until midnight daily. IF THE PUBLIC DEMANDS THIS WE WILL BOW TO THEIR WISH Commencing tonight our store will be open until midnight every day and for TODAY ONLY our ‘Midnight e Specials FROM 6 TO 12 O’CLOCK TONIGHT WILL BE Hills Coffee : Per _pound 36C .~ Limit two pounds.to each customer -, |IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlll[!lwmlllllfllfl“mlmllllllllfllllllluflllll{ T I The Only ealed” COFFEE Buy 2 pounds of M J] B COFFEE for 85 cents and get 1 pound JUST RECEIVED COOKIES RED ROCK COTTAGE CHEESE [ FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES B! SPICKETTS 60 SOUTH:DOUBLE TRIP PLANNED Will Attend Los Angeles Celebration, Then Go East to Omaha To represent Alaska at the cele- bration of the 150th anniversary of the founding of Los Angeles, and later to attend the. convention of postmasters at Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Spickett' left for the south this morning .on the Prin- cess Louise. They will go first to Los Angeles to take part in'the -anniverSary celebration, will thén "motor over the southern route to New Orlcans and north to Omaha, where the annual convention of postmasters of the United States.s to be held frem September 14 to 18, returning to Juneau sometime:in October. SIGNATURE OF “LONE EAGLE" ON PAPER HERE ‘Ballast and Stoiés'—Lind- i bergh’s Papers Smack ! of the Sea Clearance papers, that smack of the high seas rather than of high altitudes are those issued by Dep- uty U. 8. Collector of Customs E. R. Stivers, of the port of Nome, to Charles A. Lindbergh, famous American flier, who is making the flight to Japan, via Alaska. It is all very business like and precise—"Inward Manifest, Ameri- can aeroplane N. R. 211, crew 2, ballast and stores, which cargo teken on at Ottawa, Canada—C. A. Lindbergh, Pilot.” The Outward Manifest reads— “Nome to Siberian Coast.” These clearance papers were re- celved ' by ' Assistant Collector of Customs M. S. Whittier, of the Juneau office, this morning. - DEMOCRATIC MEETING All Democrats are requested to attend the Mass Meeting to be held at the City Hall Tuesday evening, August 25th, at 7:30 for the purpose of effecting an or- ganization. ' 8. HELLENTHAL, —adv. Chairman. Georgia Tech’s foothall team this season will be lighter but much faster than the 1930 aggregation. ( PANTORIOM l CLEANERS ] “We Call For and Deliver” Our Mianight Special FROM 6 TO 12 MIDNIGHT IS EFFECTIVE TODAY We will have some good SPECIALS for you TONIGHT SANITARY GROCERY “The Store That Pleases” PHONES 83 or 85 Brothers Telephones 92 and 95 “Purveyors to Patricular People” FIVE FAST DELIVERIES DAILY Commencing ;today we are adding to our force sufficient clerks to Answer the Demand of the Public | as defined by one or two of the re- tail grocers of Juneau saying that their stores must remain open un- til midnight each day in order to render efficient service, WE WILL TRY IT Today’s Midnight Special FROM 6 P. M. UNTIL MIDNIGHT SUGAR D. G. Best Cane 10 Pounds 49¢ 10 pound limit to each customer