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Newspaper
The Daily Alaska Empire
Location
Juneau, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
2
A brief note highlights gay bright shades and pretty hues in wool or silk fabrics. It emphasizes attractive colors and appealing combinations for garments and crafts.
The Seiyukai leader urges sustained efforts to deepen economic relations with the United States and China. Baron Tanaka says diplomacy should dispel misgivings about Japan America ties and seeks American cooperation, praising U.S. moves on immigration law and signaling broader allyship. The article also notes travel of several individuals aboard the Prince Rupert, including J D Van Atta and Louis Sands party, Paul Vincent, James Cole, Ralph Foster, and R F McRae, with various destinations and affiliations.
Miss Jessie Mack arrives in Juneau aboard the steamship Prince Rupert after a month traveling in Seattle and the Pacific Northwest. R Stevens of the First National Bank has spent several weeks visiting Seattle and other points.
A train of the Oregon and Washington Railroad and Navigation Company derailed in Bend Oregon yesterday as rails expanded in extreme heat. No injuries reported.
June 26 report shows Chinese control 58 percent of Manila's retail stores with Filipinos 36 and Japanese 6. Bureau figures count 1,955 sari sari stores selling household articles in the city.
Reports from committees preparing the Fourth of July celebration indicate a big time for Douglas Island on that day. The Finance committee still collects contributions to fund a full slate of sports and, with program details in capable hands, a worthy celebration is assured.
The Pep Club presents another popular dance this evening at the Labor Union Hall immediately after the Liberty show. The event invites attendees to enjoy music and socializing in a community venue.
Miss Elizabeth Robertson sailed from the harbor on the Alameda yesterday morning after a two week visit with her aunt Mrs John Mills.
Miss Lilian Kromquist departed yesterday afternoon for Gambier Bay to spend the summer. Miss Alli Kromquist, who left earlier for Carcross, is now in Skagway to enjoy a summer vacation.
The annual outdoor service and picnic of the Congregational Sunday School will be held at Larsen Creek next Sunday if the weather permits. Children meet at the Church at 10 30 a m and proceed to the picnic grounds for a Sunday School session followed by a preaching service at 3 30 o clock. All interested are invited and may bring their own lunches. If the outdoor service proceeds there will be no service indoors.
Forecast for Juneau and vicinity through the next 24 hours calls for probably showers tonight and Saturday with cooler conditions tonight. Moderate southerly winds. Observations from Prince Rupert to San Francisco noted. High pressure in the Aleutians, falling in the Gulf of Alaska, rising in the north Pacific states. showers in northwest Alaska. clear in upper Yukon Valley and along the Gulf of Alaska and British Columbia southward. Record highs occurred in Seattle and Portland, with high temperatures in British Columbia and Southeastern Alaska. yesterday’s maximum 75 was the highest since August 7, 1924.
If weather permits, a church picnic will be held in the evening. Otherwise Sunday School will meet at the church at 10 80 and the sermon will be at 7 30 a m as usual.
A two day Liberty engagement features Gouverneur Morris themed drama You Can’t Get Away With It. The tale follows a wealthy daughter ruined by fate and swept into life with her employer and Percy Marmon as the affluent lover. Cast includes Malcolm McGregor Barbara Tennant and Grace Morse. Directed by Rowland V. Lee with a Robert N. Lee screenplay.
Calgary Alberta June 26 two full grown buffaloes hitched to a cart will star in a history pageant July 6 marking the city's 50th anniversary. The bison were tamed from wild to gentle by cowboys who fed them oats while being trained.
Madison Wis June 26 The Legislature chose deceased Senator Robert M La Follette as the subject for the second statue in the National Hall of Fame in Washington The other statue honors Pete Marquette missionary and explorer Wisconsin will have only two statues in the hall
In Jersey City last night a trolley car out of control ran down a steep hill and demolished another trolley car, killing three people and injuring 34. Police said the crash halted traffic and emergency crews rushed victims to area hospitals.
An advertisement urges readers to contact Sully's Carpenter Shop for jobbing and cabinet work and provides a phone number. It also notes oid papers for sale at The Empire, indicating two small classified items in one notice.
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