WILL DISCUSS
mfil CANAL
SEVTTU2. Nov. 2 ? Representatives
t>* all H?e commercial bodies in the
?UW will ?ath?- in Seattle tomorrow
afte>n?oon for a discussion of the ship
Wis through the Panama canal, canal
loc slitior. and law? to wvm the
canal ?o?w>. Tacoro* will * send a
stro^ roproser tattoo. There is an
agitation for free tolls through the
caaal zone for American coastwise
vessel*. ton e\e? this, according to
Secretary VcOnoe of the transporta
i\? bureau of the OomawrclsJ Otaib
and Ovamber of OoroTneJve offers <Jis
?d\ a*Hagos
Mac,c vmertcaa ships: those of the
V-.e be ing rvronjoted by Bernard Bake
for r.s ."irsor, will not only carry coasi?
* :s, :> is *^-ss for rr.ved States shore
: for S 'C: Vmerk-a as well There
would be a difficulty in segregating
jar- w ?: tor. rag*- should have free
tolls 1! < the 'is torn to charge tolls
on : v e tonnage of a ship, one rate
when *>ade?l and a losser rate when
empty ?w is ballast
A i x?rt?r to which the secretary will
draw the meeting's attentio? is the
different ratings of foreign and Amer
oan vessels American ships passing
through the Saez canal, for instance. I
are at * big disadvantage because in
:>.!s country a ship is measure ac
?rMng to its tree carrying capacity.
FVw.c- ships are rated by The TJoyds
measurement*. made ma.7-.y years ago
when The vesse'.- were built along dif
fer 1 rry .c -;es Nowadays, ship
boston > a--. * ,Vt and so constructed
tha: r~a.:-,~ally aU of Hit spare under
the w-ater is utilized. Thus according
'o V- McOar-e foreigr. ships of Am?
Jcar. recU" r passing through the caa
al should be under uniform measure
rr- r.t w:th American ships
vNN \r US. \ Nov S? t'nable
to - ~-a.r d Jod.c r the >:ra.r.s of ' Alex
ander s Baa,".'* sweeping thru
Bar. r%-': lixll the a thorities of the
j. ,.?? j hr>-.t forhijden all
_ r. i he s tehipme: 's dorm
tory ard *.??: the punishment at 25
demorits.
As kmg as the midship me? X mi ted
their melody to " \rx-hors Aweigh."
the acsdeny song, the a-.rhorit-.es did
ot oomplx . n and they * ven showed a
? >> > ' - sta- ' for -Silver Bell."
Every Little Movement" and "The
Bar Slxif Chord." but the latest
rag' with its sirring invitation to
come and hear" proved the last
straw
SEATTLE Not. 1? A plan tar a
ae* camp** at. the University of Was
.ngton has been completed by Olm
sted Brothers, landscape architects.
BrookMne. Mm, calling for the ex
penditure ol more than 11,000.000 for
j new buildings and drives.
E O. BMtwood, consulting engin
eer of the Institution, said yesterday
Jvai the worts of remodeling and re
-onatractitig would be bojrun nert year
although no appropriation has as yet
l>een made by the state legislature
The Olmsted plans include the con
struction of a new administration
building in flout of U?e present audi
I torium. It will be three stories, The
sthl^tic field will be either transferre
; to some other wction of the campus
or beautified by substituting a con
! crete grandstand and artistic wall in
place of the present woodem construc
tions
A sight of the display in H. D
Rirmso's window would gladden the
heart of any Christmas shopi^er.
or settle the minds of those who are
undecided as to the gift, that will
be in pood taste, and still be with
in the financial bounds of reason.
The window contains a choice as
sortment of cut glass dishes of the
latest designs which are always ac- j
ceptaMe and appreciated. There is j
also on display the latest in the ;
novelty line, known as the Tiffany
Lamp. This is a highly ornamental,
and at the same time useful bit of ,
furniture, which is " a thln^ of beauty j
and a Joy forever."
These are the latest styles and j
were received on the City of Seattle j
direct from the manufacturer* in the
Bast.
If you are wavering and want to
know what SHE wodd like for a
preof-nt. just take a look at Kirmse's i
window and satisfy yourself.
For S5c y*. oma get a wholesome. I
home cooked a ea! at the New Horn- j
fteplauract, vtii Ave., just off of '
Broadway.
The Table d'Hot* dinner at the
Pullen House is better than ever.
Why don't you try it. You are wel
come. tf.
None better anc purer than Gibson
rye. Rainier and Olympia beer. Or
ders by 'phone promptly delivered.
The Mascot tf.
Btfore you stampede, get your
l> i Atioc Notices, Pla- er or Quarts,
rrcT*i the Daily Alaskan tf
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THE JEWELS
A Story ol 1930
By MAROO L. 8RAYTON
Oopyrlcht by American Ptmi Asso
ciation. lSii.
| "Dad." Mid ? boy to bis fitter one I
day when they wm riding through j
their vast estate*, "how did you get
a!' this? Mother has often Mid that
before yon and aba were married yon
were a totor In ? college."
"Yea, my boy. 1 was an Instructor
in analytical chemistry. The students
who studied under me worked In the
coJieje laboratory Prom my early
youth I had shown a f ndnos* for
chemical processes and before I was
eighteen bad made several discoveries,
though none of them so Important as
one 1 made several year* later
"Tour mother was in the woman's
college attarbed to the university, and
she and I became acquainted.
"Tour mother's parents being poor,
as soon as she wr.? rrsdunted ?ho ac
: cepted a position a* goveruefts with a
1 very rich lady. Wtiewe i hltilr> n <!>??
taught. A year after she h>ft the ?nl
rerslty she came Into the ?ai*'nit<>ry
one day to se?* u?e. and by her Min*-i?r
; ance I knew at once that sht wns in
; great trouble
?? "l have come to you sue *:i ,u> '
?there being oo one else In whom I j
1 dare confide. 1 wish T?u t0 "dvise
roe The lady by whom I am employ
ed took a ST*"* fancy to roe as *??
1 a? 1 entered her service and Inst i
week, when she went away to I* one i
of a how* party eoosiatli* of very
rich peopte Uke herself. left her roost
valuable Jewels In my care. Tb?5
have been kept in a safe In her bed
room. and abe to trusted the key with
me The day after her departure she :
directed roe by tetter to *""1 hrr ?
certain brooch she wished to wear
with a coatiuae it especially fitted I
unlocked the safe, took out the brooch
! and while parking It left the safe door
oven. When 1 returned to the room
1 heiore liking <he safe It occurred to j
tw to see if i be Jewels were there, i
! V hoi oontalnine the most valuable
ones Md disappeared. What shall I dor ;
-!? tracking the thief I could be
of no anslst.T nee to the poor girl. but
1 had making some experiments
with rc?nits that suggested to me a
poaaM* temporary solution of the
difficulty. There had then recently
been discovered the substance called
radium, which you will soon learn
something about at school
enc-e on other substances la remark
able. I ha*" t1!>cd 11 ,n the l?t*>n,,or? ;
In the little glass receptacles called
test tut** and had ^ond that H had
turned tt?em a beautiful bhie color. ?
occurred to me that tbe 'hade waa
similar to that of sapphires. This
thought resulted to these riches we
now possess ~ ?
"How? Go on with the story
?Tt ted me to a series of
nients 1 exposed crystals ofdlffereot
colors to the influence of rndtoro. put
ring tbe crystal and the radium away
together In a dark closet. The white
crystals had become topazes.
crystals emeralds, and rWet crystals
were tnrned to aapphlrea. 1 ?a
learned tbe seem of the
of gems. They were simply |
that had been acted upon by
"1 told your mother that 1 mlgt
duplicate the lost gems If 1 enly kee
their sb.-ce* cstors and atoes.
upon she told n*. that the owner ;er*
J^graphs of them to be used to
-dentify them to case of tbeir lo*s ?
tbelr exact size. She bnmgh me the
Photographs, and without losing a
moment I had cry??l?
them and exposed the crystals
"^ danger was that the owner of
the Jewels would call for them before 1
thev bad been expo^d long enough to
change their color. Bealdes. those!
was making mlgbt not come out tbe
right shade I resolved on an expe
dtoot As soon as any of tbe crystota
became g^ms 1 took them to a Jeweler
and exchanged them for those I
color matched tbe originals and had
?? 1 received cut the exact shape
Fortunately the lady remained away a
sufficient time to meet these J*^u
meuts. aud she never knew that ber
gems had been stolen.
??But was that honest, dad
-Had tbe gems been spurious
would not have been honest, but they
were real The originals bad been
made to nature's laboratory. Just as
1 made these to mtna."
?How did you make so much out of
-1 simplv manufactured gems and
?U them wlthoat imparting
Bat 1" time ? chemist to Germany
made tbe same discovery as I an
those scientists over there osed tc gl i ?
all their discoveries to tbe world. It
pobllshed tbe secret, and henceforth
an gems became of little
sequently they are no ^
tbe riot. They are as ^tlfnl. now
that they are manufactured by man.
a? thev were when nature was .belr
oaly maker, but valne depends on
rarity and slnee rem? are no 'onrer
rat* tbey are no longer valuable
??TThat has taken tbe place of these
aid fashioned ornaments V
"Those substances which nature usert
to manufacture tbem. Recently there
i M, been a ctum for radlnm and cer
tain Itte robttances discovered slno*
radlnm became known. The richest
people now think nothing of spending
! a mimon or so on a Wt of radlnm so
I arranged as to he worn as an orna
ment fortunes have kept
'the change to decorations, and the
very weaTthv are now able to pay tor .
these Trewtv discovered properties,
some of which coat millions for ? ato
pie grain. " I
tSfao
ittiiin
Are Drawing Near
There is always a large
demand for Christmas
and New Year Cards
and Novelties at this
time of the year.
The Alaskan will
make a specialty of
this ^vork this year.
Our work is
the best.
Our prices are
right
Give us a call.
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Special print Lb Is month
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SMOKERS ATTENTION
W. W. Dougkton hu taken
agency for the Jwitly faffiow
EL INttNTTO HJMR
HAVANA CIGARS.
fc.OOO Just received from tha tafr
tory at Tampa, Fla H yoa **?
beet don't fall to live Uiwa gooda
a trial
GOOD CHANCE FOR MINER#.
Win let ont oa lay good ground on ,
Spruoe Creek all c<p?D?d and raad ?
to work Fine oppoKanlty for a
nnmbar of men to K?t out a rtch win
ter damp. For p?rtlt?lare apply *?
Alaakan office
I m I
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Mar,y Aluikts Peopl* Know th? Im
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Thp kMn?v? fitter the blood
They work night and day
Wrtl kidney* fi-nwo knpnrltfe*
Sick kldnfT? allow fmpwKt** to
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No kidney 111 should be neglected
There !? *Tave danger In delay !
If you have ba<-k?ch? or urinary ,
troubles.
If yon arp d!**y. nervosa or worn !
o?t.
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Hecomtnondod by Lbooaaada
Proved by (tra'efal testimony
John Conger, 845 N. Seventeenth
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P1H* hare been wied In thy fkmtlr
with great benefit I alao know of
other people who hare taken tkla ram
edy for kidney trouble with the beat
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PROPVSS'ONAL CAHDS.
Attorney*
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
AHornay-AfcLaw
f O NI ton**. Alaska
H. LI PEVRE
ATTORNEY AT-LAW
CommMloB?r Pot Tufcoa Territory
to Taka Affidavit*
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When in SKngway Stop at the
Pullen House
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The Modern Hostelry of Alaska
40 ROOMS 40
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Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, B \THS, TELEPHONES
..The Best of Meals.,
TABLE 8UPPLIED WITH BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
Milk and Craam from our own J on try Dairy.
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FREE BUS TO AND FROM ALL BOATS AND TRAINS.
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you ?price*? show you samples of stock, and do your work
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