Joe Peterson entered St. Ann's
H<fcpital last evening It* Receive
treatment tor a brokenVt*». fee is
BYRD IS BACK
AT MAIN CAMP
LITTLE AMERICA, Antarctica,
Oct. 15.—Admiral Richard E. Byrd
returned here Saturday by plane
from his lonely winter vigil at the
advance weather base.
Pilot Bill Downing seized the
first decent weather in weeks to
fly to Byrd's camp and return with
him to the main camp.
IRON MEN
LEXINGTON, Ky„ Oct. 15.—In
1899 the University of Kentucky
football team played three games
in four days, defeating Georgetown
College 34 to 0 and defeating and
tieing Washington & Lee. It was
a long trip from Lexington, Ky.. to
Lexington, Va., so when the Wild
cats and the Generals played a
scoreless tie on November 21, they
Hecldad lx»
20 YEARS AGO
From The Empire
OCTOBER 15, 1914
The Austrian and German arm
ies were completely defeated in the
neighborhood of Warsaw. The Rus- J
sians were following their victory
with a vigorous offensive move
ment.
The Alaska field division of the
General Land Office, which had
been maintained in Seattle, would
be transferred to Juneau, it was
announced.
Mrs. Rosenberg, mother of Mrs.
Alvin Goldstein, who had been
visiting in Juneau for several
months, left for her home in San
Francisco.
Miss Lena White, daughter of
“Stroller" V-, ,te, was chosen to be
editor of "Tyee," University of
Washington Annual in a university
election.
A ncr hi of Juneau women,
called by Lena I, crow Lewis
for the purp le of instiucting them
in the us •. their newly acquired
franchise, s pressed over by
Mrs. Harry J. Fisher and Mrs.
Sidney Carles as secretary. Mrs.
Lev. i . Mr; D. A Thompson, Mrs.
Frank M : calf and Mrs. Willis E.
