The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 14, 1926, Page 3

14, 1926. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, DEC. FONIGHT-—LAST TIMES —— 9:25 Pazhe News Pathe Scenie Their wny interest 1 combin Vell” TUESDAY one and WEDNES - Thos. Meighan in “The Yer Do Well” BEACH PICTORIAL NEWS U P TO DATE LT LR TR R T “LITTLE PEOPLE 01 Seerets of Life PALACE ORCHESTRA— OV ERTURE, THIE SEA” shoatiy tcin cour By REX . fuil ¢f hard-beiled co . until the G after ¢ cowhoys. and 102010 Loges 50¢ COMING WEDNESDAY “The Painted Lady™ . GRORGE O'BRIEN DOROTHY MACKAIL O RO O Y nin il il the i ituation when 1 rvival My Lu iuation in ind ha LT LU PR R EE T R SEERER LS T LT R L T T BT T T T A freak gale, sweeping through New York, divopped this huge waler I;gnk_ on the roof of high building. Line indicates e - whence it fell e “DELICIOUS” HAMS AND BACON *EVERYTHING THE NAME IMPLIES” FRYE BRUHN cu HENRY BAMAN, Manager 1 SEWARD STREET Phene 33 Residence Phone 529 anvineing vealism e e WANT FIFTEEN paas Minois Stale Senator to Ask srease in Bout Rounds. n, e, 11 Hughes, Dom @ Inonnces he will introdues creasing champlenship bout 110 10 15 rdunds. Filteen rounds for any chnpign able tol show txia iroute,” Senator Andiow Douneli big register to Mr. and named and on the the tivst born Austin | i (Dorothy Haley), is IETII p— ¥ weonunt - and and Austin ALASKA MEAT CO. Wholesale and Retail Butchers 39 SEWARD STREET papes Ty ar A Dony " y Austin i Eimpovium Masons “Cupii’s Vietory” A\ Century Comedy \ in the Kl peen out ot Au and then | frther's! cutry.” | in attend-| it the mether| d new born baby boy are in the condition possible. Doug the! the cig | uncle of the new baby the parents o wil doubl rirst to vell remembering velle n Wit clares th THURSDAY—3 PHONE MAY McAVOY—MARIE PREVOST With LEW CODY WOMEN" “seoop™ hi the Sta ion H. C and d rat a bill in finest dad pasing out i Don Haley I i almost as happy as and he is stepping on clouds, foy th Lirthday of y Austin, Jr., is the | same the uncle and in yoars 1ol both will celebrate om the day a thorongh te and Aie cla over Hu v ——— e hould be ald Wiliam Fox 1 for distributed to more es thiroug At Theatres NEWSPAPERMAN ARRIVES IN JUNEAU roarrived in N " same | “DARING DAYS" AT PALACE ada - — TONIGHT Christmas Gooa & this morning assignment at St. Ann ital. The newcomer w nd-one-half pounds and mak ixciting days, mance, delightful differcr from the ighed as im (Federal Power Commission ;) [ six Coutey Gorars B wili3) |NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL Riverside | ACCOUNT has made ' In the United State minary permit| Court for the Territory of Alaska, ater | Division Number One, before E. and Sweet-| W, Cragin, Commissioner and ex- ional Forest .*!A\n‘\:l'i:[.r’.”‘ off; io Probate Judge, Chichagoff Any objection to such or request for u hearing A rether with any briefs, | FATE other data for whieh | ' desired. should be | Excentive 5 The years of a mother's strongest influence are only seven, 4 DO-WELL" Pt , DECIDED in : HIT tonight Almost rigi : ) ) i y vudience s v 3 on fre ded Rt at ghan's | The No' In those vital years, a motor can take the mother's place in the laundry for 2!5¢ an hour; sweep her house for less than 2¢ an hour; sew, or wash dishes at incredibly low cost. nower | I I w he Shortly aft e o TE'S A FIRER - M A S\TTER — NETHER OF US’ \S AQUITTER. - - W ol rule Give clectricity more of your routinc tasks. Enjoy the privilege and duty of being with your children. " censed NOTICE 18 . HEI secre-, That W. A, Hart' Admi Commission | ghe Bstate of Gus el Jhas vendoted wnd peecented for set [teiment and filed final In of Lk and Pdanuary Siih AL D lo'clock P at Jof said Court, in the lakee, in said T tul vid ( rt riding stage conch i dash wildly d trator of body of the une decensed From foor Miss Sedizwick, Why not drop in and lct our salespeople show ;o1 ways in which you can use more electricity to advantage? id Court, hi administration that 1927 Court roo ceonnt of don't kaow about pipes isn't in the or any plumber’s there anything th your ipe we w IA'T S T Monday bools o s : s V|w : It own of the matter w drain let s will e tantly figure rritory and Presinet ol hy Judge) for the etileme vl s pliae or youy Alaska Electric Light & Power. Co. Thas ben poini the e the | and of iof | ! Merchandise Deparament date to Xmas Bve pair damage faska m., thi Junea 10 and Telephons Noo 6, i of Open 7 to nd vid Vatate may ption did aceount and petition tthe |said final a | tate, at on interente out Lim 1 in which m pet prpear g and Given under lof the Prob | tioned, the |A. D. 1926 | eseal) W | n ate robate Judge ~ HERE HE COMES Now Is the time to order coal. ontel o HARRI MACHINE 3 > SHOE ) We also carry a full line of Feed ! REwD 60 PunsaE e | y - ——and cur motto Is to buy the best. Hardware €9, This is our secret of so many sat- fied castoms, If you have been Plumbing sing just ordfuary coal then we 2, 1946 Welding, | invite you to giye our's: a trial. 226 | | And our transfer sérvice O G. 0. M#! D. B. FEMMER P!)o!n !1_4 D A vy hand and the Sen ahove me: vember CRAGIN Commissiones Dated it pubilic st publication, Dece. 21 e o s Ship your fursto a world market _ i : Mooseheart Legion No. 25 SRS ) NNU AL FROLIC competitive bldding as ipper the highest possible TONIGHT BIG BANQUET QLAD SCHOOL 15 OUT LOSTON. MASS.—Nearly 5,000,- )0 of the 24,000,000 children en- olled in the public schools of the United States are out of school-all ‘he time for various causes, chief 5f which is illness, according to a report made public here by Edwin Q. Cole, heating and ventilating ex- huye Canada, 8 ures the f rket value. L shipre yal advances made on 1 requested. Ship es Dutes: Feb. 11, and July 13, receipt of pert. _ gt : “In the iast year for which we 7 4 1 q n n\llnl m‘:: next have complcte figures, the average 5 X 4 9, March 30, May daily attendance in the public B, 4 # . 4 :chools was.4,807,114 fewer than the g 3 o N 5 3 RN I B MRl SO ! total number of children enrolled,” Mr. Cole’s report states. “In other words at aill times more than one- fifth of the children were absent. School records show that hardly a child gets through a school year without _absences because of sick- WEST COAST FUR SALES, Inc. TACOMA, WASH. ness. The total time lost by all amounts to two months out of the vear's term. Inadequate, obsolete methods of sanitation and health equipment take a heavy toll from Jour educatisnal expenditures. Either \swirling drafts or bad close air is /the rule in most school buildings. An educator inspecting a school in |which a univent system was in- \stalled, bringing in fresh outdoor - air, warming it and distributing it cqually, declared that was the first schoolroom he had been in that he couldn’t recognize with his eyes shut by the smell. “If loss of school time through sickness is preventable, and the WO LITTLE STUDENTS great majority of it unquestionably is, then the United States is throw- ing away $3500,000,000 a year, one fifth of its education budget encugh money to eauip every scnoo in America in the most scientifi( way for sanitation and hygiene.” WINTER 1S IIERE BE PREPARED FOR WARM QUARTERS We are at your service always. Ask us for our winter rates, make arrangements and then call us up and we will move you and your baggage free of charge. HGTEL GASTINEAU LOTS O ENTERTAINMENT All Moose and Ladies and Women of Mooscheart Legion are invited D e e e e VU UUPUSSSRSN |