The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 21, 1926, Page 7

—_— e THl D/\IL\ ALASKA EMPIRE, TULSDM DEC. BARNEY GOOGLE AGTTE @ TLAM SOUP \ © WARM » Nou LR SIR 2 / __GET IT GUT OF M R (M e NEX SEAGLULS MENTIO! AND SPARK PLUG AGH T TiME NoL N FOCD To ME, BE CAREFUL - I)ou glas IslundI ews ] — | CASKETBALL GAMES IN DOUGLAS THIS WEEK B | | Cheduled | k which creating ol 1 usual inter are those b the High school | Fagles' toams and the Alaska | cum. The first ne, Dou versus the College is set n and on Friday | 1 il play the Col- ball game oo SCHOOL CONTINUES ALL WEEK ation for the holidays does no hegin until Friday, in Douglas and on that day programs and Christmas (8Y will be in order. Students are already v making preparations for the Friday which have heen the custom here everal yes events | for D e —m “IT IS THE LAW" AT LIBERTY TONIGHT is l aw” William 1over 1 the well k 1 snccess which deals wi hat phase of (he criminal code that man cannot he twice prosecuted for the same crime, will be at the Lib erty for tonight only. The story is a follows: Albert: Woodmff sw when Ruth Allen pick for her husband breaks up the trio of is intely evineed by Woodruff moment of convalsions fol the annou and caused * noisy { a pair tongs, as the-ind jon of -the wed ding bells, for which Woodruff pos sesses hereditary ave) n. Wood ruft discovers a dual personality in the person of the “Shiffer,” an un- derworld charae He exchang wdentities with er” and kills him just before Victor, whom he decoyed to his apartment, ap- Vietor i sent to prison for life for the ecrime. Woodr into the Orient and assumes name. Five vears later | York and opens g then starts a fine It th 17 of 'S vengeance Justice Victor The selection friends « of mbling den a (hrilling punch to production. — e —— C0BB-SPEAKER MENTIONED IN 'KAKE RESIDENTS {all I there | own ! ~ T WONT NELL ¥ MAN CUEREOARD TL THE DAV AF TER NOURE. PUSHED' % once pitcher fcan Le result of and Joe pitcher Wood, Am Betting indicated on me i THANK FOR AID FOLLOWING FIRE acknowledgen by th the fire Belated aid extended the of heen received The ment, dated at Kake has heer eived by B Chairman of the the time M. Behre Juneau Cha American Red and | follows De: Friends townspeople In behalf Kake, ish our ere appre senerous aid given fire. We ar in sending our thank t to of of ess to you si ciation of after the for the but with cold hands have been busy would be comfortable for all through the winter ing you again most lieartily. ed] Town of Kake, or Kake Council, by Charles Johnson, Mayor."” your Kuke delay weather comi 50 qu In the District Court for the Ter- ritery of Alaska, First Div.sion, EMMA™ ERTIOLM, — Plaintiff. v INARD Detendant D UNITED TO THE required o to striet Court for D da this \ thirty dan Deconmbey pitl ap pear in the the Territory of Ald 7 t at Juneau, within thirty the last publication of mons, namely, within day of is summons within forty da s upon you, in ved wer lished, fts s summon or s and wpon the complaint plaintiff, the above-en you per sonally, of the aho named file in said Court in titled action The said plaintiff in sai lemands the following r absolute divorce from defend the care, custod and cont plaintif and defendant's son Everett And in « I pear and take thereof for the plaint he service of o1 ion An and of infant you fail the p! nst v 1 will apply t relief demanded i her as hereinbefore stated date of 3 r for the to so ap- intiff will u for want the Court ceem B. B. FRAME-UP report by Ba E il larities in a game hetw: and Cleveland on 3 1919. Land made over 100 p. of to in ca Dt it taday taksn the nard DOLS Based on the story FOX NEWS T AT TR T A TR R R R T R TR I N R T WILLIAM FOX presents IT IS THE LAW From the stage play by Elmer L. Rice 8 REELS — of high powered entertainment—- only one chance to see it~—so don’t miss seeing it ALSO Court he of nto Decem- JOHN 11. DUNN, District Ce ark WALTER B KING, Deputy 1626 (Seal of the | I | First Last Dee. 7. Dec. publication, publication, tllllllllllllIHIIIHIIIIII!llllulllillllillIIIIIIIIIIlIIIHllIlIIIIIIlIIIlIIIllllllllllll!llllllllll LIBERTY TONIGHT THE LAW” JUSTIFY THE CRIME? S:PROTECTION by Hayden Talbot LU T T Lof clotl TETTER GO LOWA "_] To MM CABIN AN TAKE A FLCP e S L WORSER A ELEPHANT ! \EAQ“\N To ROWER KATE /-, \s \" A PLA ME \: It now sible favorite wall in unfadable glo is e paper aperic tion | whe jeft ‘IOTICE or }WIPRP\(: OF FINAL ofticio Probate Ju Trecinct Th the ha tl :+ hen dul of said Court appear ant my to the s nd conte exceptions in il pet of tioned RAGIN . Commis nd Probute Juc pub publ m, NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT United States Commission- er's Court for the Tervitory of Alasks, Div Number One. before E. W. ) - or and ex-o o Probate Judge, “hichagoff Precinct. THE MATTER OF ATE In the IN THE NOTICE That W of the ceased for scttler | Court, his ministration that Monday 027, at 5 1t of ftory and appointed Ly Court for account which tine innterested pear and to the ind eontest 1 Given under the Probute tioned, thi 1924 ent final ot i Ceourt Fown preein W. CRAGIN, Comm Probate publication, Dec t_publication, Dec u foner Jud 1926 1926 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PATENT Serial No. 05897 In the United States Land Office fo | the Junecau il District at An | chorage, Alask i | Ine the Matter of the Application: e | the HOONAH PACKING CCM | PANY, a Corporation, to Pur chase Public Land for the purposs | of Trade and Manufacture i NOTICE IS HE Y GIV 'Ihah (ll@ HOONAH PACKING (U\H’A"l\' a corporation, organized under zno laws of the State of Wau 'llin;;mn {has filed application Serial No 06897 in the U. 8. Land Office in Anchorage, Alaska, for a patent for a tract of land embraced in U. 8 Ofticial Survey No. 1472, as amend- ed, situated on the east shore of Port Frederick, Chlchagoff Island, .5 miles N.W. of Hoonah, Alaska in Latitude 68°07 N. and Longi- tude 135°27'35” W., for the purpose of trade aud manufacture, and more particularly described as follows, to- wit: PATHE SCENIC “Beginning at corner No. 1-A M.C. on line of mean high tide on d. shore of Port Frederick, approzimately 3.5 miles N.W. from Hoonah whence U. 8. L. M. 1472 on prominent rocky OW ! MY STUMMICR BIG CELEBRATION Tue AL Room L & L CROAL T SORT, OF PUT DAMPER ON ThE e SONS ARE NNING EOR (VHE RRE \E 1 GO (A To AR PULL v , 1926. T e e ey /' NOW GCT L:LT oay/ m\;\hw;:mo:uf’ h WORKING —\ \ WELL - HERE I AM = UNDER THE OO BUSH . 4 IN CERTRAL PARIC ) e | }the | tion | ”muh Andy . . LAGEXGREN (L-\l’.l’ENTI{Y CABINET WORK WO00D TURNING BAXD SAWING JOB WORK Lower Front St. Phone 49¢ ALWAYS A COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES Quality the Best—Pri ea Right Giovaneltt’s GROCERY PHONE 3-8-5 hiza Fred- w from ot above men Lore of Po 2471y thenea e et ECI & point tide ¢ erick 21.03 « corner maun Li Lot Froderiek nders (1) N (2) W (3) N 4) N ' 'W. L»y ohe 2-:A M. © Thence S, 52 No. 4-A; (.48 chs. Thence N nnd Thence to e corne ne che 1o Thenre 8. lo true on line of of Port by meand mes corner 26706" W No. 7-/ v high {cxe lows corner A D ence along live of tide: (3) 64 true Thence W, 8 cha. 8-A M C.i 19 chs. ta Tnence 8. 65° to corner No 00 W, 012 for corner Thence by me b ocortner 1i line «f unnamed fresh water Jake to corner {0} 29 00 9-A; orner D o E 1 A Then to 11-A A M small as f 3 true M. C from th paint Wlong i W. 065 W, .44 W. 2.58 0.91 W. 186 int for corner No. 1z~ Thence 39°00° W. 9.95 witne ner to corner M.C.; Thence S. 37¢ 1.69 chs. to true point for corner 1-A M. C. the place of heginning, containing an area of 19.34 acres and in- cinding all the land embraced in U. 8. Survey No. 1472 as amended.” Any and all persons claiming a¢ | versely any of the above deseriber | Jand should file their adverse ola‘m | with the Register of the U. S. Land Office at Anchorage, Alagka withlr the period of publication or 30 dayr thereafter or they will be barrec by the provisions of the statute, | J. LINDLEY GREEN, Reglster. Oct. 21, 1926 27, 1928 chs. to No. 12 40" W, First publication, Last pgblication, Dec. ALASKA | LAUNDRY KiDS WERE POPULAR As | WE CAN BE THE REASONS YoL w CAN PLAINLY SEE ! HE speed of our thing leundry W and the two of quality o work your to you in a and our upon request) gar- factory conc (furnished ton prica list indi=~ —— jcates our modest prices, ather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. Weather Bureau or Juneau and vicirity, beginning 4 p. m. todey: Uy wind LOCAL Barom. older ton Wednesday — probahly D AT A Wind Velocity S 1 Weather Cldy Clear Pt. Cldy Temp. Humidity 30 82 29.63 23 i N 1 29.73 22 44 S 8 CABLE AND RADI0 REPORTS AY Highe temp v sy TODAY 8 am Velweity Sam. Weather Cldy Clear Cle t owest 8 aom, 8pm. | 1 tednp. Precip. temp. 24 hrs, 24 Ko June o Ik idn Portland *Less than 1¢ ml]el OTE Poitlan time. at Franci Shservations and Juneau, Prince Rupert, 0 are made at 4 a. KEilmonton, Seat- tie, San m. and 4 p. m.,, Junvan WEATHER CONDITIONS Aleutian Islands and the Pacific Ocean wes' of Califory tution has occurred in Southern tern Alaska to California Tem Valley, Southeastern Alaska and he western portion of Alaska R¢ m the Bering Yukon British risen in ALL THE BEST QUALITY WORKMANSHIP PRICE GEO. B. RICE PLUMBIRG HEATING OIL BURNERS “I Tell You in Advance What Job Will Cost” LISTER CATALOGUE BUYERS High Grade Portable Phonogrphs at $22.50 Fine Sclection Records—3 for $1. Come and listen to the latest Viva Toneal Coiumbia Phonograph. Fine Vieclin Strings. Ex- cellent Selection of Violins, Bows, Stands and Cases. Expert Piano Tuning and Phonograph Repairing. Phonographs called for, repaired and delivered. Pianos for sale and rent. Conn Band Instruments. ANDIERSON MUSIC SHOPPE, Phone 143 NEXT TO A. B. HALL ~ NORTHERN HOTEL ROOMS—350 cents per night and up; $3.00 per week and up. Public shower and tub baths 50 cents. Ray Oil Burner in opera- tion—Hot water day and night. Rooms $12.00 per month and np—steam heated. SPECIAL SALE OF SHOES Continued until stock exhausted entirely Closing out old stock at popuiar prices, to make reom for mew stock FLORSHEIM, Regular $12.00, Now .......... ..$7.00 We also bhave a full line of CHRISTMAS GOODS lor both Ladies and Gentleman, Come, give us the once over before you buy. We will save you money. SPECIAL SALE OF “BLAZER” SHIRTS—10 PER CENT OFF MIKE AVIAON LOWER FRONT STREET [ ALASKA MEAT co. Wholesale and Retail Butchers PHONE 39 SEWARD STREET FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS LAUNDRY SEND IN BUNDLES NOT LATER THAN TUESDAY, DEC. 21ST TO INSURE DELIVERY BEFORE XMAS SNOW WHITE LAUNDRY Old P; Papers for sale at The Empire Office AL \Nl\ LAU \DRY THE JUuNEAU L.\L’\'DRY Franklin Street, between Front and Second Streets PHONE 359 Lot Clean | put up, Concerte | Leave i o) jof orders at Phone 149 or | Box 253. G A. GETCHELL — n ) RADIO ATWATER-KENT SETS | AND SPEAKERS | Radio Supplies of All Kinds MARTIN LYNC ll VAU Clh\ S CHICKEN TAMALES MADE FRESH EVERY DAY 328 Front Street, and Sanitary Meat Market \) \\ . 8 FAIR AND SQUARE (ot 2N A HAPPY, well fed appetite assists an honest weighed and measured Christmastide. We will supply you with all of the good things that go to make that beautiful Yuletide feast. We wish you and all of your friends a Merry, Well- fed Xmas. SANITARY GROCERY The Store That Pleases PHONE 83 and 85 AUTOS FOR HIRE Let us add to your holiday joy —says Taxi Tad. Last-minute for some one, who must forgotten. Winter blasts loaded with gifts. The welcome and convenient service of Carl-| son’s Taxi adds relief that brin greater pleasure for the Yuletide shopping —— presents | not be arms CARLSON’S TAXI Stand at Alaskan Hotel PHONE SINGLE O Careful and Efficient service Closed Cadillac Cars PHONE 199 lofice Next to Gastineau Hotel Prompt Service—Day and Night Covicn Auto SERVICE JUNEAU, ALASKA STAND AT THE ARCTIC Phone—Day, 444; Night, 444-2 rings MILLER’S TAXI Phone 183 Juneau, Alaska CARS WITHOUT DRIVERS FOR HIRE