The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 29, 1926, Page 3

II\H (Imnin;i THE THE NEW GIGANTIC TONIGHT ’1(’\” (()(fl AN ' “OLD (L(P’I l 'l"lnn'-li;l_\ WORLD'S GREATEST THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, DE! What the World €. 29, [s Doir: 1926. As Secn by Popular Mechanics Magazine Elect Suceessful Side Wheels on Motorcycle Aid in| Turns and Stops A two-seat motorcycle | side wheels that can ricity Kills Pests tests at fig retive codling moth city are reported from nd 1 ens in the northwest Wires ung through the trees ind bushes, and current passed along fi brief a time as aid to be ef pests off. hting de clec orchards t1 with s be raised with all| or TWO SHOWS ! B trong tiv v day, fective in keeping the minute is \vm KW Lightweight Mute for Trombone the | the find in will shown I'rombone fightweight : drawing of considerable value. It FEATURE is of felt of al though green has been found espe- | cially well suited for this purpose I'he on the trombone in the| illustration is 7 in. in diameter, the mute made 8 in. and two thicknesses. Draw a circle, in. in diameter, on a piece of felt and out of this disk make the rim that holds the mute in place on the bell. This strip is 2 in. wide and runs two-thirds of the way around the bell. Sew the inside of players mute Three Nighis ‘or made any color, bell S0 1c wi across 12 lowered by means of a lever at the driver's right hand, has appeared in Paris. The extra pair resting on the pavement helps steady the ma- chine when it stopped, and re- duces the danger of accidents on sharp turns. The comfort of the passenger in the rear seat is also in- creased as the cycle cannot lean ex- cessively. . * Young Seals Given Haircuts to Keep Count of Herds Haircuts for seals is the latest fashion note from the Pribilof is- lands. According to Capt. A. A. Anderson, of the bureau of fisher- ies, 10,000 one-year-old male seals Attractions At Theatres TU“THE SHEPHERD KING' AT COLISEUM TONIGHT During the thy William Shepherd Kis douins on camels were used to furaish rama against the flaming filming of one se production in Keyp Bhd A and 0X o 15 b “ colort now althy their mel tine a poctod for f flect cove v by strongest “ship to tr da cane June this than on 1 E hut rably hay b duy the rider The der Director J o travel ing ont on mid first time a tance had monument of the torie backgiround Violet Mersereau ing feminine which was adapted 1o picture Cordon thesc “locs motion Edwar heas tion' W near Thi thi witl i the hinx picture of bheen fitp plays (e ol b ia whil phe BT I n hiorses 1 pi ler fo ds h as imy from the stag y ghi L and King" m mer howd Coli shown night and 1 to thi profogue in which lmr au da TJACKIE COOGAN 15 SHOWING . AT PALACE " Jackie Cosgan's latest inz fits him like the cla film In the United States Commissioner's the Territory of Al- One, McLean, Commissioner | Court for aska, Division Number fore A. F. and Ex-Officio, Haines Precinct 'HE M. ER OF ANNA Probate OF TH NOT l( E That €. A. Lindholm, tor the Estate of dec ed has rendered and ol for settlement and filed Court, his final account of ministration of said that Monday the 14th rary, A. D. 1927, at two M. at the office of said in the Town Haines, i Territory and precinet ha appointed by the judge of for the settlement said and of said estate, at wh and place any perzon said estate may appes ceptions in writing to the count and petition and same. Given 1S5 Y HERE of Anna day « P, of of hand a Court day under my Seal of the Probate mentioned, this 16th ‘cember, 1926. (Seal) U. S. Commis Probate Judge. First publication, Dec. Last publication, Jan. on 29 12, estate; She off Eton suit Judge, 4 BROWN, GIVEN, | Administra- Brov present- in his o'cle o n been du and file ex-|po.om 5 contest the aid nd ab of A. F. McLEAN, er 1926. IS0 un Be- and i Feb- and (e are to be sheared this year so that the census takers can more readily estimate the increase next year. The plan is adopted because only a certain percentage may be killed each season, of itial alace the rim to the outside of the center piece. When finished, the rim will stand out cone-shaped. The prac- ticing musician will find this an xdeal mute, in th which finai had show lasi the Jewelry Made of Rubber Jewelry of designed especially for has become popular on the boulevards of Paris many colors, imitation anklets and large ear as buttonhole rial are in higl * a rubher composition, wear at the beaches, dracelets of peatls and rings as well bouquets of the mate favor P Insulated Box for the Milk Bottle Some people have trouble during the winter venting their milk from free the porch, and keeping it from ing during the summer bottle is taken into the house To eliminate this trouble, a home owner made a box out of l-in. lumher, 9 by 9.in. in outside measurements, and 12 in. deep with the top ope. For the inside he made a box with out top or hottom, 6 by 6 in. an 10 in. deep, with a rim around the top of sufficient thickness to fill up the space hétween the two boxes after the smaller one was set firmly into the large one. This left a dead-air ce between the two considerable it pre ing on Som bhetore the TLHTHTER } i INSIDE BOX- AR boxes. For the top, he took a l-in board, 9 by 9 in. in size, with a 1-in board tacked underneath it to allow it to slide inside of the larger box at the top. This formed the lid, which permitted it to be opened or shut easily. During the winter, when the weather was 10° above zero, athough left out in the open all day, the milk did not freeze, and this summer it has kept nicely with Jackie still ¢ " lll‘“'li "'VISIT 1S MADE - T0 A-) TUESDAY * BY COLLEGIANS Don Overalls and Go UI)(I('I- ground—Squad Leaves for Home on Alameda imistic critic one of the membors of and WHEREAS, No. 1 Juneau, Alford John Bradford The American Legion lost an esteemcd, lable and cfficient member; WHERE the community lost a highly respected and honor .| 4»!1/4.1 and EREAS, the ‘u! has sustained the loss oted hushand and a lovin NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE SOLVED, That the members of th Post do hereby extend to the famil of deceased comrade their sympathy in this, their ment; and IT FURTHER these Resolutions the minut thercof decensed ost ol : and which tran (mx tim rnity immor a i an family of the de of father nd } film i <qu I's jackic new sweet, a brimful the supportin exceptionally well whole “Old Clothe y 1 t of the Coq Cline omi of hren On the onr most dired and boots, mem- College basket through a consider I h of thel That | Al Junean min big | vpon vesterday morning were | cony companiced on by the mining ¢ from the of Superviso (Signed) Collegian M. last King, stenmer tested Maying {the steamer i are scheduled by the Girl College and 1 li Al ent Donning of the toam portion of to bers ka *TeAvE R b this the copy SOLVED, | spreai | il i work and the They trip ineer Mine THOMPSON AT COLISEUM FRED mill of I'ost, a FRIDAY to family and a on publicit th Gowey giv t ¢ | e ind fire which his acting with good sitaa packed with rial Silver un-| dash 4 s Shepard, n tie pre ion on il and Walter Committee, and by G. W. Nostrand Adjutant ~ oo NEW ORLHEbTRA MAKES BIG HIT| of dances the Moase 1 Orchestra, made the ttoa dance Smith, here 1ot to S termin- | the | vigit They ameda enronte Cordova that port met at quad mi King is on h tar on Devil pletures cquine “Phe the o1 toda a game 4 in b cage the fatest of Fred by heen to has oking Office: en for the first time unity at the Palac Dramatic incide incident with ju of comedy in thi tful western melo. Wilhite, id - Del tine job of di- Thompson Film B 03 cheade will Seward and Anchorage hoen o wonderful cxper: the boys and an enjoyable | W us all” said Dr. €. E. Bun-|Hall night. Coach Abell the he trip had heen it took the dou | played § 1 ene of toged by the Aggravators pblic orchest | I One lid the Tact new peppiest night Jun who appearance hia for Lone for tnell last ‘nerally t ful Frid matic amount ond deligh by Marvin has 1 " li¢ ditfere Iraoma first The Amiding sdeia Sine road litile hour the temperature at 50 and 60% drums; Vale, banjo and Brown, The hall decorated with Jaj anese lanterns and Oriental effoect. | The orchestra members were drossed | in dark white ml | a black hand which | added to the rance, The Ag: played several | new picces whicn were encored sev | eral times by the appreciative crowd The Aggravators have not set tenative date for their next app but it will announce later, new waltzes and fox 1 on the Alameda last night azmd will be put in rehearsal [ piano; Koski, fand ukulele was tie, trouse four in appe ravators | aned [ | eral vive thev trots ar once .o CHRlSTMAS TREE : TONIGHT; MGOSE| Christmas tr | Moose Hall to- The will Moose the annual o o at night at for the members of the Moose, Mooseheart Legion Land their children The committee h program presents will e jto the childiren by Santa Clans |u;nL~ special trip back Junean: | |'.||n-r aving last night for the west ward The members are cordi vited and a wonderful time is prom ised all attending >oo [ Call Collin's Taxr. rnone 435;Night | phone Z31. Member Auto Assn. ndv\ only ranged given who j and it has| winning | of them. Il¢ game played againe’ | two week y eleven g three than in th more tandin e === Hope ha role, which | engaged portastion lavge | cizht and losing Nol iuxford, Albert|considered the Bryon Douglas, Joseph Bell,|the Firemen here Monday nizht the ! TRk ) Cantiero| best*of the trip, that is the one in Bl 2obd first | which his team put up the hest game i featuring | He highly pleased with its) pabular I« in that contest, balieving | ted the had hit their For this reason he was con winning the threo remain-| game: rectil the gho cast, out feminine ta including and a 5 to (i Alan are ie-| tur the lamentable ago when | of his stunts was ving ha we appe tern - . cordially invi sinee s | months | 1t 1 doing oue | Stride | fident ;in‘.; road star accidont several broke his leg boy of 30TH COMMEMO VCAPFW HAREN‘ GIRL “quo vaois” nancer | WHEREABOUTS 0F TWO MEN WANTED, of dep Nero's ted on! s new | which banquets in First of “Quo During one '} eelebrated the screen Im version A commences three eng ur-nx’-n': at the Palace theatre tomorrow, [ heautiful dancing girl painted in gold is carried in to delight the guests (of the Roman Emperor. kL i ginl, according L cippico of Haly, while {to attend the opening of DR. JOSE RIZ a recelved regard- Postmistress Spickett has two requests for information i missing men, Mrs. Mary Lucett Dalton Cuddy, Fortieth Street, Oakland, Cal, nformation regarding a man by the three names of Michael, Patrick or John Dalton about 80 years of age. His father's' New York|namé was John Dalton and mother's the pic- name Mary Lucett Dalton. ture the was in reality a great| William A. Berringer's whereabouts who had escaped fro lare also wanted and Postmistress in Egypt and was espes Spickett has infnrmu'i(m for him. *Limported to Rome for “Quo Vad Il: lvill [lflr ru~;rlum ilu Egyptian LEGION RESOLU“ONS i ON DEATH, lVERSONx to paint dancing girls in dis- 3 according to Count Cippico. in which the 1 actor, Emil Jan . por-| At the last mppung of the Al{urllj s the role of Nero, is being given | John Bradford Post, No. 4, of the jan elaborate presentation in Amer‘Anmrk:nn Legion, Juneau, the tol. jca by National. It was filmed }lowing resolutions of condolence ‘m Rome under the direction of| were sed on the death of O h‘.K Prince Gabriellino D’Annunzio, son 0{”\'P|h('ll \ illustrious Ialian poet. WHEREAS, since the Great Com.' ————————— mander of the Universe has, in His, ngl Almaquist your Suit. Divine Wisdom, seen fit to rer : l all and deliver Phone 528. from this life OSCAR E. IVERSE.L, | win, a day Filipino I id ad- @y 756 asks for who goes to be Elks’ Thursday cvenir to Count G.| in at eigh No Admis ac-{ gold, the! ove De- S.&F. SWEET—FRESH Can, 8mi! We adv | Made Maker, e | ilipino Socie y of Juneau tes the public to attend their RATION SERVICE for AL, MERCADO lero-Martyr held in Hall 30 g, Dec. 1926 t o’clock sion Charge D e e e D A CONFECTIONS dles, Ice Creams, Sherbets, Punch. in Juneau, Alaska. Elmer B. th Factory, Phone No. 16. Candy T. E. Hall, Phone No. 637. 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