The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 26, 1927, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SAITURDAY, FEB. 26, 1927. Gives Data on Swimming | Juneau Church i A ON Tank for Se hool | urpo: Services | THE CHILD'S TIRST SCHOOL s THE PAMILY —Frclc] b 5 AW (HAt | tiie ‘schoo ‘bond: fssUB/li oo o T rasuie Emonits. ta) New York City. These articles are appearing weekly in our columi B/lBY CAI{RIA(}'ES is to be brought before the citizens ¥ ot less than $1 @ month. All of these . ; of Juneau and as a swinming tank | 158 S T ving onr| Notices for this cturch column Bobby Sces the Point and Makes One P ! iy ; has been discussed from many an-| gy from the City Water Bur n'"‘“" be recalved by Tlie Emplre not By ANNA L. NEWSOM . We Can Now Sell Wicker Canrt gles, the following letter from John | 00" vine for our heat at the rate|ldter. than 10 o'clock Saturday J I Bovard. University of Oregon “I‘ ,‘ S Honbl oEenst morning to guaraftee change of SN Bugene, School of Physical Educs- | 1" would advise you (o get in|Sermon topics, ete, | Bobby's father was a traveling|lt is not always easy to do (he thing, f(”- '%27.()0 tion, to Supt. W. K. Keller, of the{oyen with the California Filter Com [ TR salesman, and was away from home!that is kin and most courteous h Juneau Public Schools, will be of |00 the Merchant’s Exchange Build-| 3% when the first Father and Son's ban-|and that will, in the end, bring us F’ inter ng. San Francisco, California. They A'l Northern Light Pnsbyhnan | quet was given in Fairview. Bobhy's happiness as well as friends. You do DROP IN AND ASK TO SEE BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE The best plan in building a a speciality of filteration and | ) mother, however, was o member of want it just as a reminder, don't : ming tauk is to make it to stan fevilization equipment and swimming the division of the Methodist Ladies'| you?” e s ize which means that your dimen | nks, and can sent you workingj Corner Fourtn and Franklin St Union that served the banquet. She, @0, yes, | guess so” answered | ¢ ) LLMAN., Pastor. A i ? wal o g aions should all be multiples of five | drawings of both the tanks and the{ RBV. 0. A. STILLMAN Beilill fpneo S Tile e and pnoity, rying talconoent d BDL Y II l C The gemeral practice throughout the ffiler plant | Morning sermon, 11 o'clock &. M.| .01 aids that were given to all of| Mrs. Jackson did not take the uncau- ollng araware Lo. country today is to consider a tauk b py case 1 can be of any further|Subject A Worthless }\u}-flnp. e boys who were present telling: | “Mothers Home Magazine,” but Bob 2060 as standard size. A tank 60 corvice to you in this matter, | slull"‘l""'*l music by the Choir. Alupp. Kind of Boys We Like.” by saw a copy at the house of a . 4 s SSIRV. i L feet long is the minimum length[be very happy. to have/ you call nn“"'” for the children. Ono sentense vesd: “The boy who'neighbor, shd after reading some It Its Hardware “We Have It allowed by the Amateur Athletic As-| me :16 p. m.—Bible School. is polite to old people,” and another|thing (hat seemed to interest him, f jon if records of athletic con = > H 1“"‘"‘"&' Service at 7:30 o'clock.|gne: “The boy who is never unkind he asked Mrs. Waller if he could | 8 are to bhe allowed A tank i iSong Service. Question Box. Sub-ly, apimals,” and a third: “The boy borrow it for a few days. She gl"'“"'f 3Ux60 will hold about $0.000 gallons EXTRADI In u |ject of the sermon: “Saved bY|wno is alw ready to help any- gave her consent | which means that the water will | iGrace.” one in need,” and o on till ten or The next evening when Mrs. Jack- probably he three feet deep at lh-" { A warm welcome for everybody.!twelve of the things we like in boys son went into her room to go to bed. | shallow end and S'2 feet deep at| BE RESISTED BY H were mentioned. M. Jackson placed (here was the m zine, suspended | the deep end i ie spithe card in the space betwoen the by g string from a pin in the mould- | 15 NIILLI()N FEET It is well in building tanks that | ETGHIKAN MAN Christian Science Church || glass and frame of Bobby's mirror. ! ine. so that the page Bobby wished | are to be used ry largely for where he could sce it every time| her to see was between her i teaching purposes, to have the shal | Sunday services will be held at|he dressed or undressed. or con- pipror. She took the mag 4 » low ranging in depth from # feet 11 a. m. in the Church of Chris-[bed his hair R T vh. e \ Of‘ I S " L y W l 1o 4 feet, 6 inches. We have one of | ,uan Scienca Society of Juneau on “What's the idea. Mother? What (jile was: “Seven Sin pains > 00( (“b Oés ("lte( the pools on our s buitt on | Counsel for Man Charged Fitth and Main Street. The sub-{have I been doing now?" This Bobby 104" T these dimensions and find it very) jject will be “Christ Jesus.' asked at breakfast the next morn y 4 : g e o 3 1 " g The next morn wsefal for teaching purposes, Mors| With Assault Requests ! Sunday School at 12:15 P. M. |[ing % Myvs. Dielast gslell rnat 1 than 20 peopie 1 use the tank at| Hearmg f!‘Om GOV. | Wednesday, 8:15 p. m. — Testi- “Nothing that I know of. Son.| g now?' Bobby sheepishly JUNFAU LU]‘IBIV I{ MILLg once, but it is very difficult for| !monial meeting. Why 2" Why?" | = = ¢ e answered, “I don't know. Why? | anyone o feach 30 people {0 swimopypadition from Alaska, being | Christian Selence Reading Room| “Well, | saw another sermoncite| oy i front of my dresser last night I saw another sermonette! at one and the same time, Lo oneht by Washington State anthor:}in church building. This room is|stuck up on my dres nss,”" said noise in - a swimming tanl LORRETHT will be fought by Albert -jopen to the public Wednesday after-) Bobby, trying to put a note of con-' | gee (he point, Son, and realize! cousiderable confusion low. it was indicated by a telezram jnoons from 2:30 to 4. tempt into a voice that would 1ot (har I too, make mistake, but from In our men's tank the shallow end | peceived by Gov. George A. P The public is cordially Invited to|register contempt now on, let's not think of anything| vavies from 3 feet. 6 oinches to 4 ppom Barlow's counsel at Ketchikan. ;attend these services and visit the| “Nothing of the kind." said s (o may help us as a sermonette. | fect, 6 inche The + fect 6o inches bppe Ketehikan man is charged with [reading room. {mother. “I only thought that as long [er's fry in every way to hslp each ) R \/ UR line is only about two-fifths of theifips; degree assault ainst R, V! - - as you did not have an opportunity other {o avoid the things that are ShL US FO O akelide lTength of the tank. Owr men's tank.t jewell, or Jewett, at Scattle on De- ‘l: 51{to go to the banquet. you would like ynlovely, and to strive for the things| we find, is noc good for teacl cember 11, 1026 |1 ., Catholic Church to have one of the cards the other | (hat are fine and wholesome.” clementary class of children be-| 3arlow counsel said he was in- y|~>‘— 3% boys received to remind you of tii “All right, Mother,” Loose Leaf Supplies Ghille the water Is so deep tlial|nocent of {lie crime alleged. Jewsll | A {things people like to see in boys. [ by soberly | foe 10 m’n.s““lh. fellows cannot '\‘H\‘ up flu ‘u.m]”m. \\“I\“ wl’nll!nwd‘_ \\’us :::l Fifth and Gold Street-. 5 gl 5 »‘— - ‘ periy OHILL Supph(‘s in_it. So when we allow school [ Ketehikan after the assault on him| February 27. — Quinquagesima| ] —“_ ) PR 7 H :X"‘”';""" to use our fank e “\"1".“'; I:‘m: rl\‘w-mllilvv-nplv lltl::nuln Illmxv; Sun:ln;".mw ¥ T i #* President Will Talk | l rlnt'lng (llld Statloncry \ . Salvation Arm; to let out about a fool of waler|nothing to do with it and that two| 6:30 a. m.—Holy Communion injm 77 """~ y i To Joint Session ,,,' You will find that if you lower the|men in Seattle have plended guilty (the Hospital Chapel. = 9 GLO [u, S NIP KIWS CO 18vel ot the water to the point where| io tlic crime; named Allen and Kings-| :00 a. m—Low mass and Gens i S Congress on l'eb. 22 2 ® your shallow end s a little less thun|jey.” The telegram said Barlow bears oral Communion for all the parish. CAPT. 0. EDWARDS 1 Front Street Phone 244 Juneau, Alaska feet, you will get the m.<\nm.mi,‘ good reputation in Ketchikan as| - 19.30 a. m.—High Mass and Ser- Service: WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 President i) ¢ for elementary students. Whenla hard-working industriops citizen. |y on Bunday—7:80 5. m Coolidge has agreed 1o addr a| You have an athletic meet or are|Qpportunity was requested to make| 1.50 p m—Synday School and| Thursday—s p. m joint sesslon of Congress on Feb-, uslng 1h:-_ tauk for older students, {a full showing before any extradition | giyia Class. you can fill it up to a higher level. |papers are issued ISk 0D DL n—Roiaty \Beuion aRdl lode.l HA b Aot TiorAtion ki 1092 bt e 100 R our men's tank cost $2000 which |~ Rex Allen and Jack Kingsley, con-|popoqiction of the Blessed Sacra-| Topic Thursduy ninh 11is anniversary of the birth of George ALASKA1~ IIOTEL included the tile and all the e | victed of the assault, and now held | e Bocom 5 & Washington will get actually under ment except a filter tank, Our wom i i Lent beging 1 Wednesday,] Hearty weleom I way, It is planned to have the Presi MODERN REASONABLE RATES i dent's address hroadeast by l.vlr‘n' | Dave H - - > : % 4 : The week-day services will con- < 3 at ., The announcement of the Presi-; AVE HOUSEL, PROP. -nlwl M.l. B0 which included the filteripad a large sum of money on him.y iSc B 4 5 Jldent’s intentio nwas made after a Plant. These figures ave only for the [jnaueed the two Seattleites to rob | A GiAE | e . ' moc of the United States com-| pool itself and do not include o Dally Masy at 8:1618: b 5 e | him. They werc arvested shortly af-) 3 PV V e padl i T Fod » o1 mission for the celsbration which | building in which the pool is housed {hey had bonten up Jewoll in ay,, Crening Devotions,® Wedneadays C 3 . Phoene 603 ; : I Ry W fay et P RHODES CAFF a filter plant and a sterilizing outfit | $200 oft him. Roeeat tele ic ’"y. O g - Prof. Albert Bushell Hart of Hap i that with intelligent care. you will | yoports from Scattle said Al ] = E o et erdr e ’1 Un ity mber ot il i . ) opo. » Sei » 4 b % ar niversity, a member ol o | .‘ e Y ¥ . f o mave i greai deal of money. From | Kingsley impHeated Darlow, sy bl e i it s, ArailE hilbhiab ok EORNLETT ICASIINEALL CADE figures which we Kkept on the men's | he had visited them in jail — .Is.muL y School at 1@ T Rl Gl Gastineau Hotel Building tank Dbefore we installed o filter | promised 1o to Ketehikan and soe | YT ovoning servid ; i ¢ B B. H. “DUSTY"” RHODES, Proprictor 4 . ) " i b i P et - 3 ’ ake @ collection asl rton's plant the cost for water (o fill the ' owell amd et him to drop (hel| COTREr of Thitd and Main Sts. Ash Wednesday services: mako a collection of Washington P tank was $8 and $32 to heat it up ' charges against (hem {REV. HARRY R. ALLEN, Pastor.| Holy Communion, 10:00 a w, lotters soas torefute stories held o JUNEAU'S NEWEST AND MOST THOROUGHLY to the normal temperature and ap Phone 579. Litany and address, :00 p. m. |0 reflect wvon his private and rel o Gov. Parks said foday ho had woil o ERORC : S igions activities, | EQUIPPED CAFE preKimalely 52, 4 day to keep the ! ieccived any remiest so far fiom Ge £ 3 vices: ' | " o e S | 11:00 m. - Morning worship | T Presbyterian Native Church | | TOURIST INTERFERE | Private Boxes Booths tank every week. We also had 10 NORA BAYEo LIKES {)uhwvl he Great Proclamation.” | 8 oo 2 WITH CHELSE WORKERS | ! | promised Bob-! Topic Sunday night: * jo- ruary 22, when the movement for tin jail at Seattle, are reported to an's tank which s the same size ) jave implicated Barlow in the crime. | and build nearly 10 years later (192001 1¢ is alleged that he, knowing Jewell water heated (o the normal point | ppages Under thi yutem wo o emptied the Lunch Counter N . P 9 4 A HER FOOD UNTRIMMED| 8:00 p. m.—Evening worshlp.| HARRY WILLARD, Lay Worker. Open from 6 a. m. to 2 a. m. vilizer in the water and stir-| up. Three years ago we puti LONDGN, Feh, 26, Nora Bayes A hearty welcome awaits you at 11:30 a. m.—Bible School. Cheege carriers here recently pro- inoa filter plant and sterilizing ouls hates 10 have her food decorated [the Friendly Lutheran Church. Ask| 7:00 p. m.—Wednesday — MIid-|tested (o the master of the cheese fit. We find now that we keep wates with (he frills French chefs the people who attend; they know.|week prayer service. {market that American tourists who | IHE ALASKA RAILROAD pure and clean and remarkably clear yise and is always batilin got) e B v 1 | Subject: “What Lack T Yet?” 10:30 a. m.—Morning Service. ALKAMAAR, Holland, Feb. 26, —| i | A cordial welcome is given to all|flock (o the weekly Friday market - —a:|to attend these services. fare impeding their work | throughout the year operates regutar passenger and freight train Methodist Epiocopnl Charch ] i | The cheese carrviers guild, which service from Seward on the Coast to Falirbanks in the Interlor, 2 g e i last year celebrated its three hun and over the Chickaloon and Chatanika branches. During the silver hat on top of them and} o0 TRy Streets. L Anemhly of God Mission | jdreth anniversary in the ancient | winter months there are two passenger tralns each way, weekly, that sort thing?" asked the ! p e e T COLEY, Pastor e 22| weigh house of Alkmaar in the pre-| between Seward and Fairbanks. For timetables and other in. American revue star. “Chefs who | i (Bethel Penecostat Mission) isence of Queen Wilhemina, has no e i 1 ! 3 t h allroad 11:00 a. m., Sermon—*"Certain- | e ¥ { 'ormation Inquire of any steamship or rallroad agent, or write - itinis) 40 dampt Wi ! "HAS. C. PERS aUS, o bjection, it says, to tourists witness- | b i v e f"\ 0 d m«.\ thin; ) tempt ‘I.n ties in BMle Study.” (‘HAS C. PERSONEUS, Pastor. ! i C ; e S ‘h al Dept. of the Interior X 8 Hoappetite are the bane of my exist 19916 e iRl Ry Haiee) Sunday services: | ing the spectacle of the sale and required to keep it daily al apee | take plenty of exercise in the | i i ot Bes: of Morning worship at 11:00. reighing of the cheescs. but the car | THE ALASKA RAILROAD pieper temperature amounts 1o groeh ajr and want wholesome food | Sunday School at 12:15 riers object to being halted in their i tuin a doitar.a day. The amount gimpiy cooked and imply served,” the """V',“R' s Evening service at 8:00. }\\m'\\' by Americans who purposely Anch (xt ucxmley S aus) of water necessary to replace that, »> oo Bible Study Wednesday evening) oo\ -night services Tucsday and| et in their way in order to photo achorage whicih runs out through the drains See Ed Garnick for Holton Band at 8 o'clock. Friday at 8 o'clock. | graph them and over the gutte very small Instruments ~ad You are cordially invited. Come and enjoy the spiritual A pair of cheese carriers move U f st from ten to thirty tons of cheese in g, :7 ¢ % ‘ “Rollins"” Silk Hose for ladies ‘md:d ek -;..___ [ BA TH ROOM OUTFIT “ ° é . ” r‘ll!ldlen_dt_.ldllx\.lus .,mrrer._A‘:}drv. 3‘.'1 papers ‘“", :‘i“_'_ _u} »iln'iflpil'i',i Bath Tub, 5 ft.; Lavatory' Closet (white tauk) rlenta Oon lg t LET US FIGURE ON THE THERMOS-BOTTLE SYSTEM OF All complete with fittings—$89.50 for from six o cight months. This simple things to cat | water is tested daily in the hacterio Why should good honest sevam | | logy laboratory of the University,' plod eggs be served with a ridiculous | & and meets all the requirements of jie(yc the State Board of Health [n The cost of operation for this tank for chemicals amounts 1o approxi CONSTRUCTION FOR YOUR HOME, THE SMALL COST UNDER : el 0 OUR SYSTEM WILL SURPRISE YOU—FOR DEMONSTRATION Delivered anywhers in city limits “FAR AW’.‘ Y DELLS? PHONE 82 ' GEO. B. RICE T g by e R Concrete Products Mfg. Co. . - s G. FAGERSON “I Tell You in Advance What Job Will Cost” You Will Not Want to Quit Dancing the “Alligator’s Shuffle” MOOSE ATTENTION NORTHERN HOTEL ROOMS—50 cents per night and up; $3.00 per week and up. ] NT MEETING Public shower and tub baths 50 cents. Ray Oil Burner in opera- The Slow Urae Selection That Set lht‘nl Au .\qug ¢ IMPORTANT MEETINC tion—Hot water day and night. Rooms $12.00 per month and MONDAY EVENING—FEBRUARY 28TH vp—steam heated. BETZ COLISEUM MELODY MEN §| Soin ot 1 All Vembers Are Urged to Be Present S & F CONFECTIONS MOOSE HALL -TONI G H T * A GOOD TIME ASSURED : Smith Factory, Phone No. 16, y Candy Maker, T. B. Hall, Phone No. §37. FEATURE BY THE DOUGLAS STAR . NORTHERN LIGHT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH |(—— i i . Bev. 0. A. STILLMAN, Pastor One of Life’s Biggest Necessities—REST 11:30 - MISS HELEN GOVE ——M——— 11:30 MORNING SERMON, 11 A. M.—Subject: “A Worthless Worship.” INVEST IN REST—at Owing to the non-arrival of the special musie for Miss Cove in her dance Special Music by the Choir. A Story for “the Children. ' ‘ SBLE SCHOOL— 1255 3. . THE GASTINEAU > Black Bottom, she will render th: RUSSI )/ i i o o : ) " the Blac ottom, she w sasdor RUSSIAN DANCE in all its splendor ‘ EVENTNO AERYINRAY 80 FOLOCK .5 devics. Guestion Box. | ‘Alaska’s Largest Privately-Owned Hotel A 3 Rk ject of Sermon: “§ ed by % Admission $1.00 9:30 oy socus . -Admission $1.00 SN o Iy itage | ; [ A Warm Welcome For Everybody