The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 9, 1927, Page 7

IHL DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY MAY 9, 1927. BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG chsomTou t C ONTINUE S BARNEY GOOGLE I THE ROLE OF CERIC VAN HORN) THE MUT - MILLIONARY 1S UP T® s ADAM'S APRLE (N TROUBLE =HIS PALS HAVE PUT TREIR MONEN O SPARw PUG S NOLE T win e 7% DERSY AERT WEEK AND MR GOOGLE - KNOWS THERE. ISNT A GHANCE FOR SPARKY TS COP UNLESS HE TRAINS WM HIMSELR » WHAT AM T GONNA DOT T . w o 4 CANT STAN UNDER A FALSE TENT ¢ AND SEE MV BUDDIES GNPPLD OUT OF EVEN DIME TheYVE {GOT JUST BECAUSE VAN HORN TRAN QUT On ME = THE AaME Wil Go AS THE B\t: JEST WENL (N FUSTORY == I Y¥NOW WHAT Tl DG = T SHAKE SIx GRAND OUT OF VAN HORN'S SOCK AND SEAID T To T eoNs & /| CONER TREIR L035ES v & L@1927 by King Fea Crear Britan LARGE NUMBERS OF SEALS SEEN LWHAT EUER BAS WAPPE NED | $ NOU T WHY DO YOu (oc ! ARE. QU (A TROUBLE. f ER\‘:‘ RE WERE WORRIED 1 I HOPE YOUL DONT FEEL HURT | SAPPHIRA, gur T CANT ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS = MULTI MILLONAIRES o HAE MANY RES\’QN‘;\B\[\“E Ny :u wAT Tt | SHE GOES LPSTARS L anD THEN L GET b AT DOLEM QuT 2 = THE WALL RED CRObS SUCCORS 20 000 IN FLOOD CAMPS R B 55 ENROUTE NORTH 1 mendous Herds ing to Seal Rookeries. Cires +oof s on their nual m to the Pribiloff land rookeries, have becn obse affshorz of the islands and m in the Culf Alg 1cecordin bhoth and unofficial report received at the loc 1. S. Bur2au of F L. llunter, reportin ) ka, sai there w a larger numbe Spring that e R(‘— office of the| Capt. E of I.u 3| wore simi- | v bands of the a but fisherm: ported enco en seen h enrouta 1 e l;l m |Il| pelts had been authent Hunter. More vessels are expected t go out on thy continues until the week in June. Last hoat was out huntin were reported by them to thoe B rean Pricos this level, The average to be §12 per pelt, or figure quoted last Spring - e end of the fis year continue on offered is sal tha Douglas Island Newvs FINE PROGRAM GIVEN FCR “MOTHER"” BY EAGLE Mothers' Dy ed in Dy day at the church wit conducted by lay | fore- | D. Hammock in the and again in the ovening wit sllent program noon an - exc s hords | tittingly ohserv- Com ITickman, Ky., can help, B son but on 30 pelts a low | pame | S | | | | [ | | { 1 | i y spongored by | 117, Fraternal O | the Kagles, in wlmh ' AEE the prede .,"‘A"lNG OFF FLOOD RUIN WITH SAND BAGS hunt which normal'y AR Ao 0P 4SO SR O S_— NE— American Red Cross is endeavoring to eare for 20,000 flood refugees in eamps lor.xml alom the Mississippi River, and is appealing for funds to establish more. where 1,500 homeless men, women and cluldun are being housed and fed. YU( Loumbmc todw_y. Photo shows the £ T e R e Jana | Columbia By BILLE DE BECK NOwW NOBODY \ [ WILL HAVE To WORRY ABCLT taY BROUA ENED ) SABY _,.—’ g~ ” - chther Cond' tions As Recorded by tlle U S. Weather Bureau for Tonean and vicinity., beginning 4 p. m. todwy: and Tuesday, coo'e tonight;moderate southerly w LOCAL DATGSA Barom. Temn. Humidity Zind Velacity 29.91 45 87 SE 12 29.86 41 83 SE 11 29.84 46 67 S 15 Cl ©ABLE AND RADIO PETERDAY | Aighest 8 p.m. | Lowest $am. # am. - Pracip. temp. | __temw._temp. Veloclly 24 hra 3 . 0 Pt 10 3 8 0 50 26 0 10 LEPORTS TODAY t. Paul | Duteh Harbor Rupert menton ittle 1iland San Francisco 9 than NOTE: Observations at Juneau, Prince Rupert, tle, Tortland and San Francisco are made at 4 a. neau time. The pressure is low Seattered showers have oceurred over during the past twenty-four the Southwest and fallen in most of Alaska hours. Témperatures visen in the northern portion of | Perritory inds. Weather Rain Rain dy 8am Weather Cldy Cldy Cldy Rain Snow Cldy Clear Cldy Edmonton, Seat- m. and 4 p. m,, Ju- and falling moderatly in the Aleutian Islands southern Bering Sea and is high in the Rocky Mountdln region and British have the SINGER SERVICE The purchase of a Singer Electric Machine guarantees Singer Service everywhere—a service impossible by de- partment stores and dealers im electrical supplies. Singer Shops are maintained for your convenience and Singer sewing machine experts are always at hand to care for machines. Singer sewing machinees are sold Only by SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO., Inc. at Singer Shops in Every City monthly paymenta -— machines rented by the month—all makes repaired 221 Seward Street Juneau, Alaska Soid on R e e e eeaatas CALL EACH WEEK FoR OUR WASH WE'LL CALL A CERTAIN TIME EACH WEEK- - B NOw ALLYYOU HAVE s ToDoO IS SPEAK! YEND y W en s W us whole r hougehold lin- apparel end_us the l\ pecial rates for your wash. ALASKA STEAM LAUNDRY PHONE 15 family AUTOS FOR HIRE Remember our telephone number —says Taxi Tad. The wind is d Many d the vice of reat help— in saving time. service—and the cost Courteous is small CARLSON'S TAXI Day and Night Service stand at Alaskan Hotel FHONE SINGLE 0 BERRY'S TAXI Careful and Efficient Bervice Closed Cadillac Cars PHONE 199 Office Next to Gastineau Hotel 3 |~ Mwbuin MR vonSetheive wwnenn oot | e | Prompt Service—Day and Night Covicr Auro SERVICE JUNEAU, ALASKA STAND AT THE ARCTIO Phone—Day, 444; Night, 444-2 rlnp MILLER’S TAXI Phone 183 Juneau, Alaska CARS WITHOUT DRIVERS FOR HIRB | { acaumade | | i | merchants were working all night with sandbags to This phioto was taken as Beardstown, 111, { At »tI:c time, most qf the city was under water, r | minat:ng (hought. s listened to G prevent flood waters from ruining their stocks. by an audicnce to 150 per- sons. An introductory talk by Alfred t of the Dou | !dames F. H. Peaice, J. R. G M. Rddy, K. R. Paykull, and Glen Kirkham. X - ' WHITEHORSE INVITATION Tickets can d E’(T!NDED TO DOUGLAS |Guy’s Drug Store for th : {nual excursion cf the motorship Al | ma to § way to take those who desire to attend the Victoria celo-| 4 | bration Whitehorse to be held he | Saturday o1 The boat FRYE-BRUHN COMPANY NOLAND'S CORNER WE HANDLE Home of Delicious Hams and Bacon n, “'.!TICKETS READY HERE FOR ‘w an Friday mornirn played WHITEHORSE SELEBRATION & & national i —_ Wi ntusical numbers alls will harracks botl 'n whil be May 29, o> > MPIRE HAS TE TO-DAT JOB P l\l\ Il NG NOKRE BETTER ' Pig'n Whistle Candy Box or Bulk now he obiained tenth an mad« | ten Kirkhem, Mrs: Mayflower Butter and Eggs moe iss Margaret Pe B, Goetz a letter chairman of tii annual PICNIC AT THANZ celebration comr + in which - - invites the people of the island to join them in their celcbration of Vie Day -~ — ROCKLAND HOTEL | Next to Elks’' Club | | | | and Quality Meats | { ) HOMBE COOKED MEALS | : j | Whitel mlv!]ml to leave Ju We Aim to Please amber of Dougls v of the good w W oen the 11 { bERer £ the out Room and Board by Day, Week or Month. Also transient meals. Under New Management MRS. C. J. ROBINSON Two Deliveries Deily ) \ g 10:30 ard 2:30 PHONE 38 e e S GARBAGE HAULED AND LOT CLEANING G. A. Getchell, Phone 109 or 149 the scason will perinit of gar- wen work., NOW is the time to plant hardy perennials and woody plants. Plants started indoors should not be set out until about May 15. Hospital Day, Thursda:;? May 12th-- We urge its observance to commemorate the gentle Florence Nightingale,founder of that worthy institution—the HOSPITAL; and to pay a just tribute to her suc- cessors who have labored and sac- rificed, through the generations, to make that asylum the haven of a suffering humanity. SPECIAL SALE on CANNED GOODS We have some SHRUBS TREES ROSES and a general line of The Hoover Elecmc Vacuum Cleaner IT BEATS AS IT SWEEPS Giovanetti’s GROCERY PHONE 3-8-5 B. M. BEHRENDS Co., Inc. 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