The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 24, 1927, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1927. BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG ‘ L)N‘IN\N\IES~- CLSE.MR | SUITS AND ABOLT § WITK CHECKS - AND A Da2EN OR SO WITH STRIPES RUNNING UP AND " 1’“"";:2" mfi\:?" b4 ""4} lw‘ T — LL = SW ME To Il LQ(TE"RL MILUONAIRE AND WHEN T i NE\R'\‘CI \Q\Nt\?g:la\:é 4 » BUY A FEW THOLSAND DOUARS ANCRTH OF SWELL GRACKED ICE SHE SEND W A BITTER T& TAKE MY MEASURE -1 WANT A LST OF WONT (ET ME WEAR e STUFF - WEW —Tu GET/ AEW SCENERY = SUMPA) (IICE HEY- - . VST A MUTE! WITH & BIG ORDER SOME MW CLOMES AKD' MEBBE THAY(( PLEASE HER 4 St Douglas Island 1 News E TO SPEND SUMMER SOUTH - | umknown Mrs. James Edmiston, accompanied by her son Archie, embarked on th Prince Alice last evening for Se- attle where she will spend the next | th: who has been attending the| University. The latter has taken a position in one of the down-town| florist shops for the summer vaca-| tion. i ¥ e | FIRST TEACHERS TO LEAVE | Supt. 0. E. Olson and Miss Elmyra Best of the high school faculty too ning on the Princes tle. Mr. Olson expects Seattle and attend sum- ool at the University (l\ll'ill".‘ » vacation months. Miss Best will continue or Y where her parents r | e LEAGUE TEA THURSDAY A silver tea will be given Thurs- day afternoon, May 26, I « League, in the Le Community Congregational KEveryone is cordially invited to ar tend the tea. >-oe—— BACK HOME Stewart Larson, who has been at- tending the Douglas high school dur- ing tha past term, returned to his home in Skagway on the Admiral Rogers yesterday morning. He ex pects to go to school next year in Tacoma. TO VISIT MOTHER Frank Pettygrove will leave on the Admiral Rogers Thursday for Cralgs to spend the vacation with his moth- er, Mrs. Wm. P. Kirhy. He expects to return’ in time for the opening of school here in the Fall. e, — M NEWS NOTES WINDHAM, A cial Correspondence). Jr., of Brodhhad, Wis. day. WINDHA 21, (Spe: Mar ed Thurs He expects to spend the -sum- mer in this :tion of Alas H. Hill, L. Prescott and J. A. Rheart came in Thursday. They are doing development work on Chuck River. Mr. Hill, with his fathor, and Dr. Scott was here two years ago. e ee— “For the service that succeeds” The Salvation Army building fund. —adv. — e REAL SILK HOSIERY | dred istrom, .| matic LONE AVIATOR [MORE LOTS IN OFF ON FLIGHT CROYDON, Eng., May 24.—With ¢ |spare propellor strapped beneath the Ifuselage of his two seater moth air- | wame, Dennis Rook, a comparatively hopped off lone flight to Australia, this noon. He plans to make the journey in easy stages. aviator, on a bl RS o months with her daughter, Miss | HIGH “LETTERS” AWARDED TODAY Basketball “J's” w a general assembly School before noon tod: ing students were p the honor: ietter: N, A 1, Gr elmina e given out ai of the High . The follow d - witn Hooker, Katherine Messe Burke, ademeister, Orme, Da Arthur Burk James Orme ), Al Lund Henry Neilson, and James Connors. Letter for scholastic achievement were given to the follow ing: I Judson, as Editor in Chief of i Arthur Burke for his work a ness manager o: Totem™; Gertrudo altonen, writ ten English: Mildred Hooker, decla s Al i ae training. hose letters, with tho sption of Iyn Judsen and Arthur Burke, repre the Junecau High School 19 mtheastern Alaska Interschool Meet, in the dspartments mentioned with their names, No information regarding the in the Interschool Meet been received yat according to Sup intendent of Schools, W. K. Keller. s e~ SUNDQUIST FROM SITKA R. F. Sundquist, member of the last House of Representatives, re turred Saturday evening from a trip to the Goddard Hot Springs. He will leave for Seattle this week and catch the first sailing for from that place. ——-——— —— M. J. SULLIVAN HERE M. J. Sullivan, one of the prin cipals in Yakataga oil devolopment arrived on the Yukon and will be in Juneau until the arrival of the Ad miral Watson, when ha will go to Yakataga to spend most of the sum- mer. Mr. Sullivan has been in the States for several weeks, visiting Texas while away. —— e - CIRCULINE PERMANENT WAVE —AMERICAN BEAUTY SHOP. $17.50 adv. — e — Advertising always pays. Use the wia after- || S \SALVATION ARMY | IS DOING RELIEF | WORK FLOGD AREA JUNEAU BEING PUT IN SHAPE : les (San Francisco War Cry) ation Army continues hel g in all sections of the flood area rly 100 local and corps office: n flooded section, wk sting many local work . 1 kinds of eme: ney ralief, to get refugees out of the s, usin 3 , assisting in thousands g, etc Workers are located land on the river, down to New Orleans; also working out of Littl - Rock, Ark., working relief hea quar d Vicksbu clothin Th of clean- | in townp Com | lot o iklin and ( nors has done ning up on need, and of flowers and already coming up. clared last week tha not to be able ing of the she is a member, felt that she was ood by working Bosch has e of Court on his place shining example of ne a garden of vegetabl d it is said that he is quite an Since a tremendou her lot in Meniphi 08, whic Conne she w attend Club, of said that the home Mr: to Nea( den but doing w i p subside; ) L > ar: impre House until ness. He and flowers and provid- g for re in New Or! Nome | ¢ C. P. Bussinger, Phone 4623. adv.) columns of The Empire FURS AUCTION SALES SALE DATES July 13 v. 10 Sept. 14 OUR NEX1 SALE N SHIP NOW FOR WEST COAST FUR SALES TACOMA, WASH What this country is more in need of than a good 5c cigar is a Nabco Automatic Oil Burner in every home. Constant heat both night and day. Cost less to run. Attrac- tive prices. TRY US FIRST MACHINE SHOP HEATING SHEET METAL WORK HARRI G thority on gardening of all lin the foot of his place is shipshape|veloped into a serious an. ing wide area in Dr. and Mrs. A. J. the i up the corner on their prope by P Main and Fourth Streets and have alling for inereased plannad fine garden. The ¥ flood suffer blooming, said Mrs. I rih (remo have cleaned up all of} » electric; their property and are said to trous flood serve particular commendation b:ito the situation the clean-up committe The number “Altogether,” sai creasi Drake, chairman of committee, “the town to show the work whic done, and it looks much bettor than it did six week % Pkl s R KETCHIKAN IS BOOMING SAYS ATTORNEY RODEN Palmer spaded on | pro support wall tornadoes ane yrms following the | added a fresh touck | mer. of refug: 8 fresh b reported, inui untry o6n either le of the ver driving the inhabitants to point: Mari» of refugees are , sheltered and clothed by fon Army, and from Al cey, the burden of theiv| will continue for many weeks Mother's Day dawned in a valley ort weeks turs of life and be: that knew happy hon where the i 1 alled the that at writing is the valley hadow of death The list of the needy is pected to reach and pass tho mark soon e HOME OF QUICK SERVICE | | | e | Sults pressed from 15 to 20 min-| LET Aimquist rress your Suit. 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Weather Burean Borecast for Junean and vicinity, beginning 4 p. m. teday: ht; Wedr fulr and warmer; moderate west- DATA ind [ E S REPORTS T LOCAL Barem. Temn. Humidity 30.13 44 86 30.10 41 97 30.06 44 87 CARLE AND RADIO STERDAY ) % oo Weather ot Rain Lt. Rain Cldy Velncity 12 1 6 'ODAY 8 A.m. Veloelly Ram Weather Cldy Cldy . Cld Pracip. 24 hra Nome 24 12 T B a2 14 0 08 03 0 0 23 Towest 8 a.m. temp. temp. Highoat Stutronm— temn, Harbor an ince Rupert monton than 10 miles. Observations at San Frang Edmonton, Seat- and 4 p. m, Ju- Juneau, Trince Rupert, 0 are made at 4 a. m. NOTE: ., Portland and neau time. The barometric pressure was high this morning over the North Pacific O ind Alaska, and low over Alberta. This pressure dis- bution wccompanicd by unsettled and showery weather along the t from Juneau southward to Oregon and fair weather over western Whew! FEED YOUR FURNACE A I'EW Diamond Briquets And you'll chase the chill out of your house in a jiffy. 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McKinley Park Boute) NORTHERN HOTEL ROOMS—50 cents per might and up; $3.00 week and up. Public shower and tub baths 50 cents. Ray Burner in opera- tion—Hot ' water day and night. Rooms $12.00 per month and sp—steam heated. NEED BE AFRAID - - To GINE THIS LAUNDRY SHOP YOUR. “TRADE . ¢ I;m need not be end wear to at all your this laundry. It will come back to you in the proper sweet, sanitary condition, We will t t ur negligee and ie me care- ful consideration that they would receive at your own hand. ALASKA STEAM LAUNDRY PHONE 15 Y XA S PR o AUTOS FOR HIRE CAUGHT IN, A SMOWER = |} | OWeather oF hot.. 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