The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 8, 1927, Page 7

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U:\)(mro;\\ AND T AGW BARNEY GOOGLE * MASTER OF§THE { VAN HORN MILLIOAS HAS DECIDED T& c‘ HANE WRITTEN T6 HIM Fo CONTRIBUTIONS AND BARNEY 'Sy EXPERENCING TRE TARILL ‘rww\ COMES Té ALL:Tea FEW , THE THRI(( THAT COMES FROM WANING SQf fAUCH (MONEY “THaT ‘A MiLLIoA Y HERE' OR THERE JISN' T, GOING To MakE MueH 5 DIFFERENCES ° A wecloom e S ’2 1927, by King Featur Creat play the fioating theatre sen in <'Satan asure I it et A | B34 Struck woman on the stor bles Carri Emil Hoch complete the er was recentl and “The P 3 Scott Marguerite I and Marger Whitting up of leadin lin Neuws of oaias e S STANCE FOR VISIT TO DOUGLAS Mre on the to spend th her daughter's family Hall's home is in Austin, Texas -, DUE HOM? TOMORROW mother of ed here evening Madelin in| Lnuin Fox and who have been visiting for the past ten day 1 home tomorrow on Rogers S s s FANCY WORK GOES TONIGHT {he Liberty theatre uild will dispose of th e which offored as | during th which | ecently . ——— the was prize baza held IS AT LIBERTY TONIGHT | | nson iy the | pictur age Struck,” ch opens tonight at the Liberty, of the finest casts ever t with the popular Gray, who had opposite M Foll Struck, written wk R { screen by Sylvia La nount one star. prom wanson | leading role “The Coast of in “Stage production Gloria by F Varre in ern town, come an actrés: who likes Ohio to town and “do show part ..llIIIIlIIlIIIHIlIIII|!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIImllIlmlll"lllIIlIIIIIIlIllllIlllIII!IllIIIIIHIIhh_urww ian who s LIBERTY LTS TS Illllll"Illillllilllll“‘lilIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIII Glori Jenny Hagen, a waitr rm lunch in a small we decides she's going to he heequse-voumg G in tho rest One of the famous floating theatres come she gets a chance (o ! tuff” which is ‘ferrible. | aid to be more lau I8l than in the entire length ndled.” | erling, who started them | nd kept them laughing by | nties in “The Trouble | is m ger of the This is another great | a one also T actres; River he L";Xfi_if‘ the State. . boat for him rtrude Astor, who reeemd’y it to a close a successful vainp |\vm on the West Coa upport ( > THE EMPIRE HAS THE RST, MOST, TUP-TO-DATE da T EQUIPPED JOB n PLANT IN ALASKA. 'ONIGHT GL. ()PIA; SWA N STAGE STRI A Pictare Full Als) VS( N ICK f Laughs—So Don't v« Tvo Reel Co FEET OF MUD NEWS OPENS THE SHOW 10-—20-—40 cents IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIllIIIIIIIllIIIIlIIII' THE ALASKA RAILROAD throughout the year operates ragular passe»ger and freight tralm service from Saward on the Coast to Falrbanks in the Interfor, and over the Chickaloon and Chatanlka branches. During the winter months there are two passenger trains each way, weekly, between Beward and- Fairbanks. For timetables and other In- formation Inquire of any steamshlp or rallroad agent, or write Dept. of the Interior THE ALASKA RAILROAD (Mt. McKinley Park Routc) Anchorage B -l B HEATING REPAIRING SANITARY PLUMBING ALL WORK DONE TO COMPLY WITH CITY ORDINANCE AT LEAST POSSIBLE COST 17 YEARS UNIVERSAL EXPERIENCE “Let Me Tell You What Job Will Cost” CALL STEVE STANWORTH Phone 215, Res. 505. Shop rear Harris Hardware Co. leading Mi “You know enough law, buf you ean’t practice until you're twenty-onc, ’? Massachusetts bug examiners told Sarah Risman, |, of Boston, four years ago. Sha | celebrated her birthday this | ear by becoming the youngest PRINTING OUNC MR # in LARG- | AND | Curtls wa | pital | she mlmmmmluuuuumnm IIIH[IIIIIIH = 1 b o THE DAILY / CED TRAT T WAS QOING (N THE MAILY TooAvY \\I\\l <L AN T, CareruL T itain rights reserved - % Al \“K/\ [,MI’IRF 1 . = (N[\JEQ KNEW THERE WERE PR oF GETTING, RID. OF MONEN —, \:m Fn; RE Mot B8E, (000 (eTTERS - EvEAy one WT“EM ASKING FOR MONEN : AND C\\\H’\\(v ME GOOD (REASONS Wy TREYN SHOW O Y e Wl DNESDAY, & Go M}) Il 17 /‘ y © LPRACE T o OF Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. Weather Bureau Forecast for Junean and vicinity, beginning 4 p. m. tedey: tonight Thuraday LOCAL and Barom. Temp. 29.96 £9.89 29.75 CABLE AND YESTERDAY vflklunl m. 12 ncon today ¥ p.ow Ftutions— emp. Nomg warmer Homidity tonlght ntle riable DATSA “ind ~Velccity NW Weather 64 91 RADIO LEPORTS TODAY ¥ 8a.m. Weather 8 a.m. Veloelty brecip, 24 hrs, ¢t 8 a.m. temp. " Rair 0 cl Pt ( ( Cld ( ( s than 10 miles NOTE: Observations tle, neau time, A storm of consi Islands The pressure i Alas. and over Alberts Heavy rains Western Orvegon and lig to ington and California r Southeastern Alaska and than yesterday 1 ning this vicinit derable relative the have fallen at Juneau, Portland and San Franclaco are energy ocean to the s on noderate weather British Co Northern Edmonton, Seat {p m, Prince Rupert, ade at 4 a. m. and fthe Aleutiar portion ately low in sound and in HMY mode Prince William rains in Wastern Aloska, Wasl prevails in the “Interior and lumbia Temperatures arve lower aud we Alaska and in uthward tern Commumty Party Club Bombed in Leningrad MOSCOW wer June 8. Twen seriously in J.n‘.i when thrown into the ix per: two homb; were Businoss Club at Leningrad while a meeting of the debating section of {the' Community Peity was in pro ress i e MRS. CURTIS INJURED Mrs. E. P. Curtis was badly braised when she fell fifteen feet down the elevator shaft at the Alaska Steam aundry yesterday m.numn ¥ taken to St. Ann's where it was at first had broken some bone be the hogpital for according tending her. Mrs s arrived recently from _the s with her husband, who is em it the Silver Fox Barber Shop. G5 3 e e "TANCIENT MONASTERY | USED AS DANCE HALL | will days recuperating in to the St ployed ¢ NORWICH, Eng., June 8.—The young folks of this cathedral town are fox-trotting and Charle toning Blackfriars Hall, an old monastery with beautiful stained- glass windows, once the of the ancient nks. It wi of the few monasteries to s the Reformation and just ove years ago the town council bought it for 60 pounds. It stood derelict for many years but now is used as the muni 1 dance- hall and meeting pl The Lutheran Aid & ety meets tomorrow aft oon at the Parsonage, ! Third and Main 'ts. Mrs. Chaser and Mrs. Bodding will be the host z?oV/ é‘ flze sz‘m rngest word. F you want to provide health I and happiness for your fam- ily, if you want to provide a joyous future for your own digestion and keep your appetite for food enjoyment im the prop- er repair, buy your groceries at this food store. CALIFORNIA GROCERY PHONE 478 ———. Ambassadors’ Wives Seek ‘Rest at Spas| Two leaders of celml set, worn out furions pace sof the wintor 4 have fled ta the solitude of Suropean spas for a rvest, now that . biggast receptions are over Mrs. J d' Schurman, o the an ambass 0 Bad Nauheinis accompani langhter Miss Barbaza. Mm le gerl wife of the Fi as scught out vatering s In southern Bl IS VISITING SISTER the n wife | went by her Plerrs Mrs. J rrived isit her who is Sauer of L on the sister, M employed by States Forestry Service, w six weeks, Mrs. Sauer it the Gastineau Hotel with ar ,_JUNE 8, LT AN i Now MR 4 W 5 1 Love LWNES WOULD LIKE € ¥ RETWEEN HERE AND ASK oL (& r\ SEConD NOU EQPLE LIKE NOVELTY in| By BII LE DE BECK N lS(' WE[\‘-(\ OLD AND \N L(vti T LLEfIN THE CounTRY AND THF_ I TRE /G Y MILES | AWAY - HE R)B\ a3 ‘rN_R: ANT, AN TizA\M k e Q™ Ese'Tfam \.\JR\TN(, To NOUN BE | GOOD , ENQLGH ‘n;se«m NE““E. Turxuwt\s(( Nou lN xA\)\IANQE— ) TAWRUSTA SCHNALZER AN | would HAND | 1€ \\j\_ER . M [turn this acquaintance the mother trying her best THER THAN THINGS |ner son up to the proposng | One evening in his best, D AND PROVE ho asBur: ved his mothier |Ky’.‘..1“” braver “ uth. Returning unusual mother well knowing {no prog had been mad Henry, “You boasted of ely you had faced the uth.” “Well,” he replied, “and I had, but that cannon wasn't pl onion annon’s early hi W. H. MAI — - — TO TELEPHONY PATRONS A new telephone =ir in course of preparation. contemplating change of address persons who wish to have phones installed are requested notify the Telephone *hone 420 before June e FEMMER THANKS PUBLI(‘ o ay rers left at Georg 1 mw“ where you can also | bills all dents, liv (Hh. it business of wood, habit but would not of Coca to a ourkraitt- barrel, | @ queezed out by Most learned, | dest, prefer dip _ BILIOUSNESS L 7 QUICKLY Carter’s Little Liver Pills move the bowels free from pain and unpleasant after cffects. They relieve the tem of constipation poisons which many r and acid condition in the . 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