The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 6, 1927, Page 7

“DOUGLAS NEWS DOUGLAS HAS FINE FOURTH ‘mden Band Concert and| | Dance Are Features of Celebration. Starting nday FFourth of July ommemaorated n Dong he finest Band recital he Island in many e Emden Band air rt on the grounds from 30 to Practigally all of Douglas large crowd from Juneaun [gathered on the ball grounds fhear the sailors p and axpressions of pleasure and foyment of the concert were hoeard on - all Preceeding wrance the | band, the wera taged botween two picked team firom Companie and two. The eam captained Mike Pusich was the winner A dance lasting until followed the concert [Natatorium bar»ly hold the attondi twéen 200 from both to dan [Emden band. M Holen Gove, gave an ot the Charleston wagy. dances, which njayed by the those puseh prepared by the fire department i d during the arrai held a ception cone wer y en 1 side the app of lhose races s one by midnigh and able th was t crowd and ides the As a 00 were t of the channel music of the special feature p t to tation poy excellent interps md other waa g Fir cnt her i) pre me W ) on vening e events ed for th Fourth with the game. A [Juneau early the arrango? Bal wers ¢ of the messagn recolved in th that from Chilkoot Barracks to play th team of tormer Douglas mon, were unable to do so and the event had to cancelled morning information the oldies who w Bxpacted Patriotic Exercises patriotic exercise in the Liberty theatre at 10:20 o'clock Monday Attorney R.-F. Robertson of Junean 2 splendid falk on the OUR FIRST BATH TUB the name of Thompson, a prominent resident of Cincinnati, borrowed the idea from Lord John Russell, of Eng land; and had the first Americ made bath tub installed in home. on day, having party of gentlumen to dinner, he exhibited the new marvel to them and gave an exhibition of its use and four of them risked plunge: into it. The mnext day all Cin iati _heard of it and the loe: ers opened their column to violent discussions of it. On the one hand it de. nounced as an epicurean and ob noxious toy from England, de ed to corrupt the demaocratic simplicity republic nd on the other hand it was tack od by the medical faculty as dan gerqus to health. It wa dent Millard Fillmore that gave the bath tub recognition and re spectability in the United States While he was still Vice President, in ch, 1850, he visited Cin c¢inati on a stumping tour, and Inspected the original Thompson tub: Fillmore was entertained in this house and, according to « mberlain, his biographer, took a bath in the tub. Experiencing no ill effects, he became an ar- dent advocate of the new inven- tion, and on sncceeding to the Presidency at Taylor’s death, July 9, 1850, he instructed his Secre- tary of War, General Charvles M Conrad, to invite tenders for the construction of a bath tub in the White House, This' action, for a moment, re- vived the old controversy, and its opponents made much of he fact that there was no bath tub at Mount Vernon'or at Monticello, and¢that all the Presidents and other magnificoes of the past had got along without any such mon- archial luxuries. But Congress, disregarding all this clamor, duly ealled for bids, and the contract was presently awarded to a firm of Philadelphia engineers, who proposed to furnish a tub of thin cast irop, capable of floating the largest man. This was installed early in 1851 and remained in serviee in the White House until the ‘first Cleveland administration, when l.hz,‘ present enameled tub was ‘sdbstituted. The example of the President soon broke down all that remained of the old opposi- tion, and by 1860, according to the newspaper advertisements of the time, every hotel in New Yorkk had a bath tub, and some had two and even three. GEO. B. RICE ady, Piumbing and Heating we s gave history In 1842 man by his Chris was of the to] manv | Donglas dancer, | from | * n- l the recognition of Presi-|’ BARNEY GOOGLE A — BXTRA _ THE ENTIRE VAN HORA HOUSEWOLD WAS UP 1IN ARMS TS MORNING WHEN THE VALET DISCOVERED THAT TOE C2ASTER WADAT BEEN HOME ALL NIGHT = | AS YOU KNOW . BARMEY LEFT [ WIS BED EARLY YESTERDAY MORNING To BE GONE ALL DAY MAKING A PERSOAIAL Tour OF THE THOUSAND-ACRE ESTATE - TS IS THE ARSY TIME. T Te SERVANTS’ KNOWLEDGE , TuAT “MR VAN HORN” EVER STRNED UP LATER THAN AYNE O'CLOCK WHEA HE WAS AT Tie FARM AND THEY FEAR SOME HARM HAS SBEFALLEA ThE UTTLE “ MILLONAIRE.” Z& MULTE - MILLIONAR ‘ORN ' T BEEN 'OME TR SANORES o il ZEY ARE QUEER ALL THE AIGHT = WERE HoRGAMUN' A SEARCHIN PARTY SO GET NO TMINGS. TOGETHER. AND COME H'oM WITH W IND ‘Tt 2 WE\E GoT B TIND M OR LOORIN' FOR JW®/S SOoN WE'LL WALL BE JUST NOTICE THIS - - THATY WE WON'T HURT- 4 THE TONE OR FABRIC g OF YOUR SHIRT - from THE ng remove Your and th Ed Cashel 1st 2nd yard dash, Africh Pearce 2nd, Mary 30-yard dash, married Mrs. G. Kirkham 1st inmate of an ladies’ h an | Poogan 2pd | A delightful and l 60-yard dash, men 30 to 40 years|the most powerful dramatic scon A. Shudshift 1st, id Cashel 2nd,|ever filmed, help to Ricdi 3rd. | thoroughly ente tory Time— ¥ ->ea ! 4 p. m. yest'y HERE FROM CHICHAGOF | NOIICE F HEARING OF |4 a. m. tolay FINAL ACCOUNT { l:hy-n o the Joe R girls 14 15t, Radoy difficuitic S Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. inherited Weather Bureau = government and breeze, meanin of flag. Other wranged were also njoyed d or My ich ¢ ed oth Stat interpre the United numbers very much tire Kkindhe suddenly after spenc lifetime as a chakity which A lady who {a’ million most of her unde Rosie ha rd women Mrs lars n TForecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning 4 p. m. today: [ ) nik I old o aft m The field spoiis a |arranged in the A lasting until after night closed the celsbration. | Field Event Rssuits | GO-yard dash, boys 12 under | Norman Fleek wards zag, Geraid 10-yard dash, girls 10 or under Agnes Baroumis 1st, Myrtle F 2nd, 1 Lundell romance one of J tonight rthweste 1 Thursday; moder LOCAL DATA Barom. Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity 30.12 59 82 3 5 30.16 52 S 1 30.13 67 NwW CABLE .AND RADI0 RFPORTS oY % R R S TODRY - Highest Precip temp, 24 by and no rly win dance 7 mak thi J¢ rtaining Weather Cldy Cldy Clear a or Glen Cashen 3rd 9 ) # 5 Mr. and Mrs. John Thunes an three children came i from Chi | chagof on the last trip in of toc|In Brd. | Virginia IV and will reside el 0:yard dash, boys 10 or under) g, "o yresent. They ha Glen Edwards 1st, Raymond Hilly g o, o8E s o 8 1, Gerald Cashen 31¢ g 10.yard dash, girls 9 or SMITH RECOVERING yrtl 1st, Agn 1, Ruth Langseth 3rd 50-yard dash, boys 9 or n Edwards 1st, ¥ nd, Geraid Casaen 3rd a0-yard dash, givls 8 or Langseth 1st, Mary Alice Hill d 10-yard dash, hoy Cashen 1t ero th: Commssioner’s Court f the Territory of Alaska, Divi-{ sion Number One: Before A. F.|Stations McLean, U. S. Commissioner|Nom« and, Ex-officio Probate Jml;;’c,‘v"f‘ Haines Precinct. {7 the Matter IHARRY JONES Notiee is heret Higgzins, state- of having wnd final ie 8 W k " he . m taken | = [ Cidy 10 on t 1 | 1 revi Rain | thel | i Clear i Clea under Anan MRS. 81 14 Foero, Jarount In the 4 M of Istate of iven that vdniinistrator Harry filed- thi ount of aid estate, and filed a petition tribution of Mi \ | { | | | | Mrs. Cny 1 minor hospitel ecoverin turn (o h t Smitk who undeorwent Ann 1y under md Hi in St i is gradi may be in another d operation t i 1 of | Kot | Harry la | Ithe « week under day 1 Lokon 62 60 614 56 61 Ruih W AWE ac his ad Prince Bdmont 1 -+ IS EIGHT YEARS OLD Ruth ighth herewith » final di § or undor Rudy Pusic) 1 M said | Seattle | Portland Gerald Joo 3 i ceiebratod last Friday party nd 1 it 30-yard dash Ml st Violet Radovich lash, boy vikko 1st birthday noon with a n of Ler on creek | Pro-| » 0 10 mies. 1, F. MecL oner and Bx-Off Tudge Precinct Alash 1ereby hour of 2 at the mentioned court of the the o under Franc Doo aboy than Robert ¥ € y friends a do fix and| t Edmonton m. and NOTE: Observations at | 10th,} geattle, Portland and San Franci Juneau time ut ineau Prix Rupert at 4 R SOUNCIL TO ENFORCE ORDINANCE TO KEEP it CHILDREN OFF WHARF | ppoint We day wre made a it the in| afternoon, the John s 20-yard dash Alice Hill 1 oud, Gr Pusich 3rd 40-yash dash, bo, { Johnny Doogan 1st md, Willfal Feero 30-yard dash DGthel Loken 1st nd, Gr Pusich f0-yard ¢ Albert Savikko 1st, ond, Glen Kirkham 8rd Marshal have been 25-yard dash, girls 4 or under- | .rrest or take any other Dana Radovich 1st, Virginia Lang-, that they may de eth 2nd ) prevent * elifidren 30.yard dash (the ferry Albert Savikko 1sf, 'nd, Glen Kronquist to-yard dash, girls Anne Radovich 1 ond, M hrd Relay race, hoys Fleek, Gair, DeRoux, Durham, 13¢ r, Hill, Routsala, Maki, 2nd Women’s 30-yard dash, frec Impi Aalto 1st, Mrs rkham 2nd, Helen Hewitt 3rd race, boys 13 under. Roy Hill 1st, Rex Fox 2nd, Jimmis 1Doo; d and spoon race, g under—Mary Radovich 1st, Mildrod | Shafer 2nd, Margaret Pearce 3rd.|s 80-vard dash, boys 18 or under ) Tarr 1st, Bugene Rousta y Hill 3rd. g and spoon, race mder—Ennic Kronduist Pusicn wud, Annie Radovieh 3rd, Pgz and spoon race, wamen 5, Mrs. Joe Riedi 2nd, Mrs. Cha og 1st, to 3rd. girls 18 or 2irl court room Violet under and I Gulf of Alaska mnd im Alberta howers in th morning have and and ma:ns high n the Aleutian uthern Bering i I the ind hear-|in e vicinity fallen lley A plac wce AL ity 1 the Trawn recont Council attending w the fact that many not observing th vhich prohibits them ng around on the city mmediate steps o be the ordinance, 5. Marshal Eddy of 15 children ordinance | from han wharf an tal ke meetin A of the court the settlement final account he of final distribut further 2 notice he Alaska utive by for and ing upplica- of said and for petition in Sca upper Yu southern been unim s 6 or under Alh - rt Savikke 3rd " tion first th weather prevall over Temperatu f T portant “'GERMANS GET SERMON| IN THEIR OWN TONGUE irin said der vicl Violet : 1 that published in ¢ Empire” f ks, 1120 of which I door of the|ber | erui t T four orderec uniform. The Re preaciied first delivered idiers in I ard ” 7 i : Hubbard man and ermon sh, hoys 5 or under Dayton Floe) ‘o enforce Deputy | City authorized then in Ex - TEACHERS HERE § and 3 il post-| i 9 in three conspicuon Haines Precinct 1l be at the front t Office G'ven under sea) measure - Tt nd m W terman who are Catholies| to a pleasant sur when they want | rs m one | m wcee 1 loitering approach PR DANGCE IN NAT impromptu dance was held evening in the Natatorium many of the young paople a time - | MISS GOETZMAN TO GIVE | | PIANO RECITAL AT LIBERTY Isabelle S. Goetzman, | of piano, who Is organiz- of pupils on the land, will give a recital this eve ning at the Liberty theatre, Mis Goetzman comes from Yoris oo the Bmden the| were treated nr la. {to chureh and hear |their own langy Ex- |l R. Hubbard, | more than four ary Lo of r oI VISIT low | pg, boys 4 or 3 Glen Kirkham drd 12 or Verna under hand and 10th day my ollic this D. 1927 1) A F 1 Commissioner and Officio Probate Judge. H years publication, June 15, 1927, preached the sermon. publication, July 6, 1927. | About forty of the officers ymen of the Emden wl CLLTVHTL LT EPEDLL L RS atholics and who were off duty marched to the Catholie Church in formation. They occupied one | side of the church that wa rved for them On th side were a number of MARINE, AUTOMOBILE and RADIO BATTERIES “Insist on Quality” oAt L. N R Miss Cathari and Miss Lue on the Admiral They are from V | and are school t | chester, Pennsyly New Jersey, 3 will remain here for abou weeks. William N. C. Wad dleton, who has resided here dur ing the past 34 ye s an uncl of Miss Waddleton .o Advertising always pays. the columns of The Empire. Waddletor Ison arrived ers Monday ngton, D. C, in West and ( 16 b of t Sunday A | of | | under | Hill | sermon in The Rev who spent in Germany June - An last and had McLEAN, ' t t arie Fox 16 or under good First respectively t They four LERITTUL T LT Glen s, V Sack or yes I other | Us American 3 12 or “DRUSILLA WITH A T MILLION"”, LIBERTY Re — e girls 11 st, Hel i “Drusilla Wi skilful screen version of the Eliza hoth Cooper novel which gswept like a prairie fire over the hook {world a year or ago comes to the Liborty tonight, and it | proves a tasty dish of pathos and comedy starred up in just “the most appetizing proportions. With | an unusual plot, distinctive treat- | ment by Director F. <Harmon Woeight, and the splendid enter- | preattion of a cast headed by | Marjorie. Fox, 1st' | Mary Carr, Kenneth Harlan and | Margaret Pearce, | pPr a Bonner, “Drusilla” moves | Mary Pearce, Mary Radovich, 2nd.{on rolling up charm and fres) Relay rade, boys 10 or unde:|ness like a snowball. The who: sshen, Hdwards, Nichols, 1st; ] thing is as rofreshing as an oc Pusich, Doogan, Routsala, 2nd. ik Women's nail driving—Mrs. Gler Kirkham 1st, Mrs. J Johnson TONIGHT Million™ in it two Helan and spoon nnder-—Anna Radovich Marie 2nd, Mary Radovich 3rd. y irls 17 or under Annie Radovich, Gastineau Electric Co. PHONE 416 Nina Baroum Myrtle Fecro, Helen Pusich, The only tea whose flavor is completely protected - - kept fresh and fragrant from tea-garden to tea table. Five kinds of protection — all exclusively Schilling = for the true tea flavors known only in the Orient: (i) Twice-toasted - - the only way to unmask rich n flavors of a tea leaf. (2) Then the leaves sealed in vacuum (like your coffee) -- but sealed o \[/ HOT at its most - aromatic moment. >y FLLCERR LT EE T TR TR L P « 2nd, Mrs. Joe Riedi 3rd. Sack race, boys 10 or under— Glen Edwards 1st, Joe Riedi 2ud, Ted Doogan 3rd. Back race, boys 16 or under— Rex Fox 1st, Jimmy Doogan 2n, Roy Hill 3rd. Three logged race, boys 12 or under—Ernest Weschenfelder andd Glen Edwards 1st; Dickie Nichols| and Lloyd Guerin 2nd. H0-yard dash, g 15 or under —Margaret Pearce 1st, Mary R dovieh 2nd, Annie Radovich 3rd T0-yard h, boys 14 or undcr —RBugeéne Routsala 1st, Roy Hill Znd, Rex Fox 3rd. R y race, girls 13 or under— Africh, Radovich, Fecro, 1st; Iun- dell, Pearce, 2ud. Stout race Kifkham 1st, Mrs. 2nd. 80-yard dash, boys 15 or under ~—Roy Hill 1st, Jimmie Doogan, 2nd, Rex Fox ird. Relay race, boys 13 or under— Eugene Routsala’s team 1st; R Fox's team, 2nd. p i 50-yard dash, men over fifty— Felix Gray 1st, Frank Pcarce Znd Threelegged race, boys 15 o vnder—Douglas Maki ond George Guerin 1st, Rex Fox and Jim Doogan 2nd, Dick Nichcls and Ydoyd Guerin 3ri. i €0-rard dash, mz:: <t to L0 years DRUSILLA with « MILLION featuring KENNETH HARLAN, MARY CARR. FRISCILLA BONNER AND GREAT CAST A thundering drama that will clutch your heart — deli- cate comedy that makcs you glow inside — furious farce, with a twist to it — thrills — hope — love — charity — and a ctory of idealism greater than Polyanua! (3) The world’s only ind vacuum tin Cover - - - to protect it even the many grades of Crange Pekoe, only the choicest, most t, are blended with Pekoe in Schilling’s. (5) Your protects “you - - he returns your money instantly you don’t Tike Schilling’s best. Oran: Pekogf You keep the tea. Your money back if you don’t like Schilling’s best for tea=--with a after you open it. (4) Mrs. Glen Ted Doogan | \ ALSO SCENIC AND NEWS | ox MISS ISABELLE S. GOETZMANN In Piano Recital s 10 cents——20 cents—— 40 cents THE CLUB LUNCH R ROOM 1 ALASKA STEAM m. to 8 p. m. 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