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

DOUGLAS NEWS L] PUSICHS HAVE NEW SON born at baby Ann's cvening Pusich two boys the family are hoy Hospital to Mr. Ajbouncing was at ‘hr t o'cldek a5t Mrs, Mike riva) make girls in principal Both doing ly s RETURNS TO nic HOSPITAL acute il cavged Mrs, Guy Smith (o to St. Amn’s hospital last night for a continuance of tres ment, after home in Doug spent at the A’ sudden relapse- of nesy retwrn las followin hospital - > —— SUFFERS MINQR INJURIES Lge Johngon, bull-dozer at Aladka Juneau, suffered turé of his collar struck by the bar with whic was. barring down rock fro chute while at his work ye a consequence he will b spend a fow days leisur in the Kilburn hou - s 8 will be open even- i n the 9th of this month for ' the accommodation of thel trade. | adv! CGOLDSTEIN'S EMPORIUM | >oo NOTICE In the United Gta er’s Court (Ex Officio l’mbnn1 t for the District of Al aska, Juneau Commissic 5 Precinct. In the Matter of the tion 3 ME AN « fied | that July 2 mindst drew Letter for jon bon b he| m d to at his home [ | | Roberts ad An that appointed »f the estate of dece Admini 1id day Melle. of were person having 8 aid est required to with proper ; (6), months from date of thi motfce, to me at my office in the Seward Building, Juneau, Ala ed Juneau, Alaska,, July ame, | within pre voucl he ROBE Administ July 2, July R. E First publication, Last publication, DURFIRST BATH TUB 30, | s | In 1842 a man by the name of Thempson, a prominent resident of Cincinnati, borowed the idea| from” Lord John Russell, of F lantl, and had the fi Amer made baih tub installed in home. On Christmas day, having a| party of gentlemen to dinne exhiibited the new marvel to tl land gave an exhibition of its usel| and four of them risked plunges| inth it. The next day all Cinc| ti heard of it and the local pers opened their column to violent disc On the one hotinced as an epicur nogious toy K igned to corrupt th bintplicity of the on :the other hand led by the med zerous to he It was the r dent Millard Fillmore the’ bath tub recogni epectability in the United States. [While he was still Vice President, in March, 1850, he visited Cin- cinati on a stumping tour, and inspected the original Thompson ub: Fillmore was entertained in this. house and, according to ;amberlain, his biographer, took| bath in the tub. Experiencing no ill effects, he became an ar- dent advocate of the new inven- tion, and on succeeding to the Presidency at Taylor's death, July , 1850, he instructed his Secre- ary of War, General Charles M Jonrad, to invite tenders for the uction of a bath tub in the House. This action, for a moment, re- ived the old controversy, and its ppponents 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 zot along without any such mon- ar¢hial luxuries. But Congress, isregarding all this clamor, duly alled for bids, and the contraet lwas presently awarded to a firm of 'Philadelphia engineers, who lproposed to furnish a tub of thin ast iron, capable of floating the largest man. This was installed early in 1851 and remained in serviee in the White House until the first Jleveland administration, when the . present enameled tub was tituted. The example of the [President soon broke down all hat remained of the old oppesi- tion, and by 1860, according to newspaper advertisements of the time, every hotel in New k had a bath tub, and some two and even three. GEO. B. RICE Plumbing and-Heating h was de-| an and ob was attac, al faculty as dan- th nust | fay marnin IRH ’ tes Commission-| 3 llhe 25th day of June, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG B¢ Y Thar o7 S WHERE'S PRIZE SURRC WORTH 10,000 T WANT To SI2E Wi op g 1 @ How mouw\‘fl@@efecu \ (F SOMEONE GANE NOL A FARM UIKE TAIS — A 306-ROOM MANSION | 10 FARM BUILDINGS g | MOST MODERN TWPE 5000 CHICKENS 1Q0 HEAD OF Horsgs 50 MULES A0 Py BulLS 300 Cows 108 PiGs . 1500 Sueep A PEACH ORCHARD APPLE ORCHARD ‘2 ACRES OF CORMLWHBAT.CATS ETC - | NOW YOu KNOW How BARNEY FEELS { JULY 9, 1927. By BILLE DE BECK WHEW - $10.000 % BY GoLLY, WE'D \\MJE o GET MO ANY OF e SANDWICHES ! TH AT WE WON'T Hunr-- 1 THE YONE OR. FABRIC |@ OF YOUR SHIRT :- | HE laundry this from only thing removes your shirt is the soil. Your shirt will last longer and give more enjoyment by the and span feeling yom | Douglas Lhu rch Ser ri('os oftizers t and drove on - - < SOVIET TOWNCAD CZAR tion for tiis church column| recoived by The Bmpire| eity than 10 o’clock Satur : to guarantee change #f sermon topics, Not Ukrs y Empe part of th and the fter Odo on be later founde in the nth ek only not Nin largest Sea port emainin in the boars the nam czars of ortance till the ovict Union which Douglas Preshyterian Native of one Of Mission Sunday Schooi Sermon at - - APPOINTED FISH WARDEN hedn 30 p. 3:15 p. m 7:00 p. m.-— Thursday k prayer service All cordially rvices m Mid- | : has are weleome to fon the v ['tor Sitka { tioned, patrolling the mund ] waters on the gasboat Gloria, FoH -+ Blier en, formo nt Comm r of the [ Tuegion of Alaska, {on the Vir .. | chagoff. Luke’s Episcopal Church ] whe ta- Douglas Catholic h " Catholic services chapel in joining sury tem resi- th new old in the the porary Depar Ameriea i bank | today | | ponpe P>, Louis T. Jc ¢nat of the / al Association, n afrived n Women’s nia - 1V from ( + <o Advertising aiways pavs. celumns of The Evening | th 30 o'clock! Pray and Sermc Congregational Community Church HAMMOCK, Lay Pastor hool 10:20 to 11:30 gular .uu«ll\ se to veryone invited. - - RED FOX GETS DRUNK ON MASH [Tnterior Ofllrms Find In- toxicated Fox on Road —It Recovered. (Fairbanks News Miner). an a fox be arrested for ap on a public highway in condition? This ques- agitating local legal circles although it ean only be ed from a ‘technical as as. the culprit made good ape with the connivance of Marshal Lynn Smith and Deputies John J. Buckley and Pat O’'Con- nor. \ The officers were driving out| toward Harding Loke yesterday when they came upon a red fox, which. was performing astonishing | wmaneuvers in the middle of the| road. It was weaving'and stagger- ing about the road in much t! same manner as a Saturday nigh!- | er who has dalbed too long with | as daltied t : i Alaska Stoam Laumlry post-prohibition liquid Thinking | the animal was poisoned, !h'-i PHONE 15 marshals got .out of the ear to investizate. FOR SUNDAY NIGHT They soon found out the error| ¢ LILIES OF THE STREETS able law that everything given SMASHING DRAMA must sooner or later be returned! held true in the case of the gay Piercing the hidden by-ways of crime; revealing the hideous face that hides behind the smiling mask of the young fox. It returned to natur:, in gencreus measure what was criminal who nreys on women! STARRING nature's, More explicitly it re- JOHNNIE WALKER—VIRGINIA LEE turned the beer mash which it had found somewhere nearby, had ‘eat- CORBIN AND BIG CAST PACEMAKER COMEDY AND PATHE NEWS OPENS THE SHOW Men’s Summer Suits CLEANEDTO 1.LOOK LIKE NEW PALM BEACH SUT silk flannels and all summer suits per- fectly eleaned by our safe process. Spots and stains removed and whole garment freshened and renewed. No after-odor. Prompt service. Phone for wagon. tion toda suiis, NOTICE 0% HEARING FINAL : The undorsugu-d, haviug on 1927, fited his final account as administrator with the will annexed of the es- tate of Marcus . Russell, de- ceaged, in tha Probate Court of Junean Precinct, Alaska, notice fs hereby given to all heirs, creditors or other persons inter- ested in said estate, that Thurs- day, Aungust 25, 1927, at 10 o'clock In the morning of said day, at the office of the United States Commissioner, in the United States Court Honse, in the City and Precinct of Junean, Territory of Alaska, is the time ¥ Juncau | Ketchikan elected at | 1 meeting at \\'jx\h- | | YUKON RIVER GIVES UP i | | (Fairbanks | Dufres T L e R UU U T LT T T Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. Weather Bureau ceast for Juneaw and vicinity, beginning 4 p. m. today: 1 tonight and Sunday;moderately southerly windi LOCAL DATA Bnom Temn. Humdity Wind Velocity 30.11 54 87 SE 14 30 06 51 95 ] 5 30.05 54 84 S 14 CABLE AND RADIO RI‘POR"“ ERDAY — o ||m\\ Weather Misting Misting Cldy fime— 1 pim. yesi'y 4 a m to Ncon today . Rupert * e %0 » new pn\l- Less than 10 miles. Prince are made Observations rtland and San neau time, Rupert, at 4 a. Edmonton, m. and 4 at Juneau Francisco Th and lower near iderably over the North Pacific Unsettled weather with light 1y throughout Alaska. with fog in over the ocean near the fif lower in,northern and eastern pressure i hest in w Island. It has fallen cor fisen in the Interior. ers prevails gener wnd eonsiderable v Temperatures are stern Oregon INTERIOR PIONEER DIES BODIES OF CHILDREN | | The and Char- | oy Juns | body of Frank cf the Interior, in cabin in Grachl, suburb, recently. Ho wa the evening before the discovery of his body. He died in his bed from - quring the night. It is pot known whether he not. He Marois, pio 8 of Ge founil urgland, mi; vere found this morning (June 27) in the Yukon rive it !m‘\ Yikon, said a wire received by al Lynn Smith Hiam Butler. ars old, re jast v inc his eun and Cha en near fthe | v evening of the fous ‘ ter they had failed| Mrs. Pearl Burford is returniug home within a faw (o Juncaw to make her home and s feared they had been | Will arrive on the Princess Loulse _ . i | tonight was un- | bodies. nth to, roturn hours it wa drowned wediately able to e e - McCormick is return- on the Dorothy Alex attending school m find the New Kathleen | ing home WARDEN SEIZES FURS MPIRE HAS THE L/\llf‘- MOST UP-TO-DATE AND JQUIPPED JOB PRINTING IN ALASKA. A wire rec hal Lynn Arthur J stated that e ha er skins and that had been The ‘seizure kuk Station Miner). ived by U.'S. Mar- Smith from Deputy kman at N ime Warden T confiscated 24 muskr illegally made |lllIIlIIIIIIIIIllllIIIl"llllllllll"llllllllll | EXIDE MARINE, AUTOMOBILE and RADIO BATTERIES “Insist on Quality” Gastineau Electric Co. PHONE 416 was 014 papers for sale at Tie Empire. BRITT’S COD LIVER OIL TABLETS An Excellent Tonic that has no disagreeable taste. Phone 25 Free Delivery WRANGELL SHINGLES WE CARRY A LARGE STOCK OF THIS FAMOUS BRAND AND ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOU Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. and place set for the hearing of objections to said .account and the settlement thereof. DAN RUSSELL, Administrator with the will annexed . of the estate of Marcus E. Russell, deceased. First publication June 25, 1927. lasg plflmequpn July 23, 1&21 10——20———40————cents ALSO PIANO RECI‘TAL By Miss Isabelle S. Goetzman ALASKAN HOTEL MODERN REASONABLE RATES Dave HouseL, PrRoP. ! THE l conscious of aon put it on, after it p through our proc cleanliness. ALASKA STEAM LAUNDRY PHONE 15 o ot CLUB LUNCH ROOM to 8 . JELICH, Open 6 a. m m. Il TE Progrietor In Sandwich Spread Cheese Limburg .\'nlm-lhiug New SPECIAL SALE on CANNED GOODS Giovanetti’s GROCERY PHONE 3-8-5 American Spread Swiss Spread Swiss Pimento Spread Tl ELIABLE TRANSFER Phone 149 Res. 148 COURT Y aad QD0D SERVICE Our Motto GARBAGE HAULED AND LOT CLEANING G. A. GETCHELL, Phone 109 or 149 G 0Z. JARS—45 CENTS Spreads like butter—suitable for lunches and picnics NITARY GROCERY The Store PHONE | { | That | i { | | | [ 83 P'leases and 85 l J. Searick Jeweler and Oplician ol Watches J& Diamondy Silverware THE NIFTY | SHOPPEE FRONT STREET | | KIDDIES NIFTY DRESSES A P | THE MPIRE MOST I BE 12 HAS THE UP-TO-DATE UIPPED JOB PRIN | PLANT IN ALASKA ] P — | S. &F. SWEET—FRESH L \H( We Now Supply Dealers thh SEATTLE ICE CREAM S. & F. ICE CREAMS 8. & ¥. CONFECTIONS ELMER BE. SMITH Phone No. 537. \ ,-----------,,-m,.,----,-,-----,,mm.,m.. \ Henry the F ourth | Cigar (For Discriminating Smokers) ARISTOCRATS—10¢, long filler, foil wrap- ped; BON TONS—2 for 25¢, foil wrapped; KINGS—15¢ straight; EXCEPTIONALS— 3 for 50¢, foil wrapped. At All Dealers H. F. PRESTON, Alaska Agent | SR PR S A 1A G SAVE ONE DOLLAR Buy a Meal Ticket at Rhodes Cafe. each one purchased. RHODES CAFE You save a Dollar on STAINLESS STEEL CUTLERY Robeson SurEdge Genuine Stainless Steel - Cutlery never needs scouring—Also Robeson Pocket Knives are built for long service and satisfaction Thomas Hardware Co.