The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 21, 1927, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE: ‘THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1927. DOUGCLAS 4 UNDAHSTAND . ; BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG By BILLE DE BECK I WonoeR Wwhar \JAN HORN WANTED To AS / {\)nfl T Q€ CHEERFUL AW SHO DOK MRV TS 1S MR G M ARG PART (N THIS LONG &S i { NE W/S MISTAH I il GOOGLE NO L n | ALMA TO TAKE PICNICERS * I’;J'n\v'nl’ the we 3} Bastern i@ Sunday unced with haj Alma ha ke ather clears up 0 o'clock in nd Juncan an bhalf hou - EEDLE WORK DISPOSED OF L, AND TELL HAT NOu VE { The bed-spread and 1d by Mrs, ust Olson for it prdefit of the atholic eht L disposed of Friday EEAUT}ES the Liberty thea uy show. g DA p fa pill Ty EXSS DISPOSES OF HOME, FAMILY TO REMOVE, STATES Tom Ne ha ll|v on Third s{ family en et time herée he e, Nr. and Mr ewcomers to lew owners i, Cochre for expect foundry R ARE MOVED UP-TOWN and Mrs (it A E. hafy- i on house,” also el - ETCHIKAN PEOPLE TO DEVELO beautiful that judge both to £ ntie City, Reveinpment Cannette as alternate. leecs gold mi e } continued, it wa egterday by Joseph hb, with Alex Adkin ofe, J. S. Pitcher and L. C aye ized the Delom fine ¢ompany The property, formorly sckman and company. ed in 1905 when & romine tern company mining expert west to deovel he .claim. Upon hi '7 < hut down th ter 0. CRF ip until that time, Hii owned neident to is being borne by a etival 3 i on whicii Where President Coolidge Is Spending His Vacaiion in bbbl ded Sl bl bbbt dob b Rl b b el b b B B bl B e 4 E O N NEEELES‘ HIGHWAY 0 \ Miss Phyllis Hunt (left) and Miss Lucille Cannette are so in Biloxi’s bes Miss Hunt goes as ‘‘Miss Biloxi,’’ Miss ty contest decided to send 2 (International Newsreel.) = = ¥ SYLVAN LAKE z President Coolidge’s vacation in|running by the front lawn of the ol State Game Lodge which has become the Black Hills of South Dakota has e wamier White Soneds. 520 Kl ich more than sporty trout to most alive with rainbow trout, as nd 1t to an overworked exec- the President discovered early in the tal trout can be|morning of his first day there. K w’m'fl: fhe o For rug. | Nowby are other trout streams, o 8 AR TU8" | sylvan Lake encircled by sheer walls scenic beauty and restful pano- nas few places in the United States of rock, the famous Needles Highway f with 1its “Cathedral Spires” and ‘can equal this Black Hills country. towering piles of rock formation so close to the road in places that there BE BRImw . GroR R, | He TronONnVA Lo oo sl only a_ single car to fivate trous pressrve the QUM- | yyiggle between them. There is the ; 4 a tumbling stream | natural beauty of Strawberry Gulch ladd Golor to o scenes. ~ - btd et Mvadiion: . o' ooal Mbabiscpr ok S Mo & and Spearfish Canyon; Mount Roose- velt and Rushmore Mountaln whers Sculptor Gutzon Borglum will carve the Leads of Washington, Lincoln, Jefferson and Roosevelt as a natlonal memorial; the little town of Dead- ‘wood, famous for the cxploits of Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane; Lead, which -boasts the world's largest gold mine, and Custer, named for the famous Indian fighter. The region is a playground for bufalo, elk, bears and mountain sheep and goats, and bard riding cow punchers HELL PWOBLY REA GO BAGK FOR - HE AIN'T GIVING ME RS TNk I 2 AFFAIR OF G v 5 WRONG - WHY He CERIAWLY 6 KNOW WHAT WAS MVSTERIOUS ABOVT T WITH AN EXPLANATION ? 10 WHAT ARE 5 - TOMIGHT == o SQULARE DEAL X QUGHT DID YOV 3 G 7 AT Nou MAKE ME CHANGE PLACES W S0 SUDDEALY WITHOUT COMING ACRQS WE'LL. "Do” YOUR- COLLARS GrooD AS NEW- WE'RE SURE THIS LAUNDRY 3 WiLL PLEASE You .- g i,i( A ( TICALLY all well omed men wear ry rate is ihout hi <o LARKIN-KELLUM - SATMON BRO cundred p the Black Hills Rl de B e dededode dedededendesdosdedediadoofeodole o e e ol ~CATHECRAL SPIRES Between the summer White Howes | in the hills and Rapid Ci tho summer executive offices have | been established, there is only o means of public transportation. Twe | is furnished by ‘the Black I(We Transportation company, 10 White observation busces w.h dally “Scenlc Circle” trips perso: conducted around the Black A mnew elx-cylinder, 100-horscp:wer | White Motor bus has been rcweived for the use of the Presidlent, Lis of- ficial party, distinguished visitors umug:w u:_r_rwomh. 2 Famous Table Idle I | repairs operaitng | » Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. Forccast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning 4 p. m. today: nowers tonight and Friday; LOCAL DATA ity Wind Veloeity " .. moderate southerly wind Barom. Temn. Hur Weather 30.16 60 Cdy 3025 53 { 3 Cldy 3 5 E Rain CABLE AND RATIO REPORTS KRDAY | TODAY ™ m. §am. Precip. 8am Velocity 24 hrs, Weather 0 Clear 18 ) Clear 0 0 0 0 0 I than 10 mies, NOTE: Observatior and , Juneau time. San ¥ranci are Rlupe I made at a. m. and 4 Kodiak and i western Aleutian coagt to Ketchi st in the ocean south of bia co and in the om Koliak along the ails in the extreme southwestern por ither over the remainder of the Ter fallen at Nome and risen at Dutch The pressure is low British Co fallen ather pr d fair we rature ha the R R Z0UNDS! FANS HONOR UMPIRE A thousand fans marched upon and snrrmmdcfl Bob Hart, veteran National League umpire, at the Braves Field, Boston. Did they carry murderously poised pop bottles, decayed vege- tables, veteran eggs? Nay, they came to honor Caesar, not to bury him. The thousand were from Lowell, Mass,, Hart's home town, The Mayor of Lowell, Thomas J, Corbett, is sh‘m\'n pre- senting the umpire (right) with jewelry as a testimonial of the ’:”y 8 cateed. (Internations Ilustrated News § and ! 20 persons. Until rece wus used every After Century’s Use been for nearly 400 il years, by the poor pilgrims who CANTERBURY, Eng., July 21.[came to Canterbury to One of the most famous tables | shrine of Thomas a, Becket in England is in disuse awaiting|who had the rightt a f after centuries of service.|and board, and a few pence It ig the poor pilgrims’ table in|day. St Thomas’ Hospital i The table, which stands in nm\ o 1o refectory of the hospital, iz of|the colu i G The Plumber Protec.ts the Health of the Nation Choose vour Plumber as you would your physician, The Doctor Cures—The Plumber . Prevents. “CRANE"” HARRI MACHINE SHOP HEATING SHEET METAL WORK doubt that ac- or 0o many well nen in Juneau hay- their collars laundered our constantly growing Jllar department ALASKA STEAM LAUNDRY PEONE 15 THE CLUB LUNCII | ROOM i FRESH RANCH EGGS 3 DOZEN to 8 p. m. Daily| SPECIAL SALE on CANNED GOODS Giovanctti’s GROCERY PHONE 3-8-5 THIS WEEK N ReviapLe TrAansFER ONLY Phone 149 Res. 148 Cour ad0D ¢ Our Motlo { GARBAGE HAULED AND LOT CLEANING G. A. GETCHELL, Phone 109 or 149 and I'ARY GROCERY The Store Thal i'leases PHONE 83 and 85 I.J. Suarick Jeweler and Oytician Watches 1 onds w77 TRE "~ Silverware 'l‘lll‘: Nl[."l‘Y 1 SHOPPEE 1 FRONT STRERT TING| | KIDDIES NIFTY DRESSES | EMPIRE 1IAS OST UP-TO-DATE JUIPPEL JOB *RIN IN ALASKA TH can buy vegetable of cercals, hak extracts, ete. If concerned with pro- ty he will give brand at the of a first-class brand, which of course is more costly to you in the end. Know your grocer’s policics. Mark brands he features. In tion will prove that we handle mly established brands - rands of known qualitys-and them at as low prices as you have to pay for the in- ferior. sever- of FUne SWANSON BROS. (Formerly Hammer’s Grocery) s oo 0 g Dt TR LA . e e A SAVE ONE DOLLAR Buy a Meal Ticket at Rhodes Cafe. each one purchased. RHODES CAFE e e S it You save a Dollar on West Coast Hemlock In 1921 West Coast and Alaska Hemlock was little known to the country at large. Today it is recognized as one of the Nation's important wo This rapid development has come through proof of worth by actual use. HEMLOCK Used once will be favored for Flooring, Finishing, Siding, Studding, Framing, Boards and Boxes, Plank, Dock Timbers, Wears Evenly—Practically No Pitoh Beautiful Grain--Hardens as it Ages % STRONG—LIGHT—DURABLE—May We Explain Further? Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc.