The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 4, 1927, Page 7

o BARNEY GOOGLE THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1927. e —— By BILLE DE BECK FASHION SALONS NOW HAVE COCKTAIL wH“E THE VAN Horaie CARMEY'S MEWLY ACQUIRED RELATIVES WERE PACING THE DOCK 14 ILL CONCEALED ANGER AND DISGUST, Poor BARNEY ,WHOSE INTENTIONS WERE CF THE BEST, WAS HUSTIED T ELLIS (SLAND Te EXPLAWN T TME (MMIGRATION ARTHORVIES s DUTCH COSTUME /) AND SPARK PLUG . [y CANT A GUY DRESS Up LIvE i} M SORRY. BUY You L A DUTCHMAN (F HE WANTS Ta HY/\": S AR WITHOUT GETTING PULLED IN 2 U‘" (:;‘e oF VAN HORN CALL THE COMMISSIONER 8 FAMIN BEEORE o OUT WERE AND TELL T CAM RELEASE - HIM BRIC VAN 250, R 3 HORMN \WANTS €72 3 o gt ™ To SEE nita o -7 / R\%‘;‘\}' | CALL LY (AY KU House M g Features Syndicate, Inc, Great Britain rights reserveet -Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. Weather Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, begrnning 4 p. m. today: Probably showers tonight and LOCAL ime— p. m. yest'y a, m. today oon today 30.12 30.09 30.13 64 52 60 Barom. Tempn. Humidity Wind Velocity P | Compact Part of Woma Equipment for Ju F - Bureau £ Friday;ge DATA Weather | NW 10 Cldy W W 57 87 CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS T YESTERDAY ome Bethel fanana t. Paul utch Harbor Sodiak “ordova Juneau ikan Piibce Rupert R on et >ortlan San ¥ NOTE: Observations at Juneau Prince Seattle, Portland and m., Juneau time. “The pressure remain nd' moderately high pouthward Light poast and near the Gulf Alas districts except the extreme Sout mains clear Temperature chang San ¥Fraic low Southea showers in of - DOUGLAS | NEWS HOME AGAIN | {1 | Arvo and Visno W rrived his morning on the gasboat Eagle romi. Warm Springs Bay, wheroe they have spent the last two monts camping with their pare Mr. and Mrs. Wahto expect to r eturn home in the near future. | - ! ON THE ALAMEDA Idwina Martison pected home on the Alameda ne aturday, She has been traini { tife Providence Hospital at attle. | ito Mi —— e | LEFT ON THE VIRGINIA Mrs. Charles Fox and daughter | Marte, left on the Virginia IV last evening. They are making the round trip to Chichagof. Mr. Fox | is purser on the Virginia, | ———— Lakes of Minnesota ' Too Many to Count| ST. PAUL, Minn.,, Aug. 4.— Minnesota, “and” of ten thousand lakes,” may be too modest in its| [hoast. Listing the lakes for-distribu tion of infant fish, Thatldeus Su ber of the State Fish and Game Department has found three of Minnesota’s 87 counties with! more than 1,000 lakes apiece and several with mot® than 509, and he estimates a total greater than the vaunted 10,000, The lakes never have been counted accurately because of their abundance in northern wild- erness counties, and Cook County near the Canadian line has 200 lakes not even named e AGED FRENCH MARQUISE KNEW LOUIS XV'S CRONY PARIS, Aug. 4.—The acquaint- ance of a small girl with an old man spans a century and a half of history. The venerable Marquise de Cas- tellage, mother of Count Boni de Castellane, was the little girl Years. ago she was acquainted ‘with the Marquis of Laigle, who died’ in 1860 at the age of 102. Once at a garden party he said to the child, “When you are old don’t forget that you met a man who' hunted and played cards with Louis the Fifteenth.” Louis XV died in 1774, before the American Revolution, but to- r-in Paris salons the Marquise de Castellone is sometimes heard 1o remark, “A friend of Louis XV [ cice told me =0 and so.” 5WARM OF BEES GIVES HORSE A MERRY CHASE LERLIN, Aug. 4.—A swarm of Decs tried to cluster on the tail in | for TODAY ™ 8t 8am Weather s than 10 1anes Itupert, isco are made at 4 a the eastern Alen trn Alaska and the fallen near 1. Cloudin heast where th ather » been unimportany of a horse 1 butcher w north ¢ horse proc excited but least ten minute ples of wild west frantic anima'® succe Ing"itse!f of the d butcher edqed to help! bucking. The ded in free wagon and gal down the eanwhile the fire bri called out. It started pursuit with the Praying the wheney After th halt mile driven and exhausted horse WARNS PEDESTRIANS OF POISON IN DUST CLEVELAND, Aug. 4.—A now peril been discovered to harass the pedestrian reet dust raised by I contains enough produce a case of le it inhaled in considerable quan- tities, Dr. H. L Cleve- land * Health Commissioner, dis- covers wvenne =4 Mrs, Osa Johnson never forgot where her rifle was while [ %0 a movie expedition through darkest Africa. Neither did she forget where her compact was, and she kept beautiful on hard \est marches, She’s shown with her hushand, Martin Johnson, v e+ By ELMER CLARK,\ International Hiustrated News Staff Correspondent, B EW YORK (I-N-N).—Back into the jungles again will go N Mrs. Osa Johnson, armed with large bore rifles, a movie camera, and, oh, yes!—her compact, Mrs. Johnson is partner of her husband, Martin Johnson, in the business of taking movies of big game. Quite a business has it become, too. There are half a dozen expeditions now in ‘Africa, the far North, mid-Asia, and in the South Seas making ““nature movies.”’ Producers have found quite a demand for them. An expedition of several years duration in the wilds may, cost one or two hundred t} and, dollars, but there’s a steady, demand for movies screened in na- ture’s own, and the returns on in- vestment compare favorubly | money invested in super ! spectacles, Several of the expedit are belgg undervritten by tl e hot 1 15l hind quar- in hose a y horse’s the } chase the the automo lead to d polsoning each night. Her freshness today testifies to the faithfulness in which labored. She looks more like a freshle than a daring Rockwood 3 Jobnson's film portrays the mfl‘flebwm{"i"‘l ; others a ete jungle life of the lion and Tha lead comes from autome.' To¥e by adventurers “on t. It 1s expected to be of & e ¢ ’'| She and her husband are in New of interest to movie audiences. which the metal is used, the doc-| York now finishing laboratory work Long espeditions into the wilder- tor says. He scooped up and a on a film they spent four year: hezs were ngcedeary to get ‘cdrtan lyzed dust samples from two busy| British East Africa getti shots. Cleveland intersections paring to return to the jus On one trip her husband became The ordir pedestrian nsed| DUrNE that time M ; :ngrossed in his ecmera to note bk e $Bp. Bockwdnsh kept her school ]gnl ige In the wind. A lion smelled for he foed 10t breathe enodPREI a0 e NRFISAL sy e a charged, Mrs. Johneon widhe reathe enough| prought along her compa swung her rifle into action.- The street dust to hurt him. But| vanity case. Boast fall Within ten Tedt ot Kok hus: traffic policemen and garage “It was my wish to remain band, dead with a single bullet in his workers tinkering' “with dusty| prétty emough to keep my hus- head. motor cars are advised to fill| bend, to whom I have been mar Johnson turned to pay his homage their lungs with clean air at ev-| Tled seventeen ye Al to his wife. ery opportunity. “I gpent half an hour on my tolict He discovered her stralghtening o g Damage by Rats Is every evening.” her mussed hair with one hand and Costly in Moscow gr of i Every blemishing travel stain was . tempering the blush of excitement removed, every hair was put in place with a powder puff held in the other. drama and music would be aided |be taken for granted, mocks the is esti-|from the fund. | Gazette, it provisions ‘are The fund wouid be raised by to tically applied tine for infrigement of copyrights | it 2 and by taxes on the sale of books | and other works. . 1t expecied that creating the fund will be passed at the next session of Parllament | lin Octobef. Many deputi have | declared themselves in fayor m‘i it. MOSCOW, Aug. 4.—It mated that Moscow has 2,000,000 Fats—one to every inhabitant. At| a minimum of one half copeck| daily, per rat, the authorities! figure the damage dome by the animals at 1,800,000 rubles | ($900,000) yearl On holidays when shops. are closed, rats disport fhemselve in show-windows of most of “the State food-stores, indifferent to the crowds generally to be found in front of the windows. They fraternize with the cats intended for their extermination. ever Crows at Ander -——adv is the bilt| — The Richest Ice Ceram Sold in Junean is the S. & F. CREAMS which contain more Butter Fat than any other Cerams, by test and by taste, served at the Juneau Music House Alaskdn Hotel Hellan’s Pharmacy Arctic Pool Hall Rhodes Cafe Douglas Pool Hall Olympic Pool Hall Mrs. Hooker’s Tea Parlor - e — 0DD PARADOXES SEEN | IN BERLIN PENAL CODE BERLIN, ‘Aug, 4. — Prov A valuable Iibrary of more than|which not even a legally t 20,000 volumes was found to have|mind would ever consider been destroyed by, the rodents in|plicable are contained in Orieckovo-Zulevo, a mearby town.|draft for the new Penal Code of jGermany, the Frankfurt Gazette holds. * As a glaring paradex No. 54 is) {mentioned, according to which a PARIS, Aug. 4. — M. Bdouard |criminal sentenced to death or Herriot, minister of Education, hos|] imprisonment may s0 bhe a plan to encourage art, science|declared permanently unfit' to fill and literature. any public post. No. 57, going M. Herriot's scheme is the es-'still further, empowers the court tablishment of a national fund fo[to supplement a desth sentenco encourage creative work. It pro-|by prohibiting the condemned in- vides for the donation of purses,|dividual from voting, either for- prizes and even subsidies, to de-|ever or for from two to ten ing persons. Municipal t years. atres, schools of painting, :hel Life after death must certainly HERRIOT HAS PLAN TO FAVOR FINE ARTS S. & F. CONFECTIONS Wholesale, Phone 16 ner =S, COMMISSIONER., AV HUSBAND WEARING THAT COSTUME WAS JUST ONE. OF (NS WHIMS PLEASE TELL HiM HIS UNCLE AT COUSIAS ARE HERE AND -~ A( 72 COME HOME ¢ — N 8 & OF PERSONAL DAINTY RN LACY WEAR - - - You CAN BE SUKE " | WETAKE GRERT CARE.g T laund understand We wear ent u first doe out lot the spot of the re- upon oppor < o | PHONE CONNECTIONS WITH 17 COUN ! MAYOR YOR OF VISITS DETROIT me Cod ment Code SUABIAN VILLAGE! O? Czar Is Found‘ (Continued from Page One.) 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