The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 24, 1927, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1927. By BILLE DE BECK GENTLEMEN \mlFM ) MY° POOR - NEP m_w ERIC \ VAN HORN "t BARNEY GOOGLE AND ¢ 1EVERY GRAD LIVING AFTER FIFTY YEARS MONTPELIER M earthed ion nt LD You FORE ) VERY \ WELL Ym,\“ \ TS AFRAIR 1S GETTING SERIOUS = [ THOUGHT THE MAT TER WAS CLOSED WHEN THE OFFICER LEFT NESTERDAY BUT EVIDEATIY THE CwiE 2 ot WANTS MoRE CONCLUSIVE EVIDENGE » THERE ARE FOUR ALIENISTS DOWNSTAIRS VE GQT To LET THE? SEE "ERIC OR THEY LL SUSPECT ME . FIRST, T AM GOING Te T SIGN THO PAPERS « ARNEY LOST WIS : FIRST CHANCE FOR ; FReedDom YESIERDAY WHEN SusPIcion S PROMPTED HIM T& | ¥ “TURN ON THE DETECTWE WHO HAD BEEA SENT T INNESTIGATE THe CASE . “The OETECTVE , WHO AT FIRST HAD SIDED WITH BARNEY, LATER A AGREED WITH HOMERIC i = IMAT Lo ER \ Ang pelier Seminary Ta } two with A SRIRT THATS WASHED AND IRONED WITW CARE: AWELL-GROOMED MAN | 1S PLEASED YO WEAR, iithough WHocm&GEDTHm inity of three HIS “NEPHEW'S® MIND WAS DNBALANCED” the other record is |by the W. H. Nelson Ryegate, Vt., one of | bers, Joln, was val \wu In the last six y ns Mave sent four davghter son to tho institutic s May was valec in 196 an F'HT E’WD R et e o st ALASKA STEAM LAUNDRY PHONE 15 whos and Mrs. ( , Van Wi harlos 1kle, St e IN PHONING YOUR GROCER and the fourth sister, sident eof the Cl i Miss Edna Holden, [of 1029 Mac Doughty, RECOVERING : ; : : . 5y S D e 2 3t M. Warner, G > g - ; % ‘ 0 ’ yle, John Seymour city Zynda , Ketchikan R Attaches Airplane Thal Hit His Cows Aug. 24.—-An airplanc | on with cows has ! { French judiciai comedy in which { airmen and a farmer arg at odd. RIS s | { Bread unl of Butter an of Milk— Ask him to include bottle or two of e | P 10 0 e Saonry WoOoRMAIY whio 3 Y Canal been scriously ill with ptomaine : poigoning, i5 on the road to re-| covery. Cockburn PARIS, Giicn g dashing Worid AT WaS - - : : 4 “ahy, n tournan . ! ; 1 3 ‘ VISITING BROTHER s : : e WL S , At Dunkirk the London-Brussc @ e ¢ o eral ceremony was at-| NOTICE OF JIBARING FINAL | qir jiner with ten pa te ’I" i ACCOUNT aboard came down in a o field and ran into two cow ettt o filod farmer had .Iw In.\' ‘llw ; illed. Mo |v|u||\m!) drew administrator| il ‘Inl of expent i gt e es the two cows he added US IS €91 the item of one ficld Of ClOVEr AN | & e ceems s et oead Probate Court fory The | | presented it to the pilots. The recinct, Aluska, notice ; A i s ¢ pilots argued and wouldn't pa to all heirs, | s Tho farmer went off to the sea persons inter- " | CONSTIPATION ald @ at| % 2 5 & QUICKLY cause most of them arc making V{7 finally had to put up security be X . their first attempt at teaching school: Elizabeth Fraser is going ; gt Vit it il s : the Uniteq|fore the indignant farmer would | § Carter's Little Liver Pills B v ihnia. Point. nest. Petets : e A & "llet them board the machine and | Purely Vegatable Laxative ; . | Statq ¢ e move the howels free from burg; Helen Lindstrom to Strav L it bain and ungleasan after ” THE ’I()”l,n : : ict of Juneau, Territory berryPoint; Vivian Lindstrom relieve the syste B of constipas caused A | [ GREEN RIVER 's | “You'll Like It” on ol o : ; | Martin Olson Admiral Evans, non, Wash., Mon will spend a few with his brother, and family ng. iy clover | T e cow up a| i3 ¥ B T i 't ‘ A signed, having on the ved on Mount fierroon, weeks August from visi Olson PR wos v y four]t 3 Peter draped in VW bearin Abnve the threa rohy wly with Immeadiately 1fd the hearse the favorit 101 f the deceased, ‘“‘“acred walked alone iven other id estate, 192 ‘;@J foilowlng girls aro 7,y Awaiting for the begin e “8chool term poxt mor anxious ng of b lanes red:torg or tly > . cleanest place ' in none. . Bergmann Beoamih: Rica Nieme to the time and place| which cause that < 3! and aching member they are a doctor's pree mpar . Anchorage; Aili Kronquist Gastifieau e e S AR e femitye to Bllamar; and Elsie Edmiston Timble, Beattle: Ge b b i ts 25¢ani T5¢ Red Packages. to Healy River e g S : s % g | | & : o 3 Dzl BoK H. B i ‘ CARTER! "WPILLS B o P 5 ] . 4 paa ice M. A. Teuny and AT LIBERTY TONIGHT : b Wendel Tenny, 8 Muller, Seattle J. L, Myers, T The bar | Room. Al ount and the set- Dining ~adv for LI FEVRE vith the will an-| wife, state of George att J ng deccased ation, Aug publication, Sept Texag; P e it PATHFINDER Rubber Footwear S ) We‘try to make buying pleasant E know you will trade where o best sorvice and Therefore we o best of every- #00ds zt the fairest During the filming of “The Man | 14, 19 orthe Box,” tha Warner I lassic of the Screen, yd. Chaplin, which is opening he Liberty tonicht, there wa parade flitting to and from et that would send any gamb flashing over to his broker's to Jplace a large order for stock in y good bed-spring company. Syd's firs tpicture for Warner S said to be the funniest thi he has ever done, surpassing is- previous successes; and brop- men of his company, who | hre accustomed to helping on dra Port- Last nwmui hing e possibla prl Of eourse, profit, bu we have to have a © always tvy to stock and this foad-products that clwlun n, l)lml and Vi -Snorierin fldeéf 25 C. D¢ Is Mild-Mannered Smal in Privote lis ellon, Inter. i '.'3 SLICKERS W ATERPROOF CLOTHING s tion for quality, 1t t foola creamy, it fa is_economical too. have ‘it, together with many other food speeials., The most economical way to buy foodstu is to go shopping your- self. Come here and let us help you pick and choose wisely, Rip ¢ OVIGHT " You have been waiting for it—HERE IT IS SYD CHAPLIN THE MAN ON THE BOX IT'LL GET EVERY LAUGH YOU'VE GOT most celebrated b o This is one of a series of skelches of Presidential possibilities S*/ Fred T. L afid pictures, got their first los-| mational Illustraled News Washington coriespondent. Mr, Lindellon is wriling al on " in what it mea 3 alitics, not politics. pomedies. They all wo; B By FRED L. LINDELTON. nd. ‘abused expressions : RN i EpFigs: A funi ot International Illustrated News Staff Correspondent. uTBRE e he ‘set, for Syd broke & ik B i hem in half an hour. Howe | gl Wi B oosgin Bpersgn e hen the scene was complet i Europe, where he was en. In me boy passed the word t less than a day he had a wire back bther that this bird Chaplin will from Dawes, sayin ever be accused of holding out | “‘\'nur Iv"um {r bn realistic stuff. :’r'(’:’l‘“ "“_‘c':l" pr “Then Man on the Box,” basc X p_the celebrated Harold M.« A|)£31’1'S T“'O.. Brath novel and play, concerns ud},‘-w‘\‘::; ‘l‘hb'-;t-sz ;rn Rufus, dled he he romantic adventures of cha i 'dm_mp{‘ D'r"l.:l . g and wealtiy Bob Warburten, g Sanitary Grocery $250,000 from a Ci Phones 33 and 85 70 bank for Te fell fll and He intance Swanson e e —— Bros. e 2 EMPIRE HAS THE LARG- out i t JHE £ PHONE 217 EST, MOST UP-TO-DATE AND five NE well known figure who is certain to eut a great deal of ice in the fortheoming free-for-all battle for the Republi- can presidential nomination is Charles G. Dawes, In spite of the fact that vice presidents should be seen and not heard, Dawes has managed to escape from the oblivion that usually settles over a man who oceupies that post, It’s safe to say that Dawes is really the first Vice President who has man- aged to keep himself in the limelight—thronghout his term of office—and of course that doesn’t hurt his chances for the nomination one bit. BE; EQUIPPED JOB PRINTING PL. 4'\]‘ l‘n' ALASKA. character So don’t The sereen’s - ———— e S ) to il my Liell cot it picture. comedian in his s it. LML H A TH EEHE B LR R S LR H SRR LT L B R L 4 NEWS end a PATHE SCENIC FOX he bought coffee and sandwiches for tnd also gives Syd an onc the mobs and helped scrve it with his own hands. Dawes practised law in Nebraska until 1894, when he packed up and moved over to Iilinois, Two years later he made such an impression on the late Mark Hanna that Hanna appointed him as his chief lieutenant in rounding up McKinley delegates com Illinois, Dawes quickly thereafter became a member of the Executive Committee of the Republican National Commit. tee from Illinols in the work of ulect. ing McKinley as President, Dawes has the perzonality and the punch, He mastered political art at an early age, and knows all the tricks, If elected President, he'd ke our first Chief Executive to smoke a plpe bottom side up, 0 masquerade as a flir naid. — e RGING FIRES _FOR PARISIANS, PARIS, Aug. 24.—Th> sight of re apparatus wh ng throvgh| he streets is not so frequent in[’ rance as in America. Some pern to feel the need of the thrill little more often Cne serious Parls paper h:m} ggested that wooden huts ba’ at in the streets and set afire|; ery now and then. in order to| rovide amusement for the fire-’ vln: public and a test of speed| r'the Aremen. In the villages—where w. uUdFll, omes are almost unknown-—aj Ire. s indeed a rare thrill. Some-| mes there isn’t one from one nd of the vyear to the other. it“the “pompiers,’” and the pub- c-have their fun just the same 'y year a day is set ashlel h some villages in which a fire| -built, just to test the speed of! he volunteers, who hustie from omé and workshop to pull the; p to the seene of the blaze. | e | KERS CRGANIZE | JUVENILE REPUBLIC SBY ugm‘m; Aug. 24, — Germany has a juvenile repnblic. Some thousand workers’ childr:n all parts of Germany have! assembled near Kiel, on the shore, and have been or- as the “Kinderrepublic p” (Children’s Ocean Camp o). project was devised by th. labor unions. The childiren _enjoy four weeks of sun- air, and Dawes is a man of two distinct personalitics, Off stage, if we may use that expression, he's quite dit- terent than the Dawes ohe sces in the Senate, at brilliant social gath- erings or on the platform. His is a political Jekyll and Fyde personality, He finds it equally easy to drop the one as to assume the other, MUSICIAN It Dawes hadn’t gonme In for pol- itics there’s no doubt that he weuld have made his mark as a musician. Dawes has the artistic temperament down to his fingertips. Several of his compositions have met with the endor: uch Wi oot o o ing. Some 150 tents have been erected to accommodate them ar their caretakers. Thirty worke { wives from Kiel have voluntg to do the cooking. The boys and girls have a lement with a delegate from e tent. Each tent has its own loc government. & - HEIDELBERG TO HAVE MEDICAL INSTITUTE t.l BERLIN, Aug. 24.—An institute for medical research is planned Heidzalberg. It is intended as 2! branch of the Kais:r Wilhelm So- ciety for Scientific Promotion. Professor Ludolf Krehl, the head | hg1y, of the Heidelberg Clinic for In- nernal Diseases, and other prom- ment authorities are to cooperate in conducting the new instituie, with which the existing Heidel- herg laboratories for cancer and albumen research will be mergord. A temporary working fund of’ 780,000 marks has Dbeen appro- pristed hy the German govera- ment, and tha Kaiser Wilhelin Society has agreed to defray ail running expenses, while the mu: cipality of Heidelberg will eon saly water bath- tribute the building plot, hibitlon T a American The four-year-old dedicated theatre, six theatre with ¢ exseutive offic as Victor Herbert, and they are among the favorites of radio audl- ences, year in and year out. But when he’s in action, he's the geuline, two-fisted, expressive ‘‘Hell and Maria” Dawes. He doesn’t “pull” his punches, as the saying is in prize ring circles. He lets go with everything he has, His “bawling out” of the Senate W has caused thousands to ripple with Joy. And his platform speeches are marked by a certain hammer-and- tongs method that leaves no doubt of what he thinks of the issue at question. A roaring lion In public, Charles G. Dawes is as meck and gentle as a lamb in private. He is one of the biggest-hearted men in Washington. STAGE GROUP | QUITS SALOON FOR BREWERY NEW JXORK, Aug. real boon to Lahoratory Theatre organization, to experiment in the had, its most successful son last year in an auditor- m which was once an old beer This season it is. to hold 24.—Pro- |rwth in a remodeied brewery. The beer hall is coming down to make way for a movie house, tand the theatre has leased for years the former brewery, hich is to be converted into a geating 250 spectators, sssrooms, workshops and Tho~ “laburacory thzatre” is derigned to train younz amateurs for the stage in a professional way. Vi, ) g o 0la papers 1or sate at The Empire. [cago 1 toothpick the | T Toothpicks Are Passe But Industry Thrives Aug. 24.— Tooth picks may be social outlaws but | every year their produetion in-| by liliens, gays a Chi-| cturer of the wood- | CHICACO, the wheels of the| industry are mot kept | running to supply the use for| which they ®were originally in-| tended, 1It’s such things as u+| ing them: to teach the baby t count, sticking three-decker sand wiches together and resorting tc toothpicks when the poker chip run out that boost production. A a— BAND OF AUTO THIEVES POSES AS REPAIR CREW sur P'ARIS, %, 24--Police re port that broken down motors are whisked away by thisves dis #uised as repair men before the legitimate wrecking crews can) get to them. ¢ The thieves are believed tc} have ‘a garage and to receive) much of their information as’to} the localion of broker down cars from accomplices working with bona fde repaly gaags. 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