The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 31, 1927, Page 7

ND SPARK PLUG THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, GOTTA GET QUTTA HERE )cwmxcm HoR 1w SE HERE Top e REST OF Wit MY USE = 1 GAVE THE GROLADS /e TTHE ONCE CVER VESERDAY Ann T PUAE JVE GOT AS MUCH CHANCE For f i b e WHAT ¢ D A GETAWAY AS A MOAKEN 1y 1927 By BILLE DE BECK = USSEN BRETUER. IM A RCH Guy WM T Gotra ™\ Lo THAT LINDBERGH COULDNT HOP ONER = MY RELAT] RAILROADED ME. HERE SO'S N GET COnTROL OF You CAN SEE Fo IMm ACT CRAXY ~| PROPOSITR GET QUTTA HERE AND NQURE A RICH Mo THEY MY MoNEN ! b BELIE\:rz' NYOU. SIRL, AND [ Tw oo e sesT T Can To HELP YOU == TEMORROW WHEA THE MAN \ COMES For THE (AUNDRY Il WRAP NOU WP IN TR €18 AND - AS \\ Soon AS “ou GET THROLGH THE & ) L\vL. upuut \_(,‘ DOU GLA S NEWS TEACHING STAFF AT DOUGLAS IS ANNO%)NCE" LUMBER OUTPUT N U S LAST The followi teachers hav ieou elected to teach in the Dou School for year: Miss H. Daily, ] Yersity ebraska school | Miss Teacher's Dillc and University of decond and third gra Helmi A. B rmal Lath Produced in 1926 Than in SHINGTON The De announce artment that, ac it the forest products . Bellingham . . ion fourth and fifth 1 nt follow 641,000 130,000, lyn Manke nal—sixth Bellingham and seventh in 1 Hendrickson, B N a deereas State Normal—eighth | Miss Martha B gity of Washington—science, tn, girl's basketball coach M Lucille Bdwards, A University of Washington—I lsh, , Prench. ! Alphonse Nardin, 4. B 8ity of Washington ing, bov's basketiball ' o'’ oOlson, A. B 9f _ Washington—math vics. f ———ee i LEAVE ON THE ROGERS \ ade cent 1 000 in as compared Of thg 46 States reporting t cduction of lumber he decreases mpared w the | Univer-| P history, tyx-|” coach | Undversity | P great s iy {of incre: being. in | Washi n, for which “:mnlx r cut 7.500,00 fo umount o r th ate ight 1 that reported ny preceding other States show a production of more than 1 00,000 feet for both 1926 apd was§ gre fby any by o Miss l-'nm).m Fraser left on|CCNSu® the Admi o o Inear- Petors! she be employed as a teacher school there this winter. Miss. Fraser's first teaching school. Arrows. | will | B ghe |1 This it | attempt. at{ o Seven kinds of more than h to the the two ye wonds, as fo yellow pin | contributed per cent, wood contribut 1,000,000,000 - fe otal ‘cut for each dominatiu D {"LEAVING ON MARGNITA , wer 4 Yorb \\ln ¢ Miss Vivian Lindstrom and her v iousin Violet Runquist, are le ng. on the Mare for Hoon i gl s i fhis evening. Miss Lindstorm will gy " 50 R 0 o eyt ‘;:(‘xah“‘ the public - school at| . iectively. of that for 1925. Only & ‘V\\u of the seven woods of chief importance, yellow pine and white showed decreases for 192 s compared with Dot —— e I ARRIVED ON ALEUTIAN n tae terday | been and summer. | in tha town arrived leutian from tle y Rftornoon. Mrs. Davis igiting friends in Portland icinity during the past avis is employed overnment school .in this A - 3 F)RE COMMITTEE REPORT The following report was sub | itted by the commitied of t ire suff at their meeting L p¥ening: ‘Oluntecr Fire t ' the Congregational Churc “the Catholic Ch he: Parent Teacher B0ito the Douglas Pu¥lic School: | 7.60 and inte t to the Douglas | lic Library; $63 to fo:| e expenses of Mr. J 3 uneral (Indian). —————— “THE LAST EDITiON" AT LIBERTV TONIGHTH As its title indicates, “The Lfllt dition” is a newspaper drama r rather, meclodrama, It is tenar teresting, human stuff; prec jie kind of material of which a ewspaper story would be com- osed. And the main-spring of 8 action does not arise from he succ: of the young “cub” [ eporter. “The Last Edition” ig th. povie feature at the Liberty ‘o-| ht. ——— e The difference bhetween mother | . thit age and daughter at that| is that while mother may not | re@ been ashamed of that part her from some distance above | knees to the ground daughte) | t ashamed to show it. ! ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER Juneau, Alaska FSRERIFTRENRETENGITIITIINTL, YEAR DEGIJNES Less Lumbs¢, Shingles and as compared wiih S DAL R B LR LR R R LR L L ] bt SRR TR L LR PR L BT LT P T TED R PO e e e und o - :D AT KETCHIKAN: BE BROUGHT HERE e | Lok | Juneau tate Hon a4 alleg s of clothing to men ef con nir > e D NOT FOUN. GUILTY in’ his room Mr. M teerage when nufacture intox m was trave rrar \ ed name under an ass up He and will a later -+ [ ERRO SRR WHO'S WHO AND WHERE picked | in Ketchikan I'to Juneau at in e bro date, ura Bir Mr year B and Unitec and Mr L left on last to of visi the last miral Rog attle, enrou Portland, Ore The Rev. G. E priest at § night on 1I\ after a two-day in this city Capt. H. M night on the Admiral Ro ay on busine L who i teacher in wol, will the Alameda, which is due Saturday. Miss M cher of tt - public year home night g - her Just Arrived Gallant, Catl £ % oy o Something different visit with friend last WHEATSWORTH REAL WHOLE WHEAT GRAHAM CRACKER a package Peterson SANITARY GROCERY “The Store That Pleases PHONES 83 and 85 Kola who will L« Juncan on { last night Complimentary Dance OF OFFICERS AND CREW OF /. S. C. G. CUTTER UNALGA SEPTEMBER FIRST A.B. HALL MUSIC BY NIGHT HAWKS GUY SMITH'S DRUG STORE Douglas, Alaska CO. LT TR hn ] Sail Ha!m N o} MTs Keeney wdiMary J. 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