The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 17, 1927, Page 7

VAN HERN IS SANE AND ‘;_xme T8 TAKE PROPER. 1 ,@Aqg OF TE VASY 8Y WIS FATER ,GORS e e RN “TE0AY = DID VAN HORAS'S QUESTIONS CONVICE __ e SRy AT ME 1S SAae 2 IN AN (:Ag BARAEY \S SAFE (N WS OwA HOME AND ANXIOUSLY A\NANNC' 'ms QUROME. e ESTMOAN OF FwE THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, SEPT FANMOLS ALENTTS ThaT MR. ERIC VAN HORN 1S MENTALLY UNBALAKCED QU HAVE ONIY To REGARD MR AR HOGRAI'S, ACTONS OF ThE & BE CONVINGED - PAST Few DAYS v GRJEK Wullm Condihon Al Recotdcd by tbe U. S Weather Burean | Forecast for Junean and vicinitv. begtantng 4 v. m, todnv e vasiable winds. Hnudy and warmer tonight, Sunday pessibly siower: geon- LOCAL DATA lime— 4 p. m. yest'y 4 9. m, today ‘iunr today 30.32 v0.41 30.45 56 4 53 Barom. Temo. K\m;metv Wind Velocity Weather Calm N S Pt. Cldy Pt. Clly Cldy 2 CABLE AND EADI’O REPORTS YESTERDAY Highest 3 pm. Biations— temy.__tem TODKY’ Low %w,m. Ram. Precl, my. temp. Ve 40 30 46 40 40 314 44 140 46 42 48 48 54 50 52 56 62 56 66 78 68 Tonana . St Paten Kodiak Covdova . Harbor.. Prince Rupert.. 1t outon eattle oitland . Francisco 22 28 30 32 22 32 10 i4 16 Cldy Rain Trace Rainj 14 Pt. Cldy 0 Pt. Cldy| Clear Cldy, Cldy| (l ar | NOTE: Observations at Juneau Priuce Rupert, Seattle, P. m,, Juneau time. The pressure is low south cf the Alaska Feninsula and fall- ing rapidly in the Kuskokwim V illey Aftska and webtern Canada. 1 Tinana Valley )nnrl last night in er has cleared Vulley and is generally cioudy tory Temperatures are have risen in_the Gulf of Alas’ Portland and Ssn Krancisco are made at 4 a. m. and 4 in southern Boring Sea and lower Edmonton, and "is high in ight rain fell yesterday L tihe Gult of Alaska. the upper Yukon in other portions of the Terri-| at most Alaskan stations but' a. northern in the DOUGLAS NEWS o T RT3k NEW HOMES FOR ST. ANNQ AVENUE harles. Johnson has begun e "‘m‘&cuon of ‘a cottage, of which ‘oundation is already taid, on- Aui’s Avenue, near the Con- : greeational . church site. He in- telds o get'the walls up and roof opiak soon au’ possible and work bu the . interior during the wir &r., and have the house ready occupancy by his famfly by siulm 'The cottage being erected b;I Tom Popovich and James Baro- oumiz new dwalling are both near- ili¢ completion. Ernest Coderleat I§" also building himself a new fiome along the Avenus and other hbu sés are being contemplated. e ON SICK iIST ‘™ B. Schwarzenberg was tak- | ©w -quite ill this week at Wer | cs and 18 ugder the care of, . 3. Pigs. ——————— gl.uu: INCREASED FOR FIRE SIREN wlarge megaphones were inst ed in the, fire hall tower las. fenjng by voluntéer members of |y e Jjre Department which ft is will increase considerably > ‘wound and make it reaeflll t4 of the Island. i Jol WILSON INJURED who suffered & yhile at his JJop Wilson, cture of the skull struck by an iron bar he s ‘using. He s in St. Amn’s pital, . —gp————— N}wa FINGERS” AT THE LIBERTY cunnvl ?‘;‘q of the vibrant romance amd ing mystery of the tropics "gld to be injected into “Yul-|® ingers,” s Fox Film stirring protoplay which is to the locations where the exterior/ Bequences were filmed.* At Cata- lina, a complete Malay village was constructedl, and studio mechanics and technical directors enjoyed several weeks’ sojourning at the world famous resort while this set. was being erected. The “Trinidad,” old-time rover of the seven seas, was chartered and cruised miles to sea’ whilo Director Flynn “shét” the needed scenes aboard. A unlque ‘comedy of the year will be ‘another feature of the program. It is “Madame Mystery” a Hal Roach fun picture with ao! less a personage than Theda Bara {in the stellar role. The great vam- pire’s debut as a comedienne has been claimed as one. of he: screen triumphs. Jimmie Finlay son, Tyler Brooke and Oliver Ha- dy head the supporting cast in what is said to be the ne plus ultra of hilarious amusement. | i Services this church column! nust be ‘reteived by The Empire! not later than 10 o'clock Satur-| lay morning to guarantee chnxe ¥ ‘sermon topics, ete. m: Native | 1 i Qndny Schoor—2: F. m. Mon at 8:15 fl‘:‘ ¥:00 p. m — ur‘duy-llld‘ vnk prayer servic Clear| The weath-| | eafe vensuming | suey P 4RIS LATIN 9U4RTb GOES BLONDE | AS /\()RI)I(,b INVADE MONTPARNASSE OARK HAIRED " LOST IN PARIS/ ‘fi JA/ ln SITTING SEEMS To BE FAVOR\TE GPORT ~ THE FRENCH MAY EVEN FORGET PARIS, Sept. ed darkhaired going blonde, The fuir-haired element is be- coming s6 conspicuous on the art- hummock called Montparnasse that Parisians are beginning to talk about a morthern invasion. Wkt the Nordics lack in numbers they make up in noise and energy. 17.~ Latin Quarter S in the 'oid ' student quart r around the Sorbonne, where moci of tha serious study goes on, but over in the modern Bohemia, the hiil of Montparnasse, most of the loafers agd workers on the bou vards and in the cafes [rom d& to dawn are Americans, Englic German, Russians, and Scandir the cosmopolitan erowd. Nordic nagazine, says, “is sitting. Boyond question the | records, professional as well "mwhu:', for just plain sitting arc {held by modern Montparnassians ! Your expert local siiter, of any , can get planted firmly on a chair or bar lunch, and sit it out o'clock in the morning, ovor three drinks or coffees.” without or fouy the French is represented in tae Montparrasse iocality by a nti n- |al cating and drinking rendezvous. en the Chinese have a clhop place. The descendants of the Vikings keep tlie night aliva at their own Seandinavian restau- vunt. The Australians have a bar sians have many caies and restau- rants from which to choosa. There are German, Danish and mauy American ealing places. stool right afier | until’ & Practically every nation excey:! FrANG CET g 17 |927 By BILLE DE BELK Ew -TM GETTING THe SwAkES ABoLT” VAN HORN) - “ThesE BONERS T PULLED BEFORE HE CHANGED PLACES Wwilh & ME MEUT HAVE A BAD EFFEST ON - THE JURV - { SANITARY GROCERY FRENEH FLYER | Pasisin it 1S DISERACED; . FAKES RECORD : ]eqn Callize Admits Baro- | graph Record of Ali- tude Was Falsxfied (Continued from Tage One.) to refund the premiums paid him A<T-1-L OEG A6 DANG TE VILLE ? (ARE THERE ANY RENCHMEN IN Tha fawf m_‘vmp.n'!laliy where Lospitelity ‘rue Montparnassian is the be No below the neck, it sports the tight tam that ratr; player, ;made famous. |are "best sots off golden and red hair Brunettes still outnumber blond- | vian. Only thd French aré missing ! The | nchmen to he s2en ace’ 1 {THE EMPIRE HAS THB LARG- EST, and meeting BEST EQU!PFED JOB PRINTING The Irish eat and drink PLANT IN ALAS (8 E. M. Stafford of New O ' | leans is new Supreme Dicta of the Loyal Order of M?n of their own, although’ they do! He was elected at the Ph not patronize it -exclusivaly. fas-| delphia conunuon. FRENCHMAN FEELING (5] i the | of- | of thel 1t | what decks the aren the spave ab natienal c n matter 0. the Bounding Basque tennis and his countrymea h: Most of the berat dark blue, the color which - ‘sl\ad of the 13,000 he claimed. I s | | — m—— .. o— ) Tlustrated News) ~—> (Internat! MOST UP-TO-DATE AND thebe services. ¥ ,Douglas Catholic Church | ST AT p el Catholic services in the tem< ary chapel in the new Yes| lence adjaeining butlding. No service in the forenoon. 1:00 ». m.—Sunday School. | ) I8 l:nln Prwu and s&m 'l!lln m. Liy Taldis sEmci AL 1 m Commnatty d cn Gene Wright's m" novel, prepared for the 3 Unsell, and directed by Charch t HAMMOCK, Pastor | hm School wli‘o(eo u “l "nlnu 11:30, et | FOR SUHDAY NIGHT dflflllllllIIIIHlllllllllllllllllllllfilmlilIIII!IIIII.!I!IIHIIIIMWW!I&- All are cordially welcome to OLIVE BORDEN The Screen’s W; Emotional Star in YELLOW | FINGERS THE04 BARA MADAME MYSTERY !the ink legible and subsequenty' | submitted {Company, for his feats, Take Cross Awa Fuithermore, the Aero Club i a report of the case ity of the Legion a view to depriv- ing the fiier of the Cross of the Order which was awarded him on acocunt of the records he claimed to have made. The French altitude by virtue of the Club's g now goes to Sadi Lecointe, world’s record to | Lieut. Jokn A. Macread | United Statss Army Afr Use; Invisible Ink The charges against Call as,published in the French pre were that he inserted4n his bha #-aph a sheet oa which a curve had alrcady been plotted in in- v'pible ink. to indicate a record breaking fligat of 13,000 mete or 42,651 foet. it was alleged that efter teking oif for the; parported attempt, he shot steam against the papoer, thus makingi and former of the Force. Hallie Stiles, “prano, American so- ha: made a tremendous the sheet as proof of |18 record-breaking claim. 1 An engineer of the Bleriot howaver, the papers crted, had become suspicious| ' Callizo’s ‘previous records and s here shown m ustume for Sl “Madainn Butterfly. 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