The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 3, 1927, Page 7

~Qvercoming sparkiing billiard genius, Welker (1§ he world’s 18.2 balkline cham- P. 7. A. TO HOLD REGULAR A meeting of extraordinary tevest, is. promised for Wadnoasda evening this week when the reg ular monthly meeting of the Dou- .glas Parent Teacher will. be heold in. the school audi torium. Rev. H. R. Allen will be speaker and the faculty orchestra will make its debut by several numbers, Following is full: Selection, ty orchestra. Song—Miss Flemming's pupils. Reading—Walter Savikko. Selection, “I Love You Truly"- Faculty orchestra. Address—Rev. H. R. Allen. Piano Solo, “Les Sylvians Cham- inade”—Miss Daily. Selection, “Are You Tonight”"—Faculty orchestra. the program Refreshments will be served by the Sophomore girls after program. .o “NEW FLAG POLE. NOW POINTS SKYWARD/| . A flag pole to be used jointly by the city and by Guy Smith for an aerial was erected by the latter yesterday. It stands about 100 feet high in a central part of the town. Arne Shudshift with the assistance of a number cit- izens performed the feat of rais- Ing the pole. — - WATSON IN PORT ' The Admirnl Watson docked af! nuuglns at 5 p. m. yesterday from he south with mail and freight or the Island. COCHRANE IS STILL CHAMP BALTIMORE, a Md.. long Oct. lead, | T ‘'ochrane, successfully defended .« Pionship in the final black last A » e ‘‘Dayis is the only woman member e American Hotel Men's As- night of the 1,500 point mateh with the German rEric Hagenlather. i The final score was 1,500 tc 9,474 Woman, Houl Says ‘Job T o ' KOKOMO, erator ind., Oct. a woman hotel owner must have tact, . initiative and downright nerye if she is to succeed. Mrs. + rsocigtion. ,; Vilicennes, Ind., a man “jumped” 'y yhile operating a hotel in A $96.Dbill, . She. traced him tc Dayton, 0., cbtained a warrant and.set out after him. She ‘got her man” and raturned with him handcuffed at her side. Mrs. Davis obta‘ned hor early training with a chain of hotel: wsdn Iowa. A little forethou, s b G embarrassment MEETING WEDNESDAY EVE, “Onece Again”—Facul- Lonesome the | by challenges. es Nerve‘ 3.~—Mrs. “““Cora Davls, owner of hotels in Kokomo. and Wabash. Ind., saye THE DAILY ALASKA EMP BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG e Ty MR Gma LM AFRAID NOuLL ) m“ ™ SOME OF T 3&»\0& mufim‘efif / GotNA: B8 1T Tt:wseq.r! it NOUVE HAD Al The Fun | NQURSELE = ComE Aow. QLTTA THIS SOB SO FAR = LT ME Qo B NOw ©M GONNA HAVE TRE % | SwreriSE AL 84 MNSELF - HAUE A CHAIR AND STy TRERE . Tie T AL You - o in- Association | the ! playing in, | I ’”YSTFRIOlb I’IRATF CRAFT, DISGUISED AS CUTTER, RAIDS CALIPORNIA RUMROW Las ordered revenue cuiters to] 1un down the hi-jacker craft, con fiscate the stolen liquor and rest all on board. Information of the operations of the pirate craft was given o ceast guard div n headquarter by bootleggers who, without closing their identity, g2 cimstantial account of a Tuesdav night off shore raid when the peeudo-revenue cutter ran along gide a rum ship, and looted her of 120 cases of Scotch whisk SAN FRANCISCO, O« Th> Examiner says a pirate craft, painted white with yellow stacks to simulate tie |appearance of a United Statas {coast guard vessel and manned | I by captain and crew wearing goll {hadges and uniforms, in imitation of revenue agents, has been raid- ing rum fleet units off the Caii- fornia . coast north of San Fran- cisco. The Treasury Department, ac- imnling to_the newspaper account. sterious ar- d c BROTHERS, PARTED IN °61, Rbl/\lTfiD | HUNTINGTON, i.':. Diverging trails that Jed | brother to war against brother | have reunited Henry and Jonatiaa Roten aftor 66 years' separaticp l, At the outset of the Civil War {the Roten brothers left their bey- | hood home there to tight, but they |md not follow the same paths { Henry, 17, found his way into the | Contederate ranks, while 19 year lold Jonathan marched away wilh | the Northern troops. When hostilities ended, Henry drifted to Fi. Worth, Texas, i(o huy a farm. Jonathan returned to the homestead here. They did not hear from one another, and came to balieve each other dead. Re- W. Va, Oct. ceau gets in his old automob and drives over to the fish mar- Let at Les Sables d'Olonne, cracks a joke with Madame Mathilde, ht favorite fish-wife, pretends to Db ariving a hard bargain, and takes his purchase to his seasi kome, where he usually has hir ueals alone. e Occidental Modes Invade Ancient’ E_It! of Crimea BACKCHISARAIL, October | Backchisarai, the city of fountains and innumerable gar- dens, once the Mohamme«laul cently a sister disd, and through |capital of the Crimean Horde and different channels the brotharsithe seat of the Crimoan sulta learned of the death and .|is rapidly losing its .ancient Ea: The brothers agree that they prob- jern aspect. ably never met during the war| Of 2,000 women living in the| in cpposing armies city, only two, it is said, are —_—————— wearing the véil and cavefuily BARBED FENCE OIS gy o R GIVES PR’VACY reported to be without occupa- TO CLEMENCEAU {tion and from only twe of the 40 mosques ‘may bé heard the! voice of the Millah summn SAINT VINCENT DU JARD. [his followers ta evening j France, Oct. 3.—Tourists have The population of the c been pestering Georges Clemgn- ceau with such persistency this ummer that the grand old man of France has finally put barbed wire all around his little estate here on the Vendllee coast. His establishment consists only of himself, his valet, his chauf- feur, a cook and a gardener. All the Tiger wants is to Db (h'\in placed there by the orien-| let alone to live his old age in!tal despot 427 years ago ul!u seclusion, but people are alwavuhanzs across the portal. driving by to see his place. aI-E The infinence of miodern civ- though the road is marked “Pri- ilization is apparent. Electricity vate.” When visitors took to* 18 in use everywhere m the snail ing through his hedges _at all flat. roofed houses built of white hours, Clemeneegu had (hg huncr mean stone, and movie posters| bed ;wire put up beyond themi, |often embellish the walls of old| @gk -Clemen | Mohamn.edan lmmc~ in 1927. The built by the tan Mengli-G still remalm‘sco to penetrafe| it the visito)™ Hr leaving his shoes at the .m'u‘nom mus! bend his head low, for the neavy, . ymmedan schopl| Crimean snl- an in 15600 | tand (l rapldly decreasigdg. From 2:.‘,""1" in 1914 it hasg vopped to 9,000 ! HH - © WL MAKE M FAMOUS ! GUV APEAY PASSES AWAY SHVILLE, Gov. Augtin Tenne: . died at his home Ha was § - PACIFIC SAILS TONIGHT ! Pacifie, Capt. Clar is scheduled to sdi Motorship enze Geddos from the Ci this i tha run of Flashlights GLOBES and BATTERIES BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. When We Sell It It's Right Free Delivery Phone 134 Sub Station Pest Office No. 1. sy - | | TN TR L R R D e THE NIGHT HAWKS Are Furnishing the MUSIC for DANCING at the FAIR ¥ ght now wnll save ycu the fered "]ast o ER Rt Nl you sul § ke ORDER YOUR * Clgistmas Greetmg . Now from the many hnudsi;me lines umod in our stock and mow on display. IRE, MONDAY, OCT. 3, 1927. By BILLE DE BECK v 500 G AL NG Jus A MINUTE - THeERE — BANDAGES ARE OFF I WAT W I SEE “ME MIRROR. - 10L0’S THE GAME ] FOR “Ahw the Seward! {, Excellent close shot of one of the many exciting duels { + horsemen in first battle between American polo team an British challengers, Luong Island d il I‘iIIlIlIIiIIiIIIIIlIIIHIIl|l||III!IIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII A POSITIVE COAL SENSATION DIAMOND BRIQUETS HAVE INCREASED IN POPULARITY EACH YEAR UNTIL TODAY THEY ARE THE LARGEST SELLING LUMP COAL IN WESTERN AMERICA A TRIAIL TON WILL WIN You Pacific Coast Coal Co. PHONE 412 C. D. FERGUSON, Agt. lllllimIHIIIlIlIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll|I|IIIII||||IIIII|I|IIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIII | vember 23, A. ONEY. TOO - \F ALLYOUR LMNDR‘I L 1] WORWWEDO:: @ ALASKA STEAM LAUNDRY JFHORE 15 Levuw Is Received by Pope Pius 1 ROME, Oct. 8.—Pcpe Pius to- lay 1ecive Charles A Levine ir ecial audience in the small Room of the Vaticai. The ed In white, seemed d at the small Stature of Leviae, who was :u’(“'llhlnnauietl only by M. Wrangell, nephew of ithe Russian Genersal, Baron | Wrangell whe is serving as Le- vine'a social secretary. The Pore sail he was pleased to greet th¢ trans-Atlantie flier, tnen hiessed ;Levine, bis family and all futire flights. P. K. has a most delicious peppermint flavor—that you will like. Keeps teeth white, NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT ) In the United States Commission- | er's Court for the Territory of i Alacka, nmmn Number One, ! | before E. W. Cragin, Commis lnd ‘ex-officio Probate Chichagoff Precinct. MATTER OF THE ES TATE OF WILLIAM PA[)- DOCK, deceased. NOTICE 1S HEREBY (.!VFN] { That James Paddock, the admin- Istrator of the Estate of William Paddock has rendered and pre- sented for settlement, and filed in said court, his final account of his administration of said es-! tate; and that Wednesday, No-i D. 1927, at two o'clock P. M .at the Court Room of said Court in the Town of Tenakee, in said Terrifory and Precinct, has been duly appoint- ed by the Judge of said Court for the settlement of said final account and of said estate, at ;wmch time and place any person |interested in. sald estate may ap- pear and file exceptions in writ- Ling to the sald account and peti- ition and contest the same. Given under my hand and the seal of the Probate Court above mentioned, {his 19th day of Sep- tember A. D. 1927, | (Seal) E. W. CRAGIN, United States Commissioner and Probate Judge. First publication, Sept. 26, 1927. Last publication, Oct. 24, 1927, sioner Judge, N THE Peliteane ey . FIRE ALARM CALIL! 1-3 . Third end Frankiin. 14 Front and Frankiin. 15 Front, near Ferry Way. Front, 20p. F.lm Exchang: Front, opp, City Whart, Front, ncar Saw Mill, Wiloughby at Totem Qre Witloughby, opp. Cole hn, Front and Seward. Front and Main. Second and Main. Fifth and Seward. 11, Gastineau and Rawn Way | Second and Gold. Faurth and Harrls. Fifte and @old. Fifth and East. Seventh and Goid. Fifth and Kennedy. Ninth, back of power hu- Calhoun, opp. Juneau Apt® Distin Ave,, and Indian 8t | - 58 G0 4 It T weLshd Sav s | Ty o g SR o o o e e Nobody has taken the AXE out of TAXES KEEP THE RECORDS SIRAIGHT Allnmuhuhlninmmhndflnm ings may be avoided when one pays by check. Mhnmmmuumhmthnuhew lo safe and convenient too. Flrst National Bank “Thare is mo Substitute for Safety” HARRIS Hardwa{e Compqmy