The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 8, 1927, Page 2

(e s {7 Christien Soience Church Vlutl;er Condntuu As Recorded by tlxe U. S HOME EDUCATION | Sunday services will be held at| Weather Bureau "~ ‘ T o 5 | ebel, /11 a. m .in the Church of Chris- e “THE CHILD'S FIRST SCHOOL IS THE FAMILY"—Froeb |tian Science Soclety of Junean on| Forecast for Juneau amd vicinity, begtaning 4 p. m. today: Issued by the National Kindergarten Assoclation, 8 West Fifth and Main Streets. The sub- Rain tonight and Eunday; moderate southerly winds 2 i . avlig ject will be: *“Are Sim, Disease, LOCAL DATA oW Y ¢, These articles are appearing ok " 40 Street, Nev trk.(‘.“" l»t mn‘m« and Death Real? lime— Barom. Temp, Humidity Wind Velocitv Weather weekly in our columns. Sunday School at 12:16 p. m.|4 p. m. yest'y. 2067 46 79 SE Rain e - | Wednesday, 8:15 p. m.—Testi-(4 a. m. today...20.48 45 98 SE 10 Rain Teaching Children Self-Discipline J""("")::Ll;::eg:é-‘m e AR Noon today ..20.50 49 86 w2 Cldy By HELEN GREG® GREEN |in church building. This room is CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS open to the public Wednesday leRDAY‘ 5 : "'fl‘)D'nlr> ™ 1 %ol afternoons from 2:30 to 4. Highes p.m. A . m. Ka.m. Precl |T'\L|o\li'T“P\\'I:||-“‘|‘ xhn:\ yl.’-( n‘ . The public is cordfally invited Nl::’t‘:nn— temv. temo. Velnmv 14h ! a;l!::; 2 i iR e g o) 3 to attend these services and visit ) s g nelpful. To th me i the sendiiliciiien Bethel .48 42 a2 20 m Cdy ; of the members th ! J e / Tanana IRl 87 0 Clear John Ru During pip don’t misur me, |y e ) | Bagle 34 32 28— 0 Clear : ernoon the cbild became 1 { course 1 love hin Tva |5 o g —— st Paul .. 12 10 40 24 56 Ra'n B loss and cross, Fivally, to cap th. | never mentioned this to anyone | sembly of God Mission sx|Dutch Harbor. 58 46 AN 0 Cldy L olimax, he had a flirst-class taut 2. But Joe has a terrible tes (Bethel Pentecostal Assembly) |Kodiak 56 48 42 - —_— Clay ram. His mother seemad qui er—absolut no seif-control. 207 Seward Street Cordova 50 42 12 16 4 .76 Cldy unesncerned. | Often when lLe's helping the ch f‘H‘;\SA C. PERSONEUS, Pastor |Juneau .. .47 46 43 45 10 88 Ra‘n After John Russell had won i with their lessons he'll b Sunday services: Ketchikan ... 54 P 46 i 1 2,16 pusig int. he ran out-of-doors 1o pl POVO 1 » trifle and 11:00 a. m.—Morning Wor-|Prince Rupert.. 54 52 16 he 12 1.68 Rain 44 sereme «s the proverbial s oif. A scene fol-|ship. Edmonton ... 44 36 30 34 4 .08 Cldy s ady h Jud ickey in 12:15 p. m.—Bibie School. Seattle . 58 58 46 46 he 0 Clear “He's a wonderful boy!" his he last e yelled aif 800 p. m.—Evening Worship | Portland . .. 62 62 44 44 . 0 Cldy other said b “He has!Judith, ‘Youre dumb, Judy! Just| The Lord’s Supper the first|San Franclsco.. 78 70 56 56 . 0 Clear 3 ) much willy really | plain dumb! That's why you don'i [Sunday of each month, *__Less than 10 miles. 4 P ” K " o\ . 1 would rather Mid-week servites évery Tuee - " ol C""Plf'g' Am_l ‘i“ ":\;”,,",I‘:l ].lm.,,,ai‘,‘lm:",l‘lpl ‘w:'h day and Friday at 8 p. m. ,‘ te.—Observations at Duvtch Harbor, Kodiak, Juneau, WG o Hgne s Pl [he “ikkane 41 Miant it O Princ Rupert. Edmonlon, Seattle, Portland and San Francisco are AR ook g O R 4 naver:: purbed, - apliE 73| made at 4:a; m. and 4 p. m., Juneau time. 0, yes. don't wor o 8 e Lines abe adliiting 1o S0 T Presbyterian Native Church ;| '/ The center of low pressure has moved to the Gulf of Alaska. IR SOR Wit ised, - g DI s s e ! gt 2| The pressure s low throughout Alaska but rising in the western the same umpnmmon:. I remen sequence. I'm trying my best at{HARRY WILLARD, Lay Worker. bt AACAR Shides gt of the -Alewtiad. Isiende: and ' {n" e ber ome day I took him fo the|this late date to teach him seli-| 10:30 a. mi—Morning Service. Roeky Mouhtain Stgtes. Rain has been general in southern Al- decior's. He dii't want to go cou but it has meant many, 11:30 a. m.—Bible ‘Behool: & ‘| iy, ing eayy in extreme Southeastern Alaska and British Co- n ihe first place. The doctor toil!unpleasant scenes, without very| 7:00 p. m—WdMMld-lmn“.‘ Pheiwdsther is clear in tho Yukon Valley and on Sew- Joe. 1 opgnis morth, he, wanted | good Ohl \why. did Jis (week DIENeMmB 3 ard: Peninsula. - Pemperatures are falling except in Southeastorn to see his {irost. Joe slapped|mo ¢ e ves, actualiy| A cordlal welcome Is glven toly\ oy ong g minimum of 4 degrees was reported from Tanana, him! Oh, it ¥Was so funny! And|enc tantrums when [all to attend these services. ik fowest 8o far- this season. look at my boy now, a most su [mr And my littl2 P By s s b man!" frie snapped. 2 ; : ; . i Joe’s wife burst 3 1l take a hint; whnl,c“’cm rmnn mn DIES and where hP' is manager of thf. “ " d indicati ¥ BN local theatre, and Miss Alice Mur- forth, “Oh! I get so apgry withn cute” and indicative T._x 3 hy, who has b ttenai : Joe's mother. I've heard her tell|of rong mind In a child mav & A G Word was recelved at Sewniul p:. lw 0 ; as teen]a ending that story gleefully time and time become an odious characteristic A st week of the death at Sunrise|school in the States, also a resi- again. She prid hevself on hav- in an adult. THI: DAlLY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, OCT. 8 1927. LOS ANGELES, Cal, Oct. 8.—ligt John' Brownm, kiicwn locally Alpheus George ' Barnes - Stone-|ay “Bos'n’ ‘Brown. He was found /, 7 " =l " not later than = e B - o Moraing Pra i1:00 a. m. & Sunday School 12:20. ,‘n T ek Cl{“j_fli Bishop Rowe will preach at|™ ersnlly the eleven o'clock servie Corner of Third and Main Sts. | Evening sery [t } Northern Li v B Corner Fourth Bible School fubject of the ious Gospel.” Notlces for this must be received day morning to guarantee change of sermon topics, ete. i Holy Trinity C: ¢ Cathedral ‘P‘ R'IOE T)cnn Phone 5603 Holy Communion 8:00 a. yer and Sermon 2 REV. 0. A. STILLMAN, «Moraing sermon at 11 o'cloci Evening serv 6:00 «. m.—Low Mass in the 7% /\% S A —— caurch corumn The Empire 10 o'clock Satur- Hospital Chapel. women. 10:30 a. Tmon. i B m ice at Douglas. REV I 11:00 18, v ie . §:00 p. Subject, nt Presbyterian urch m.— and Franklin Sts. Pastor. m.—Sunday School. Sermon ; H\mli,fl‘llfla of’ ‘the" Blesstfl m—F “Hejoicing in the Lord.” You need no invitation to at- tend these services. 8:06 2, m.—Low Mass, Sermon and General Communion for the m.—Hign Mass and Rosary, | Kesurrection Lutheran HARRY R. ALLEN, P’stor, Sunidav services: . m.~—Morning Is It Right?" worshi Sunday vening worshi; ""Subject of the sormon, “The De-|strangers are always wclcome to mand for - Material Resuits in|worship with the congregation, Spiritual Thing: There will|Come and bring a friend with, be a golo by Mrs. Harold Suith. gnu School. Visitors and house, - better -known' as Al 0.\dead fu bed in his cabin Septem- Barnes, of circus fame, paid $143, (bwr22. He was 68 years of age,| 000 additional income and 'corpo-; fwsapparent good health and his| ration taxes to end:litigation 'lth'.u.u, was unexpected. He had the government. The ' government dted ‘during the night before the had sued to collect $205,000. i discovery. i “Bos'n”’ Brown came to Alaikd‘ H X with the gold rush and remained Glrl w‘" Mflllpt (0 in' ‘the Territory. He had I)enu‘ Convert New Ydrk Clty placer mining on his own prop- M3jerty at Sunrise for years, but| to Frank! NEW vonx, Oct. 8.—“Despite [801 1t a ‘year ago. k the public interest in prize fights -f.‘:‘"t';: ool Aot A and other worldiness,” the ‘Rev. ™ MELRE D ey Dr. John Roach ' 8traton believes|. “ 4 . LADIES GUILD 18 TO God will come to New ‘York this| winter.. He's ' sponsoring another|. HOLD HANDKERCHIEF SALE| ity ign b I il cainalpth 7. DI Men e : The Ladies’ Guild of Holy Tri-| list. evangel tyls Cathedral announce a hand. ERSBURG !Gl rehlet sale to be held some timo | {PER B 00L alo“ in December, date and pldce | # “;il to be announced lntdr at Petersburg’ Séptember 20 was, Hétdkerchiets and fancy asticles | 209. Of these 169 were in the ! )itable for Christmas gifts wi'l jelementary grades and 40 In the ''be son - display. high school grades. e (] phil v SEWARD YOUNG PEOPLE WED! Advertising always ,.,., wge, Don Carlos Browneil, pioneer| | the columns of The Empire. of Seward where he went as boy The .~ public lehml enroliment’ o] p. Womier if that is how the ar 12:15. ice at 7;30 o’clock. sermony “A Glor- A werm welcome for every- | “‘Vfwny \‘ o by, ! 5 a VII. o e S S R R B B 0 n. - | Catholic Church Prajsin B S v o 0 p. m.—Se Fifth and Gold Streets. eret of Christian All are cordial — Sermon: Methodlst Enucopal Chun.h Fourth ane Seward Streets GAILEY, Pastor. Sunday School. “@he g God." rmon Progress, ly invited. Pineapple Whip SUNDAY DINNER MENU SOUP—Chicken with Nocdle Fried Chicken with Biscuits Veal Roast with Dressing Fruit Coffee Tea Buttered Peas Creamed Caulifiower Chicken Gravy Mached Potatoes Waldorf Salad Mixed Bweet Pickles Cake $1.00. PLATE—FAMILY STYLE ° Better Phone 551 for Reservation BERGMANN Dmmg Room HAVE YOU SEEN OUR VERTICAL GRAIN Hemlock Flooring e " bath tub, came '.. into being? Weluvcthehrgeumnk of bulh that werflllle dent of Seward, were married at Cordova last week on board steamship Yukon, Bishop P. Rowe, officiating. —_——— e — B e A s AT THE HOTELS | the Lo Gastnieau E. Thompson; C. V. Elliot, Ket- chikan; W. J. Wright, Ketchikan. Alaskan Andrew Mitchell, I. E. Govacher, city; Ford Butle~,' Sitka; Cecil Rogers, Sitka; Cha>- les Hill; A. Sala, Taku Harbor; 0. E. Kuando and wife, Killisnoo. Zynda E. F. Graves, city; Anna Osten- son, Petersburg; C. B. Bohn, Sen- tinel Island. e MINISTER GOES EAST Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Diven are; leaving on the Princess Louise tonight for New York City where| Dr. Diven has been called to ¢con- . fer with officials of the Pregby- tefian National Board of Mis- sgions. They will be away from Wrangell ahout four (Wrangeil Sentinel.) I e i Old papers for sale at The Empire. G 12 GAGE HATS t Dundas Bay; | months.— | SPECIAL SHOWING COMMITTEE | ON LIBRARY APPOINTED Election of‘figrarian Will. Take Place Next Council Meeting Appointment of the library com- mittee, in complianze with the ra-! "solution passed in a recent mee:- ing of the City Council, was mado {last night. The committee is com:' | posed of Warren Wiison, Arthur McKinnon and C. G. Warner, coui- "cil members. | A notice will be posted withm a few days requesting that & | plicants for the position of libr ign file their names with th i City Clerk. lof the Council, on October { the librarian will be elected. The new American La Franc? { fire truck, which was ordered by !the Council some time ago, wiil | not be here before the latter part of next month. The old Stewart | truck will be sent over to Dou- !glas on the Admiral Rogers to- morrow. With a pumping capacity of 50u Eallons a minute, an incfease of | 200 gallons a minute over the present American La France truc «{ {and 80 gallon booster tanks, con- | taining water instead of vhflmic:\!,l the new truck should be a Inx-l midable fire fighter, it is said.! All the latest trucks in the States are equipped with water tanks rather than chemical. | In place of the old hard rubber tires, the new truck is equippe1 | with standard gauge pnepmat treads, and is slightly longer and | j wider than the old one. With these | Itires the truck will be able to | |follow the tracks of a regular aulomobllP and will thus be able | !to travel at a better rate during the time snow ‘is on the ground. R y‘ ROAD WORKER ENDS LIFE NEAR VALDEZ‘ 21, | Joe Moore, until recently an| employee of the Alaska Road | {Commission, committed . suicide | {recently at the Gokona roadhouse iby shooting himself with-a 44- calibre revolver. Moore had been employed by the Commission as a truck driver and a short time ago had a collision with another ‘antn and immediately resigned his position. R KNIK RESIDENT DIES Louis Lund, aged 60 years, for many years a resident of 'Knik, ,died at ‘Anchorage recently ‘after a lingering"'iliness. ~He had no known relatives. At the next meeting H ROOFING PAPERS Fireproof Shingles Roofing Pitch and Preservatives J ueau-Youhg Hardware Co. ASE Hardware and Undertaking PHONE 12 s Change of NOTICE: Hours 9to 12—1 to 6 J. B. BURFORE & CO. oo WHATEVER YOU BUILD USE CONCRETE EVERLASTINGLY PERMANENT We Mix and Deliver Any Quantity A-1 Granite . Concrete Ready to Place——Phone 32 ———r CONCRETE PRODUCTS MFG. CO. _— FRYE BRUHN COMPANY QUALITY fegturing Frye’s Baby Beef and Frye’s Delicious MEATS ' Hams and Bacon Phone 38 2 Deliveries Daily FINE FAMILY FUEL for those wise enough to order their coal and kindling here. Have us deliver you at your address and note how much better heat 'and cleaner fires you have, Wouldn't ask you to do this if it cost more. It doesn’t. It really costs less and the tris} will prove it. We carry a full ine of Feeds. D. B. FEMMER Phone 114 ur oa is Complete FEATURING MUSKRAT, IN SILVER, GOLD, AND VERY DARK Caracnl in Platinum and Brown —Sqmmlette, Seal, and Mendoza Beaver. ~ Evening : 16.75 to Afternaon 1275 to 39.50 Suuugo“ W N NE KAYSER U nmwggn Come in and ask about our contract plan —whch makes buying a fur coat easy. JUST RECEI VED NEW DRESSES Sport Wear 6.7510 16.75 Line of KAYSER HOSE L THE NEW FALL SHADES— AOld Papers for sale at Emplre Offlce i I