The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 7, 1927, Page 7

) DOUGLE" NEWS | FIREMEN'S BLOWOUT WAS BIG SULCCESS The big doings of the Douglas Fire Department which were gir- en in the Eagles hall Saturday night were attended by practical- ly everyone on the Island and bhe sides being a good financial suc- cess was thoroughly enjoyed. Nearly 200 people were served at the dinner which was the first feature of the entertainment. The dinner was presided over by Mes- dames Langseth, Fraser and An- derson, asgisted by the committee of fire boys. The card playing, which follow- ed the eats, began promptly at 8 o'clock. There were fifteen tableg engaged and after two hours of play prizes were awarded as fol- lows: For high scores—Mrs, W. E. Cahill and James Manning; for low—to Mrs. Ora Goss and Eil Cashel. . Coffee and -cake were served after the cards, and the evening wound up with dancing which' lasted until about one a. m. The music by the *“Cheechako” orchestra, composed of the Misses Helen Daily, Gladys Flemming. Evelyn Manke and John Niemi ‘Was ‘thoroughly appreciated, ‘The Firemen are very grateful and wish to thank everyone for their assistance and patronage of | the affair. § ————— TWO FIRE ALARMS OVER WEEK END A chimney.fire in the Radovich home and a roof fire in' Marshail Grant's house gave fire depart- ment members some exercise Sat- urday and Sunday and a chance to try out the mew fire truck ani apparatus. The first fire occurred during the depar¢ment’s enter- tainment Saturday evening, and the second fire, Sunday afterncon about 2 o'clock. It was caused by sparks blowing under the tin cov- ering on the roof. No damage re- sulted in either case. ————— OPERATION SUCCESSFUL Mrs. Herbert Kittlesby who- un- derwent an operation for appendi- eitis in St. Ann's hospital Friday ‘8 reported getting along nicely. Town Adopts Women Students of College - LAMONI, lowa, Nov. 7—Ninety- four women students of Graceland ! College of Lamoni have been ° “adopted” by 65 women of the town of Lamoni, as part of a wel fare movement sponsored by Mrs, F. Smith of the Society of ronesses of Graceland College. s, Girl students taken into Lamoni homes, ‘under the plan, are con- sidered members of the family. They are subject, however, to the dormitory rules of the college. In return for the use of the home, the students are expected to as- sist their college “mothers” with household ' duties. > - MRS. BISHOP HOME Mrs. Grace Bishop, who has been in the hospital for the past few days for treatment for throat trouble, left for her home this afternoon. IF BACK HURTS | FLUSH KIDNEYS Drink PlenTWaler and Breakfast Ec'uio'n&lly When your kidneys hurt and your back feels sofe, don't get ;seared and proceed to load your ‘stomach with a lot of drugs that excite the kidneys and irritate the entire urinary tract. Keep your kidneys clean like you keep your bowels clean, by - flushing them with a mild, harmless salts. which helps to remove the body's . urinous waste and stimulate them to their normal activity. . The function of the kidneys is to fliter the blood. In 24 hours ti strain ‘frem it 500 grains acid . and waste, readily understand the vital { portance of keeping the kidneys . ‘Drink lots of good water—you ean’t drink too much; also get : - any pharmacist about four of Jad Salts. Take a table- in a glass of water be- breakfast each morning for ' days and your kidmeys may made . the aeid of grapes lemon._juice, combined with| ,- and has been used for to belp clean and stimulate kidneys; also to néutral- oo BARNRY Qeoaue, [ THE PHYSICAL CULTLRIST, [/ WHO RECENTLY WO THe . W”&fuwm | BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG fe GREATEST UEALER UP IN ThHE WILL LECTURE ToNIGHT bu' * FLAGPOLES * R [=] PEAKS OF PERFECTION *WiLL ACCEPT Wo MONEY FoR tis SERVICES Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. Weather Bureau Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, begtnning 4 v. m. today: Fair tonight and Tuesday, colder tonight; easterly winds. . LOCAL DATA moderate north- (ime— 4 p. m. yesty. 4 a. m. today Ncon today 29.95 30.07 30.13 “Clear Clear Clear a3 34 43 E 42 E 4 CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS YESTERDAY T TODXY ~ Highest 3 p.m. Low $a.m. 8am. Precip. 8am. temp. __ {emo. temp. _temp. Vel 24 22 12 14 10 -2 -2 4 4 2 -1 -14 36 36 44 42 38 36 36 24 38 33 26 42 28 16 8 48 40 43 38 58 58 20 20 Stations— Nome Bethel .. Tanana . % Eagle .. 1 St. Paul . 38 Dutch Harbor.. 48 Kodiak ... . 38 Cordova . 88 Juncau . . 4 Ketchikan . 46 Fiince Rupert.. 44 Edmenten Seattle Portland . San Francisco. 0 4 -12 38 42 38 24 . 33 20 8 30 4 14 6 40 10 11 16 58 10 02 *—Less thaa 10 mites. i — Note.—Observations at Duich = Harbor, Kodlak, Juneau, Princ Rupert, Edmonton, Seattle, Portland and San Francisco are made at 4 a. m. and 4 p. m., Juneau time. The pressure is low near Vancouver Island and in the mid- dle Aleutian Islands and high in the upper Yukon Valley practically all of Alaska except the Southwest. [Fair weather has prevailed throughout the Territory for the past forty- hours except light showers in the eastern Aleutian Islands y terday, Temperatures are below zero in the upper Yukon Valley but abpve zero over most of the Intreior, and are above froezing on the south@n coast except Prince William Sound. Rain Rain S CONDITION OF FALL IMPROVES 1 WASHINGTON, Nov. 7—Albert B. Fall, former Secretary of the | Interior, ill from congested lungs, continued to show improvement | today and plans to return to his announced today by Major {home in New Mexico very short- Douglas H. Gillette, Acting y. District Engineer. A wire —_————————— | received by him today from I No BALLYHOOIN | Engineer J. C. Truitt said | ————— | | Narrows Operl® for |- Fraffic Unsil Next Thursday Noon | Traffic, under ce: ditions, will be permitted through Wrangell Narrows beginning at noon today u | til next Thursday, it w: ain cons | J | | steamers might use the Nar- | rows during that period if | they took the channel west hid - | of Spike Rock. e e — Clare Krogh arrived here yes- terday on the Admiral Rogers | i from a short trip south. i . - . | embarrassment M, F, CUNNINGHAM HARRIS & EWING —_— AUSTIN, Texas, Nov. 7—Bally- hoo and “circus” tactics will have little place in the campaign of Mrs. Minnie Fisher Cunningham, first woman candidate for senator from Texas. She will attempt to succeed Senator Earle B. Matfield. The Texas woman has been a leader in Texas politics and re- cently made a special trip . to Washipgton to convince ¢ongress- men that Southern women “not}! |8 only want ths'blll?,t. but will use it like a battle ax. - Japan May Bar | TOKYO,, Noy. 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(International Illustrated News) Urdergraduates at . Princeton Can Vote !, William € Point Mother 5 doing and o A sple PRINCETON, N. | Undergraduates at P, | vers| have won the !the right of franchi | permission to r or for the i elections on the ground thoy not legal residents of the ough, the students proteste strenuously thai election of! rescinded their action. Nov. 17 eton Un D g lm(!lrv "“')"MACHDNE EXPORTS AT PEAK danied | fall werc ho - WASHINGTON, ports of industrial m the United States durin eight months of 1027 $136,631,000, a new high. - — e To make the round trip to Sit RABY CGIRL BORN |ka and Skagway, H Preston A nine pound baby girl wasand Sam Guyot left last night on | iborn at t 1 ac the Admiral Roge: the first! totalled | | W, : ||# Lest You Forget! Take Glass of Salts Before | A litde forethought now will save ycu the you suffered last year. Christmas Greeting Coards . Now from the many hahdsome lines carricd and now on display. 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It is just as costly to be unfortunate as to be incompetent Regarding— SECOND LIBERTY BONDS Redemption November 15, 1927, of all outstanding bonds of the Second Liberty Loan has been called by the Secretary of the Treasury. On that date Uncle Sam will cease to pay interest on all Second 4’s and Seccnd 414's. % Prior to that date, the Treasury.Department indi- cates, an exchange offering may be made through which holders of Second Liberty Loan Bonds may have the priv- ilege of exchanging them for other interest bearing Gov- If you wish, we will be glad to attend to any matter in this connection for you. —l— First National Bank _“There is mo Substitute for Safety” Old Pspewm sale at E