The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 16, 1927, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPI'RE RESS DOUGLAS BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLl G a WEDNESD/\ Y NOV. 3y BILLE DE BECK ANMCIENT GRDER OF BN GOATS NEWS | LEAVES FOR BEDSIDE A e & OF SICK SISTER | A Z Smith left on fhe | Bellingham, | Mrs. Eimer F Yukon last night for Wash., to be near her sister, Mrs. | M. J. O'Connor, who was repor- | ed in a eritical condition from | fllness last week. She expects to! return-to Douglas as soon as Mrs. | O'Connor s ower her sickness. | L e — | EDMISTONS MOVING James . Edmiston and ‘amily are removing from their old home in' Treadwell to the parsonage in tie! Congregational = church. ‘Work- AN ENE D NOLRE A BUNCH OF Bully GOATS - TM GLAY DM ALEAVING NOUR A0 MSTH EATEN THMN W% AND CHEW ON Q.:\ S A FEWTIN @ANS f ( THATS. WHAT HO A€ 1 HEL uELP REMEMEBER R SEMU IREY NARNING ~ BAAH —AH & 10 MNOWN WHATY \TWATS LKE TO NEVER / UAVE COME WERE! | GO ON HOME AND LET DECENT men have been busy for several days making alterations to the apartments for the convenience of the tenants. | - IN BACHELOR QUARTERS BIG HEARTED SAM! GRAND RAPIDS, 'V[I(h Nov. 16—Samuel D. Per years old, of Hastings, v County Clerk Louis mann’s office this afternoon | ‘with his former wife, Mrs. Mande F. Perry, 26 years old, also of Hasiings, obtained a copy of their divoree decr. and them, accompanied Dby Fannie M. Rice, 20, and Ches- i ter S. Ballorucki, 23, both of this city, entered the marriage license room. Perry applied | for -a license to marry Miss | Rice and Bailorucki made ap- | plication to marry Mrs. Perry. ' The two men jointly took the oaths required of applicants and Perry paid the application | | tee for both. i JLeo Young has taken one of the Olson houses where he is mow nicely settled in bachelor | quarters for the winter. # - FAUST RETAINING LEAD AMONG POPULAR OPERAS PARIS, Nov. 16—Faust still is} the one sure-fire opera that packs the house. For 68 years it has grown steadily in favor in France, as it has generally in other coun- tries. In the Paris Opera alone it has been given more than 1,800 | times, It plays to capacity re- ceipts—78,000 francs—every time! | it is given. Musical historians recall tha®| it was a flat fallure at the /first performance in Paris.. Gounoud, undiscouraged, had faith in his work and its presentation abroad |about the. theater, therefore, brought him a fame that was ac contended, - ‘keeps people from carded him, two years later, “hen\‘hm““’: about it. They don't Faust came back to Paris. talk about it, it is added hy some, e i i because - they aren't RAY PEOPLE DON'T TALK When a play that does interest ABOUT THEATER ANY MORE; it s 1 success. e e——— M. 0. SOLBERG SERIOLSLY ILL, SEATTLE HOSPITAL PARIS, Nov, 16—A ‘“conspiracy af silence” is & new iil from which the poor decadent theater is sup- posed to be suffering. 1 In the old days polite conversa- tlon in the fashionablec world c and member of the De cerned itself with ‘“first nights,” | Divisional Committee of the new plays and players, it is re-jond Division for several year: marked, while “fighters and avia- |'seriously ill in a Seattle hospital, tors are the stars of today; more | according to reports received here ink Ras been spilled over an At-|today. He was enroute from!} lantic flier in .forty-eight hours|Nome to Sitka to enter the Pio than over a Sarah Bernhardt in |neers’ Home. It is reported that twenty years.” he is ering from cancer and This failure of people to talkTis T a ious gcondition. M. O. Solberg. pionecr of N ’Schllllng L EM O N There’s no avoiding the fact that Schil Extract cont: three times the amount of essential lemon oil required by Government pure food standards. That’s money’s-worth! P.&—There is similar money’s worth in Schilling’s Vanilla. ' Specidl for Ni;’v'embei? 141024 “Wnal !u‘nhun siges, lmi'htudlu«l - Warm “DUXBAK” CAPS with visor and fur-lined ear- 8178 WMMMhdlduuth interested. | is presented, then it pas deserved | rights reser ALASK Anfinp;? SURE WE .:'\'uav SANIT AT O CLEANZST LAUNDRY {7 '™ NATION ALASKA STEAM - LAUNDRY PRONE 15 ved |Government to i | | t | LT B ] 1 Booth Tarkington was threatened with total blindness at his home in Kennebunkport, Me., but, spetialists were able to save i the sight of noted author’s Teft eye so that he is now able to work. 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