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

—_— DOUGLAS NEWS L | PROGRAM IS ARRANGED FOR LEAGUE BAZAAR: | Preparations for the annual ba- | of the Ladies’ League h:\ve" been going on steadily for the last | 3 f | | | | i 1 three weeks and everything s |, now in readiness for it to be held | RNE 0 HEN THE DREADED ALARM F\RE SOLADED (N THE VILLAGE , THE SECRET AND (VNSTERICUS ORDER OF THS FRSWERMOOD OF BILLY GOATS FORGET THEIR FEUD Wik Jeuosepunt ! THAT'S A BIG Buaze' | TS GONNA SPREAD ONER THE WHOLE Town & T ISNT CHECKE L oF QARNEY GOOGLE AND RUSHED To THE SCENE OF The DISASTER ~ ACT To BE OUTDONE @Y BILLY GO N THE CALSE OF HLMANITY, ATs| BARNEY RUSHED BACK WU TRE COUL To WE tomorrow evening in the Eagles| | ball. In addition to features that have been previously mentionedl a fish pond has been added a one of the attractions. | A tiptop program has been pre-| pared for the occasion which. will | be as follows, starting at 8. o'clock: Piano Solo, Mrs. O. G. Goss. Song, High School Glee Club. Pianologue, “How the Elephant Got His Trunk.” Song, “Piccaninny Sandman,” Six Girls. Instrumental Trio, Miss F‘Iem-( ming, Miss Manke and Mr. Hen-| rickson, accompanied by M Dally. k Vocal Solo, “Sweet Genevieve,” rs. Glen Kirkham. | “Bazaar Mad,” Lillian Aalto and' Lucile Fox. Vocal Solo, “The Rainbow Trail,” Mrs. Homer Swindle. Cello Solo, Miss Stella Jones, accompanied by Miss Caroline Todd. 1 f i | ——— { BAZAAR MEETING The Ladies’ League will meet| . o from all parts of Tanana! this evening in the League rooms | to make final arrangements for| the Bazaar which 1s to be held| tomorrow evening in the Eagles hall, It is the desire of the'offi-| cers that all work for the bazaar| be turnéd in at tonight's meeting. | - ., “THE €:LvER TREASURE” | AT LIBERTY TONIGHT For colorful drama, high-pow- | eped action and beautiful scenic effects, “The Silver Treasure,” at, the Liberty tonight, is said to be one of the finest pictures that have reached the screen this sea- son. And why shouldn't it bep It was made from the movel “Nos- tromo,” by that master of fiction, Joseph Conrad, and directed bv Rowland V. Lee, whose genius created such photoplays as “Hav- oc” and “As No Man Has Loved.” George O'Brien is seen in the leading role of “The Silver Treas- ure.” Besides Mr. O'Brien, it in- elydes Lou Tellegen, who plays the leader of many villains; Hed- da Hopper, known as the best- dressed woman on the screen; Helena O’Algy, Stewart Rome, the English star; Otto Matieson, Joan Renee, Daniel Makarenko, Evelyn Selble, Harvey Clark, Fred Beck-| er, Hugh Crumplin, Gilbert Clay- ton, Sidney de Grey, Jacques Rol- lins and George Kuwa. RN 0[.-! INSHINE MAKERS HIT HARD (Fairbanks News-Miner) BootJeggers catering to the banks market were hard hil ring the past week. Siuce Fri- day morning federal officers have seized and destroyed four stills. One stilthouse is described as hav- ing almost the capacity of a pre prohibition dietillery. It contain- &d vats in which 3,000 gallons of mash could be placed at one time. The ralding party consisted of Prohibition Enforcement Officar Fred Handy from Juneau and Deputy Marshals Pat O'Connor and James Hagen. 1.00 ™M Te DO WHAT HE e FEN SAD T wag ‘ THE SHERIFFS nouse ! THATS THE GUY ThAT ORBEREL ME OUT OF TowN AMD SICKED THOSE BLLN GOATS on ME = ON WELL TS \S NO TIME T Tk OF QUARRELS <TT My ADDER HAS TWO EXTRA BUCKETS MISTER & va BETTER HURRY NENANA TO BE SCENE OF Bi6 - INDIAN FEAST {Interior Indians Prepare for 10-Year Potlatch During Holidays (Anchorage Times) Great preparations are being made at Nenana for the enterta ment of visiting Indians who valley next month to participate in the “ten-year” potlatch which will be staged at the Nenana In dian village during the Christmas holidays under the personal di- rection of Chief Thomas, head of the Tanana tribes. It is expected that between 300 and 400 Indians will gather at Nenana for the mo- mentous occasion. The Nenana, Indians are very busy with their preparations at present, according to L. B. Hor- ton, member of the railroad forces at Nenana, who arrived in An- choragé ofi Wednesday on a brief visit. Meat and other provisions are being accumulated to feed the visiting tribesmen during their stay at the village, and it is un derstood that a specfal pavillion | is to be erected for the dances which will be a feature of the potlatch. The merchants of Ne- nana also are preparing for the event in anticipation of heavy de- mand upon their stocks during the festivities. SKATES HOLLOW GROUND See Morris’ Shop adv. Old Mr. Carter Helped by Simple Mixture “After taking Adlerika I feel better than for years. At my age (60) it is ideal — so different fiom other medicines.” (signed) W. W .Carter. Adlerika is a simple mixture of buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., which removes GAS in ten minutes and often brings surprising relief. to the stomach. Stops that full, bloated feeling. Brings out old waste- matter you never though was in your system. Excellent for chronic constipation. Butler-Mauro Drng Company. —adv. ————— TURKEY SHOOT SUNDAY. adv. LIBERTY TONIGHT THE SILVER TREASURE with GEORGE O’BRIEN “From the Gabby’s Seat” O’Henry Comedy ( “Putting on the Dog” A heavy “DUXBAK” COAT with corduroy oollar and four large pocksats .. $7.00 | “DUXBAX” PANTS in all siss, siraight and lncod . 425 visor and fur-lined ear- (8 Disturbance of Earth Lasts Several Hours WASHINGTON, Nov. 17— | very severe earthquake was || recorded by the seismograph | | at the Georgetown University | | | at 4:29 o’clock yesterday. The | | disturbance lasted more than | | two hours and a half. - The | | | location is probably more than | 8,000 miles away. | | | ENGLAND IS - WORST EVER } ABINGDON, England, Nov. 17— | England is reaping omne of the worst harvests since the begin- ning of the present century, it is! shown by reports of farmers' as- sociations in this agricultural cen- ter. The yield per acre of wheat in England and Wales is forecast at ' nearly 17 hundredweight per acre, |or one-quarter hundredweight be- low the last ten years' average. Barley and oats are slightly above the average yield, but the condi- tion of the grain, farmers say. 1leaves much to be desired, and | much of it will have to remain in ! fore it is marketable. Root foods such as turnips ani carrots made good top growlh during September, but the roots themselves are inclined to be ra- ther small owing to the lack of sunshine. The harvest thls year has” been considerably delayed, as is shown by the alterations in the words of harvest hymns at some of the chur , “Some is safely gather- ed in” being substituted for “All is safely gathered in.” NOTICE Party taking grey overcoat by mistake from A. B. Hall Nov. 11 can have their own by re-; turning same to Chiet of Police.| —adv. | | | o — American Legion meeting polt-i poned from tomight to Imadnyi lment. Initiation. Refreshments. Full attendance desired. G. W. NOSTRAND, —adv. Adjutant. than the mated by cial tre dress of Legislature, $r037, 1 Paivtahos amount of revenue esti- Ontario Is Enrviched T $2,225,000 by Sale Dy Of Liquor in Year rtridge, Indian girl,| into custody last night| 1 Officer Jack Wilson | will be sent to the Louise| in Portland on an early| TORONTO, v | Toronto Globe that it | learnad on good authority that | eale of liguor in Ontario under All Oda Fellows are requested|sovernment control for the fiscal to be present this evening at|year ending ( wiil en 7:30. Work in the first and sec- | tiehi the prov ond degree. roximately —adv. This figu and - > i THE HANDY MAN A8 > 0DD FELLOWS ATTENTION | I do Carpencer, Blectrical, somining, Paintin in fact kind of gene repair Henry C. Phone Ka ny work 2003 —ady E. V. BROWN, N. G. le! \ y . ® 4 ° ; ighest prices FOR RED, CROSS, SILVER, WHITE. 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