The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 24, 1927, Page 7

—_—T DOUGLAS NEWS EAGLES WIN FROM SAILORS In a close, well played gama, played here last night, the Eagles basketball team won from the Unalga quintet by six points, the score being 31 to 25. The Sailors had the lead on the Eagles team at the end of the first half when- the score was,16 to 15 in their favor and were playing good consistent ball, with # tendency to roughness, however. Then the Eagles tightened up their defense and Hunt, Unalga forward® who scored four shots in the first' half, was held to only one in the second period. Takko, sailor center, who also scored four shots in the first half, was allowed to sink but three in the jast half. The Eagles made threc points from free throws while the ilors made one. Manning was h point man for his side, mak- over half, or seventeen, of the gles score. The various players scored as follows: Eagles—Hendrickson 3, Bonner 6, Manning 17, Cashen 4. Niemi 1. Sailors—Hunt 10, Tak- ko 14, Layman 1. Lineups and scores were as fol- Jows: Eagles Uualgn Henrickson (3).. F‘ Hunt (10) Bonner (6) ... Koski Manning (17 Takko (14) €ashen (4) Layman (1) Niemi (1).. ... Howal! Cashen subbed for Bonner, Bon- ner for Manning, and Manning fo. Cashen; Howell subbed for Lay- man and Dobins relieved Howell. Referee, Nardin; Scorer, Joha: son. ——-——— * A return game between the two !Qld papers for sale at The Empire. teams is to be played in’ Juneaw, Monday night. - eee { “WHY GIRLS GO BACK iness of Winesville, {and luxury of back again. | duction Home,” “Why Girls Go at the Liberty Sunday. small;town girl upstate in O'Hara, domesticity. ford Dudley, Brook), Then one night, Chif- (played the “sticks,” scene from the stage to her. seriously, believes gaged to him, of a stage career in the great city, ticated Sally Short, Myrna Lay), veloped. — e MBS. SEY ILL Mrs. Jack Sey is confined to her home with a severe attack of l" tonsilitis and complications. Dr. i Kirby is in attendance. ——————— MRS. VESTAL HOME Mrs. LeRoy Vestal, who under- went a minor operation in St. Ann’s hospital this week, re- turned to her home today. WIS’HES ONE AVD ALL A MERRY CHRISTMAS NOTE:—All the Kiddies will be the guests of the Liberty on Christmas Night FOR SUNDAY NIGHT In New York she was the toast of the town; in her home town, the roast of the scandal mongers. " WHY GIRLS GO BACK HOME A pwzure you Starting tbc Com “F‘ R‘T Patsy Ruth M;ller and Clive Bmk NEWS OPENS THE SHOW © 70--20—40 cents want to see Series— earts” V AUGHN “CHRISTMAS mnl [ A ten per cent wear; Comes Blogmer and appliquid and lage trimmed FIRES. USE CHRISTMAS TREE ! LIGHTS—$1.25 BOX!! } discount will be given on Glove Silk Under- priced at $6.50, $6.75 and $7.00 a suit. shades of melon, nude, pink, naiad and corn. and Brassiere Sets, Step-Ins and Chemise; tailored, HOME” AT LIBERTY From the obscurity and petti-| to the fame Broadway—and That is the path that| Patsy Ruth Miller as Marie Dow-| ney, takes in Warner Bros.' pro- Marie Downey is a simple little York, content with the attentions of John Ross, played by George and lopking forward to a ¥ {simple life of marriage and quiet by Chve star of a big New York production, trying out a play in gratifies his vanity by playing a very passionate love She greenly takes his attentions 4 herself en- and, with visions follows the troupe to New York. She is befriended by the sophis- (played by is jilted with un- necessary cruelty by Dudley, who thinks only of his reputation as a o Notices must be reeeived by The Empire Back {not later day morn Douglas Church ‘ jjourned the U. S. District Court ;Il sermon topics, ete. New Services for this church column than 10 o'clock Satur- ing to guarantee change 1 Douglas rmbyfcmn man Sunday Sermon P 7:00 p. | week prayer service. All are cordially weicome to; these services. Sciioos—2:30 p. m. at 3:15 p. m. m. — Thursday—Mid- Douglas Catholic Church _l dence building. 9:00 a. mon, General Communion for all.| No Sunday School. Catholic services in the tem- porary chapel in the new resi- adjoining the old bank m.—Low Mass and Ser- matinee idol, and obtains work ‘,s'. Luke’s Eplseopnl Church \ through Sally in a revue. From Lii- this point on a good story is de- No evening qprvh‘o at St Luke’s Church Christmas Day. 12 — Congregational Communi l l 54 Church . Sunday R m. i Regular Sunday services 11: 30jcome delinquent and subject to a i penalty of 10 per cent with eight i m to L. D. HAMMOCK, Lay Pastor — e the NO FINER SWEETS for an Xmas gift than Scliool 10:30 to 11:30 12:30 p. m, Rogers chocolates; Assorted sizes of holi- | day packages, fresh and delicious, | at Guy's Drug Store. i Bt 4 .- LET Almqguist Yress Your Sui We call and deliver. (Adv.) | t.| Phone 528, {in favor | dependent. % |the final instaliment of Municipal COURT ADJOURNED OVER HOLIDAYS After a short session this morn- ing Judge Thomas M. Reed ad- until Wednesday, December 28. The members of the regular jury panel have been excused until Tuesday morning, January 3. The Federal Offices will be closed Monday, December 26. This morning Judge Reed set two hearings on demurrers m! come before the Court next Wed nesday. These are in the cases| of the Territory vs. the Peters- burg Packing Company and the! Territory vs. the Alaska Con- solidated Canneries, civil suits for the collection of taxes on fish traps. A motjon for a new trial in the case of Otterstad vs. the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company was made before the Court this morn- ing by Hellenthal & Hellenthal, attorneys for the company. The case was tried early this! month, a verdict being rvturnwl! of the plaintiff, who Is represented by Attorney R. ¥ Robertson and Henry Roden. Otto Otterstad sued the mining con pany for compensation for th death of a son killed in the mine, upon whom, he claimed, he was P NOTICE OF TAX PAYMENT Notice is hereby given that| taxes for the year 1927 is due and payable at the office of; City Clerk on or before 5 o’clock p. m. Tuesday, January 3, !923' after which time payments be-!| per cent interest. I SHEPARD, { H. R. | —adv. Clty Clerk. | -— ) ATTENYT 10N If you neeéd a good carpente phone 498, Ilandy Andy's Shoy A. P. LAGERGREN,, Prop. aav. Inlet, Strawberry Point, Lemesurier Island, r———_—_———____.__—__'_.— MOTORSHIP VIRGINIA IV. Sails every Wednesday evening for Excursion Port Althorp, Apex-El Nido, Hirst-Chichagof, Falcon Arm and Chichagof. Carry Passengers and Freight. All freight to be on City Dock by 1 o'clock Wednesday. Alaskan [Ilotel, Phone 8ingle O, Agent. Seward Fish Co. MAY THIS JOYOUS YULETIDE SEASON BRING MUCH "TO YOU AND YOURS IS . OUR ARDENT WISH. ' S. FUJII : HAND LAUNDRY GOOD CIIFFR May you be blessed with your full share of the Joy and Hap- which this season piness in abounds. TONY FANCY GROCERIES SIMON SANTA CLAUS IN s SEATTLE TODAY Decmeber 24 Seattle, Merry Christmas, George Shaw: This is the day for beginning to wish everyone a Merry Christ- mas and I am starting with you because I want you to do me a good turn, as you are the third member on the commitiee for the Elks' Christmas tree at John Spickett's Palace Theatre mnext TPuesday night, December 27 at 7 o'clock. I am in Seattle today and will leave here tonight for Alaska “Prancer” and ‘‘Dasher” are al- ready pawing the air hurry to be off for Juneau. DAILY ALASKA IRE, SATURDAY, DEC 24 1927. in their|Fern Beauty Parlor. EMPIRE STAFF 1S SMOKING ON HARRI After breakfast smokes, of real cigars, were enjoyed by The Em- pire staff this morning, a box having arrived early from Os~ar Harri, of the Harri Machine Shop. That appreciation was manifested was demonstrated by the fact that the forece “did smoke." ——————— ALASKA DRY An unquestionabie echoice, when you choose to drink ALASKA DRY (Red Top) PALE GIN- GERALE. ~—adv. — .. ————— Leon oil permanent wave, $12.50. —ady. ———— George, 1 want you to do a big|Old papers for sale at The Empire share in seeing to it that every youngster on Gastineau Channel is at the Palace to meet me. Give them a message from me te them that all kiddies 12 years of age and under will be ted free of charge and will re- ive gifts from me. I will greet everyone from thc stage after the Jackie Coogan show, “Johnny Get Your Hair Cut,” and there is to be two special dance numbers, one by a a gay little clown. After the entertainment I will imeet the youngsters at the door and will give them the jolly toy novelties and also Joe Snow’s crispetfes and Fred Sorri's soda pop. SANTA CLAUS. e e S Order your frum cakes for Christmas now. Mrs. Sully. adv The Happy Thoughts of a Joyous Christmas Day prompt us to pause and bring to you the assurance of our warm feeling of friendship and good will. DOUGLAS DAIRY JOHN KENDLER, prop, You'll get many greetings but > we could not let the season pass without extending - you ours and wishing you a MERRY CHRISTMAS and a i HAPPY NEW YEAR OWL RESTAURANT Y. SHITANDA, prop, 1 (beautiful doll and the other hyJ | | | | | ok HEARTY CHRISTMAS GREETINGS FRANK BRYAN Douglas Barber MERRY CHRISTMAS HAPPY NEW YEAR Both old and time worn greet- ings—but we hope they will mean maore to all of you this year tl_lal,l;’they ever have before. JOHN MILLS DOUGLAS TRANSFER CO. CHRISTMAS CHEER LET'S ALL TUNE IN! to the Happiest Christmas we have ever known and keep tuned in for the best year we have ever known in, the ap- proaching New Year. GUY’S DRUG STORE GUY E. SMITH, ‘rrop. Sincere Greetings for a RIGHT MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR to Our Friends and Patrons JOHN FEUSI Everything in Hardware TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND: cusr(m ERS WE MOST CORDIALLY EXTEND OUR BEST WISHES FOR A Very Merry Christmas and a Prosperous and Happy New Year MIKE PUSICH “THE, HUB” WE EXTEND TO OUR MAN Y PATRONS AND FRIENDS OUR MOST SINCERE W ISHES; FOR A Merry Chnstmas and a Happy New Y ear F.A.]J.GALLW AS om——————— CHRISTMAS GREETINGS Qur sincere greetings go out to you this Christmas and we hope that the New Year will bring Prosperity and Happi- ness a thousandfold. WM. OTT LIBERTY THEATRE