The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 5, 1928, Page 7

PIONEERS ARE =+ GRATEFUL FOR $ 15 HERE FROM OR FEW DAYS Hurh ara graph rec Old Timers m Sitka Home| Express Appreciation for Christmas Cheer Expressing a ion of Pionec Home" @ of himself as rintendent the institution, € were o ceived this week by W. D. Gros originator of the Christmas Cheer| ductic Fund, and by Thé E » from | matéria Superintendent l'hm bected “The Old Boy in ; ciated their “w Gift which was re (Sitka) in due time and deliver to them in person Christmus morning at the breakfast table, he wrote Mr. Grc | Contributions fi Southe: amount through the Al change, and §100 from the Ke kan Igloo of ha \‘l X '\1lrl cura said The mild ¢ Mills nut of th Church Starving |Clergy Says Bishop of London received e b mas feed was JONDON, J large turkeys being the chief ) .ondon on the menu which included every- | Bngland thing that goes with turkey din Biihop ners. b Realizing their inability thank each person who | pated in the Christmas Fund, the Pioneers, said M tleson, desired to expres; thanks for the unusual remewm brance through the columns of} The Empire and th persona appreciation of the untiring wo of Mr. 3 in putting the move | ing of ment ove stully. iese pa A list cmembrances receiv- | them and baptiz ed bysthe Pioncers follow Alaska Film Exchange, (W , from the Pe chel for Pioneers’ $100; Pione boxes of candy cigars and tobs Pioneer Women of Ke uh\k:‘n boxes Christmas g American Legion, Sit cigars; George Williams, 10 gallons ice- cream; Blackmar and wife, subscr of magazines; Forest Hunt wife, box of books and mavh records; Mary K Kelchlkan phunru,mph Igloo of J oranges, Leon oil perma | Fern Leauty Parlor BRI Al]\\"r“‘ £ arways the columns of The EDISON STUDIES RUBERI an phone WORK ()N H4RV§’< S"’TVF FORT MYERS, Fla, Jan. 5 Thomas Edison has found - the | plant from which he hopes the!l United States can produce its pwn'| rubber. He believes that if apparatus can be perfected for harvesting | the Madagascarensis, |mpnrted‘ ‘rubher vine,” and for extraeting ; and scparating the fluid it con-| tains, American industry Gan de- clare its independence of the British-controlled rubber market upon which it always has relied. He is taking the problem with him this winter into. the old frame laboratory hers where in years gone Dby pe has labored over acid-eaten and tool-scarred benches to -perfect the electric light, the talking machine and other dévices which’ have made Jxim the foremost inventor of*his day. by nnlm' shrubs and eclinging| vines on Edison’s estate beside! the Caloosahatchee River, a car- load of machinery is being moved for uge in the experiments. Edi- son arrived at his estate in De- .cember, instead . of coming in Japuary for a mohth or two, as|This fluid, when dry, is plastic he usually has done, and resembles pure rybber both _notified his caretaker that helin color and elasticity. o e When its branches are broken a thick milky fluid flows freely. A vine mpdrtzd tm Madagascar will give the United States scsted spot is warmed through its own rubber supply, Thomas A. Edison (inset) believes, if econ-'and through. When you are sut- Toto the building, surrounded| gmica] ‘means cen be found to harvest it and extract will spend ‘the winter trying to invent such equipment in the old laboratory (left) at his Fort Myers, Fla., winter home. ber vmes are shown at the right growing cn his Florida utate} IHL D\IIY /\LASKA EMPIRE, lHLRSDA\ jAN 5 JHILE THE BRETHER LY 60KTS oF A BARNEY-S FORMER CHAFTER ARE MAINTAINING AN UNRELENTING SEAREH FOR THEIR DEPOSED LEADER WITH NO APPARENT SUCCESS, BARNEY HAS LEFT WS PRIVATE FREI\GHT CAR ' AT ST.PETERSBURG. FLORIDA ! OF COURSE HE HOPES To GET BY WITHOLT BEING RECOGNIZED UNTIL THE TTGMA OF Hi DISGRACE HAS BEEN FORGOTTEA - | PARSETE NWERS prowl Gaceant I3 1928. To WATCH MY Tu B RECCGNIED © 1927 by King Features Syndieate, Ine. Great Britwiu rights reverved. By BILLE DE BE(X Weather Condltmns As Recorded by the U. S Weather Bureau Forecast for Juncaw and vicinity, beginning 4 n. m. {oday: d Frid winds. LOCAL DATA Burom. Teom 100 Rain 91 8 Rain 1 Rain RADIO REPORTS ; PR TLIPONRY £a.m temp. V. Low tem; Bethel fort Yukon J Ketehi Prince I Rdmonton 3 tile 4 5 12 S q Rain land Rain \ " Francisco.. 6 5 16 16 Foggy *—Less than 10 mues. 1pert Harbor, K tland aed San eau tin Juneau, | Princ made at 4 a. m. and 4 p. low H\!’.uu:huul Alaska with Aleutian i H in tationd. High rn Alaska. S SON-IN-LAW IS VISITOR:IN JUNEAU; ’/U‘HINFRY from hero state of ably acoma on | . Schultzman w resident of Sk into the Int al years. oma for the | Your Suit Phone 528. Almquist ¥ nd deliver. - BR AK A CHEST | COLDWITH HEAT (. M OF RED PEPPERS se your kn;:lt aching chest. Stop the pain, Break up the con-! ; tion. Feel a bad cold loosen' fup in just a ghort time. ! 1’ ‘“Red Pepper Rub” is the co remedy that brings quickest re- |lief. It cannot hurt you and it | certainly seems to end the tight-! tness and drive the congestion and| soreness right out. 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Peter Woeck, contractor, who Ihas heen here since last Monday the interests of himself and arlan Thomas, architect, pra- tory to offering bids on the onic Temple and Juneau High :hool huilding, left for Seattle on the Admiral Rogers. - — LIBERTY TONIGHT | with 1 scenes on the screen reater F. | tamous production of “One Miu ute to Play,” starring Red Grango, | ill b shown at the Liberty Theatre tonight. The noted Uni- y of Illinois R. Neville, trnvefi;g sales- | man, left on the Admiral Rogers .| for Petershurg on a business trip. H RO LIV We make mens sults for $55 . WOLLAND. —adv, foo Advertising always pays. ise “Gallopinz | the columns of The Empire. ¥ ALASKA MEAT CO. Wholesal: and Retail Butchers PHONE 39 "SPECIAL SALE ON WINDOW SHADES AT PAINT STORE JUNEAU THESE WINTER DAYS ARE IDEAL FOR INTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS Spruce or Hemlock will give you very good satisfaction. 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The sap will be run nited | then through a Dprocess which will remove rosin and other im- purities, and when this is done the fluid will' be ready for the tests which will reveal whether it can soplace in automobile tires. mnan‘rr “ -+ RED GRA,NGE : the United States today is an| Ametlcnn-(rown rubber of com- mereial value,” the aged lnvcnmrl says. “It can be had, and I nm' . going to do my part to see it through if I have tq work 24 hours a day untll it is accom- plished.” ———— will | ad lha S o 5 rst meeting of the nu Friday, Jan. 6th, at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Blomgren and therford will act as hos- tesses, at the home of Mrs. Blom- as the For ample power, continuons tion and handling the “W, most satisfactory and g Call or write WITH PROFQUND RESPECT for the Father of Our Country, we submit this para) FIRST in Efficiency, FIRST in Service and FIBST in t\g hearts of our customers. We find in the grocgry busineds— and we know it’s true in every nther buliloll—M F guty is the best policy. 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