The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 15, 1928, Page 7

Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. Weather Burcat Forecast for Juneaun and vicinity, begnntnc 4 v, m. today: Rain tonight and Thursday;moderate southeast winds. LOCAL DATA Burem. Temp. Humidity Wind Velacitv Weather 30.27 40 20 SE 8 Lt. Rain 30.42 40 94 SE 9 Lt. Rain 30.48 42 23 £E 7 Lt. Rain CABLE AND MDIO REPORTS YESTERDAY 1 “HoDAY Highest 3 pm. | Frosti Aa o o | ty 2ihra._Weather 16 0 Clear 18 0 Pt Cldy 06 Pt. CKy Cldy Time— 4 p. m. yest'y lnw s temp. te n.m, Franons. clay | Cldy Clear Rain Rain Rain Foggy Rain Cldy Cldy Clear Clear Duteh Harbord Cordova Juneav . Ketchikan Rupert monton Seattle Portland ........ San Franusm,, & D 10 mies. Note.—OQbservations alt Du'ch Harbor, Kodiak, Juneau, Princ Rupert, Edmonton, Seattie, Portland and San Francisco are made at 4 a. m. and 4 p. m., Juneau time. ¢ extended from the crest being located nbia, with a reading over the Bering Sea n the Interior of Alaska, ortant. Not much Southeastern Alaska A vast area of high baro Yukon Valley southward'to Calif about 100 miles off the coast of I of 30.72 inches. Low pressure pr region. Colder weather was reported elsewhere temperature changes were change in temperature is indicated during the next.36 houxs. — DOUGLAS NEWS ASKED DANCE CREAT SUCCESS - \\L tward Funda for New Grandstand | pmesing il Are Provided by }}.m],:" Yo Woman's Club fof the led over <0 Lady” was awarded this 1l others were deserving mention among whom J. R. Guerin as a hobo, y as Napoleon, Mrs. a ballet girl and 2s an old fashioned Loomi | Mike Ri 4, the occasion were RETURNS TO WESTWARD for Healy Forks, to the d taking with him a unit of five stamps, T. left on the Yukon last the gold mining camp y by whom he is fter a three months vigit with his family. The stamp mill was purcha from the eadwell Compan; . s [“THE SAP” SHOWING AT LIBERTY TONIGHT With ciose to ent, in costum titat many 1 occupying balcony, the Natatorium was filled last night at the masque ade dance given there by thc) Douglas Island Woman's Club l Given as a Dbenerit raise | funds for building a new granl- stand on the ball grounds, m Dplace of the old ene torn dowa | The “The ‘] iberty { Kenneth Jarlan. Fhe story dea's ith a young marp'who was ‘o 1 T, 3 hh Ty Yohr, oul Judgne Irom {4 babied by his mother when small b ARSI 2 e, 3 ‘n;(hm he became a regular molly- every way scoddle, and becams prey to 2 Not for ‘s"ww” ¥ mall town bully. He had;a hard Bien’ ad m\;ch s teken .‘imno of it until the final climax a masked ball on the Islana,|Vhen he redeems himsclf by giv- Ghaisdtery ot vatidliy ‘“B”:” !ing the bully the thraghing of his lite, vocation, nationality and age! L1 Ccmedy ituations gre_ plen- were Tepresented. . 3t .was by ‘m‘LiIul and while dealing with the mentls an ousy task for tha judges \;::n ufurn are no blood and thun- to. decide upon the best, as there o S€eB The plotiis up-todate wate 8o Ty neArly as S in eve respect and will mae The prize for the best d wonderful entertainment for the lady and gentleman clmructm',‘m““““ picture theatre goer. however, was given to Mrs. June Charley My Boy, of song and Brown as Martha Washington .mrl‘dfl"ce fame,. will' be the -comedy té Mrs. Dr. Anna Kearsley as, feature, for Charley Chase has itten the Hal Roach laugh- George Washington, both attend-| ¥ " auts from Juneau. The most ov- maker. 5 the | /BRI G WA | by iginal characters decided upon |OPeRCd With anews reel. - ——— —— were the Bride and Groom, Mr Archie Radalet being the forme JACR OF ALL TRADES and Mrs. John Thunes as the lat-|-°t Me a6 your oad jobs. Phane ter, both being from -Ju 1. “Our}’ 173, John Holler, Prop. Gang.” represented by five Dgng- las girls, May Fraser, Elizabetn | Sey, Mona Carlson, Ruth Lundefl, ! Viano Wahto, Marjorie Fox and, Saimie Kromgquist, copped the! prize for the most comical char-| acters by a wide margin. It was | then found that an additional prize would have to be declared as one more character was (00 good to leave out, the sbest sus tained character. O. F. Olson, as| QvzR Warn: . feature Brothers 15 at Lhe to : which op has there . i—ron{cht— ' THE SAP KENNETH HARLAN There’s'Nothing So Enjoyable As GOOD CLEAN Comedy So Don’t Miss Seeing This One ALSO Charley Chase nmLNEVS Opens the Show i 40-—-—20——40 cents Theatre (onight, features|. Hsm%ggmslclfloow . I THE A c‘fine MANOR , wmv AND VA GOTTA LISTEN To ME = EVERY RESIDENT OF CHICAGO 1S LP IN S PRMS = BUSINESS |'S AT A STAND STLL, THE \-la‘YE\s CANT TaxE CARE OF ANGHER SALL AND ST MUCH WORK FOR LUMBER MILLS Roy Rutherford Returns| With Big Box Contracts ! —Lumber Price Good | i Roy Rutherford, manager aund| part owner of the Juneau Lumber| Mills, returned to Junmeau on tho steamer Yukon from a scveral! months trip to Seattle, Belling- ham, Anacortes and Tacoma. Optimistic outlooks for the mill| this coming season were express | ed by Mr. Rutherford today. He| declared that the company has enough orders for salmon box m‘ to operate for half a year from, the time work begins this spring. | “Lumber prices in the Pugzet| Sound district have advanced,” Mr. Rutherford said, “and we sold about one half million feet of clear lumber, of the airplane | type, and received an advance price of $10 per thousand more than last year. mon hoxes are harder for| the buyer to purchase this year, and as a result prices are good. As we manufacture a large per- centage of those made on the Pa- cific Coast we have enough or- ders to keep us going for some time on the manufacture of boxes alone.” George F. Weisel, who made a trip to Alaska and down the Yu- kon to Fairbanks last year, is now associated with the Juneau Lum- ber Mills, and will come north during the early part of March, Mr. Rutherford announced. The mills will open about the first of April, he said. Territorial/ Commissioner of | Education Lester D. Henderson, is leaving Juneau tonight on the steamer Admiral Rogers on an ofticial trip to the southern dis- trict. Commissioner Henderson plans to make a visit of insped- tion to the Territorial schools at Petersburg, The Narrows, Scow Bay and Point Agassiz. He expects to complete his in- {the raising of the curtain on the [ thousands in all parts of ‘Ameii- I have worked with enthusiasm and JMWE BWNGOATS KEEP. COMING ~ § spection in time to make the steamer Admiral Watson, due to arrive in Juneau, the end of this week from the south. PARISH PLAY ON TOMORROW “Daddy Long-Legs”* Will Be Production to Be Presented Everything is in readiness for play “Daddy Long-Legs” at the Parish Hall tomorrow night. Fourteen years ago this play wasg produced for the first time in a Broadway Theatre, New. York. Since that tima it has delighte2 ca. Mary Pickford production. The twenty characters, which form the personnel of the play, starred in the interest, and it is their belief, and the bellef of those in charge of the affair, that their efforts will offer a very enjoyable eveniny to the Juneau Public. Tickels have been selling at a good réte and a large audience Is indicated. e GENENDER IS RETURNED T0 FACE CHARGES Local PostofilC' 'Clerk. fndlctexi { bezzlement Is Here To face a charge of embezzle- mént of Government funds while 8 plerk in the local U, S past-l office last year, Dayid Genender, who was brought north on the stéamer Yukon by Deputy Mar-| shals from New York, was turn- ol ‘over to''the custbdy of U. S.! Marshal Albert A. White on the arrival of the steamer in Juneau. Genender wu nrranted Juuuary WALT & Ms(nulxu Great u..m. r-hu .-m-‘ 29 at Governor's Island, N. Y., where he had joined the Army, after a search of several months for him by Post Office officials. He is now held in the local Federal jail and’ will enter a plea before Judge T. M. Reed prob- ably next week it was said in the U. 8. Distriet Attorney’s of- fice today. The court I8 now at Ketchikan and 18, returning at the end of th preaont week. Genender whs {udicted by the last Grahd Jury: and charged with embezzlemnt 6f Government funds from the local postoffice where he was a clerk, on two counts; the first charging him with embezzling funds totaling $43.28 on or about June:25, 1927 and the second charging him with embezzling funds to the amount of $10.68 on or about June 25, 1927. The prisoner was brought 'to Juneau from New York by R. J. Mulligan, Chief Deputy U. 8. Marshal and J. Patrina, Deputy | U. S. Marshal, of New York City. i The trip across the continent and to Alaska is said to be the long- est ever made in the United 3tates and Its possessions by the same ofticers. ————.———— AT THE HOTELS Gastineau Gene A. Brown, city; C. F. Lottsfeldt, Takotna; A. A. Hum- trey, city; J. J. Meherin, city, W. G. Strench, Ketchikan; Miss Hilda Tucker, Seatt) 8. Wali- stedt, city; P, J. Mulligan, New York City; Joseph A. Patrina, New York City; B. F. Zuern, T) gard, Oregon. Alaskan John Peterson, e¢ity; Mr, Mrs. Robert Cockbufn, it James A. Anderson, Ketclitkan; George Johnson, city; H. M. Phil- lips, city. gzy_.;. Willlam f eh TPhomas "Hardware - €0l y,'. who ' has been in’ the Pacifié 'Northwest far n'few weeks oft busluness, return- ed home on the Yuken. 8, Wallstadt, ‘i'{m 18 traveling | in the interests of the L. 0. O. Moose, returned to Jungau on the Yukon. o { e Ad % th. J’m:'« p Empire BILLIARDS UNDER MANAGEMENT OF Fred Cameron Bert Kiefer P Adrian “Ciisey” Roff STARTING OFF WITH A “Out of the:D + “Invitation to “Gems from t‘(he “Stop Your ing J “Beauhful Ohid”—Song * usille Naght? ¢ “Poet and P “America”— bomem ! PR uowdl Pro’gfam " Viélin Solo ock" y Elsie fr Gr 9 ! Vlttor Lizht Open Commn Orchestra Amp-nimmt (Victo ) Real Seal........ —Baritone Solo i Victor Salon ¢ o AT A TvME, BINS - WHSPER ToE AT sv:as SPEGIAL RATE Ak bin e Ak Cut Rates for Grand Igloo at Ketchill('an Special | reduced,. round \rip rates has been lssued by the Ad, miral Line between all Alaskan ports and Ketchikan for the Granil Igloo of the Ploneers of Alaska convening on ' March 16, it wak announced today 'by Brice How- ard, locai general agent for iho company. Tha speclal tariff is a reduction of '‘about 20 per cent! ovet the reguldr roundirip rates Sale of the reduced-tickets wiil be open on March 12 and closa March 16, -The réturn date from Ketchikan is llmited to March 23. Local Pioneers making the trip, Mr. Howard aid, can’lgave here | on the .~ Aduiiral ) Rogers about March 15 and retirn on any oune of three vessely, the Admiral Roz- ers, Admiral Rvatis or Admi-al Watson, as the weekly service of | the company wiil have been ia- augurated by that date: Pt A el ATTENTION BAGLES Regular.. mubting. Wednesday ! night, Feb .is, Qdd - Fellows' Hall,. at +%:30: 0"%lock,, Import: | ant ‘buginegs. mml memhn urged‘ and |- Unfinished Fiuifiiiili-é Just appiy a coat df Rogers Brushuig dei) and there you are—a piece of AP 3 Mli artistic fumlture ) THESE WINTER DAYS ARE IDEAL Fdi( INTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS Spruce or Hemlock we yali vgry good satis ‘{a g FOR FLOORING—WE RECOM, TICAL GRAIN HEMLOCK C 8 4 ik ~—LUMDER FOR BVERY PI e Halde b iag NO ONE KNOWS EVEB THING ABOU! ANYTHING ¢ BUT— The Empu‘e s Job Printing Department knows | to.do your prices. lete auto: c ment enailel The I:l':glre will ntufy We have reeeutly mnllzd machmory | Railed Letter Prmtiug Try thu new method on your . pnming the right way and ‘at mnme prices m ndmvpliufor gy Jtiem A .L(a WE KNOW You'u Lixk m B e et