The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 10, 1928, Page 7

Weather Conditions AqRecorded by the U, . Weather Buresu LL \T'S T COME € avluec?fi mofiggbmuc QAQIFIED HER. . BARNE! TM GONNA ON MY CROSS- | REMEMBER';, SHE comnms The cm.w‘lhv TourR TOMORROW AND WONT nms QAT HAME To SEE HESR > \ QNCE MORE (3 m\s SQUABELI AINT PATCHED 3 r Forecast for Junean and vicinity, begtnning 4 v. m. today: Srow tomight and Sunday; moderate to fres! LOCAL DATA Time— Rurare. Tems. Hamidity Wind Velocity Wenflml 4 p. m. yest'y 2035 20 89 8! 4 Lt. Snow 4 a. m. today. . 28.95 6 88 SE 8 Lt. Snow Noon teday 28.99 b1 93 SE 5 Lt. Snow CABLE AND RADIO BEPORTS southcast winds. BILLNGOAT- OR WEARING Tre THE GROER — A CAMPAIGN TOUR HAS ALREADY N ORGANIZED AND BARNEY'S ICKETS BOLAHT AND UNLESS MRS FINCH’S ANGER 1 10! ' Hicheot 3 pm. | temn. 10 12 Btations— Nome Bethel Fort Yukon Tanana » Bagle St. Paul ... ¢ Dutch Harbor Kodiak Cordova Juneau . & Ketchikan ........ 5 Prince Rupert Edmonton Seattle Portland . San Francisco.. » S ey SRR S T RS A iy Duich Princ Rupert, Edmonton, Seattle, Portland and San Francisco arc made at 4 a. m. and 4 p. M., Juneau time. Note.—Observations at Rains were general this morning from Oregon northward to Ketchikan and snow oVver the northern Alaska, elsewhere fair weather prevailed low this morning over the North Pacific pressure was unusually Ocean, dova, the lowest PUNME Sy - DOUGLAS NEWS [ AT "1$' WITH PARENTS IN OLD COUNTRY i ¢ b Mike about a Pusich, who left here month ago for a ‘visit with his parents in the old ‘coun-| try, was due to reach Jugoslavis on March 9. Last word received by his family before he embarked for the trip acress the ocean in- dicated he was already tired of gtraveling. He expects to spend a month ‘in Hurope before starting o home. ——————— BASKETBALL A8 IT USED TO BE PLAYED The natdtorium is being occu- pied almost nightly at present by the ditferent married. mens’ and ladies' teamis practieing for the big floublehuder contest schedul- ed to take place in the near fu- ture foi' benefit of the Libratry ant Fire Department. Instead of it being *“following in the footsteps ¥ qof dear old dad,” the slogan now { shodld - read, “they're all kid4 again.” v —— > —— GOOD FEATURE 18 AT LIBERTY SUNDAY In “Volcano!" a Paramount pic- ture at the Liberty Sunday, Wil Mam’' K. Howard, its director, conies through with another win- ner. . You will remember him as the same man who produced “Tha | & Thundering Herd,” acclaimed as /' one of last year’s best films. “Voleano!” which features Bebe Daniels, Ricardo Cortez and Wal- o« lace ‘Beery, in addftion ta having a fine supporting caet, s good | e melodrama. The screen play was writteh by Bernard McConville from Laurence Eyre's stage suc- cess, “Martinique.” e Bebe is splendid as the little French girl, who leaves her coft vent in Brussels to return to Mar: tinique, a West Indidn Island, where her father is dying. On arriving she discovers him dead, and not knowing where to turn, Bebe goes to the home of a wn- man who bears her na: Ma- dame informs Bebe that she is not her daughter, and he only place to go ls—to the Quarter. # Qverhearing’ this conversation Ricardo Cortez, who 1s engaged to Madame's daughter, .becomas interested in Bebe, and asks it/ he may call on her. Things start happening to Bebe. Not knpwing what. the Quarter really is, she is naturally ‘reputlsed on: tinding the squalor and gum that ekist, - TRY SULPHURON " AN ECZEMA SKIN “osts lmle Ind Overcomes Trouble Almost Over Nld’lt 4 Any hulll: out of the lklu. even flery, itching eczema, can be ® quickly overcome by applying’ " Mentho-Sulphur, declares a noted "1 skin 8 Because of it germ destroying properties, this ulp hiur preparation instantly brings lflm skin frritation, . soothes lu-ll the eczema right H Preclt. umn |__temn tomp. \p!no\(v i hre, Wmmm -2 2 Bhiaia the center extended from Southeastern pressure being 28.84 inches at Cordova. Cold weather continued over the Interior of Alaska. Tom Low &a.m. "~ Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear 0 0 12 0 22 0 28 0 20 Cldy 28 - 0 Pt. Clay 28 Trace Pt. Cldy 20 0 Clear 28 .28 Lt. Snow - 2,18 Rain 42 36 .38 Llfl) 0 I 12 Chly 46 20 .21 Rain 50 18 .04 Rain 52 » 0 Clear *—Less than 10 mites. Harbor, Kodiak, Juneau, portion of Southeastern over Alaska. The air Alaska to Cor- Douglas Church Services Notices for thls church column must be received by The Empire not later than 10 o’clock Satur- day morning to guarantee change of aermon topics, ete. T Dougln Presbyterian Native ¥ Mission | ¥ E Sunday Henoot—2:30 p. m. Sermon at 3:15 .p. m. 7:00 p. m, — Thursday—MId- week prayer service. All are cordially weicome to thése services, Py Douglas Oatholic Chprch 40 Btreet, New York City. e i Katherine was nine. She had Jjust arranged some flowers that one of her mother's guests had brought. “Where shall 1 put ther?" she asked. “Anywhere you like, dear," h: mother answered. “You have v them, Mo- we shall enjoy them in the place that you select.” So Katherine stood for a min- ute studying the room and finally placed the blue vase of pink roses on a window sill where the com- bination contrasted pleasantly with the dull tan curtains. Anne was also nine. sionately hated the color purp.e and all of its “relations,” protest. ing loudly whenever she was ask- ed to wear a lavender gingham a in her wardrobe. What can you know about it?" 4t {snapped the annoyed mother, fas- tening the child into the hated garment. “This is one of Smith and Gordon's’ nicdst styles and I'm sure I think the dress is very pretty.” 80 Anne, half.sobbing, gazed at her pale reflection in the mirror and vowed that never, never, ne c-thollc services in the tel i porary chapel 'in the Wew resi- dence - -ddjbining the old-bank building; No service ift the forenoon. 1:00 p. m, — Sunday School, weather permltnng. I St. Luke’s Episcopal Chmh \ Evamn( rrayer anfd Sermnn 7:30 o'flock. o SO Y A R l ('omentiéuul Commanity L. D. HAII‘HOCK ‘uay Pastor Sunday §chiool 10:30 to 11:30 L m. Regular‘Sunday services 11:30 a. m. . to. 12:30 p. M. ——————— Fadd. Raiio Sefs and accessor- lex, rszmpfilt :‘ &mrafil ané Mar- tin ‘Lynch. Phone 429. LIBERTY sUNDAY—_'z::«)o From the play “Martinique” louu the skin} ‘clear an 5 t n ll h ’umnnt 7 . good taste, and I feel sure thut| She pas-| Gaod Taste By RUTH L. FRANKEL ———————————— | Bometimes theéir taste is bad, ALL THE WORK ANDBLANS OF Tile CF‘;:M\GN MANAGERS WLl Go These articles are appearing weekly in our eolumns. er, il she ever had a little Kll‘l‘ would she make her wear any-! thing she disliked, no matter how | pretty she herself thought it. Children have individual pref- erences and individual tastes. and Mother by precept and examplo | must lead them to see that Nnk| socks really lose all their pretti- ness when worn with a red dress, and that ruffled, fancy clothes on | emall girls are a poor choice, ex- cepting on special occasions, be- cause, for one reason, they hamper | the freedom of the wearer. But the wise mother neve for her own personalily on children. Whenever she can, Ye- cause she wishes them to grow up able to decide wisely, she lets them make decisions. Katherine,| selecting a place for the flowers at nine, will at twelve or thirteen, appreciate harmony of color in, furniture, hangings and all soris| of things. Her mother 15" helpiag hér to develop good taste aul what 1§ more important still-- confidence~in her own judgmen’. jidaughter's artistic [nwn decisions and to be dubious jabout every choice she is forced HOME EDUCATION s “THE CHILD’S FIRST SCHOOL IS THE FAMILY"—Freebel. Issued by the National Kindergarten Association, 8 West to make. It isn’t only the laven- {der dress her mother would force ‘upon her; she would have her ac- lcept also the depressing convic- “tion (hat her opinions, are so ut- iterly worthless and unreliahle | that they must simply be ignored. 'Prr)lmbl\ this unwise mother ‘will |later bewail her child’s lack of taste, never thinking that she’ her- elf is to blame, while the wise mother will have the doublé’ sat- isfaction of worth while accom- plishment and pleasure in her ability. NOTICE In the District Court for the Territory of Alaska—Division Number One—at Junean, In the Matter of the Calling of the Regular March, 1928, Term of Court at Juneau, Alaska. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That pursuant to an order of the Hon. Thos. M. Reed, District Judge for the Territory of Al- aska, Division Number One, made jand entered on the 20th day of uary. 1928, at Juneau, Al- THE REGULAR MARCH, . Term of the District Court will be held at the United States Court House at Juneau, Alaska, beginning Monday, ‘March 26, 1928, at the hour of ten o’'clock in the forenoon of said day. WITNESS my hand and the iseal of said court this 20th day of February, A. D. 1928, JOHN H. DUNN, Clerk of the Dist. Court for the Terr. of Alaska, (Seal) Anne, forced to give up her own preferences for her mother's s likely later on to question her vkeep a steady,' unifdfih - temperature in your home What could mean more to you than clean, care-free heat in'your ni:énace Nogoal. N “% s. to turn a hand with a cluerful "healthful warmth. temperature you desire—always kept the ume, auwmgmlly home? Never a thought of ing. No dirt. every foom IFirst publication, Feb. 25, Div. No. 1. 1928. 10. 1928 ublication, Mar. No as] flooded suchmmnndmmmyhma if you let # with\The Master;Control mmwwmzm'm TR PumManemuol your part. out of income. down payment, with the 3 el By Budget Payménds if Desired If you wish, you may A " J. TFred Struthers,’'for’ mgny years managet of the told storge plant and meat market of 'Wabeli- ter Bros., in Falrbdnks, was re- cently found gulity eniheazle ment from the ¢o: in a trial at Fairbanks. He wab tried and convicted on four [+ Trial occupled soveral days and dttracted wide attention. in the in terior. It way expected his coun gel would file a motion for & new trial. ; NEW HEALTH STATIQ IS OPENED, WRAN The U. 8. Truuu\lry Den-rmwm has authorized the establisiment of a station of the third class of the U. 8. Public Health Ser¥ice' at Wrangell. Dr. Cliftord . F. Jones, of that communify, has heen appointed Acting Assistan! Public Health Surgeon in char, of the station. | Marine casés Tor the Wrangell distriet will De treated at the Wrangell hospital which is sald to be well equipped foy the work. | The opening of the new. station and Dr. Jones' appointment wers effective Mareh 1, | U o S | 1 am pleased to state to my customers that through the' court- | esy of the wanagément of (yeorge Brothers, Quality ‘Btore, leave orders or pay bllli adv. D. B. FEMMER, Pho; ye ‘e, 14} SN sw- reasonable arranged on convenient terms, will put “your homes M O L W R Xg yuh-y(‘ The Dollar-mark ' will buy more grace s than your "birth- . | HOW MUCH WEALTH Would a Thief Find in Your Home? i It depends upon whether you keg) scattered about the home or in thg lyeenrlifi # burglar-proof vault. Safety Deposit Boxes $6.00 per year lq‘ up. — e b First National Bink. ‘4 e Decide tq(iny W old scared floors ‘a window. 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