The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 12, 1928, Page 7

; E DAILY ALAS Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U, S. BARNEY GOOGLE AND, SPARK PLUG WHM Bureau S0 YOU'RE HERE AGAIN? I THOUGHT NOU UNDERSTOR0 | JusT Forecast for Junea %.nd vlumy. bex TMA‘\' T WAS NO LONGER A Cloudy tonigh: and sday, proba CAND\DATE ON e variable winds, mostly southeast. a\msm‘mqmmsosr* LOCAL DATA Pime— Barom. Temn, HAumidity Wmd Velocity Weather 4 p. m. yest'y. 2064 28 8! 4 a. m. tcday. 2974 21 95 E Noon tcday 29.79 29 77 ) CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS YESTERDAY | TODAY . o Highiet 8 pm. | Low 8am $am Preclp. 8am Y 24 hra. Weathes 0 Clear Bethel 2 i} 2 — 0 Clear Fort Yukon s 3 2 0 Cldy Tanana + - 2 0 Pt Cldy Eagle 32 i St. Paul Duteh Harbor. Kodiak Cordovg Juneau Ketehikan 40 Prince Rupert.. 42 4 - 34 Edmonton 42 3 3 18 Seattle 18 16 38 Portland .. 66 b | 12 San Franciscs 58 56 E 54 01 Less than 10 mues, Bv BILLE DE BECx \HERE AS. AND M..; ™e Ho Horry. sarnev]flTI” PULL prseur. JOHMNY “TOGE THER - F n Pasrt ~ WHERE'S TRAT PAPER JOMN, HAD? Quick - I DON'T WANNA GET BAWLED UP WEADQUARTERS, CAMPAIGN MANAGERS, BILWGOATS AND THEIR BACKERS ARE ALL PILED AROUND THE TELEPHONE AWAITING BARNEY'S PROMISED CALL \WHICH WItL ANNQUNCE H’s ws:s Ton) ANGORA'S aing 4 v. m. today* snow fufried; light mwraucs o T traciet APOLOGN . HES A SCOOFER " hage EBmuN CHAPMAN NASH ce Pt. Cldy Clay Note.—Observatlons at Duich Hul‘bur Kodiak, Juneau, Princ Rupert, Edmonton. Seattle, Portland and San Francisco are made at 4 a. m, and 4 p. m., Juneau time. It was warmer this mornirg over the Interior of A although the temperatures were still below the s onal ave Temperatures were also below normal Kod to Juneau. The barometric pressure was moderately low over Alaska and the Nerth Pacific Ocean, with a sub: ary low area extending from Prince Rupert to, Edmonton, Alberta. The lowest reported pressure in the major @itsurbamce was 29.34 inches at Dutch Harbor. [(EEDITGRE £ Us . DOUGLAS || NEWS | — MICHELSONS ENTERTAIN, f BRIDGE AND DANCING| from Because we- saved: Ior today yesterday— we don’t worry about tomorrow IF YOU 'ARE LOYAL AT HOME A ; A equipped #0 as to make it the last word in luyxury, and, wil) Imlmh, You Can Dcmnd se!vme’ A‘~ HQ,"“ ! palace now. under constructipn in the shipyards at Kiel, Germany, for |, mooring places for alrplanés. The dimcensions and speed of L& picasure . } / Vincent Aator, yonng American milllonaire (Insets. The yacht will be | craft are shown,ig the, dlagram, It is fair and logical that you may demand servic wes | G o § i A and financial aid from the %lome Town l! k if y | do business here. Boost your own community and it \y‘_m hflg yol ’ - gy it s Mr. asd. M5 Jbhn. Micheleon ] Tho above compasite photograph and dlagram shows the new pleasure were hosts to quite a number of | ‘ their friends at their home ou o Saturday evening. Bridge 5 | LUTHERAN, MISSIONARY. d with seven tables being | S ] p g"l%?(e‘]l’:jf]:{‘};i?‘x:lxnr:;:‘;d:’:::‘:' : P RIN CE IS TEACH ER | SOCIETY MEETS TOMORROW. : fo} OF SPAIN’S FLIERS and Miss Elizabeth Feusi and Al | - — s doniial s " | GRANULATED EYELID | “L had & had granulated eya—' hme. sore ot First National Bunk "Thers is, no, §ubstitute for w The Women's Missionary. Socio- 14 and. the. other eye ty of the Rosurrection Lutheran |and blcodshot. LAVOPTIK gave Church will meet Tuesday after-immediate reliet.”—K. D. Dayis.| noon at the home of Mrs, Olaf; LAVOPTIK s mild and very Bodding at 2:30 o'clock, Mrs, |800thing. It helps eye paihs and Getchell will be the leader. inflammation surprigingly quick. i PRGN oI i Makes tired and weak .éyes feel {trong and .fresh, Eys -cup_tree. Phone 257 For Bob Turner Butler, Mauro Drug €0.;:36 Front Taxicah The ¢ ent,” ch It's & Street. Lulu, Rockaby Baby. It you go to fred Hewitt made the lows. With # John Niemi manipulating the ac- cordion, dancing was also enjoyed until a late hour. e MRS. KIRKHAM RETURNS MADRID, March ‘12—infante Alfonso of Spain, first cousin of &-— King Alfonso, commands. all Spain’s military flying schools,| | M P: SAYS BAD COOKS preferring a lite of daring and | N SaanEey WIVES Here's another photograph of Hmlel ponsibility to one of lelsure. Kenneth Allen, who was taken a Calied the “Father of Spanish the way from Oklahoma City to | iaion » LN & After an absence of nearly thres months, Mrs. J. O. Kirkham is 4 home again, having arrived Onj| BALLYMENA, Eng, Nov. | the Admiral Rogers last evening from South Bend where she has been visiting with her daught ¥ Elva. The latter is still in a very| delicate condition due to her se- were illness of last December. — e £ TO VISIT DAUGHTER ¥ Quebec to see his mother, Mrs. Julia Palmer McDonald, before she dles on the gallows for murder. The child, however, has been barre/ ll'om the jail. (International Newsreel) nesday for Petersvurg to isit her,faughter, Miss Elizabeth, who flying when the Wright brothers began developing aircraft. Today, after 17 years as a pilot, the! prince remains Spain’s “Ace of Aces.” He has made an inten- sive study of aviation in Burope and took an active part as a flyer in the recent Moroccan military Infante Alfonso began | | 12 girl who has not | |learned cooking ought never to become a wife; and the ! | man who asks her to marry him is a fool,” believes Ron- ald McNeill, Member of Par- liament, Parliamentay Secra. tary to the Treasury, at Bally- | mena. sleep, I'll wake you up when you ot tere. " Bk, adv, | ., Flnger Waving i, wglmq at. {the Fern Beauty lorp. —adv. HEAR YE! HOU$EKEEPER&! The Westminster Gazette f m ; condycted an; investigation 13‘; l W P JOHNSON ter he spokd his opinfon to: a | puplld at a Ballymena, schooli | | & of Queen At' A well knuw‘ catering. Marie of Rumania. While she firm, the newspaper ' found frgquently flies with him, it is| | that all the waltrgsses were only after exacting a promise| | single, but that nearly dll the that he will refrain from aerial} | girls in the cooking depart- gyrations. | ment were married. Infante Alfonso is reputed tof | be one of. the most daring aof |E— - European flyers. He keeps abreast | .. of flying methods in America as \well as in Europe. He declares| that his great wish is to: wisit the United States so that he may better study American aviation jand airplane construction, .of which he holds a high opinion. e Bohemian Gate Built L 0f 130,000 Match Boxes u:." campaign. The prince’s fondness for stunt flying 18 a constant source of worry to his wife, Infanta Beat- rice, youngest sister Mrs. Robert, Fraser expects to|is ‘teaching school &t Knutson's leave on the Admiral Rogers Wed-! Point.; % Eecomes Football " Cz;; ' Decide mw npt. old scare& flooks: these modern figox window. ‘Then eo “your. sele XBUDEK, Bohemia, Mar. A gate. made of 130,000 hoxes is a - current aurncgion here; ho assoclation of Germans ip ‘Bohemia, the largest *‘Verein' its kind in. Czecho-8lovakia, plai ned a get-togéther of all its mem- bers. As a special attraction administrative committee hit upon the idea of constructing gate of honor entirely of atch boxes. Every member of che an’ sociation, was requested to com- tribute -empty match boxes. [ It was not long before m),mo A boxes had reached Neudek. Adolf, Deimér, a Neudek artist 'then constructed: the match box gaté believed to have had no counter~|’ part. Special Ii‘bmur “The: F. our Harmony Boys 8, March 12—A bonus of. twq ts to mafl carriers faof. levery letter with an erroneous ad- | tlmq that, they deliver i8 pre-|: Al q substitute for the - ‘given them. This bonus | bo paid by the recipient. of v.ln letter by mieans of a “due” postage stamp. Malil carriers now call on every- L.ndl-. movies hm wm H. x&:n"'i" :.- mh“dmm‘tx L i Th ays, which are boug AQEM:'I‘; be:i:e: m:mr mehwed- . :q-m .um u:r h:.;m; tas become one of the favorite indoor sports in the Uni ki o wmm% 1k begsing but i ‘m"’"* gg_;—s ..:.,"f' e i v e