The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 31, 1928, Page 7

Weather Condmons As Recorded by the U. S. Weather Bureau Ferecast for Junean and vieinity, beginning 4 p. m. today: Fair tonight and Sunday; LOCAL DATA Barom. Teduip. Bnmggity Wénd Velocity Weather Time— 4 p. m. yest’ 4 a, m. teday Noon today ..29.67 9.64 29 ..29.63 44 gentle variable » winds. 5 2 8 Cldy Clear Clear 91 CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS P, ESTE Highest Egrlonp— ll‘ll\D Nome Bethel Fort Yukon Tanana ... Eagle St. Paul Dutch Harbor. Kodiak Cordova Juneau Ketchikan . Prince Rupert Edmonton Beattle« Portland . Ban Francisco. 8 pm. | temp. | 10 temp. te TTODAY 8 Sa.m recip. Ve 2 Low 8a.m. Pt. Cldy | Clear 02 0 48 Pt. Clay | Clear Pt. Cldy 1.00 Cldy 0 Clear '»Loss than 10 miles 12 l NOTE.—Observations Prince Rupert, Edmonton, are made at 4 a. m. and 4 p. WEATHER The pressure is low in Southern Northern It has fallen rapidly in soutehrn Bering Sea and and little chawge else- | Oregon and is high in wailan Islands. is falling moderately where. Fair cept near the Pribilof Islands. southern Bering Sea at Dutch Seattle, in Western Can weather prevails gener: and have fallen near Juneau, Francisco rbor, Kodiak, Portland and San m., Juneau time. CONDITIONS aska and and north soythward of the to Alaska Ha- ly throughout Temperatures have the Alaska Alaska risen ex- in and in the extreme Eastern poriion of the Territory. DOUGLAS NEWS S8EVEN FILED FOR COUNCIL AND ONE FOR S. BOARD Before the closing of filings last night three more candidates for City Council had thrown their hats into the ring. They are Elmer E. Smith, Hans Loken and Arne Shudshift. These three, to- gether with Nels Anderson, pres- ent City Mayor, A. F. Granberg, J. R. Guerin and Gus Lundell make one complete ticket of sev- en candidates. Robert Fraser filed for a mem- ber of the School Board, as the only candidate for that office. At noon today the following ad- ditlonal had filed for Councilmen: Aaron E. Johnson and Joz Riedi. No additional filings were made for school director. At mnoon today 174 had regis- itered for the election on Tuesday. - JUNIOR CLASS PLAY TO BE GIVEN NEXT WEEK The three act comedy, “The Kleptomaniac,” will be presented by members of the Senior and Junfor classes at Liberty theatre Tuesday afternoon and evening, April 3, An excellent cast, headed by Lucille Fox, has been practicing steadily for the past two months on the play and a worthy enter- tainment is promised. In brief the story of the play is as follows: Opening in the residence of Willlam Carr, at Providence, Rhode Island, it is the wedding day of Madge Carr, pne of the daughters of the house. Before the wedding a crooked maid is hired who, with the aid of her lover attempts to steal every- thing that can be carried away. Mr. Cluney, intended husband of Madge Carr, unfortunately finds RBimself in possession of one of \turbs him. { “unconscious the missing articles, cused by the Doctor of being a kleptomaniac This greatly per- He decides to hire a policeman to watch him, thereby greatly increasing the tangle of affairs. and is ac On the other also being hand, Mr. Carr is accused of being an taker.” due to un fortunate evidence to that effect Things develop into a very seri ous tangle. Then the police ap pear—well, come see it for your self. The play is certain to be a suc cess and it behooves everyone on the channel to attend its presen- tation. Those who are in the cast are as follows: Joan Carr Mrs. Carr Caroline Carr Madge Carr Nell ‘William Carr James Cluney. Lucille Fox Madeline Riedi Ethel Runquist Roberta Fraser Lillian Aalto . Lawrence Carlson Walter Savikko Mr. Jamison John Martin Dr. Willoughby.....Douglas Durham Rev. Mr. Spelain... Alex Gair Jack Doogan. .....Rogs Fox Joe Thompson ..Doris Simpson Sergeant of Police..Violet Lundell Police Officer O'Malley AR ok Leonard Johnson A Chauffeur Herbert Savikko e MASONS TO ATTEND JOHN McDONALD FUNERAL Members of Gastineaux Lodge F. & A. M. 124 in Douglas will to- morrow attend the last rites for their beloved member, J. F. Me- Donald, who passed away the first of this week. They will go over to Juneau in a body on the 12:45 ferry. Lodge will be convened there at 1:30 o’clock. —_———————— HOME FROM KETCHIKAN Mrs, John Mills returned home the first of the week from a brief vigit with her sister, Mrs. Wm. Robertson in Ketchikan. —_—————— Leon Permanent Wave, $12.50. Fern Beauty Parlor. —adv. e ———— Old papers fol sate at The Embpire ERTY 7:30——SUNDAY——-7:30 WARNER BROS. 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