The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 6, 1928, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1928 BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG Occasional snow or rain tonight L_ Liza strong southeast to east winds. (SARNEV\ LOCAL DATA ) Time— Barom. Temp. Humidity Wind Velocny Weather | CROSSING mE 4 p. m. yest'y 3029 38 87 g 2 Cld, ‘CE \ E 4 a. m. teday. 30.54 33 90 Noon todey .....30.57 40 44 SE 12 (ANSTHER CAMPAGN) . = PCSTER (SSUED CABLE AND RADIO BEPORTS YTt BILINGOAT. POLITCAL HEADQUARKRY, ) THE FEROCIOUS BLOODHOUNDS 0 GRAPHICALLY PICTHRED REPResmr }u& W TAXE! Poovv/ MEA DEXPSEY E“FJRN E‘OUT p We;tlner Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. Weather Bureau Forecast for Juneau and vioinity, beginning 4 p, m. to}lay: By BILLE DE BECK ANOTIER MILLION vores! THATS WHAT The €u2A POSTER'S [4 FEAR NOT . MY CRILD, OuR. ) WAN \S DIFFICULT, 8LT WE SHALL Wik ana tresh to TS Tre i A GONNA BRING N WORK illl AND PUBLISHED Al BSER' 300 &6 cfies Tk FACES N THE NITED ON THEM 006S STATES - - MAKE YA CaN MO (IMAGINE suuww WHAT THATS GOoanA CosT LS ¢ BE‘N\( Saturday; Highest 8 pm. | Low Sa.m. Sam. Precip. 8am. Stations— famp. _temp. [ temp. e m| Velocity 24 hrs. Weather Nome ... ... 12 8 8 12 Trace Snow Bethel ... . 18 14 -2 2 1 [ Clear Fort Yukon 26 -8 —_ 0 Clear Tanana 32 2 sy 0 Clear Eagle 30 8 b 0 Cldy St. Paul 28 20 2 * Pt. Cldy Dutch Harbor.. 30 2 26 g - Pt. Cldy Kodiak . . ] 31 30 Pt. Cldy Cordova .......... 36 26 Clear 0 4 Juneau ... 40 32 2 ¢ Pt. Cldy| - Ketchikan . 47 31 8 117 Pt. Cldy . 8 R0 ROSE ART - HOKUM * A'1D “FINE-COLLAR CIGARS * GELLES CONFIDENT {killex] last week as the result of|had planned but will continiie to an accident in the Alaska .luncnu the Aleutian Islands to buy furs OF HOGVER wlNNlNG}Mme to Manila for burial. in that section and probably not tices will be held in Seattle h) alreach Juneau until some time in | Filipino society to which tho}June. This is according to word Riegos belonged, after which he|received by Mrs. Austin. [will be taken to the Philippin jon the first President liner leav- 1ing for Manila. — .- CLARK AND MASON LEAVE Prince Rupert.. 44 30 Cldy Edmonton 36 2 22 Seattle ... 50 § | 40 Portland . b4 E 36 San Francisco.. 66 2 52 LIBER‘I‘Y TONIGHT” 7:30 Pt. Cldy Clear Clear . " 0 Clear| Gug Gelles, veteran Alaska tray *—Less than 10 miles. | oing galegman and broker, for | NOTB.—Observations at Dutch Harbor, Kodiak, Juneau,|Mmerly a local resident but of An- Prince Rupert, Edmonton, Seattle, Portland and Sam Francisco|chorage for several years p are made at 4 a. m. and 4 p. m, Juneau time. arrived here yesterday on th steamer Yukon. He is a cand WEATHER CONDITIONS date for delegate to the Republi:| The pressure is unusually high throughout Alaska and along|can national convention and has the coast to Oregon, and a storm of considerable energy is cen-|declared himself for iecremr' ral south of the Gulf of Alaska. Light precipitation has oc-|Herbert C. Hoover for the pres Zu.rlretfu;rom‘ Prince William Sound slo Erl;lishp Columbia . and|dential nomination, ‘:;:]‘l (flf ?\“l ';“:um“’"l’ "l;":‘"“'l ")2" traces of snow have fallen near Beoing Sea and in the upper| Mr. Gelles is confident Secre- lle : “l \‘1 Wiy Ll‘; ¥ i e )WEYP Yukon Valley. Temperatures fell below zero last night over most [tary Hoover will be nominated ©f YEStenQay on the steamer Fu- of the Interior but have risen on most parts of the coast. > GOODIE SALE AND LUNCH , A Western Play THE “Broncho Twister” Starring TOM MIX and TONY the wonder horse SPECIAL 'COMEDY The Lutheran Ladies’ Aid will hold a Goodie' Sale on April 21 at the Alaska Electric . Light and Power Company. Lunch will be served at noon and in the after- noon coffee apd coakies. THE HOTELS Gastineau Sam Baker, Seattle; Bddje Sul- tan, Seattle; Pat McCullom. DOUGLAS AUSTIN IS Alaskan TO EXTEND HiS TRIP| W. Ulrich, Seward; J. A. Lang- seth, city; F. Jones, Fairbanks; | Douglas Austin, who has been|Gus Gelles, Anchorage; Ben Han.| a fur buying trip for Gold-|sen, Ugashik; R. Milovich. ‘md NEWS Emporium since last De- will not return to Junean| of this month as he Ruby Clark and Mason Smith, | who are out on bond as the re- and elected. He 18 for former|kan for Wrangell. The date. for Gov. Frank O. Lowden as second :jfi:lrl“‘“‘ Ban Dot been agt by ENe choice. A At Your credit is always gaood, but most people prefer the cash NOT “WHY SHOULD YOU” BUT “WHY SHOULDN'T YOU”?, Other things being equa{ it would seem that eluu associates who are familiar with each others péeul- iarities, character, responsibility, ete.—ought to- be better able to use each other than strnnxers. Then, naturally, home folks and the home' er ought to find each other mutually useful. May we not try? ———'“ PREPARATIONS STARTED DOUCLAS || ron siat sasan NEWS FIRE DEPT. ARRANGES FOR YEARLY ELECTION OFFICERS/ | All present officers of the. Doug-| las Fire Department were re- named for their same positions at the regular meeting which was| held last evening. As is (Ilc\ usual custom nominations Wwill} again be opened at the next meet- ing April 19 to be followed by the election. At that time it is also planned to have a social —_—ee—— RIEGO TAKES BODY OF HIS BROTHER TO MANILA FOR BURIAL Pedro Riego, Filipino, ‘leit on|on the- steamer Yukon’yesterday al-|stein's and other supplies for the annual| ternoon to take the body of his' cember, {bazaar which comes in November.| prother, Emilio Riego, whe was the middle ,Tlmqe on the committee are Mes:|—— — Lk {dames J. 0. Kirkham, Charles Sey | and John Mills. | It was also decided to assist the | \’ | | A business meeting of the La- dies’ League was held last eve- {ning at which a buying committee | was appointed to get materials ——————— ___ Prices—10-20-40¢ 01d papers for gale at. The Empire. | 0| B ‘GEO. ANDERS0 Expert Pianes Tn?ler Tux Juneau Launpny Phonograph Repairing Franklin Street, betwesn We call and deliver Front and .Second Streeta ' | PHONE 350 f trustees with the repair of the | church building and a substantial |sum was voted for that purpose. PHONE 143 ! Anderson Music Shoppe l ———— TOM MIX AT LIBERTY ———— First National Bunk “The Broncho. Twister,” a typi- cal western story with Tom Mix in the lead, will be the attraction "\t the Liberty theatre tonight. time for all the members, and a| committee was appointed to make sultable preparations. | There will also be a snappy com- enly and news. | — e — “There is no Substitute for Bafety” Plans were also discussed for| GooD FRIDAY SERVICES AT the annual ball which is to be| | YTHERAN CHURCH TONITE given April 21. Arrangements for| . this event have already been! rhere will be Good Friday Sery- started. | ices at the Resurrection Lutheran T | Church tonight at 8 o'clock. The EASTER GOODY SALE subject of the sermon will be $n “Jesus, the Crucified.’. Holy Com- . The Catholic Ladies of Douglas | munion will be given. are holding their goody sale, 3s — .- - - previously announced, tomorrow FOOD SALE afternoon at the Riedi store. i The American i.egion Auxiliary ————— | will hold a food sale at Garnick’s Leon Permanent Wave, $12.50.|Grocery on Saturday, April 7th. Fern Beauty Parlor. —adv. —adv. ~ Ctisp, freshly packed garden spinach, # : thoroughly cleansed in cold running water, entirely, freeing it fram grit. wns ME Spinach is cooked in the can, thus preserving all the precious | ¢ i i { elements—iren, mineral sSts and [ S8 ; vitamins, SCHW., ' Order your blocb& wm;d Fertilizers ' Bone Maiz—-ar&ag BODDING TRANSFER ' CO, PHONES: Oftice, 444; H'auui.'..m nom‘ WMT UNTIL IT'8’ 'roo LATE—DRDER NOW by R BROS. & CO., In.. 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