The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 14, 1928, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, MAY 14, 1928. BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG By BILLE DE BECK Weather Cundltwm As Recorded by the U. S. s - : R DL Weather Bureau [ BARNEY LIS TR Yoo WHERE D\ |~ = N [ (ADIES Anp GENTEMEN SHR TSN N M h.- | BARNEY PLEATE DO Tiais For | 3 WE RQRS:_ B Jb * FOTTA WORRY /= [ B . b > wAS INASMUCH AS OUR. Forecast for Junean and vicinity, beginning 4 p. m. today: B(\m BVERVEOD S\ e o vy 1 L U'ED g FEP‘THERS‘ EXOLTED ANGORA 1S Rain tonight and Tuesday; 'fresh southeasterly winds. | M&%\B LOCAL DATA Time— Barom. Temp. qumdny Wind Velocity Wenthor‘ GROND SUPREME EXALTED ANGORA 3 . ¢y BEST. T\ NOY HAND 1T ~— RS WANT = WHERE'S UARRY ANGORA 5 UNAGLE T CONTINUE Wil Got N WM Te T“fmcc'fifi oy ? / GONERISOR, CANT : f 4 p. m. yest'y 30.04 63 S 6 OF T Hes r. T / AT WHERE 'S HERY PROCEED 4 a. m. today 29.84. 43 81 E 1 | '\‘rarr B u CAYSTRERIOUS GRUER E AU THE STONE ANO |/ Noon today . 2990 52 6L 8k , 14 v oIl T [\ & o S e (AKE THE SPEECH - - CABLE AND . nnruMTs;m& J&EE\Z’S;};E[{&QQ(‘)( f BmY(\()ATb Higheat 8 pm. | Low Sa.m. Sam. 1 S OF A tations— temp. _temp. ' temp. temp. Vel 2 s, i LUXURIOUS LIMOUSINE EPT DOWA THE me LT 42 42 | 30 Il AVENUE Ta THE STRAIMS oF smaRTIAL Bethel . .. b4 52 | 38 5 v MUSIC,WHILE COCATLES S T ;8 IOUS: ¥owt* Yukon BURBECSINES, [ A =3 ear BIUNGOATS CHEERED tim ?leO')\'\ANJbss(:\i Tanana . . 8 56 | 12 5 - LINES = THE Swde Eagle .. 4% {V 400 § A CORDON CF POLICE HAS BEEA SDL l:‘au}ll - :- :; 30 3 2 ¥ TTHROWMN ARCUAD THE SPOT WHERE The ute arbor.. 48 § 30 . ¢ B VoLl B Wi Kodfak ... — 42 10 - GE LAID AnD AlL 1S Cordova . .. b2 46 Juneau ... 63 Ketchikan . 12 — Prince Rupert. § 66 50 \ Edmonton ..... 3 i ; Sear soveral fine musical numbers pre-|special air fiights with Lewrence| STENBRATEN LEAVES ENEW AUTOS - ARRIVE i INESS FOR THE CEREMONIES Great Britain rights roserved 37 f’:fi‘;ndmf 74 60 S y : iray t are l)'.o.]m:l »\\‘.m in FOR CLAIMS WHERE | ON ADMIRAL EVANS 52 ldy CARD OF THANKS W. T. Benda rationally S San’ Francisco.. ;50 i 2 h 3 3 ¥ | | ;i 3 *—Less than 10 miles.| e known portrait and mit| WORK STARTS SGON Pontiac e and - two O We wish to ex s herewi er, and or r e famous —_ hevrolet £ 1 vere received NOTE.—Observations at Dutch Harbor, Kodiak, Juneau,(OUr d¢ep and sincere appreciatiorBenda md n pantomime par : a v the Coanor Company Prince Rupert, Edmonton, Seattle, Portland and San Francisco 598 s ety KiRCes s dancing, plays e il K 4 on the Admir The Pon . g ST t ed to us and ours during the wre. 'Ha is one of the artists : i oc ¢ nltiac is the pr eval Noktht are made at 4 a. m, and 4 p. m. Juneau time. sl dasth "ot ot A b it e Al o ; n s A i ( WEATHER CONDITIONS h here and at ' w Venus. : mpede John) | of Duco The pressure has fallen rapidly throghout Alaska and {s|f0F the many beautitul il ! ———————— yesterday on e r| the , model, has a pa- | forings. Alameda for Hain He will|sp a er on the top lowest in the Aleutian Islands. It is high off the North ;uvli Fimes: Bdiiiaten. Miss le Bl COAST KiDS KEEP e F . FRA A cific States and in Central Canada. Rain has fallen in the ( of Alaska and clear weather prevails over most of the Interior|Miston and A hie B on, TRACK OF FRANK is season. ! s 1 ot new .l)m:ln of and on Seward Peninsula. Temperatures have risen moderly ex-| _—"”’_' H - Mr. bra D is ner, | air, ar ) 1l 1o cept in southern Bering Sea where there has been no appreciable THE AMERICAN VENUS (8] DOUL, NOW EAST| 2 of Hyd | . Sl kit change. \ AT LIBERTY TONIGHT oA pe 1 a cc \”‘I\tl 5 - ! r s property to / 3| Swanson, first for the men, Rayl i : iol:of. Sad * g boy-|eral assoclates. McCormick, second. ' s oniefs d last ¥ g st 1ib) diikincers “abeiTdge; b e f ey s firmg are requested to l") 4 The grand prizes for the series | FOMANCe, 1 vl s dthou ) t fatase’ thal tims |4 wue, this year, the prac-!| = .o y T 3 S l]GL S by by Mrs. Wm. J. Ander-| ¥ novelty, iy | other side of HRHL 5. plantad 'bd " Beibe two tum. tice of extending streamars, us SAVINGS™ 1S SUCH A DRY SUBJECT! 2 ha 5 ableaux, spectacle, extr ¥ 9 ., o son’and Ghas, Be H n eclaborate fashion show to hit a he 1| nels, one on the main ore body| thg huryoss | CoN shahis 5 e : |e kil in the Golden Gate d the oth ross-cuttin - | & Sk A And yet, once you begin playing the game, NE ;’ S NEXT MEETING F. O. E. and scenes in Technloolor. | pjon” knows that Frank “L aaliet st e v with this request will re-{] Do v thrilling, gin playing game, it is BE HELD IN JUNEAU;M_". > PR clubbing {is located on the Can action by the City » 17 Nh"‘v‘r‘;‘;““m DAY e nt | the 2 YH\‘..); ( 1 i ]ml of the i,\;”.“.,”,,‘,\‘,l b R M e AR i “_l‘hcro is a '];(:(-ullim' fascination in seeing the | Aete ‘117 scheduled for ton i whi 4 1 i T n Franciseo Seals last|few miles north of easar MR e .s.l(,}lqlfict‘hr you make reflected in dollars and cents | Ael 7 s : ‘ T ; ; '| geason. Camp. : L MR right before your eyes. Iv\‘llllil,u (l):xl)l,llllt“d ":\nh\“mm m] :\r R oy| Reared i e plain environ| L fax W : A . gt ) faoNging - i JUNBGN, VEEGHOECH) : nent of the o7 0l r;.,..rqu.n;.u au i | nd, too, there is always the sustaini igi Rev. R. A. Gailey of the Meth-|cvening. Nomination and election [ 1P i i Who [TR8A B BeRSTOwE " L b O I itk T ;]. e 9 ld""lm: vision odist Episcopal ehurch of Jumeau, | of officers will be a feature of been given the role of “Miss tion of P'rancisco, “Lefty” has of a happy family with its happiness and ecomfort preached the Baccalaureate ] e e ® A o ! the picture ad.|been the hero of poor boy and assured. men to the graduating class v~(1 P 1 Lanphier se of rich boy alike, united b .:)-‘ com ) & Rl et St ihe : the sr beauty contestanis have|mon bond of bageball. “The news ‘C?nni:::agtli(a):mlhm:»h:(r:l(nm s:nn«lnl NOTHERY _BAY. PROGRAM | minor roles in the film ies knew y" and he called evening. ¥ 1S LARGELY ATTENDED| ryenty lovely models were used|them by irst nam In his talk Rev. Gailey admon- in the faghion show for which the| Voted the mo , player ° i n s talk Rev. Gailey admon-| oo T fom Shew 6 el X Vot T e PONICHT . 5 irst National Bunk ished the young folks, who are s ¥, 3 el i : ) just completing their high schooi|Acrie, Fraternal Order of IHagles, |ed by Gllbert Clark, style creator. | genial ou ion P - o | for the splendid program given at|The ma s al ed in| tinction which Py Saal b 29 “Th life, in the choice of their motive |for the sple ogra he mannequins a peared in| tinction which : : “Th(" ‘4"“‘,‘“‘,“"' V(’H"S i ere is mo Bubstitute for Bn!ety" or Hindl goal, that their enideavors |the Liberty theatre Sunday eve-|the tableaux, st Joe Miel-| much to him. He OB Al e AR May ondute to the end. He took |Ning in commemoration of Mo-|ziner, one of the Bot siamber of the § for his theme, Psalm 90;12: “So|ther's Day. directors of the New rk s 3 " an organization embrac with g 3 a Rev. A. P. Kashevaroff gave The auto and motoreycle races g nds of boys in the hay MR > 2T | D TR I teach us t ber days that | . y ‘R / At s 0t ‘v |an eloquent and ablo address on [in (ho wicturo aro. extremely o \d whoso Inslgna of mem ESTHER RALSTON—FORD STERLING Wi 1 ur hearts to wis- SN \ 2 W B ARIY, O, pwal 8 “Mother,” which was thoroughly|citing. Leo Nomis, famous Was: o srinning LAURENCE GRAY—FAY. LANPHIER appreciated as well as were the flrm-r and air r BACCALAUREATE SERVICES HELD, D. H. S. GRADUATES ‘Buccess,” said Rev. Gailey, “is! 8 i 1 i ot entirely due to one’s mental e - e e — It's a Paramount Picture ;g“;:::e:l,«:'w::u:oCeex:::v‘»llg Lfi’eeiomfifll 1 Slmpllfied A shoew you’ll regret if you miss it. e T Q= : | s ikl N ce.” ; RS g s ¥ A 'HASE in e Irouble free g _ B M ATk b “MIGHTY LIKE A MOC Shall Ever Find Me,” as a spe- cial musical offering. She was g ) S hl o, TR Y 3 » Sbdbmpanied by Mis Mileh Daily, i i PRICES—10, 20, 40 cents At present we have a large BiRgo. | assortment of patterns. FRELETAND BRIPIE, PARTY | g : 5 . Printed Patterns—Inlaids—Battleship TO BE GIVEN AT WEEK-END = ‘ THE e 1 [ | the v eading HIBEKAHS GIVE FINAL EVENT CARD SERIES The fifth and last card party of \ d 7 | AT r— ) Sateasrans | ————— the season to bhe given by the Re » 0 bekah Auxiliary was Saturday 4 ; / ! y ? \ ! o Wnnd's i | This mew-day refrigerator § o AR | » R\ [ ]uneau Lumber M:lls, Inc. present. The evening's prizes were wen p % as follows: Mrs. Jos. Wenren,| Das set its own standard 0fperfedzon Mrs. Jos. 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