The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 8, 1928, Page 7

BARNEY GOOCI,E AND SPARK PLUG THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1928. HERE MR, HOUSER, _ IS A LST OF CANDIDATES FoR THE Q:00 G'CLoek INITIATION, READ ‘EM OFF WHEN THE BOYS ARE ALl ASSEMBLED N THE LODGE ROOM - | THEY-RE: ALL Goob SCOUTS WORTHY To BECOME MEMBERS £ 3 es Syndica L A RN N CHuCY . CR RO ARTwR oMo NESH smapr ™ aimay te. Ine GENTLEMEN THE HOUR HAS S KO0 u».)‘ [T = SANOREW AL STERN FBRApLEY MASON PHELPS | TSTEWARD ERNIE NOYEg TR FoRGy & an PHIL SACHs CARRETT WELDE Biu ToMPRINS €1.805T Al KERIN By BILLE DE BECK earL \ i BILL 2 BRYAN Jonnsson ™\ S Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. Weather Bureau Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning 4 p. m. today: Fair tonight and Saturdiy:gentle northerly winds LOCAL DATA Time— Barom. Temp. Hamidity Wind Velocity Weather 4 p. m yest'v. 30.22 75 35 W 5 Clear 4 a. m. today..30.19 49 84 N 1 Pt. Cldy Selwyn-Goulding and he {had a fine group of pla which to work. C« |is seen th {man who 1 all the trouble | Alice Joyce is the woman who de |cided to become one of the “Dancing Mothers,” and - Clara Bow is seen to y ) i TWO ALLEGED ‘ VIOLATIONS OF {, FISHING LAWS Pk s protec tien and reg of the fish- eries of Alaska, which was passed ¥ ¢ ss and 1 1906, have b E()l([ Keeny [Row Is Being Demolished New lod 'this we the old “Keeny Row,” which { demolished during the 8, according to Robert Ju were taken early tenants of the [ARCADE CAFE HAS | LARGE ATTENDANCE 5 ON OPENING NIGHT| | A crate | other things, last cf chickens, was totally evening at the ' operated by when a flood of is to be next 45 Keeny, 15t what ed Mary amon lestroy- | Arcade diners desc One of the things we never find is lost time EVEN SQUIRRELS DO IT They save! They don't miss a nut! And if squirrels will do it, why can't human beings keep a bank book showing a credit? It means success in the long run and a “comfy” sensation not duplicated. Our interest rate on your savings account ig 4 per cent. Money grows quickly that way. E report- |ed upon the establishment on its t- improvement will replace the old | fiyst evening of I building, on Main Street between | (ooks, waitr and dish- 4" and Third, has not been | waghers were kept busy for sev- decided by Mr. Keeny though he|eral hours satisfying the *desires inking of having a storage | of the patron The soda foun- | ¥ erected | tain, which is made more inviting | The building, which was erect-|hy the presence of a Frigidaire | wi}:m'mhnt)I‘\:l-lu;:mun;nur\!)“'f's“in the I machine, was well patronized. which the city jail was h one time, built in 11897 by Kohler and Jam ulation | chants who had a store it was owned by ] 'k, formerly clerk of the cou N\ #“’?fi' -l here, who sold it in 1911 to M . | 2 not to|Keeny, since which ti g A full line of isonment | structura has beea called or both. |Row.” been taken! A nuwnber of old time pionecers to whom [have huil room:s there for many | by Capt.|years. [ —_——— NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS Noon today 30.19 71 33 12 Clear firs t in a P troublesome ter. And it is mot mentioning the sple by Norman Trevor as thoe ald Keith as the 3 Not to forgat|ful to car to the district by C stant A Bur First National Bunk “There is no Bubstitute for Safety” CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS | YESTERDAY ¥ P “TODAY Highest 8 pm. | Low 8a m. Sam. Precip. Sam. | temp, __temp.__ i __temp. temp. Velocity 24 hrs. Weather | 12 36 16 » 68 18 66 10 n® by Dorothy Cun 66 41 66 - ‘lea e Lawson, 70 46 — 54 16 OFF TO FRANCE 44 31 i 62 64 75 the § Section Stations— provid Nome ... il Bethel, Fort Yukon Tanana Eagle . St. Paul .. 3 Dutch Harbor riy-eight 62 54 34 12 i6 GO 49 | bastian and the gland Mish com- 5. Joe cess L rope to | France, 10 54 50 48 44 Riedi loft on th» » for her trip to sit with her mothor Pri in | Wil be Cordava Juneau . Ketchikan Prince Rupert of -, Old papers ror sale at The “mnire ————— LIBERTY *—-Less than 10 miles. | vide tion 60 56 62 60 T4 16 12 50 50 law is a f 5,000, im ) exceed 90 days, have yet rict attorney was reported 38 éxe not No by the | the _ | 0"Connor. E | PSS LT { Conway Tearle and | NOTICE | Aftcr June 10 no t icphome| i | rentals for the menth of June:mim,]‘ ‘,":;I":" 18 st ¥ A Sy raers e | Will be accepted at a discount.! 4 ' ? 1 “DANCING MOTHERS™|All remittances by mail must ‘[’r,“'w thak. the | bear postmark of not later tham| ‘™D Plank be A Paramount. Pisture Iasb disgotnnt BRins. Disaka Do :;;ul_'ix.)tl..‘:..-wl‘llrvq;'.:wll.’w office, i\;.(,‘a THIS IS A CLUB SHOW \P™Pyrvc iy AND DOUGLAS Mter. than June 10, 1 P TELEPHONE CO. The filing of this return i.\" At B R i i beneficial to the preperty owner | {and furnishes the first mm-..-r' Strict Attention Given or 18 90 Portland /o 1 San Francisco Vegetables tep di TONIGHT—T7:30 NEW POTATOES Harbor, Kodiak,.. Juneau, Portland and San Francisco time, wout Alas.a in Califory The and in the ocean th of the 11 during the past twenty-four in the upper Yukon Valley and no rain was reported in other portions of the Territory. Temperatures above 70 degree recorded yesterday in the Interior, on Prince William S and in Southeastern Alaska. Low temperatures continue Southern Bering Sea. iary had his leg oper ¥ S £ WP W — a - ) ‘ » 448t Ani’s ) hospital té have- the | NEWS | bones, which refused to knit prop- erly, wired together. Iie was re | ported resting easily today. - MISS HEWITT HONORED | UNDERGOES OPERATION | Mrs. Rose Davis underwent an| Mrs.-Eghert Loomis was hostess | ohoration for removal of goitre at pt a shower given In the Ann's hospital Wednesday Fellows hall last evening compli-\nouing from which she is con nentary to M Helen Hewitt| vajescing nicely. ho is to be married this month. | i ¥ g hist was the principal d he prize winners being M ie Henson, first, Mrs. o hill, consolation, cut prize. Mrs. . A. Fox won the prize for be- ng the best cartoonist of the Lvening. Refreshments were erved at the conclusion oOf the| ames, and during the supper Miss Hewitt was presented with|“DANCING MOTHERS” any beautiful and useful gifts AT LIBERTY TONIGHT e ot L BONE OPERATION What is a faithful adaptation of a Broadway play, opens at tha Liberty tonight. It is “Dancing Mothers,” adapted by Forrest Hal- NOTE.—Observations at Dutch Prince Rupert, Edmonton, Seattle, are made at 4 a. m. and 4 p. m. The pressure continues high el Alask 10c¢ per pound i | | | | south- pres- and A : Alice Joyce in e bk J requirement | sment r filled out and| e is highe in Nor 'n f of Alaska. Show: henurs ere aj in Swanson Bros. LOWER FRONT ST. adv. ent at the Alaska Juneau on with the Assessor. (4] ut-of-Town Orders J. E. JOHNSON, : i Assesaor. WHEN YOU BUY CEMENT IT PAYS TO BUY - SUPERIOR PORTLAND CEMENT $5.00 PER BARREL RED CEDAR SHINGLES 6 to 2s—$4.756 per M. 5 to 28 clear—$5.00 per M. Get our quantity prices on lumber Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. —Lumber For Every Purpose— Oda| St. sion | TEACHERS LEAVINS cile ddwards and ing took pa Louise this morning 21 , where they expect to spend a part of the summer, e NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT Lillys Seeds are adapted for the north. HARRIS Hardware Co. Piano and Ponograph for sale PO s SuSutiutin NEW SHIPMENT OF Heinz 57 Varieties NOW ON DISPLAY William Ott, Wwho su ractures of his right leg Makes Wonderful Waffles Is there a coffee secret ? 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