The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 9, 1928, Page 7

. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, S TURDAY, JUNE 9, 1928. By BILLE DE BECK NOL ARE AICW (N THE SUBLIME PRESENCE OF TRE ONE AND CNLY SUPREME EXALTED ANGORf (0eee BASS VOICE) 0 70 0 HGH RULER OF THE SECRET AND FEATHERS MNSTERIOUS ORDER OF THE e B2 BROTHERHOOD OF BILYGOATS a 4 7 e o & 5N I (1 \\ et \\ 0\ (s Wcwson D GEo \ \ b 5 BLACK Wilayguay\ RO wanosome cppie GEORGE Lok 0\ Bowg - n \ :\(\U‘ \ i LMIEMARIES | rights reserved, > ARlR SiMon Has weang, x PAT. M$ 0oy, R » FAIY ELONS ) e K 1 RO V08 MAVWE Ansey I (r e s LavdenkE ey = 3 Jack %/ XA / BERGEN RavGerTy Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. i Weather Bureau Forecast for Junean and vicinity, beginning 4 p. m. today: J* Fair tonight, Sunday cloudy and cooler; gentle variable winds. LOCAL DATA Barom. Temp. Bunggity W}isr.d Velnzcity Weather | o 1 fime— 4 p.-m. yest'y. 3021 4 a. m. today. 30.26 Noon teday 30.23 74 58 76 Clear RE 2 Clear E 10 79 31 CABLE AND,RADIO REPORTS T YESTERDAY Highest 8 pom. | Statlons—— temip. temp. TODAY Low 8a.m m. Pr tcrap. temp. V 61 62 82 50 74 74 78 78 70 70 42 42 56 54 68 68 74 74 74 74 80 64 62 68 52 61 64 68 68 70 66 Nome Bethel Fort Yukon Paul Dutch Harbor Kodiak Cordova Juneau . Ketchikan Prince Rupert Edmonton Seattle Portland San F neisco 72 [} G4 68 62 34 14 14 Clear Cleat Pt ('l(l,\’ Clady Cldy Clear PL. Cld Pr. Cldy Cldy Cldy Cl #—.Less than 10 miles NCTE.—Observations at Prinece Rupert, Edmonton, Seat sre mede at 4 a. m. and 4 p. The pressure is high in A Islands, with its highest point is low in the Aleutian Islands ar ported <frem Duteh Harbor but owers fell in Western Canada. except portions of the Sou ley and have fallen in the Dutch decidedly on Seward Penins and in portions of the Yukon Val-| Gulf of Alaska and B Harbor, Kodiak, June Portland and San Franci Juneau time. except in upper Yukon \d California. Preeipits from no other Alaskan Clear weather prevails in Al- Temperatures have risen e, m. laska, in the the Aleutian station thwes stol Bay. | poucLAs | NEWS ROOF FIRE CAUSES ALARM The fire department out for a litile morning exc at 8:30 today by a small roof fire at Mrs. Laughlin’s home. parks from the kiichen y evi started the f which w exti ished, however, with- out any resulting damage. e, SWINDLES LEAVE FOR THREE MONTHS’ was called indle and family left al Rogers last with relatives in states. They with them and y all their trav- return 1s e pected in September when they will more than likely locate in Juneau, having isposed of their home here. Homer S on the Adm ning for a v the middle their automobile will do practic eling in it 4 Church Services Notices tor thls church column must be received by The Empire not later than 10 o'clock Satur- fay morning to guarantee change of sermon topics, ete. Dougias Pr;-byte;'ian Native x]‘i Mission ‘ Sunday Nchoos—2:30 p. m. r ;Sermon at 3:15 p. m. “7:00 p. m.-— Thursday—Mid- week prayer service. ~All are cordially weicome to these services. 5 e — Douglas Catholic Church J I Catholic services in the tem- porary chapel in the new res!- Wence adjoining’ “the-old bank building. 8:00 a. m.—Low Mass and Ser- mon, General Communion for all. No’ Sunday School. — 13 ?Bt. Luke’s Episcopal Church ‘L ~ No services, as Dean Rice is in Skagway. L. D. HAMMOCK. ray Pastor’ Sunday School 10:30 to 11:30 m. | TRIP eve-| took | .| papers that threaten his existence. # | quested to_motify | BUYS HOME IN DOUGLAS i - | B J Krause | from 0, G. his_formar, home {on St Anr venue, and with | mis and baby will move over Lhe tirst of the week to make his | home on the Island. — e an J MISS KIRKHAM HOME has purchased | | Miss Rlva Kirkham from South Bend, Wash., Alame T a v i jents, ham on Kirkham »d from the severe i which she had last winter {nearly cost her her life. She was | accompanied to Dou by a col lege chum, Miss Els Harmon, | who will visit here. S | “THE HEART OF SALOME” | AT LIBERTY SUNDAY/| Alma Rubens gets the man she| {loves in “The Heart of Salome,”! t the Liberty Sunday, and the| jman is Walter Pidgeon, whom she | |also loved but did not get when Ishe was playing Wanda Heriot lin “Marriage License.” “The Heart of Salome” s Fox Films| latest drama and Miss Rubens {has the role of La Belle Helene, Paris spy for a master of shady | finance, !mure, self-sacrificing Wanda of mother love memory among thea- !tre patrons. Pidgoon plays Monte | Carrol, a young American finan- !(:ler. also a strong contrast to his { Paul Luzon, self-sacrificing per fumer in ‘“‘Marriage License.” This pair gives the screen one of the most sensational dramas of recent years. Helene meets and loves the young American, but her master sends her to obtain She gets them and they prove to beleng to Carrol. He denounces her. Thig is just the starter of | the story. — TO TELEPHONE PATRONS A new telephove directory is incw in course of preparation. Patrons contemplating change of address or persons who wish to have telephones installed are re- e Telephone | before June | —adv, ? Company. Phone i 10th. _Leon Permanent Wave, $12.50. Fern Beauty Parlor. —adv. { A New Shipment of LATEST MODEL EASTMAN KODAKS | the | their the antithesis of the de-|" w|ana Bud Driscoll of Glendale | Cal, both of whom are passen | gers on the Yukon. | | Mr. and My . Driver, tour- Lansing, Michigan, re-|the tr d to Juneau on the Yukon'meda ip to the we *d. They|for a Hotal, {men Miss - rom Kathleen Mock, who h attending school in June ing the past term, left on miral Rogers for the s . will spend the summer months| > and Hogniam. al week ef, e-hound He is enroute busine Yukon. to (‘..LI After spending iy Juneau, Stanley Grumm the Admiral Rogers for n the States. men leaving on included S. Guyot . Jack Tritt, A. Van B. B. Gre p accompanied residents | Gua Yu:iin St mer- wi by on the ympsoa, pania2d | evenin River | place Railway, are|until Yukon.| from nd two have made Juneau | the past several| 5 ; the Outside trip tojlast ye saloum, | Yukon | spend was by through passengers on the f | "H.SA R business man ot| [t A R children, who has' been in Ju I s reasons duri ek of this w y cn the latter D. Ketchikan nean for latter for the Ro, Ryus, who 1 par First M ache two months , recent purch § Mrs M npaniod who is to build her > and e is returning to his b a the . i o hikan aboard the Admiral thepntll JAdgs| TS, ! | f Chil-| A, B. Wyley, formerly in ¢ [arrivec Rogers, | of local ruction work for| frém stward | Peter Woeck, left on the Yukon.: V¢ on official business, returned here|H» was accompanied by his wife| on the Yukon and left on the and {wo boys. i e Alameda home. Mrs. J. W. Woods, formerly an|om the - Milt Baker rug in the Juneau { mercial rrived cheols, who has been tcachi neau on the umer Yukon Oakland the first' of the To make their home in Juneau | year, returned on the Alameda to| g an Jones and two daugzh- spend a portion of the summer| ived on the Yukon. Mr.! months. was in Juneau veral G. W ago enroute to Harkrader|{ers of the where he charge of coal! Company mining operations for the Admix|for Ketehi alty Island Sempany has been Coach K. W. Abell, athistic et rector of the Alaska Agr Mr College d School of Min s-| John J Major Thorntoa Kogers koot Barrack and Mrs. who have been to the we m-| in Ju tor since ! Jones 1 throug weeks Skinner, one of the own- Sunny Point Pi plants, is a passenger| on the Yukon. He i his plants to di 3 The Tenneson and son | , family of the owner of | . i and V teacher from the ony TRANSFERRED, KETCHIKAN Charles Hunt of the lischarged® from the hospital last Reed, cn the steamer ‘VALDEZ TEACHER SOUTH RETURNS TO HOME Miss silla, wehing On the way to the Sta Katherine | Kennecott AC I\m;::‘qh" will not return to teach. TEACHERS ON YUKON Kagstef, at Kenai for the last three years, are southbound passengers on the Yukon. This is the first trip outside they have made since coming to Alaska, and they do not expect'to return in the fail. | D. Harrison, traveling Waite, school 11, is makin, on the Ala- to visit here the return Thelma C. at W ip to S| She expe few days north RECOVERS FROM COLD | — | Lloyd Steele, of the U. S. Cable »Mice force, who has been in St.| Ann's Hospital with a severe| cold, left the hospital today - e NOTICE TO MARINERS Sumner Strait —Helm Rock Gas| and Whistling Buoy, 2, reported| extinguished June 3, will be re lighted as soon as practicable. ————— TO SPEND SUMMER SOUTH Miss Teresa Bohlman, primary teacher at Latouche 1 1 southbound passen, She will spend | the States and| at Chitina nex on U. S. Goast ship Unalga, who has been Ann’s Hospital since April th an infected hand, was left for Ketchikan Yukon, to which been transferred the arn of the Unalga the westward. ————o—— g and he s. Jeannctte Ma wde r at Vald he|¥ JUop bar, is a on the Yukon. bound for summer in the summer. urn to teach the the One of the things we never find is lost time EVEN SQUIRRELS DO IT I 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 is 4 per cent. quickly that way. Money grows First National Bunk “Tkere is no Jubstitute for Safety” QUGB e Ve, Niemi, of Dou Yukon last night school, near where she has been during the last year, 1d the summer at her home > Island. .o ———— ON WAY OUTSIDE Rica 1 on the the Fairview THIS WEEK A full line of Vegetables i M NEW POTATOES passed Yukon. 0'Brien, last year, h Juneau on the 10c per pound - e Misses Madeleine and Anna who have been teaching Swanson Bros. ed thr here on il |the Superior Wisheries plant at| enroute to his home in are on the Alameda. | Wis. He will meet Mrs. n boarded the steam-' St. F ler nd is accompanying to|them to Tenakee. Arrivals on th Jack Chamber Por Abell i \ | Alameda includ- | Sam Baker College students relurning Bomes 1 dhe Btabel" Mmalide Martha Rathjens of St. Paul|ed Mis LIBERTY| SUNDAY—7:30 WILLIAM FOX Presents “The Heart of Salome” with ALMA RUBENS She had the Soul of a Siren and the Face of a Saint COMEDY RELIABLE TRANSFER Phone 149 COURTESY aad G0OD LOWER FRONT ST. Strict Attention Given Out-of-Town Orders Res. 148 SHERVICE Our Motto IF YOU EMPLOY Five or More Persons AND HAVE NOT READ THE Alaska Compensation Law - as amended in 1927, you may not know that you can lose any amount up to $18,000 as a result of an accident. We have copies of the new law for distribution and will hand one to you upon request or go over it with you. You should be familiar with this law. It was made to fit your case. ALLEN SHATTUCK, Inc. Flowers of all kinds are a natural part and have a place in the Clean Up, Paint Up, Fix Up campaign. Not only should home haye living flowers in the garden, in :r'inuzow—boxas and indoors, but the gift of flowers to friends and on anniversary occasions is a charming idea. They always seem to speak the language of brightness and hope and joy. Nature is indéed the pioneer of the Clean Up and Paint Up plan. Send flowers and spread the doctrine. . Juneau Florists Greenhousé¢ 984——PHONE——311 Store . ,I .‘} INSURANCE—REAL ESTATE . A POINTER If you are not completely . satisfied with the fuel you are burning in your fur- nace, range, heater or fire- place grate TRY DIAMOND BRIQUETS carit pick paints blindly ~ THE ' N Thomas HardwareCo. WHEN YOU BUY CEMENT IT PAYS TO BUY SUPERIOR PORTLAND CEMENT 5.00 PER BARREL RED CEDAR SHINGLES 25—$4.75 per M. b to 2s clear—$65.00 per M. ret our quantity prices on lumber Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. —Lumber For Every Purpose— 6 to NEW SHIPMENT OF Heinz 57 Varieties NOW ON DISPLAY Bulk and in jars. 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