The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 19, 1928, Page 3

'IHE DAILY ALASKA, EMPIRE TUESDAY, ]UNE |9 1928. . nIIIIIllllllIIllllllIIIIHIHIIIllflllIIlIIllIilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllflmmm CEE [ | Nafis-Carison compuiy “oF Bpo: P i | ——(RESULTS FROW 5 " SIX COLLEGE |TORNABOES HIT | PICKET % b ed, wi handle all of the water & ST T-S18 LOCAL SURVEY o ook T s GREWS RACING | OHIO REGIONS ORCHEQTRA CONCERT minate the flood danger to § A € : ! 7 to | Seward when the creek is high. 4 5 v | COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 19 3 r b i - & Tornadoes - struck. three Central FIRE AT HOME OF and. Southiern Ohio communities| G ikvon Is Grallficd with L. F. MORRIS TODAY: ‘early today and left a toll of| | . BULLETIN—POUGHKEEP- |cne dead and a score injured.; Showings Made by Tim- | A reot tire at the nome of | SIE. June Navy wins |Uamage is cstimated at $750,000.] £ 3 the junicr ity race Donald Thomas, aged 10 years, 5 Morris on Twelfth Street at il Y d ¥ 3 4 ber and Power Surveys At e lwas Killed by lightning. tment| BULLETIN—PCUGHKEEP- —————— o i De I I The ‘rosulis of the timber and| iy the WUREA TIre Deparimenti grp rine"yg " California 10 Ma b pasite water power Investigations and| w.ns the var surveys being made in this dis- 2 % e ummmuu*' 7:30 NEW Hflw —_— 925 LEAVING SOON—HURRY ZANDRA THE MYSTIC OF THE AGE e IIIIIIIlIlIIIIIIIlllllllllllIIIIlIIIIlllllfilllllllllllmImlIlIllIIIIIllllll”lIlllllllllmlll"llllIlllllullllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIHIIIIH Sparks from the chimney caught St o P Og fire to shingles and the blaze W VE LONDON—Gramaphone records ’tl.:((:k ‘]xn(: "1(1; p mxr: v‘il‘x“‘lu‘”; (ll:: b 55 i e g s H{\lgxn‘l"}?"lilol«‘nsnfiw 1;':1" that can be rolled up, stamped associates ronnection th ot i KEEPE S, J N tiremen reached the sceme efor: 1 g oS5 Atho drojested. pulp and paper. devolap:| .o ch redclied the scéme. “38foR vpne Navy coifquéred si¥ crews °M. scratched or. bemt, without injury have appeared here, They extinguighed, the flames burned | ; > | afternoon in the two-mile| more than one-half the roof an ; Wre ‘only & ALt ¢ 0 and o hmen | face leading Cornell BT only a fiftieth of an inch ? sectiom of the attic in the bui 1-“0 the finish by two lmlgt)m.“h“k' made of a cellluloid-like ing. substance, ment have been entirely satizfac- tory so far to them, and the ou!- lock is most encouraging, declar- (TR I L LI L ed Asst. District Forester B, F. o .o |Syracuse was third, Washington | E3 - . 4 Holntaidthail Boday: on ik returif. — tio - Weter. ditnage was suf-ly,, ., "~ pennsylvania - Atth, ° Co- R i g LADIES ONLY Matince, Wed., 2:30 P. M. S mIEES Soubn o hia, tecurilisereds tbie iy awslimp iR (§01 1L TOMEINRE, M H o Dot oratihente: Witk B, Onnt ',:f“Ll:‘:fl'::"m;“("‘:':":’m“";;""'l‘:‘“ n':::“"'”" VENERABLE COLORS Girls under 16 not admitted to this matinee. Ask = | others MoV r o from| St e isders o] e Lo Sov | the house, and In coverisg. that =k STOCKHOLM — Sweden's na- him your personal questions. £ g aninaey € foT"|lett. Bodrooms in the upper part RAINY WEATEER tional colors, blue and yello R s S0t eveir miude: L b : Batht GbHineRar inte Sk L sed] € er, Mi -|Drab, dismal ra eather ac-| ti 1275, s that ever ro«?e saddle madl%' tincok)g:n&mi 1‘1;‘: ’[];:"ml‘h"’“\,i“‘;" m_‘:’:‘" :,'ly“:f_l‘(“ ris reported after tha fire. The|ccmpanied by a brisk breeze|Danes fought in 1219 under their HAVE .411, ALA"SKA THINK’NG | e “wife of the”mo‘t’ nfltOI“i()UN‘ (1'10]}1\v i Gikvey X\m_'“e fdy i'" ito “(‘]‘d entire roof will be rebuilt, he|from the southeast roughened the [Present flag—red, with a white AND GUESSING ! = S S ou s 3 3 e - g | . o Yy | CTOsS. . the West. Intrigue! Mystery! Suspense! * He h to come north_himseir| **'% R SCAET I S ‘?,‘:d:",", R'T‘I'i::d(f,‘;‘r,:‘ill::fid ‘;:,‘r - SRS o - e ; I}lfitt_nmg dCll;;n! thAnd hrlb-tcr.tx;‘kltr]fi, sndl:- s ‘\\,i‘]‘l" Lake ""““' Fourciltl ’w“h‘i';‘ C. E. NASHEL ON TRIP the intercollegiate races today. HOW TO BE HAPPY BASED ON JOHN GOLDEN’S splitting comedy throughout that'll make R i i E After an all night rain, there —— AS E you weak from laughter! @ week or ten days. o red Charles B Nagliel faanclal|was siight letup this morning| CHEAM, England—Tho sccret COMEDY HIT H ~ - il Heintzlenfan also conforred|clerk in the United States Pub-iand it looked Iike a stormy of happy marriage, sava Mrs.| £ ; E ¥ ¢ Wikl thely - AEISIRash .““~°‘°|='" lic Survey office here, left this|afternoon. Harriet Hewetson, wed 50 ye GO’N CR()O ED = Also Arthur Lake in the Comedy :‘]“:"“'v ;;:‘m.:”;n: :'r‘)‘r{“ o ’:lff“l‘\,:; afternoon on the Forest Ranger|' Columbia and California are|is for wives to do as they please, | (; K ). ;8 2 A R e b tar <O Wk adblial Ne. VIL, Capt. Carl Collins, to|favcrites with Washington and|but keep quiet about it. 3 THE MIDNIGHT BUN chiken distriet, He was advised inspoct’ the hree camps of the| Penneyivania given considera- —————— with BESSIE LOVE and All Star Support. = - e Dl o | Us . Public Survey on the West|tion. SPARED FOR CHARITY (2 o Adm. 10-25-40, Loges 50 cents e A R R Mooty the] o v OF ALIIIBILY, Talend. {&, The . traghwmen. oo, Iy ot bl o, 4 v > et bieran ~Bibes ek Yesniiroon 2 S s o'clock (Pacifiec Coast time), jun-| CARABANCHEL, Spain — The COMING = \ — ¥y ke lar L a| Mrs. Homer G. Nordling ard|jor varsi e at*2 o'clock and |Government is studying reeduca- ; Y S “I"“’ ‘“_i‘u ¥e }‘(I.m‘m “’(wo children are making the Tri-|varsity o’clock. tion of maimed workers to re- P - A 99 g & Y v .Dz'l"‘)w:"n e ienikun | angle Tour on the Admiral Rog | store men cast by accidents on TIIE NIUNKEY TA KS7 2 Amactlons | COLISEUM TONIGHT | & competent ~engineer - to taka| oo _ .. .. . Oidpapersors The Empire /public charity. 5 2 y ; i TR T TR charge of the work and as soon | 3§ ), M DO THEY?—I WONDER = e a HUII and mys oL 3 1 | as one is obtained the erew w { At Theatres || o v e bo orzanised’ and start: to work| @ / "llllllll'lllllfll|||||||“|Illlllllfll|||fl||l|l|||m||||ml"mm||lm | | town together with a (“.,“‘_,,m delay. - < s & iod 4 { | worked out plot and an ex e 4 4 [ nl The Cameron group now Hhas b e b3 —lrenrsacan e sl The Finest Food Center §roe smm s It "HOOT GIBSON AT | Crooked,” the Fox Films produc- ypqer Don Meldrum; is making's - - ntile Paralysis| SLOW RABBIT'S FoOT | : { PALACE TONIGHT || tion at the Coliseum tonight, on® getgiled investigation of the tim- lnfa e bl & [ LACKS LUCK CHARM 2 o s:]of tha most fasctnating crook e siands embraced in the Thana| (Conitaned 1To:m Take One.) s> & comedy dramas ever filmed. al The story revolves about the unit. The other, under J. A. I-}Iu.l v i~ Al o SANTA FE, N. M, June 19 : i is engaged in a waterpower sur-|@§ 0 uneau R Bad luck may befall. any | activitles of a gang of Jewel yo." 06" (ho' pdel River group, mont public health department. person who looks to a slow thie their cne fatal slip, thel poy “will work all season. 4 Dr. Archer O'Reilly of Si. Louls,| | rabbit's foot for favorable love of a beautiful u(lnnu.u‘ml e chiairman of ihe section on ortho-| | charms, the state health de- | miliation’ of a brutal, husb: for the young district AII(HIII\ pedic surgery, urged e:'ablish<| | partment. warns. the plot of Hoot G:bson’s p who goes crooked to prove his BID F(’R CONTROL ment of convalescent hocpitals| | Many wild rabbits are af- | love for her—and the adventures| OF LOWELL CREEK j { i “The Silent Rider” a U for crippled adults, for whose caraf | flicted with tularemia, a: dis- {of a stolid detective who bungles} 3 AT SEWARD, IS LET A courageous but Incxperienc: young wife, who would rathe wait table for rough but kindly cowboys than submit to the hu Jewel production coming to ths| there are virtually no facilities.| | ease easily transmitted to hu- | P! Palace “tonight. the case. He pointed out that it cost about| | mam beings. The disease i | The . story. is. an .adaptation of| There are turills, suspense, a $236 to rehabilitate a crippled per| | causes much suffering and | “The Red Headed Husband,” a| T8l love story, plenty of comedy| mpe bhid for the Improvemont o : | son and from $300 to $500 annual | frequently is fatal. | magazine story by Katherin New.|and a smashing climax at the end.f o owell Creek at Seward, wiich % 3 ly to maintain onc unable to| | A rabbit's inabllity to run | Be e Love and Oscar | conslsts of 8000 feet of flume| @ It’s nearly a year since this house began to operate. §|work Fitty thousind cripples arel | fast in a sympiom ot tho dis- % lin Burt and deals with the maze| _ y d ! of_circumstances involving Gibson | 27¢ ¢ast in the leading roles. jand 350 feet of dike and Involves 2 . ¥ aad b being added to the list of invalids| | ease; | | and s marter in o murder and| v Sexffertitz plays the crafiylan ouuay of over sesooo, was| § With all the competition and' difficulties we. have [|wis vear, Dr. O'Reilly asserted. || “It’ a hunted rabbit makes | 29 payroll rghbery and their, subse- :’l‘llx‘a‘"v “’“ l";“:‘“" of ]“‘L Sowellgwarded this morning.to the War. d ith “ i 3 ith “A consideration of, the figures! | little effort to get away, leave | ¥ aquopt, vindication, The love theme thicves. lLos enton has a s¥yM-.puck Construction company, of met, and with Onl a small investment to l')€ 1n wit quoted,” he addedy, Swilk. show | it .alome,. lb\ ”-ut | 8 is particularly appealing in that fr| Patbetic. rolatas the youns Boy{geaiie, it was made known at . Y g ¥ that not. oniys huninwiarietrs me: | ]m,mz,m fla ! | RN A shows At dove of a mother for| Who is wrongfully accused, and ho office of the Alaska Road thr()ugh the Supp()l't of the pCOPIC of Juneau, we §|tives bat also economic privcipie : her chjld knows no bounds condemned to death for the MU commicsion here today. Work justify the establishment of ado- ! Blancho Méhaffey, as the young| €T of @ prominent jewel mer-wip bogin ahout July 1, and, ac- have succeeded to put over qomethmg Juneau has quate hospitals, manned: by ox.| Pagtor "I!fl‘. by ho 4 wife does hy far the best acting “““}“- 3 cording to the terms of the bid, pert staffs, devoted to' the treat | . Wt L . I of Her short but colorful carcor| Bdwin Kennedy is the biunder- ¢ ig required to be finished with- needed for a l()ng tlme' “’C extend our apprec”“]on I ment of. the adult cripple.” To Serve Nfifii&flfll‘ before . the screen in “The Silem,{ ing, Dblustering (letéctive Wwho i, 150 gdays. Dr. Willasd C. Stoner cf Cleve- 1 . , | " 9 1 Rider,”, * This .is her second pic.| S0lves” the case. The others in| prejiminary examinations for 7 ; b | 1and, speaking before the section! FARMINGTON, N. M., June 19 ! ture ‘with Gibson but from allpin the cast are Lydia Knott, Bernard ipis work were made by the Al-| and YOur contmye,d COOPLI‘at]OH means success. on practice of medicine, sai? that|— Riding a burro, the Rev. J. T. (s dications will not be her last. Slegel, William Worthington, Hank| gska Road Commission in 1925 L . : s treatment for chronic rheumatism| Morgan, Navajo Iudian, carries the ) T pleture was directed by| Mann and Evelyn Selbio. LRG0 435,000 .of, O, P, gt QOur principle and policy is to reduce the cost of @|was tarsely unsatistactory even; mossage ot Ciristianity to the u Lynn Reyiolds, who has dirccteq| Gcorse Melford dirécted 83 gapy for the project was appro- F . d ’ h 2 eidia P |in some of the best clinics. The mountain villages of his people. B o nomber of Gibon's best pic.| Production. priated v e s mernorial o8 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables which are necessities. R witosmreat ocourrencs ot tho ais| Morgan is ab sssistant to the tures. -~ An allfeature cast sup- IR G . TR | Legislature and the remainder & . . 9 i o ease and’ the tendency to invalld-) ev. G« . ¥ ports’ Gibson and Miss Mehatfey. SALE OF PROPERTY | was obtained by special Congres: We continue to quote our prices Wltll the ma'l'ket (')f ism accompanying it make rheus| the Christian Reformed imission. « Gibson is supported in “The| Tom ' Davin Kstate riuperty sional appropriation. \ ! i f [ matism an jmportant — economic| He quit teaching at an. Indian Silent Rider” by Blanche Mechaffey | will be. sold at public auctiom| The bids for tie project were Seattle. ¥ | preblem, Dr. Stoner asserted. ::;’;’;y"f::“:: t:: :‘:lm' “.:: and a strong cast of western play-| tomorrow at 10 a. m. at the-simultaneously opened in Seward, ers including Otis Harlan, Ethan|Court House door. —adv, Seattle, and Juneau on June 9. ! Laidlow, Wendell . Phillips Frank- e g, | Other concerns putting in bids lin, ‘Arthur Merrison, Nora Co2cii, Dr. Apna Kearslcy now has were S. P. Raymond, local com- (4 Dick LaRena, Lon Poff and Dick|offices in the front rooms over pany; Jehnson Gardner and Com- LeStrange. the Gastineau Grocery. adv, pnny of Puxl}'mrl Ore., and the NOTICE due - to their clinging: to pasanism. | He covers a parish of 100 square Carg parked in the downtown |miles, going past the places where business district must be drawn|in his boyhood he herded sheep. up closely beside the sidewalk so| A proposal for mortgaging prep- as to leave ample room for alljerty of the Navajos for $1,000,000 traffic in compliance with thejin order to purchase additional We not only reduce prices but give you the best and finest quality we ‘can buy. Mistakes. often happen, and we will be more than. pleaséd at any time to replace unsatisfactory mer- &/ iy W Sirtionr, | Broueh s Horgaws ottots o (Signed) Chiet of Police, argued that the Indians chandise. The prices we offer you this week are: better homes, more hospitals Old papers tor uls at 'rhe Emniu more schools instead of more Yakima Gems, No. ¥, Potatoes, 30 Ibs. for. Yakima Gems, No, 1, Back Permuda Onions, pound Lima Beans, 15¢: pound, 2. pounds for . Oregon Pruncs, 15¢ a pound, 2 pounds for...... Head Rice, pound .. AR R S 1q, Large Cantaloupes 4 Florida Grapefruit 15. cents. and: 20 cents. Sweet. Oranges, dozen . ,,40, 50, 60.and 70, cents Plums, 5 pound basket ...... i VEGETABLES « Imperial Valley. Eancy. Tomatoes, pound, ........ FOR YOUR CHOIEE rge Solid Head Lettuce ... ... § etk (o . 3. M k- = ummer Fruits an egetables aré now here Bunch (‘“,ro'b’ 2 bunches for ............... §e5 e '12' abundance, ready for daily consumption and Geerl, Oniong' 00t o .. R ) 05 for future use. Radishes ... 05 When you want Fruits that are just ripe eno/ Washington Fresh Peas, pound ...................... 20 rich in flavor and firm of flesh, order from us. Washington Fresh Beans, pound ............... 20, Eancy Cucumbers, eaeh ... A5 We are now taking erders for CANNING STRAW- § BERRIES at the neighborhood of $3.50 per crate---- lee us your orders and we'll give you quality and prices. ; . $5 11 “EVERYTHING IN PHOTOGRAP] y i g e We delwer only twice daily--10: 30‘a, m. and bbb ek, g : Is ‘w:hf:::;hf;:,“.;w:mf:: psed 3:30:py m.~Call 486 o R HOME, GROWN ONIONS AND RADISHEf Come in and see our Demonstration of b FOLGER’S COFFE£—Monday, | Tuesday and 'Wednesday CALIFORNLAGROCE | PHONE 478 “Bast in ¥ AR 50 tm clre.e) i¢ connected with tne auhruuufl Mtn Men s A Tntvrational w