The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 29, 1928, Page 7

BARNEY GOOCLE AND SI’ARk PLU(, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1929. K By BILLE DE BiC( GLAD To MEET Ny, R e e o JUDGE =NOUR LETTER WAS SO DIFFERENT FROM ThaeE AVERAGE [l AT T Theueur T Run OVER AND SEE “ou MNSELE — (NICE PLACE Nou Gor wAY, T You'lL B8€ KIND ENOLGH T& R, TS 1S THE Q 7 \z; UCATION = L ANNOUACE MURTHY N ( TRS wav. SIR. JUOGE LAMB WilL SEE YoU IN THE LIBRARY - JEHOSHAPHAT TVE BEEN (\y SWELWL JOINTS, BUT NCHING TVE EVER SEEN TOUCHED THIS Io UKE BRNG wiNG L1(0\?(1E NHERQE AND FTEE WM STUTTER © 1928 by King £ Great Buut ures Synducate. Inc. rahts reserved Weather Conditicns As Recorded by the U. S. Weather Bureau Forecast for Junean and vicinity, beginning 4 p. m. today: Partly cloudy tor 1t and Saturday; moderate northwest winds LOCAL DATA Barom. Temp. Humwdlty Wird Velocity Weather 29.87 78 25 NW 11 Clear 29.93 51 60 E 1 Pt. Cidy 29.89 64 57 N1 Cldy CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS YESTERDAY o TODAY Highest $ pm. | Low 8a m. Gam. Precip. Sam. Statlons— temp. iemp._temp, Veloeity 24 hrs. Weather | Nome % ] 14 10 10 Bethel . 56 51 36 18 Fort Yukon 66 8 54 Tangna b 58 Bagle 64 St. Paul ' 16 Duteh Harbor Kodiak Cordova Juneau Ketehikan Prince Rupert Edmonton 2 7 i 2 0 Seattle . b 58 5 § .24 Fortland 5 5 Trace San Francisco Time— 4 p. m. yest'y 4 a. m. today Noon tcday Pt. Cldy Cldy | Clay | *—-Less than 10 miles. | Harbor, Kod Portland and Juneau time. NOTE.—Observations zat St Dutch Juneau, Prince Rupert, Edmcnton, attle Francisco are made at 4 a. m. and m. morning over the over the ecastern| rees to latitude 55 The barometric pressure was high this lover Yukon p and Kuskokwim Valle North FPacific Ocean from latitude “Lcw pressure prevailed over the Islands, by rain. Rain was also rted anana and Fort Yukon, and the Seward Peniunsula. | Il'ul'w’ in love with a beautiful ad-| | venturess, who is 2 member of al gang of jewel thieves. And since Bessie Love is this intriguing per- oy, .. the , attorngy, cannot be ng erook for her ves her DOUGLAS w8 g | their downtai kind Bl orid il kaan of picture no one should miss, It has everything to make it one of CALLED FOR TONIGHT! ,, "y standing comedy of the year. It v dire George Melford and produced Fox. meettng to arrangs the Fourth| o'clock this The final or the celebration of s to be held at 7 bvening in the ecity hall. Allj embers of committees and oth-| rested are requested to be B e SIREN" TO PEEL OUT When the 2rst yacht enters ineau channel in the Capital to Capital r the Douglas fire siren will be turned and \lw*\]: nts are warned not to t nk‘ {anything disastrous is occurring. ——e———— EVERYTHING READY | FOR MOOSE PlCNlCl Committee mr\mh. s have been, hard at work for the last several days in prepar: for the an-| nual Moose p which is to | be held at Salhon Cr Sunda; The affair is open to all Maoc (Miss families and their friends. Those; T | who attend are expected to bring) Ul their own lunches, while hot do arrived| jo “crogm, pop and the usial pic- pophrdid lies will be served at the grounds. | Anyene. whe wishes to the transportation of the p! cK-| ers to Salmon Creek Is asked to be 4t the Ne york Ixchange,i corner of Seward and Main Streets, at 10 a. m. Sunday morn- ing. Cars will operate between 10 and 11 o'clock. t Tickels are now on sale at thej New York Exchange and Hellan'z| Pharmac are also being sold by committee members. John| Pastl heads the committes, and| is being assisted by Leonard| | Holmquist, Bill Vale. Charles Mil- ler, Emil Rundich, Tom Sheare: re During the past few ributions for the celebration ave arrived from the States lehich will allow some fine prizes fd the sports commitice has| been busy arranging events w hy of them. These are to be port en as well as the regular tures. Program and dance ommitteces are expected to have heir plans completed and sble to nake final reports. ———-—————— VISITING PARETS \ce, days con- o ose Sister Mary Philipp shen), dau nd Tom Cashen, here on the Princess K om Vancouver, ith her parents, jhe left Douglas eight ¥ 3 ring the pest year she taught In the Sister's Academy at Port ngeles. Sister Ma P‘nlmpd ill remain here abou X — e — WATER MAIN REPAIRED Two or three hundred feet of lew two-ineh water main has been Rid during the past conple of ays on Third street by L. W. Kil urn, owner of the Douglas water orks, which puts that section of he system in good shape again. e y Sandb PICNICKING, BEAR CReEk |00 A0 Sandvers: Misses Alberta Gallwas and Mar.|NO GAME TONIGHT ; ekt o omar Crecv| CONTROL BOARD 70 MEET AT &:30 P. M. ays’ outing as guests of Mr. and The ball game between rs. August DeRoux. —-——— GOING CROOKED"” Klks and American Legion, sched- AT LIBERTY TONIGHT|uled to be played this evening has been indefinitely postponed A. thrilling, suspense-holding| until after July 4, it was an- ystery comedy drama, shot with| nounced todey by C. . Naghel, mor and a story that is of ab | president of the City League, orbing interest, will be at the Although the contest was orig-| erty tonight. Not only the|inally set for last evening, it was haterials of one of the best films | postponed until tonight at the re- n here in months feature thiz|quest of Bobby Coughlin, Elks' ure, “Going Crooked,” but 2| manager. Today Fred Cawmneron, t including Bessie Love, Gus | who captains the Legion gang, de- v/ Von Seyffertitz, Oscar Shaw,|clared his outfit. would be un- e Fenton, Lydia Knott, Ed-|able to go on the field because of in Kennedy and others almost|the inability of several of his ually well known, interpret the|tossers fo be present. cinating roles in a way tc| The Board of Control of the Ju- ing out to best advantaze this|neau City League will meet this resting story. evening in the Juneau Billiard | “Going Crooked” is the tale of| Parlors, starting at $:30 o'clock, _assistant district ntornq who Mr. - Nulul sald, the pt.Cclay | {a white accompanied | " | rosidence at 4 jtime wi | the Fair Buildir | | ( | i facin 1ot « ta twofisted Printed red chiffon on ground | e of the favored for evening blouse e walst with a fallin in an ir 2. Plain red « border on the nd serves to egularity. PARIS with a hem 1i used draped ove accentuate its i FREMMINGS LEAVE | FOR SOUTH TODAY| ; | Mrs. John Fremming, | made their home here| left the Princess Kathleen | ling their to Harley | Mr. and who have for al south on the this morning years, for Glas They expect to vi iing's pi few w it with B Seattle motor some near s and will lifornia and spend h Mr. and Mrs. Mar. Fremmi Before leaving to- day th ed their inten- tion of returning here in three| or four umnlr.\ | { LEGION LOMI’LETES | JULY FOURTH PLANS, A program for the Fourth | July celebration in i completed last evening a meet-| {ing’of the local post of the Amer-| ican Leglon. | In the event of rain pro- gram will be rried out in full,| with the ex fon of bali} game, which will be postponed 1" the President of the league and ths umpires see fit. All :mrulnz‘ events wiil be carried out re- gardloss of the weather, while the children’s races will be held m and the Ba Concert and Address Hall, should inclement prevail, of! was| weather Tom Sanvik, in lhe fishing business, tered St. Ann's Hospital for ical treatment. who | RECEIVES MEDICAL CARE ! { | engaged WHO'S WHO | AND WHERE || £ 53! Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. hase,! tourists, returned from Sika onj the Queen and will leave for the! westward Sunday ca the Admiral, Watson, H R. F. Raber, ! secretary and gen-y eral sales manager for the Pis! neers, Inc.,' Tacoma, book and sta tionery store, and Mrs. Raber re turned from the round trip to| Sitka on the Qu They e pect to take passage for Fair banks on the Admiral Watson, Sunday, Arrivals on the Queen from Sit- ka included Miss Dorothy Gud-» dard. ! Henry Roden, local attorney, re-| turned on the Queen from a trip; to Sitka. J. A, Smith, business man of Sitka, is bound for the States on the Queen. He is on his way to Yellowstone National Park for a vacation, and expects to return north late in Juy. e ee—— Aaverusmx aiways pays. 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The | n and got his and rara against 1 in 1900, hefore going where 1 spent t wa uard inferior | retail cut’ ment label indicating and grade. The experiment n h2 be- pooun at the request of produc 1088) and membi of the meat and the adily inereased 1] demand for high grac ; regarded by the government the University &inia proof of the practicability ot was admitted t bar in 1856 \ : hnge R 8hrd nad sle by Pe |ttt Wl s e il stamp A gl RO% W SIS MR Sy universal standards habits are and temperato. | e pgeiaaa | Outdoor him| [iatrong} fond| ‘Or gaif and of 1 £.] —— - { }:\x » Pederson, conven- ‘n"r Almquist Press Your Sult.| d St Ann's been born 10 we cal ana aenver. 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