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

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JULY 9, 1928. B;v BILLE DE BECK 4 O o R - 'y e, v VERE'S THE OFFICIAL LIST oF The { BROTHER BWLWNEGOATS ] ARVES SIUNGOATS ARE GOING \ AN THE SECRET AMD MVSTE ,\‘:\ ¢ © vot MNIGHT JUDGE (A WORD AS YOU ENTER - Fo ot A LETTER J L NOUR NAME 1S T ] B e Ty ¢ N EM ALL Com e " Y / X — ( Skcmwflw N sty comva 09t OH My, _CHuck /| 17 ibsiey How Trie N g 2 Rawn FRe) LT MINUTES ey PETERS 4 DRAG - DRAG b b 1 WERIDGE St 5 Ton "\L\J e 2 EDGAR HEwE < 3 ’ £Ucy HANER © 1928, by King Features Synducate, Inc Great Brtain rights reserved. 429 .o e 5 ° wl 3 S & . 2 o 2 ? I Weather Conditicns As Recorded by the U. § [F"'St Eskimo Class | Worthy of Her “Ma” Weather B DOUGLA o eaihel ureau . D. I A b J ¥ | - < e e Has Received Diplomas ‘ . Forecast for Junean and vieinity, beginning 4 p. m. today: IJ l ‘I) ‘fl‘ .} ll NEWS o variable L} R’ LOCAL DATA " I PARTY FOR MiS§ HENSON ) Time— Barom. Temp, Humidity Wind Velocity Weather 4 p. m. yest'y. 30.00 57 7 SE 8 Cldy T Ronor of Ras i b 4 a. m. today 3002 52 83 SE 9 Mario IHenson, Mrs. J. R Noen teday 30.02 53 82 S [4 i tsoth entertaived a number of —————— s R 1 | young people at her home la CABLE AND RADIO REPURTS e Saturday evening. Three tabl AY T TTODAY of cards wera enzagad in Highest 8 p.m. | Precip. {time of the evening, Statlons— tomp. _temp. - MY going to Miss Elsie Bdm Nome 16 Cldy lond to Bethel 54 <_!4|y tion to Mi Fort Yukon 64 | 2 0 Cldy Hetnon Tanana e b 0 o ka souvenir Eagle 52 39 1441 | Mrs. Lang St. Paul 10 0 0 Cldy lthe ' enter Dutch Harbor.. 52 14 — Pt.Cldy Rishert Kodiak 60 , g 0 .06 I::¢ n | “ B = { Cordova 60 50 Vil o Cldy { LEAGUE TO MEET TONIGHT Junean 57 52 9 Trace Cldy i Ketchikan o e i e viay There will ba a business m Prince Rupert. 53 6 18 0 0 0 Cldy o the Labtes Loweth Vohls Edmonton s Lo 2o i |the league room Tha fls Seattllc e L [ election of officers will he i Portland 14 % land other matters of busine t p San Francisco.. 62 0 y { andad: to than 10 miles. | Sl i SRR fr o o 3 # | /ISITOR LEAVES NOTE.—Observat at St. F Duteh Farhor, Kodiak, > s * i e rothy Biihdyl 3, Whose Juneau, Prince Rupert, Idmenton, Seattle Portland and San| deloek and o ¢alavak (left) and Isase and| Miss Gertrude Ottnoss who has B i) U Francisco are made at 4 a. m. and 4 p. m. Juneau time. | Tesiin. Bl ) ure. the da%, first Sk graduates. They | been visiting Miss T won Bundy . AH . Theé pressure is moderatly lew in the upper Yukon \'.xllt-,\jlcirlvad diplomas frem the Unit:d States Guvc:ume_nt's ix\v_}us';inlm vm- v.“ Frat tho ‘;r b iph in the annual tourna- and slightly above normall in Bering. Sea and frem Southeastern |scheol at White Mountain, Alaska, June 30. Radio carried thc;;_""_“‘l; lef S P the 1 ATt ment for girls undef 12 1 Alaska to Oregon. Showers have fallen in Southern Alaska, part|ccmmencement address from Seattle ! ot ;" VIR NETH 538 Southern California, a lot of of the Yukon Valley and on S Peninsula. The weather has J— J— e S sk the eclect among tennis ex- cleared in the central Interior peratures have fallen over R perts are going to be surpris- the Interior during the pest twen r hours SBATTLE, Wash, July 9.-—Af B ON OUTING TRIP ed. Little Miss Bundy won R - i o |other milestone’ in educational| | ENGLISH GIRL ON ' : the tltle in last year's play = 3 ; BnauoREk: s prsked ol Jke. 90 HIKE TO TURKEY Archie Edmiston and Lloyd Guer| and now is secking only to H J, hi y th Ck when members of the world’s first ' y for the We retain h o ~lesa C P of e OId Blo | Eskimg gradusting class, weve pre- Bty hikn Hlm_[ farm where a3 kR < Sty y | sented the plomas at White not yet of age, Miss a couple of week: 8o Runs the World Away- 2 < fe Reynolds, has set out ¥ st ! " | alk from the Atlantic G TS gatorés waed ndfie’ timds ! \\‘ r ; € s rd MRS. BERGGREN HOME % tor u 1 to invite trade | coast of France to Constanti { by tnis sign |—a commencement address by r: i 5 then $50-immD |1 —— ! dio from Seattle The to last all the || Mrs. E. Berggren, who entered! pRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY {which John J. Tigort, i six months' | | St. Ann’s hospital on June 17, was| COMPOUNDED i States mer of educat | | discharged from the hospital cn| Now nobody would know what 1 Dbeen requested to prepar o | Saturday afternoon ChiEl ibent g0 CERY - have. suishl {was read over station KOMO by | , tent and sieeping bak 1 | R R SR i tuted this one for it |Jonothan H. Wagner, chief of the! | , pects to sleep under | | Old papers tor sate at The Emp're | pigp SANDWICHES IN TOWN ska division of the = Uniied) | tho stars. But she has found T R AR And the old bottles with col tes buicau of educali | | French country families so z j fored water in them have giver e v R O L Kodaks Films Ay R d Weal SLE D o E er missior 1al almost e R & o = | plomas from the bureau of edu: night she {s Invited to D"V"I“l”“g | | —— e —-" |tion for completing the courses at| | cept bhoard and lodging free. || | Biliriements GUAKANTEED lthe White Mountain school in|) ' She started from Bayomne, || inlargements JUARANTEE | northwestern Alaska on NOTtOD| | fy the French Basque coun. Picture Frames e L ‘ CURIOS ! Isaac Newlin, his wife Jennic s 4o i sy v | Newlin, Josephine K and| ————— - ALASKA SCENIC | Roger Menadelock the firot patives, manual training and car- VIEWS Only genuine Curios §‘j":m- ;:::::""_hlIl" : chool u."':“,‘}',‘,\;;'""“““‘ courses are considered es Phone 35 made by the Eskimos P women vod. LA MeL Ay, Inponiga: Vi f | | and Indians of the ’:‘(v"”‘ ~]“"‘m ]“- 5 1o tndtein }* Directed pLIiv xmllnx-lvk: pulr;xm\'-;\ tH Territory of Alaska ARventh anc 2 E 1A "l games as well as basketball and|; S Y gl [tion at White Mountain and stud-l v, £ carried in stock. fed practical cou on Alasker d | | I , {industries under T. P. McCollister, {| Standard Transfer ELMER REED’S | £ | director. 1 Walter Bindseil, Prop. PPE | The pres | Stand Juneau Grocery SHOPPE | sined by ay ] Phone 419 i Winter & Pond Bldg. | Mr. W event for ! Residence Phone 2203 |all of the 52 native hoarding pupils | j v Wi s . n to rom Point % w, northermost tip of Alag-| | - - ka, and south of the lower Yukon.| i GENERAL EI E( :'I“RIC The institution, one of the three) maintained in Alaska by the bu reau of education, opencd in the | “ fall of 1 i has grown un ollment of 53 is all can accommodate, The aim of the declares, is to “prepare . |boys and girls to 1 | living possible in in Alaska.” The three industr {located in strate |Ing all sections jexcept the southeast school is planned | placed on promoti dustries, health an | morality in addition mentary subjects usu five puplls and present h € that fa bureau. the /for. Our Alaska Customers an A 1l schools are points, cover- territory a new is native in itation, and the ele- taught. Roger Peckinpaugh, manager of the Cleveland Indians, is one of the busiest men in baseball, but he always can find time to watch his son, Roger, Jr., snare smoking liners around second base whenever the Shaw High School team goes up against a bitter rival. In addition to starring on his school nine, young “Peck” manages and plays the keystone bag for an auto acces- " sory team, member of a sandlot baseball league. {International Illustrated News) Order your lumber by wire - and receive prompt shipment from Alaska’s Lumber Yard! Regardless of size, Alaska orders are shipped on the to } R = 0 ~ Alaska’s food {wr_w-v s i ;” first boat and are given . taxi trade at low ebb, and rivers | important part of the courses. The S Cifll a en'ion here. Havana Taxi Drivers [80 to extremes to get husiness,|boys study reindecr problems,| SPe ty b Struggle for Patrons mhc thousand and more taxis, not|methods of preparing reindeer for !m mention the fiumerous “fotin-|cold storage and market, cannery HAVANA, Cubpa., July 9—Com-'goes” or small cars, are now bur-|processes of the fishing industry, / Specify Farrell - it is your guarantee of Quality and Special Grading, We spe- petition between taxi drivers in|dens on their owners, and it is|and the growing of vezetables and| cialize in fine finish lum- Havana is becoming so keen that not uncommon to see driversifruits and caring for dairy cattle.| bep, ! all manner of subterfuge and | sleeping in their cars, unable to| A tannery course includes the trickery is being resorted to in| pay both for automobile and for curing of skins for furs and the Let us have your specifi- attempts to cripple competitors. |shelter. manufacture of leather! In study- cations - we do the rest. For a time it was not unu.;uu]l —_——oeo——— ing the ivory trade the boys make . for taxi services to receive call:| buttons, beads, carving sets and for cars only to find the call false Silver Linlng handles for knives and forks. Spee- and the sometimes long drives| Blinks: “You look dogzdneiial consideration is given to the 1cheerrul for such a raw, cold, rainy ‘When | 4ay." Jinks: wasted. Drivers are now wise to this trick of the trade. telephone calls are received the number is immediately called bac't and confirmation of the order is obtained. tailoring of native fur and leath- er garments. Standard elementary instruction in commercial work is designed to train the natives as typists, stenographers, clerks and mana- Particulariy during the dull see- gers of cooperative stores. Be- som of the year, when few tour-| A little gold digger is am ex-' cause of the urgent need of better ists are visiting Havana, is thspensive co'-”y_‘n. ... housing conditions among Alaskaa “I've a reason to be cheerful. If it had been a bright, warm day, I would have beer. forced to go to a picnie.” [SESSS———— ' juneau Phoue No. 6 Douglas Phene No. 1y Refrigerator U will notice at once the rouminess the new General Electric . This -.v smallest model—hes nine square shelf area. The freezing chamber was to take the smallest possible l& makes 36 cubes of ice st once. Come in ly it operates and leazn see how oiling. mEx 3 oever Alaska Electric Light & Power Co. JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS, ALASKA (i \ , Mr. and Mrs. Coal Consumer: Admiralty Island Furnace Coal should not be confused with Screenings, it contains much coarse coal walnut size and smaller, in fact many of the coal users find it ideal for their cook stoves and heaters. Try a few sacks next time you are order- ing coal. We know you will like it and call for it often. And the price too keeps the coal bill down. Order from your own coal dealer or transfer man. The Admiralty Island Coal Company Juneau, Alaska Temporary office with H. R. Shepard and Son 115 Seward Street Phone 409 iy It's not difficult to meet expenses these days —in fact, you meet them everywhere TWIN RELIABILITIES Over the whole world there is no human more reliable than the United States Mail. Our banking service is just as reliable, but in a different classification, and yet the two intermesh to a large degree. Banking ,by Mail is a time saver, and wholly Try it. Many do. agency safe. First National Bunk “There is no Substitute for Bafety” DANCE A. B. 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