The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 17, 1928, Page 7

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He Bounced Over ngara Falls t Hoover's CORILY SEAksdAIe's, nohss, Wb AL Weather B ARG IR s ey ¢ 2 House in China When |{iets chipped the wali eather Bureau : ST He Was Li T Across the street from the Hoo- T Nr be) € as Living yEPeiver house, while the occupants R f {were looking from a window, a Forecast for Junean and vicinity, beginning 4 p. m. today: # (Continued from Fage One) Y oo A e A N B Cloudy tonight and Wednesday; gentle southwest winds. e by a Chine )11 ! 4 LOCAL DATA bharo down on us. It was a I romember in the Hoover home, o minutive Manchurian pony, was a certain picture had § Time— Barom. Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity Weather| dled by a portly figure, the of homor. It was Gibson's g 4 p. m. yest'y. 3021 60 68 » ¥ Cldy of John Bull in a Punch carto for-“Soldiers. of Fortune,’ 4 a. m. today 3018 52 90 NW 1 Cldy He wore the uniform of a Britis) ! Davis. The Noon teday 3016 58 72 w 7 Cldy {naval captain, o whi y was an Ameri ) CABLE AND BADIO REPURTS ed for dignity while his engincor and he w YESTERDAY [ TODAY he ship and gazing into the . ] 8an :m. Procip. 8 a.m. “the Who are|future of unknown adventure, just %‘,‘:"'— g L SeBB: clly 2Ahs, Weather | you?" the Hoovers had done when ne.u»ul i | 1; 04 Cldy | After identifying ourselves m‘v!u\-_ ed for the Orient from Porte Yukon H 5 0 Cldy | £ said that he had no idea how we|Californi Panan: ‘ 16 Rain | could hope to get food. We learn-| Twe vears later I was living Efl,,uJ & o Clay | ed subsequently that food was the!in another Hoover home, this one ¢ gy [ G i b 1) I burning problem of the hour in|in London being maintained b k s el )Tl(m n. business friend in Mr, Hoc Dutch Harbor.. | Cly | . di e o pe Youd better s ) sence. Richard Harding Kodiak 4 Trace Rain| - 1 B v i 6 01 Rain consnl.” said Cap Baile and his wife were gu REGOVE ! 1 o Cldy | | the tellow Hateq Hdov ner and the old Gibson f\‘:?ffi:v{n | A 0 (-u.‘fl‘ American, who migat do someihing the wall. 1 told Prince Rupert | 52 0 0 \'lfly) for y AT y and (‘:VH: “r:(l;;‘u' ::x:;,:;:w“ 52 . 0 ('11(«1 Hoover, havi s life worth living. Portl: 1 * G Clear { with him 0N AR - s Fr . 0 Cldy that we dropped s and; DR. FIRESTONE ON LEAVE R @ | Yo Less than 10 miles. | | blankets ca the fleor of tha Too-| | ver house, a wonder ¢ homeiike| Dr. Charle who is in | place with American furniture and|cbarze of toe hospital NOTE.—Observations at St. Taul, Dutch Harbeg Kediak, Earioan b the shadow. of|hers, loft for tho & g Junean nce Rupert, Kdmenton, Seattle Portland ad San| Fifmitith Roak th & warAdth Tand |“ Sk Allea Rl AR B i are made at 4 a. m. and 4 p. m au t'me h Tiithe firat days of tHe Bombard ual leave of absonev.. . He, wiil The p ure is low in northern Bering nd hi - in the| | meit sail |v\n .I 1‘:,1 : “]‘,'l“,m.n M Firestone and his two. ocean south of the Aleutian Islands and in Southeastern Alaska ! Tientsin before the Chiness. hae]Weeks' old dau Halaksie, und British Columbia. It fallen moder. in the Gulf of| ! stintonnded-tho oity, Yook éhdbnal T Alask howers have fallen throughout ka except the ex- l ot tiio hote b dve DR. COUNCIL CALLED SOUTH treme ren portion and the weather is unsettled in all parts of | i p e S D) les to be dug. barricades of rick] Dr, W. W, (GO, B wha oall ¢ ry. Temperatures have fallen over the Interior with | s g v o X s e O»]t::‘uc uh.:::.% cn :,],':,l"‘.:,:,;:“\ e R b3 | For the third time in hxs(orya man allowed himself to be swept | 8 to be biull, ahelters uth suddenly because of il i — over the dangerous Horseshoe Falls in the Niagara River— I_,l”l‘:(’“; hildren and food 3 in Qs far t A 9 3 MR ol on the Princ Although he has traveled thou-| and lived to tell the story. He is Jean Laussier, thirty-six, | ™ o 0Nl v we 1o Clifori 3 of miles in the cars of| French-Canadian, who performed the hazardous feat encased 'y, co ™) R s M DO[]CLAS Buropean and American make| in a huge ball of fabricated rubber eleven feet in diameter. The | seldom even @ Wi Hio e trod | fill the rcyal :| strips of courtplaster on his countenance cover the only Lruises | ihe scenes of their activities. Bo.| Old papers tor sale at s he received in the fall. {#ides other respon mmn Mr TR ety g SRS Lo so. @ re. he ing' i M. D. WILLIAMS RETURNS | western _\\avnl.ly from Skagway, Chinese ""lfl“%»* "f the mining Kotlitks Films «———— | Leon Permanent Wave, {12.50. where he has been for several ¢ompany which he managod. . 3 Fern Beauty Parlor. —adv.| , M. D, Williame, District Tngin-| ¢ inspecting the location sur-| Toward the middle of July c: Developing FURRRS. AND F’REMESREV hon B eer tor the U. 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Another of have proven so popular hore re-! ently has been arrangad for. to- morrow evening in Hagles Hall.' Lindseth's Novelty orchestra which | seems to know just wha music the public wants has been; engaged to play for the dance and a good time is assured. —ee CANNERY SHIPS FISH _ The Douglas Iskand Packinz com- $ahy made its first shipment of] season last evening when the! miral Rogers called here, and; ter unloading arother (-onsxgn.’, lent of empty cavns, took on the! eral hundred cases which were| ready for shipment. § ——eo———— BACK FROM FISHING GRCUNDS M Gust. Wahto and children, Eho nave been at Port Alex.mtl(r: r the past six weeks, returned to' wn Sunday for a short stay be- fore ieaving again. Swedish King Rides, But Can’t Drive Car . STOCKHOLM, July 17. — For more than 25 years King Gustaf of Sweden, ardent septuagenary b otor enthusiast, has been rav- ng by automobile, yet he does! not know how to drive. 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