The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 9, 1928, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1928 By GEORGE McMAN 1ENGAGEMENT [ e R e | clection i rded as rather few ! WELL- MIKE - NOT 90 ¢OOD ['N AWEAK MOMENT?| [ DEY CAUGHT ME WHISPER - —l | irkable o MIKE KILLIGAN- TS WHAT'S THE 1IN ONE OF myr TS A GOOD THING AN\ JUST GOT WHAT JAIL 1 | Other Polling Places i QOMéM{.EOsS NEWS WITH WEAK MOMENTS | |No) DIDN'T HAVE OUT OF A JAIL wWLZ You | | Ballots and boxes have beet B e o sy You? | TOOKA PIN- ] [|[SOUR STRENGTH THAT FED ME Wy ) \ I'biaced at the Juneau Billiards ang 8 — ) goRNED BEEF the Alaskan Hotel for the accoms X‘ AN CABBACGE dation of those who might wani ) express a preference for PreSie al choice The ballot boxes Will Mary Girl of Ame e ave o ¢ } | can Society and » so an opportunity to cast & ballo Women may vote as well Wealth | 1 men | e g SOUTH BRISTOL, Me., Aung. 9| | Formal announcen st the | ()] v‘!"IH,J}I.!I ment of Gene Tu y T 10 MAL]‘EY ls AT | tired heavyweight chamg o th KETCHIKAN; TO world, to Miss Jo ne Laud \ of Greenwich, Connecticuf, v MEET JARDINE || made today by Mrs. Geo F ' H §( der, jr., the girl's mother Henry O'Malley, U. 8. Commig= = By the engagement Tunney i of Fisherics, arrived . af s 3 L |allied with a family front in|Ketchikan last evening, according % L R 2 A ey S Roe 35T L 2 American society and wealth. Th wvices ieceived from him fo- father, a yachtsman of note, died| 1 the local office of the U, 8. several years ago, | Bureau of Fishdkie { - i Commissioner O’'Malley went { south from Juneau recently on the GOV. SMITH LEADS | Fisheries vessel Widgeon. He will . | remain at Ketchikan to meet Seg BY TEN TO ONE/is now enroute north trom Seatifl on the heries vessel Brant, Gov. Alfred . Smith Jed by|From Ketchikan the party will nearly ten to one in the first|come north to Juneau on the - 5 -— - —- ———— e count of the votes in the Presi.| Brant dential preferential straw hallot. | = —-— ——= erl.LluNs HAVE'Z U. S. SCULLERS (% | ting in Juneau. The only ballot e "“I’ ‘ ARE VICTORIOUS| % {hen oponed 00 thet 8 R , i " | s | kéy's Place, where 161 ballots Radio Orthophonie | SLOTEN, Holland, Aug. 9- 4 A M | were found in the hox, of which Victor Orthophonic Radiola Charles Mellvaine and Paul Cos.| = 4 e | Gov. Alired B. Smith received 146] | has arrived. Your inspection | tello, American scullers, beat the ' and Herbert Hoover 15. There| | invited. Phone 143, Australians, Losert and Flessl, by . % Were five more ballots In the box Anderson Music Shoppe | two lengths in the semi.finals. The than there wafe registered votes,| | | victory found the Americans lead- [ R85 ose IfL-ehetpa’ OF {6 ML SRS BE SEY il W ey {ing all other countries with four 1ot box say that was due to voters| INDIANAPOLIS, Aug boatloads of oarsmen in the finals | neglecting to register and mot to er's foot,” or “athle foot,” 18 aity ho rowed tomorrow. attempts at stuffing The fac complaint now making itself felt The United States entries have —_— | throughout the couptry, Dr. M. S.|peen eliminated in only three of| 4 4 Harmolin, chairman of the scien| soven classes. Hnad L o Helena Rubinstein | tific committee of the i . | , ond in the best showing with Beauty Preparations | Assoclation of Chiropodist | three, Switzerland two, Canada, 2 I ‘ 8, told members of that Australia, Germany, France and ciation in an address prepar: « Pasteurized Cream {1taly one each. delivery before the annual con-| Skin-Toning Lotion vention today. | ot Crowds of German and foreign visitors at the Zeppelin works Hand Lotion The disease acquired its mam. AMERICAN WINS | inspecting the giant airship LZ.127 which was recently christened Cleansing and Massage from the fact that golfers and| KS KE A | at Friederichshafen by Count Zeppelin's daughter. The airship is g s . Blfias Paa: I other athletes are affMcted in| BACKSTRO! SWIM’ | Intended for regular south Atlantie passenger service and will carry Blackhes I(l“':m() Bove i t‘(?'["t“:lls;""(c"y"gfl‘;tfié large numbers, said Dr. Harmolin, RECORD IS BEATEN | 40 passengers. ackhead and Open Pore st certainly enj who s secretary of the Ohio Col- F AR | g ahirlia S e O A VI 3 Jaste | lege of Chiropody, Cleveland. | AMSTERDAM, Aug. 9—George | ‘l NEW WHIPPET CARS HOMBR HERE I-l'mchmsr .(,r(lmm { 3 It is an eczematoid eruption of | Kojac, American, today won the | Two new Whippet Coupes were The Homer, Alaska Consolidat- l’("“u"yy(,";!“\' ! n the feot due to fungus infection|100 meter backstroke swimming {Teceived this week by the Juncau ed Cannerics’ tender, is in port Hair Tonic | AT contracted by walking barefoot on| championship. Walter Laufer, of | Motor Company. Both have been today IFace Powder moist surfaces, such as those| Chicago was second. | z N~ Sinina: i R Rouges, ete A sold, one to Tony Reiss and the ——————— touges, ete. around swimming pools, In gymna-| Kofac's time was one minute, | Bthiar: i Bert Johnson. 01G papers for sal! At the Gmpire JUNEAU BILLIARDS siums, bathrooms, club houses and | eight and one-fifth seconds, set. , o Jdende “ Rl St Phone 94 other places where people azgre-|ting a new world’s record. ettt ettt gate. It is also acquired from ———————— ! CARLSON’S TAXI contaminated towels, hosiery or GAMES WEDNESDAY ) slippers, i ! Pacific Coast League |San Francisco 5 Mission 3. Oaklaitd 8; Seattle 6. |Sacramento Portland 1. Los Angeles 8; Hollywood 4. National League Dr. Harmolin estimatsd that ti- nea trichophyton, the fungs caus- ing this disorder, is now plying its ravages on more than 20,000,- 000 feet in the United States. PREPARE TO STRUT YOUR STUFF AT THE \ Hobo Dance . Redness and soreness between|Chicago 3: Philadelphia 4. T’ C R l € the toes is the first manifestation [St. Louis 5: New York 10. e Greatest eduction of the disease. It can be arrest-|pittsburgh 4; Brooklyn 3. 1 ed, Dr. Harmolin said, by prompt application ment. Cincinnati of anti-parasitic oint- Siesiect Bt . FRIDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 10 STANDIRG OF CLUBS Ever Offered On Pacific Coast League T hoas, MOOSE HALL - A Ti Birth Control Divides Sacramento T ' Firestone Tires . < s | Hollywooc 25 3 | German Public Opinion {;") Francisco... 24 14 | ! Ui A i BERLIN, Aug. Following a |y Yerphats : J nder the Auspices o Come in and have us quote recent lecture tour by Mrs. Mar- 8 Angeles 16 22 | 2 d S g garet Sanger, the American birth |pos ang o Ie 0 | | WOMEN OF MOOSEHEART LEGION you prices. control advocate, plans have heen[gor i i - , L made for the establishment of Nltiénal I;elgne. - " e MR o | 4 Germany’s first bureaus for the G AT . L2 L M C dissemination of this kind of in-|g, .. pom Lost Pet.| Johnny Kuck, of California, who set a new w';"slg; "“’"d' MUSIC BY onnoers otor Ompany formation among the poor, ‘\.‘;w ‘Y"r‘k i when he won tg; ‘ls-pciu.ndhsho}!;ut 'wnlt{h aktoss }c:f F' mc(t:er]s, | ] The group in charge of the work (h s 49 approximately eet 1 inch. ere’s Kuck at the Fresno, Cal,, s : includes several physicians, —city| Ginorsonri i 1| Raisin Day meet, setting the record which he smashed at Mflflnli h’t S rl'nllll('t's Service Rendered by Experts officials and influential social| by HEY oo | ‘Amsterdam. i g , Jere : "’I‘;'ke'?éw of the steist Laws: sin BTO0KIYR 64 481 s = —_— v e s aws e oa | s y Germany against birth control, the gg’::;:;o“,hh 4 27 gJ i { AT THE HOTELS iting Skagway and Sitka mn-mm: l 75 L d 25 new movement is undertaken with L i south. tlemen cents adies cents the cooperation of legal advisers. 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POOL HALE Glacier Highway recently were “next week when they will Wash, [ able to sce a sight which is un.|BIG GAME HUNTER et e leave on the steamer Alameda, = 4 Ammunition and Guns 1 </ i Bl cvan t1}:—: Hos vy due IS DUE TONIGHT % Boel, ot RO . Lower Front St. Phone 214 H. B. Polson, Prop. ng the month of August. e Sl IGARS, CIGARETTES, CANDY, ; Fresh snow has fallen on the| o popwoin or white C‘Ofi,}{ DRIN‘KS POOL, TABLES beaks adjolning Lemon Creek and|py,ing N. v, big game hunter, IF YOU EMPLOY & e Y Mendenhall Glaciers, and 1 plsin.| i1y arefye in Junean tonight oy | BEWARE S s, e e ly visible at anytime when the the steamer Prince George. He Fc M P I‘ y P clouds have cleared away from the | i) A€t Biince George, He lve or ore rersons T WHY NOT LET US put your name on our coal lst, it is certainly good eoal. ¢ We deliver fresh dressed poultry eevry day. Our eggs are the largest and freshest that the hens produce. We carry a complete line of Poultry and Fox Feeds. mountains. With the recent heavy . rains, and winter hovering less than a mile overhead, baseball players, picnickers and swimmers are beginning to lose heart. — ————— BAN JOHNSON MAKES HOME Admiralty Island to obtain speci- mens of brown bear for the Field Museum. Mr. Holzwerth hunted on the island three years ago when he shipped out several bear hides and heads. H He will be accompanied by T. Wet Weather and Brakes When it rains and roads are slippery, positive traction is oftimes difficult. This condition calls for complete control of your car more than at any other time. Good brakes AND HAVE NOT READ THE ' Alaska Compensation | Law | are a necessary factor of safety, in IN QUIET INDIANA TOWN SPENCER, Ind, Aug. 9.—Re- mote from the crowded cities and the tumult of “big league” basec. ball that he knew so well, Ban Johnson, former president of the American League, has come to the town of Spencer in sonthern Indi- ana to rest and spend the remain- der of his days. A two.story house, one of the largest and most pretentious in _ this town, has been purchased by Johnson. X Mrs. Johnson has relatives in encer, and the Johnsons often fisited here when Ben was known L3 l M. Hasalborg, who lives on Ad- miralty Island and who acted as guide on his previous trip, and R. J. Suratt of Wrangell, rep- resentative in Alaska for the Fox Films Corporation, who will take moving pictures of the coun- try and of wild game for the Museum, —_——————— COVICH AUTO SERVICE Stand now at Olympic Pool Hall. —adv. —_———————— c’l:::.m meeting tonight at 8 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, Ine. INSURANCE—REAL ESTATE Wet Weather. We may help you avoid accidents, Bring your car around now, while you think of it, and let us inspect your brakes. We inspect, adjust brakes, and reline them promptly, at flat rate charges, with the highest quality brake lining money can buy. May We Serve You ' JUNEAU MOTORS, Inc. SERVICE LUCAS, Manager . And MERCHANTS CAFE Thos. McMullen, Prop. JUNEAU'S NEWEST PLACE TO EAT Open 6 a. m. to 8 p. m. SHORT ORDERS—REGULAR DINNERS Next Connors Motor Co. our transfer service— well you can't beat it. * D. B. FEMME R Phone 114