The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 11, 1928, Page 5

\ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1928. THER By GEORGE McMANUS | “Big Bill” to Quit > ST HAD R SRET H ARMY TO DROP Y GOLLY- | JUST HA PSS . R SO = -— ME OF KEROIC SiX HELPIN'G OF CORMED DINNER 1§ SORRY: JUST TELL THAT'S TOQ BAD YOUR WIFE YOU'LL BE ALL RIGHT NAME OF KEROIC UNIT BEEF AN' CABBAGE AT READV-SIR - ME WIFE | HAD T WILL NOT BE HOME FOR DINTYS-1'M SOFULL YOU'VE JLUST EATEN ) P A July 11 B € o & T ™M ™, AR o e "9 2 ¢ I WRIN HARDLY WALK- HAVE DINNER DINNER 901 THOUGHT 00 MUCH- ¢ BUT DOCTOR ’ g ‘ | s ent of the ‘I WITH SOME e 'W'.D SURPRIDE ) A ( g YOou CAN'T « Jayonets” will COANT EAT A \J You- 1 COOKED EAT TOO ! ) e roll of S \_THING- 4 M, CORNED BEEM J 9 MUCH CORNED) ey ny soon IF the S " ¥ 'CAB! G E- - AN . t e is cars ;“)L‘,\N Shoe L £ (cAaBBAGE-) i lanned r)‘ b & i 2 3 e struggle for { summer of Infantry, tenant thems= alive by han abandon \zer entrust- | ront of Thi- help at last } nothing was . f tor- Great sy vl 2 1 [ 7 ; 4 A : : i 4 { t s ev- Verdun for their [Bank of France Sells }U. H. Honors Japanese 1 4 ‘ Y S ib remaiihs SRR ! Gold Bars for $4,000 With Important Post[ JgGT 1 dobmt gt Aug. 11 market TOKYO, A 11.—As an ex-|Mayos V m Hale Thomp- | * i rst time since the start of the P1ession of growing friendship [son of Chicago, who, it is re- | X L5 e wan. Sl bwar, 14 v Fes | between me United State ‘m.p(‘,.ru-(l,'l?my soon resign from | Hai baus r for-Seditls All the gold anyone could want |[Jaban, President ( n-|office, The mayor is reputedly |anoara the Queen, 18 in the Bank of France, but the|Pointment of Dr. Tsuncjiro Mi-|discouraged with his official | b 2L')ia é Gl s SORSEh R Y e g {Tule is one bar to a customer and|Y20ka, prominent Tokyo lawyer, | oo aud in bad health. ” 4 2 . 1) ‘ (the price of a small one is $1,000.; ‘< neutral mem A | (International Newsreel) GAMES FRIDAY Duncing Senorita Byrd’s Photographer | i is ai the stabitiza:ion of i | tration commission t Pacific Coast League ; AR ERS A N Los Angeles 6; Hollywood 1 Does Fandango; SMAC AR\ Aneg T Bl 8y and OrOsiRG: Bk Car ownes L?Rb uuvfy;?:yl;\lq‘}x‘wu ls i el A § . | Parisian for the present at leas: k b ’ : IBal Frannisio &' Bianion. b Wins Freedom ) & | Under the law paper money cetved in Japan.. The pre are o front Of bustises houssel |oakiana 11; Seattte 7 ] | ! convertible into gold, but tempo-|ticn of the appointmen dunig busipessy hours\ork SE UL NEW YORK, Aug. 11.—Protty | rary regulations limit such trans.|Mmade by Amb; MeVe ward Str st lnvx;}h-'"orll'flrllfnaxi‘f.c |nineces-year-oid Zeneida zitta il Bitiony oy CEeh #in0) Sl b i '\mlr‘r.( :11 fit ottaials e ‘h i llvlh v h;‘ 4 ‘\il.u} ¢ i Louis 2; s ; e e 4 ho [Presence of Government officis & 4 e request of busines Philadelphia 4: New York s, |Johnson, who combines the : Juve s Nok g, mink G ladi thy ; stafr, I Baston ' Hrebkiyn 1 | warmth and vivacity of Spanish | gold must be sold by the p - | & o with the adventurous - The $4,000 bar measures 2 by 2| AMSTERDAM, Aug. 11—J [ ew \Akmenclartyl‘,?‘a,,zu . of the Vikings, clicked A | by 4 inches {01d paper ale at the Emplre. ny Weissmuller today won thelwashington 0; Philadelphia §. Ropive: of of heels’ in - i Olympic championship in the 100(St Lcuis 3: Chicago § Magistrate McCre s traffic | meter frée style. ‘The champion-|Detroit §; Cleveland 7 & ! ship was the successful defense of | pLebde ok, Miss Johnson, a Spanish dancer] g H the title won in Paris four years and singer, who was born in | o, STANDING OF CLUBS Spain, and grew up in Mexic Albina Osipowit Am an, | Pacific Coast League |to blossom in San Antonio, T | Won Lost Pet.| Sacramento 2 12 Hollywood 5 15 San Francisco.... 2 16 s, won the woman's 100 mete free style and shed her talent on Manhat- had driven an automobile Mrs, Betty Pinkston, of De- at a pace that shocked Motor- troit, won the woman's high dive.| 8% " o Y cycle Officer Theo Wolke. ; i Y Four American men also v :\"I:‘i":‘” i o5 .4 .‘\‘rl.h.f-v;rul—pul—punm[ alongside H ] 4 ] —_ i Pl Just the lhln;! for the 800 meter swimming relay her car and handed her a ticket . | Says Miss Fane Los Angeles 85..33" Ui for not having a license, - “1 rtai i those Kkic |3 f ) a rense. most certainly enjoy the s Portland ) In traftic 10k Magiktrate. Mo Capt. Ashley C. McKinley, retired ; Nationel League | “Do not drive any more auto-' tike charge of all photographio » | e Bread > oot | % K s N Won' Lost Petlygpiles until you have one of pio.on Gommander Byrd's antaro: | — As SLANDERER:( l.l\v‘uii] Ak gl | tic expedition, p % AT {New York 7 £ 08 AL o e s | i Btiicago : But I have two. : Ju",(?fl,u, IRlRO80. - “Why do you have to?” ORDER OF SALE OF \ ) 3 |Cincinnatt B “No, no, no! You do not under-| ProvERTY ; g ; JUNEAU BILLIARDS e IW YORK, Aug. 11.—Mrs,|Fittsbureh | Brooklyn Hz et Regan appeared in White Honton And she held up two digits. Plains before Supreme Court|JHi0l oo g “One in Mexico Ceety, and one | Justice Taylor and attempted l"{ g i % eet ees in San Antonio!" prove that her husband, Henry Amencan League “Well, then, don't drive here Regan, publisher, was fot a it Won Luat ®et-lnnti} wou have a New York - MR, T hEve the |In #ha Probate Conrt for the! 5 4 . ‘ Phone 94 B(‘k()ry Teiritory of Alaska, Division! b s JON'S T No 1. at Hn;n;s. Before A, F.| CARLSON'S, TAXI Phone 577 We deliver McLean, U. 8. Commissioner | PO R SR and ex-Officio Probate Judge. | - L babragic i e o L v . In the Matter of the Bstate of | . custodian for their five-year-old |NeW York ...... 75 = 85 - 682/ 0nco Case dismissed!” S0, RIPINSKY, Deces i s Philadelphia 39 . g : S0L NSKY, Deceased. | son. Mrs. Regan i3 suing for ajc!deip| . And that is when Miss—er— . Lindholm, administrator of 0” <« LO 01 idlad g St. Louis ; i |Senorita Johnson executed a fan- | ' Yhicag state of Sol Ripinsky, de-| Fred (Dutch) Millér, one of,Chicago dango. g | (Pateh] MUlar, ot Otsq it 5 80 e having the first day of | K[ b Tl G R l » vl '."‘f”~"|”‘~ n_mu:\xml witnesses, | [IC0elS R G July, 1928, presented his verified | eads 1759 as. Zo”pamaé e reatest eduction testi 4;1’}1« nim” s l'l‘];_,z;u; e i 7| Lookout “Spots” M petition, g for an ordey of | | since 1907, and that the publish-| ™~ i dts L o | 008 sale F &Y ‘estats -betongine | i { | SR CbREORLA WILh wevhrhi | IS toN 68 P e NRleJ0fnlS TORT GAMLS. Balpnsig Fashionable throngs . . . But Buick leads any other 2 y 0 to said estate, and it a i : (1 . women, one of whom, he said Juneau City League For Visitors at Park o ; / | sparkling motor cars . . . and three cars in its field in dol- " . 4 y the satisfacti f this rt | parkiing o ! i e was a Madge Fritch, an actress. | Ot Toat, Bek b S b i it st | standing out like a frock from lar for dollar sales; and this Ever Offered On Miller was placed in civil ;,,._;Amerlmn Legion.. 4 2 667 WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.-—Vis (4 : | the real es o ing Paris—today’s Buick! tremendous volume makes faat: ket te 16k stand and | Moose . -667 | tors to Giacler National Park, in|°f the real belenglag o) 4 4 ; plaint in a suit by Regan for|Alaska Juneau... 1 200 | opportunities to seo moose, mon.|3tE#E. IR PFOEE (A g rocket-like getaway and You may as well have a fine $100,000 for alleged defamation g ——farch of America’s big game fam. |y, ST G RS PV B unrivaled power . . . glisten- car, when you can buy it at ot shavacter and slaniss taken his son to a race track{ily, through the establishment "‘;wm of That e lnd ‘m"', buial, | ing colors, vivid and varied Buick’s price. Smast— At recent hearing Jacob|and allowed him to bet. la “fire lookout station.” . Ehin ! as the harmonies of Spring youthful—colorful—Buick Firestone Tires Come in and have us quote costs of administration and dis- Weiner, Regan's attorney, charg-| Judge Taylor gave both stdes| The National Park Service re- |y iion o the helrs . « « . and soft, rich upholster- leads the fashion parade. you prices. ed that Miller was a notorious|time to file briefs and reserved |Dorts that the station has been| y' (% pp b VEER L ies, delightful to the sight ; gangster and gunman whose word | decision. established on a' mountain over-ly,qca9 and decreed, that O, A Indlouci- ; should not be credited by the| TR SR R looking the lower end of Bo¥-|induoim, administrator of sl Sy tke this onlimastiy B ICK C M f C court. Enroute south for his leave of | man lake. Vhen guests at thef . g » ; ; R In his own behalf Regan tsti-|aboencer Sarseant 7. B. Kapeeie| DAk okoeoss o cenie fo seo movse| (LA Do and in hereby wuthor-| qoerielhoutnd dolarsmore U - onnors totor Lompany fied that he had not been at :|i\\'icz, of Chilkoot Barracks, passed|the management telephones the of said estate to the highest bid- SEDANS $1195t0 $1995 + + COUPES $1195 to $§1850 5 o . race track for five or six years through here on the steamer| fire lookout, ‘who n turn tele-|go "0 A¥1000 T the WBACH bid- SPORT MODELS $1195 to $1525 Service Rendered by Experts without Mrs. Regan, denied that{Queen. His wife is with him, phones the exact position of the ,m”‘w to-wit i All pricesf. 0. b. FI-'nl,Midn‘,L 5 e The G. M. 4.C his publications contained racing - animals. They then are stalked ([ o’ oz 90 o1d 97 1n Block Socnce gl 184 Meel deckrable, w avallsbld Upe and donied that he had|01d papers for sute u: the Bmpire, & & Sood view obiained. Moose s “Lot g in Biock 1, of the town | CONNORS MOI'OR 0 Clrimmenfimmsealymmenfiypmenflpmmenflyrrsenlyemenl gt R B ;;By't lh;honvmr;!mm;;fl();;mfyf‘r;l of Haines, Alaska, as shown by | 1 . —— Hi‘ “W'hi " 3 iy are *cted | tne official plat and survey o from hunters and are too large to " " P 4 R . - T -~ Crowd Cheers P ] # |be pulled down y predatory ani-|yiereof it bublie suction to the When better automobiles'are built, Buick will build THE NEW: V1008 8 A i ol X b highest bidder, upon the follow- | = ———————————— s unless disabled. ing terms and conditions, B NEW DESIGN BRINGS GREATER PERFORMANCE ————— il bl tnt vt 111 4 T per cent of bid at time of sale, The finest performer In its class—the greatest maximum MRS, GODDARD RETURNS © |nd (he halancs 0 be pafd at|rosmlidmes o speed and the switest acceleration ever brought to this 1 e Ehe niow sel o ca ight . by the court. The above salel TR ESDE QS G NST()R price field—the most horsepower per pound of car wel Mrs. E. M. Goddard and her son Jack returned to Juneau lagt |0 take place on the premises to| l} L]l f l) ‘C ——the lowest center of gravity—the greatest riding comfort . % R )¢ {4l g a R —the strongest chassis and body construction—the most or= night on the steamer Queen, D€ Sold, on the thirtieth day of | They have spent most of the|AUSust, 1928, at the hour of two iginal beauty — that is Dodge Brothers mew Victory Six. summer with Mr. Goddard’s par~l‘;"'1“"k on the afternoon of sald | GET YOUR GUNS IN SHAPE 1 ;;.lt::z Goddard Hot Springs near | l»w“nesn v Hand and the Sm]! Don’t wait until the opening of the I‘IcCaul Motor Company —_———————— of this court, at Haines, Alasku.l N - Mrs. fi. C. Sirong and Mrs. J.| HUNTING SEASON! |lhi~i first day of July A. D. 1928. |R. Beegle of Ketchikan, who have! (Seal) A. F. McLEAN, been visiting here for the past U. S. Commissioner and Ex- We carry a full line of all kinds of s, 1ot i thy s O&% Yirse subMator T B Tis. Ammunition and Guns RPN - T W Laboard the steamer Yukon, Last publication Aug. 18, 1928 B RAEDID. L, Lower Front St. Phone 214 H. B. Polson, Prop. N CIGARS, CIGARETTES, CANDY, IF YOU EMPLOY SOFT DRINKS, POOL TABLES Five or More Persons BEWARE, AND-HAVE NOT READ THE ‘ Wet Weather and Brakes < Dob | coasaed L L it is certainly good coal. aska > When it rains and roads are slippery, positive traction . We deliver fresh dressed Al Compensatwn is oftimes difficult. This condition calls for complete ."“‘.'“I’IY “']‘) :Y ‘ial’-u&"":f ‘h“: l w 4 control of your car more than at any other time. AN | BP8 \TNS | CAEBRNS B ToRha that the hens produce. Good-brakes are a necessary factor of safety, in I | We carry apcumlm-m line of as amended in 1927, you may not know Wet Weather. w Pt o teutor v that you ecan lose any amount u A 2 e 5 $18 00{) a8 & Téault of in ;::ICident p to i We may help you avoid accidents. well you can't beat it. We have copies of the new law for Bring your car around now, while you think of distribution and will hand one to you it, and let us inspect your brakes. D. B FF«MMER upon request or go over it with you. f R 9 s g Pi i14 You' should be Lasatlias wich i We inspect, adjust brakes, and reline them none law. It was made to fit your case. promptly, at flat rate charges, with the highest - i| quality brake lining money can buy. ERC AN oh May We Serve You TS CAF E ident Coolidge evoked cheers of spectators when hy | A l" H 'l',rw(;:ilde:d" ouoftlhegefirst ball at the opening of the annual “head || Thos. McMullen, Prop. £ PP 5 : . . et Gleni it ey | ALLUYSHATIUCK. Inc. || JUNEAUMOTORS, Ine. || ™ Gatozuenroms t A 5 i mes f = E;n‘:’ the same interest they ..diapl_-_y at American League ga S INSURANCE—REAL ESTATE ‘ SERVICE LUCAS, Manager SHORT ORDERS—REGULAR DINNERS iia Washington. irmemegut g Oieinseyery | R Jut Qatiore. Matee Us, i