The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 1, 1928, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, SEPT. 1, 1928. e By BILLE DE BECK B SR o — Mr. Coal Consumer:—- MY BELONED - The R o INOT 7 : = 2 Mr. Coal Cons 3 ] v MARRY NOL DAY I HOUMILIATED - = o (k AlL THINGS FOR KIOT: T ask! | |oaR \S WAITING To Take T HAVE ‘AN MPORT- A DAEE B At 4y N . Thanks for your generous support, we HE MGHT SUST AS WELL Ak ME oL AND ME Ts e AT DECIS\ON To A b 1 : I \ k 4 I 3 uTr AS Te BEG TER MAKE BER"&E T HORACE XICTz To wanT QM N . \ & | now now that you realize the importance of To CUT MY HEART O MIMSTER'S HoLSE 3 I 2 E . p I Tl TG O LI tit wie ol AND T Wy ue AR PN LN A ; insisting on Alaska Coal when you place your HE AND THAT BEAUTFUL DUCHESS MADE OMNE = AWM . SucH / ) Finad MUST TAlk Trs ONER wuu MR }' g L ARE "JOINGD IN METRIMONY ~OH | JIAPPINESS * ) { GOJBLE AT ONCE = HE Wit ey CI0E & 3 coal orders. mgt;?yrs‘;fz ;21/ 7ER ' FondghdoA / / g — by Te | Lvery pound you burn helps to develop ¢ : “I{ Seuno aovice ( A ) A. =) y 4 ¥ | an n|<|u.~||_\ that will go far toward adding 13@;2. to the prosperity of Southeastern Alaska. A supply of Admiralty Island Coal is now con- stantly on hand. Order from your own transfer man or 1'”:;] (l"lll(‘l' or The Admiralty Island Coal Company e : ‘ SOGIND L RN e , ‘ PHONE 409 Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. B e S FISH & bSiNFSS H AS Jpownts ot i intepnten Teiitiohe Weather Bureau i oo having ouna vt || DOUGlAS BUSY TWO DAY SHERE|:" e mother 1s. “Deatie” of the”cabaret Forecast for Junean and vicinity, beginning 4 p. m. today: |denounces her, but finding thot C’lurch i " : he s wounded her, returns with onight and Sunday; gentle variable winds 1 B ohis iy A 1-ed sweetheart. Luigi makes L 0 CA L D A T A of marriage and Pime— Barom. Temyp. Humidity Wind Velocity Weather : 2 r' odds 4 p. m. yest'y . 30.22 64 49 w 18 Clear rld. This feature is a ¢ e un 8 B N 1 Gl flbed ' | must bo recaived by The Empire | oon._today & . t. Cldy {uot Jater than 10 o'clock Satur. CABLE AND RADIO KEPORTS !l.ny morning to ‘Knar:nltce cha YESTERDAY 1 TODAY Children under 16 years of aze |0 sermon topics, ete. Highest 8 pm. | Low 8am. Sam. Preclp. §am. |are forbidden to go into theatres s i o be T Kbtk Stattons— Lemn, m..p . temp. temp. Velocity 24 hrs. Weather|or any other public gatherings [ Trade a acking Cr n hip | deck hunting Ndme ..o 50 TR PLCIAY |until further notice. By ord | Dougias 1"}?"?“’"“ Nattve | i 0 it g e Bethel - 4% 42 - Cldy DR. H. C. DE VIGHN i 5 ity ! un d Stora il ) e Wes L » Fort Yukon 62 56 ] 50 - Cldy Health Oficer. | § 3¢ p. m 1 1 the twe | Bar | Tanena .. SR} . 42 04 Pt.Cldy GRO. GETCHELL, it 3:15 p, m. teas ) & Aldedd by » Nagle 58 e | G GO — Cldy | —adv. Chief of Pulice. : p. m.-— Thursday—Mid-| 7Ty | 1 ' Hil v able i st paul . 50 11 Cldy | et week prayer service. | ¢t . vDatch Harbor. fi:: § | 44 — 02 Rain All are cordial'ly weicome to , 10 rok s Bk 288 £ >y b { o Kodiak ........ $ 16 16 ’ : Clear} What Every Husband Knows |,,.00 saryices W 5. nd too) | aht” ahily’ an ¢ onal du There is a world of difference GO ... 48 4 i b ol 26 Rain| “The Censor Mind.—Headline. - B ) ; B Juneaun ... 65 45 Clear ry wife has one. y A ST g g i " o g between Coming Back Ketehikan 73 45 — p 3 AT PO as Cathelic Church L. Vow. Bael o - gty | and Going Back A T e g 8 Clly| NOTICE 0¥ APPLICATION Catholic serviyes in the Teme'pols hoes. Tres ol s Fes 2 ! 4 4 5 FOR PATENT porary chapel in the new resi- ( ) nallards and v ) nly a . we : 1 Scrial; No. 07083 {dence adjoining the old bamk! Thre X almon Wil number of teal LOOKING BACKWARD e : boi 8 — building. LT Eencimco.. 60 G : ik 1“\1 u( '¥'In the Unitea drates Land Ofixce‘ $:00 a. m.—Mass and Instruc- $ ¢ ny went away| e han miles. | for the Junean Land District, i a%] 5 ) g, zrous 1 Labor Day makes us take an inside inventory. We | at Anchorage, Alaska. ) a ! 1 "he largest bags, r all work at some racket or other—but have we made NOTE.—oObscrvations at SU Paul, Dutek Harbog, Kodlak,|In the Matter of the Application |, ) T — pt ' 1 numbero® o e bird that work really count? The old reliable Union || g Juneau, Prince Rupert, Edmonton, Seatlle, Portland L& § of AuGusT FRITSCHE, of Man generally saves, but many other: 1‘, t. Let’s Francisco are made at 4 a m. and 4 p. m., Juneau Haines, Alaska, for Patent to - - e i A ‘x‘ t), "],: VEEs | i ers un wot’s the Standard Placer Group of| Mvenin: angd B¢ D C— get started Right Now. See us Tomorrow | The pressure is low throughout Alaska except in the gouth- placer mining claims embraced ~ || east portion where it is moderately high. It Is lowest in north-| iy U. S. Mineral Survey > . 5 9” E FII 4 TS' C 411 E [} ern Alaska and rising in the southern portion Rain has fallen| 1541, situated in the Skagway | £ " 4 1 o from Cordova v stward to Dutch Harbor and in the Kuskokwim| Mining and Recording District C°“K"K““é’““’ Commanity ' | © 1928, by King Features Syndicate Ine Great Britain rights reservid McMullen, Prop. end middle Yukon Valleys. Clear weather prevails in extreme| and Precinet, First Judicial B - 1 : o * Bastedn Alaska. Temperatures have risen decidely at Bagle and | Division, Alaska. 7 SK. way Pastor JUNEAU'S NIIWEST PLACE TO EAT Flrst N(llu)n(ll B(lnk | *Duteh Habor with little change elsewhere except at Nome where! NOTICE 1S HERERY GIVEN nday School 10:30 to 11:30 )en 6 a. m. to 8 p. m | % it is colder than yesterday. That AUGUST FRITSCHE, a citi-| 5. m I L. A ‘——‘l s zen of the United States, whose| R Sunday services 11:20 S ) S—REGULAR DINNERS g A AT PR o5 d 5 ice a P! a P - Z2:3 N y | 4 NOTICE TO EAGLES post office address is Haines, Al-fa, ;.. (v 12:30 p. m. ext Connors Motor Co. | £ laska, has filed his application in e - e ]G ,48 Next regular meeting of Doug.|the United States Land Office at | f====rs=o=roe-orococesg : ksl e e iy i S as Aerie 117 has been ]\m:;nmlz‘l‘A":;‘"r:tge']All“’;_‘kl“' “(‘f l’““:" = ] J. J. NAWMAN A. M. GEYER from Monday to Tuesday, Sep-|t0 the Standard Placer Group As-|} =~ . . . . . 7 NEWS lember 4 at 8 B, M. Mombhrs |soclation Placer Mining Claim, | § Ben Franklin Said: PLUMBING SHEET METAL are especially urged to ba ]H.l,wm\lmlu(lul within mineral survey | 9 as the meeting is an important|No: 15iL sltuated in the Skis- '} Something about thrift. B QUALITY WORK with QUALITY ' RECEPTION FOR TEACHERS i”“‘ Sy Ti. 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I5 Vs S AV § V) ments will be served and then the|*0" and sends the regular allow-| bers 3-3 and 3 Skagway, Jim THE SHOW THAT IS ) : PAPERS il reception will wind up with a|?P¢e to him at colle She be.j Nail and Nisson Fraction I'HE l W THAT IS¢ ance. lieves him to be a literary genius ddlms]vx ur;asurwyml. lwl;nnce e ; xpelled for e U. 8. . No. 1541 bears : 40 ¢ Tke complete program will ‘be |24 when he is expelled for esca- r 5 PRICES—20 and 40 cents s tollows: SETEIRn (RSl Salme hénaiaaet . QRCRAR. 48 gn. PRGN JUNEAU BAKERY S —~ - TARRED FELTS and BUILDING PAPER ldres .Mr. L: D, Hammork|DY telllng her that he has written| .. G & § No childre e red by ) + Supt. K. W. Chapman |@ "Dest seller.” deg, 66 min. W. 414.6 fost Phone 577 We deliver il ‘h“m“l' ktnl’ ?( / ("«”““.‘;lul v ROOFING PITCH s | _Alma Savikko| He takes the book to a publish.| to cormer No. 2; thence W. g SR s ¢ v s be St 967.0 feet to corner No. 3; olo, “The Joy of You". er who has been unpleasantly at- ; 1 € ot st A 2o S S i el % G 4 Mrs, L. D. Hammock |18 10 longer at odds with the| thence N. 2633.60 feet to TAR POT FOR RE Readips. ... Bernice Edwarls|Manuscripi is returned, goes in/ corner No. 4; thence E. 3,- GM‘WWWU“’ 'WW‘M""MI Solo, “Among My Souvenirs,”,. |@ drunken fury to kill the publish.| 773:62 feet to corner No. 5; 3 . 5 1 thence S. 14 deg. 05 min. W, . Mrs. Glen Kirkham |er- His mother precedes him ’ . di LOY L R FR i ]‘/ ) S 1 eception to teachers. w0 §64.00,808tto corner Hoek: A 0 D Ly (}i1 l( () E thence S. 57 deg. 20 min. W, L) o0 A A CITY LOTS FOR SALE corner No. S L1.0 NO SUNDAY SCHOOL i ffif‘p?:céefii '.?e:.",f.'.'f,fg"‘i,,é NO. 700 THE 3 e All lots south of Front Street,| taining an area of 159.99 i * There will be no Sunday schoollin and owned by the City of| aeres, conflicting with the ; mIIRIR AN omorrow on account of the tem.|Douglas, will be sold to the per-| following elaime: ANNOUNCE THEIR ANNUAL om as ar ware 0 Flporary quarantine against public {sons making the most satisfactory “Hackley ‘Claim, Survey L] gatherings of children which has|offers for the same, providing| No. 571—1.44 acres, been declared.. Church services|residences are built thereon. “X. Fraction Claim, less 1ll be held as usual at 11:30 A.! Sales will be made at a Coun- its ;:onfllct with Hackley 4 s ; cil Meeting, held in the City Hall| Glaim Sur, §71—0.33 acres, e at 7.30 P. M. on September 4, X 2 P “There Is No Substitute for Safety” “Jim Nail Claim — 0.18 LEAVE ON ROGERS 192 acres. Fot particulars, see Felix Gray, “Skagway Claim — 10.10 i’ Miss Rita Robertson who has|City Clerk. acres, n visiting with her uncle and| BY order of Committce on Pub- “John Dalton Claim’ nt, Mr. and Mrs. John Mills, for|!ic Property. “Survey No. 299—40.83% je past month, returned to her NELS ANI'ERSON, acres. home in Ketchikan last evening] —2dV: . Chairman. “Survey No. 228—9.56 jon the Admiral Rogers. Miss acres. € iElizabeth Fraser also left last “Conflict of Skagway with pight for her school near Peters. ! Sur. 229—1.103 acres. urg after spending the summer The Nm “All the areas of conflict be- tion at her home here. ing claimed by the applicant IMPERIAI as nonme of said conflicting Es M@ papers for sal: at the Empire. 4 claims are now in good standing except those owned - ’s Most Up-to-Date by the applicant. S AR( I | Alaska’s “Total area claimed by ap- w‘}flD ' ' Pool and Billiard Hall plicant 159.99 acres. . “U. 8. L. M. No, 1541 to Cigars, Candy, Con- which this survey is tied, i bes || In Latitude 69 deg. 26 min. !\...4 L5200 (| fectionery, Popcorn i A 3 A g and Peanuts 136 deg. 13 min. W.” Any and all persons. claiming Ideal Seattle Ice adversely any of the above de- 5 ) A g Cream oo AT HEREDY Mol A. B. HALL Capital Electric Company wn, lin- Brick and Bulk in all flav- b it e::;,',‘ wriiiip 3.‘,‘;;2:.‘; Near Cold Storage Building satisfac-|| ors, ly for. family |lot the United States Land Oftice Monda Se tember 3rd - | ey Gy ool o R T s Ys vep Electrical Contractmg months thereafter, they will be EVERYONE CORDIALLY THE NEW IMPERIAL bnrr;d bs’t vtlr:ue of the provisions % INVITED HOUSE AND BOAT WIRING JOE STOCKER, Prop. || 7. LiNOLEY cREEN, ; WESTINGHOUSE MAZDA LAMPS ERENADERS Front. Street ik S m,nmn;:". MUSIC BY MOONLIGHT SEREN/ PHONE 416 ‘ym publisation Sept. 328, w!.l Alaska Steam Laundry We Can Prove It “SERVICE and QUALITY” ; DRY CLEANING PHONE 15 PRESSING | ALASKA MEAT CO. 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