The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 27, 1928, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE,: THURSDAY, SEPT.- 27, 1928./] 'BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG r T DOESIT | _EVERY TIME HE MENTIONS SHE & THAT PERFIDIOLS WOMAN T DUCHESS AV WRNGS N HEART — LITTLE BEAUTIELL ONE, | DOES. SHE HNOW ThaT I LONE HER SHE WAS MORTALLY T LouE neR WOLNDED ONE OF NP NP - e BEST.AND X KINDEST MEN 1N THE WORLD + MY MIND IS MADE LP - T HATE To DO THIS, BuT T SEEMS THE ONLY “THING To DO = MR GooGLE WILL NGT BE HIMSELF ONTIL HE SE5% “THAT WIGKED DAUCHESS AGAIN = SHE ST cee HIM-T SHALL DEMAND €0 Buaie Sh e i S By BILLE DE BECK T REALY DO oW R GO AlL DAY LonsG N0 ME S-S Al TURSYGH THE AnGwt GO NOw =L HE CAus FOR “ou - EXPECT MY Nou (MUST ComE FIANCE (N AND SANE WS LFE* A FEW MOMENTS TS THE oY THING THAT WL RESToRE HIS REASON == SAY X Nou Wik CoME - Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. 3 Weather Bureau = Forecast for J;u.lni and vicinity, beginniug 4 p. m. today: tonight, Friday LOCAL 'DATA Clearing westly winds. fair and warmer; moderate north- * Pime— Barom. Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity Weather, 4 p. m. yest'y .30.20 53 85 w 6 Cldy 4 a. m. today. 30.13 50 98 sW 2 Misting Nocn today 29.91 51 97 SE 12 Rain C. i) RADIO KEPQRTS T ghest 8 p.m. 8a.m. Preoip. Stations— temp. ._Velocity 24 hra. W or Barrow 34 ’ 0 Pt Cldy Nome 44 1 04 Cldy wBethel 44 24 .68 Rain Fort Yukon i 50 — 16 Rain ¥ Tanana 46 .22 Rain Eagle . 50 — 01 Rain St. Paul .. 40 14 0 Clear Dutch Harbor.. 54 - — Cldy Kodiak 58 16 0 Cldy Cordova 52 4 72 Rain Juneau 56 2 .01 Misting Ketchikan 64 12 0 Clear Prince Rupert. 60 0 0 Foggy Edmonton 60 . 0 Clear #seattle 62 4 0 Cldy Portland 64 4 0 Cldy " san Francisco. 66 * 0 Cldy Less than 10 miles. NOTE-—Observations at St, Paul, Dutch Harbor, ®asdiak, Juneau, Prince Rupert, Edmonton, Seattle, Portland, aud San Francisco are made at 4 a. m. and 4 p. m, Juneau tiw. The low pressure area central near the Aleutian Islands yes- terday has passed north to Seward Peninsula and from it ig-moying’ eastward. stions of Alaska. treme Southwestern Alaska. |, Eastern portion of the Territory have risen in in Temperatures and fallen portion. (International Newarcel) ? {"In January last there were 1,- . the 28ti, is Remnant IR —————— | cities are: welooming us' a8 Wioush iy g Goldstein’s Emporium. \ we were ‘distinguished foreigners’ g R DO[]GLAS and not common plade Danish . o e boys.” | R ! ‘Owners Disagree; NEWS GOVERNMENT “SCHOOL (] P.-T. A. RESUMING only tricolor house in France, ® 7The first regular meeting of the native Parent-Teacher Assaciation for the new year was held in the government school Tuesday eve- ning. Proposed constitutional changes and plans for a Hallowe’en party to be given the little folk, occupied the business session. An interesting program followed. ——— - 'MIBS SMITH RETURNS SOUTH not sentimental. tors, who all agreed that it. him for his own floor. Miss Inene Smith who has been| visiting her brother Ernest for|the top floor is pale blue. the past two weeks, left this morn- ing on the Alaska for her home in Spokane, Wash. During Miss| Smith’s stay she was the house guest of Mrs. 0. G. Goss. - ity MRS. RIEDI RETURNING ¢ s By Mrs. Joe Riedi, who has been on P 4. five months’ visit to her old home in France, is expected home the first part of next week. e — " Friendship Visitors ;Find U. S. Cerdial . 'COPENHAGEN, Sept. 27.—~The J.[bnll'h boys- visiting - the United States under the “My Friend g« Abroad” scheme, which was tried out so successfully here in Den- mark last year, are very enthusi astic in their letters home. They never dreamed of meeting such lavish hospitality. - “We are not only made pets in privaie homes where we are billeted, but also the municipalities of varioussurvey party all summer. gian frontfer. ods pf transportation that put to its wits end to France. ——————— ELA LEAVES FOR FIRST in Ketchikan. & R an - offshoot Ra'in has fallen in nearly all por- The pressure i3 high and rising rapidly in ex- the the Western Homgflfinw Tricolor CANNES, Sept. 27.—Cannes pos- | sesses what is believed to be the' makes no patriotic bcast about it. The reason for the decoration is | The three floors of this house belong to three different proprie- their ! house needed paint, but could not | agree what color they should paint | They compromised by choos- | ing each the color that pleased | 1 The street floor is a deep rose, ! the second floor is a light gray and Tobacco Smugglers Vex Franco-Belgian Agents LILLE, Sept. 27.—Tobacco smug- | glers keep up to date on the Bel- They have been | so successful with modern meth- the | French Customs Service has been | check smuggling of Belgian tobacco into CITY; WORK COMPLETED A. J. Ela, engineer in charge of the Speel River power surveys for George T. Cameron and asso- ciates of California, left today on the steamer Alaska for his ‘Home | He completed the seasons’ work early this week and disbanded his crew. He was ac-|, companied to Ketchikan by Jerry Wooten ‘who has been with the Named Carroll’s Jail Visitor This Town Means it ‘ [CAMERON AND MELDRUM GC OUT TO TIMBER CAMP | When Curfew Rings o i ey 4 upP NOW Southeastern Alaska’s Own Coal Mine At Harkrader, Alaska ORDER FROM The Admiralty Island Coal Company PHONE 179 Office with H. R. Shepard & Son g ¢ i m & J. A. Cameron, representing the ] PARIS, Sept. 27. — A ©10 |Cameron-Chandler interests here, lo'clock town” in the provinces |and Engineer Don Meldum, in has‘-produced 'a' humorous hotel | charge of timber surveys for the notice that tella its own story. |same interests, left today for the It 48 h at night.on the front (SUrvey camp in Kootznahoo Inlet dooF which s locked when the [on Admiralty Island. Mr. Cam- R160k reaches .the. Cusfew bour.|eron expected to remain there It wedds |about two weeks “At the first ring of the bell | EI-—— | the wutchman does not stir. | ODD FELLOWS ATTENTION | 4t the secondjring he gets up| All 0dd Fellows are requested and dights an electrie lamp to |to be present at the 1. 0. 0. F.} shap that he s up. Hall this evening at 8 o'clock UWien he 1ights a second |Eharp. ~Work in the initiatory lamp, the traveler may know desree 5 that the watchman has put on | WR. SAMSTRAD, { | his trousers and is going to open | —adv. :""" Grand i the door.” 1 i On the sign, one traveler, tired RUMMAGE SALE of waiting outside, wrote: “Let| Martha society liummage = | the watchman open the door Sept. 28-29 at A. N. B. 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