The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 6, 1928, Page 7

THF DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE SATURDA\ OCT. 6, VD SPARK PL 1928. By BlLIh Dh BLCK MR GOOGLE NOW NOL ARE GETTING \WELL = DONT LET) ANNTHING LPSET NOL AND MAYE NOL ILL AGAIN,. T BEG OF You = GWE UP AiL “TROUGHT &F THE DUCHESS T WAS ONW JOKNG NE \WHEN T TeL WAS ON TF TELEPHONE. -~ (MO 4 S PERHAPS T 1S ONE OF MR FRENDS CoN (_,UELR “Mm Clanmsh Plgues 0wn Paper to Distribute News of the F amlly DOUC LAS NEWS WEHREN TO BUILD COTTAGES Jos. Wehren construction of two cottages on | #his lot, which he recently pur-| chased from the city, on D street. The cottages will be of four| rooms each to be built one at a ! } time. Already Mr. Wehren has| received inquiries from prusper-; tive tenants seeking residence in | Douglas. | > | NEW IDEAS FOR ROOF S. W. TANK| 1 ® The once settled plan for con- t a new roof over the | tank was abandoned at the special meeting of the Doug- las City Council held last eve-! P ning to award the contract for f building the roof, and the bids were 1éft unopened In place of the old plans it was decided to advertise for new Dbids wh has begun the [ The Pigue family cwns, cdits and publishes its own newspaper to be accomp: with original for family use. Six of the eight scns of the Rev. R. H. Pigue of ll@1ans for building the roof, that!Hage], Ky., are ncwspaper men. The “staffi” of “Pigues Is Pigues,” will combine economy and with the family publication, 1 (left to right) Paul W., Trenton, Tenn.; | less weight on the bottom of Uh¢ |y F ' New Orleans, La - Gev, R. H., Hazel, Ky.; W. W., Pittsburgh, ,“"‘k {Pa, and R W, §t Loms, Mo row) Bob, Memphis, Tenn.; |8yd W., Trenton, Tenn.; Nashville, Tenn., |Nashv11le e RETURNS TO SEATTLE Jas. Hawthorne who h.u P been spending the summer in Douglas, left early in the week for Seattle where she will i her husband The latter ope @d the Oliva M. for the Dougl | cannery this summer. ————— NOTlCE TC BIDDERS s B them to k New Mds are herewith sulu)lo(l oth " . by the Douglas City Council for Notices tor this church column made ‘u”,m, coples ¢ | the building of a new roof over must be receivel by The Empire (o ¢ . | the salt water tank. Bids are|not later than 10 o'clock Satur- tor be based on .individual plans 'day morning to guarantee change submitted with price, and will be st sermon topics, ete. opened at a special meeting of the Council Tuesday cvening, Oct. | For further information see Felix Grny City Clerk. (Adv ) Douglas City Council. Mrs. (e e e Douglas Church Services r 6. ue family published of, for and family evclusive & new unde believ > many Pigues, been a problem ep posted on-ore 3 years for an- ‘they But now they and a monthly ies to to other ha Pigues ched out ‘ Dou gias P:esbfienan Nanve | B Mission il 1 this newspaper business eight Pigue brothers, six of newspaper men, publishers, and printers, who are . but imbued with s nishness. Besides the ei, brothers and ithelr father, the . H. Pigue, lof Hazel, many other Sunday Schocs—2:30 p. m. Sermon at 3:15 p. m. | | g g ~pr Ty I 7:00 p. m.-— Thursday—Mid- [7HONEDY. COMING. TO week prayer service. ‘\5_ LIBERTY TOMORROW || "4} “are cordiaily weicome to " Warner Brothers’ preduc thege '"""ces'v “What Happened to Father,” rected by John G. Adolfi and with| T Douglas Catholic Church | Pigues or near-Pizues. Just how an all-star cast including Warner) e T _«:|many is a moot question, but 42 Oland, Flobelle Fajrbanks, William | Catholic services in the tem-|of them gathered in Hazel for a Demarest, Vera Lewis, John Mil.[rorary chapel in the new resl- 1928 reunion. jan, Cathleen Calhoun, Hugh Allan [dence adjoining the old bank| <The brothers edit the paper, ap- Ind Jean Lefferty, is a sprightly, ’bulhlmx i propriately known as “Pigues is good matured comedy of the ad- 30 a. -m.—Low Mass and pijgyes.” There are M. H. Pigue, ventures of a sedate but willing|Sermon, General Communion for éw Orleans: W. W. of Pitte old family man who suddenly fin ] ¥ ; R, W. of St. Louls; M, M. himself a guest on a back.stage| 1:00 - M- 7 Sebool. k, who live in Nashville; party along Broadway. l who makes Memphis his In whimsical fashion it sets forth | and Paul W. and Syd W., the story of a lovable, absent-min ’ St Lukes Episcopal Thyrah l in Trenton and publish ed old character who is remad Dean Rice is Eby a series of adventures with a|attending the General Conven- Broadway musical comedy troupe.|tion of the Episcopal Church, in; ¥ Bhese include an undress rehears. Washington, D. C. al, a gay celebration party, a rai o a ride in the patrol wagon, a night | # behind the bars, and thrilling race to prevent his daughter from mar- o v fini the wrang mn. | L. D. HAMMOCK. vay Pastor “What Happened to Father,” is| Sunday School 10:30 to 11:30 at the Liberty Sunday. ' . i | Regular Sunday services 11:30 NOTICE TO RESIDENTS 2. m. to 12:30 p. m. Inspection of all premises in| - Douglas for condition of flues, | DISCHARGED FROM HOSPITAL #iring, etc., will start Monday.; Mrs. Gus Wahlto, of Douglas, . was discharged from St. Anu's J. R. GUERIN, |Hospital yesterday. She entered Inspector. 1lhe|e aepumber 28. ithem |editors ey \hmm wio stay ithe paper. The fir: Mr. Pigu eventual Virginia's illness; of Emy vaudevilie; of vaca v | and automobiles of and those. Only the back p carries ad- vertiging which is offered at thel prohibizive of $1,000 an inch. The page is devoted to a ecircula- tion booster, which offers gues is Pigues” for 25 cents “a year on| your doorstep or in your ash can.”| The real Pigue touch comes in this sentence f the paper busts before the year is out you lose > told of the Rev. to which he to retire; of lit. very from af s sneeess in ons, clothes these Pigues tle re Cnngregut*fo—nnl Cummnn}tv Churzh - e MASOUERADE DANCE Given Hallowe’en by Women of Mooseheart Legion. WOODS ARCTI N Sleeping fl oL Robes” OU’LL nlvnn get a good night's rest in your Wood's fe. Keeps you comfortable, matter what the weather is. real pioneer “eiderdown” of North. Superior in design, m, lining and cover. Your d. p Sunday -7:30 ° Oooh! Look What Happened! And How! ! 5 WARNER BROS. Presents— ““W hat Happened to Father” “Ask Dad — He Knows” - COMEDY— —NEWS Prices: 10, 20, 40¢ 2 and Dick, | offering | and it} T T e e 1 0 I™M SeRRY I ACTED THE WAY I DID = INE COME T APOLCGRRZE To N MR. GOOGLE AND To ASK - /\ HIM F ThReERE /S ANNTHING T CARN | ("/‘)541. CC)ESA You. 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