The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 19, 1928, Page 7

| B THE DAILY ‘\l.‘\bK/\ I:MI IRE, FRIDAY, OCT. 19, 1928. 7 B = i foouslatad ot sax By BILLE DE BECK | DOUGLAS | .= o o Sl - / ] r. at the close of th DJ_ W Tom B LAESS, HAVNE You I teiday was o 1 lay 0T SQME N\CE | NEWS ey \-\ORSE\—ACE KLOTZ, ot~ o ’ In commemoration lask Toe TASLES HANE esEA IED ON i LADY \S0 2 | Day,. primary and ; ‘\ LWHE STVLED HERTELF A POISCN \NY 7| grades held exerc ! .. DUCHESS OF SOHD “ NEW EQUIPMENT IS 1““ . : AND. INSTERD CF BARNEY GOOGLE HAVING To PAY | ADDED TO FIRE TRUCK|™ ek THE PENALTY FCR T FT OF THE PEARLS ShE » . {The program included tie fo CLAMED HE HAS < g Blendh | “Two electric lanterns and a first | 8 numbers: NONE OIMER: ThAN The ! aid emergancy kit, which were re SUUEY B R P ORIOUS -~ n dered by the Douglas fire| = ot L R0 Mgy ‘PEARLY JANE, ¢ department, were re »d at the! # ? i Y in of t \ ) * : meeting of the department la : A . GUEEN COF THE UNDERWORLD, 4 night and have been placed on th ¥ L 5 o fire truck |and four dos: Je John IS RESTING COMFGRTABLY (Al PRISON HERSELF g . cn, Gera ( 1, Vera Kirk T SEWING PARTIES POPULAR |lam. Willred Paity Brown ND BARNEY, WHOTE NAME HAS BEEM CLEARED | j Alber Uberti AND L\W e 1A c | EEN PROCLAIMED ' " U Song A > WORLD, HIMSELW Much interest is being taken, ing SOV G v ;f“ SHIG. B CORT g © 1928, by King Featarea Syndieate, Ine. ( the sewing parti vhich are week-!% ‘“‘ ? uE ) FRIENPSHIP OF oris KkLGTz Great Britain rights resarved ly events of the Ladies' Leagu et ) . ‘ now until their bazaar in Novem.| 8120t \I" et ; D ol s o i ST b i G i € 3 TR 7 Wl i i Ry > AV ber and the meéting last night was ol it b ot e ; e . . quite successtul. Another of the|®l Loken, Albert Saviki ? billa. Barker topui A e et ‘“,"‘,m, ‘ Weather Condltlons As Recorded by lhe U S. weekly events will be held next ec ion, “Alaska's 1 dr to the designa l‘ & . a Z a as Whursaag pening. Robert 0. 1 1 the lower part ni ity | Weather Bureau Rk o Reading, *Purchas t Alas. h isked the kidnapper ’ PR U IR SR ! ka,” by Ruth Langseth ve Parker’ }Jlka December 21 — Two xurmxh‘ S g S S MERTING Flag Drill grade: H wctor car. He saw his daughter |were found who had seen Hick- ! Forecast for Junean and vieinity, beginnmg 4 p. m. today: Rirklis /il enter.|Shitanda, Gordon Wahto, G t t motor car and [man and another man leaving| Rain or snow and colder tonight and Saturday; moderate ! _M’“‘r' m":“‘ 1]‘)"“‘,‘1"’"‘ ]“]‘y” 1‘ "\'\‘,"‘,.”‘“ B Harrsc Watk ! y girl was leep.” | the L. eles apartment about ~.v|nh\\u(.q|\ winda, IS GOR LA IR DRI P00 | o e i 5 ¥ over the $1,500,|two hours before the girl's body | | man's Club ap he rhome on next|McGehee, Daniel K Virginia i L] ] A d AP i : trove & Rlodk WAB: dropped aiyaolb Parker LOCAL DATA i B Monday $&b Hik Piest me 1o ba gseth, Lewis S MR T S AR R L | Barom. Temp. Humdity Wind Velocity Weather ’ . 3t 3ng [} indled girl at the|feet Th ing news- 9.8 . held since the summer vacation. e Star' Span Sk o Varker rushed to the paper-wrapped bundie A third M ol l) ] l ) m. vestv 209,60 phs n SE 12 Rain anc 3 8 for 1% Ust - Iy e K TR . i 1d the 8 @ a a! 5 7 | dnce is scheduled for the meeting.| | UNUSUAL PICTURE Marian Parker Is : Butsiae War Is Offic lally \ y M 8 dy % - 5 SHOWING A TLIBERTY : | Word came from Seattle that Dedicated | CABLE AND RADIO KEPORTS 4 BRIDGE PARTY e b e ok, nber 18 — Newspaper-|a man ified as Hickman had & | T YESTERDAY : TODAY | 4 : AN ‘I 4% “ wining the | passe ne of the marked $20 2 adinaSgl | Highest 8 pm. | Low Sa m._Sam. Preclp. 8a | With three tables of bridge in‘“‘"__"““" aily $ONS .2 M ! (ton One) the body were|[bills in a haberdashery there. W .\Ni_l.\(.lu: ( 19.—Dedi. | Stations— temp. _temp. tomp._temp. Velocity 24 hra. w..n..,. | play, Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Chap-|in ”_““_)_-”"‘_ Fists A lfotmd in Riysian PArKi'by & cation of the Fredericks .ml.u\.nn“ 8 1 R 0 Pt Cldy man entertained friends Wednes- ‘\‘;‘Hé‘lfll\"“ ””I;‘\ “‘"{'I“““H s cietant 1 JBES%. ndd ('thet|str December 22 — Hickman wa :;, “Ihxm‘ll'- County Buttlefields | Nome 12 ; . 0 Clear day night. Prizes were won by |M¢ a A and Joh dent Marian A on a towel found with |eaptured by police after a chase emoria ark in memory »A ! Bethel 24 8 0 Cl }| Miss Hazel Olsen, Alexander Dun.|Bowe ik i accompany the|the body led police to raid an|near Echo, Ore., and taken to113.000.lives lost in the Civil War, |Fort Yukon 0 Pt. Cldy N e s e W R J} T P LASR mapen 2 e, cne from|apartment h They fcund a|jail at Pendleton. Officers arriv- | called President Coolidge into Vir-|Tonana 0 idy 3 After refreshments, Miss l,uu}ln\‘?"' American M2 by i re \, the other from Alham-|young known as Donald [ed two days later and took him ! zinia today He will return to Eagle 07 4 Pepoon amused the guests by tell.| “larence Budir nd S riohe mana ¥ baauiebd By [ Bvar bt as[tc Los Angeles. Enroute he con-|the White House tonight after de-|$t. Paul 36 34 Ruin ng their fortunes, as revealed in|i3 an outdoor me e {0y Rae slEned. George | Biekn bed no | fessed the horrible details of the livering the principal address at|Dutch Harbor 01 Ruin [ nu» cards they shuffled and cut [”'““”w inous west, and Y| Fox 1" {oits R a Vol four of the offi- | crime the dedication ceremonies | Kodiak 30 0 Clear fl Not only were carefully hiddan lumberjacks ; g uibi Suither arlots. || dore T s room, and President will deliver | Cordova 22 ] Snow Bl éccrets disclosed but skeietons| John Bowers is ca a boy blandly de ed he hoped they Jenuery 4 — Hickman entered |the addt 1 the | Juneau 7 Cldy [t 1attled in their closets |ignorant c¢f the lumber bush 2 % f »per. After[a plea of npt guilty by reasons'actual battle in s n"l\l(hukun 4 Pt. Cl1y y - D - { Who inherits a failing lumber plant | vt el Hi®kman vanished of being insane of the spot where 500 casnalties | F'rince Rupert ' Cldy and faces the 't of 'keepin x v piled up in the course of a fow|kKdmonton » 0 Cldy { FRAmSROTAY EXERCISES ol tof e hapge vt b j atned threats ofl December 19—Rewards for the| Februarv 14 — Hickman found hours in 1862 |Seattle . 0 Cldy ‘L I ; | vivals 2 gyt s i s ol o r dead or |guilty and sentenced to m.:u; on| AR e |‘m|1:1.\.1 50 0 . p cuay ith the seventh an lan Haie 1ead % Eo AR i el I he $ ¥ April 27 by Judg J. Trabucco San Francisco 52 2 . 0 Clear : t P b giolt reached the $100,000 mark \), grade pupils as guests, the all-s Lloyd '} te ‘ L “ """“]»l.'.‘ after the State put two witnesses PURPLE BUBBLE *—Less than 10 miles ¥ school students celebrated ti am ,\‘; Wea % ¥ on the to establish a crime 3 NOTE:—Observations at St. Paul, Dutch Harbor, Kodiak, Ju ¥ 2 ¢ 1 ed a piti ippeal, an mher ’nilce announe- h . oy . . s £8 k. I8 niversary of the purchase of ver Producti who r.)‘u yhl\v‘ \l'::nv: At ‘D."y“‘"h," ,20]'.,. . ,”‘””:“‘;v and degr murder DECORATIGNS GO neau, Prince Rupert, Edmonton, Sattle, Portland and San Fran- T Yocnquday st aOH, i T“’"f"l Bs RS cha the ‘kituapper.:talephioned, th \."":(\ ..‘\‘ dogar ““x‘.“.xm.;lm\\":xyr ) a btk | up ON SATURDAY | cisco are made at 4 am. Juneau tin Opening with flag salute and dow of the great mount .., Mouni |y g . : ; g Appeals were then taken, eon- . P ! Dpledge of allegiance, the program I{mw r. Brocead to & NBSAYRURRIEL the | 2 Rt the bak of Wi titutionality’ of the law t -1u|‘_ Chairman Billy m“\ of the Pur-|_ The pressure ‘I‘s.l.‘\xv shout Alaska except (lw_ Southeast B — LYGETs ¥ gl Ty o } : all fruitiess, and the final act ;1o pubble Dance, the annual af.|A0d is high in British Columbia “and the North Pacific States. i ke pT compiied, but|Parker is an officer. The cftic8r@¥isay piace today . ¢ + 7|1t is rising in Southeastern Alaska and falling very rapidly I\ yolict ¢ spread out it b ST 2D g fair of the Elks to be given to- § ; AHAENR - ¢ alling very rapidly in 4 BODY OF LIKNESS I\ J, w \’ pread out mK yllh ml ited ¥ \l‘ Iu)m tment I)n'm.\ i P morrow night in the Elks Hall,|Southern Bering Sea. Moderate to light precipitation has been LIBER I I IS SENT TO KIN ;")) | hewspapers which previously had| 'NFANT FOR OPERATION !announced that tomorrow the hun.|Seneral in Southern Alaska and snow has been followed by ! I nOWS] 1 previously ha ! i : i s e clearing in the upper Yukon Valley smperatures are much | [ seen overlooked, It was devel-| Baby Ha:ry Lee, whoso parentsidreds of Purple Bubble Balloons|p (3RS & T38 UPRCE °WECH | T, i i | The bodgsol Themas: 'Idkness,|'" Dupemher 17.-Athird ran vni ! that Hickman had been ar-jreside in Skag b in, will be “gassed” and decoralmkiy . gounq and have risen mode: the ’::('x'n-‘n"x“"t llh g i TONIGHT— :30 {who was accidentally drc 1 in et received hy Parker. It |rested for forgery of checks; that|St. Ann's Ho: th ng. in the hall completed. The favors| o e South- i xcursion Inlet on October 14, w nother appeal from (his petition for probation had|A minor opera wil 1 of all kinds, are unpacked and| _ et DS TN T OO 7 AT - JOHN BOWERS sent South on the steamer Ih n |been opposed by Parker, and that |formed veady for distribution to the danc- last night. Mrs. G. W. W 1 death to the . Onh|the banker had refused to take e . ers when they reach the hall to-|ALASKA DAY DANCE George E. Cleveland, of the Starring in acccmpany the body to y the police |'him back on the job warwln Tulips at 25 fcr $1.00. morrcw night. DRAWS LARGE CROWD . M. Behrends Bank, left on the ham where relatives of the eir to cateh the Hickman was found to have|Other, prices in proporticn. Ju-| —ee Alagka for a two months' vaca- : HEARTS and FISTS a Mr. Likness leaves o’clock that |been a brilliant student in high |neau Florists. Adv.| Sydney Laurence reproductions) There was a large crowd at the | tion trip along the Pacific Cofit. ) ,wife in Sweden and pending word kidnapper telephoned |school, a former Sunday School - - {in Christmas cards, original, dif-|Alaska Day dance given last night | He will be joined by Mrs. Cleve- From the American Magazine 'from her no interment of the hod to meet him not far from |student at Kansas City, Mo. 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