The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 20, 1928, Page 7

DOUGLAS NEW MANUAL TRAINING CLASS High enthusiasm is the keynot N L the work attitud: among th i fresiimen manual training student b under Mr. Am l To make construction more exact and efficient, the Douglas School Board has purchased a circular ven by 1 band saw which will be d a five horse-powcr motor | by the town council The manual traini building a ten-fool boys are to he B raffled off on its completion. The |and destructive animals and drive | | y fynds from this sale will be used|them from the Yukon. In relating YR G it e slrk | to finance the annual frosh frolic.|his plans on this propcsed round-| . s o : s o it R - e - |up the veteran mining operato 7 . o i | i | CHURCH SERVICES SUNDAY !states that good lasso men will be|SOTHERN, LIKE HIS WIFE, FORSAKES B ey oondeEEE ’L"‘ Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. A —_— necessary in this respect and h TACT A A o 10 NC 7 ul i SREE e | | . The following pregram of s wants to interest Will Rogers, fa- STAGE HE FINDS IS LOSING CHARM o o i Bt i | Weather Bureau i fees will be held in the Congrega-|mous movie actor cowboy, in thc| 4 O i ;’“" “ b S L ShEcMags aud | AT S e A tional church Sunday evening scheme. » have bequeathed an inheritance | e . stead of the morning hour, start Manley himself is an old cow-| “'“' IT “uglier age of K“l“i T, ‘_‘ | Forecast for Junean and vicinity, beginnir:g 4 p. m. today: at § o'clock: | puncher, having worked cattff in e wuty and high endeay i Rain tonight and Sunday; strong scutheasterly wind Doxology, Song 11, 165, |the Indian Territory for William ¢ | { LOCAL DATA Scripture Lesson, Pra An-j& Murray on the “WIW” ranch, [ B Temp., Humdity Wind Velosity Weath 4 | > | ime— arom, emp, amidity ¥ elomty eather nouncements, Offertory, Solo by|beforc it was thrown open to sett. Army and Navy Debs [4 p. m. yest'y.. 30,15 10 85 SE 7 Cldy | Miss Dorothy Crim, Song 96, Chor- |lers as Oklahoma. QOften Leose on Debut 4 a. m. today. 8005 42 86 SE 18 Rain " us song 10 voices, Solo by Mrs.!| “I know how to do this job," | | Neon todag 29,82 42 90 E 20 Rain f Hammock, Duet by Miss Margaret [says Manley, “but [ would have to § o) 3 { —— — - - ————— WASHINGTON Qct. . 20.-—N } JABLE ANI T EPORTS * Abrahamson and Mrs. Hammock,|have some good cowbey ropers to b gt b N | 4 CABLE AND RADIO ! R | Song 104, Solo by L. D. )me!m-k,‘!u-lu in lassoing the bears and in ‘f" Crhaiadi "_‘ Pligeiien l;“" l“ i A YESTERDAY ] TODAY e | Chorus Song 10 voices, Song 204 |helping with the roundup. We B e i R R flations— L | and Benedictiop. would drite the bears down to the i s - o g - e ] ———— river and the rest would be com- Q" cipnte: L LUARRSRNETORE. RBCH- | Retay sions of lig music and flowers. | Nome 20 14 ) A 2 | paratively easy. I have talked to ) 2 ] | BIG COMEDY FEATURE | 1 Beople abotit this® scheat | Bveiy year, there are sighs fron Bethel 8 i . AT LIBERTY SUNDAY ||,,4 some of them have laughed 14 £ g 'lh-l b AR thrills, goncrously spiced with | ©0ull be done and that tho peopl {because their fathers are suddenlv | OMAMA ; g ket ¥ 1 | laughter, will be the cinematic dish | Would be given a thrill in the bar order ) somo far-distant post.|p 1. § b " Duteh Harbor 34 4 §? offered at the Liberty Sunday)sal EoF B surranzomeits . dbs " 108 don Bt 2 i 4 Codiak 10 42 10 Pt. Cldy f| when “Partners Again—with Pot- Those on the bank might alic ——— Biobkod tor debutaiite RMILEOH ten | radic | Cordova 36 38 5.8 4 Raln | 4% atd Perlmutler.” is pre "“"‘,T“k". ‘m::\m:}r (ll‘l ])\hi‘llll”‘lllll‘\\' H’,‘” Affer 50 years cn the stage, E. H. Sothein is leaving it be-|{have to be cancelled \ \ for|Juneau 41 42 18 .01 Rain S aba. and. Mayru 0| teers we used to chase down in|cause of the realism that has eupplanted romantic plays and Shake-| Somctimes the decorations are| o clection. SUESRIER 4 3 ] ¢ mobile distributors who never dis. b s : o g R et : RSy and s bok BN S | % P Rupert ] 3 0 14 Pt Cldy 4 tribute a car Texas, some of those big bru'ms|Spearcan dramas in w_hwh ke achicved fame. His wife, Julia Mar-|! P 5 T el 4 the t L Bt b e 10 08 ! i b many Piw i< lare also beund to put up a fight.|lowe, with whem he is shown above, retived several years ago. i‘“; WAy In CIgEUR-E) n““{: ”I 1| jomobile, and te ‘1 14 . 0 Bl the chief accessory that goes with | We would have to expect several i % Mahe ] " rocalling /ihestatio 3 Portland ( S hii tooiilos. GE- jovial| fights, particularly from mothor| By RICHARD G. MASSOCK |1, iniy (ne background o callngStisions | B Francisco 0 52 . 0 Cldy b g o o8 Q. Lof N A 4 gy (A. P. Feature Editcr) | and can g orders for flowers| . £ g 4 L jesters. ~ Thrills centered around|bears with cubs. However 1 thmk| (A P. Feature o | vears devoted to poc N : i vioe | RETURNING FROM *—Less than 10 miles. Y auto demonstrations, runaway mo-|%e could take care of that alll NEW YORK, Oct. 20.—The roa trama i conjunction| "6 B Borgrh- ey ! HONEYMOON TRIP W, tors, a police chase and an aero. | __“\‘1 akhien . PRI m",‘f_J,m‘"l”"m"' ‘” Por cne o] Witk Miss Murlawg, ! whisked away with red Lol ST ) “"”‘ : ;:1’ ‘I"“r““‘;_.;‘wj‘l" £ I"(“’" ‘;',:”f,":,“”!_l;"] “f.‘:“'l‘ 1 plane that k ' the clouds and | As far as the spec An‘nu‘ are Fiks bt Tnoweboie it it veoin Sothern, vever, in hi ““"h“xm:uh‘ 1l looks. Quite @ num- ACE. L. (.n nming 10 Ala neau, Prince ; 1) , Bdr 1‘ on, o 3 12 and San | then nose dives to the earth, are|Goncerned it might be @ 6od idea | e : [words, “has consented with @i-fy op e dobs are to make thoir | k2 Road Conmission, Sinog are HEAAR SEER M. Jundad | revealed in convincing earnestness.|1f they would watch tas roundup|£cnerations (o obtain a suitabie| fugfasm to talk before cultural or- | 2% € SHE PORE FER 10 L CEPE ride, is returning north to Junean | ———————————— L S | The entire thrill elements have the |10 Slpqua - WE SRRy, could 11:1. ce 8 et oemmont | hipat 012 And 1 VAvoH BRI il ¢ J§ Yien whicl The pressure is below 29 inches throughout Scuthwestern effect of making the two frantic|"e2 their eyes and cameras an i Bt s pran tiu 0k (e, & el L&y ¢ ; : ’ Alaska with a reading of 28.56 inches at Dutch Harbor and i [{l. partners more frantic in their ef-(not be in danger. Of course, i Y ERGi At (AL e L e O | PORTRAITS | They went south on thelr Ronoy- |y iorgs h from Southeastern Alaska to Oregon. Northeast || forts to conquer space on land \h.-n" wer y whe wanted to | o ) ‘-"\. e X8 |the liv of th at «‘11 For Christmas Dont' delay. | moon trip ou the last trip of the|.u)o are reported in southern Berin A Rain has been gen- B! and in the air. LolL iEiting IR e Mgy canla N Ml RS habipeat; alon ieb dRITh jASy. Winter & Foud Stidie Princess. AHo8 I in Southern Alaska and British Columbia. Cordova reports i Two new elements in comedy|d0 that also, but the risk might : om ‘Hamlet > . ! A inches during the past 12 hours. Temperatures have fall- ¥ making have also been injected in|be much greater.” ! g '(\ '1“”“‘ A, P e T s}« Hollday for, business | Sydney Laurence, reproductions|.n jy porthern Alaska to considerably below zero last night, | the production by Director Henry T BN SWay. O SRR 08 1 cther plays of Shakes.fhouses 4t Tmpire. [In Christmas |but have rizen decided at Cordova, Eagle and Nome B King. Besides the dominant noto| KECORDS fRsetibn. whiteERel Gy diite: ferent, Ala Vi, <, el G T 3 g of faughter, a romance throbbing|Cl0sInZ ouc all 1n incn Columbia | clreumstance Ho will coniribute some lightor Daintiest of Chr: cards. | the Nugget ’ : 1 . SouTAs: g s each | That was the brief explanaticn : ’ ples now on display at the : 1p v M . with the elan of youth acts as a|*Md Okeh Recoras at F0c each | i matter in readings from his fa.|Samples now on display y P e ¢ 0 . balance for the laughtor and for|OPen evenings. Radic Rlectric [given the ship news reportors wher [ 0l o FRMEERE TO0 B n o Bpire Old papers 1u: are ut i} mpire, old [ apers for saje at Emplre Office thrills Co.. Martin Lynch. adv |Sothern returned from Eu 3 - ety R - - }? z Satts e iy SR, Now can be told the of[Aal, from Justin, . 3| nmrcnfYyomsenflppenreniy oY 3o Y s Ui Yot R e ol 7Y 3 % $ | mance, “If I were King, | 01d papers for sale at the Emplre. | Sothern’s retirement F T hopes . Bl pesstsslong may | big \]“ g "1 iR ad 1o WM. ogult in some provision for th | . i ou | SUMIMONS FCR PUBLICATION faze., o - ' support of the repertory system in a { NO. 2854-A stage hes left me the 2 g e ’ l ke st i 5 o [the larger cities of the country, for Ch i | BeDhuth tos £he: Din- [ WAERD, &8 Wh'cl "C1it 1s Sothern's desire to plead the| _ - A ‘; urchn | ca, DI : N Ehko 1P e '"|cause of such institutions as a| ), 9 |BELLE LY, Plaintiff, . vs, |05, o e glories of the stage and of pro- | Croices || LAUDER TULLY, Detendant.| The dialog of gangster i‘ that training for fine act L) |Te LAUDER TULLY, the above|and their girl friends and t ing which passed with the disap- 3 named defendant, GREBTING : | frank talk of the more polite mod. | b ; X Te J 4 sarance of the old stock com- Notices for thls church column ;" NAME OF THE UNITED | erns have no charm for E. H. Soth. | P4 ‘“ of the old ock com must be receivel by The Empire| FRANK MANLEY/ f | | (Dawson News) | ¢] From cowboy to bearbe§ s | { what F. G. Manley, widely known? | northern mining man, hopes to be, | | next season when he tackles th big scheme which he is working on now to round up all the bears | I —— BE CAREFUL WHOM \ DONT WORRY ABOUT ME. You TALK To r\uw,wgur) HORSEFACE ... a5 FAR AT \WOMEN ARE CONCERNED , TM “THRUGH! I WOULDNT Ge ANY OF 'EM AN EVEN EREAK - NOL . MR.GOOGLE T WORRY WHEN oy GO OUY ALONT UIKE This - WOULD ROUND UP ALASKA'S BEARS | |7 | { Mining Man Wants to Ship Bears Qut—Asks Will Rogers to Aid ‘ wherein were d pline I| not later than 10 o'clock Satur-| \f’T“,Trljb](f'_)I‘\,“_"“” i :’_’_‘.”“’x“r s "1"1'“;‘ ey eat actors and actre ! day morning to guarantes change|, YOU ¢ lereby commanded to|rection for some o roh ket of sermon topics, etc. appear in the above u_nllll:‘d 4|||lvll energies j ; Said Mr. Sothern J holden at . Juneau in the said| Bver since Miss Julia Marlowe's| 50 HE SORCETE T ~. = ————m{Division and District and answer| retirement from the active duties|, o 700 CH R gty Dougias Presbyterian Native | [the complaint of the plaintiff filed of the theatre some three cr four| hive #n O e HHER 0 tY ¢ Mission against you in the above entitled |seasons ago she and Mr. Sotharn| P 8¥S 00 m¥ ¥ e il B, 1 (action within thitty (30) days|have been besieged with proposalsi 10%¢ Of today. The star system from the service of this sum-|to repeat their Shakespearcan per.| P Bubday Mehooi—2:30 D. M. yone and 5 eny ot aet mc|to repeat their Shakespearcan, Der-| o NORCO, or the Nortiland Sermon at 3:15 p. m. R, 2 formances. Mrs. Sothern's decl- wsportation Co., sailing from %0 Pyt plaint upon you, and if you fail|sion, howey not to be shak-|geattle for Juneas: Oct. 27. . For| :00 p. m.-— Thursday—MId-|t o appear to answer, for want| ., She is too happy in the re R 3 el i week prayer service. iy LIPe 18 s A € Ispace or rates Phone 114 or sce thereaf, the plaintift Wil take|,ewed health and repose which § g All dfall i newed health and re e which itly B Femmer, adv. are cordlally weicome ta|j;qgment against you for the di ( ir | 5 these sarvi & you for the die-|i3 pepogted she has found ir| RN 1 ol o solution of .the bonds of matri-| g iiseana mony now existing between| ! R e 20,000 BULB> ; 4 n n y And her husband, unwillinz tal Tulips, Lyacinths. Gaffodils, i T, Douglas Catholic Churgh | cH Twenty-first Sunday after Pen- h tecost. All services in the new church. * 9:30 a. m.—Low Mass and Sermon, General Communion for all. 1:00 p. m.—Sunday School. No evening services. % 33 Esr. Luke’s Episcopal “hurch 'L No services, as Dean Rice is attending the General Conven. i of the Episcopal Church, in \‘#:;Mng!cn, D..C. ; Congregational Communitv Churzh L. D. HAMMOCK. vay Paator" Sunday School 10:30 to 11:30 a2 m. Regular Sunday services 11:30 m. to 12:30 p. m. il plaintiff and defendant and will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said complaint, a copy of which is served herewith, and to which reference is hereby made. The date of the order for pub- lication of this summons is Octo- ber 5th, 1928. The period of publication prescribed in said order is four weks. The first pub- lication of same is October 6th, 1928, and the last publication is November 3rd, 1928; and the time within which defendant is to appear to amswer this sum- mons is 30 days after the com- pleticn of the last publication. Dated at Juneau, Alaska, Octo- ber Hth, 1928. (Seal) JOHN H. DUNN, Clerk of the District Court for | District of Alaska, Div. No. 1. By WALTER B. KING, Deputy. 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