The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 26, 1928, Page 5

-~ _-leeflu BRINGING UP FATHER T YOUR MOTHER AN' | WHEN | HAVEN'T HAD A CROSS WORD IN THREE DAYS- COME HERE ~ QVHAT oo \(DUJ - Ar-TTHAT SO THE REASON YOU LOOK /2 's crop which was unu to M 1 ally large, was turned over Bayne who ccnceived th of N idship G It is ¢ ed hin two rs to have supplizd the capitals of all t untri n the world with nuts for plantinz. GRAF FLIGHT ove Prospects NATION'S UNITY States and Territories to Unite in Planting for . Friendship Grove A fe mall horse-chestnuts will s all the States and Territor. and po 2 United endship and| Dr. and a LAKEHUF Oct. 26 bandoned flight pelin because ts | plan st of caused r and he goon on a re- now | by s | expects to leave » | turn flight to Germany - — ILLINI CONTEMPLATES JAPAN TRIP TRI-ANNUALLY URBANA, 11, Oct. 26 been ! versity of Illinois is contemplatin 1 to Japs 5. has have been mailed to h equal number to the G all ‘American states and terr These ill be planted w: able ceremonies as Am 5 acro: th Friendship Grove. The Governor evi ball player who takes a de-| is asked to plant them in the -Capi- gree, will.stimulate. interest.in the tol grounds here on Arbor Day. |game. story of the — ..o — On Octol H BENNY LIKES HOCKEY; BUYS CLUB OF OWN stnut saplin YORK, Oct. 26 Benny | Wash y light- them Db bo: at his Mou n Home. Two world, nev of the others he presented to Gen.|until last winter, but now he has Robert his guest, elso albought a hock club of his own friendship gift | Benny ‘purchased the f - - O p Gener n ‘carried the m._!‘,[ the Pittsburgh Pr Herc's the Big Train of twentieth century baseball as he ap- der young saplings on horseback Hockey Club in the nation peared in a Newark uniform last scason and as he now appears over the mountains and into l‘l-nu.:Ho is reported to have paid $125,- 1, where they were plantéd 000 for the team. in civilian clothes. Signed tec manage the Washington Senators for three years, Johnson returns to the ¢lub he served 21 years. home near Bath. But only e one survived, and has become,Old papers for saie at tne Empire. By JAY R. VESSELS rohs Db W aton. id - (Feature Service Sports Editor)| Kb s L T T i, Oct. 26.—The Ho hrough the draft purchases and W YOiK > . ident Griffith he Stove Leagu on is bound recalls Pro 1D be a succes no other ro vards of twenty mew men coming you can ave son than that Walter Johnson is|to the 1929 Senators, He recalled . returning to the Washington ball|five, drafted two and bought the club with which he played for 21| rest. Eight of them are inficld- your laundry work years. {ers, some of whom probably wili] Speculation over what the Biz|be exchanged for pitche his old home| Still another infielde yme fandom durinz|to the Senators, for tween season set a goo t idol of base action is concerned baseball men has it will be traded to Det ond baseman Charley G “Soft Water Washed” lample f ball | | hr r [We have just added to our equipment at great expense a ball < g L T e lee P . d ost manager and pickad | s biggest problem will be the (“Permutit” Water Softening Filter—a wonderful appa- up another within ten days time. ng of the I;m-uml base post iratus that takes our hard local water and makes it softer | "j,; few it any spectacular moves| Bobby Reeves, who substituted for ithan the softest rain water—in order that you may have|( appear ahead for Washington. Most | Harris in some of the late Ia hig}lef grade of lflwldry wol.k thfin yOLl have everl of the changes w "| be within the!games, will be back Am 1 hl b f ’ | club. Cla ffith, president of [ er prospects are Jay Patridge, for- pERown belore, |the Senators, already has gathered | merly with Brooklyn, and Jack ‘in a big collection of fresh ma-| Hayes, recalled from Min |terlal. Outside of the deal which | Partridge, playing in the scmte club or another Is ted | Association, hit around to make for Bucky Harris' serv.|the season and was rated ices and a trade for or purchase of |the best fielding second basemen a pitcher or two there’ll be little{in the south, while Hayes’ pla From now on, we will use this “‘rain soft” water exclu- isively in all our processes—which means that our cus- itomers will get a grade of work that no laundry using ‘hard water can equal. "This soft water washing means—lighter handling of iall laundry work; longer life to shirts, collars and cuffs; linens sweet, fresh and snow white; flannels clean, soft and fluffy; laces and lingerie preserved; comfort, cleanli- ness, satisfaction. : 4 e e e e—— \Kann’s Storei 1: 223 SEWARD STREET 5cTO $5.00 {Phone us to call for a trial ‘bundle, to be washed *‘the soft water way.” You'll difference. - b | '3 J. NAWMAN A. M. GEYER PLUMBING SHEET METAL QUALITY WORK with QUALITY i Wate MATERIALS W ‘ means a good looking job and no repairs. oo Lower Front Street ~ Phone 154 Juneau, Alaska THE ARCADE CAFE Special Dinners on Sumtlays and Week Days { Soda Fountain in connection. Come in and listen to the radio. MARY YOUNG, Prop. PHONE 288 . Alaska Steam Laun:lyy PHONE 15 ifilmlluuii THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, OCT. 26, | WANT YOU TO OBEY| I’ DO YOU HEAR 7 } YOU NALGHTY ; ason | * 92 By GEORGE McMANUS CALL YOUL-! | elx ocLgex | AN ALL'® WELL- DOGQIE- { Infielders, in addition to Hayes will be a ad int ridge, picked up b a pennant winnin mbir [in inciua o oo In 1 Sydney Laurence, reproduc |e 1eri- in Chri riginal, | co 12) feren ents ¢ ’. 1 the ) | e —— \ L@ 0. M. NO . 700 Mooseheart Day \ . i 1B Celebration g i) SATURDAY—OCTOBER 27 = . - 3 Members of Juneau Lodge No. 700, ‘| Juneau Chapter 439, Juneau Legion — i] 4| 25 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE cn |2 [| .| this occasion in commemoration of the |= | = founding of Mooscheart—THE CITY Z OF CHILDHOOD. Members are urged |, to bring a friend to this dual cele- |3 .+| bration. Don’t Forget Saturday a October 27, 7:45 Sharp ' EVERY MEMBER BRING A FRIEND S you lravel hen T will give me great pleasure to meet you at the pier when you arrive in Seattle. I perhaps can assist you in arrunging your itinerary and making reservations for trips anywhere in the United States or abroad. When you expect to take a trip “outside” write me about it and I will be pleased to give you full details as | to costs, Toutes, sleeping car accommodations, connec- | tions, steamship bookings, in fact all information nece- ssary to make your journey pleasant and comfortable. | Karl K. Katz, Alaska Representative }, Northern Pacifie Railway | The new “North Coast Limited” now on a faster schedule. Conveniences include card and smok- ing rooms, ladies’ lounge, maid, barber and valet services, baths, library in the observatiomscar, furnished as smartly as the finest club or hotel. “Famously good” meals always . “North Coast | Limited” 1 ‘ Extra Comforts — No Extra Fare Now only 68 hours to Chicago _ KARL K. KATZ, Alaska Representative | 60 L. C. 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