The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 26, 1928, Page 7

Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. » Weather Bureau Porecast for Junean and vicinity, beginnmg 4 p. m. today: Probably chowers tonight and Saturday; moderate south erly winds. @ LOCAL DATA Tme— Barom. Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity Weather | 4 p. m. yest'y 30fi38 44 87 SE Cldy 4 a. m. tzlay 3031 34 100 N 3 Clear g+ Neon today 30.18 42 86 w 5 Pt. Cldy i CABLE AND RALI0 KEPURTS TESTRUIAY ¥ TODAY Highest 8 pm. | Low 8a m. Sam. Precip. 8 filnllull.——_‘._ - b, . Lrig Leuap. N ey &9 e o Barrow 10 » 0 Pt.Cldy Nome 2 24 04 Rain Bethel 1 0 ar Fort Yukon 2 0 0 Tanana 14 18 - 0 Eagle 20 24 . 0 #*st. Paul 34 36 16 09 Pt.Cl R Dutch Harbor 28 34 Clear § Kodiak 38 42 4 Trace Rain Cordova 12 42 4 144 Rain ) Juneau 33 RZY 3 .01 Clear Ketchilkan | %0 0 {01 Foggy Prince Rupert 36 36 0 0 Clear Edmonton 30 32 6 0 Cldy Seattle 46 48 1 0 Cldy Portland 50 50 * 1 Cldy San Francisco {82 54 » 0 Cldy *—Less than 10 miles. Paul, Dutch Harbor, Kodiak, Ju- San Fran- NOTE:--Observations at St. , neau, Prince Rupert, Edmonton, Sattle, cisco are made at 4 a.m., Juneau time. Portland and The pressure is high in Hastern Alaska and moderately low i the southeastward Gulf Alaska and scuheastward to Ketchikan, and rain continues in the risen in Western Alaska It is Territory except’ from Prince Where it is falling slowly. rising moderately in all parts of William ound Showers have fallen in the Gulf. Temperatures have fallen in Southern Alaska in most dther districts. and U [ poucLas |DEVEL NEWS LEAGUE IS PLANNING HALLOWE'EN PROGRAM A business session of the Ladies " J | hcme-maker.” al account should RESOURCES League' was held last evening prior SuspendedA—OPtlon | father's feotsteps. uot be approved and settled; and | Loans and discounts. $10 to the weekly sewing party and it Not Thrown Up — w-— it is further ordered, that this Loans on real estate was decided to arrange for an en. | —_— | AIKEN. S €. Oct. 2.H. L. They are the first nusband and jnotice be published once a week, |Overdrafts tertainment of moving pictures and | SEATTLE, Oct. 26 Develop-|Lake and his wife, Aiken County| Wi'e in the State to win both four successive weeks in the United States bonds B A musical numbers to be given somc [ment of the Rufus-Argenta mines|farmers, have made the winning 0nors, either the same year orjAlarka Daily Empire, published| and securities 1,600.00 Schilling was the first to pro- fime Dext week, if possible. ~The|on Portland Canal, has been halt.|of State honcrs a family affair. |t any time. Although they havejat Juneau, Alaska, and that there Other bonds and war 2 & 2 ffaif is to be in the nature of a|ed by heavy.snow and will prob.|Lake is a master farmer and Mrs, | "¢ached the pinmacle of agricul-jbe tiree coples, of sald motice| rants 60,538.07 duce pure spices in America Hallowe’en party, with appropriatc |ably be resumed when the weather |Lake is a master home-maker. tura recognition, they plan furth-|posted in three of the most con- Banking house, furni- . \‘yefreshments served in the base.|permits, J. F. Duthle, President| These honors were awarded|®’ improvement of their farm,|spicwous places in Halnes Pre-| ture and fixtures 28,720.40 - - and even today Schilling ment after the program. )t the Wallace Bridge and Steel!during the 1928 “farmer’s week’ jadoption of more modern mwv!.m.' }r'llul ’ l.m»» from other banks §8,002.14 i p ec . The sewing party was well at-|Ccmpany, who holds a purchase|at Clemson College, the State ind still greater income They | Dated at Haines, Alasku, this Checks on other banks Spices are still used by pure fended as usual and satisfactory|option, said here today | ricultural College. ~ First, Mrs, |Dave two sons, the elder of “h,',"h 22nd day of October, 151.~'R\_ | fdnd other cash ) . accomplishment being made to-| Duthie's statement came in the|lake was decorated as a master)has decided to be a farmer. The | (Seal) A. F. MeLEAN, items 37.50 food experts as their stan- | ard the bazaar which is to be{wake of a Canadlan Press dis.|hgme-maker. She goon had toOther is tco young to definitely; U. 8. Commissicner and Ex- Cash on hand 22,098.64 , § B it monin vatch from Victoria, B. C., quoting|share congratulations with herselect his vocation. Thelr par-j Ofticlp Projate Judge Fabital: ‘Swilued Tito dard of quality and purity. [ i it C. Elliott, of Victoria, with say. |husband, for when the master |cnts offer both the same advice, First publication, Oct. 26, 1928.1 brauches 75,000.00 e ing “there is absolutely not a word | farmers were anttounced a day or | “Wha s e s Rl iotne o A A 11'2“'1 TOT $381.010.01 §| HARRY CAREYV AT {of truth In the report which hag|S0 later his name was among| R AR ) A P WA b e Al Rl Bl | LIBERTY TONIGHT ||heen circulated that the mines them: { 101d papers tor saie at tne Tmoire. | Clristmas Cards—Emplre. R i ““lj:;.\n‘[lltll |>11|-..$“D i é—,r-h:,— e IOty Ao IR lhtf1’1:.;!.“:.-"1.1;:.-(‘“1;\):‘::\‘,:'.x‘pl ’!I.\"[‘llnllm.-."i-—='|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIlIllNlIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIII!IIH!IIIIIHIIlIIllIIIIIIIlIIIIIIllIlMl|llIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE :<u:plus i iy r»,'unu.‘un’ ’rlngrs of our most pr H[H'I‘Ull"‘} ‘;]' 7 Iml‘lil 4 f” "" > uret | = £ Reserves 1,078.00 and respectable communities, vice{©' ¢ holding company 2 = = Undivided profits less and degredation is being commer.| [PX¢easive cost in attempting to|Z . expenses pald 5,406.18 | = ,aclalized and fostered by those fi.|¢3%7¥ R wark of diamond drillingfE £ Due to branches 7,901.93 nancially interested .in “making it WS | f £ Demand deposits 106,119.77 s given as the r /0 pay” is proven by a recemt dis.|'® | ston of the patch from Oakland, California, describing a raid in a nearby towr Alvarado, where, it was said, gambling, liquor and redlight dis. trict of several blocks was finall, wiped out by the concerted efforts of the police and the better ele- ments of the community. .. This is the theme of “Satan Taown,” Harry Carey's latest star- v fing feature at the Liberty Theatre tonight, but thcse who might doubt | that such conditions ‘exist insinl(\{ work, S e e Can’'t be beat anywhere, to please the most amples at Empire cifice Tonlght—7:30 Adlescribing conditions, now past, Jn Alvarado, California, which is flescribed in the dispatch as having hbeen “the haven of the bootlegger,' @ {he dope peddler, the fugitive and he escaped deportee. It is good or we don’t.eell it - JLING is only one of our .b“mm Phe otner ol o buy- ink and we are kept busy finding new good things for our customers that come up to our st: of ‘quality, excellence and ecohomy. Amonk other foods of quality we Carnal ilk, pure, rich full e itk made doubly Tich by the cvaporation of part of the natural water content. for coffeo and cuts_eream bill. cellent for all cooking. you want a thing well done, L man. That we @ 4N E T PHONES 8385 l_)divarlen‘—-iéiso a. m..; 2:30 and 4:30 p. m. of OPMENT " NOW STOPPED, HEAVY SNOW {Work on P;)rtland Canal [s| wife on for suspei cards fag 'idious. LU LT LT LT ur: borders have only to watch HARRY CAREY in he newspapers, where frequently hmenr such stories as the one “Sawn Tolvn” A story of; intense action Prices—10-20-40 cents | { THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, OCT. 26, 1928. BARNEY GOOGLE ANi)isPARK PLUb NO. ARNEY. T+ SORRY, BUY TM STROPPED > HORSEFAQE . STOP WORRVING = GOING QUT NOW AND :-E;‘gf'mf:‘n (F T CANT DIG UP SOME MONEY For TCKETS To CALIFORNIA = WE'LL Go OUT THERE AND TM SURE Vau > 3 < COULDNT You L EVEN LET ME Rave HALF oF T T T T T L L T L L L T WONT FIND THINGS AS BAD AS MoU THINK THEV ARE. - HONORED AS “MASTER FARM FAMILY” Scuth Carolina's first “mastcr farm family,” H. L. Lake, his g0 pjs, and two secns. ! Their eldest son already has decided to follow his | why | ceased | ber, 1928 {final sald cstate, presented | said | Now pointed Thursday, {ninth day of Novem petition noon of let the Court fn at such or her, Lake 15 a “master farmer,” his wife a “master | writin said fi STATEMENT OF MRS. WEBSTER A number of inquiries have heen made at the office of the Telephone Company within the past few days regarding the tapping of telephone wires by the Prohibition Officers. In explanation of this we feel it is due our patrons to state that the Telephone Company has not given and will not give permission to the Pro- hibition Officers, or anyone else to tap or other- interfere with telephone wires. wish to give every assistance to the offi- cers in enforcing all the laws including the pro- hibition law, but no law authorizes us to permit any of the officers to interfere with the telephone service of our patrons, Considerable misundertsanding seems to have developed as a result of a recent case tried in the District Court, and in explanation of this we wish to state that the wires which- were ‘interfered with in this case were in the apartments of the Prohibi- tion Officers themselves; that is to say, they did not interfere with the service of any other patrons. Even this was without the sanction of the te?ephone company and it was not authorized, and no such procedure will be authorized by the company. The Telephone Company is a public service corpora- tion. The wires and telephones and all appliances belong to the company ang are rented to subserib- ers, and no subscriber has any right to interfere with the service, nar to change the service which the company furnishes, without permission of the company, This is made a misdemeanor by Section 1 _of Chapter 53 of the Session Laws of Alagka of 1919, . LS A IT- has this first day of Octo- and filed ccount as administr and sald administra-| tor having filed with his final ac-| count his petition, asking that a day be appointed for hearing his| United therefore the court has ap twenty- the nber, 11 ithe time for such hearing at the| {hour of two c'clock in the after- past aid day, and the office the town Haines the place of such hear- | {ing, and all heirs, devises 11 other persons interested d estate, are hereby {and required to be and objecticns T T TR T T T T O T T T TN notified | appear time and place, and to located at Skagway, Territory of the close of business ny, and show cause on the 20th day of October, 1928 N PR HorseFace A MAN CouLD D& For ME —r T ony HAD A FIDDLE OR SUMPAY To woek - 22 b s o s © 1928, by King Features Syndicate, Ine, HE'S DONE SUERYTRNG ) TUST ® THINE ~T TROUGHT T WAS PLACING MY CONFIDENCE (N FRIBADS AND THEY TURN OUT Te BE WOLLES - MR GOOGLE \S THE ONW FRIEND TuE GET - T KNOW HE WONT FAIL ME AND HELL GET THE MONEN CTOMEWOW = HE HAS TRuE AND USYAL FRIENDS BETAUSR WE (NSPIRES FRIENDSHIP - NOTICF OF HEARING FINAL |Conference, claiming the United ! gestion freedom of the seas ACCOUNT ates had no intention of limit-|mezning that all sea-borne tr ORI |ing armament, said in a speech ther Bellizeidht ot HORE e robate ur or er- N, servative >, " < | to Conservative Party workers: |tral 1 1 | ritory of Aldska, Division No : > MARIC DY i ie 2 1 ‘('””“" Bp;(“-(.- A F f\h- “Since the seventeenth century, on in war as in peace t " s -L_m"mis“m*nm_- 593 | when the British wrested com- The Rear Admiral said this B oo it e {mand of the seas from the Duteh wolila ot AbaHIN wastehl e l N |there have been endeavors sthet, “but Woild GonenRiraE R {continental nations, later by t on o armids. Al TR Sam Nixon, sed. g | United States, to wrest the power | forc e s from us. Not being able to b i .0 W. Hinchman. administrator|py — nf o s bt A ! i ¢ of the estate of Sam Nixon de- D“CU‘SECS Nuval Armament BN Sere: hdsg BONIMG D O1d papers Tot salé at tle Umpite and Also Command of High Seas LONDON, miral e of Oct. 26.—Rear Britain but that of freedom of the as ' lo the propositic of (OFFICIAL PUBLICATION) and (Bank with iches) in| REPORT OF THE WiNANCIAL CONDITION OF THE BANK OF ALASKA. Ala in at Time deposits Cashier’s and_certified checks 113,819, 2,794, TOTAL ... 3 Director or Partner. United States of America) Territory of Alaska )ss. First Judleial Division ) I, C. P. Kirtland, Cashier the above named bank, statement is true to the best my knowledge and belief. C. P. KIRTLAND, Cashier, - (Correct Attest)— C. P. KIRTLAND, (Notorial Seal) Ad- or, retired, believes the tates endeavored to wrest | and final account.|command of the seas from Gr seas is ridicu The Rear Admiral, who in the has attackcd the American attitude at 1e Geneva Naval 381,619.61 do sol- emnly swear that the foregoing Subscribed and sworn to before me this 24th day of October, 1928, JOSEPH J. F. WARD, U: 8. Commissioner | t m 32 41 TRANS-CONTINENTAL CANADIAN PACIFIC FAMOUS - PRINCESS STEAMERS TO PRINCE RUPERT, VANCOUVER, VICTORIA AND SEATTLE Round-trip Winter E of | of cursion Fares GOOD FOOD WELL SERVED and REASONABLE! £ H E g The E Tavern TELEPHONE 575 FOR RESERVATIONS mnmmmmmnmmmmnmmmmmmmmmm|mummumunnmim|nlxmnmumuuummmmmmun A1 N A Direct Connections at Vancouver, to all Eastern Points of United States ankd Canada EV Various Routes Stop-Over Privileges = H H Through Tickets Sold to Europe § and the Orient W. L. 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