The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 31, 1928, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 31, 1928, Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG - Weather Bureau e —— T quess Tress cuys are ([T T T ] [ STee WE TRAME Forecast for Junean and vicinity, beginnmg 4 p. m. today: ¢ 4 COODNGHT Se'-::“figeb EB:C:&;ENE C 3 \MPOSS‘B}-E 4 ir tonight, Thursday rain and cooler; light southeasterly \ e MR GoosLE, DINOCHLE LAST AIGHT- - : ST winds tonight, increasing Thursday PEASANT DREAMS I weE To THINK ; i y i = SUMPA'S LOCAL DATA \ { . o WHAT THEY'D HAVE BREN TR e HAPPENED 11 fime— Barom. Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity Weather e el N UKe’ [E* T0 LosT- ! \ ¢ K0T - -HE'S 4 p. m. yest'y. 3001 53 31 E 12 Clear R (e ¥ T OH, WeLL - ) 2 g P 4 a. m. today 380.01 39 89 E 2 Cldy | Noon today 30.00 50 64 w Clear CABLE AND RALI0 KEPORT! YESTERDAY sy TODAY Highest 8 pm. | Low 8a m. Sam. Precip. 8am. remplswip. teup. Velocity 24 hrs. Weather 16 12 * 0 Pt.Cldy Nonie 38 34 2 16 2 Cldy Bethel [ 10 36 38 Clear Fort Yukon 0 1 Clear Tanana ' 24 23 26 Cldy Eagle E | 3 Clear St .Paul 3 3 2 2 Pt Cldy 2, hy 12 &5 Jog's Dutch Harbor. 48 26 Rain - ; DI R Kodiak ... 4 4 Rain 3 5 " e i e Cordova | 2 18 PLOWy [Pgpooo——— & Juneau ... Oldy, | 0 R R Va1 v At Hub POP-DRINKING CUBANS :)(eu-hlk;n 3 Pt. Cldy | AT L SHUN NATIVE BACARDI rince Rupert | Clear | 3 g Edmonton . Clay | HAVANA, Oct. 31.—Cuba i‘,‘;"r'tflfml' 5 ::}’ s b4 8 (lx(m.)r {lam Powell, Hale Hamilton, Ge f":l:,,,:’ll:f\'::‘“”‘,','\ “",f.':’hll‘,‘:‘ ,‘v' San Feapiseo. - 69 58 1 ; Pt.Clay | v‘-”_'\_‘-“}'l“?““‘fl'-‘_’ A ; . . S L A cream and drinking non-a *—Less than 10 miles. igaiet i 4 o coholic beverages Despite the fact that there are bars everywhere in Ha- axt ¥ R Neil Hamilton, Georgia Hale, W | Whitney. NOTE:—Observations at St. Paul, Dutch Harbor, Kodiak, Ju- If that isn't a cast to write hom neau, Prince Rupert, Edmonton, Sattle, Portland and Sau Fran- |abeut, you've never seen ona! Each vana, there js little drunk cisco are made at 4 a.m., Juneau time. of these players is in l:u BMON { $ enness. Cuba is the native P | “The Great Gatsl which |‘ m « 3 % o : 3 ’ land of Bacardi Rum but the t And none| ¥ A barometric disturbance of marked intensity was centered |!0 the Liber n.ght. sales to Cubans are compara this morning over the Aleutian Islands, the lowest reported pres- |of them have ever appearad to bet. ' g S « 3 » e | B — tively small. Whiskey and sure belng 28.86 inches at Dutch Harbor. Under the influence of |ter advant ; F A : . : other powerful drinks are this low pressure, the rain area had extended as far east as “The ( t Gatsby," adopt AR 48 b A 3 S i A ¥ sold exelusively to visitors Cordova. High barometric pressure extended from Juneau south- |Elizabeth Meehan ffom ¥. t SroiE N : ke % R < in Cuba. eastward to Alberta, the crest being near BEdmonton, where a |Fitzgerald's fame Vel ! % ¥ 3§ | " e 4 et Waiters in Havana are reading of 30.50 inches was recorded. tale of Jay Gats ysterious | H ® A ¥ : b 3 Y i 3 equally surprised when a Seasonable temperatures prevailed throughout Alaska. | fisure sl « v. His| § * N ¥ . 3 . - - tourist orders lemonade or a . Tan - -— E sndez i 3 § ¢ Aty Cuban “orders a ‘vocktail ure excitement Al . ‘T . | | were presented™ to the Douglas | & : s | & | through it wanders a lonely figure . X A e City Council last night by E. B " . 4 s ! : i . ; ey o DO[]GLAS Dudden, manager of the company I'K‘I“:‘“‘”‘ ¥ and "‘"‘“‘ & I“""}l‘ :Il 1 3 ; 8 # : i ; FRENCH STUDENT MUST H Tho vhns lpdelwidenty s |JTY - the ROSE S HTSL O . 3 | g o ! TAKE REGULAR Exnncxsn‘i bresent cannety building to pro. |0 il T P ; s . 3 NEWS {vide more floor space and the[hind on pple e ‘1“,:’” ey : 2 ¢ : PARIS, Oct. 30.—Rleven re-| building of a second story. Con- :[”l"" AR m‘“' sl b b : 4 3 AR gional physical culture training | ariins BAL i abie & 2981 gor b i3 3 £ N {schocls have been opened by the P on gl diinten & § Government and this year two CHURCH ENTERTAINMENT |ihe city to pormit.proposed altera. %00 oul of Gatshy, Lots Wilson| : : } j y [bours a week must be devoted to | K 1S ENOYED BY MANY|tions to be made, 7h < Tnisy i fua-on: 18 exercise in every public school | Mayor Guerin who has made u|d0Ubly interesting in view of th This is the real start of school | Very interesting and entertain. | thorough /investigation of all prem. ,‘[“ t [ e an l"' ) athletics in Frange, for hereto-| 52 ing was the program and silver tea |58 in Douglas for fire hazards|f© ‘;:,, A D) Training his campaign guns on the east, after | vaded Boston. The photograph shows him in [fore exercise has been optional g g completing his southern tour, Herbert Hoover | his automobile, riding through Arlington on |Teachers have been legally liable | | given for the benefit of the Con-|Submitted a detailed remort which | 274 1 t gregational church last cvening un-|'evealorl some condition of either i 56 A 1 was greeted with wild acclaim when he in- | what resemliled a triumphant tour. for accidents and frowned on “Toternational Newareel) sperts. Now they will be exe- | siderable work will have to be |done by the cannery and some by | der the auspices of fhe Ladies|¥!ring or chimneys that. should be League {remedied. The property owner Sydney Laurenew. reproductions | ——— - ¥ AR A —— uting the Gevernment's educa- % ave/ bee e r. Guerin |in Christmas cards, original, dif- . g g BB Recitations by DBeity Sey and|have been notified by Mr g . at| MARKET FOR HAIR SEALS | & Hong reasons “the coligge woman | Honal program. Wilma Feero, and songs by m'-{ Other matters were dis 2d by [ferent, Alaskan, 25 cents each at e 1S | Machine Age Is Factor i boattned ahe ,,u.,,u,,'," of form| In the eleven schools instruc- deprdls recoded a!the Council and bills to the amount | the Nugget Shop. e (5 BTG, SR N rr e Simislifvi | whi o sssential | tOTS arve being , trained. Their | | Junior Girls’ chorus preceded a ; | I 1 porters is | n simpitymg Uress | which reduced to essential | showing 0. moving pictures by K.|of $2, ) were ordered paid Christmas ovrdsTtor all—neat, /I communication with the Cor-| : simplicity. work also, is used for study of W. Chapman, Superintendent of the | T RN selective. Prices within.the regel; 10v@ Chamber of Ccmmebce look-| RVANSTON, 1. Oct 31 “Today there 1s a decided ten-|Physigue by medical students and | Douglas schools. Views shown in-| DELEGATES ELECTED of.all. Call gt Empife and‘ges'i08 toward purchasing - Alasksl®rnis mnd Inccs are §ahiastrom Ldbncy to’ plalhnass. AANE branikheas (e .«l\fw!vn(r\un(xun-fl;rflu1«m}p‘ cludod scenea taken in the Philip. | it Bt e hair sealskir A sample ship-lwoments clothing, and one of the [in dr Elaborate afternoon |" _l”'-‘fl'l“l”m“"l laboratory pines, Italy, Egypt, Germany, and| The following delegaies werd |. i S A AR BT T __ ment will soon be to um[r!u:i,,”.“,m‘., in direction is the iguwp, d complicated evening | P ”IH(HV ¥ the Yellowstone National park,|eclected at the Douglas A. N. B | the Danish firm to test the skins | maching : Miss Anna |dresses have been pushed aside 1 i { taken by Mr. Chapman himselt.| mecting last night to attend the|Can’t Talk To Wife, and ‘make sure they are what is!ifelga Jic Professor. of Art at|by beautifl sport creations .and WED AT ANCHORAGE In a little, Dut-gf-!hx-]wa Con-: Retreshnients followed the pro-{annual conventioh ¢f thd Grand T C d N wanted | Norfhwéstern University gimple evening frocks.” Sk et -~mfl'.’. £a i necticut town, en Ali Haggin, gram, pumpkin pie with whipped|Camp. A. N. B. to bo held at Sitka | 00 Lross an ervous I I | The machine age has cncour- ————— Miss Marion Ollefenshaw, or-| noted society painter and de- i cream, doughnuts and coffee being|from November 18 to Novembe: LET SMAAISE irese Go0nt BUIL o g0q gimplicity in offort and Miss| Christmas Carcs—Bmpire, ganist at the Empress 'I‘hvfl[!""w signer of stage settings, was served In the basemont of thel24, incluslve: Henry St “Even 'my husband couldn’t We call and deliver. Phone 528 A A » oA giotarans l"““'l :"“l“"j" N 8 U0 | secretly married to Marie Cor- churcih which was offectively deco-|James Stevens and Jimmie Fox. |talk to me, I was so cross and oy i T T T T T T 1980 'f‘j,“‘x‘”_",‘_“f‘]“‘_‘f"“ .| day, Broadway dancer. Their rated with Hallowe'en colors | There wiil be a series of dancer |DBervous. Vinol has made me a B oy O - o sodding | TOMance began when pretty Topping off the social of the eve-|and parties stpged under the com rent and happy woman i s celebrated i tne| Marie sat for her portrait to ning, fortunes for all present were|hined auspices of the Alaska Na.|Mi5. N all b Teatdencs ot M ang Al gue| the celebrated artist. produced by the witch from a large | tive Brotherhood and Sisterhond 10l is a compound of iron, :.‘,‘“»”“L A . $agerpationsl Wewntegy @ kettle. of the Douglas Camp, to detray the |PRCSPhates, cod liver pepton At & e lexpenses of the delegates. Start.|etc- The very FIRST bottle mak CANNERY EXTENSION ling tonight there will be a jitney |YOU Sleep better and have a B RROGRAM PRESENTED TO ldance in the Liberty Hall and|2PPetite. Nervous, easily tired DOUGLAS CITY COUNCIL|another dance on Saturday night,|PCOPIe are surprised how QUICK the iron, phosphates, etc., give new life and pep. Vinol tastes de- licious. Butles-Mauro Drug Qo. —ady. 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