The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 2, 1928, Page 7

THEDAILY -ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY NOV 2,1928. Wntlur Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. * BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG By BILLE DE BECK Weather Bureau P! N s ORSEF, Y oEF SAY. BARNEY. T SAw THAT FELOW p Foreast for Junean and vicinity, beginnmg 4 p. m. today: OUOWING THE Al GETHER MYSTERIOLS '!i'.s“:\’ .:mrraeée‘%u?:ew. T WO Thar GIAS su;niia) . e&ufi;\:flu o;'fla M&R:_ LI';";(N:K:, Ra:n {onight and Friday; moderate to fresh southeast wind: 2 DISOPPEARANCE OF - GWE HIM PLENTY OF AIR. BELIEVE \«:" ::swgg\uv‘u BANDAGED UP — ONDERS"I:AN“D n-E Rain tonight and Saturday; fresh to strong southcast winds ME = BUT SOMEHOW OR GTHER T Al - - € ANT BELEVE HE WOULW Da =~ # HORSERARE \S (N TowN LOCAL DATA % % (‘p‘“fi # T ) . O DOESMT HE €O fime— Barom. Temp. Hupudity Wind Velocity Weather @% ?@ M 4 SICh A THNG To e / e by == WY Q-SENRE o 2—? ME 2 p. m: vest'y ggfig gg EE 12 Cldy i e 348 m.todyy.. .80, ; 8. 10 Lt Rain FROM THE * CAUFORAIA LIMITED, BARNEY GOOGLE| i { o | Nen todey 29 ® SE 12 Lt Bun || ShOGrae SRSt TRan SAGK T Tum Ao i <ou SAW HiM s i E&NMGED THOROUGHIY DICRRIED AND UPSET AT The R 4 . ; W - - - AND- V.. Ay ¢ CABLE AND RALI) XEPURTS BUENTS HAVE TAKEN - hitsh o > T AND o) OH‘M"', TS TBRDAY i TODAY | A LA a Barrow 11 18 . 0 Cldy | NEWNEG BARNEY CaN S BUT WAIT Awy Ncme 5 4 10 42 12 0 Pt.Cldy SEE WHAT HAPPENS == UE (S SURE TRA Bethel [ § 32 36 18 Trace Rain | AT Toe FIRST OPPORTONITY HORSERACE. Fort Yukon 18 lear WL LET: MM KNG WHERE 1B (S aND ) ’Il‘uullmn 32 l~l c b \NMT \-\9\5 HAPPENED ! agle : 2 - | I > St. aul 2 36 10 5 Pt.Cldy | b , 7 | D=, 7 1026 Dutch Harbor 6 14 4 16 -~ Rain | - : 3 : % Lo e s e B PR Y L 6 ¥ Cordora 5 2 A : ran (EI0 ' STABBING AFFR AY lS \rms and logs tied 4bd. & hranding Juneau 50 : Rain Where COOhdgeS Will Vacatlon | REPORTED, KETCHIKAN | 05" "ot rvrssenting ue . Ketchikan 60 7 6 Rain Prince Rupert.. 58 54 52 56 Cldy 1 g stuffed in his mouth was a Edmonton . 40 30 1 Charles ‘Mitchell is in a Ket pamphlét on the subject of Gov. kan hospital suff g from kn nith and his connection with the Seattle .. 56 b6 g & Cldy Portland 56 56 52 ; Cldy | i 5 3 3 wounds and J. Barnie is being I 1olie rch He was taken San Francisco.. 70 64 I Cldy A n c co il : ! § by Federal anthorities on a charg v hospital where his condition . *—Less than 10 miles. i : ] 5 | |of assault with intent to kill, and | s reported critical, \ - z 2 his bond fixed at $1,000, according e ————— NOTE:-—Observations at St. Paul, Dutch Harbor, Kodiak, Ju- neau, Prince Rupert, Edmonton, Sattle, Portland and Sau Fran- */cisco are made at 4 a.m. Juneau time. & : ) ito advices received by the U. S M 1 ¢ | . . : oll, it was said, ‘will recover unles or Motor Car Thu lhat None Will Know | ) : . 7 1 I, it was safd, ‘will recover unlews| eves infection gats in. The barometric pressure was low this morning from Oregon | i § Rl 5 3 » § ” northward and westward to Bering Sea, the lowest reported What Brougthesuh ; 5 | : ¥ n He was stabbed three times 1 MEXICO CITY; Nov. 1.—Theos . : ¢ [Barnie, Ketehikan = reporis i fcally the death penalty s pressure, heing 28.42 inches at St. Paul” Island. That pressure : . : b h distribution has been accompanied by rain along the coast from (Contined from Page One) ¥ e £ i X Details of the affray were rot re-| nebile thieves in British ‘Columbia to the Kuskokwim section 1§ s me i o o o o el U ' 4 i e An oid decree dug up in giv. Temperatures were normal along the coast sections | ' Not for many years have par- : 3 ; - ernment files ‘by an Investigalor; and normal over the Interior of Alaska. 1 ona to theoosnie {1k ; % A 15 H A i 1 Uinssanin af il K. K who ceuld ascertain that it : 8 had ever b pealed, fo the | much of home affa ' 7 : py S Found Branded on |" "‘:']“‘ O '*"“““"l! . merriment for the youngsters and Introspection h turned the ” - 2 % 3 a2 automobile should be ' triad* by o s ! 3 - i . Chest ()f Man in N. Y.|arumhead court “martial and i after 28 r games and re-|light of public discussion on such 3 3 « 1 DOl]CLAS ethme were enjoyed, |domestic questions ds Prohibi- ' 5 2 ¢ 4 ® W guilty shot by a firlng squad. Thb y | i . iy o : P 3 o NEW' YORK, Nov. 2.-—A man|de 118 not been applied in re- s NN ticn, Agriculture, Immigration, E @ | Water Power and general busi- identified as Frank Kirkpatrick, of | cent year NEWS ANIMAL FEATURE 1S [ ke " stanhite ] Sagui § 8 G A s P N Germantown, Penn., was found o gipuptiiis AT LIBERTY TONIGHT : 1t . 4 i 3 : near the r ofr in the Bron, |Ol¢ papers tor sate at the Empire. ;‘ _ Complicated Questions - . 4 S — 1 ik What sort of a balance the —_— roup of kids au naturel enjoy-|yoters will strike Tuesday, wheth KEGEL RETURNS themselves to the full, and|er!it be in favor of Hoover or t 4 3 A FROM LONG TRIP|with a doz pal partaking in hel|smith. still rests on the The Swannanoa Country Club, situated at an | and Mrs. ‘Coolulge_ will spend their Thy\k« | sport, a ry human start u»}“, the complicated set of ques-| altitude of 2400 feet, in the Blue Ridge Moun- | giving holidays. Tle President plans to leave Paul Kegel, who has been on)the picture, “When a Dog Loves,”|{ion | tains, near \\’ayllcsburu, Va., where President | Washington Nov. 26 and return Dec. 2. an eight months' trip to the far|an FBO production starring th:| How great a deflection will St Ustaratioast NOWFCESE westward and Bristol Bay region|canine act ‘R which will{there be on the religious issue? 5 In the service of the Alaska Game|be shown at the Liberts tonight How will Smith’s gaims amons SCHWARTZ AND CREW |rehadititaied and a new pack tréil Jonson, Carrol Roberts, K. B Jommnise returned here yester-| The picture is an adantation of|the Republican wets compare to 10 mil T a3 construcied by dorn lul\ Batich and B. B. | y day on {he Seal.” As one result|a story by Jolin Mowoso and tells|his losses among the Democratic| BACK FROM SURVEY |inc crow » survay wil |Most of them will leave for MO()SE HAI‘L of hisstrip, Kegel has 16 to l\rhl ory of a wealthy bachelor|drys? \ ON FARRAGUT RIVER & 5 estimules of cuy’ Kind of|S#ules on the Princess Al " o Teels of moving pictures which he|{Wwho has two highly oherisned po-| What part of the farm vote in | road or trail, that|morrow. ~Mr. Schwartz' crew is tock that show the mountaing, vil-| sessions, one a famous necklace,|the Republican States can be di-| iy F rrod 3o | HBY 1,‘ advisedla In the tu-lthe last of the bureau's field men SATURDAY NIGHT eight men, : y lages and other scenes of that sce-|and the other a valuable pol verted to Smith by tho farm @ b vai¥s - enginest of ol ture, it was said "Vn suspend work this season in n-a Southeasiern Alaska. ol ARREST AT PETERSBURG | (ln(lin(wian-AInCD‘ictln the dent is unnoticed those Repub! 1s who might be Jcno' .8 into la iy s B Fddie Kern was arrested: at G , a location survey co ne . g = : ; N M 7 bk i tay | O72er but a ‘smail boy inclined to go to Smith on other y s ol e w 1t weens ain- | Petersburg today by Muniicipal of- usic e coming of rain today|iakes the dog to his home and|issues? al zofie W s on a charge of assault, ac- the salt water tank has been|adopts it, so to speak What weight will attach to log. ? it This work was cmbra tion. dog leaders who holted Hoover? pbpdaiigein e (000 s work e —— The dog is thrown out of o| Will the Republican prosperity | yos o iav from : e wiive program between roa as the car swerves and |argument be effective in holding tho -pastH 9 Y| Perritory and (he burcau 'Ah- Wl en 8. W. TANK EMPTIED party 1 run, extending from the beach|® . P s i, s i I atta 2y X and th3 head of it cording to a ehblegram received o drainefl for & period of 36 hours’| 1py a picture that evers hoy dnd |personal records? iR ‘Parragyt Lke, ; In Mr. Schwai v by the U. S. Marshal's office hero LINDSETH'S ACCORDIAN ()R('HFSTRA time {0 .allow. the contractors 10| girl gnd every grown up will want| What weight will be attagheg | M order to facilitate the SUVY.iw.y pioar, g B, Sparting, 11 W.[No detalls were : place the' center post in thé tank|.q soo and will delight in to the personal records and pers| N¢ O and do’ other work nocessary be-| A mighty fine cast has heen pro. |S0nalities of the nominecs them low the water level. Workmen|yideq for the plcture, including|3eIves? on the job who have been held up| felen Foster. Harold Goodwin| What will the voters do? for the past week pending rain,|mMickey MeBann, Frank McGlynn | Particularly, what will the mil- will mow be able to rush the roof ving Renard, Dorothy lm:‘n, lions of womett voters.do? to completion. " dck Ryam’ D | Kendqlmrte)s Answers 4 These are the qugstions which HALLOWE'EN PARTY Sydney Laureneq reproductions Rdqunes- in Christmas cards, original, dif- |78 of the parties mow are quite ° Dickle Kilburn entertained sev.|ferent, Alaskan, 25 cents at | WNng to ¢ ver when they are enteen’ of*his. young friends 2 a!the Nugget Shop. ady. |peaking for ion. masked Hallowe’en party at his! i i 5 i set answer: home fact eveniig. Unusual cos-| Dr, Rearsley night call, Zynda, |them in such a way the ve- tumes and false faces crec'ed much| —_adv, |Sult will be the election of its —_ — s s 3 2 lown candidate » y \ ¥ It there ‘are politicians who e TR | ¥ald be much better ploased if {~r purposes o future releren all these questions could be print- ed on the ballot As it is, the voter must make a single collective answer to the 2 ] rot disclose by what particular conslderation he was infhienced to cast it. Probably political leaders will never agree just what womn or |lost the election e MOTORSHIP NCRCO HERE FROM SOUTH The motorship Norco, Capt. Wil- Ilams, docked in Juneau last night at 11 pm. After discharging a large quantity of hay and feed at Femmer's Whaif, she pulled over “—but you have llghi BEa 5N unse fish was loaded for S tle. The Nores led it for t south at fihger touch S o 1o O fou & EMEMBER the old lamps that had to be trimmed and polished every day? 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