The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 30, 1928, Page 7

THE DAILY ‘ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, NOV. 30, 1928. fiARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG BLACKENING “The GREAT ZANAN\'S BNE - T‘\/"?f\mw( % HORSEFACE KLOTZ WROUGHT MoRE- Py SERIOUS CONSEPUENCES THAN HE INENDED. WE KNOW HE MERELY WANTED To BRING THE PROFESSOR ARIUND To HIS WAY oF THINKING . BUT (T SEEMS THAT THE. GREAT ZANANI MEEDS THE USE OF BOlH HIS LAMPS BEFORE HE (S ABLE To BRING BARNEY QLT OF HIS DELP SLEEP - \ IT LOOKS LIKE THE WHOLE ! EXPERIMENY ‘15 RUINED ! _——————— %GTZ HAS IMPLORED The GReEAT ZANANI'S FRIENDS AND COLLEAGUE, o COME To THE HOUSE AND SEE (F THEY CANNCT DO SOMEMING e BREAK THE HVPNSTC SPELL wu\culu\s LASTED FoR U T LT > DISCOUER MIS MAETHC ALL IN THe / CEREBELLUM Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S.- Weather Bureau Forecast for Juneav and vicinity. beginnme 4 v. m. today: Fair tonigh and Saturday; moderate northerly winds. LUCAL DATA e— Barom. Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity Weather 4 p. m. yest'y .29.84 32 89 N 1 Cldy 4 a. m. today..29.99 25 70 NW 6 Clear Noon tcday ....30.12 32 76 w 4 Clear PROSEERMY [S |~ STILLSHOWING |~ <. PWARDTREND - |[Last Official Pronounce-!, ment of Hoover Is Made Public Today | (Cortinued rrom Page One) ndrew Lindstrois HOSPITAL Hansen, who st I at the ult of an ent at the hosp Sabin was admitt ¥ CADLE AND RALIO KEPORTS YESTERDAY L ~ TODAY Highest 8 p.m. Low Sa m Saum Preclp fam temp. i temp. temp._Velocity 24 hrs. Weather 4 . 0 Pt Cldy idy Cldy Cldy Pt I‘Ill_\i Cldy Barrow ... Nome Bethel Fort Yukon Tanana Bagle 8t. Paul Dutch Ha Kodiak Cordova Juneau . Ketchikan Prince Rupert Edmonton & Seattle Portland San Francisco wi international AERISLAR had brought about ¥y new inve: f Am capltal in Fovel Aeronautic Prog /. P. MacCracken, y for aeronautic: \panying repor “phenomenal p ndustry He remarked “unprece d increa transporta- alone,” ‘which reasing the mile 6 mile that the y inges for “very | Demetr] Lu ously injured by J. Mine about a w n ac that there 20 y | h in 36 10 .10 16 46 0 *—Less than 10 mile Paul, Dutch Harbor, Portland and e [BIG FEED GIVEN Clear |den in air NO'TE:—Observations at St. neau, Prince Rupert, Edmonton, Sattle, clsco are made at 4 a.m,, Juneau time. and all th r on hundr The pressure is high throughout treme southwest. It is lowest in the o Island and highest in extreme Northern 4 Precip was general over nearly all of Eastern Alaska yesterday follcwed by clearing except in the Aleutian Island. Temperat chunges have been slight over the Interior during the past t 1 g-four hours. It is much colder in this vicinity and warme than yesterday over most of Southwestern Ala; and the ex- treme north. a except in the south of the Ale ex- brought about levelopment made more able 1 ommercial {lenger on the th cluded. “It has the world, and v record for even become an integral part of.cook as Miss Minnie Flelds, Al cogper of better usuable nents had ation 3 machine come | sion t s od which co tie tonight, boasts a plot furnish a number of “twl the most amazing descriplic is a picture of cross totally unexpected in addition to qualifying the most thrilling product shown on the screen. DOUGLAS NEWS ON HUNTING TRIP A quintet of hunters ccmposed | Marines, this g A of K. W. Chapman, Alex Dunham, |ture features the tingling thril Harold Gallwas, James Manning|rushing locomctives, of govern- and A. E. Goetz left in the latter's | ment aeroplanes, mounti boat Wednesday night for Bear|chine guns and the wild di Creek where they will have four|of a train holdup replete witl days of hunting and general out.|plosions and sudden doath ing. “The Great Mail Robbery” cludes in its cast such well known favorites as Theodore von Bltz, Lee Shumway, Jeanne Morgan, De A. H. Sonsthagen, after a week's | witt Jennings, Nelson McDowell| visit here, left on the Queen Thurs-|and Charles Hill Mailes) and was day evening for Seattls where hp directed by George B. will spend the next three months'mous as the man in assembling his book on Alaska. Holfllmlng of “The Vani expects to return here in March.lcan." Sttt ——.———— + TO SPEND WINTER SOUTH ing Ameri- | el e LEAVES FOR SEATTLE SHOES o Mrs. A. Bartolini who has been _visiting her daughter Mrs. Mike lp Pusich for the past month, left on the Queen for her home in Se- attle. Sixty pairs shoes at $1.00; 40| pairs shoes at $2.00. New and good but cld style. Where saws, | razors, scissors, etc., are sharp-| ened sharp. | AT Mc's 2ND HAND STORE Just across from Model Cafe. —adv, Programs in commemoration of PR G =i, | Thanksgiving Day, were held in HOLSTERING AND the grades and high school Wed-| REPAIRING negday afternoon. i Seventh and eighth grades en-| Repaizing of all kinds on furni- joyed speeches and songs in Miss|ture and upholstering of any Abrahamscen’s room. Miss Crim |description—also kalsomining. H. and Mrs. Chapman combined 'the|C. Gorham., Phone 137, ady. | actlvities of their children in one - —— | entertainment, which featured Can’t Talk to Wi e, plays, songs, and pretty costumes. Too Cross and Nervous| ——————— THANKSGIVING PROGRAMS | The fifth and sixth grades, under ‘Migs Hurst also had exercises. A number of parents and friends vis-} ited the various rooms. » In the high school, the following | program was presented: “Alaska, My Alaska,” song, “Even my husband couldn't talk to me, I was so cross and nervous. Vincl has made me a different and happy woman.”— | Mrs. N. McCall. . MIGHTY BRIDGE TO SPAN COLU k ago, is doing| INMATES OF JAIL| whe Dinner. _High School “When the Frost Is On the Pumpkin,” poem ...James Doogan “Aunt Hodge's Thanksgiving,” skit ~Tauno Niemi, am Cashen, Har- ry Lundell, and Orrin Edwards “Swing the Shining Sickel,” song o “High School »“The First Thanksgiving,” reci- tation ...Hilja Reinikta ¥ “America, the Beautiful” pod igh School #“Mrs. Newlywed's First Thanks- giving,” playlet .. 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