The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 8, 1928, Page 7

THE GREAY TONAN WHOSE MENTAL POWERS FAR BEYOND THOSE OF THE. CRLINARY HUMAN BEING, % THAT voice S0 FAMILIAR Qo FELY ThaT SoMEONE WAS TRVING- To GET_IN TouCH WITH BARNEY AND AFTER SEVERAL HO URS OF CONCENTRATION; WAS ABLE. To GUE BARNEY THE ADDRESS OF A CERTAIN HOUSE - COMMANDED HIM T Go AND THERE AT ONCE ,AS HE FELT THAT SOMEONE, VERY CLOSE Te RARNEY, NEEDED Hiwy & I COULD ONW REMEMBE! BROUGHT MZ HERE AND THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDA OH, MISTAH COOGLE . AR JES KAEW NGB CUM s < OH LAST FO MONTHS = OH.MISTAN GOOGLE . SINCE YO AN ME AINT BEEN ToGEDDAH AW'S HAD A AWFUL TIME - AnS BEEN SICK WID DE Cwog R WHA KI"\I SPAHKY' S 3 MAH GOCNESS. Q0SS AW'S GiLAD Yo ALl AMNE AH FELT IT (N MAH BONES, AH BEEN WISHIN' FO YO AlL DESE » S BEEN U‘«‘D/‘ UP WID LUMBAGO - DEC. 8, 1928. By BILLE DE BECK SUNSHINE . I FEEL LIKE. A -MINUTE EGQG - T SHOULD HANE NEGLECTED You LIKE THIS = D\D YOU SAN SPARKY HAS BEEN RO 7 WHATS THE WE'S DONE TwANELED ALL OBER D€ HVAR UNITED STATES. BoSS LOOKIN' €O YO = WE WU I CUBA , KAINTUCKY AN ALASKA AN’ GEO'GIA AN EBERYWHA = AH'S DONE. ALL AH CQULD FO' SPAHKY, MISTAH GOOGLE, BUT ANS AFWAID HE'S A GONAH (GuLp) SICk MATTER WITH Him 2 —.Wealher Condi;ions As Recorded by the U. S. Weathe r Bureau cinity, beginnmg 4 p. m. today: winds. Forecast for Junean and vi Rain tonight and Sunday; LOCAL DATA N - Barom. Temp. Hupudity Wird Velocity Weather 6— p. m. yest'y. 29.23 4. m. today. 29.29 ocn ' today 29.02 39 41 43 fresh’ southeasterly 87 86 66 7 12 10 SE E E Misting Rain | Cldy CABELE AND RALI0O KEPORTS Lol L Highest 8 p.m. ts TubDA Low 8a.m. 8am. Preclp, Stations— __nl»mp temp. Barrow -14 | Nome ¢ 2 | Bethel Fort Yukon Tanana . Eagle St. Paul Dutch Harbor Kodiak Cordova Juncau Ketchikan Prince Rupert BEdmonton Seattle Portland San Francisco. NOTE:—Observations at S neau, Prince Rupert, Edmonton, clsco are, made at 4 a.m., Junea temp._temp, Vel 20 20 10 14 8 16 Rain Rain, Rain | Pt. Cldy | Clear | Cldy | " Cldy 10 0 Clear Less than 10 miles. t. Paul, Dutch Harbor, Kodiak, Ju- Sattle, Portland and San Fran- u time. 14 . The pressure remains low throughout Alaska points near Kodiak and moderately high in the Pacific general from Southern Alaska in portions of the Yukon Vall most of the Interior and on t tures have fallen in all parts ") of Alaska. I in the with its lowest Western Aleutian s, and States. Precipitation has been to Oregon and snow fell yesterday ey. The weather clear r he Bering Sea c Tempera- of the Territory except the Gulf | is ov DOUGLAS NEWS BASKETBALL GAMES; VICTORY FOR FIREMEN Winning oy a score Athe Firemen eas High School in their second basket ball game of the season at the Nat last night. Superior shooting and far better flpor work characterized the P formance of the town leam. With the odds of weight and experience against them, the school team gamely fought but was unable to| stem the tide of baskets against sthem. e lineups were as follows: Firemen—H. Gallwas, R. Bonner, fogwards; J. Manning, center; L.| ¢ Carlson, L. Johnson, Guards. High | School—A. Gair, Angus Gair, for. waris; J. Cashen, center; ¥. Potty. Brove, H. Lundell, guards. B. Cash- en:was sub for the High School. As a preliminary, the High| Sgliool girls, meeting the Women's | ‘Town team, made their official #debut, having no trouble in walk- ing off with a 39.8 score when the ? whistle blew, Rast floor work and fine shooting ! ® arg going to make the high school sthjng a difficult nut for aspiring cl pions to crack. e town team played hard but 1 of experience was against them. Next Monday from 6:30 to 7;89 o'clock, when the women meet at z%e Nat for practice, all who arel interested are urged to turn ouf of to 8 " > eups folow: h School—M. Fraser, R.| rdser, forwards; M. Carlson, cen- ; B. Sey, V. Lundell, guards. n team—Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. 8, forwards; Mrs. Dickenson, cefifer; L. Pepoon, Mrs. Kirkham, Budrds. V. Wahto was substitute for the High School and M. Abra- outclassed the! | S [Douglas Church Services Notices for this cturen column | must be receivel by Tke Empire (Dot later than 10 o'clock Satur- | #ay morning to guarantee change »f sermon topics, ete. T Dougias Hl’r;si:;t;'ianhilntive | Mission Sunday Scnocs- 30 Sermon at 3:15 p. m. 7:00 p. m.— Thursday—Mid- week prayer service. | All are cordially weicome to these »aryices, |} Dy All services 1n tne new church. No mass, 1:00 p. m.—Sunday School. No evening services. P. ouglas Catholic Church 'I:' (5 e e o i | St. Luke’s Episcopal Thurch | | Evening Prayer and Sermon a 7:30 o’'clock. il | Congregational Commnn—ikv Church L. D. HAMMOCK. vay Pastor Sundcy School 10:30 to 11:30 L m, Regular Sunday services 11:30 A m. to 12:30 p. m. —————— “GOOD AND NAUGHTY” AT LIBERTY SUNDAY tractive girl ly more efficient than companion, according Negri. ‘She thinks less of her personal appearance and more of her work, and is often one of these unassum.- ing creatures who are the dynamic force of many large American busi- ness organizations. 1s general. her pretty to Pola #hamson for the Town team. in the second and fourth quar- * ters the High School second team subktituted for the first string| ! girls, —— . ROUGHING IT imer E. Smith has been spend- the week at the Gerard camp | npar Bear Creek, for a general outlng and rest. He was expected *home today. — e FADA ALL-ELECTRIC BADIO : ) Sty : e in and hear the New All-Electric Seventy. Last in radio. Open evenings. strations in your home if you wish. Teléphone 429. Radio Electric Company MARTIN LYNCH. ——e e — VANITY KODAKS 5 -our line. Winter and Pond Co, adv. [2 Fy “It is possible to be both at- tractive and efficient,” says Miss Negri and it does not require ex. pensive clothes. With a little care and attention, wise choice in what- ever she wears, and a thought on how to emphasize the charming features which every girl possess. es, any ugly duckling can become a swan.” Ih her latest Paramount picture,| “Good and Naughty,” coming to the Liberty Sunday, Miss Negri portrays the type of girl referred to. Love for a man inspires her| to throw off a dowdiness and art- fully reveal her feminine loveli-| ness. -The man in question is Tom Moore and Pola wins him. . Malcalm §t. Clair directed “Good and Naughty” in which Miss Negri aptly illustrates the contention here discussed. 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