The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 11, 1928, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUl;bDAY DE( 1928. By BILLE DE BECK BARL\LY COOGLE AND ‘;PARK PLUG = PEERLESS BAKERY B DC )D rfifl @ ONCE MORE. s HIS LITTLE JockEY , BARMEY 1S DESOLATE 7 WELL SUNSHINE , AS SIR \SAAC [ NEWTON OMCE SAID ~WHERE THERE'S A WL THERES A WaY ' = T L DO e BVERYVTHING T CAN AND, ReST ASSURED “ou Can COUNT JES' KEEP Yo ENES SHUT BECAUSE u1E 'S GROKE AND UNABLE To HELP THE UTTLE FELLOW WHO WAS WS (OvAL Com PANION FOR SO MANY YEARS THAT HE'S BEEN VERY SICk AND SO HAS SPARK PEVE AND. THEY BOTH MEED CARE AND 2000 FOOD = POOR BARNEY KMNOWS Tige PROFESSOR'S PURSE IS EMPTY AND. AS HIS LOYAL FRIEND HORSEFACE KILQT2 . HAS Gong HOME T& CALEORNIA , THERE 1S NG ONE To WHOM BARNEY CAN TORN FOR HELD QON MEY AW, PULL YOURSELF TEGETHER AND TELL (e ANHERE MY POOR SPARKY 1S I kmow (TS GOING © BURT 16 SEE MY BROWN -EXED BARY N TS TERRIGLE. COND\TION, BUT T MUST GE BRAE \N“ERE AH DONE ToL 8040 AH AINT HAD NO MONEY Fo STARLE .50, Y(_\ MUQYNY GE SHOW HiM Te Yo SPUUSED WHEN AW SHUT Yo ENES Alow © 1928, T King Features Syndicazn. [~ treat Briain rights remerved __— Weatnar Condlhons As Recorded by the U. S. Weather Bureaun Forecast for Junean and vicinity, beginnmg 4 p. m. today: Snow Wednesday; east winds and colder tonight and moderate south- LOCAL DATA > fime— 4 p. m. yest'y. 29.01 4 a. m. today. 99.27 35 97 SE Neon teday 29.32 33 93 SE 1 CALLE AND RALIO KEPORTS YESTERDAY T TODAY — Highest 8 pm. | Low 8a m. Sam. Precip. §a:m. temp. _ temp. temp. temp. Velocity 24 hra Weaihe 37 99 SE 7 Lt. Rain Stations— Barrow Nome Bethel .. 2 i 3 D ‘lear yFort Yukon 2 2 Snow | Tanana w Bagle St. Paul e Dutch Harbor Ketchikan rince Rupert 04 84 ®—Less than 10 miles NOTE:.—Obsetvations at St aul, Dutch Harbar, Kodiak, Ju- * neau, Prince Rupert, Edmonton, S e, Portland and San Fran- cisco are made at 4 a.m., Juneau time. San Francisco Clear The barometric pressure wa W rising this -aornin throughout Alaska and suth as California, the lowest re ported pres: being inches at Cordova. Under the in fluence of pressure tribution, snow was falling the Upper Yukon Valley and as far south as the southern portion ¢f Southeastern Alaska, and rain from Ketchikan southward Colder weather was reported at Tanana, Cordova, and Kodiak, the I tion having reported a minimum temperature of 10 degrees above zero. over DOUGLAS NEWS F. 0. E. AUXILIARY H - IS INSTITUTED Wm. Anderson Jerry Cashen—Outside Conduetra John Mills e elected Stakting off with a cha bership of close to 50, the W Auxiliary to Douglas Aer Fraternal Order of Ragle was duly * instituted in Dou last evening and a permanent organi- zation. which will without doubt play an important part in the com- munity life of the channel was ef- fected. Acting under a special dispen- sation from the Grand Ae P.W P. Sam’ Devon instituted the auxil- fary lodge. Following the ceremonics el tion of officers was Jaws committee appo The officers elect Mrs. John Feusi Madam President. Mrs. Gertrude firesident Elizabeth Feusi—Vice one y by committee consists of Jack Mrs. Alex Gair and Mrs. Robert Fraser. The ond and fourth Monday, of wonth, at 8 pm. were chosen as the meeting dates. | ARG il | i REMOVE TO THANE | | rms 117, E. F. Watkins, wno has been in| arge of the 240 Power plant at| Treadwell for the past three years, with his family has removed to Thane where they will make their home. Mr. Watkins is now con.| nected with the electrical depa: rt. ment of the Alaska Juneau. ————i CLERKING AT THE HUB Junior Past Laughlin—Madam Madam Mrs. /R. McManus has taken al Every Month in the Year 1929 Sales Dates JANUARY 23 JULY 24 FEBRUARY 20 MARCH 20 APRIL 24 MAY 21 JONE 26 DECEMBE! Special Sales Held on Request of Shlppers Advances Will Be Made As Usual When Re- quested—Transferred by Tblegraph if Desil‘edy ; {Ann’s hospital suffering ‘All Barom. 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