The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 24, 1928, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE; MONDAY, DEC. 24, 1928. By BILLE DE BECK HE WHOLE Town'S TALKING ABOUT BEAUTIFUL RACE HORSE ThAT = SUDDEN APPEARED ON THE SCENE. AND ey T TRAINERS INSIST IS HERE o TiE. Scie PURPCSE OF RACING MR GOOGLE '€ HORSE SPARK PLUG, m ONE KNOWS. OF COURSE., That e BVSTERIOUS OWNER WHO 00 ESNT WISH RIS NN?E To BE KNOWM S NONE gmek .7!’4:»: ) " HORSEFACE KLOTZ WHO FEELS THAT BARMEY GOoG: HAS DONE. HIM GRAVE w:\(\u :FLIE WHO WISHES To AVENGE. HIMSELF BY HAVING HIS HORSE BEAT SPARKY, BARNEY'S PRIDE AND JOY. NARCHYIS | DYING HARD | IN GERMANY *“Several Inc'ide<nris Occur to v ‘Show Fires Are Not Quenched By JOHN A. BOUMAN (A. P. Staff Writer) BERLIN, Dec republican government in Ger "’ have failed to quench the hic GREAT TAKING TRAINING 1 N\ 3 ATERRS hae T < ‘!\ A NEW! ALK = THE GREAT ZANAN} HAS Too MUCH DIGNITY To BE N A HAND A Tt OUGHT BARNEY TTRAT GUY CAN WO ALL KINDS O MIRACLES / \’m > oo NEW DEVICE SETS TYPE BY TELEGRAPH A archy. e with the decs n of the Reich a public, e was a storm b in the au municipal council Over lah to remd stat.| ues of Frede Great and 4 ? — Frederick Williz , and to g G nama Hohenzollern strect, Ka D i, ; ‘Wilthelm strect and other thoro TELETYPESETTER TRANSMITTING DISTRIBUTOR sfares, substituting the names EQUIPPED WITH TADE REELS. UPPER HEEL HOLDS 4 & MESSAGE BEFORE SET. LOWER REEL INDS Karl, Marx, Karl Liebknecht, [ TAPE FOR FILING ¢ “Luxemburg & her revolu ary lead motion another step, the time and work involved in transmit- teletypesetter, designed to shorten by " LA Ll g The small boxlike object on a table, through which lent ’ “ ting news from its source to the printed page. » “ carried after v ¥ IIYAx:mxl\].v‘;!m\,' ’.“ 1“‘;.';».‘1“-1 " the white tape runs, i the transmitting distributor that enables the typesetting machine to set ‘|n A N ¢ 'Ll metal lines the news scansmitted to it directly from an automatic telegraph printer wire. An aute S motusty b Nipgtech matie recelving machine punches the tape, and the distributor machine, taking the place of a humas Sorimv gt s dipuet S oplel typesetter, translates it into clectrical energy that operates the typesetting machine. Both Waetype building | s 9 s of the thre . William 1 the opening of a public portrait pictur man empero and intertype machines may be equipped. The invention was initiated by Frank E. T-1 Rochester, N. Y., and by Walter W. Morey of East Orange, New Jersey. er- r Wil-| l‘ King Faatures Syndicate, lne. Great Britain rights reserved. | ick 411 and the former ki T o e RSB T P T S -y s N B TR o 75 e liam II haaging on the walls, were QUEEN FROM SOUTH Haines, Sk and Sitka, and Passenger found to be covered over. Monarch. deliver the Christmas mail for |For Haines Lowe: , *ists among the party demanded WITH LARGE AMOUNT | those ports not tater than Tuesd wy | T. Plowman, Roy Fletcher, M. L.! the removal of the coverings, and| evening,” said C Landstrom. | Young o 8 wordy fight developed on thej OF CHRISTMAS MA““‘ The Queen had aboard a, larg John R. Holler, Mr question whether of not the ex- quantity of K nin, kaiser's picture should be n! The stear.er Queen, Capt. Frank | Coast Coal % 0‘]:0 ksl away. Finally the party broke pandstr dtrived Trom. T south “ i Maryi;Reep, | teaglier 1n up*in disorder, and only & few re-'a¢ § am. Sunda sur. days’ | Dol hud the ““'l Eols v‘l‘\[”]! fshools, ARG MUt} mained to finish the dinner. Christmas mail was aboard the| Yessel sailed for 8 1t 15:20 :,‘"“'" B ""‘""' temalor 13, tet A third coincidence was a libel whip for Juneau which will be the|a-m., today SOhOGT DauE) SREDI, chat i action brought by Herr von Olden- last maii from the States unkil| The following pass PN L o B ieinid ol bl i, 7 burg-Januschau, a former chamber-|next Sunday night. The Queen “Salgrie igpppei Tl o R R lain to the ex-kaiser's court and was geveral hours late in reaching P. Howard, izabeth .« 'ea die-hard monarchist, against here as the ship returned 1o ry Reep, Nan The ‘|,‘e?1;%}f]?;¥9“(v|,l.< Herbert Eulenberg, well known|Ketchikan, when out of that port wels, Fred Dalquis Tre .”;;llx,n 'm \‘\';” & A author, who in his recent Dbook, about five hours, to take aboard| W. Mrs. E. W. Bl o THuAsy the 27th: . at “The Hohenzcllerns,” recalled the mail that was late for delivery|McCord, M W A p. m M’mmw Hall “\14:u-‘.- meni- w story how in 1910 “an East Prus-'from the post office. | G. Campi A Shlgesen, Miss per, 'v”.,[ families ‘.n. invited i sian boor, (meaning Herr Olden-| The steamer is scheduled to re-|P. Berry, V. Davis, Jack Swan-|Good ‘nmw r:w "I]]‘ g ady. * “burg) had'f6ld the kaiser that his turn from the triangle route to| s n, D. J. Willams,| A 3 5 e AR 0 majesty could easily shot the old | Juneau southbound late Wednesday r. and Mrs. M. F. Fuk HIM babbling shop (the Reichsiag) evening. ry effort is going| B Jartolerie and two| Cigars in Christmas packages | with a lieutenant and ten men,” a 1o be made to sentiment with which the kaiser| ——— scompletely concurred. | ENTOMOLOGISTS “ GREAT BENEFIT PITTSBURG Pa., Dec, 24. The absent-minded professor who v pers after elusive butterflies and® bugs with a net comtribu'es *much to the benefit of humanit | o1 pOfmegie Iusttute of Technology here has more than 1,500,000 s mens of bugs, beetles, etc, and| officials point out that were it not for scientific knowledge fur-| nished by entomologists this world would be a mighty uncomfortable | place in which to live. all at the ports of | ste at Pioneer Pool Hall. Christmas Specials MIRRORS, TRAYS, BOOK-ENDS, SMOKER’S SETS from near and far, reveals whi('h: T cosT ™, w*beneficial to mankind, and dis-| o f FRAMED LIGHTS o JUNEAU, $2.25 director eme|: us.nr (".’Ar‘nv zie ‘::'1‘1'1:1 7 o = & i, s 4 : “Ready-to-M«ul”‘ Gift Pictures and Greeting Cards KODAKS IN COLORS Complete Stock of Latest Eastman ' Models ‘wfi:, a native of Sweden, pr “Evérything in Photography” over the museum’s colle #wo others—H. G. Klages and B. Associated with him are Krautwurm—both well-known en-| " Jtnologlfn‘ ENOCH HUNSACKER IS FOUND DEAD ON BOAT Eno¢h Hunsacker, oldtlme,| ‘w¥Ardrock miner and prospector d a resident of Wrangell for any years, was found dead there Saturday on a gasboat own- by bim, according to advices received .at the Governor's Office. Cause of death was not given. Mr. Hunsacker came to Alaska in 1888 and has resided here con- tinuously since that time. He r#ECently made application for a neer’s pension and it was ted to him by the Board of ‘mllonl last Friday. L3 » NEEP Y WP, POOFESSOR TARRT LAST MILE WAS ALMOST A = - 12§ HELLO DIRECTORY T0 CLOSE TONIGHT The -wew telephone directary of |ed with posse the Juneau and Douglas Telephone | ing, Hquor, w fined $ Company is going to press during|costs today by U, S. Comm! the latter part of this week and|'e Frank A. Boyle., i IS FINED FOR POSSESSION by, Deputy Ma 25 John Ursin, arrested last night al Sibley, cha foa of intoxicat- Arg and slon any changes in addresses must be in by tonight or go unchanged.| Fred Dahlquist, Cadastral Engi Tho ring telephones must al-| neer with the U 80 make their orders knmown not|Public Survey later than tonight in order to have' Sunday on the steamer Que He their names and numbers in the has been making sury the new director, southern end of the Division PUSSSSSSS S S S S —— Last Minute Christmas arketing Suggestimls Have you everything you need for the Christmas dinner? Some little items may have heen overlooked. Don’t forget we have them and we wish you a very Merry Christmas. CALIFORNIA GROCERY EAT YOUR * CHRISTMAS DINNER AT MABRY’S TURKEY, CRANBERRY SAUCE, CELERY SWEET POTATOES, VEGETABLES AND CHRISTMAS DESSERTS ALL FOR $1.00 ’ Like the big $1.00 Thanksgiving Day Dinner which proved so popular, so will you enjoy your Christmas Dinner at MABRY’S A Corond for Chistmas A GIFT THAT LASTS Useful Durable J: B. Burford & Co. We also have beautiful Sectional Book Cases A HOT POINT CHRISTMAS SPECIAL A Néw Model Elécttic Hot Point Watte Iron—Price $10.00 A fifteen piece refreshment set “Antique Ivory from Salem” viz: four cups and saucers, two service pitchers, four nine inch plates and one ten and a half inch service plate, price $10.00. Our Special Christmas price for the combination $15.00 .Alaska Electric Light & Power Co. JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS, ALASKA Juneau Phone No. 6 Douglas Phone No. 18 % I A Yetter ta Santa A Merry Christmas To You All Sanitary Grocery PHONES 83—85 e e . CLUB LUNCH Christmas Dinner , 1.25 Potage of Chicken Gumbo. SALAD: Cottage Cheese and Pineapple. ROAST: Young Turkey, Chestnut Dressing and Cran- Garden P in Cream, Whipped Creamed Potatoes, DESSERTS: Hot Mince Pie. Frait Jello—Whipped Cream. Coffee—Tea $1.25-All You Can Eat”’ GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS JOHNSTON'S FAMOUS CANDY Leather Travel Sets Maniéure Sets n Trays Perfumes Compacts Also Jade and Valant Toilet Sets Odd Pieces of China and Brass | Free Delivery Say Merry Christmas with a piece of FURNITURE “ from Thomas Hardware Cé. | Juneau, Alaska