The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 24, 1929, Page 7

AR B ST By BILLE DE BECK \ BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG S HELLO. MR GOOGLE ! WOULD You MIND CALLING I RNOW - BUT MR SMITH AND T AINT BEEN 0N WHOo THE ” yE# - ] » TERMS FOR SIX OICKENS CAN GE MR SMITH WHD LIVES (A5 THE., SPEAKING : i HOLSE NEVO; &?:: ':\;t:&; i He MONTHS -- WUM - 27 d ¥ 3%00(;:67‘:; THE Ango 1E1-|sm' | i S G bevorim £ve ¥ ALL RIGHT ~. HOWR OF THE FoR Nou. Too [ CHAIRS—ROCKE RS-—TABLES———BEDS \lEE? (U“fi B e ke Tl CALL HIM NIGHT Vou —x & | s - v % | e (DReETANT: HD\\;J?R?-E» L2 x 3 and DAYBEDS—SIMMONS MAT- L [ comtumed TRESSES MR sMITR IMONS SPRINGS SIMMONS BEAU FYREST MATTRESSES Thomas Hardware Co. Juneau, Alaska’ \r'_—_—]'a Kit onish housemaid who “keeps| sl 3t - . comp ny” with an' Irigh chauffeur,: Head' Radio Body DOI]GL 4 S played by EQ Kennedy. ‘ i o Winton, getst P Hu gets a telegram that Joha T, Mur-| DOUGLAS AND JUNEAU L Aunt d Un: BATTLE HERE FRIDAY fo vi ] i JUST ARRIVED CARLOAD SUPERIOR PORTLAND L with the twins goes h The third event of the confor ve thelr maney: to ! i \ lence’ series between Douglrs high|young husha /iding he does 1 CEMENT } school. a: Juneau hoop laot guarrel wifa. | | teams, will take plac to-] Am't m Damarest | FEEE AP WL i ) | mofrow evening. Starting #30 o'clock the crowids will et « to pack the old Nat to witr doub B |ansther chapter in the » for | press e maid into rive , while | supremacy between the ol Aun nele a ! | team the hu hunting for ‘a pair | - | M i 2 | Having won the fir fof twin Just as every-! .pp K, Hwt Taylor, superintent: Lumber For Every Purpose nd lost the g s {the serie lis the Dr { win th {the predictions of dop ifigure the Hilltbpper | Whichever tes iwill gain a big a ning the s | Douglas H {tdir cagers of Y2J| jopener of the Havé ‘you gent’ your subserip- 0GR " LIEUT. GARGES IS |tion_Carts’ o the Chamber ot n‘nn’m Jung u‘ 1 ‘r‘: OFDERED TO JUNEAUI(-”I’”‘J’{»]C‘VL i L ¥ Vfl\ e —— --- - -~ y declded to come' ,n¢ of the' radio division of the auffeur grows naval research faboratory at Ana | e More twins begin costia, near Washington, Is the new | - this point, situat'on| president of the Institute of Radic uation develops to entan-| Engineers, ot in ¢ven more! 3 b LR R R R R 7 NG P CHAMBEEN o %OMMERLE predicaments &t Gay uhl Bird” arriv fhelthe Liberiy tonight. in ;;, | C e The body of the ncted fight | are Garden, New York. - | The catafalque s hidden by flowers. d by SetaRbatieti tirst two e 2 . ___Jloss of Mae {shooter 6f the T m, y CROWDS AWAIT RICKARD FUNERAL PARTY AL e e neau girls will no deubt mak | win at lea {fes, will prol a close, hard-fought onc o | | ! | cestseBssen 1 on .:.“..»1 arrived | w2 % past nine | 'MBERTY; I(WI( HT CHURCH ENTERTAINMENT | gational church urday evening to s "wi:h any counter | |’ "LOUISE FAZENDA 18 it LOU ISE. I AZENDA J | AT LIBERTY TONIGHT paads b FITTINTITITS UL i RN b In- “The € .m ()Ill B Bros. presents Louis “THE C'\Y OLD BIRD” |the tnira and greates Also COMEDY ring successes. Directed by i D Hor and NEWS | man Raymaker, it is the ory i mfijfift from KEROSENEFREE \ b For TEN DAYS TRIAL \ z Make your home bright and cheerful, saving oe-half on oil Government and leading University teats prove this wonderful 4 - 7 new Aladdin nearly five times as efficient as best round wick e open-flame lamos. Burmn 80 howrs oa ons gallon. common = "e"’fm‘m""” W exblode; WON GOLD MEBAT IS AR: o operate, won't ex = KNTEED. Prove lor yousseli, without u.k,ME AL AR 5 z 7 Ten lehts Free Trial that Aladdin has no equal as a white light. It not satisfied, return Admirers of the late Tex Rickard crowded into Pennsylvania station_ to await the coming of the p z ) at our expense. $1,000 given anyone shor n us an oil lamp X i funeral party from Florida. Police assisted the party through lines of silent sports fans gathered to equal in every way w this New [nst: t Aladdin. i pay homage to the promoter. i B i L‘(g{.pn'. RET YVOURS m&'g:‘mayu{aor'\ehuw in each ers can be referred. In tHAt way you may get. your own with- E ——— e L L S e e — ON ’jVM"Y ".“E oL %".lf““g’r?n‘ux.unmm write fir:t orw DAY FREE , ance Bues Hopes i TANT B N in Bids, Portland, Ore. ; *On Colomal Wealtl (Continuda rrom Fage One) [ activities of the colonies will be represented in the grand tradition of French exhibitions. Undeveloped riches of this cols onial empire stagger the imaginas tion. Neglected though it has been by the naturally stay-at-home | citizen, rudimentarily equipped and poorly capitalized, it represented rone-fifth of the economic activity Havé You Anythmg toSell? " B Do You Want to Buy Anything? g Do You Want to Trade Anythmg SAILES DA _ FEBRUARY 13 ;)5(;?9},:::; cuunlr)l" thif ye'ar,_] Its MARC[I 13 | commerce i3 at presaf; | : 3 * 4 ent worth more than swonooom i APRIL 17 j L \ MAY 15 IF YOU THEN | France hopes mot only to recpn JUNE 12 ismutc but even to multiply the JULY 17; # ¥ | national fortune by properly ex- > | ploiting this empire. AUGUST 21 SEPTEMBER ‘18 OCTOBER 23 NOVEMBER. 20 DECEMBER 271 - Ports, roads, railways, capitali gineers and technicians are need- | |ed for such work. ~Above all, the jinterest and pride of Frenchmen {at home in this permanent monu:| ment to the work of great French- men abroad must be aroused. The Vincennes Exhibition is lhel key to the plan. i It was under the inspiration of {this exhibition tha tthe colonies |themselves this year got the cour age to devote a billion francs to' modernizing their equipment with out ‘resorting to loans or to the home budget. > The will of Tex Rickard leaves a major llnn of tlu promoter’s e estate to his widow and his daughter, Maxine. His widow gets $50,000 | Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Graves are in‘cash and his real estate holdings in Florida. ‘Hig daughter gets |aboard the Queen bound for Pe- Advertise in Use Classified or Display Each Bring Results & NOTICE—The “ads” in the Empire contain good news epch ‘residue of estate after various bequests are made. tersburg. Dr. Graves is 1'berfl~1 day for man and woman., Read ghen;——kead thcl}l L3 r torial Veterinary and has been — ot with dhiiuieand oo ik carefully—They are News. Remember our Job De- NEW YORK —- Receipt of nl HAVANA - Abolition of the [farmers at Skagwny and Sitka for| gift ‘of $2,000,000,* perpetuating, garrote is under consideration. |the past month. the'pame of Mrs, John D. Rocke-|The government 1 cen mplating | - feller, Sr., is announced by the,the gubstitution of éution| Ol papers at The Empire of-| Northern Baptist Convention. [u .dnnmmm opiates, _ Ifice, 2 y g partment can print anything—large or small.