The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 15, 1929, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, FEB. 15, 1929 TOAT HANBWRITING (S s A TAMILIAR TWE SEEN THOSE SCRAWLS A THOUSAND TiMES = po T aHo KN TRAT CouLD HAvE , SUCH (MPORTANT] QusNEss | WITH e, ;..m‘;wa\‘mfv I \ MR. GooGl Jou CALL AlL RIGHT - 9 ’\fi B Pratures Syadicrle, B, © DOUGLAS NEWS PROBATE CODE IS ISSUE BEFORE WOMENS CLUB * ‘The Douglas Island Women's Oltb met with Mrs. F. A, J. Gall- was Wednesday evening. Work céntered around the Probate Code.| Action taken by the Juneau Wom- en’s Club and published in the Bmpire recently, was endorsed. Misses Dorothy Crim and Mar- garet Abrahamson rendered an especially good musical program. Refreshments were served by the hostess after which the Club ad- jouarned to meet next month with Mrs. I D. Crim. S eee - REBEKAH CARD PARTY WAS PLEASANT AFFAIR ‘Ten tables of whist were enjoyed at the Rebekah card party given last evening in the 0dd Fellow's|” hall. of play prizes were awarded the following: Mrs. A. Shudshift and H., L. Cochrane, firsts; Mrs. J. G, Johnson and Felix Gray, sec- ohds; Miss Elizabeth Sey and Axel Kromquist, consolations. Re- freshments followed the cards. - e ST. VALENTINE CELEBRATED An occasion of considerable pre- paration and much fun was Valen- tine's Day, which was duly ob-| derved by all the grades in the school yesterday. A box was s tioned in each room where the pu pls deposited valentines for each other. Theso were distributed with appropriate exercises in the afternoon. The Third and Fourth grades| were entertained by their teacher Miss Dorothy Crim at her home last evening. The rooms were decorated in honor of St. Valen- tine and the little guests attended im costume. Prizes were given and it was difficult to decode the winners. First prize was award- ed to Vera Kirkham, as a pirate; Wilfred Fleek, who made an ex- cellent Topsy; Ruth Langseth as guneen of hearts; Patty Brown, as a 'maid of the Orient, and Albert Uberti as a clown, merited special mention. “The chief event of the evening wis a track meet in which three téams participated and the “Win-| nerg”’ came out victorious. Luncheon by candle light was | SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION | i No. 2907-A In_ the District Court for the District of Alaska, Division No, {One at Juneau. J'hLIA BENTLEY, Plaintiff, vs. GLENN DALE BENTLEY, De- * féndant. To GLENN DALE BENTLEY, the above named defendant,| GREHTING: (IN THE NAME OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, (' ypu are hereby commanded to ap- pear in the above entitled Court, holden at Juneau, in said Divi- stoh. and District, and answer the complaint of the plaintiff filed againet you in the abeve entitled action, ‘within thirty days from the date of the service of this ons anc: a copy of said com- : t upon you, and if you fail & to 8o appear to answer, for want thereot, the plaintlft will take| f judgment against you for the dssolution of the bonds of matri- mony now existing between plaintift and defendant, and will| apply to the court for the r?“l demanded in said complain copy of which is served herswith and. to which reference is hereby * made. The date of the order for pub- lichtion of this summons is' Feb: vmry 7, 1929. The period of ' publication prescribed in said ordér is four weeks. The first publication of same is February 8,1929, and the last publication of same is March 8, 1929, and tla tfi within which defendant pear to answer this sum- After more than two hours . (3 ml is thirty days after thels ® completion of the last publica- tion. ruary 7, 1929. *'(seal) JOHN H. DUNN, iy, Clerk of the District Court for “ the District of Alaska, Divn. No. I dell; to}gz | story .ummummTuTuuFT’“mnnm Dated at Juneau, Alaska, Feb- = served by the hostess. were present. Miss Josie Hursh entertained the Fifth and Sixth grade pupils in the evening. Refreshments Eighteen | were served and a dandy time was had. The Government school had a party Tuesday night. L geddhe L FINAL TOUCHES GIVEN TO JUNIOR PLAY After dre rehearsal Thursday evening and the matinee this af- terncon for final staging Saturday night at 8 o'clock in the Liberty theatre. The complete cast includes the following parts: Mrs. Baxter, Aili Baxter, Frank Pettygrove; Baxter, John ‘Cashen; Johnnle Cashen; Johnnie Watson, Urho Kromquist; Jane Baxter, Mae Fra- ser; May Parcher, Elizabeth Sey; Lola Pratt, Margaret Fox; Genesis, James Doogan; Joe Bullitt, Tauno Niemi; Mr. Parcher, Harry Lun- George Crooper, Angus Gair; Ethel Babe, Mona Carlson; Mollie Banks, Tauno Willilamson and Mary Brooks, Saimie Kromaquist. Niemi; Mr. Willie “LADY OF THE HAREM" AT LIBERTY TONIGHT “Beautiful slave girla for sale ITow ynuch am I bid?” “Obm hundred dolla: a voice from the crowd. “Two hundred,” chanted anoth- er voice. b “Two fifty,” raised the first bid- der. “Sold!” shouted the man on the platform—and the fortunate bid- der carried away the beautiful girl, It ‘all happencd at a gcolorful slave market sceme in tHE Para- mount Studio recently during tha filming of “The Lady of the Ha- rem,” tremendous spectacle pro- duction of ancient Persia during the days of the Arabian Nights which is at the Liberty tonight. For the scene, forty of Holl wood’s most beautiful girls w dressed as slaves and auction before an audience of several hun- dred prospective purchasers. It is in this sequence that ore of the most dramatic incidents in the takes place. Greta Nis- beautiful Norse screen dis- shouted sen, covery, block and purchased by her lover, William Collier Jr., only to be tak- en from him immediately after the transaction is made by the cruel Sultan. Other featured players in the cast of “The Lady of the Harem” include Ernest Torrence and Lou- ise Fazenda. i ——————— STOCKHOLM.—New and hope- ful prospeets for industrial peace in Sweden have been established by a delegation composed of em- ployers and workers. The dele- gation was sponsored by a national conference of workmen and in- dustrialists. el NOTICE While down town drop in George Brothers Grocery, meet your friends and neighbors, then pay that little account you owe D. B. FEMMER Telephone 114 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII gty 3 ndv Z3 G RESUL TICE IN KETCHIKAN THE EYES OF AND MANY . RESULTS, APPOINTMENTS DR.R. L. “Terrible Jane” is roady! "' Ipear in the District Court for the j‘TPrrltfll\, of Alaska, is placed on the auction| CHILDREN IN EVERY TOWN SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA WITH EXCELLENT MOSCOW.—Russian air routes increased 88 per cent during the past year. The total is now 11, 971 kilometers. The number of passengers transported during thé year was 8,653, .an increase of 22 per cent. There were no casual- ties on any of the air lines. ————————— MASK BALL Fun at the Mask Batl, F2b. 23 lat Moose Hall. Features include 6 big prizes ané novelty numbers by Juneau’s bes dance band, the Serenaders. A ¢pecial prize for |most comic costume. —adv. SUMMONS No. 2910-:. riet Court for th> Ter- ritory or A.aska, First Divi- sien, at Juneau. TOM P. GIANACOPOLUS, Plain- tiff, vs. DEMETRA GIANACO- POLUS, Defendant. The PF IDENT of the United States of America, to Demetra Gianacopolus, the above named defendant, GREETING: 1 You are hereby required to ap- vln the Dis First Divi- |eion, at Juneau, within thirty {days after the last publication; of this summons, namely, within| thirty days after the 15th day of | March, 1929, in case this sum- mons is published, or within for- ty days after the date of its serv~ {ice upon you, in case this sum-| mons is served upon you person-| ally, and answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff on file in said Court, in the abowe fentitled action. Plaintiff, in said action, de- mands the following relief, to-| wit: the digsolution of the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing |between plaintiff and defemdant; jthat plaintiff be granted the sole custody and care of the said min- or child; and for suech other and further relief as to the court scems just, ' i And in case of your failure to appear and answer at the time land place afore mentioned, plain- tiff will take judgment against {you for the relief demanded in said complaint as above set forth. The order for the publication of this summons was made by the Court on the 14th day eof }February. 1929, 1 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court, this 14th day of February, 1929. (Seal) JOHN H. DUNNy Clerk, U. 8. District Couft. First publication, Feb. 15, 1929./ Last publication, Mar. 15, 1929. LIBERTY TONIGHT “The Lady o | . the Harem” COMEDY and NEWS_ ey N6y PARENTS llave Your Children’s Eyes Examined ADVISED THAT THEIR Al%VE BEEN NOT NORMAL. WE HAVE HAD YEARS EXPERIENCE IN EXAM- S AND ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEE IN OUR FIVE YEARS OF PRAC- WE HAVE EXAMINED FITTED GLASSES '{‘S ACCEPTED UNTIL FEBRUARY 17TH—CALL 123 CARLSON 5 OPTOMETRIST Efll E!lmined Glasses Fitted V;jeithfl Conditions As Recorded by the U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast. for Juneaw and vicinity, beginnmg 4 p. m. today: Falr tonight and Saturday; gentle northerly winds. LOCAL DATA Ame— Barom. Temp. Humidity Wixd Velncity Weather 4 p. m. yest'y..30.22 38 98 S Rain 37 98 SE 5 Rain 4°a. m. today.. 80,10 Ncon™ today 30.10 41 920 w 7 Cldy CASLE AND RAD!O KEPORTS ORI © v 0 (SRR ENG ADUNEN ¢ Highest ¢ p.m. Low 8a m. Sam. Preclp. 8a emp. _tewp. i _temp. temp. Va]ncnv 24 hra. w-umm ~14 18~ N Cldy 28 12 .02 Cldy 16 0 Cldy 14 0 Cldy 24 0 Cldy 22 .25 Cldy 34 .04 Snow —_ Clear 0 Clear .48 Cldy 37 Rain .19 Rain 12 Cldy 12 Snow 3 0 Cldy 26 0 Clear 50 0 *—Less than 10 miles. 3tatons— Barrow .. Nome . Bethel . Fort Yukon... "Fanana Bagle .. ? St. Paul . 40 Dutch Harbor.. 46 Kodiak .. . 48 Cordova 40 Juncau .. . 38 Ketchikan . . 44 Prince: Rupert.. 40 Edmonton . 36 Beattle 42 Portland . 44 San Franclsco.. 62 - —S 34 32 28 . 30 82 e - 26 5 sl Paul, Dutch Harbor, Kodiak, Jn Portland and Ban Fran NOTE.—~Ohgervations at St. reau, Prince Rupert, Edmonton, Sattle, cisco are made at 4 a.m., Juneau time. The pressure is high throughcut Alaska except in the extreme Southwest. It is also high ovér much of the ocean to the south- ward, and low in Central Canada end the middle Aleutian Islands. Light precipitation is reported in extremo Eastern Alas- ka, British Columbia and portions of Bering Sea. Clear wéather prevails near the Alaska Peninsula and cloudy weather over the remainder of the Territory. Temperature changes have been slight except at Dutch Harbor where it is warmer and and Kodiak where it is cooler than yesterday. CERTAINY NOT- &- WHAT GLEER 10EAS You'RE Clear ! at Bethel | A COMEDY IN.3 ACTS “TERRIBLE JANE?” Presented by The Junior Class of the Douglas High School. Saturday Evening" FEBRUARY 16TH Liberty Theatre . 8:00 P. M. Admission 50 cents Ferry Leaves Juneau at 7:30 P. M. Your grocer returns your money nt‘moxpme on Schilling coffee, for any veason whatever. Your statement is emugi:.' W; pa_y bm You keep the coffee. This és printed on every coffec tin--and means exactly what it says. e 4 Spices 32Bxtracts on &AR - OH OEAR Tus s ‘rskmm.p,l! I THOLEHT THERE MIGHY B A CERTAIN (ETTER. FOR ME - SNIE SNE TAX NOTICE Second payment of taxes now due and payable. 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