The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 7, 1929, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPJRE, MONDAY, OCT. 7. 1929. * THE LUXURY HUSBAND st o ras s - ool s \TANT Yo WORRIED) [ [iM FER BUMPIN ] NN, RATT WE E P anw oy HArhie sRuD ;}IEVF: LIVED IN YER ALIVE TOot’ L Two oF THE BLOOD'THIRSTIESj 1S YER \] ABOUT HiM?2 HIM OFF WHILE J DONT WANT DEM SYNOPSIS: Bartara Landon. |und Ry were diiving happily GISEY'S-‘W%'E%I?ODGE TELL THE DOPE-SMUGGLERS, THAT HUSBAND, |~ DE BLUMPIN'S H DICKS THEAR DE %o Bay Lowther, when ne sad~ |ing with delihi i iadies| || ALL SUMMER, IN — TALE’ ' WORRIED? NAW! . T ROAR OF OLR r ‘:11.1‘11'[';‘ ¥ o o lay x::‘ : ::w‘l:l‘z,-x:l))(: FEAR OF OUR ! NUTHIN' NEVER ‘ | s i swung: merrly oind 1l JMIELTE L!\/F:SfIJ “1 \ HAPPENS TO adly on shipboard, |the tune of “Ta Bouche” churned | —, b PAW! HE'S stil esperately tric piano. 1 pEts ' in love with Ra \{l:m‘v«l» t:u- lw&ln hized that tune in-j | ! 5 ol @ TOO DUMB. name of fot al'ow her wealth to p i brought their marriage, as Ray Qocs. She deiiberate] hers ! n Ralph Lunting noble mad effert to w Ioves s climaxed that > memo with flirtation to cover 1d empty t a costume futy. B a pretends she is 2 e ; = 7 drunk and is about to stage a (ride’s over. Want e 2 == 11l N 2 = @aring dance in (he smo one?” i : R~ goom, when Ray dashes in and But she shook her ¥ i and ; ; - satries her to her stateroom. |they went back to their ta LAY PLANS FOR FIVE POWER DISARMAMENT PARLEY :?L ,C,?n,imuc. lO[L;p Convinced that she needs him, Soon they entered the Bois de S . p ute the b “U'km ‘Snfl‘““‘ pit Ray relents and agrees to mar- | Boulogne, too happy for cc PR P s gyt sy The Arctic is one of the best | known amusement and recreation in the city. It has been #y her despite the difference in (tion as they drove along the wind-. their fortuncs. ; roadway to the Pres Catalin! re tea, dancing and chan 1 v 8 afl | T for years by Mr. Housel. pagne are all in order any after- | ope: 1\(1:::!‘;1[::07[' ‘in‘):nl - | Holmes Brothers operated the They were married \n‘ Paris thre They selected a table on the ver- i(.)l,\'mplc Pool» Hall here for several days later at the American consu- [anda, and while the waiter was years, selling it about two years ago. | gl late with two strangers for wit- bringing their tea, they danced. It f F ! fesses—for Barbara had told no|was the first time he had danced "LODEOI\’:IIP‘JENG T(,LAIMELOCA- one of her projected marriage. with Bar! in three ye: ‘ ()N N,,_E,S A ;rnz MEHEE even Mrs. Trenton-Jones, Tk R ize that we're mar- p : Now, as she and Ray stood to-|ried” he said presently. “I seems Theres a géther on the crowded boulevard 'ak after the ceremony on that hot| *I rtsk in takmg( June 'day, it seemed to Barbara as | ried though Paris were the ideal city for plied & wedding. | But, at that, noticing the old Parfs, Barbara thought, was stubborn look creep over his face, dtbssed in the height of fashion, she hastened to change the sub- we weren't mar- ” she re- | | | | | ‘short cuts .. [ cooking, also in | ; roasting coffee CouNTLESS recipes tell you i to add ingredients a little at a time. Hills Bros. roast coffec the same way. A few pounds at a time—never in Their patented, con- tinuous process— Controlled 4 . Roasting—produces a match- | less, uniform flavor such as i Assoclated Press Phot o othe ciffee President Hcover and Premier Ramsay MacDonald (left) are taking the lead in preliminary nego- + . tiations for a five power naval disarmament conference next January. Prime Minister Hamaguchi of | Japan (lower center), Premier Mussolini of italy (upper center) and Premier Briand of France (lower | [LLILS BROS ) are expected to receive invitations to the confercnce soon: COFFEE : LED AR New Ford Fordor Sedan Store and Pool Room from Dave THEIR TEAMS TO VICTORY, |ARCTIC POOL ROOM | Is An Economical Car ousel by Holmes Brothers was an- O dr. . gounc‘c:lolfm,\'. thfc:‘:;\ considera- at?;n‘t’gg.mé?ve :‘;’; to Drlve SOLD BY D. HOUSEL| % { ©1929 ; Purchase of the Arctic C)gar; PNV tion not being made public. The chance to prove it lnew owners have already taken pos- Your grocer returng your money instantly if you don’t like Schil- ling’s best. Your statement is enough. He pays you. We pay s him. You keep the pepper. And the best costs no more than the next best. Cloves Mustard Y7 47 Spices S aking Powder 32 Extracts Tea _HAIIS"@:\BW i e cofeer | 4 Married—and like two gay children spending a honeymoon in Paris. e A L0 o 3 SV S5 swirling her short frilled ¢ ject. with all her jewels sparkling in the Later, while she was pouring the orystal sunlight. And the Parisi- {tea, Ray said suddenly: ans were none the less gay as they “It'll go hard with me, Barbara, gfuntered from shop to cafe, wher: | watching you dancing with those fitbund little tables in the open, |other fellows while I'm tooting my they sat and gossiped tne hours | blasted old sax.” away. She looked at him in amazement “Whenever does Paris work, I| “What are you talking about? Of wonder,” mused Barbara. Then | e you won't be playing the tightening her hold on Ray's arm, |saxophone. Youwll be dancing with she murmured, “But it's wonderful, |me isn't it?” He put down his teacup abruptly. And looking down at her he re- “Just how do you figure that? | peated, “Wonderful,” although What do you think the ship takes ‘was not referring to the city. me along for? To give the the rest In her red-brown suit with the |cur Jittle cloche hat that almost, but| “No-o, but now tnat we're mar- not quite, hid her shining metallic |ried you'll become a passenger and hajr, she seemed to him so ador- | share my stateroom, of course.” able that he completely forgot the | She flushed slightly and, looking reason’ he had married her. He|down at her plate, she commenced | remembered only that he loved |cutting a piece of cake into minute | her, had loved her for years, and |fragments. that now she was entirely com- Ray was silent, staring straight | ECONOMICAL because of its low first cost, and low il cost of up-keep. Economical because it has been made to stand up under thousands and thousands of miles of steady running. An indication of the built-in quality of this car is shown in the extensive use of fine steel forgings. More steel forgings, in fact, are used in the new Ford than in almost any other car, regardless of price. Come in and learn about the safety, comfort, smoothness and alert performance of this car by driving it yourself. You'll know it’s a great auto- mobile the minute you take the wheel. . I=IIIIIII"flIlIlIIIIIllIIIIIlIIIIlIIIIIIIIIiiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII||III|IIIIIIIIIlIIllIImIIIIIII California Grocery PHONE 478 TR Juneau Movors, Inc. L LT T LA pletely his own. |ahead of him. Bince the night of the fancy dress | “That's mighty sweet of you. Bar-| ~ . WE BUY RIGHT dance there had been considerable |bara,” he said presently, “but it DUTCH ZWILLING ~ : gossip as to what had come over costs money to transfer to the pas- z = e Barbara Landon. She was rarely !senger list.” | Assoclated Press Photo IGHT 5 on _deck, even her meals she| “But surely, Ray,” she said soft-| Here are managers of three big minor leagus pennant winners. WE SELL R "1 I had served in her stateroom. {1y, reaching for his hand benecath| ZWwilling’s Kansas City team Is the American association champion; FOI‘ (.. ean in the Southern t disturbed by the change in|the table, “you know that what| Dobbs headed Birmingham to its second straight fi e Boutneg |money T have is now equally yours | association and Southworth did likewise for Roch | 4 71 mational, f conduct was Ralph Henderso 3¢ could not understand it, unless, | ‘ @8 it was rumored, she was ill. This| He shook his head and pressed | the . 3 4 3 i d to the wake which « beemed to him the only feasible |his lips tightly together. Y AKUT AT ARE A Z:s‘f:jm; for m‘:“,‘;; of th s‘ea- xplanation. | “Sweet of you again, Barbara, but | son. Later it is probable he will } had consoled himself with I told you I couldn’t live off your| to Sitka for the winter. thotight until that very morn- | money. Don't you see that you.- | 4 20730 Hitka. for 'the ‘winter ng at Cherbourg when he knocked |self?” 1 af Barbara’s stateroom door and| She didn't, but she was wise — e iad been informed by her steward|enough to pretend to. | HAWAII ‘SLAND t Miss Landon had left the] “Of course. Once home we'll find | UF ED ship two hours previously. you a decent job—" | ’ SHAKEN AGA'N Long-buining NUCOA (now in stock) per pound ....... 30c FRESH SHIPMENT GRANDMA’S CAKES Small Walnut Cakes, each .................... 20c USE NANAIMO SCREENED Pacific Coast Coal Company H. G. WALMSLEY, Agent. PHONE 412 Large Devil’s Food, Chocolate, Tutti Fruitti or Walnut Bars, each _........... 35¢ ::'l'hundcrs(.ruck and, not knowing | He broke in harshly, “A decent | t to make of it he rushed in|job? What's wrong with it?” | - = =~ gearch of Mrs. Trenton-Jones in| She tried to be tactful. JCannerles Get Good Packs 1 he uld throw| « g o ) the hope that she coul Well, dear, people might look| — o, 1 Escape of Flsh Is O T T T T TR §@me light upon the matter. But upon it as rather a joke. Of course,” - HILO, Oct. 7—The severest shock | Mmmmm I nsurance Makes the H ome t: it appeared, was equally lné;he added hastily, “it'll be delizh:-‘ Consndered GOOd of the present series of seismic dis- """“m "I" I “l "“ “ Imm I I ' muym I 5 dark. |ful for you to keep up as a pas-! turbances shook the Island of He- | Y» FROM —- P ble {#The Englishman groaned. ~ Al-[time.” | The best red salmon run in the |waii, stampeding patrons in a mo- | T0 ‘ E n oP : 0SSl ready he was seeing the checks 12| “That's where you don’t under-|nistory of the industry was experi- |tion picture house into a EUR o P E u It takes much more than wood and nails, or brick # fd signed in his imagination dis-|stand, Barbara," he told her blunt- \cnced in the Yakutat district, ac-|breaking dishes on pant B R E M E N & HAM B u R G [ and mortar—or even Edgar Guest’ z‘H P i m:: into thin a:;l U;dvr‘n--"y‘ “I love my work . To me jazz|cording to Warden Harry Pryde,| It is believed that the last . . T Livin’,” to make a home. i : 0 Breath he cursed Mrs. Trenton-|is an art, the same as if T were n United States Bureau of Fisheries, |was the most serious of tr RECT SERVICETO ! P ; " Jones for not being a more compe- |painter or a writer. I'd be miser- |who returned here Saturday after (lors. No persons were i e R:cT Fno " DI e ‘ Insm:ance makes it possible for you "o bu.lld’ tent chaperone. able if I had to give it up.” | spending the summer in that area.|no property damage re: | MONTR EAL MONTR EAL and ‘lt protects you afterward. The materials He mggested that g0 to: (Copyright, Dual Press) |Oldtimers of the area said they had iy g T Gaai 145 et A are ‘“f]‘-“'gd before you get them. The house is gether to Paris in the hope of beinz 9 Inever seen fish more plentiful, he R 1 crass Rosds Y5 i insured during construction. The banker de- fi:fim zar::;s.mey earned| gobeivs milons! Wil they | old AETURYS HoMB i THIRD CLASS . . .. !l“fi Regular Service | | mands insurance that his money may be safe- e stew 4| shatter her happy romance? | The escapement of fish was ex- Z ROUND : 78.00 to guarded. —You would not dare risk your in- would be back the follow-| Continue with tomorrow's in- | ccllent, particularly in the Setuck | Mrs. Harry Sabin and baby hOYi LS o “A l'l FA x vestment without insurance even if ygu could morning before the boat went stallment. |River where the Bureau is main- 11:,2 gieSiine Hapial this mogs NEXT SALLURN, mm e raise the money. 4 . Southampton. That, at least, |taining a weir. The medium red jr ome on Main Street.| , OCT. 26, NOV. 16. 1 | " Send for friends or relatives in | Through insurax'lce r tream of h d L) some small comfort a&s th Have you triea tne Pive o'Clock run was not so large, however, as| . onp - ' .1 Burope. North German Lioyd oo n v a home an ! around in a little gre=n| Dinner Specials at Mabry's Cafe? ihe reds and Kings. 1 MINING CLAIM LOCA-|| FAST EXPRESS SERVICE Reprosstatives will arrange all appiness is made to come true. } taxi from one hotel to another, | — —————————————————— |y Libby, McNeill & Libby Can- TION NOTICES AT THE EMPIRE|| FROM NBW YORK—FIVB details regarding passports, eto. Let local t tell Ssoun: L VAt one of the smallest hotels tic | nery packed in excess of 55,000 cases — amms || DAXS to Cherbourg and South- ¥ 1 . ’ i Sfik‘%‘e'n ]e e shoyt d passed over the name) o o g yg pgm give your of all varieties. The floater Re- '| ampton. Six Days to Bremen... NORTH GERMAN ire Insurance. . and Mrs. Ray Lowther printing that moi | triever jhad more than 6,000 oase;. 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