The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 19, 1929, Page 8

Daiiy Cross-word Puzzle THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, OCT. 19, 1929. FOX APPOINTED | " Succeeds Jadwin : - | without cost of royalty. The Ameri- | can Legion, however, is to be com- ended for its choice of this par- COUNCIL FIXES NEW BOOKS ARE by J. 8. Fletcher; “Bad Girl,” b Vina Delmar, and “The Saga o NOW AT LIBRARY |Biy the kid” by Walter Nobld | | Burns. : UNIFORM F'NES The following new books have T S S been received at the Juneau Public | EVANS DUE AT 4:30 | ; of this community. Knowing that Library and are now on the shelves | k | i & | the people of Juneau are interested . . {ready for distribution: | Steamer Admiral Evans is duc i » : i in and depend to a great extent One and Two-Dollar Fines| “The miack abbot” by Edgar|port at 4:30 oclock this afternos hi 5 | P. |and win & 1 upon ships and shipping, the Le- ) T Wallace; “The Devil of Pei-Ling,” |and will sail for the westward abou PR gion decided that “Cappy Ricks,” fOl’ QVE!’ arkmg &fld by Herbert Asbury; “The Portrait |6:30 tonight. ; ;s with its story of ships, sailors, and Failure to Stop Invisible,” by Joseph Gollomb; “The La tter Resxgns as U . . s the sea, and the shipping business Magic Casket,” by Austin Freeman; | $1.00 TURKEY DINNER Commissioner WI“OX to | % in particular, is specially appro-| Uniform fines for overtime park.'“Pomt Counter Point,” by Aldouls‘ At MABRY'S CAFE Sunday, 14 o priate for presentation here. All|ing and for cars entering streets Huxley; “The Three Days Terror,” |noon until 8 p. m. —ad 18, European manntains Not complex . Attention Bring forth Kind of palm young . Regulntlons . tireat Lako Condensed Not so hot molstore Bay of the . Greenland ucean settlement Freedom from ! Shallow dish dirt Trim ind_of beetle Princely house | lor of Italy Encourage 4 |ticular play. The Legion is stop- _ACRos Solution of Yesterday’s Puzzle 1% Smaller BY HARDING Tn | 3 | ping at no expense in their efforts Y "b'h!'. 13, Irish 3 v : |to please the theatre-going public A cer Gynt's mother Worker In slate Narrow strip of bonrd Lonthest . Interprets . Cessation: collog. . Tune ount a radio station 5. Win . Small valleys Merehandise Infant Faucet 684. Click beetle Springs 66, Throat orna- . High temperas ment ture 0. Pufl up Anesthetle 71. Holder of & . Halts Godly woman: abbr. Oar pins . Muse of Iyrle poetry 5. Former gold coln of Zea- Iand . Journoy Swiss river Fun Wriggling . Bave from punishment . Color DOWN Egg-ehaped Crossbar om Knock an_eseuteheon Day's march . Laymen . River of for . Chroniele getfulness Satlated agaln Competent 5. Metrle land 1. Superficlal mensure . Thas _ Skin Frightened ectrified pare Sag: Beot, 19, Of reeent origlw Parent Come from Hyder A. W. Fox, former loc and now United States Commi | | | | er at Hyder, has be nted ¢ a similar position in , iU was announced today by United States district Judge Justin W. Harding. The appointment is ef- fective November 1 Mr. Fox will succced Judge Frank A. Boyle who resigned several months ago but who wa sprevailed on by Judge Harding to remain un- til November 1. Judge Boyle is compelled to go to the States in the near future to look after some realty interests and this may take some time to complete. He i tends to return here as soon as pos- sible and will re-enter private prac- Associated Press Photo Brig. Gen. Lytle Brown has beer selected by President Hoover to be chief of army engineers succeedin/ Lleut. Gen. Edgar Jadwin, LOCAL THESPIANS SGON TO PRESENT GOOD, FAST COMEDY The local post of the American Legion is producing “Cappy Ricks normal people enjoy laughter, and there is a wonderful vein of comedy running throughout “Cappy Ricks.” There is an old Arabian proverb to the effect that many good laughs are better for one thanj much bad medicine. If there is truth in what the Arabs say the people of this city are sure to be healthy for a long time to come as there are a great many big |laughs in the comedy “Cappy The members of the cast are en- | thusiastically rehearsing the play and are sure to give a very inter- esting interpretation of the com- ed Some headliner musical fea- tures will be introduced between the acts, and altogether “Cappy cks” is sure to furnish an eve-| ning of joy and happiness for all from alleys without first coming to a stop were fixed last night by the City Council. Autoists violating the 30-minute parking provision of the new traf- fic code will be fined $1 for each offense, and those violating the stop clause will be assessed $2 for each offense. Wwith Mayor T. B. Judson and Councilman D. M. Bothwell ab- sent, the Council took up but few matters at its last night's session. Councilman W. S. George presided as Acting Mayor. Mayor Judson has been absent on a hunting trip since October 7, with a party on the gasboat Dar- ing, Capt. Abe Hanson. It was expected to return sometime this week and is now one or two days overdue. No alarm was felt, how- | LEADER | DEPARTMENT STORE GEORGE BROTHERS ; HOME of HOLEPROOF HOSIERY and MUNSINGWEAR SOMETHING NEW Wright’s Mayonnaise in quart and pint fruit jars selling ISHBEL MACDONALD REVIEWS GIRL SCOUTS %3 ] BUet b W for .many ¥ at the Coliseum Theatre, October Who attend. — Reserved seats On|cver, as weather conditions have| LR el i as U {touch of the sea to give it added Companies. Popular prices Will|yp on that account. Dractioe of law at Ketchikan and particularly interesting to resident $1.00 TURKEY DINNER Commisioner at Hyder. ppy Ricks” 15 a so-callec 3 3 % Mabry's Cafe tonight. —adyv. |the local Pioneers in observance of Chop Suey and Noodles at |0f producing it. There are man though the festivities lasted well (the dealers covered their gaming as they returned to their homes It is difficult to say whether thc‘ during the evening—the area second-hand goods dealer. ning to the limit, while the dancing I H f the fl had to b d o e floor ha e removed to n Kinghorn, wellknown resi- | Do - 1 J yesterday on a warrant issued by |connccted with the Alaska Rail-| entertainment and a most enjoy- ] e‘l('hes n heavy Syrup’ I\O' own. He was taken beforc Com-!the past season, returnirr home | Delicious coffee, sandwiches, cake not furnished i NOTICE Sl 2 1'2 SIZE, CAR . .. oo v o sivnni 35(: Mars . H. Caswell. He is al- | Douglas . m. after the “Days arshal W. H. Ca: e is al ouglas at 1 a. m. after the ay: M. B. Dahl, Hood Bay; A. Fern; crate ... . il gt SN H - 5 E J. O. Stenbraten, Taku River; S. tice in this city. 2 % 28 and 29. The theme of the play Sil¢ Wednesday, October 23, at both |0t favored deer hunting and it ::L‘::y c;?ril;:ka”:: ((1)1{;[:(:"6“1‘ "lis chock full of rare humor with o the Butler-Mauro and Juneau Drut|was believed the party was held i T prevail. signed |Attraction. The play’s connection Prevat b e S amal i?:stl::a‘)tm;::i‘g:ctrr; cn}:-I:':Cm l'iw {With SaSnen; KO3 SREAEIDL De o F & “ QR” sag DAYS OF ’98” PROVE later moved his office here. e |Of Jumeau because of the Capital At MABRY'S CAFE Sunday, 12 Was' agpofted from here o be geographic location. uoon uAHHG Y ey Siat imnd e 1 TONIGHT fhe “Days of '98” celebration S o e play, and 2 price must b2l opop Suey and Noodles at|staged last night in Elks Hall by TONIGHT d the authors for the privileze s > g A —o— Alaska Day brought this illustrious . t. —ady, Older plays and entertainments of LODE MINING CLAIM LOCA- PRGOS g 3% Joss merit, which can be presented, TION NOTICES AT THE EMPIRE|“Iniversary to a fitting close cven into this morning before the musi- jcians put their instruments away, tables, and the laughter of the guests had drifted out with them and left the hall in quiet and peaceful darkness. dancing enclosure or the gaming tables enjoyed the most popularity = — around the tables was decidedly FORMER JUNEAU MAN that he did not own to a local} crowded and the games were run- HELD UNDER ARREST, - became so popular that the wooden fOr. ;i iveainines s 90 ciand®le KINGHORN RETURNS barricade enclosing a limited area ! =2 | (Made by the makers of Kraft Cheese) J. P. Johnson, formerly of'this) J i : - e care for the ever-increasing crowd. city, ~was arrested at Ketchikan|dent of this city, who has been | - ) v |A spirit of hilarity pervaded the Judge Frank A. Boyle, charging|road steamer Gen. J. W. Jacob: able time was had by cveryone at- 3 . him with selling property not his|operating out of Nenana, during tending the affair. d 2 1'2 SIZC’ can ........o... SSC hissioncr Amold at Estchiken Who| early this woek d e vere s evsll - Apricots, bepk frage; Ne. fixed his bail at $1,500 which was| - during the course of the evening. Johnson will be prought back —_— - a1y here today by Deputy United States| Special Ferry leaves Juncau for AT TIéEJL(ZTELS Hl" S COfiCC, pOUl‘ld AR & 48C o i 98" § P Te ]cgcid to have sold someiiurn ture | of 9&% Dance tonight. adv, i 3 M. R. Olsen, Harry Pechan, Ju- Cannlng PLaLheS, 16 pOund | X ’ . i 3 : % neau. i : _ v A PHONE 174 f Zynda A. B. Chapman, Juneau. - LET Amqui». riess ¥our Sult We call and deliver. Phonc 52 The Old FUR CO U&l SALE , A Big Reduction Made On All L.unch Room FUR COATS E. Beck, Funter; H. Magorty, Ju- ° ° = &5 % L - P » »s 5 G neau. Garnishing | T H ughter of Great Britain's prime minister, reviewed the Girl Scouts, an organ- 2 m'.!."fi'..’?.?i.."’&‘:'.‘ ’Hdo.ov'fl: s much Interested. She Is shown with Mrs. Hoover In the center of the @group at the White House. 40c per jar GEORGE BROTHERS Purveyors to Particular People 5 FAST DELIVERIES DAILY 10 am., 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 3:30 and 4:30 p.m. Illll‘l‘llll‘ll!l‘lllllll"IIIIIIIIIIIIHIllll_!ll!llIllIIIIIIll"IIIIIll"IIIIIII"IIIIIIIIIIII Will Be Closed All Day MONDAY, OCTOBER 21 Mo TR UL GOLDSTEIN'S EMPORIUM RO RO OARARAORY Commencing Tuesday, October 23, and thereafter daily it will open at 5 a. m. and close at 10 p.m. MR. TAX PAYER You can thank your City Council for a sav- ing of approximately $100 PER MONTH. That is what the Hart Oil Burner installed in the City Hall is saving the taxpayers of Juneau. JOHN H. 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