The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 26, 1929, Page 8

R — P : Dazlw Lroas—uord Puzzlv ACROSS European mountains ‘L Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle Distant 10. ll Inner 5. 10. 1. Mine eatrances Evergreen trees Learning Brofiea tn 15. Pertalning to tone Small wild ox of Celebes 17, Supporters 19, Inseet sup- osed to ereep nto the ear 21. But: Latin Parts of feet £1. Mult_beverage Competent Deer's horn . Basis of the metrie system Old times Kind of duck Extent Hajled A brother of Odin 53. Studles 89. Composer of 34, The whole R 56. Squanderers 45, Point of the 38 New: comb. compass form 41. Bombarded 61 Whitest 33, Perlod of fast- 65, Marginal notes Ing 65. Smooth 47. Compound 6. (‘l(y in Mifols ether 6. poems 49. Auricte &, Virie 50, Vessels ennlcedony 51, Takes as one’s 70. Pralse: Scot. own 71, Siverlan river covered kettle Apparition 9. P'ine tree state 30. Sen birds Small ears of lant leaves Hnppening Ceases from labor Percelve . Shore bird Room for stowing goods in a ship or RHH‘(‘Y sta I'l!ll([(‘ul dlcta~ DOWN tor 1. Expression of 5% Familiar name sorrow for father 53, Withered old 2. Rounded pro- itaen bk d 5. Imitates 3. Preceded In uld rock date ender finials D . A Judge of Israel 60. Bones 62. Purpose 8. Symhol for 1. Distant: pre- tontalum fi Slambered ix 9. French article Z3 Vdre- |er | 2 COUNTESS 1S SUICIDENOTE EXPLAINS 1T Handsome Cop Cast Himw‘ |years self Brutally from Her Life, Is Cause | CHICAGO, II, Oct. 26.—Since | October 18 lights burned day and night in the apartment of Mrs.| Eva Waddington Greeley, who call- | ed herself a Countess. Mail accumulated in the hall- way mail box for the Countess. Neighbors investigated and found Mrs. Greeley dead. Beside her body | was a pistol that belonged to Po-|{ liceman John Maier, aged 29, and| also a farewell note to him saying she killed herself. In the note, the Countess said: “I have killed myself because you | cast yourself so brutally out of my life.” Maier said he knew the woman about a month. He is known as FUNERAL OF CHARLES ANDERSON HELD TODAY Funeral services for Charles An- derson, who died of heart failure at St. Ann's Hospital last Sunday iafternoon, were held at the C. W. Carter Mortuary this afternoon af 2 o'clock, the Rev. Harry R. Allen, or of the Lutheran Church, of- ting. Interment was made in ergreen Cemetery. Anderson was born in Sweden 56 ago {of Alaska for a great many years. pa |He owned a second-hand store on Main Street and was especially noted for his excellent work in re- storing camphor boxes and in re- placing red pigskin on Chinese boxes. — .- ALASKA PIONEER KILLS SELF age of 1898 and early resident of Fairbanks, shot himself to death in his room at the Pioneer Hotel, Fairbanks. For about fifteen years| prior to two years ago, Roonpy had lived in Alaska coast towns and Seattle. He then returned to Fairbanks where he had previously resided for more than a dozen years. e Commercial printing at The Em- the "Handsome Cop.” A pint bottle of PUR pire. EX FREE with every quart bottle purchased at 35 cents GARNICK’S, Phone 174 0000000000000 00000000000000000000 Thrifty Housewives SATURDAY SPECIALS YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO OVERLOOK Purveyors to Particular People GEORGE BROTHERS 5 FAST DELIVERIES DAILY 10 am., 11 a.m,, 2 p.m., 3:30 and 4:30 p.m. and had been a resident John Rooney, pioneer of the vint-! |BOYLE RESIGNS GHAMBER BERTH, WILL 60 SOUTH ‘Qults as Secretary of Cham- | ber of Commerce After Four Years Tenure The resignation of F. A. Boyle as Secretary of the Chamber of Com- merce was accepted t d the Chamber will nof an- other until after January 1, it was made known by President H L. Faulkner. Secretary Boyle pre- sented his resignation on account |of the fact that he is going to the States in a short time and will be |absent on business for several months. | He has been Secretary of the ‘local Chamber for the past fouri | years. “His services have been |almost invaluable and it is with | deepest regret that we lose them,” Faulkner said today. Mr. Boyle will end his tenure next | week. | Mr. | affairs which, it is expected, will re- quire considerable time. He will| |return here probably early 'Spring or before. i It was decided by the Executive | Committee to dispense with the sorviccs of a paid secretary during thc\ months of November and De- | ‘cnmbt-r President Faulkner and that some member of the Com- mittee would act without pay. H. G. /| Walmsley voiunteered his services :md his offer was accepted e AMER LEGION MIXER TO BE HELD TONIGHT | One of the most popular events of | the season will occur tonight when the American Legion Mixer is| staged at Wagner's Roadhouse on, i{the Glacier Highway. All Legion- | {naires with cars are requested to | meet at the Dugout at 8:30 o'clock | |tonight to assist in .ampm'mm ‘lhc large crowd which will attend | this affair, to Salmon Creek. | Music, dancing, and a general | good time is promised by the com- ‘mltleo in charge of the evenin entertainment. One of the fea- 'rtures of the evening will be old- fashioned dances such as the polka, schottische, and three-step | This will not be the first time |that Salmon Creek has resounded | with gay laughter and enthusiastic merrymaking of the members of the | i said, | }f———_ | HEAR “ONE ALONE” from the “Desert Song” on Red Seal Victor Record, at temporary quarters over Dr. Pigg's office on Main Street. JUNEAU MELODY HOUSE He expects to leave here on | | November 2, and go to Milwaukee | | to attend to some personal business | il i . Eal 1) / | THE DA]LY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, OCT. 26, 1929. local post of the American chxon The Legion mixers have become most popular and every one {§1ook- ple able excitement anticipation. Through the courtesy of the Elks and keen ing forward to tonight's affair with | NAVY DAY TO Unalga Wi]l Appear in Ful Ledge, members of the cast of | Cappy Ricks” will rehearse in E Hall tonight at 7 o’clock sharp. — -, BROWNIE SWIMS YUKON, THREE CUBS ON BACK A brown bear, which in itself is very unusual, on ts back recently swam across the Yukon river in front of Circle, Sew- ard arrival from the Interior say landing directly in front of the town. Upon reaching shore the Hitile [the Navy Department with the of- ones jumped from the mother's back wpmpcrmg in different directions, | while rush for the woods. The mother escaped but all the cubs were cap- tured and with the exception of one. which became too vicious, are sup- posed to be still at Circle, The same night, following the cubs’ capture, the mother returned looking for her brood and after |prowling about for a couple hours, left that place for evermors. —(Seward Gateway). ————— CALI' FOR BID*® Bids will be received for exten- sions to City Dock Buildings until |°f the Navy, and it has also become in “‘“q‘umdaw October 29th and opened |# custom to pay tribute to him on at 8 p. m, October 29th. Plans and specifications can be examined | t City Manager’'s Office. —adv. R LODE MINING CLAIM LOCA- TION NOTICES AT THE EMPIRE - SALESMAN’S with three cubs, | Dress—Open for In- spection to Public bration thereof will not be held|man.” \mtll Monday when the entire coun-| Tn one chapter, for instance, he will observe the anniversary the organization of States Navy and the founding fice of Secretary of the Navy. The Unitéd States Coast Gu the mother took off with a nd the United States Navy are|only among the old-timers but also cmxpomtmg in celebration of Ns Day and throughout the United|new regime, who say that while| Delicious refreshments were|{ <Te¢ Dellvery Phone 134 States plans have been made for|they do not care to partake in the |servedin the banquetroom through- | WHEN WE SELL IT participation in boat races, base-|old Moslem ritual and do not, for {out the evening. | IT'S RIGHT | ball games, athletic sports, lfldl““‘w most part, even attend mosqu This is the first of a series of | | broadcasts, and appropriate grams and addresses. The cutter Unalga, Capt. Edws p of | S- Addison, will full dress ship on| Monday and will be thrown open; [~ the inspection of the general | public from 1 o’clock until 4 o'clock. | to ! Navy Day happens to fall |the birthday of Theodore Ro velt, who was always a good fr: this occasion. | —————-- Fred A. Sorri, are returning to Juneau on Northwestem SAMPLE LINE OF Dresses See Our Disp MONDAY lay Window IS LAST DAY OF SALE BE OBSERVED i ince Navy Day occurs on Sun-tjonal title of respect “hazretleri” , October 27, this year the cele- | (“honored”), the United wife and chi | visiting In Seattle for several weeks, th phet and as their ethical ideal. They declare that any utterance against him “Squeezes their souls” —this being the Turkish expression to describe unpleasant sensations. SHRINE DANCE ENJOYABLE ONE One of the most enjoyable af—’ lor fairs of the autumn season took | place last night when members of | KQ the Juneau Shrine Club were hosts | CAPPY RICKS at a very lovely dance given in the Scottish Rite Temple. ‘The Ball Room was appropri-| ately decorated in the Hallowe'sn colors of orange and black, and a subdued lighting effect cast eerie shadows on the walls which were occupied by large black cats, tur- tles, owls and bats. ’.,uml on l’roplwt Shocks Young Turks Special Chicken Dinner at Ma- bry's Cafe: Sunday from noon 8 p. m.—$1.00. 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