The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 5, 1930, Page 6

& A THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1930. T BHG 5 HOT POLLY AND HER PALS by FRANK L. PACKARD - SYNOPSIS: Enid leaves the |[“Learn to \ he grinned Z RB'g Shot's home and goes to |“Youll have to before the night's ié her reom at Martha Debbins', 1t, and you might as well start e with the gang leader. The fu- |in now. Sorry I can't stick arpund| i —r X e ture ic uncertain, She is deter- |until Martha telephones, but I'll be mined to save the Big Shot |back later, and by that time you'll from juctice if he is her broth- have heard from her. She'll put or and her sweetheart, Phil | straight—you'll see! And Il from his vengeful [be here so's you can give me the The Big Shot demands |once over to prove it. And"—he nitof of her strange story of |was out in the hall now, and his how she bocame cnmeshed in |words came banteringly—'give my the a tivi of gangdom and |best to dear old Martha is eonvin He rejects her prof that h her missing bi ther and her he is glad, foo he loves her. Enid tells him that if he is not her brother the feels only loathing for him. ol 2 He was gone. The front door |closed behind him. She heard the whir of his car started away | She groped her way almost blind- |1y back to the desk chair and sat| Her brain was in a riot, in i /) 2% - © 1930, Newspaper Featur ¥ ( ] He tells her he has asked Mar- | Dramatic Reading: “The EIf| vicions of the Cappe ekl rge aperd | e umn“:“) ner .\m)‘lnn.;mn; s Child"—Marie Fox ? DR. BUNNELL RETURNS to Alaska has b IS TODAY M tall her by long distance so she | vas prompting her now DOUGLA S Violin Solo: “Simple Aveu,” Fran- : Congress 'and favorable hearings \ | may ascertaln whether her |She Bicked up the telephone book e cis Thome—Geneva Feero, FROM EASTERN TRIP ycre hua‘betore committees of TO NEW Lg(‘:li}r{l‘?ON‘ BE HELD TOMORROW |3 brother bore any distinguishing found the number, and called lht" Vocal Sulq. “Neath IIBWaH;:!\!‘ both the House and Senate while bring Herald-Star. | NEWS st Hawallan Native Melody- Dr. Bunnell was in the national | After a few minutes she pushed | tal’. "This Ach ‘carsiss’ with |the telephone away from her. No ‘ it Federal funds for land grant one there knew where Phil was 1ehout the country, but Ll -Ketehum A HARRIS HARDWARE HOXIE FUNERAL WILL The Har: moving today Street to their n: nerly occupied b e Store 15| The funeral ser South Front re. buildir the McC vicos for Charles Hoxie who died yesterday morning ™ will be held tomorrow afternoon at 30 o'clock in the Juneau-Young - | Dr. Charles B Bunnen, pr ’ I the Alaska Agricultural Col ding: “Finnigan Chapter 27 —Helen Stragier. and Schdol of Mines, v his morning for a few I | BY WAY OF EVIDENCE | There was no way of communi- | gs: “Hear Dem. Bells..D.. S i“w g L s e e Martha; Martha—on the long|cating with him now, unless—un- ANDREWS SHUWS sh; “Just Smile,” Parks—Di H.| 0, *C7rc Forshwes F e lotments at present. It is to cure i Chapel under the auspices of ths distance! less he telephoned. i i oy [ BB Rl to his homs | (Lt e gialation. nas | o, AN th Douglas Eagles, Rev. E. F. Bauers, % Enid’s hand trembled as she| The silver-framed photo lying on JMovieview of Alaska—Mr. Ed | ; ‘_‘" s after spend besn . introdiicsd: cated by the Ha Cas officiating. Juneau Eagles are re- ) swung around in the desk chair and [the desk where Roy had left it at- M v ,‘\lt)(s in YVm,l;\n\x:Lo:x. D. nts quested to meet the ferry from $ lifted the receiver from the hook.|tracted her attention. Mechani- | To e money for their plclurnr: i l\‘tlt‘l} legislation of interest R a'zl’l'.r R 5 50 to be ready for Douglas and go in a body to the 4 She listened a moment and then she reached out for it. She | \e 1930 Taku, the eighth graders | (“OEIL.&CV Y apers i the Spring business s 0 tour- Chapel. Mr. Hoxie was a member & to the Big Shot, as she rose and [swept her hand across her eyes eshments after the pro-! A measure extending the pro ist trade of the com of Nome Aerie, No. 75 ! g gurrendered her chair: “Ii's not|again and again as she studied it.| e | & a | At 2 Martha. It's a man who wants to|Somehow she could not see very| o e | i Bpeak to you.” clearly. There was a difference, of G | ; o He slipped into the desk chair|course—but this was the picture of | | DOUGLAS THEATRE HAS & ¢he had vacated and, in turn,|i youth, and the Big Shot was|Pictures and Musical Pro-| MOPERN SOUND EQUIPMENT picked up the receiver, “Shoot!” he jover 30. It was only the natural P - | Al sald. “Who is it?” change that all those years would gram Pleases Large After being dark for more than | y {I For a moment he sat listening |show. . month, Douglas’s play house, now | fi N without a word; then, with an| The telephone rang again, Was DOUglas AUdlence | Coliseum, is being made read}‘z 4 sbrupt injunction to hold the line,'it Martha now, or—or perhaps |for its first showing of sound movie: he shifted the receiver to his left|Phil? She lifted the receiver. “Yes Ed Andrews showed Fourth of|tomorrow night when “The Sopho- P hand and, reaching out over the|she said. IJuly races, Mendenhall and Taku|®ore” Will be the feature, picture. & deck, pulled the pad of blank man- “Is the Big Shot there?” {glaciers, and the adventures of a Combining both Movietone and | uscript paper toward him. I was a man’s voice again—but |black bear, last night, in his Vitaphone, Mahager Oft's mnew ol ¢ He took a pencil from his pocket.|not one thet she even faintly rec-|vicws before the Douglas P.- equipment is the finest of its kind 3 “Go ahead, then"—he was speaking |ognized. | meeting. Especially interestin Censisting of two Masterphone De- | Py % into the transmitter again—“and| “No,” she said. “He's gone.” {soma of the scenes showing a I luxe machines of latest design, they glip it over in code. What? . . .Yes,| “Where?” The voice was excited, | whale at a w are entirely new throughout. This | bl gure! Give me that, too! I'm ready! |[sharp. “Do you know where he is? [station installation is only the second of Let 'er go!” It's important!” R ¢ 5 the other one Enid watched him with worried| “No, she said again. "I don'tlann harles Riact eyes as his pencil flew across the|know where he's gone. But he'll be h will take p! paper. In code! There WAs somb-l:mck here.” |also mentioned th: thing premonitory in that. From| “When?" | bit is on dis : ,,q‘ where she stood she could hot sec| “I don't know. In two or three|store sound on the | 'I what he was writing; but she saw hours, perhaps.” P e SN he picture . “ that the sheet was almoct covered! “Well, then, give h!m a message, mb ¢ m“r‘“‘;&;n’f ]‘ "' K A. and Pathe | ‘;q‘ JESors he spoke sgwh. G iodshy discussion, Tt was decided to 1 ¢ “Now hold the line’ he in-| “Yes” she said. “What is ite” [n B 0 S0 ; i structed for the second time, “while| “Tell him to look out for Twisty | in :h:“r)ey"pm : gl I dope it out.” Motgan tonight.” . Kl”“m e 1 - He set the recelver down on the| “Who's speaking?” she demanded.| . oMl B 0) S0 desk and began to decode the mes- | “Never mind! Just tell him that. |y, =0~ ° yxf(:lxl‘;"“\‘m i fe a the end of a few minutes(Tell him to look out for Twisty|; o °) ol ”‘ il oo ‘;,| these mact d up tHe recelver once|Morgan tonight. Got it?” Se P S0 e T SICATE dproof and firep: | “Yes” she sald. “T'll tell him,"|provibly reheafsal of CHeart -O'fine balcony n | I 1lo!” he said briskif “As wide | “All right.” A e 1 o discon-{changes in ’f 3 open as that, en? It'll save a lot| She heard the click of the re- amé ‘__m; ‘m‘L I a sull- {ment of the of trouble! So he foundl the whole ceiver being hung up at the other T.m’““;u(’ M“‘ (:r & s has a concr e 3 works, did he? . .., Good! Nobody (end of the line. Twisty Morgan! (lv(-lumm‘-uu ;(;xltc't ‘n“ 4 u';xm&r;\ 7 home, ¢h? When did yoy &4y the That was the sccond warning in a s s R e b i | 3 old hoy pulled out? This evening? | few minutes. ~What did it mean?| o000 or S A St ¢ the new equip- \ . . Yes, T know aboul the rest|What was going on tonight? And|,, . ;m l;\ divid J into “q RER ment. | A sound screen has s of ‘the family.” He chuckled sud-|what was that other thingz that le;; m"‘ \\'1‘nn\e: %) “,“N“ \\jx'— repiaced the screen on -the| Zf denly. “They've been slipping meal |Roy was going to do? That code narn‘ripnfv in tHe W'l"’)"x""‘nn : : e. It i tructed as u,‘ i tickets to Florida for the last two|message? tirials ‘whirh n;c 1‘“ g3 ‘lj]“ nl”{l;; allow the so to. pex ) - menths! . .. . What did you say?| What was the matter with her? vcéx 1‘v’ T '”m w"‘b ‘L 5 ol © threugh it ev with no side o Send who? . . . Nothing doing! He'd |Bomething scemed to be smother- N A b, | i or - overtones. | {pants in ti nation-wide con | | B crab it! . . . Well, I know that,|ing her. Her head was swimming | by e as - - | @on't 17 Leave 1t to me, Tl taks |mpst curiously. Roy—her brother—|"oie thelr own speeches, i m [ ' AT g gyt utes in length, on some subje: ELECTION OF OFFICERS | his place . . ., What? Yes, that's{in love with her! She laughed out W A £ o e P LR | L5 connection with the Constitution. | TO BE HELD TONIGHT what I said! Well, maybe a{suddenly, hysterically. Then, clasp- . e 2 zh i 5 : Mrs. Charles Sey, Miss Pepoon and | — | couple of look-outs—that's all that ing her head in her hands, she M A il % i 2 Mrs. Fleck are to plan the April The annual meeting of the Comn- will be needed . . . What? Some- |erouched down over the desk, and Bt A prog Electi £ oIt asabionk] churdh Bod fhing else? Isn't that enough for|sobbed as though her heart wauld| ~~° program. Election of offi- gregational r.m‘(h oard is to be \ one nn\g‘][? Well, spill it!” break. cers will be held at the next mect-ineld this evening in the League AV OID THAT E For perhaps a minute, then, the| (Copyright, Frank L. Packard) mgFollnwmg s e S ;;’eufl"dse ;":\i e 9 1‘\:‘]3"‘::3_' '":p:‘é‘:l‘i < 1 Big Shot sat In silence with the . s o BT SE R ! FUTURE HADow* * { 'r eiver to his ear When he Enid's hoy hang”on. Mar- a delightful program was presented; 'there will be election of new offi- 5 \ eck - his grin had Deen xer tha' -ird I‘;.“d to of s n. | CODSIsting of these numbers: lcers. Refreshments will be served. & nl’0 Pdfl\g‘:mmr}o:'od eyes and an t:ul “ol i b “Rapsodie Marche,” composition | Ty By refraining from ¢ e gy by Frans Lisz—by Margaret| FIRE MEETING POSTPONED A outthrust jaw. —_—————— el ! A ovor-lndulg.nco h | “Oh, he is 'he!” he snarled. BEOR ; of the Douglas ! i NEW YORK — A barber in the| Songs: “The Four-Leaf Clover,”| Regular mee roaring fortles got an idea from Brownell; “My Song of the Nile."!Fire Depart Men who would keep that trim, “Is that so! Well, maybe it'll be ; tomorrow eve- he Jast crack he makes! . . .What! S b { e 2 A ok Ssmrr)“me trucks? Not by a|the high price of front row tickets|Bryan-Meyer—D. H. 8. Girls’ Chor- | ning will be postponed proper form, women who prize the . [ ! ! i g _|{to musical comedies and so far itjus. - -— - = ! : : i f;gmf:f i, "‘.}:fd' ,?:f,si::‘?:. }I’filss‘,‘,ikw seems to be profitable. He hired| Piano Solo: “The Melody n[} A THRILLER \ iR Ramerp figure with its subtle, seduc- Bt who he's stacking up agatnst) |2 besutiful show gitls to aot 8s Love” Englemann—Bernice Ed- v‘l‘.:;]tchnklxlr n}g :z;vusenl pi tive curves—eat healthfully but not e § /X i vards at e Roller nk i W’ 3 A I10 be right over! Tell the boys to|manicurists. They sing while flling | wards. B : i immoderately. Banish excessiveness— stick around until I get there, That 3;}‘:9 polishing and occasionally | ——— @ twoi1l be aler to.pul W| 1 e THREE-YEAR-OLD PROVES HERO or two—it'll be safer to pull When, anyhow . . . How's thatp|s T Whe IFive utilock s s eliminate abuses. Be moderate—be moderate in all things, even in smok- £ e es, Tve got my car here, |SPecials at Mabry's —adv “Coming events ing. When tempte&:l to excess, when E Sure, 1 get you! &ou bet your cast their your eyes are bigger than your o Hfe, I'll step on it!" Pereis : : He slammed the receiver back E shadows before” slom.ach, reach for a lln!x instead. - o the hook end, scowling, swung| | y Coming events cast their shadows be- away from the telephone. Then, riging to his feet, he spatched up 96 0 l the sheet of paper on which he had n y taken down the code message, p 4.3 erympled it in his hand, and thrust CIEY CdMEN a it into the side pocket of his coat. B d l h i “I've. got to go!" he flung ont. rO(l C Ot “You know Twisty Morgan, don‘t' ¥ you?” | S h- +] kpow what happened the night irts before last,” she answered. | ‘He was suddenly clamp-jawed ¢ agsin. “Yes!” he sald vitiously. “§Well, the word’s out that he’s look- g for a showdown tonight. You Green and t know it, but he took Maloch for & ride Jast night—just as 8} Lavender starter, he called it!" “ #But the paper sald he was in, i i from the police” she ob- $1 15 3 “How .could he do any- by 5 le laughed mockingly. ~dach. » wPhat dom't count! Maybe he is ‘from the police, but the police @on't draw cards in our game, kid! 3¢ they get in between they get “won't be hiding long from ; if he starts anything to-| even the palice will, fore. Avoid that future shadow by avoiding over-indulgence if you would maintain that lithe, youthful figure. Lucky Strike, the finest Cigarette a man ever smoked, made of the finest to- bacco—The Cream of the Crop—“IT’S TOASTED.” Everyone knows that heat purifies and so “TOASTING” not only removes impurities but adds to the flavor and improves the taste, “It’s toasted” Your Throat Proteciion —against irrifufion—cgfilnsf cough. Be Moderate! . . . 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B, C. i © 1930, The American Tobaceo Co., Mirs. § L [ hite, Blue, Tan, Associated Press Photo When a fire broke out in their Grant City, Ind., home during the absence of their mother, Bobby Lockridge, 3 (left), realizing the ' danger carried his 6-months.old sister, Barbara Lee (above, right), and his brother, Billie, 2, to safety and ran screaming to his mether,’ She returned and extinjulshed the blaze with slight damage, -