The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 23, 1930, Page 2

! Weather Bureau g T g .—Morning service. Phone 604 Forecast for Junea o 10:30 8" m.—h g hone Remember s 3 l ()(1 l I’: | N ey SIS L BTN u m.—Bible School. 8:00 a. m.—Hoty Cdmmunion. P o Probably showers tonight and Sunday; gentle variable winds. 7 m.—-Wednesday—Midweek | 11:00 a. m.—Morning Prayer and| ranges are frightfull) 3 pra. service. Sermon. : i e LOCAL DATA No Sunday School. extravagant of fuel.’ Per- | DESIGNED THIS Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity \Veathe ((n = — 7| Evening service at DoufBlas. h: s . 4 p. m. yest'y 2093 66 59 w 16 Clear || Mctropolitan Methodist haps it will be true econ- 4 a. m. teday 2092 48 100 Calm Light Fog | | Episcopal Church A . L Noon today 2092 6l 1 W 11 Oy 2| | Bethel Penteco i omy to change now to a | AND RADIO REPO it @ ard Siree B > A A | ('(}I’S'F‘TTIJ "s“mcuu T N B'l‘:‘m“ : G. E. JAMES, Minister. | ™ 21 Main Street fine new MONARCH, j wil V) 2 1 church with the cordial] CHAS. C. PERSONLUS, Pastor. itationy 5 mp. | emp. temp. Velocity 24 hrs. Weather |~ ¢ School at 10 o'clock a. m.| 11:00 a. m Morning worship. Barrow 34 34 30 30 18 0 Cldy | Morning worsmip at 11 a. m. Sub-| 12:15 p. m—Bible School. Nome 88 66 | a4 1 0 Pt Cldy [ject. “The Challenge of the Christ."| 8:00 p. m. — Evening service. FOR THE Bethel 58 &0 46 46 14 40 Cldy Epworth’ League at 7 p. m. The| Services Tuesday and Friday ! Y Fort Yukon 58 54 80 50 - 34 Cldy |leas subject for study is “The|cvenings at’ 8 o'clock. | ; e Tanana 48 48 48 48 — 46 Pt Cldy IRelaion of Poetry and Religion”| The Lord's Supper the first Sun- | 1VERAGE Fairbanks 54 52 | 80 52 6 94 Cldy |mis: Mazie Rogers is leader {dey of each month. XAl 6 B ; [ | Eagle ey M D R Sl 42 Rain [ Eicning worship at 8 p. m. Sus-| Eyeryone is cordially invited to Sk to see: the new | FIGURE st. Paul 50 48 4 48 4 10 Foggy |ject. ‘New Through Christ.” Thelall of the ices. | MONARCH, for use with ! ” Y Duteh Harbor 6 66 &Nt s g Cldy |youn: people will lead the singing RSB P | FLAMO. | Teiupcess, Kodiak 68 68 52 52 0 0 Cldy lin cvening service. | NOTICE | s ! Cordova 60 60 50 50 4 0 Pt Cldy | ving ¢ without li-| J Js ’ | Juneau 6 66 “ 48 0 07 Lt. Fog |3 r———fir————fl, those having city JDNEAL YOUNC ol il e iy it Topke aail the: veet Ketchikan 00 # o & Todee GG nortiern Tiski Freabyleran are warned HARDWARE CO. | ) ? J Prince Rupert 6 66 50 54 0 0 Clear || PHurth At e or they |l { fits. Body of very lovely satin brocade and Edmonton w9 | 63 8 . 0 Ol Y6 oo r i 2 : R : Seattle % 74 | 60 62 8 0 Oldy | oo ner Fourth ana Prankiin Sts, | By order of Police Department. | - front bust section of soft rayon jersey make | Portland 80 80 | 64 64 * 0 Cldy | “7ye church where service and GEORGE TCHELL, Eoie bR 2 ST Y S 7 fii e Mok wodel branntals Fone alastic San Francisco . . 68 66 | 5 56 ° 0 i ety | ¢ of palice. |{ “TRUPAK” QUALITY LEADS THE WORLD! | s side h i . s ;!)ukunl) : f;;z Sx: | 5: E: * g Clllmr 10.00 a. m—Bible School. e e { Try a can of your favorite fruit or vegetable panels and concealed diaphragm support are ARERUREF. T b l:“ B e GRS 110 a, Ry MO"’}’"}'»’ W‘“‘lsmpw ANNUAL MOOSE DANCE | NORTHERN SALES AGENCY ; t MRk i —] 3 su! “Supremacy of Jerusalem.”| Tabor Day, September 1 | P 3 2o features that account for the comfort of “fit. 1 s All are welcome. 1 rve the date. OUT OF THE HIGH RENT DISZRIOT . ‘ & | Second and Main Streets = : The pressure is low in Northeastern Alaska and off the mouth rifs TR § PRCOMEREL o SR % i Sizes 34 to 44 of the Columbia River and high over most of the northeastern Pa- || Catholic Church al NoTicE ('(,‘I"NT AL 122 e A et e ] cific Ocean. Rain has fallen aver most of Alaska except the Gulf |g VAT i Acony | . h of Alacka and the extreme Southwest. The weather is clearing in Fifth anda Gold Streets 2 o B Y | Pl‘l('(’, 5’55- 75 the western Interior and considerable fog is reported in South- 6:00 a. m—Mass in Hospital| The undersigned, having A ”‘T.l L M B E R . 7 castern Alaska. Temperatures fell near Bering Sea and rose over {Chipel 9th of AU, S, Slied his b : A R i %) S most_of «Eastern and Southern Alaska, 800 a. m—Mass and Sermon. |fin ount [‘“l; “[‘"2‘";- Tator ‘:“ 4 * T 10:30 a. m—Mass followed by the ite of Albert Anderson, de- e ; B cdiction dt athe’ Traasst Save. Lo \ the Probate Gourt for WHEN YOU WANT IT B ‘I B ,l r I. C I"(; — SR e scinct, Alaska, notice is| ] o (M. enrenas 40:, s \\\\\\\\\\\ " /////4/4 No oviiE HeHan ven to all heirs, Cr.cdlxtofi ol s . < MRRMNNN e terested in 3 Juneau’s Leading Department Store N /’,/ n ) day, Octaber | s SRS R ay, October l i | ltesurrection Lutheran Church in the fora-' uneau Lumoer LS — | & Ll 25 —s3lnoon of said day, at the offic { of United £ es Commissioner, 2 - *y| Robert Armstrong,e stage and| N Corner of ‘Thirg ana Maln St8. |1 'the United States Court Houss| Quality and Service q Cer or il be scen in the | BRI { REV. HARRY R. ALLEN, Pastor I nt ity and Precinct of Juneau, b DU S role of “Big News’ with §\ 945 a. m—&unday School Territory of Alaska, is the time] ‘ | Lombard playing opposite | BESS 11:00 &. m. — Morning worship. |end place set for the hearing of p e Others fill - important | BRI Subject, “If Thou Hadst Known.” |chjections to sald account and the| : NEWS in_this exciting | M #00 p. m. — Evening worshin. |settlement thereof. 1 Hardy, villain de | I Stibject, “The Safeguarded Life H of many.recent pictures, War- r Richmond, Herbert Clark, late! ) i | WORKING ON DOUGLAS ROAD leading man of the New 5 Y A crew of four men of the Bure tage, Cupid Ainsworth, plump| Notices for thiy cnurch cotumn ~ Wednesday, 8:00 p. m.—Testi-|a of Public Roads, has been busy the of vaudeville, Tom Ken-| nust be recetved by The Empire | monial meeting. - woek just ending working on the |nedy, Louis Payne, Wade Bof !not laler than 10 o'clock Saturday| Christian Science Reading Room ;c*nd north of town. Brush along and es Sellon. morning to guarantee change of [ m. cuurck puilding. This room is the road from the outskirts of e FEATS - sermon fopics, ete. open to the public Wednfldav‘, town to Cowee Creek is being cu: LIGHT 1S IN JUNEAU i = i e 3 "?flfi‘o;fiu:“&"cfl}?m'fl, tmv“m b for a width of four feet on both # [ ¥ First Church of Christ, T i e . A R o gides, making quite an xm])lmw: Light, former resident of Scientist | | e e ment | Jur 1 arrival on the Ala- ~ - L - i me Mr. Light is on business con- g it 0 TEACH AT CHICHAGOF | B Pl i | - Sunday services win ve meld af (% e | 31“ o el e L e VR Il 8 m. in_the Fist Christ of| | The Salvation Army 1 ((;,‘1,1 R i £ b A IR e ks —— | Christ, Sclentlst, Juneau, on Pifth | i#—— | dchool . at . Chichagof during the l ) b l El}lf{_&?fll&lus"mew- The subject Will | b0 meetings: | term just approaching. Miss Gall- ‘)lt.{ s e MG Sunday—2:00 p. m. was taught at Gustavus last year. = Sunday School discontinued du:- 30 p. m. — | Chlerh |ing August, SOCIAL DOINGS SCHEDULED ‘The Ladies Auxiliary of F. O. E,, | will entertain Eagles and their fam- ilies at a card party next Monday in the local Aerie hall Services evening cune: 3 The even scheduled to start at Noticew ftor thlg cnaren column | 8 o'clock and a large attendance imyst be recetved by The Empire | of members of both organizations is|not later than 10 o'clock Saturday | anticipated. morning to guarantee change of | sermon topics. ete. TRAVELER RETURNS Aaron E. Johnscn relurned { = | ‘ - — —— - . { Douglas Catholic Chureh | home 1 yesterday after an absence of ten || L days. “7:30 a. m—Con —— 8:00 2. m—M STILL RECOVERING & Wm. Ott, local theatre manager|e— i T —— £ St. Luke's Cpiscopal Church | was reported progressing slowly in i recovery from the burns which he received about ten days ago and should be able to return home the first of next week. fute — g Prayer and Sermon- - y'elock. | Even! 7.30 ¢ o ot o Congregational Communi‘y | | » Church NEWSPAPER FEATURE " 9 v SUNDA v‘;: - AT, COMISERN , SUNDAY | ey T SHILIIE. & BAUER. = The inner sanctum of a m;;; No sevvites tlbheiow. ! newspapér plant is the fascinating e locale of “Big News,” a new Pathe| NOTICE all dialogue picture which Will be| Iaying decided to become a re- t . the feature atraction at the Doug-|quisitor, I hereby give notice that £ ‘as Coliseum Sunday. fon and after September lst, no On the efforts of the paper abor or merchandise charges of | land a story hitting at the aclivi- lany description will be honored ties of a liquor and na: ic ring junless covered by a requisition if is hinged rapid fire action in which jordered for my account by others thrills are said to be fast and furi- than Mrs. Femmer or myself. ous. |—adv. D. B. FEMMER! to DOUGLAS COLISEUM SUNDAY h- : “BIG NEWS” which is a really and truly BIG SHOW | Featuring Robert Armstrong Carol Lombard and ALSO VITAPHONE ACTS ~ USED CAR BARGAINS Used Truck Bargains If You Don’t Believe It SEE ' McCAUL MOTOR CO. Service With Satisfaction Bl More Than | $500 Damage | By Collision to Local Automobiles And yet this loss is only the highway 'toll' from August 15 to August 20 Your Car-Is It Protected? PLAY SAFE- 'AT SMALL COST- INSURE NOW- ALLEN SHATTUCK, Inc. Established 1898 Frye-Bruhn Company Featuring Frye’s De- licious Hams and Bacan PHONE 38 Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S, |- ARRY WILLARD, Lay Worker fee rresbyterian Native Church | Holy Trinity Cathedral LES E. RICE, Dean 1 B. LE FEVRE. | Administrator of the estate of| Albert Anderson, deceased. | Pirst publication, Aug. 9, 1930 | Last publication, Sept. 6, 1930. Come to the s Sunday and | orship with us. It will make you better and happier all week. hearly welcome awaits you. P GGLy, WicGLy gy A ;NEWfifi?EfifiY;\:wfil 'by, NATALIE SUMNERSLINCOLN N THE blackness of mid- ; nig]’lt, a weird Egiué danced i 'with wild al)anaon in a garret-room Of tll@' § ‘Wi.nsIOWAmansion——w]mere Dr. Paul Kane was murdered under baffling circumstances a few days before. What is this strange pllenomend}i wLiclx . seems ost an expressnon,of 9 macl glee over tln‘e ‘ chtpr's_ death? ; Natalie Sumner Lihcoln gives | the answer.in tl'xjsfiintriguing mys,t‘_ery/novel.'