The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 18, 1930, Page 6

gy ™ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, OCT. 18, 19 By CLIFF STERRETT N A e e RS POLLY AND HER PALS THEYS WO FINER EogwWE wWonT "ws'rrru‘nou OV, ARGUE THE EARTH THAN POINT, 'THE AMERICAN PuBLIC ScHooL! ';EH,HE;'-’ HO. Ho ! IM SURPRISED Youd ADMIT { GERTRUDE IS OF TOO FINE A CLAY To MINGLE WITH THE COMMON HERD./ f NAME FOR MUD [ NO MATTER HOW RICE & AHLERS CO. Plumbers “We tell you in advance what the job will cost” | HELLO, FRIENDS! : ‘ Here We Are With the New T GENERAL ELECTRIC RADIOS o 7 3 3 1 Not exactly meaning to be—" her NI DURHAM HOUSE CONVERTED [while the second will cost $2,500,000. vhite face trembled and she put up i INTO A BACHELOR HOME| The extent of the R-101 disaster Now on Disp]ay in Our Show Reoms h l W a to hide it ause hi ven bachelors who were has been generally blamed on the o aidds # Investigate the passibilities of the Combina- OSE (oo HE ROSE [ovea] mir s vl poper4s | ' 5 ol IN THE DARK [‘““ R R ‘ NEWS Thars e de-fwhereas the American ships willl - tion RADIO and GRAPHOPHONE Receiver P ‘ “Ye taken cidence, have [be filled with helium, an inert, non- o ¢ “tae Dt | tmmable, non-cxplosive clement.|| with the MAKE - YOUR OWN REGORD j they are now comfo: Becanss the Britich dirigible | ATTACHMENTS. Without a peer on the He's pretty vile.” | I SYNOP :,; d.\ ahi”f:‘-m::“- :al:(d.n a -;;(:-’:mx:xw about it for?” th “yes | ; chad: f siraek & DAL chiphARS DA s i 7k | bian et mibiviRlly, Sl -la]s A0 DOt S long gt went en| DUk s 1S ONE w — | placca on the development of market today. Hallie Ellcimore, is held pris- | “Pecause, apparently, someone Shids i Ae e FROM ToNTeit] : R BBy e el cner, during a crucial treatment, | going to give me away. ; i y | ‘ im ; v Ml - liraien hali-Broth®, | “Whet! you were going to marry - | ™ Eamund Krause,| tmal distance above the ground by his drunken palf-brother, | 4 i ;s of your own accord. What in t Saturday, October 25, thel,, Luzanne are a!l| being flown over. g \ Lester Broon, So Saxely does | “Lester Broon. 3 ; 0 : and : e ‘ et e L oot o s e TR name of God possessed you?” |Douglas Volunteer Fire Department e tomorrow| This is a problem that has been . s bkt Yo | CEIBR GRS DPODPICE: sat silent, her hair lifted to!will entertain the public with its'c, (he Norco exroute to th -rked upon in many count | home in New Jerse: <o is also the girl he lo swore again. I ! nurse is also the g 8 h annual dinr card party and dance Wl who llavos imie estes, S0\ SHIL sl iy a8 2ot What was it? His face? His'in the Eagles' hall. Final arrange- ¢ reaching Seaitle, to partme gaged to Hallic, refuses to cou- | Conaldine. Il shut his mou o erie " dppn el «.nt to the breaking of their |somehow What on earth do piim i i UL - B SR RS 18 the y purcha car and travel easy | Until such a device 15 p » e e e s e Tors |07 . his hands gripping the made at the fire meeting Thursday ng places of interest!navy will fly by topogr a’ld Power CO s g > sty ol o b er 0" lkeys and coins in his pockets. “Just | evening. enroute. They have sold their home|and ometric altimeter by which ! . j lf‘-“ : nce helps € "“r“‘t’;;“‘ "‘““' 'If[‘ ]];:‘“’“'r‘_f"';’[fl‘f’lif“:::‘lii«:[‘ ‘1' \m.|ihat is there about a men like From 5:30 pm. until 8 o'clock or ¢ I the actual altitude of a ship may| ept in ignoera o 0 Sana- ght, i ed M- pyoon that can make a girl like you ' later, the dinner will be served, and | {be caleulated UN :“'“ "’{'“‘l““"‘ i, ;"‘ '"(',“";-“:‘ Eowiny ":") “":‘.”) l‘:""t‘m"“:;" "i " ldo what you did that night? I know just’ for that one cvening, at least, | got g gt JUNEAU, ALASKA on, his physician. Rese Conal- |fused tc rry Lester anyway 3 : 3 SR LT . A ; o . |well enough that there are poor |all housewives can enjoy a vaca- PR trait | . . . Bl ward of » New Yobl law. |was out of-k But thavs where ne's IR CHOGEN. WAL thete ato DOE S ROSEE e SRRT S Dou fllas For the lastest styles in portrait Agents—General Electric and Majestic yer named Perle, sooks the aid amazing. He's determined to| Wo i He atnibed them) i R el °"’“m ‘;‘:t ‘a; ‘W;; 1”“ 5 o ) work see Winter and Pond. adv. Radio S of Howard Leckett, private de- y me. I can't think why. YOU—YOUP" B i b taatisi el ’ l | 10 Sets tective, in learning of her ori- spoke without the faintest|” wwyy gy you ask me? It's over.|of hours and then dancing will be wrecn NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL) 3 gin, about which her guardian ihint of coquetry. Lytton, angrily| done. Tt's too late. Oh, it's too | enjoyed. Refreshments will be sérv= Y ACCOUNT | S retuses to tell her. Perle learns | conscious of her slender limbs and |1 “PR T 4 ad Jader in She eyening { Servwes 1o e ColmilipRtg - Coutt ot | = L of this and suddenly imforms |the deep, sweet line of her breast, (1 noFT L oked Gown on| The firemen hope fo make the l the Territory of Alaska, Division | her che is an hel and that bird's-wing hair, could|yp,"aphandon of her weeping. affair this year one of ths best N i 4NN01 ;NCING £50,000 annual income. quite easily think why a man might (Copyright, 1930, by Roy Vickers) |ever h un;'l all the detafls bcgh}- Before A. W FOX, Commissmner‘ < b while ‘Hallie, whose orlgin is |be determined to marry her. But| ‘- @ isy g O O S | ing with the menu for the eats| Notloew 3o this cnaren column| and ex-Officlo Probate Judge, Ju- aleo obscure, learns from Mrs. (the man was Lester Broon, for{ . oo "B0n B0 GP Ml r | e being looked after carefully hust be received by The Empire neau Precinct Weekly and monthly winter rates to all visiting Alaska people Bartholemew, a friend of her |whom the feast of a woman's beau- | day's chapter events reach a To . > * | not later than 10 o'clock Saturday In the Matier of the Estate of} to Seattle. Where every employee takes an interest in you. dead aunt, that her real name [ty was too often spread. |5 28 bt morning to guarantee change of JAMES WALLACE, deceased. | “In the Heart of Everything” 5 crisis. Old papers at The Empire. | NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,| rything” also is Rose Cenaldine, and her “Does he fecl he ought to marry| ._ 0 | sermon topics. ete father was wanted for murder !you after what happened?” he shot| e - — | 1:m:hx-x. L. I:‘aulkrne‘;, admir‘x;,st;‘latoer; N ew as in t ' but never caught. Hallie tells |out. | DOUGL A S COLISEL M o 7 lof the estate of James Wallace, | g on H l Grannock her mew name. He | “Oh, no.” She spoke quite calmly vt _D'“‘!“‘S Catholic Church | dcciasefd.h?ms éheidlr:en:%n flnfal rf&! il 3 ote A never knew her old one. Lester |“Lester would never-in this world || e Blns it i —Gonfessions. = port of his administration of sald) . warns Hallie he will tell Gran- |do a thing because it was his duty. | § SUNDAY NIGHT b? 500 & mionmaee Hath, a5 i ipfifi:r:{;fi_”}fxll(gz AI;?:nZ n’;- gfimfl JAMES HARTY nock that she is the nurse who !Besides, his duty is done when I've, % 7 2198 7 74 . 1:00 p. m.—Sunday School. 5 o il e ! Asst. Manager blinded him uXess she con- |refuscd him. He lied to his brother | MAURICE CHEVALIER in | Um(()(;(;l‘ Sta;esbctomt;n::lznmt at?]d sents to marry him. about %" she added dispassionate- | — | ccOfficlo. Probate Judge st the = s il THE LOVE PARADE Chapter 17 was—Nurse Ellesmore—who ms.stc(i‘; . L ‘ aakine Sermon_at “‘;J;g "';;0:": fn = S‘r‘n “’h"";‘. time SCHUM KE ; e e PRRIERIUE Gy, rolicking tunefult—You'l vant o se AKER PLASTER /hen Hallia ra o oster she |consent. But all that is just stage-| 7 CHiS e | i St e A | ifiihen Hallle en S0l SAREE S Rdvting it and hear this most original musical romance {! Sl .. In the estate may appear and file QERnL 16D, Lytgh'E- Rope Ang 3 1 8 3 il Congrogational Community | |ODjections in writing to said re-| W ’ Waited there until all his patients| necessariiy. Tou forget that] | Vitaphone Acts—Sound News ey “ | port and contest thé same. BOARD had left. He gree her politely n gets a big house and an ‘”“‘!,‘ e e et Sl GIVEN under my hand the seal REV. PHILLIF E. BAUER. ~ of the probate court above men- rcome | Sunday school at 10:30 a. m. tioned this October 10th, 1930. || ~Permanent, Economical, Fire Resistant, Sound Proof to his choice o “Well, Miss Ellesmore?” name any ¥ “I am not sents mor he rem X “I don't forget it. Nor does Preaching services 11:30 a. m. ! (Seal) A. W. FOX, and Sanitar ) “Ah! No, T remember Grannock|ter. But—there are a f girls | following Sunday School. Pastors Commissioner and ex-Officio Pro- Y. called you something else. Miss—|whom Saxely would onee | topie, “Super-Man.” bate Judge, Juneau Precinct. | Schumaker Plaster Wall Board saves lath plaster publication, Oct. 11, 1930. Miss—" |Nurse Ellesmore has I off | and lab P 5 o . “Rose Conaldine. Tt's my own,|marrying her.” Mofjett Urges publication, Nov. 1, 1930. or and r_nak?s a permanent, substantial job yeal name. It would be best—don't{ “What does Broon say to that?” that will give lasting satisfaction. Completion of “ Two Huge Ships A. Malacky | FOR SALE AT ¢ you think, for us to use it, all the} “Simply that he doesn't want to time. Then we shan't make any |be let off. That he won't marry & y- | slips. So you've been to see Mr.!one but me. And that if T e; done now. She had sunk on to the medical|zan call him a blackn couch " as though e He,long, if you want to; Jooked at her ain with jturbed by ycur opinion in the close, impersonal scrutiny of the doctor. She was exhausted ‘There were under her 5 ‘eyes, and h sagged. Her [you going to do?” Since then there has been some taik in Congress of holding up the Satisfaction Guaranteed centract. on the second ship until 1 3 A 5 well after the first has been iried, | Tel. 45 Goldstein Bldg. o | BETTER THAN EVER! R e OUR 1930 Grannock since I left him narry him almost immediate ¥ “Yes.” will tell Saxely who I am | ‘Co?ffl_‘l{fid from Fage One) FURRIER "'h vy Pt . omas Hardware Co now?"” so. Bui, you see,| jcal program in 1926, Congress au- £ 9 “It's remarkable,” he said. “It’ 1 anything to Les- | thorizing two craft of 6500000 | Have that cleaning, re- ° miraculous what the will can do.” ¥ 1y, 1 supposé i cubie-foot capacity, the world’s larg- | pairing and remodeling | | n ex wh are hénds lay palm upward on her| His hands thrust deep into his| | lap. He thought at first that it|pockets, he stared at the white-| Aty proponents, ‘gt lighter-thap FOR EXPERT CHRISTMA g was the same kind of nervous|washed wall against which her| air development, however, meet the o . ARDS collapse that he had dreaded for jow and his leaped and merged | eccnomy argument with the state- PIANO TUNING Saxely Grannock. Then he noticedand drew away again. “When did| fhent that the first dirigible will Phone Geo. Anderson WILL APPEAL TO YOU that her thin shoes were white with {all this crop up?"” B 1 |cost $5,500,000, because on it most ¥ < g He wirdd Baxsly from’New.York] Phllosophersmay counsel you [ of the experimentation will be done, Anderson Music We make a specialty of designing Greetin ‘What have you been up to?” th he had arranged to marry| . h d h- h T R YN 2 e gho) e Cards Of l- d . . . - ] demanded. Nurse Ellesmore. He knew that I concerning thedangers whic Snapp quality and individuality. She ignored the question. should be with Saxely when the ] Alaska representative: Kohler || Sl et e o beset modern life. You see Sin semiaivs: Kobler | MADE IN JUNAEU him now,” she said, her breath} “He's clever!” 2 1 right Pianos. For sale and = catching in her throat, “would it| “Yes, he's clever. And then he these dangers in the experi- rent. by harm him? Would he suffer? No.|came down here, a couple of hours ki 4 ANDERSON MUSIC SHOPPE || W strong enough now to stand thelI ran away, after a bit. I ran and the greatest! & aTg - . You will get your proper’sleep in : suffering?” ran .. . He said he was going back ! Lytton stared to New York.” . oY a genuine Woods Arctic. Warmer | e “Are talking mielodrama’ or| “He may be somewhere around,| Why delayhavmg your insur- |ihan & stk of tfanxe‘tlplr‘ar;-&usti T'rz; QLX'M&-‘?&P&?:? | ; medicine? al the san jtton looked round A . |for most . comfort and lightes! l : “I dont want to be melodra-|for his hat. “Tll have a shot at ance reviewed and ,ad]usted weight, The real pioncer eiderdown 1A Mto2P M S PECI AL of the North, praised by explorers | ARCADE CAFE and sourdoughs. Best by far in de-| g sign, down, lining and cover. Re- sponsibly guaranteed. matic, do making him see ordinar B e oy o i, i Bialdia e to your present needs? Delays medical adviser, I'd that hist “He can't,” said Hallie. “He just aredangerous__and expenstve! will to survive the nervous horror jcan’t. of his blindness is built entirely| “But,” countered the doctor vio- on the hope and the pleasure of lle 10w am I to let you mar-| your companionship. ‘Take that!ry him?” | away very gradually and he may| The two shadows on the wall| ‘, ONE PAIR FRENCH DOORS t Ribbon Grain Mahogany 3 | Opening 5.0 x 6-8 Ambrosia 9 Lights and Wood Bars | Buy yours early, from your dealer. LET US HELP YOU NOW carry on without Jerk it away—|were close together. Lytton looked | Meanaes, | for instance, by sudde: disappear- them steadily. There was ai The poreseow, o 2 | ‘ rice ing—and you may well jerk his|drumming in his veins. “Give that| L }\] l’CK I : | 5 0 yeason with it.” a moment. It'll pass.” Life—a mad A LE SHA TT 9 nc' Yt jfud pea M | ' Woods Mfg. Co., Ltd. ©gdensourg, N. Y. Distributed by Kennedy Bros., % Anchorage She nodded. |wanton, life; getting a man by the} “I don't intend to keep on |throat when the years had long ago| discussing this wretch business ripped a woman's charm of every: Lytton barked. “So far as I'm con-|thing but—charm . . . Such a| i eérned it's settled th ou slip|darkly perfect woman this. Little| 5 gradually out of Gra K's life | more than a child, against his for ablished 1898 " Telephone 249 $1.00 and $1.75 Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc.: —r | PHONE 358 n GG uummmnm:mm;miunfimnuuummunlmm|||miimu|uufiumunm_l Avhen it’s safe for him to lose you.|ty-seven years. And he had always|S a8 | WNot earlier and not later. And ev been mov y dark women. = i = s ; then T shouldn't advise el him Come tow, his pulse was Sieady 5 CALIFORNIA GROCERY | Juneau Drug QUALITY and SERVICE 1, that you wer;. N;rse ‘:Zlflc more 1 and there was the dis g . ; (=] s voice roughened. “What's t of yes L 1 S g = = § fiut your nfarrying him in thre |“wzl:.“> o hald hls ‘thou E PHONE 478 ThC Home Of Better GTOCCTIES 3 Company 4 i aveeks’ time?” | “What I mean s, how the devil} | i LTI w*I didn’t intend to slip out of can you marry Broon, now, suppos |2 L R T LOLIRITON B 5 Free Delivery Phone 33 i his life at any time. I didi’t intend 'ing for a moment that you w i o to leave him, ever, unless someone to? There's Grannock talk FERIRe Lk 'hat Pleases” Post Office Substation i‘ ¢ gave me away. And how could Ilgetting to the church with only a PHONES 83 OR 85 The Store T P ' 4 4 bring him any loyal happi- |cane in three weeks | ' No. 1 ¢ ' or strength unless I were his! “Lester doesnt care about any of | THE SANITARY GR CERY 9 those problems. When he speaks ‘_-"‘1’ what do you want to come of Saxely and me, he's offensive,