The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 21, 1930, Page 6

rg = THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE TUESDAY, OCT 21, 1930. b By CLIFF STERRETT v - XD S = D 3 i My S .“5‘\;/0/”"0 S C‘h—1,'rHEP'*"F—50F WELL, WELL, THEM T = A CoUPLE GERTRUDES GO WELL. HOWDY LE ATTEND MISS SMYTHES INFANTS CULTURAL LADES S RICE & AHLER$ CO. TURAL IN THERE ACADEMY KIDS e D WITH 2 RANG HOWDY ? Plumbers ACADEMYY < - X CARRIE 55 5 A 4 o} ;To SORT, | YEAH? HOME ] | “We tell you in advance what the job will cost” ", i . HELLO, FRIENDS! ’ | 2 \ e _Sanyy | Here We Are With the New v, RRET: -9- 22 i ~ | & 8 ; - GENERAL ELECTRIC RADIOS H ! [ aware that Downing was a lead-!e . — o [0MANA LOSES GOLFING PAIR = TEETQ ¢ % BY KERS| |inE ocuist and had already record- ‘ SPORT BRIEFS [E| ;AT b I‘LELS %O e Now on Display in Our Show Rooms ROY VIC ed some extremely successful ex- g han, Cardinal south.| OMAHA, Oct. 21—This city has, YEARS YOUNGER Investigate th ibiliti . . periments along new line il | e welis aenr 160 pounds, | 105t one of its best golf families.| nvestigate the possibilities of the Combina-. IN THE DARIK 5o e 5 2 e » e forer ot Fove Fores and b wite wil move| - aisrea s, cvonie con-|| tion RADIO and GRAPHOPHONE Receiver & | - nock’s ca: but, unfortunat “Lefty” Grove showed a fast ball to Montclair, N. J., this month. Por- stipation and over - active kidneys 5 L] ‘\\mm not be possible for Do\nung‘ LHE Ao i r;uallcd ter annexed the men’s title this/kept me in mighty bad health, with the MAKE YOUR OWN RECORD vel down to Southcliff. Ri e it at Sleepy Hollow country | g ATTACHMENTS. Without a peer on the SYNOPSIS: Saxely 1 Grannock, then. a ma ¥ g b and his wife took the women's | oz 3 4 K P 8 A is cuctained during the to take any steps to | e 5 i ampionship at the same club market today. shock of going blind by the love |cover my eyesight that you may| S Bt e e h\c;]( e Sl g 7or R i i o1 3 vise. the sant "1 g t e O ard agains - | of Mallie Eilesmore, though he |advise. In the meantime, T'll adjust |, “.py George, it's an idea! Balti-|porst on his first play as a Tiger| GOLF TAKES MADAGASCAR | e dees not know she is also the |my life to blindness. Rose will teach|y by 8 1s £l play a | FANANARIVE, Madagascar, Oct. <> wh <od his blindness |me. And if one day I recover my i ; | varsity back | T 3 scar, Oct. | durst ‘who N = | Y e Lt b by 1 | He thought again, and fast. 'Ihen e 21.—A golf course laid out amidst| !} by deserting mlml at ud (lrur;ml =:um— he x((];nl:: .n“ ‘nn\\ by n-11.0 threw Himself into & stream of | Lafayelte university has a line |beautiful scenery three miles from| | | i 9 mement. Only Haliic and Lester, |stinct where Hallie wa ng, | activities. R UM & oy s 3 ity is crowded with playe: i s e O $5 Giges 8 el Kkl oot . averaging 203 pounds to the man,. |this city is crowded with player ill Broon, her ex-fiance, Gi for he turned confidently in that|(Gororiote oss by Roy Vickers)| S from morning till nightfall. SKa ectric La i i pock’s half brother, know ste |direction—“she will teach me how l s e SR g e o e i By | 'ty b : i ilcox, former Un. v ¢ -";m’:vkd"’r‘;‘-: uxdh ?iL;:x: e l\lti ['h,qn-“xjg,umif i Howard Leckett, detective, |o¢ Oklahoma athiete, is appearing | O. B. Truett of Hyder is a recent i | and Power CO. / “||1|.-(ira“ ‘:\.h e w." m:|r. [(sa S vh'" e ;jlu-t(:'rrs a .‘,l‘r;i;‘lE(‘ n]ll.s:-:vp:{mx,v s a professional wrestler in New |arrival in Juneau. He is slaym:z; § ;‘ 4 a = 0, By Tear . 4 at ‘heroas thevl 5, the age of his client, R o Rt Grannock because her presence walked away together. Against his| Goniiaine in tomorrow's chap- York. 3 at the Alaskan. | [ JUNEAU, ALASKA helps him, Lester, meanwhile judgment, he muttered iy Iz : : T i Sk L | Teady il iy when e | PRI g : | Agents—General Electric and Majestic nee S ;. 5 o " ‘ o - T @ o > 4 blinded him unlees she marries |(felt for your eyebrows S FOR COMMISSIONER \ Radio Sets pim. Hallie, who is an orphan, | “It's nothing. There is al the| ) ! ; Jearns from Mrs. Bartholomew, |danger of giv something away |EME I.RE RFA‘)"-"lsl ) | II()]‘/[E PORTR/‘ITURE fviend: of her desd aunt, that |when more then ons of us is| Since it is impossible for me to SATRA TR FORNAGGH e — — ‘ Per real name is Rose Conal- th him at a time. That's one of |meet all the readers of this paper i e X | Mhe and har father was'a sus- » reasons that thankful Les- |Personally, T am taking this means OF SEATTLE with my nerves just about ‘wreck-| ' R der il was mever !ter isn't here. He's so careless.|” f informing you of my qualifica- ed’ Three bottles of Sargon built ANNOI ;NCIN‘ : e Ml ok niibthEr | “Have you have vou thought any |tions for the position of Commis- me up so that while I am 75 years v | ;:{auxh(l: lflld_n"_““m ‘.xA i 72 M"L his p;n_“mm"p;_o‘m ioner of Education for the Terri-|fi | old, I believe now I will live 20 Weikip: s i cee Conaldine, wa a law- a a 0 it P i H g ¢ o . Ky and mon wint ser named Perle learns she has ventured the doctor. Umenll Masks, whldR pottuon Lk Now located at 204 Front Street, former years longer. 3 I 'to Seatt y winter rates to all visiting Alaska people | yer na ; : far 5 : lam seeking at the general elec- “As soon as Sargon Pills regulat- eattle. Where every employee takes an interest in you. cnlisted a private detective to | They had reached the doctor's| = . location Goldstein Fur Store. e f | “ 7y R il e TS RE A batiis kb 56 tion on November 4th. | ed my liver my constipation was| In the Heart of Everything” o s et | i L 3 "] I am a college and university This is your opportunity to secure the il entirely overcome.” — Salem H.| :llfl“"‘"“ t‘“““" '*‘: “": :“‘“” ““:‘I‘ had a letter from him during |STRduate. having studied an equiv- |y finest of Photographie Portraits in latest Fosnaugh, Seattle, a pioneer citi- e . 3 ine to Grannock, who neve B R, EUEs e 3 alent of two years beyond the re- Skl : i3 5y 8 ing ty and th rth- H l bas scen hor face. One day be (the morning,” she said. “Perhabs|quirements for the AB. Tl and exclusive style efects. “‘0“[‘” King County and the nort w as lngton ote v tries to learn her appearance _\mu!” like ;to read it before We|pyring these two years of post- Portraits that reflect your personality; Butler-Mauro Drug Co. Agents SEATTLE by fecling her face. Dr. L {start ratiatél sthay, I ppbcialined dn the sictores of chilavan iRl unhtected: natural adv.|| ADOLPH D. SCHMIDT JAMES HARTY ng he will thus | The doctor took it with distaste. |field of school administration, and | I e AR i BRI AE 0 DR | Managing Director Asst. Manager the nurse he hates, ex- | «Ips all fixed up, Hallie’,” read covered every phase of the work. [} positions and Winnihg expressions. KEEP THIS TN MIND ? ms in protest. {Lytton. ‘Eleven o'clock on Thurs-| I have had seventeen 3 ex- | fi Beautiful lighting effects. I T |day morning at the municipal build- perience in school work, consisting TURDAY, OCTOBER 25TH | Chapier 19 |ing. After paradise for{of experience as a rural school i Ncthing you could. give: for Christmas This is the date of the ANNUAL A WAY OF ESCAPE two that 1ink of—or what | teacher, high school teacher, high [} would be appreciated — as would be your W DINNER, CARD PARTY AND SCHIJMAKER PLASTER What r heaven is the mat-{about , darling? There'll be a|school ipal, grade supervisor, |} photograph. |il DANCE OF THE DOUGLAS VOL- ter: v J kf of dough coming whenjand city superintendent. s R i g UNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT AT Sire |we're married and T can get hold of | With the special training and The time is limited—make early appoint- THE EAGLES HALL: WANT YOU WALL BOARD £ ¢ gaz-|cnough to give us a swell honey-|Wwide experience noted above, I ments. nock’s voice and ‘ must be sure to|am sure that I am very adequately cause for irrita-iba there at or T shall have|dualified for the position, and if On our former visits we have pleased the fact come down and see old Socks|elected, will give the Territory an many Juneau people—they are our recom- stray-land formally ask for your hand in |administration of its schools that | mendation. tace, ! I mean this and I think|Will be in keeping with the best like . |practices of the times. You will find my name on the Democratic ticket. ALL TO COME. —adv. could not |moon. Hallie Permanent, Economical, Fire Resistant, Sound Proof and Sanitary Schumaker Plaster Wall Board saves lath, plaster and labor and makes.a permanent, substantial job that will give lasting satisfaction. “Tomorrow’s Styles Today” more which the | and nd a | 1t of seeing | Very truly yours, ANTHONY E. KARNES, Superintendent of Schools, HOME PORTRAITURE OF SEATTLE however woman s FOR SALE AT Thomas Hardware Co. e ¢ tton, com- L 2 e TH sy v ey, Ketchikan Alaska, e LR T Chlldren S Saxel What are you going to AT 7 204 FRONT STREET | ao0 Important announcements on por it Felt Hats comes as @ I hoped that some- |traiture by Winter and Pond will|y point out. n today.” |be made next week. “you don't happen?” ety i i fingers over your face, Rose? perhaps you would A clever grouping of | : $h1 oourde id g colors and styles for || ton had pu ' & o i him. “You see, it's hard for me—" her the young miss. BETTER THAN ' “I'm be such a fo: ice trembled, “to have to inven{ For sizes 4 to 14 : EVER. ome reason—some quite unfore- reason—why I can't marry Saxely thr weeks. It was I} d man,” returned|who suggested marrying at once, y and now, to be the one to back i ted Lytton.lout!” “Assuming you married Gran- nock as arranged,” Lytton said, what would you do if and when : he found out who you were?” her just as a few minutes carli “I'd do just what I felt he want- the doctor's outburst had been sur-fed me to do. Disappear and give prised from him. This time it was|him the means of freeing himself Grannock who unconsciously saved|of me legally. Or stay with him in the day any capacity he could endure. Or it was the nurse's fault en-{—or kill myself.” ' he said. “It’s futile to dis-} “Piffle!” said the doctor. “Any- it any more but we all three ay, the immediate problem is ¥now that that woman, wherever|Broon. I've been thinking I might ve my blindness on|go in town and talk to him.” her conscience to the end of her “It wouldn't do the least bit of . good.” steadily. “I| “No, I don't believe it would,” ‘ confessed Lytton. He brooded for Grannock. The to see you 4 ‘blind “I am a bl Grannock qu “Temporarily "Tlu Jtreatment we years. OUR 1930 CHRISTMAS CARDS WILL APPEAL TO YOU We make a specialty of designing Greeting Cards of quality and individuality. MADE IN JUNAEU by WINTER & POND CO. Special $1.75 Values-to $3.75 No other fountain pen can match this Stream- | | line Parker Duofold. No other pen has the same glistening jet and iridescent pearl, com- Y ’ »” bined in an orxg]mal Parisian motif. No other { Juneaw’s Own Store pen is such a fit companion to your other fine personal effects. No other pen combines such exquisite appearance with such writing ease. 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Malacky that it would be a terrible mistake |marry him, how are you going to for me to resign myself forever to| Grannock in three weeks and e 2 | RIER g / “ this disaster if there’s chance |stay with him for even the short- J....ama'.'s"ofmvéso “GSO vghe;: b]n\mig) a offmll:‘}a;: Lfee;sseoenx?:t FUR 9 Lights and Wood Bars my being saved from But|est feasible time?” The Parker Pen Co. €o. arker Duofol e 4 A L—,r mim T cant invest any more| Haltle Toussd hersélf to & sem- Pnsavilia Wis, USA, barrel. In writing instruments, this name is H%v.e that glsaning, re Pl‘w° e $27 50 J hope in a gamble. AlsC 1e hesi- [blance of matter-of-factness. the true mark of distinction. ; y pairing apd remodeling . i tated and then spoke with em-| “I can't marry Saxely, of course. Inspect the Parker Duofold in five flash- done now. & L g A e g et Kt § : i lack and Pearl barrassment- I'm, financia That, at any rate, is clear. I must ing colors or in moderne Black an ‘ear & Fpeaking, a poor man.” find some way of postponing our at any good store, Satisfaction Guaranteed “Oh, well, you needn't let the | marriage indefinitely. If you could mspect of it worry you! A man like help me postpone it—as I hoped, Dr. Russell, the specialist, looks on|vou might this morning—I shall be 5 4 your case as an invaluable e "L"(‘Z'Ihll y grateful.” r er ”0 0 ence in his career and yoi d| “But what about Broon?” 4 his fee is purely nominal. And as| “I think I shall have to marry for me—well, I've told you how 1'him on Thursday; but I shall try ° feel about my share in it, and Iimost desperately hard to make Pens 7 Pencils ’ stick to my opinion in spite of any- some sort of—of a bargain with thing you and—anything you say. him” T shall make it my business to in-| They stopped in front of Mrs.| (o s i 1 S e 59 yestigate every line of treatment as Bartholomew's and Hallie left him it is opened up . . . Now that the without further word. i i | PR . BUTLER MAURO DRUG qu SELL PARKER PENS '/ Tel. 45 Goldstein Bldg. Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. PHONE 358 ' QUALITY and SERVICE 1 | | | FOR EXPERT } PIANO TUNING | | Phone Geo. Anderson Anderson Music Shoppe Alaska representative: Kohler and Brambach Grand and Up- right Pianos. For sale and rent. Avnezsox uusic saorrs JlOld Papers for sale at Empire Office COOK STOVES AND HEATERS 1 —_—at—— Juneau Paint Store at such a fast rate, I want Russell'from Dr. Russell, the eye specialist. to have another look at you.” {meeting Dr. Edgar Downing, who There was a short pause. lwas returning to Baltimore on| “I'm perfectly willing to see Rus- Thursday. No doubt, Dr. Lytton was.