The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 7, 1931, Page 6

THE DAII:Y ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, NOV. 7. 1931. By CLIFF STERRFTT MAW'S RIGHT! FROM NOW ON, WE MUST CONCENTRATE .OLIR EFFORTS ON FINDIN' LIS A VENTRILOQUIST/ . JUNIORS “ARE NOW ENLISTED N AUKILIARY {New Membership Featured in American Legion Organization GARBAGE | | HAULED Reasonable Monthly Rates HEMLOCK WOOD Order Now at These Prices LET'S PULL BULL- DAWG ASHLR OFF'N THE “POLLY'S BEALI CASE LET HM SOLVE THE VOICE MYSTERY/ £1, ASHUR URL PERKINS, ARE A VENTRILOQUIST) VENTRILOQUIST. IN OLIF Full Cord $8.50 Half Cord $4.50 Five Cords or over, $7.00 cord E. 0. DAVIS TELEPHONE 584 At the regular meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary held | Thursday evening in the Dug-Out, ten new members were voted on, }and the applications were accept- jed. Of this number six were Juniors. | This is the first time the local | Unit of the Auxiliary has included {Juniors in their membership, and it is their desire to build up this class of membership. Those eligible to belong are daughters and ters of Legionnaires under eight- een years of age. Mrs. Homer Nordling, the Unit President, appointed the following W.P. Johnson FRIGIDAIRE DELCO LIGHT PRODUCTS MAYTAG WASHING MACHINES GENERAL MOTORS RADIOS {* ¢ Phone 17 of humanity. Dreams of Travel For seven years the slender young ! man—he is only 25 years of age— Manchurian Plots Disturb BY FREEMAN LINCOLN Placid Life of “Mr. Pu Yi” Ihas been playing tennis in the DOUGLAS Faut S- . 2 g Y | summer, ice hockey in the winter NEWS ! | > E x.Boy Em peror Of Chl" (1 |ana bilisrds in the evening, using| committee chairmen for the com- . | ing | year: Membership, Mildred and radios. e Clark; Music, Hazel Petrich; Leg- BARBER SHOP REOPENED | islation, Opal Raven; Rehabilita- ! quarter Front Street “Oh.” He I Juneau SYNOPSIS: For a while pre- | parations for her wedding with Peak Abbott keep Sam Sherrill from worrying about the un- tention at | cycles, automobiles | He has shunned publicity and }drenmed of visiting the great in-| | | ROreuiBNe THRITAE O] s SR z o A tion, Edna Polley; Child Welfare,|%—— o} Ison, and their maid, ANRTICLS R dustrial cities of Japan, AMETica| muomoc B Date of Seattle, ton- Esther Seelye, Marion Hendrickson RUSSIAN JOHN | i Don't tell me again that it's im-| and Europe, rather than conjure sorial artist, has taken charge of and Elsie Baggen; Americanization, “The Tamale King” { Ma and about her ctep- 3 father, Fourth Aldersea. Fourth nt”” Sam bit her lips. Then up visions of again living under & O annis Rohlnson: 3 ; % is making money from an |she suddenly gave in. “All right, gold-roofed palaces within the For- Ic’facx:fii;:eaat?:: S::s;;n:::e ?;_d ‘Z;‘l; Sheelor; cOmm:;ml;ug;fi};e E:,;f: SH();.I,T OEDER LUNCHROOM I¢ “r invention which Sam believes |T1l come. Il come immediately, bidden City. |present, at least, or until Mr, dred Herrmann. : roneahly Aveame unsalcable. Eugenie Frye, who | but if I find you're wasting my| | But all the time loyal monar-|p ror’yorinc™ The latter was' It is the plan of the Auxiliary e L LOCHOEY loves Fourth, is investigating |time, heaven help you!” chists have surrounded him and badly injured ;35 he was about to to hold a rummage sale early ncx-;. L gEraens 8 ¢ the sale. | Sam dismissed her dressmaker, while his ears may have been Stop- | ,.otn home from his trip South month. ] - changed her clothes and drove to ped to suggestions of a restoration | ;4 is in a Seattle hospital at the i - —_—— Charp 8 town. She was definitely puzzled | to power, there have been others present. It may be quite a whilé ® e e e e s L THREE PINS AND A PHONE i vaguely troubled over the en- who were willing to listen to Whis- |poroo he is able to do anything. | AT THE ROTELS ALL tire affair. pered tales of this and that under-| 37 8 8 ABE 'O 00 SIVINEE le o WHY NOT YOU? o Peoak congratulated her when she| Nelson met her in the tiny en- cover movement in war-torn China. |~ = A}Aska He' has Dol Gastineau Anyone can £, d‘ 2 told him abo in his office im- trance hall. He nodded gravely War Lord Evicted Toeated in Juneau for & short time. . MFS: J. G. Devter, Klawock; J.\dqwn g t | afford to é media afterward .“That was|“Thanks for coming, Sam. I hated Now the talk, fostered by events e it - Marlow, Miss Emma Garn, Eliza- in ypewriter or add- clever,” he said, shaking his head[to ask you, but in Manchuria, has become loud| —yipo GRumM. e RN beth Oaksmith, Ketchikan; George g machine under our easy in admiration. Sam laughed. “I think you're go- | enough to be heard in the outside | yn Cron o K Who has ROUDins, Telegraph Creek; Miss payment plan. world. In fact, events are soshap- o » Who Nas cpristen Olsen, Petersburg; Leon- been visiting an uncle and aunt, John Mills for the coming home this af-|ing to say that it's important. All ear about it as soon “Four; Thomas Lewis, Peak,” Sam |right. Let's ing themselves that there may be M. and &Lk, ard A. Bizean, service for one year on ternoon, you know, said. “What do you think I'd bet- as possible.” Sam walked into the |a chance that Chang Hsued-Liang, A > Reno P. O. Moler, Billings, Mont.; ; {new machi i i ter say to him about this busi- |living room, and as she crossed the young war lord of the northwest {’;s‘ ;";,‘?I'S‘;m;erfi “"; moIng On Miss G. Pierson, Detroit; Dr. R. E.|{you to callngsr g;:v ill pay ness? Do you think I ought to say |threshold she nodded to the per- | provinces, may find himself a resi- K“whvka;‘ or her home in gmith, Kotzebue; Chris Olson, E.|{enced lirtciy experi- anything? ison who was sitting in the shadows | dent of Tientsin, with Hsuan Tung| W |R. Stivers, Juneau. who will nce man “No, I'd ignore it entirely, if I beyond the window. “Hello, Mar- enthroned over at least a part of T T | Alaskan bt guarantee all o were you. Fourth won't admit that |tk Sam began cheerfully. “Arz| his former domain. TWO BOATS CALL HERE | George A. Powell, Auk Lake; Work. Two boats, the Admiral Evans at Daniel Rose, Ketchikan; W. F. PHONE 50 | A Japanese general in Manch- luria has notified Marshal Chang that the latter's personal effects in Mukden have been packed into 400 boxes and shipped to this city. Also from Manchuria have come . for the Remington Rand Man t he was responsible for Marthfl‘t:youf' going away. He just says that he| Suddenly the words died in her p loaned her money when she asked ‘ throat and she stood perfectly still. 3 him for it. That's his story, and |The person in the chair was not it's a good one. He'll stick to it.” | Martha. Tt was Eugenie Frye. Nelson coughed nervously. “Mar- 2 and the Northland at 8, called Ulric, Juneau. at the city dock from the South! Zynda this morning. The Evans brought| Eisie Minchy, T. S. Scobee, Spo- about 20 sacks of mail and some kane; Frances F. Mettler, Catherine freight and the Northland unload- L. Gunderson, Tacoma; Dorothy a LUCAS OFFICE 4 !. o We also give you freez “Good! He can stick to # for- | . ever, so far as I'm concerned.” |tha isn't here, Sam. You know reports that General Ling In-Chin,|€d freight also. | Nunan, Ketchikan; J. M. Cleghorn, EQUIPMENT CO Fourth’s home-coming proved to Mrs. Frye, don’t you?” former ally of the Manchu dynasty pEm T oo e 'Mr. and Mrs. P. Moore, Spokane; 2 be entirely painless. He was a bit| Eugenie got to her feet and |and long-standing enemy of the CARL JACOBSON WEDS Ophis King, Lou Jurgensen, Vicks- ¥ quiet and subdued, at first, but smiled. “Miss Sherrill and I know ‘Chang family, has rallied scores| Carl Jacobson, formerly in the burg, Miss.; Walter C. Maeser, Ju- R T e that attitude soon disappeared. He each other pretty well, I guess, ,of thousands of troops for a drive|jewelry business here, was married neau. U 1 to Susanne Evans in Wrangell on PHONE 487 that would aim at separating Man- peemed to take an increasing |How are you, Miss Sherrill?” pleasure in the prospect of the| Sam gasped. “But—" | churia from China. the 25th of last month, according s wedding. “You're surprised.” Eugenie nod- | | These reports, mostly from Jap-|to announcements received in the DOI JGLAS The stable itself scemed to re- ded calmly. I don’t blame you.| § ; anese sources, had it that other [last mail. MARKOE STUDIO [ *° flect something of Fourth's excite- You didn’t know that Mr. Aldersea | Hsuan Tung, last of the Manchu dynasty of China, lives in thc'rormcr leaders of Manchu im-| Mr. Jacobson left here about COLISEL’M ¥ g £ S sorialism were sympathetic toward |eight years ago, since which time Photographs of Qualit; Tpocst Dotue Showa a6 G0 B0 Nty s Y Ling's independence movement. In- he has enjoyed a thriving curio i fum(n ‘Bclnw he appears in western dress as Henry Pu Yi, his regular oyitaply the name of Hsuan Tung [and jewelry business at Peterburg. incognito. has come into these discussions. ——————— : > SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT | “MIDNIGHT IN JUNE” AT DOUGLAS COLISEUM Harry Brandt, banjo soloist, will Portralture, Photo Finish- TONIGHT i S Eto. “Under By IL J. TIMPERLY | cession in this city. 3 First National Bank Bldg. “No.” Sam could only shake her head weakly. “I didn't know.” | TIENTSIN, China, Nov. 5.—, For Mr. Pu Yi, who p2ys $50 a| The new unristmas gift picture Again the waves of oriental in-|month for, his residence, i3, be it by Winter & Pond—"ready to mail |Sniertain the patrons of the Doug- ) D) JUNEAU, ALASEA | trigue are lapping at the peaceful | known, Hsuan Tung, once Manchu i: rou’: cs:zcs onothc;e:e{v anr(;m;l- s, show. D, JQUIAT Tenig SusPLCIon : ‘ threshold of Henry Pu Yi, renting |eémperor of China with the nomin- {ractive Christmas specialties now asn: sty:!cial feaLur: i? con{lflg‘cuo'n' M ! mended for entertainment. It will| r | gt [ [<} [be shown on Monday night, too. “Finger P"'nts” « 5 News Comedy ! | D o 1-5 Front, near 1 P { | oug las SUNDAY-MONDAY ||| 325 Front, near Ferry way. 1-7 Front, opp. City Whart. ! “P 9 2 3 3 { . 3 . o Services| with 1 Wileoguty ot otem aro- | ' ‘ —_—e . J| CHAS. BICKFORD 2-3 Willoughby, opp. Cash Cole’s | Notices Tor this cnurch column | 2-4 Front and Seward. {4 . i . S |must be recelved by The Empire; . . Afforded by the strongest old-line companies oot Iater than 10 oclock Sawuraay | SPecial Sunday Night ||| 26 Pront ad aain R morning to guarantee change of | Only 2. and Main. Nelson telephone Sam ons a0 % . oye . . - sermon topics, et { -7 Fifth and Seward, afternioon when she was in against death and disability is available at this i | HARRY BRANDT by the midst of a session with J ———— =l T} Arctic Banjoist 3-2 Gastineau and Rawn Way, her wedding dress. | TR . T Douglas Catholic Church | e Arctic Banjois 3-4 Second and Gold 4 9 | local agency, the oldest and strongest in Alaska. e d 3-5 Fourth and Harria & ment. Cars rushed up the drive,|and I knew each other.” l S & 9:30 am.—Holy Mass and Ser- 3-6 Pifth | mon. > | paused briefly in the circle, and | then rushed away again. The up- per floor of the house was clut- “How could you? Yesterday was tered with dressmakers and their | the first time we got together. It's| gear. funny how things happen Sam was anything but normal | “Sit down, Sam.” Nelson's ner- Her mind was a jumble of small | Vousness seemed to be increasing. but important details, all of which He indicated a chair and then sank | demanded immediate attention but |down into a corner of the daven- did not seem to be getting it. Peo- |port. Eugenie also sat down, and ple, as people, became of less and the three regarded each other sil- 1:00 p.m.—Sunday School. | . | St. Luke’s Episcopal Church i l)___—__.—_———.—!! 7:30 p.m—Evening Prayer and Sermon. 33 YEARS Down Sleeping Robes less importance. They practically ceased to exist. She neglected Peak, who complained bitterly, but “Well,” she said, briskly, “let's get with a certain humorous resigna-on with this. Miss Sherrill is won- tion. She forgot all about Martha and she neither saw nor heard from Nelson for nearly a week. Nelson finally telephoned one af- ternoon when she was in the midst of a protracted session with her wedding dress. There were three pins projecting from one corner of her mouth when she answered the Jell. “Hello,” she said cheerfully dut with a certain note of impa- tience. “Is that you, Nelson? What ‘can I do for you?” ‘Nelson said briefly: “I want to ently. Eugenie was the first to speak. dering a lot of things, and I don't blame her.” A Sam said faintly: “I don't und-:r-‘ stand.” “Of corse not, but you will when we explain. ” Mrs. Frye frowned thoughtfully. “Have you any idea what I'm going to talk about, Miss Sherrill?” “I think so,’ 'said Sam in a low, troubled voice. “I think you're go- ing to talk about Fourth.” “That’s right. 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Oan't you meet me at my apart- in half an hour?” 1 ;#What?” Sam opened her mouth in’ astonishment, so that the pins fell unheeded to the floor. “You're . “pm not mad,” Nelson contradic- ged doggedly. “I'm quite sane, and %o do what T ask. It's Sam shook her head and looked | straight into Eugenie's eyes. “T think I know what you're going to| say. Youre going to tell me some- thing about Fourth's invention, aren’t you? You've found out something about it—that it's not on the level, probably.” Is Fourth dishonest? The news that Sam learns Monday involves her again in trouble. ———eee—— USE the Question Box at the Bible Chautauqua. —adv. | §2] Allen Shattuck,inc COMING—CAPITOL ESTABLISHED 1898 j a A e o BLAck car CANDY SHOPPE