The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 14, 1935, Page 7

BARNLY (;UO(:LI‘_. AND SPARK PLUG GOOD AFTERNOON; R - WE COME ALL THE WAY FROM FARGO TO SEE THOSE FAMOUS TH SEXTUPLETS ARE THEY CUTE ? SNUFEFY-- THIS 15 MR. ROMPLEMEVER HE'S MADE A LONG TRI\P JUST TO SEE TH' Kibs- THE DAILY ALASKA I-]VIPIRI: FRID/ \\ JL\ AND YOU'RE THE FATHER 272 1935. Jy BILLIE DE BECK SO YE HEV KEM TER SEE TH' LEE\.A'I\‘A.E-\JNS 2? EVER' DING ONE OF 'EM AIR TH' SPITTIN ¢ IMAGE OF ME AN'- was ap un- dnce at thfl‘ LlTTLE RETAINS BRITISH GOLF CUP 'MANY ATTEND PRESBYTERIAN ~ SITKA MEETING June&u Dv‘}t‘@l on Rlitng from Young People’s Conference 1y Junean to the cit wollld” Bolleve ' the atfon . which earlier in the w returned es, 12 from tlw Northern Light "l Piesyytgrian Chirch, and the rest |irom (he First Fresoyterian Chureh, I A total-of 6 {Rev. and Mrs. F. * | Ludy, { gon - | Har 7 I"‘ vhat a seven-day session was eldon Jackson school. delegates were ‘i at- than the 18 from ndance consisted of 9 from Skagway, 5 3 trom Wrangell, 2 1 from Kake, and 14 held in the tendance. Juneau, 1 from Sitki ' Haines, The facuity cluded th David W bgterian C at the conference in- following: = The Rev. oner, pastor First Pres- urch, Juneau, dean; the G. Klerekoper, Skagway; Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Yaw, Sitka; Miss Laura Adams, Sitka; Miss Ruth B. Mead, Sitka; A. B. Sitka; and the Rev. Swan- The efficial delegation from the | Northern Light Presbyterian Church * | Included: Vivian Gruber, Matie Jane Blomgren, Leota , Mildred Pledger, Helen Beistline, Carl Harris, Charles Tubbs, Elaine Housel Minnie Rog- ers, Beatrice Primavera and Lilian B ingst; : : . ] Daily Cross-word Puzzle ACROSS 1. Moor 7. Celestial bodles 13. Cover the in- side of agaln . Beast . Malarial fever 16. Restrained . Symbol fer . Pseudonym of Sir Wililam 8. Gllbert . Is In a rage 21. Grow old 22. Pronoun . Irrigate River mud Aromatic wood Snuggles 29. Notion 31. Infréquent . Moved back elf C. W, CARTER HAS RETURNED FRON VAGATION SOUTH juneau Bus.noss Man At- tends Lodge Session and “ Visits San Dleg) Fair | jattended from Junégu. Kiloh. returned Tuesday morning The First Presbyterian Chirch Harbor on the missionary | group included: Mrs. Hazel Peter- eisenger, skippered by the |'yon, Mrs. Josie Goenett, James Swanspn. At Tee Har- | Cloenett, Thomas Hansen, Albsrt Clunnar Blomgren, in| wilson, and Katharine /Smith. of the Juncau transportation —— committee, met the party with encugh automcbiles to trapsport| Farm experts say a 50 per ‘tent them 13 runmu |fermaldehyde solution sprayed over Raporfs ¢ th u,n(,.r.“-p indicat- sced oats will prevent smut. ording to Mr. Car- | Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 8. Units s attended five of the 9 A[RPFAIGE [s OB [ATL IN[TEALIOIRIE oW\ [T he end of the Gmnd] & # J ailing of his steam- | §§ 3 . 4 * - ; " Mrs spent several da) E: & § 9 @ hter and friends 3 snow | Vernon and other . Word at the 8 fa cities. > - *|GCCD WILL PARTY: HERE ON THURSDAY The Sentler | WORLD “ut into smalt cubes INPORTERS, INC. SEATTLE Chamber of Com=- arrived et Coardova nrcute to Seward The perty will be morn- vacation trip of nearly Seattle 2 whaich he visited algng, the Pacifiz Coast from Se-| attle as far sotth as Azua Caliente, ©. Wi Cartter, of the C. W. Clrl.‘l\ Mortuary, returned home this morn- ing on' the steamer B Mr. Carter spant time possible in made the round trip tc Los Angeles frem 3ecattle by plane. In speaking of the rapidity and o[ plane travel, Mr. Carter that the most outstand ng on his whole trip 'mendous ad- Revolve Rubber . Sand hill: . Seaweeds 6. Resume . Egyptian god . Urchin . Animals’ nieck coverings . Existed . While . Locations Contradict . Soclal organ: {zation . Hurry . Above and touching . Refute . One who furnishes nml serves Contrivance for raising nap on woolen cloth 52. Mission 53. Pressure or strmn iving Birds' habita- ¢ ris e uth thre . Manner - . Sagacious . Wila_sheep of | india ! . Automobile Aehation. -t . Comparative on -in ending And: Wilson, Room podist, ne 1gs until 9. —adv. DOW! 1 Kind nl numeral F'rench j Gold Now 535 an Qunce |Cash for old gold teeth j ry, watch- 5. Satisfaction hipment returncd nt licensed ,ld Company ALASKA'S FAMOUS NHEALTH RESORT Ideal Spot for Va SITKA HOT SPRINGS GODDARD, W. Smith (right), captain of St. Anne's Gol” Club, presents W Lawson Little, jr., the cup emblematic of the British amateur golf championship. Little won the title for the secorc successive yeary {Associated Press Photo) ALASKA JUNEAU CASH his dau e, in Seattl aving for the south, Doarded the plane attle about 6 o'clock in the m ing and was in Los Angeles at 2 ck the same a noon ed in southern California for with his second dauz Mrs. Don Skuse. Mic: Nugiet Letcny | They drove to San Diezo &and spent a day at the Fair where they took in everything but the nudist colony. From San Di . Carter | and his daughter m: ed to Tia Juana and Agua ente. It was Carter’s first trip across the r and he said that cal of prohibition had evidently hurt business at the famous Agua Caliente r: rt, it was well kept up and very -beautiful. 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