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The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-20
WESTWARD HERE WITH MOUNTAIN CLIMBE RS

With a party from the East on board, the 86-foot yacht, West ward, Capt Roe Dykeman, arrived in Juneau yesterday afternoon and will remain until after the first of the Capital-to- Capital yacht racers arrive tomorrow.
 The Westward is making its sec ond trip to Southeast Alaska this season. It returned to Seattle with a party early in June, and met the party that now has it chartered, in Prince Rupert. Those making the trip are: Dr. W. s. Ladd and Mrs. L.add, of New York, with their two children, Billy and Francis Ladd and pr. and Mrs. E. A. Park, of Baltimore, Md, with their two children, Rollo and Sally.
 pr. Ladd is a mountain climber
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-20
SCIENTIFIC REACTION
 SEEN IN CASTS OF AWE

WASHINGTON, June 20 Is there a psychological study of im- portance in the gasp of awe with which humankind greets the sight of the grand canyon of the Colo rado?
 That question has been pro- pounded to the American Council of Education by John c. Merriman President of the Carnegie Institu- tion.
 He advances the theory that the National Parks and all great nat ural spectacles offer an opportunity for the psychologists to analyzt that hitherto indefinable menta state known as inspiration"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-20
FEDERAL OFFICERS
 SEIZE MUCH LIQUOR
 IN KETCHIKAN RAID

Four arrests were made and a large quantity of liquor seized by Federal Deputy Marshals and Pro- hibition Agents at Ketchikan in raids made during the past two days, according to telegraphic ad- vices received today by Marshal Albert White Deputies Caswell and Sullivan and Prohibition Agent Handy made the raids
 Handy seized a car and two bot ties of whislsey and arrested George A. Carlson who has been bound over to the Federal Grand Jury.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-20
Plan American College
 With Site in Hamburs

HAMBURG, June 20-A cam paign has been launched for the establishment of German-Ameri- can college under the leadership of Dr. Albrecht Mendelssohn-Ba -Barthol- dy
 An initial contribution of $20,0O0 from America has been assured for the project, as well as an annual subsidy of $2,500.
 The institution would be Euro pean center for the study of soci- ology, economics and laws of the United States. Both European and American students would be admitted.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-20

home due here on the Alameda Saturday after a successful year at colleges, for their first term of higher education. The former at tended Whitman college at Walla Walla, and the latter went to the Success Business College in Seat tie.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-20
NO MORE CORMS
 OR CALLOUSES

Hard or Soft Corns. Corns between the toes or on the top or bottom of the feet now disappear instantly.
 END-O-CORN takes them all off every tine-no pain. no fuss. Just apply at night and walk with comfort next. morning We sell END-O O-CORN but if you live too far away write. END-O-CORN LAB. ORATORIES, Garfield Blvd. Chicago who will see that you receive a jsl
 Butler -Mauro Drug Go.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-20

Deputies and I-@nay seized a car and IT sacks of whiskey and ar rested Oscar Casperson. The Mar shals office raided storeroom rented to Earl A. Byers, seized 50 bottle of whiskey and arrested Ce- cil Mcclellan. No hearing has been
 held in the Casperson and McLel-
 Ian cases.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-20
FIRE MEETING TONIGHT

Regular meeting of the Douglas Fire Department occurs tonight at g o'clock in the City Hall At tendance of all members important
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-20
FORMER RESIDENT DIES

Norman Henderson, who resided in Douglas with his wife and fam fly for several years prior to the cave-in, passed away at Ahtanum Eastern Washington, on June 8, ac- cording to word received here in the last mail. Death was due to cancer.
 The deceased was a son-in-lav of MT. and Mrs. D. J. Wynkoop who also lived here at the same time. He is survived by his wife three sons, daughter, one sister one brother, and two grand child ren.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-20

Antwerp, Holland, imported 4oO,- GOO barrels of apples this season as against 10000 barrels in l927-28.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-20
PAVING REACHES CITY DOCK

 PAVING REACHES CITY DOCK
 The paving or Front Street, which is being done in two sections so that the street can be kept open, reached the City Dock today. The work is being rushed with all pos sible speed, by C.. E. Krause, who was awarded the contract for the paving.
 For Carpente. Work of any kind shop or city-Call Handy Andy. Phone 498.
 Commercial Job printing at The Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-20
of Junedllul

Our Fur Manufacturing Depart ment is in charge of an expert furrier. Goldsteins Emporium. adv
 Dell k. SnerIr1, Juneau's plano tuner and rebuilder. Phone 573.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-20
Associated Press Phots

and Admiral Rodman, are now on their way to the National Zoo in Washington, D. C., according to Skipper Dykeman
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-20

it at the Gastineau Hotel desk th,s afternoon or this evening, MT. Eek mann said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-20
STUDENTS COMING HOME

Walter Savikko and Ross Fox are two Douglas young men enroute
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-20

Less than 10 miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-14
message from Lssge meieoTite display in the
Nozv Haze Concluded That These
Hea0enl Messengers, Some capable Of
Wiping ONT Whole Cities Give Evidence
There IRE other Solar Systems and That
PossiblyThmeAre other InhabitedPlanets.

are messengers to earth from other stellar sys-
TENS carrying the assurance that our sun and
its attendant planets are not alone among
such systems in the heavens.
Coming rs Unexpectedly as they do, exact
determination Of the way meteor Is moving
Is seldom possible. But under Prof. Oliviers
direction there has been formed q very active
group Of amateur scientists, known as the
American Meteor Society. It's members watch
particularly for the shooting stars, and re-
port them to hin-a valuable scientific service.
From q large number Of such observations OF
the paths they take 1t is possible to calculate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-14

So the scientist does not worry what damage
meteorites might do. Instead, he devotes his
time to studying them, finding what they are
made Of, and learning their significance in the
scheme of the universe.
At the University Of Pennsylvania is one Of
the meteor authorities Of the world. Prof.
Charles p. Olivier. author Of the standard
work In English on the subject Of meteors. Re-
Gently he spoke before the Franklin Institute
In Philadelphia and told of his latest conclu-
sions On the subject Of shooting stars. Per-
haps the most striking Of these Is that the
meteofs which continually lombard the earth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-14
S1l5rmg Secrets Of &Hootimg Stars
BY lanes STOKLEY.

~ LASHES of light in tranquil Sum
mer skies. "A shooting star"
you say meteor, dead fragment
Of q star has burned itself out III
Il the earths atmosphere, like spark
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Continued on Fifth Pane
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The lad, ,ohife-t faced, Ieaped for the
horses head. A moment later he ,oas
hurled to the ground by the animals
PInnging front legs.
throng in the train she'd Indy Lou read his
thoughtS-he was afraid of the only thing he
should be afraid of! Her hand moved to the
left side of her bodice and her soft voice
whispered, JEFF darling, you all know some
thing? None but the brave deserve the fair
That's in poem"
"Lindy Lou! Sweet Indy Lou!" Jeff's
native bravery overcame his Scruples and two
minutes later, when seated in the coach, Indy
LOUIS small white hand tenderly touched the
spot on her cheek that swift, hot lips had
careSSed
She wondered if JEFF Stanton was her prince.
She did know he was tall and dark and hand
some. He was the star foot ball player at the
university he had the heart of q lion and the
determination of bulldog. He-he could be
bold cavalier fighting for the favors of a
pretty maden
There were others whom she knew however,
that possessed princely attributes to marked
degree. Henry Winthrop, for instance-toward
whom her train was going. Henry was tall,
blond and handsome, and despite his Nawthe'n
energy, extremely likable
Henry was 20, and learning to be an engineer;
MS father, wealthy contractor, was installing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-06
.ByJoseph Fans

"oh. my wondrous prince, feel you drawing.
closet" penned Indy Lou in her sacred diary
before she went to bed that night. "The evil
spirits cringe and the enemies of justice scatter
when they hear your courageous approach.
Hurry. my adorable prince, your beloved Is
eagerly waiting! can see your handsome face
and detect the color of your brave eyes.
think they are blue"
Henry Winthrops eyes were most decidedly
blue.
OUT jeff Stanton's eyes were brown, and
~ jeff came a few weeks later-much to
Henrys dismay and Indy LOUIS impiSh delight.
Several days before this, however, Indy Lou
had brief meeting with the Harden boy.
She was strolling TO the postofice when she
met him, evidently returning from his lunch to
the store Robert Harden was slight youth.
two years Indy LOUIS senior, only a few
inches taller, and possessed of no especial
handsome compliments.
Miss Fairfax. he said flushingly, after
greeting her with some embarrassment, there's
a church sociable "Wednesday night. I'd like
awfully to have the honor Of taking you all.
May II"
She wanted desperately to say, "Oh, look outl
there's a butterfly on your coat!" or Mr..
Harden, no girl cares for a coward" or DO
you crawl under the bed when it lightnings?"
but all she said was: 1T will be impossible.
have a previous engagement with friend"
She put the accent on the "friend"-she put
all the frigdity possible in her words and
Robert Harden, mumbing an adieu, turned
dispiritedly away.
The Macon foot ball star met the lad also.
He came in one twilight afternoon in early
September from lone fishing excursion and
RECALLED the family with the story of fisherman
on the pier near him who hooked an eel and
thought it was a water moccaSin. 1T was the
funniest thing, sure nough!" he chortled.
The poor old eel was just a=fappin' and he
was just a-scramblin' out Of its way" Re
queSted, he described the nervous angler, and
Indy Lou shifted, That's Robert Harden.
all right"
Now, jeff darling" Indy Lou continued.
you all hurry up and dress for supper. Cause
we're going to Madelines party tonight-with
night he's coming over here for bridge. And
then Saturday afternoon we three will 60 to
the club picnic down on the river"
you said it'd be dull and quiet" COM
planned jeff, land never q thing about this
Nawthen fellah. Indy Lu, can't just you
and me go to the party an to the picnic? I
never can say what want round you-there'S
always that company. He's static-yes. he is.
like to stroll and pick daisies with little
daisy girl. I like to loll and watch cloud
fairies with little fairy girl. like"
What like Mr.. Fairfax coughed tOlR-
antly. lis supper on time"
And jeff, grinning, fastened of to dreaA
a the picnic the enamoured from down
Macon way proved he could live up b
Lindy LOUIS romantic dreams He became o
hero by saving Madeline Hurst from drowning.
They were all in swimming, even RObet
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a power plant in Middleton. Once Indy Lou
had seen Henry kill q rattleSnake with his
heel; once she had seen him knock down
drunken bully; he could swim across the river
and back again.
He will meet me-" unused Indy Lou softly,
"and reckon he viii want to kiss me. Shall
I let him?"
HPIRATEs of Penzance, Pittsburgh and
Pullmans!" exclaimed a tall, handsome
young man as comely young lady got off
the train the next morning. "Lindy Lou,
honest, you'd make street parade in New
York; there's nothing lovelier this side of the
pearly gates!"
Henry winthrop, you all stop teasing Of
met" Indy Lou bushed charmingly and put
her hand in his. where's daddy?"
Daddy has the gout," grinned the other,
land I demanded permission to be the official
greeter. I know you always kiss him, and who
are you to be so unjust as to hold out on an
affectionate substituted"
Indy LOUIS hand duttered to the left side
of her bodice and her throaty little voice said,
Henry darling, did you all ever read in
poem where it says, None but the brave"
deserve the osculatory fare!" he con-
Guided roguishly, and despite the stares Of
people about kissed her joyously on the cheek
"Lindy LOU" his tone became serious, I'm so
glad you're home again. Twelve missed
you like the dickens. May take you to a
dance Saturday night? And there's a new
minister here-Shant we go to hear him? I
found the best place to catch bass last week!
Say how about"
But Indy Lou, with tantaizing laugh,
was running for the car parked at the side Of
the little vine-covered station.
1t was sweet, after a term CT school, to be
home again-sweet to hear daddy complaining
about his govt and the Republican party-to
hear mama singing and consulting with Mandy
about mealS-to go riding, dancing, swimming,
berrying embroider for her hope chest to
help with the canning and preserving and
housekeeping-tO listen to all the gossip.
THEY got around to the subject of Col
Harden and his family about the third
day.
THE colonel, suppose" remarked Indy
Lou smilingly, has bought himself a country
estate"
He has not" giggled mama. Every month
he spends that remittance he gets from London
for necessary things for his family. and the
rest goes for mint juleps for the colonel and
cloths for the colonel He has Spats now, and
a cane! He has to keep up his noble appear
ance, you know. My! he's like peacock
always talking about his titled relatives back in
Englandl"
Mr.. Fairfax grunted "Don't know" said
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n - PRINCE Is coming for me some
III day. He will be tall and hand
IN some gallant and brave. For
my smiles he will cross sea and
plain, for my kiss he will Stay
dragons for my hand he will 60 through fire
and food and for my heart he will defy and
conquer the world Oh wonderful prince, ride
fast toward me! Your sweetheart is waiting
and preparing for you. p ST. have new
wolfe dress"
Indy Lou was II and had a diary in addi-
ton to the new wolfe dress. She closed the
diary, in which she had just written that
entry, and went to the mirror to see how she
looked in her new dress.
Blind, indeed, or crazy would have been the
prince or peasant who could not have seen
beauty and charm and virtue in that reflected
vision
Indy Lou was five-feet-two-Supple and
symmetrical Her hair was curly and haXen,
her chin was cleft with an enchanting dlmple,
her eyes were disarming blue, her lips were
red and kiSsabe, and her skin was the texture
of new rose leaves.
The wolfe dress fitted perfectly; Indy Lou
had made it herself 1t was her homecoming
dress That evening she was leaving Macon
for her home in Middleton, village in the red
clay hills Of Nawth Gawgia July and part OF
August she had spent at various house parties;
the 10 months previous she had been engaged
In broadening her mind in Mrs. Towards
Select School for Young Ladies in Macon.
II reckon" ecstatically conjectured Indy
Lou, as she Smoothed down recalcitrant futile,
"Jeff Stanton will want to kiss me good-by.
Shall let him?"
GCT INDY LOU" jeff Stantons voice was
- strained and husky two hours later as
they stood beside a train that pulled i'm
patiently, I'm comm to see you all next
month. May II"
"Oh. jeff darling. you all know you can!
It's quiet and dull there, but Wen have a good
time"
"All a-bo-o-oard!"
The youths eyes went miserably about the
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he, "what that family would do il one Of
those relatives didn't give him q regular
monthly allowance"
1.-THE younger children" continued Mrs.
Fairfax, "are in school. The colonel's wife
stays pretty close to home"
And Robert" interSperSed daddy, with sly
grin, is still clerking in Meggs' grocery.
reckon as it's quite a comedown for the
hifalutin' colonel to have a common labOrer
in his family. Say, honey, wasn't the lad kind
of sweet ON you all last Summer"
Carmen shot to Indy LOUIS face. maybe
he was" she admitted but he received no
encouragement I don't care for a coward
thank you think he's little sissy. The
man marry must be strong and brave"
Daddy applauded and mama smiled.
IT reckon he'll always be timid and Sissifed,"
said Indy Lou. She turned to her mother.
you know, can we have roast chicken tonight
for supper? And strawberry shortcake? I'll
help. II asked Henry Winthrop to come;
we're going to dance afterward.
II understand" daddy sighed ruefully. "this
here Winthrop is daring, Nawthen go-getter.
Honey, you all got to remember we are getting
old and don't want you all should leave home
so Soon"
Indy Lou kissed him boisterously and hur-
ried happily to the kitchen.
UGRAB yo' pardners!" "Step to de middle!o
Zine hands an whirl!" In the midst
Of the old-fashioned square-dance at the
country club that evening one Of the Older boys
came in and gravely held up a hand for
silence.
Folks" he announced, as they clustered
around him, there's an escaped convict in the
smoking room! Sue Breckenridge saw him
and locked him in. 'Pioned the constable.
but fore he arrives he might get away. Who'll
volunteer to unlock the door and call him out?
I've got gun-but he may have one, tool"
The girls shrieked muff1ed shrieks. Most of
the boys gasped. One of them f1inched and
CROPPED for chair. Robert Harden!" whis-
pered Madeline Hurst to Indy Lou. Hes
scared to death! It won't be him!"
Give me the artillery" requested Henry
Winthrop coolly. I'll get the little rascal out
and hold him for the ossifers. Twas not for
nothing I was once Boy Scout and read
Horatio Ager. will protect the ladies fair.
Have faith in modest Henry"
And Henry Winthrop, his actions as debonair
as his words took the revolver, went to the
smoking room, unlocked the door, shouted ne
had gun and ordered the intruder to come
out. Not two seconds elapsed before great
burly fellow of villainous countenance Shambled
reluctantly into view. half hour later the
constable came and after earnestly cOngFatu-
lating and thanking Henry took the convict
away.
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sCtHttuHGJ O".
Harden, who lowered timorously near the Shore
Madeline, an expert swimmer, was Drawing
the rivers strong current alone, when sud-
denly she screamed, Help! Help! Cramps!"
and as all stared, Mortified she houndered
and went beneath the surface. silence-and
she came up again shrieking.
There was a splash as JEFF Stanton Owed
into the waves and swan rapidly toward the
struggling girl. Indy Lou, her heart pounding
in excitement, happened to glance at Robert
Harden and saw him standing irresolute, his
countenance pale and Inundated. She turned,
ashamed. away.
jeff reached Madeline in time, grasped her
by the arm and swan with his semi-conscious
burden toward the banks. Safely there, Made
line was revived and her rescuer admired and
lauded Jef was Q hero! He laughed and
modestly disclaimed any honor, but Indy Lou
took his hand and said, ooh, JEFF darling-Je1
darling" with such eloquent inadequacy that
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Lindy Lou
Mas Looking for
q Hero, and She
Fond Him In the
Last Romance of
Sumner.

r. - PRINCE Is coming for me some
III day He will be tall and hand
~ some, gallant and brave. For
my smiles he will cross sea and
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INTERFERENCE
IN SECOND
WEEK

Interference" Param cunts
first all.talkie, now playing q sec.
ond week at Loew,s Columbia, is
a strong argument for dialogue.
for with such intelligent co-opera-
ton between sight and sound. and
such understanding betwee
player and director, we have
taste of what to expect in the
future.
The story, in brief, is that of a
man, reported killed in the war,
who returns to find the two
women who loved him living
totally different lives, one, his
wife. married to a prominent sur
geon, the other mourning his loss
as though she is his widow Black
mail enters into the story. and
the man, to save the raputation
of his former wife, and knowing
his days are numbered Tue to the
effects of poison gas of the war
period, kills, with calm ielibera-
ton, the other woman, the woman
who was willing to do anything
for him, even to giving her life,
and so the story ends, tragically
for two, but with promise for the
other two whose lives were not
to be interfered with.
The work of Evelyn Brent and
William Powell stands clear-cut
above all performances given by
these two. the voices are distinct
and vibrant with emotion. Doris
Kenyon does not fare so well as
the camera is unkind to her at
times and her voice is a bit shall ,
low. Give Brooks performance
is suave and finished, but his
voice is disappointing. not SO
clear as we had expected.
The usual newsreel is followed
by two Vitaphone shorts, one with
Eddie Cantor. and Bobbe Arnst,
the other featuring Ruth Etting,
all three heard here very recently
in Ziegfeld's "Whoopee."
Further comments are unneces'
sary, since assured entertainment
Is in store for those who see this
show.--T. K. Y.