The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 16, 1926, Page 8

EXPLOSION ON RELIANGE, GOES T0 THE BOTTOM Accident Occurs in Taku In- One Man Burned Unalga Aids. at H o'clock yesterday Inlet, | o hoat, | o time | boat sank from his experience water in the ¢ two men proceeded to throwing him overboard » pulled Stagg out of » Unalga upon » Coust Guird cuttey his ears were als Laurie, of the Unalga rendered the Unalga turned about and Laughlin, of the Juneau and Doug- 0 o'clock yesterda They were just landing the shooting up :\huul 250 feet hu.h in Customs (lfln'l- of Customs J b i Weigitman of . down PR e Fall Coats at Lew STATIONERY GREETING UARDS GOING STRONGER ALL THE' TIME ’Cause We Feature TWO OR MORE NEW DANCE NUMBERS ‘The Alaskans New Cruiser Is Launched for Nippon Navy This picture v one of the new units of the Japanese Navy to be put into service shortly. (International Newsreel) THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY DEC 16 1926. Amnl(an Legion Endeavor-| of securing flag, which the American Alaska Will endeavor 10| At the regular meeting st Tues- mperial Family Rush to adopted by the T | s of the Un < amd h member of the local taken at the launching ceremonies of one of the first class No. 30 cruisers, tandEne (eRdtalier tatis o ! » other citizen (p ther of the school .\'v ll Mr Exercises Wil Be Heldlivaypiel (12 Bt 0L thaivear ¢ The annual Christma Alameda las for the kiddies of Gastinean Ch 1 ameng the Juneau you tre passengers on the Princ enroute to Seattle to visit Tihete Wil ‘dls6: bai ¢ 'Bunoh anarChvistme Mrs. Watson Judy bit for the kiddics and dis-iCarcross, her tmsband being tribution of the usual gifts by the!the leading merchants there, - y J E. dinet, Mayo merchant, After being blind for three | " e < nroute to Seattle on the months, Genivieve Murta, four s S ! Mary for the States. e ar-old Jersey City girl, 'can l\ WHO'S WHO to return to A h | see. Her parents attributed the 1L tirst of the restoration of her sight to the | | AND WHERE || yi,vey application of a relic of ,St | 2 ce Gabriel I prayers. | M . H. Kas W' for the, States on the Alameda last night ——.——— 2 F Mrs. Kaser will visit with her two $5 uufl BLAZ daugters, Elizabeth and Esther, duy y 3 7 |ing the Christmas holiday el Ty tor Se, Christmas il return about the first Edith Shee lin chool in 1| son, left f the Moose Lodge, left on the [Alameda for Secattle, envoute for (Special to The Empire the Chris SITKA, Alaska, Dee 16 —The m, holidays. ., teachers’ cot of the Sheldon! St Fraucisco to visit with his' Use the Classitieds. They pay. Jackson Sciool burned on th Eia g J — G b e George Dull, of the Juncan Water| Use the Classifieds. They pay. comstitut: o tocal dourd of| Under Ban, Divorce Cases| | Glass Ware . who will choose the ten best D. Roberts and son Ja \ 2 o rassed Parli prohibiting news-| g A 5 ment Adjutant, Thel! " e 1o the Final Awards Com-|letalls of divorce or other matri-| towns where there is a|monial court cases. The bill' does| Hils committas will ba|not deal w foreign newspapers| ‘w\.n“\\n.‘.-.‘ oL O oxt | ers disobeying the law will be liablc| BUTLER-MAURO ‘\|-\M m return to Juneau shortly |t | and he or she shall select | Mr. and Mrs. A. Van Mavern are|iwo other 1 : | P(\IF\CC Tl’\l‘a“'(‘ Ji‘.(:l(l(‘ tenroute for the States on the Cooga” [‘(‘i\llll‘c. ueda for a short vacation - Gov. George A. Parks left on the night for Denver, to| vigit with his parentd during Ch g0 to Washing Departm nel, given by the Juneau Lodge of Mas and then will Eiks, will be held in the Palacejton. D. (€ 1 busiy Theatre on the night of Tuesday Mrs. H of the December 28, according to present| House in is a pu plans, and announced toda by to Seattle on the Princes Manager Spickett and the committee Mr ulien wiil nd the in charge Jackie Coogan will bhe With her g wddaughter, Mary the movie feature ppearing inllen. who i ling the Old Clothes™ and prizes will be(Sity of Washington awarded for the most original Jacki Mrs fathew Watson and of $13, and the pupil; ayo shortly after ar, popular | er, deft on the Alameda attle to with his parents stenographer {mirls are attending school ‘ort-lfor R. BE. Rob ; UGGURS SITKA land, Oregon | Alameda last night for Seattlc Sigurd Wallstedt, Grand Deputy ¢ route for the Middle West to spend 1 loss. The lo is esti cally a to mated at The fire started from an over heated stove, it is believed, on the first floor and the cottage was soon ablaze. The teachers were at their the building was not en tirely burned to the ground, the fire ruined the inside to sueh an extent that the ruins must be torn! The three teachers who occupied the building and lost all of effects, are M Wier, Kohlicek and Van Vranken Dr. Condit expeets to have a new teachers’ cottage built during the summer, next year - | 'Copper Production in | November Shows Increase Electrie Trains. Steam Boilers, Motoreycles, NEW YORK, Dec. 16.—The Amer- fcan Burcau of Metal Statistics e ported that smelter production of . Ooisher, THe orude output was T.’-..m tons a T I R L Unusual Pz’cture Bargains Through an erorr in ordering we received today an un- usual lar"(- and late shipment of l’()l’l[ AR PICTURES, size twelve ln fifteen, beautifully framed. These pictures are a bargain at $2.00 or more but we are offering them while they T One Dollar Each SIX DIFFERENT SUBJECTS AT $1.00 EACH — Alice Blue Gown. Girl with Shawl, Old Sweetheart, End of the Tral] Spring Song. Lone Wolf. YOU'LL HAVE TO HURRY — They won’t last ]Ol‘lg at this price. | THE NUGGET SHOP AR T L R T T T T T L LG I ettt Toys for the Kiddies makes of Fords. New York Buses. Dolls of all descriptions. all kinds of Mechanical Toys, and many others. Christmas Tree Decorations, ete. THE BIG REDUCTION SALE ON ALL COATS AND DRESSES IN STOCK STILI, CONTINUES e et e | NI LOUNGING ROBES ture at its ion in be <o 1.OS ANGF grand jury Cal, Dec. 16.— has indicted Kenneth (. Ormiston for conspiracy to ob- struct justice but officials who have been asked to facilitate his return on will \ endeavor to have the Legislature wpprepriate funds with which to {send the winner of the contest to | Washington, there to present the 2 v 4 L . trom Chicago, found plans blocked ing to Secure Design— e 'm'li '( ‘Tm' Kajito s inesident) uin e \Ovinfgton in the hands of of the United States Sivate s, afore & UP to chlaldlul(‘,. | ‘ > b2, v inve tor Before an officer can be sent for a requisition A0k e EASTERN STAR HAS for y.\umminn]n-:tn!”lvh.- Governor, dadien ton ELECTION’ OFFICERS Orm ~|-‘H>Irrl\|,\l he arrested. B is now bein erritorial Leg y night of the Order of tern Bedside of Dying Emperor the ofticial flag of {Star, the following officers weuc the States and I fo ex Hl o wllh'iul 5 :‘v-‘;u:' oy ‘\\!m]:.. ; \\‘r».11‘>v M TOIX0, loectdl el St an official flag (‘\ Alis S e, Wortly Patron:|oL the Imperial ‘!:m\‘l,\ have Mv!! The contest is open to all children | yjilared Martin, Associate Matron. (Y SPecial o aa e R R * in the seventh and e hiAlice Brown, Secret: es Ad ’] “'“" ‘I‘” Yoshibilto lies mnear denth W sehools of both the| Sjp. Preasurer Belle Goorae, | With bronchial pneumonia, and - Indian Conductress lie Burford, Asso-|) SRt . clate C ton, wductre and Mary Wes- wstee for three yea ————————— | terably a‘men- | British Newspapers Are ! #d o P.-T. A.) torwardl them ito. 3, .| LONDON, Dec. 16.—a Dbill has end fmported| TRY THE wrrying such cases ireat Britain I the Post Commander.| | to ish publish school superintendent teacher) shall be the|to four mont imprisonment and DRUG CO. U fine of $2,500 citizens for this commit- i S e FIRST e Measure taxen for all-wool made “;n”.m] as ; n.lu ‘\'“‘ | to measure guits, fit positively guar | Phone 134 We Deliver | le ten best . | . o A e e | 2 | |anteed. JORDAN'S VALET SERV- | s should be n 2d 50 as | yap -—-mlv‘ Substation Tost Office No. 1 Department Adjutant, | = e = | American Legion, Junean, not|fewfs’s Hats are newest. adv. - e S March 1, 1927 & B = and address of con-|€ 5 7 : LR { NOW nt Executive Com- \ The American Legion m Pre- sk i selec 2> Fing Awd 8 Maska will select the Final Awarils| Tiventony | o BCa Seo winner of the contest will | Shoe Sale gold watch on ‘the baclk | : i will be enanieled ‘His’ of Walk-Over Buster Brown Shoes of the flag, and the| whano| GEORGE BROTHERS > pupil whose 1 e dhasalis, o PHONES 92 AND 95 OPEN EVENINGS Women Find it Easy to Shop in This Store You'll find our salesmen know the last word in good style; they’re helpful, courteous and they’ll save you time. Everything that well dressed men.wear is here; everything is in good taste. 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