The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 17, 1926, Page 8

8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, DEC. 17, 1926. ° NEw INTERESTS Ihennit \ f Lhie | e """m 'MIRAGLE FUUND FUNERAL SERVICES ;NEW AIRPLANE BRAKES 1 i b | ¥ i 3 FOR SHORT LANDINGS o ‘ it In New Reno |" Wi FOR FRANK YOUNG | i | it ( Ju- | wa nfer with th BE HELD SUNDAY| LONDON. Dec. 17.—Brakes for s EEK I N G SITES ne t biv | City Council on the subject | < GUIL Y Y RY acroplanes which would ma land- fe rovie in al kinds o | Print Secretary’s Report 3 i 3 Puneral services for the late Frank|in88 Possible in short spaces 1 Has Sitka Townsit | Authority was given to have 200 ‘“m" \ i I‘\” e 5 I" & P heen perfected by experts and C I A, Ramscy i I )i annual report of N E T L e Thall tnies. suspices. of| =00H (to Bt to) Tradflenl testd [ told th now I priated. It will 1 e R e b = They are designed especially for use Sitka v i e ion with t mnual d _‘ ““ i ‘w“‘“ _II"“’“'\ i “‘”‘“‘ on ships and on tops of tall build- ARG P othe! = ¥ bt & kg S | ings 4 ; : ; s | Sperling, Exalted Ruler. The deceas i - Tt S5 California Engineer Discloses L towr B uf o secutive Committee recom Is Acquitted on Manslaughter| i vis s charter member as wo One scheme conssts of un arrest- g ( ka1 ue (eeds| led the printing of 5,000 copie | ) —Ha "he 5 ¢ member o s local lodge Gl LSO LR LIS S Plans ot Company for ; (i s O Count—Hautop Changes b life member of the lotal lodge. | the hydraulic buffers used on rail: Erecting Mill. ' passen q jing 12 one-day trips in thi One of Pleas. e i G e N e t(.\-l _\vul»l.h’v]- contrivance includes k t i v i The matter was referred B Mitale i o it multly.or | 1vRe e enTony: Sntetmnant avill Hell e St E o5 Sulally Siged 1o ne of th [ it incest and mot gullty of manslaugh-|made in the Blks plot in Evergreen T ]‘”:" ‘”1“ ing. @ oo iu itk i i LS incest and not gulliy of manslaunel |00 o Yimeniataly following the | [Xed 101 the outer end. Upon land- n i%% o uase m‘ the i ] services. Active pallbearers will be ":kll\v;( hook lu\u]'xwl to pick u::_ Ic ) he case P M court, | ¥ e b hton. Rovi CNEraving means such as a series of Z ) Names Commiiiecs | The jury was out more than four| ! Metcalf, Guy ”"\” ‘)'LI'_’{HI‘:""_“WN Yotes: Whlch R buin HHIXN‘"'L The appointment of th How hours, receiving the case noon { * et R “1to the braking mechanism t s committees by President H., L and bringing in its verdict at 4 p. m. [ ;h;“m!\x [|I‘”“v’|rm BN O ‘ e 1 Wits announce Sentence will probably be imposed . J;.::l, i'. ;“IIL\\]H: Ohio State University's R. 0. T. C | v‘z‘ 2“ pE S o : il T p 1o vemanta=M e N enriit on Miracle Monday penalty, u GHSTE RN eSS and Thinee among the largest in the nation mtil sometime in e | Holiatbsah o der the Alaska Cr code, cu 2 AR S irty-six hundred and twenty-cight B X W tman told the lustric Nt be any term from three to 15 years wdents are participating in the itter returned carly g vok Chairman, W tek imprisonment in @ Federal peniter BT | corps activities Séattl Executive g i oy viver originating in in i iavdner: Transportati : ‘ i e 1, of the U | . 5 " state of Arizona finds its sourc f w\" Ly opment—Ditice How vl Rt laniop; Andiauetl Ebyiating g *a 13000400t peak in | g ¥ G ks T T <,r|,n}‘1 Jury last month on charges [ 10 AT prin figs E gt erusade? Apblanil, Jo A, Divis: Mouslst Adver: :. i e ‘I" [‘]‘”, !”"“'I “'.;"‘"'“;" | 5 . pR bbbl s | A indictment ¢ t Deto IKensk Vi (I ) ) o it o G ! | indicted with Hautop for kidnappin S1 R()\(’l‘l{ | pe : i also d ssed an 12 > )i y : s G e L ; ALL THE TIME ‘ Something New , 5 A i S 1l Survey [ t of the Alaska College bas- | | tencan Mona i s | ; : was not y f il squad. It is comp of | et b 5 " ) I + almost a total ab. rish e . | " rial o wk -B. Joseph, Wra ] L poisoning t Unless their shel Pegues, Harry s and y Siasl Indian, indicted for a statuic \\ HY: | ‘ TRY THE There is no place in th el and ar foods were nda= W, I Tellens s Adothen com-} Mrs. Ben Ali Haggin, wife of | ;" jted 1o start Mond Fi . ‘ G i ; o ol Stroyed, not much he uld mitter was appointed ¢ Com- | . . w York stage de= | qigtvict court. ’Cause We Feature | - nd pape sty era ny 1| signer, was rcported to be S | e e k ity real red tolof . A. Metealf, R. . Martin and| gooking ivorce in Budape: i O HH J satisfactorily as in this dist | ek 4 il secking a divorce in Budapest | Old papers for saie at The Empire. i DRUG CO. assorted. The only drawb e WP, Qs themy, e S Lashdtnyg oL | —just as effective but more == NEW DANCE NUMBERS ||| had found was the lack tivst | gem | quict thart Paris, i;i FIRST class tow = E % Each Week 1 1 e | s HOLIDAY : 1| Phone 134 We Deliver 4 ) 14 4 Al S % | ~ ~ T el 1 were dark and da bl]l{’fl T l,l P Ab J DEPUTIES ARREST MAN PERFUMES ¢ " 911! substation Post Office No. 1 tion would cause a large labor - e b e | | would de to avoid if possib & % M”“\'M Shag i ¢ OF GIFTS = For that reason it was highly v s ERL TN A b BUY sideable to bring the power to % 3 e 3 TOILET WATERS é . , tineau Channel and cstablish ¢ Neckties | L MANICURE SETS ( By ) NOW mill here, he said \l tfl e 11, g Kateis: Tud CAMERAS \ Pre- Increase in Demand surtiers [ A. Boyle in t Commission CANDY W X Inventor Mr. Smith cited the catly er S I lcourt and’ rele n $200 boud IVORY ——— ,”‘l ntory larged production of Canadian p NOCKS R ol it Shoe Sale and paper as evidence of the . S niie Saoh i YORIITe. Yetortad. Tine crease in demand for those pro Flannel Shirts e e A m:] i “"I" Walk-Over Buster Brown Shoes duct Since 1920, the combined - TR [ T : e o production of the United States and Dress Shirts [ e et P ) ) NS > | part of a il . he said, ( da’s output dweaters | - - Phone 25 Free Delive 1 that of American mills, mak Jelts Ola papers tor sate av The Emplre | & PHONES 92 AND 95 OPEN EVENINGS pulp producing And sthere it the premier country in the world Initial Buckles no indications of a stoppage in de mand Ratker its growth con o [ St : the paper manufacturing indusiry B!IIZCI' \Shll'ts has turned to Alaska as the scene of its next operations Hanlon Is Guest and Mayor W. R. 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