The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 23, 1926, Page 8

8 SKELETONFOUND | .. .. OF MAN MISSING i fo Chamber Friday Noon FOR FOUR YEARS - THE DAllY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, DEC. 23, 1926. ————————— e e e e ————— tableaux of biblical s, ferences with hi mfederctes,] Of 15,151 gr he var [ he “Apache” motor trail, Mari- MlRAGLE PLAYS tin t levelop: i, Sin and Leviathan and eck | ic colleges and t es in Ja | cor County Arizona, follows ap- nd comedy, and eve ¥[to block the coming of the Mestiah,|an last year, only 8,952 had r v | proximately the route used by *‘t ! 1 | band of war- wented each time {found eit h Many g&: m-m.‘ Apache Kid" and his n raids on \\)':tv settlements {in the early 80's r A nLq_MExunlgjgwgu;;tgjg«;rr;; y relief hecau —_ Use the Classifieds. They pay. \ in ' d e 3 W | Col the franciscan fathers, Usually it istou y \]\~I< rous l)l\.ll pearance ()f ket ad will be AN ANTONIO, Tex.. Dec. 23— given at Christman tim x i ;4" "llstin(’ & | td ohithe C ' Con re Yec e pla e a chor ¢ v HiCanthy from || TS S seular ovn tutoh 1 /tacien. st e, ety ‘Stiners. wiban SR & LC ek vestee. O ; nly | » Tenakee s Solved. | at Gast \ Annex | | w forerunners of rn | choristers someti to one sid W I\y.()rs W t 1 « dran 1 flourish in this vicini ut usually large fiendish head { 1 in parts of old Mexic efeated villian vanishec ! and 5 i d i entations of - t ttle | i the southwest by § : 4 ! t i n prie handred vr]’\\‘.‘u e rise l ) C 1. leir sto | with their original stat e birlir of BERG-MIC HAFLSON B = 2 ‘y@k In sizes from Half Pound to 1t unusual del Miracle puays wer ot A Villain Is Added Nels Berg an oM e Five Pound B L oA o T of 1 ) ive Pound Boxes = L I Greek and Roman d Ua villain y in t I 2 ! . 1 | \ [ the X A TRY THE vioat Dey nt of ( n I from. he ut ing erenmony ' e ; MoOartl dihe Wa — - - > 1 o [ 3 SlHD o eitau e SULLY HERE FOR HOLIDAYS || Butler Mauro l)rug Co. In August, 1 | a clock and W. K. Sully, who operates a large | B it tiguo |”:: |:\1.th”\ ‘M w»)w ("“ lm‘ L will 1 I ’I ”J “1‘\"1"‘ o o ATteMED o il = 3 Phone 134 Substation Post Office No. 1 We deliver 1o Federal grand wre, being e ):30 o'clock irived o the \ ¢ i dmitted to bail in the sum of bl PAPACES will spend the in Juneau “.“.“.”._.___.___,_-,,._,--.-_-,.----_---,,,,,M Ile w ed hy the bt FRUM HYDROGEN ‘\L\\ Field I~ Open by Tests May Revolutionize Costly Methods. He was identif ing the engraved Jetters “J. M.”, uny BERLIN, Dec. 25 What scientist automati pistol found near the|rvegard as the first step in the build skeleton, and parts of the clothing, |ing up of matter by human effort A coronor’s jury decided the skole.|the result of th neement ton was that of McCarthy. He is! Drs. Kurt Pe cob Panetl reported 1o be survived by a brother, | University chemists, that William McCarthy, a resident of ppel- | they succed helium out lingham, Wash lof hydro - | The discc if CHRISTMAS TREE i ERECTED ON FRONT - With individual decorating of | bags places of business making a good| The v Christmas showing, and the Cham-|@re among the first authenticated ber of Commerce and the City Coun ‘llh“mu“ in the struggle of scien cil already having adopted plans for|to unveil the mysteries of atom public decorations, it is plain the|electrons in which = Dbigger atom out of little on - >oo i B e e to sell anything, the best way {n| (e = - GRQQEME Christmas Store Walnuts, Almonds, Brazils, Fil- berts, Pecans, Peanuts, FRUITS Japancse Oranges, New Sweet Oranges, Apples, Pears, Grape- fruit, Bananas. AGGRAVATORS A NEW ORCHESTR A WILL MAKE THEIR FIRST BOW THE INTERESTING DANCE OF JUNEAL ANNUAL PRE-INVENTORY SUIT SALE Fully one-half of stock 5 PIECE BEFORIE PUBLIC reduced Group No. 1 They are all local boys acith plenty Reg. $35, $40. $45 of Snap— Good Selections—Plenty Suits of \'111’4'[[)' Reduced to | them off with a bang :&;2/1,_ 75 Group No. 2 Reg. $45. $50 Suits Stunts Let's start Large variety of Fresh Vege- tables. FOR GIFTS MOOSE HALL-—-December 28th Admission $1.00 Everybody Welcome merry Yuletide will be amply sym-|have been made bolized in Juneau {instead of smaller The commitiee decided that a|ones- When Professor Miethe and Christmas tree should be placed onl Others said they produced gold from Front and Franklin streets and jt|Mercury. they broke SnetieiNtonay By fila: oity( RERG bk SiRde e dRta I street_employees. The Juneau Cham |1elium is altost four times W ol P en, the Berlin savant Naosuati Y to built up an clement Peters and Paneth said they a quantity of palladium sponge [in a sealed test tube of chemically | pure hydrogen. Heated to a high, ones out of big is being arrvanged for the tree, congisting ot the | ! usnal Christmas novelties and small lights This is the first time in about eight years that Juneau has had al €1 () 18 ours e palla community Chr as tree and it i \' Ll B “l Y8 U pel] jum acted as a catalytic agent, prog certain that the amount of interest s i 1 f v ducing, they sald, as much as ons displayed cannot but fail 1o re wage A : : : : en?thousandth of a cubic e r a merry exemplification of the Chris {of helium from the hyc 1 spirit {every succeeding 24 hours. A spectro MIDNIGHT MASS e e e e CATHOLlC CHURCH of other experiments they iid they ran fof and ted in another Midnight Mass will begin promut- i;.'.""‘_ gl Iy at 12 o'clock tomorrow night at|,nie (hing the Catholic Church Right Rev.| nitizates ag Bishop Raphael Crimont will Pon-{ (e 00esn tificate assisted by Rev. Augustus!|anufacture Coudeyre, S.J. as deacon and Rev. | xpensive t the ulness v commercial helium - Johin Hayes as sub-deacon | FLIERS IN MEXICO A 35 of Thanksgiving will fol-| TAMPICO, Mexico, Dee. 23 - The low the solemn Midnight Mass Pan-American fliers reached here last On Christmas Day masses will be|night after hopping off late vester said at 8, $:30 and 9 o'clock. There | day will be a high Mass celebrated at 11 {Texas, where I by benediction. [ by fog afternoon from they had bee | 1 u delayed I no evening services .o The sermon at the Midnight Ma ien’s Coat, Dress and Hat| and at the s itinues until Dee. 31st at| Vs Emporium ady Smoking Tobacco, Cigars, Cig- arettes, Coffee Tricolators, Syphon Bottles, Bulbs. Reduced to Sale Ends Dec. 31 | WS GRAVES GEORGE BROTHERS | : s i The Clothing Man Phones 92--95 Deliveries 10:30 a. m., 2:30, 4:30 p. m. = f \ I EENNENNNE] THE GIFT THAT IS5 4 HERITAGE A large assortment of Christ- mas Candy. Grape Juice, Orange Juice, Ginger Ale, White Rock Water, t t + ueN you choose a gift for one of the family sclect something i * of a fine order—an heirloom that \ ‘@ will always mark a shining star_ t + 4 + 1 ol i f ‘ + Christmas or anniversary. An aristocratic silver tea service will be a reminder of you on festive oc- casions—your presence will be felt though you are far away. e‘ Much of our silver is copied from historic pieces—the fine flower of all the ages of silversmithing. .~ : \ THE NUGGET SHOP {1 THERE'S A | “MERRY CHRISTMAS” FOR HIM SOMEWHERE IN THE STORE ¥ It may be a Hart Schaffner & Marx Over- coat, or one of their smart new Suits. “MERRY CW C\-\R\“HAS" [l ONE AND ALL --- KEEP T WARM FOR SANTA'S CALL - - E ideal sort of Christmas- tide is one that is cold out on the fields and up in the glistening star-studded sky but warm as a generous heart in the interior of your own home. We deal in home com- forts. HARRI MACHINE SHOP Reay of Juneau-Young Hardware Co. Plumbing, Heating, Acety’ ae Welding, Blacksmithing If those things involve too much money it may be a Manhattan Shirt, or smart | v . | new Neckwear; mavbe a dozen pairs of o Luxite Silk Hose. But whatever it is, | [ Juxite dilk Hose, ut whatever 1t 1s, be sure of this, he’ll have respect for our mark in the merchandise. Men know | our high quality and style standards. | THEY’LL. APPRECIATE YOUR DISCRIMINATIONS TONIGHT—8 O’CLOCK P Alaska College vs. Douglas High School At Natatorium ADMISSION 20 AND 35 CENTS -‘ Goldstein’s Emporium THE GIFT STORE e e T