The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 29, 1926, Page 8

8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPlRE WEDNESDAY DEC. 29, 1926. i FBRMER RUM l::___—‘__]} DEVELUPMENT UN Ovemorked ! Coast Guard IN CALIFORNIA, REPORT WURST FLUUU | 4 | Cutters to Look | — i RUNNER Nuw I-U c A L HIGHWAYS | For Thornton 1l for some time past, according to F L ’ a letter received here last night Al L] ‘ striucted to search o L PIUM. | o Weather Bureau predicts the : waters for the speed boat W the nature of Mis| wougt flgoq in Nashville's history ! which Roy Thornton, Ketchi ime the letter was|mye cumberland River has spread " y . ~ } ¥ ok over the lowe wurt of e to Forest Service Survey Shows o b o e G r‘h' tov, I . Extensive Developments ialotmeity by ‘the tecert Bat ¥, Calif., where he hasjp . Foll Rbad e g established himself as a certified R 1 ollow oads. e e A public Accon itant ‘.M agent for .‘; 5000 Homeless iR L e umber of insurance companics. He| NASHVILLE Dee. 25 A state ! (Continued from Page One) Yo sone i “l‘mm_ 5 : extended holidays greetings to his|yor igsued by the Police Depari- = S T eau friends ment this afternoon says 250 block not t 1 into consideration, merely FESRREE - | t e o = we flooded and 5,000 persons ar : : ! the permanent improvements. Dairic homeless Y Sielen giein Accie Vors dataii . e A ndee ] Petersburg Packer MINISTERS ARE Y i T none of the livestock being included.: | L s Stad f ivorce ENTERTAINED AT j CHURCH CENSUS 1S AN EMORY B BUCKNER Is Sued for Divorc R ONeE. pAgy|Former State Official ' i NOW BEING TAKEN While the survey fncluded Misting Bmory Buckner, Federal Dis= | SEATTLE, Dece. 29 Mrs. e Found Dead, Acciden: 1 automobiles using the several T % S e Do 2l i - e y A church census, taken by the he value of e mach W was operated W iy Tenat Buitensln. Yaed of THIE DALLES, Ore, Dee. 29 & Miiiintotial. ABsoetation. included in the total given for im ec i < !M‘ Aeloli G e Georie Flostetler, of Oakland; formor R0t G0 ANt aotive o provements, Junecu and ’\t"‘\"»“” B ok rengvtenin o e : Tl T Deputy Bank Superintendent of Ore vasterda N R virtually tied for moton leals o g “‘;‘l‘ " i L k dinner at the|gon, was found dead near his wreck ilen o & laiies. e hip, this community leading by (wo St e I ian parsonage. The mem-|ed automobile late yestefday. His { ir district along muchines, 367 as combaredi (08061 oS her ob S RaVEs] L e SOl Ok BV LRI s and their wives honored were:|car had plunged over a 150 foo [ il pn A e for Ketchikan. The total owned was axlutieon. (e odd system. | udiecrabuseoran unukual bidtal e Fona. vk R A Giiley, et bridges Ba. Was sagteltuponia vadl Othe { 1 Rivem ‘g 41, wiifoh §stprobably RN L s A ind Mrs. . E. Rice, Rev and. Mrs. [pencil in hand, cold in death i B iiion stiareie o low: TR agiunl Glautes Brile wa ng on, but we ¥ David Waggoner, Rev. and Mrs. H > i city and will continue today. Tl GlINEDyCa Jrucs: oy ¢ not prepared to find so manuy R. Allen, Capt. and Mrs. 0. Ed FALL IMPROVES ! ,.,‘M,. N ; f‘ ,l o s i f varied improvemen . vards and Charles C. Personeus and| Bl PASO, Tex, Dec. 29.—Former b 1 AR Rl d BREb L b e Moy s e tieu ) dfe Wi ANNUAL wite Secretary of Interior Albert B . h;_’m] many ""mm chlirel, of whit & / o inerease in the G LR i ki ot i Nace fiomepReumon i Ls affiliation the residents have an . ber of cars is evidenced, particu RE-INVENTOR - Sirtbyomal Megay those ot atten ling asked| Bult of Miss Ganeral BHINSS S} iSIcaioninn e G028 fhirs Sheep Headed Monster ces to join one the several denom on, twenty-five l iR nnanihe (e Rietdly i S Ola papers ror sale aw The Empire inations in the city Walter W. Davi S e SUIT SALE Falls Victim, Cold Wave ] S Srtgom soh G0N s g increasc same peviod 1on J b2/ L VANCOUVER, B, €. Dec, 991 R pron was given d k- 1agg ST e s { VAN VER, B. C., Dec. 20.—The IN-DOOR PICNIC FOR when o New York jury refused : that there are im nts on them it Okanogan Lake sheep headed mons i to agrec W i foday valuad at S1AL0550 whien ain/|J- L. one-halt ‘ot stock ‘reducedfiys & gy “Sotuidn’ tifa taie ves . LUTHERAN CHILDREN to 70 and other routes increasi e e, : Gruen Cartouche f : .o i St DyoeE ol not. vien th \ml\‘} were start dente, 1s ;l.»‘.j. sialit g the .iw ot f Tomorr . |POPULAK JUNEAU Traffic Data snown T T el Group No. 1 i orie e e e e 1 the COUPLE MARRIED Maffic data over fDongAsS Do : . India lone watched the death E Lutheran C} p Glagier Flighyays, ‘based e Reg. $35, $40, $45 " and then assured himsell have an in Miss Mary Quinn and Mr. Arnot)|S0unts of maclines at gi i e the monster was dropped his church, corner of Main iaiiokann WEte inanrod eslerdas o0 these two by 1 v S ! - 3 Suits vitle and ran for home s, s o st N v e Soonty) 07 (e o e b e it SNOW FALL REPORTED L i e social time and vefreshnient Bl survey VARIOUS ALASKA AREAS i 2 to sell anything, the best way is = i youngsters tendents were, Mr. and Mrs. Waino| More than 506 machines reached a grre: A 2/1 7? throweh a clasgified 1n The Fmoirs LR e oint otie and threc:uarters miies| The following 8 the report o »24.79 £ e Brioh The popular CYRUS JACOBS BURIED Miss Quinn is @ graduate murse of|Dorth of Ketchikan, and 201 al the snow on the ground in various Al 5 Y P | CyrusJacobs, Indian. aged A0S Joseph Hospital in Viewria. | 107hern terminus of i 5 © Monday P g2 Gruen Cartouche years, who gave his birthplace as|c., 4 fE vasiaeel iy JUhann fov| noY. every day uring ) iroup No. 2 Y ment Hospit onday as the result| Ann’s Hospital [ e saine Des i Fairbank: i orre 'SI)ON( ence the Gruen Cartouche com: ot tuberculosls and funeral services| Mr. Hendrickson, has practically | 181 cars daily at Salmon on Tor and a trace at § Suits bines durability with dainti- were held this afternoon at the C.|lived all of his life in Juneau, ang5ass Highway Bl ness. W. Carter Mortuary. Through an|has been employed at 1. Goldstein At o point four miless north of HERT Reduced to L(lr(’s In this watch the entire error in announcing the death yes-|for the past 10 vears. He is an|oubeau on Glacier Highway durine e grou in Junea o 6 case space is utilized through terday, the name of the @leceased|active member of the Juneau Fire|these four months there were 320 day night. Thi pric }534 75 the oblong-shaped movement Wis Biven kb Uhat of {Harey: Wil Department. ono of the s \ . { cars. More than 50 machines reached (oday s G to increase the size and i : d 3 partment, one of the star bowlers | C41%, Mo ; e et s o s lard, which was the name signed|of the Eiks' Clab, and at present ‘I""‘ ':““"‘ POBS ol G5 Miguway adun ~——S 4 s | PRICED RIGHT you the Goven sdvantages: i to the death certificate as informant. | is one of the ranking six men for| J0¥, Counts were not made on the LOPI’}RNDIL GOING WEST Sale Ends Dec. 31 | e — the team to go to Ketchikan Ll L i e Sl LS et o | The survey estimates a total of' United States District Attorney| | THE NUGGET S 5 ; - f] i Bhe et e RO dOnUIDNE WO by died 5o ir miloaitan Fattlc Nt e | = I'HE NUGGET SHOE ‘ A'I T”F ”UTI‘IS “mvm at the home of Mr. and Mrs iy i aGehog! | z “ae i g B ;| Waino Hendrickson for friends ane way during the season Judicial Divisi | \ Gastineau es of the bride and groom ed, and 404170 car miles on Mis | AR be | % K ?- ’ N. A. Pyne, Haines Hickey, s newlyweds will make \Inu“lnl ’Ar‘e"*l')‘e“"l Sy I » Alamed 11 e \ = ; Dawson: J. B. Grant, Wrangell; Rob-|home in Juneau and have take velopment Roads ling from a legal trip ert Bancay \]\“1]:“n--’i4|‘.“"m“:| m:m“, rrl".r“. ”«‘:1- Commenting briefly on the survey. | - y v q Phone 25 Free Delive ’ : Alaskan dence ; : | District Forester €. H. Flory said| Public bath-houses for dogs are The Clothing Man | 0 ! i Pat Gegen, City; Ole Swanson madie el 0.8 Forest Service officials llvvxnw'l\'tu!n|.||m.|nu-d at the city's cost for the. | E City; A. Kosolica, Ketchikan; Ben Women's Coat, Dress and Iat| D@l been astonished at the -{sportsmen of Strasbourg s e S a R Kunze, Ketchikan; J. M. Adam-[Sale continues until Dec. 31st at| jocoococoson SmomTE s oo — ] son, City; . C. 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ELKS | ANNUAL High Jinks DANCE THE PRICE IS ONLY $8.95 FOR WOMEN’S SIZES AND $7.95 FOR THE MISSES * ‘ HATS TO MATCH---$1.25 : ’ ——TRY THE—— Butler Mauro Drug Co. FIRST Phone 134 Substation Post Office No. 1 We deliver We have other pretty colored rubber coats, made by § Kenyon at $5.00 LET US FIT YOU OUT FOR THE RAINY SEASON.--- ]; ‘ WE ARE PREPARED NOW 10 SPEED OUT THE DYING YEAR AND WELCOME THE NEW YEAR—1927 At the Elks’ Hall Pre-Inventory Shoe Sale DECEMBER 31 . REDUCED PRICES i § / ;éfi o0 Dancing at 9:30 P. M. Admission $1.50 ON SHOES i Public Invited Favors ST TR R Y Special Ferry to Douglas at 1:00 A. M. GEORGE BROTHERS . - Goldstein’s Emporium | ! JUNEAU’S STYLE CENTER i - - - |anan e e T T T T G | oo