The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 1, 1927, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JAN. 1, 1927. PP e s ot £ O P O i . e s ————— P e . | e et et e e et et e S mm.-.-m i — officers of the association, Louis 11 SAWDUST ON MENU “RUTH IN TRIM; HIs Jaffe g : ; t [ Jatfe, president; Robert Small, IN BEST CHICKENCOOPS FIREMEN SWAMP | VAUDEVILLE IS NOT treasurer, and Larry MeCrossan, sec- - GOING TO HURT HIM retary SEATTLE, Jan. 1. Sawdust i s Tl § 7t 7 We Wis § [¢ is [@ scHUUL CAGERS 1 NEW YORK, Jan Babe (Y N a good Dbreakfast food, but it . g e TR e G ki LONDON'S HOBO PIGEXNS chickens, not humans, that velish A p b ] 4 HAPPY ith ™ o the FACE OFFICIAL OUT.AW the dish ; winter will work no spring tre 5 | : s AT i T GAME R U Warren L. Beuschleln, professot 2 : . g SEN NEW YEAR o e LONDON, Jan. 1.—The hobo pige- of chemistry in the University of = : ; / Y J his business § ’ A ons of London may be outlawed by Washington, has developed a proces 4 e tiv 1. Although baseball fans | | 5 10 P & e s S b incline to the belief that Ruth | |2 Special act of perliament iat utilizes sawdust from the lum Qutpla Loral HlighiSchoolife re ol The ownerless birds have increased | ber mills of the northwest in i, A E)] &/m 32 to 20— r\\u il it n\\.:}l “"i]( e h‘"\"f their flocks at St. Paul’s Cathedral | manufacture of charcoal ! | J.J. WOODARD CO. an | and other public buildings in such| Pacific coast states use more than | MI\[EDIATELY,(!]C Buick cnginc Plumbing—Sheet Metal Work kept the kee slu 5 ht | | Games for Next Week. el - ot o welght | |\ umbers that the London County | 15,000 tons of charcoal annually fo; ok South Front Street S Council will submit a bill empower- | poultry and other purposes. Ninety starts. The weather may be bit- Phone 373 Res. Phones 1401,1208 Tu the opening of the series to d | officials to put an end to | per cent of this product is ~|lm|n|| s » YR I, 8 . cide the Channcl hoop championshin. WASH, UNIV. FIVE | wnt pigeon population. The from the Kast coast where it terly cold, but Buick has a high speed the Juneau Fire Department five ou 4 o £ | pigeons have been pecking at the made from hardwoods. A small plant artino ey played the High School squad i LOSES TO MONT. | mortar and the soft stones, such as | for turning sawdust into charcoal starting motor, AUtoni‘at“;.Hc“t Con- night at A. B. Hall and we ( STATE HOOPSTERSHI:H of the Houses of Parliament, is 1ow operating here ! trol and Thermostatic Circulation 4 0 extensively that the a R |have been spurned to action. Use the Classitieds. They pay. | Control. —— e — 20. The first quarter wa even [ll'»l;l"l-\\ main the Wire SEATTLE, Jan. 1 The University men failed to AT Ge Washington last night lost the | —_— i e i et gk glestyn These three Buick featurss mean Hfive by a score of 41 to 34, | casiers tar(mgandqmoothcrperform- checked closely by the School, 2 y ; : o ’ ae ey s o (ANNUAL BIG DINNER | May All Your Days Buy a .I?uuk- You will enjoy ijo:db?g b?i ,’EE starred for the Schcol both on (b e driving it offense and defense. caging YO donce ...\ i‘ o s S ': B(g Lik() lh‘) N()IU Y‘;(”- ‘The ‘ Bad weatherw:llnot B sixu: hos, s brouic | 10, ve Basn el with gt e -( ] C E “male you sad. ! e el et RS ) S e i lwl;mly lu;”mn: by GrcatCSt B l ];’ell ¢ OROCERY 3 N cd by the Philadelphia Sports \ TRV 7 uilt GROCERY Firemen Play Best Geme W ieie b0 i - o) 1k ’ o The beginning of something SRS PHONE 478 omen showed up better n‘l:[ s “m”m’ "”"” 4l W---.‘ i \ ) )'Iu‘l.-"l Iphis Sports Writers' Richer and better, CONNORS I‘IOTOR CO i ‘fl In telegrams to Cobb and Speakor ment of vert asy ha e wi o ociation desire: to express (o — o . e |Tou nd’ rls Speaker ts' nkmony Till all you could wish v S g Both sides passed ! (] Sund e ¥l pnesty sand il - ' When better automobiles are uflt, Bulck will build them the school five was the worst off MRS adic outbursts have That is good and true, e O sy ad chem : no E ) e « fro y der in this respect. Both were : Bl L th on guarding, but the school's weal ' et el plises Has come your way 3 4 ness was particularly noticeable ) e Rl : 3 Next week will probably sec two | o o0 Srlab s S And left rich blessing! v games in the Channcl series. The | it i & ‘ R RUEMRIYS Sy ALL TIIE BEST High School is expected to meot Douglas High Fri aventng onl ol oo S e RS HEHAR Y TIE QUALITY local floor and th emen will take S 1 1. . J J. M. Giovanetti WORKMANSHIP day night, probably on the A. DI ‘ o GE d Hall floor. AT 1 T u PRICE Lineup and Summary Uz ~ % SIS e O ; The game: 2 | OB ronize an (flh fent laun- Tracy (11) e J. Orme (5 | \E GEO. B. RICE || ary. oOur prices are moderate : S S —_— : PLUMBING HEATING OIL BURNERS A" our. deliyery . 8T T Holman (9) o Connors (2) . A - - - - - — - Campen (1) 3 Livie (&) | | “I Tell You in Advance What Job Will Cost” (| Phone us to call—299. Mangan (5) H F. Orme (5 3 Wishing all a Happy New = e SRR Year. T iy | s /f ~n , A They Are Here! substituted for J. Orme in fourth quarter; 1) substituted for Burke in o AR SQUARE OUR NEW STOCK OF FIRESTONE TIRES AND TUBES SNOW WHITE l‘\l NI)RY IR = fourth qu: 2 Bl toa I| is always our ambition by 08l e to serve the public with Gl hotE the best food stuffs at con- Free Throws: Holman 1, Mangan Sistenslycruitaprlo ERLyINE . J. Orme 1, Livie 2, F. Orme 1. § It in a courteous, square 4 manner that will bring it l'lRIu ALARM (,ALLS Third and Franklin. Front and Franklin. Front, near Ferry Way. Front, opp. Film Exchange. | Front, opp. City Whart. Front, near Saw Mill. Willoughby at Totem Gro. Willoughby, opp. Cole Barn Front and Seward. Front and Main. Second and Main. Fifth and Seward. Fire Hall. Gastineau and Rawn Way. Second and Gold. Fourth and Harris. Fifth and Gold. Fifth and East Seventh and Gold. Fifth and Kennedy. Ninth, back of power house. Calhoun, opp. Juneau Apts. Distin Ave., and Indian St. Ninth and Calhoun. Seventh and Main. velfth, at Northern L'dry Twelfth and Willoughby. Home (rocery. thro missed: Holman 2, Vb M 0 Divie 4 Bonk back smiling to our store L e T Do 1 Buying your grocerics here Officials: Referee, Sabin; Time- Wil get to be a happy keeper, Wade; Scorer, Pegues habit Time of game: four S-minute quar 2 el . ters. SANITARY GROCERY e R The Store That Pleases Let Almquist v ess your Suit. We PHONE 83 and 85 call and dellvw l’hona 528 adv i This is the largest and most complete stock we have ever received in one shipment which is jus- tified, only, by the quality and price. Every Month in the Year! ! /\m wlnmdhwhu 1927 SALES DATES does anything which January 26 May 25 September 21 Firestone Gum-Dlpped / High Pressure and 1)‘ an hour/ April 27 August 81 December 14 Ba"oon Tlres Special Sales Held on Request of Shippers Advance Made on Shipments When Requested A Tire to Fit Any Purse and Purpose Come in and investigate before ordering tires SEATTLE FUREXCHANGE —_— NSNS : Connors Motor Company § MOST MILES PER DOLLAR : AR BT pemeTTCrr R " « Hapny and PR e, There are few hard tasks left in the home JUNEA U GUN CLUB , Foreign and Correct Styles I’p'-osp(-l"uus which electricity cannot do at trifling cost. 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