The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 5, 1927, Page 8

8 FORDECEMBER 3 EXCEED NORMAL 5 Total Value $1,786,002 Fisheries Gain While Cop- per . Shows Decline. B MOOSE LEGION NO. 25 LOCAL EXPORTS (’HH.VI)REL\. JAILED FOR GETTING MARRIED, ARE TRUE [4 p. m FRISCO REALTY T p.m Arrive Vi THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 5, 1927. udish came FENG'S ARMY (Bebpy Franke Murderers o il b Ayle from Mexi- oF | co. crosnes from Belgium, garbanzo WELL DR".LtU JOLIET, 11, Jan Na Leo-| from Mexico, mint from Bermuda and . pold and Rich B ot | Mexico and burdock from Japan 1 you Bobbie Chicago, ap Almost 15,000,000 pounds of cab- b peared in court here today, defend. bage was imported, principally from J5 ants inoa $100,000 suit by a taxi-, Holland - driver, Charles Ream, who claimed S NEEE two boys app PARIS. Jan. 5.—The young French i e R e girl is being attracted more to the s iR e 4 |stuwdy of history, not merely anec- e T = e dotal and picturesque, but solid and Fes Bive fil ious. Eight were admitted after b I thei .1v FAR LANDS FURNISH |oumimation io ihe famous ‘Frency i G | School o istorical ecords, which on of the Christian religion. OFF-SEASON FOODS 11" unca it some. of the. fomet : it e i i historians in the world. One of the . s Tall rosaiis ebyicust WASHINGTON, Jan, 5.--Mi zirl candidates was placed second i S {of pou of fruits and vegetables, |on the list. . b {curious and common, flow into the e B Y i solute Habits Corrected | United States every year, from all | | king, obscenity ar 1 tickle the | | all sorts arc the hunger of I rules I. The nletics and of bodily cleanli been emphasized. Industry for learning have b enforee craving things) i SHARI 5 | out Many comoe f hary of season. and Southern S COMPACTS en en- hemisphere's lwinter here, their of the purport that “ie ing possible by mod cean n.m‘; bo will not work does not descrve | sportation | Q — and indi Almost a hundred varieties of BEST EVER ysperity and | fruits and vegcetables from abroad in 1 lcame under the eyes of i m walls and gates avound [of the federal horticultur: - e xl\nun'v the past year, I:nn.m TRY THE The men were given religions plantains led in quantity en masse | training from more than lighteen countries and at interval in the Christian faith in lots a dozen sent onions BUTLER-MAURO DRUG co. \“IIS I L _‘ il : into the thousands | was plenty of garlic, too, from eight O O ! P2 SleME R GRGHIL A AR SHLE AU L Are Better Fighters countries, Mexico leading Italy, but e i e th MEN ARPANGING 2. s iy ke Ew ] e e e FIRST 1 t ) i o) s lingtl ALY and Tientsin, which resulted | plying cipollino, a relative of the Phone 134 We Deliver [ i N ' i < | Feng’s evac m of the capital, | zarlic } l()\l(ll] l red vl NE]RTHERN TUUR ) S R hese troops, most of whom thereto-| Out ol scason fruits such as ap Substation Post Office No. 1 DEVOTIONAL WEEK fore had done mo sevious fighting L cherties, grapes, melon re val 3 tnazed Foreigners and Chinese alike [ peaches, pears, plums and water ) Vel 2] g mon at $311 > " NGw PROGRESSING by their courage and the loyalty|n 18, came from entina N h () (Al ‘( )(Al\ t 105,840 ('h;“-[(, S[(-am(-r for l;x(‘ur-‘ o | howed toward their officers, China sent wat root, udn,' duets inereased about §1 . f Realtors Al The second mecting of Devotionid zpapshall - Feng physically more | dasheens, water chestnuts, pachyrhi- 100 5101 0 Nhl t‘/’\ih lo Al- Week, b g he H\‘W“ the auspic arly meets the current conception | 7zus, cdible Lly bulbs, Kudzu, am The acl o S [of the Juneau Minisieria x of a distinguished military leader | cru Bermuda and Cuba s it Sommatiiag aska Next August. : e | a and Cuba sent . List «f Com f-‘-i“» S 3 5 ion, was last night in Trinity Cathe- | than any other high Chinese officer more common vege- STANDARD o ; ; i the servic being - conducted o g gver six feet in h il o late winter months NEW SHIPMENT i : ey tondiny okulte ot .\1:\”\;“;!4"'!‘ 08 o e 1s more than 200 pounds England and F DIARIES n S ME] 4 4 Sl £ is planned by the Real Estate | ery Light Presbyterian church Ty NE Cun 471 ) \ Francisco, according | s attendance and great in.| ¢ ~seee—ee SRR R S SHI S s S S 24 FOR 1927 l QLIRS ouncements appearing in - news in the meeting ! WOOL st N diesni e papers of that city recently re-l Tonight, at 8 o'clock, the third|} INSTALLATION OF GET YOURS NOW ept 1-fisl ! il I here, The Board has char-|meeting of the week will be held. !¢ g Y o 5 Laced u“l{ | - ( A m.um\‘.‘ Pacific : ‘:...(.w. Diits tnaetln sBal be in .,.‘.[|’ Han { Womcen of Mooseheart Legion at 9 o'clock i Priced Rig]lt ’) 4 '\(TS' All i AR By el ‘\«m i ; ,Il-]\l R ! THURSDAY NiGHT, JANUARY 6 ! 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Crah forded the San | — = Shrimp ) realt A large number : an i Other fish product tof rescrvations are reported as hav-! m Chicago Meal 100 Iy been made and amone |go will forego 0il 1000 ssured of making the trip are months this year and; 2 U {turs and fur-skin me of the most prominent men in e into the Arctic { [ | fox 11,230 the al esta protossion C. B Goodspeed, Mrs. B B | L The Clothing Man RLYoY 10 L800) - Th rary of (i b follow roand Mrs, John Borden an | 3 ° | Al other It Loeay 12:01 a. m.. 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