The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 13, 1927, Page 7

———r e — - BARNEY ‘“OOGLII AND SP ARK PLUG TUAT WAS - A o i LBhd, /W'@z’/ IM ALM S FeTick s Ze b was ‘“(& NEAR WELL — T TOODLIAY AnD W N CRASH (NTC Q\\\\-\\ THE DAILY ALASKA E WHERE D TS/ JUNK COME Uuu nlu I srlfiil.ul | \ More lmub]e ] News L] MEETING CHAMBER COMMERCE > > LEAGLUE MEETING wONIGHT hien the lad an tirst time in the The meeting will abou to be p VISIT; GILKEY HERE, SHOF | PLANNED | | EARLY OPERATIONS hoach N. F. Gilkey adwell Princ s Mary yesterd for a shor | ierests of hi oni- | v plans as carly ope the winter ends a conditions will permit a vations to that end are now in prozress ——..———— RESTLESS SANDS ARE NOW PARKS Chicago Has New Front Yard fdl.ake Michigan Front Is Pushied Back. sand Indian much of b Frank Lloyd Wright confronted trouble again when she and her trunk were ushered from a Chicago hotel in a dispute over a bill. Her worries began when her hus- band, the noted architect, left her for Olga Milanoff, a Rus< sian dancer. CTIICAGO. Jar 13 i dune of staining - -+ - rial | LYCEUM OFF& RUSSIAN A SHILLING m haliel juter to become hill Specially built ships hring the sand | the from the Indiana Michigan | i chores. It pumped holes | men and then ¢ tieg of w hehind b in place. Coated wilh Soit The finely divided materia into a compact mass with the exuding at the t good s=oil mukes suituble patrk and Gront of the has b miles has heen bui another will be built. A half mike further in the lake another drive is to bhe bui t will he an island 2 miles lon a halt mile | 2U0IeNC powith un wide, with etch of water | fug veliemence, medut to oy hetween it and the shore fill. enthuslasm, but which: Pder Lincoln Park 1s under extension,|CWeki considered altogether tactle and from its northern end a houle. il NIt the result 1hat he oy vard of claborate proportions will I 3 ;“ ‘:.m 18 made of sand for nearly 10 mum{ I “_’___ Below Lincoln Park is a plot of 80 . acres made of sand on which stang! SHE DI’IVES FIRST TAXI many palatial hotels and the down-. fown campus of Northwestern Uni-! vorsity., in oblite VIED . Jan. 12.—Fraulein the first woman Vienna but she ex- o hardships in ex L tricating herself from the maze of red tape intricacies strung along her path toward obtaining Ariving permit than she probably ever will Ing her taxi through the traffic. | ghter of a well-to-do mer-' iting grade o railroad ks are first ra piling and en trainloads of s are hauled on the (restle work f ihe dumes. The sand is forced through the bhridgework, nntil 2 i of it buries the piling and the ol ‘in ste tion is completed. Retaining alls | Vien and riprap work are uscd to hold The the sand, and the roadbed is vibra-|chant Fraulein Fischer decided that tionless. |she nceded pocket money . She el- Sand is not “dirt cheap,” however, ected to hecome a taxi-driver. | as the expense of handling the fre» e —————— commodity is great. 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Re- solve that the Fair and Square srocery shop shall attend upon your table wants during the next twelve months. Start the New Year right and you won't get left. SANITARY GROCERY The Store That Pleases PHONE 83 and 85 PESOLYE to-geodness Fears ar SEWARD STREET i AS KA RY % £l sh ‘ '~ G LOM MW O WE | INTEMD TD GPEAK - - J A LTYLE PECE TO **ou EALH ‘\IL\:K o you ALASKA STEAM LAUNDRY i | % (\\". Nt auto's .f.-lm' sick uld bring it ito us Now, if youwr You then sh quick. 7HEN JUNEAU MOTOR CO. STRVICE LUCAS ——— || ing. Leave orde HARRI MACHINE SHOP Reas of Tuneau-Young Ilardware Co. Plumbing, Heating, Acetylene THE CASIl GROCERY Is now open for business and the publio is imvited to inspect my stock of Grocerics Fourth 8t., next to City Hall. : —| ALWAYS A COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES l Quality the Best—Priced Right S. ZENGER, Prop. Giovanetti’s Welding, Blacksmithing Old Papers for sale at The Empire Office GROCERY PHORE 3-8-5 —~— < R ROLLER SKATING A. B. HALL Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs day—-Afterncons 2 to 5, Evenings 8 to 12, Saturday afterncons, 2 to 5. for Ladies and Children for in- struction. Saturday evening, 7 to 9:30, General Admission. JUNEAU TRANSFER COMPANY Moves, Packs and Stores Freiglt and Baggage Prompt Delivery of LADYSMITH COAL PHONE 48 o " ", - 1 I'ne Juseio Livnory Franklin Street, between Front and Second Streets PHONE 359 aning, (‘.-nu 1l Contract- 11 Concrete Work, Excavat- | Phone 149 | or P. 0. Box | | G. A. GETCHELL VAUCHN’S CHICKEN TAMALES MADE FRESH EVERY DAY 328 Front Street, and Sanitary Meat Market — L] | | PULSE AND CARD READING Past and Future accurately told | or no charge. 538 Kennedy St., | | cor. | readings by appointment 1 — g 6th. Phone 4403. Home |