The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 14, 1927, Page 7

THE DAILY ALAS \l'\1PIRl" l"RII)\\ [,\\' 14, 1927. & v G( R TWO DAVYS LONG DREARY DARK DAYC, ¥ - BARNEY ACOGLE . OWNER CF SPARK PLUG NOW BEING EXHNIRTED 1A AE W CRIEANS HAS |BELA PLUSHING WIS BODdY THROUEGH Tug (ALl AND ONQUT OF KENTUCKY WITHOUT KANGWIAG WHERE WE IS AND T \TS AlL N“AABOUT g ———— % BOOZE CHARGE FILED | l)ou «rlus Island | i Neas il s [ Agents on a _sg Carlson and |k young men, wt with larceny arrested by Diy n who repo Arvested federal Prohibi charge I!CH SCHOOL ENGAGES lie SENIOR HOOPERS TONIGHT (., h School and Ju- heduled to play starting at Tirst zggae e W Judged com i 2 of mash and \\|n~l\v‘ While officers ea st Jicre ton S o'clock A making . the B noted a v ihle ahle cen ti am iy be in the cump descriptions paratively s In t bank I M 1o the proper Federal a investigated and filed charge against the t D - Fair quintet with th Iacal sam ane ‘had no i " KETCHIKAN MAILBOAT Juned ht these the bard for S Both of turned in @ victory over D H However, the results fonight will not be determined until the zum is ended and an interesting contest anticipated e in NEW OFFICERS INSTALLED It was BY REBEKAH LODGE chikan ! It hod b anyital(HsthalaLion ot oftioosss W oand for the ensuing term was held last, Warm Springs by Northern Light Rebekah accident 1 No. 1, in the Odd I-'l-lln\\'-xi\\.w not ) 1 have : The Motorship Carm the W. J. Neill T and operated the west out 15 const, Snow P wlled off n charterc The was 1 Bay at the tir extent of the carly this w > dan Lodge oM hatl. 1. D lin acted sisted by seth as Offic Noble Grand, President Gertrude Laugh M installing officer N. G. Josephine nd Marehal installed wer as P Let Almquist 1% 35y your Suit £ . and deliver Phone 528 Gertrude | ph Hirsch; Warden, Jocephine Mead; R. & ;L. S V. G. Catherine Levie; Aino Walto; O. 6. Axel Kron-| Chaplain, Tmpi Aslte; Organ-| Gerirude 1{elgéson. | P. Loken; eth: L. V. G. Aallo; R N G G,V | ¢t s Qe 3!{' DS IS MDH’LS LEA(-UE ‘ELECTS OTHER lMPORTANT BUSINES Au important with (e annual election of ¢ wiis Jiewd by the 1 s League last ovening in the League rooms of the | new Congre al church. Mrs, Guy Smith dent va. John Mill Mrs. L. D. Hammock, Wre. Ilelix: Gray, Plans for the coming djseussed at considerable ¢ iz the ladies hope to make it cne the hest they have experienced several vears hvmno 29 mee nn, for | g & - e - " CHANGE IN CHURCH HOURS AL the of the mceting last night gne, the Chureh ant matter di & of the church h Iy decided 1o diven the Sur ginning next ay \ honrs will bhe follow school at 10:50 o'clock service from 11:20 until cloek. and Dboe serviee Snnday nd - e Call Collln's Taxy. Puone 4%5. Night phone 231, Member Auto Awsn sy i NOTICE OF L“ARINF OF FINAL ACCOUNT In the Commissioner’s Court for the Te:ritory of Alaska Division Num- ber One Before Frank A. Boyle, Commissioner and ex-Officio Pro- bate Judge, Juneau Precinct. In the Matter of the Estate of H €. CRIST, deceased. i NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That WM. GEDDES, administrator| af tite estate of the above named H. C. 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