The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 22, 1927, Page 8

t 5 SNTe 8 APPOINTEE FOR LOCAL POSITION IS KNOWN HERE Justin W. Harding Made Visit Here with Family in Summer of 1919. - oo — HEINTZELMAN 5 | RETURNING HERE IN SHORT TIME [0 MHI\(‘ /\ll()lll ]f‘})lll(’ll\ Waiting Now for Re- | sult of Timber Offer. 3 District of e R g i 1 [ In the Nicaraguan Crisis ' IV E10. “\‘“— . [10 LA Gl ATI. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JAN. 22, 1927. GOUGLAS FIVES LOSE GAMES T0 JUNEAY HIGH Take Game from Doug- Girls Win 26 to 22. las 25 to 15 by Conn b Dr. Alejandro Cesar, new Nicaraguan Minister to the United n ‘: a L States, approved President Coolidge’s stand in support of Mo ¢ the incumbent Nicaraguan faction. Dr, Cesar was accom- b ¢ ) i panicd o Washington by Joaquin Cuadra, m-coun- 1 sclor. Meanwhile, Representative Fiorello i i ] 1 {old Cor ss that seventy-five New York i 8] | profect all American property in the sout! 1 hoa o hand | Senator William E. Borah threatened an @ fran il Administration lu\iir}", [‘ \" ) lines, 1l h MMW&»WMW, behind the hen recovered with a lick 8 anded Juneaun fiv Scotty" ebtuary 1, it wa i -—— | 1_‘.““' “‘\"“‘!"“ "’ i m S : Gold / 1sh Days bl e L ; o g e y of Situation Is In-' Landmarl Is wder the b Spie has been cn | creasing in China Deostroved. Five Johnston from b Tlak tnpeih Taiat! | Coolidge’s Views. i e e thtea aitivier, Tunsay: feating. o1 | 3 Vi" ) fiehs ,,4‘,_ (ontinued from Page One) ; ) 9 : ns are concerned : ¢ 0 cateh ‘or that reason M The police used thelr batons free- | o, Cirihou - Company = Heintzelman con m.‘.‘lq it .m.’\l ah : their fire :m . ¢ Lb e ol o to return to Alaska pending the out-| threw a barrage of |\ Elnninarkee g thiaied come of the calls for hids. It is pos- | brick ton e dad E e | sible that some of the prospecive | p . a0 to g s el U & ! bidders will want to send vepre- {hrate the worl ot WBiar 4 Fakhare; i o ! Juncan City Band I sentatives here hefore the bids arve | two-d vike endi | I awarded or immediately after th 'u.\h it Scw1rd Boy Nommated i | field in case they are sent | iint ‘ WAST YON ‘ Mr. Heintzelman has been ’ o WASHIGOLE S | !w.-’s.nu‘,-,l with mam in ‘TAND B " FOR CHINA \\"“ s Tickets for sale at (L a few weeks re e W@ . | mer when investisating p e e i B i i chtin soveral ottaide concerns were | eon wedered 1 mon o ronir | ™ S THE (1 i ! - - ‘.:x‘v“h:l‘,;‘l!... al s e A wk”, 10 procecd o China. Men ofl - Use the Classitieds. They pay. | BUTLER-MAURO [ '—>7 o S —————————————————— | > ) -~ | et Almarist o your Suit. W } DRUG CO. call and celiver Phone 52 i y TR i | liaas vy Rldhetea T ey DANCE TO MUSIC BY THE AT 1 Dr. Barton will be located in tae | k b : Dione 8¢ wre Deliver . a[ TONIGHT BIERSHITATIAN == = e s | al | — —— v i J I T N E Y ! 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The Juneau ted two free shots| von their Team a hard| " scrappy Dou- | s bunch i U time in the his-| etween the two has won sed to necessary. The tory of baskethall il consequ- - - = CITY COUNCIL MEETS Summary of Games Boy Douglas B s (11 " Martin I. Orme (8) " ton (7 The Juncau City Council met Livie (6) (¢] en (b flast night at their regular meeting I, Orme & nar (2)}in City Hall All members e ! Burke G Zimmerman were present The accounts were > | Subs: Douglas, Fox for Zimmer- qudited and bills paid Otficials: - Paul Johnson: Referce.| gia papers ror a\ The Emplre ,fl« Keller, Timer; Gallwas and Nowel,!_ : ¥ = J. H. 8. Girls Douglas Girls last Summer Patrolman William J. McCaffery rescued Miss Theresa Bourque from S L drowning at a New York | * T.‘ beach. He did not learn her """ ; address. 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