The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 12, 1927, Page 8

e ——— e e e STEWARTMENZIFS e e T — In War and Politics 7 GOVERNMENT i ALASKA PIONEER - : SCHOOL 5LDG. i DIES IN SOUTH | IS COMPLETED Promment A. C. and N. C. $10,000 Structure Finished Official of Early Days Ahead of lime—Be Oc- Passes Away. cupted Next Monday. pied for the f time next Mon dav. Today the chers and pupils the OKE - dte. o the i ; b - i = ; 4 +CHANG, TSO LIN SU PEIL FU i. Al b};: Con - Navigation Company. which grew 4 ( ) le‘l‘(- “‘H\} ; ‘\‘ i 1 th wil - I Il |‘-1‘:‘.’.”H 1 Mfi i cia o [‘\“ . SKUSE FUNERAL SERVICES HELD MONDAY MGRNING Juneau 1 who dicd Twelve cled, f custom, The pallbearers ill be six honor \\\Allhml. Jame | Ihela é FAN EDWIN T MEREDITH ANGUS f children o | General Chang Tso Lin and Wu Pei Fu were reported to be ; b aohapl e joining to attack Feng Yuh Siang, the Christian general, : h opening the way for an attack of their forces on the Can- faidit ohapRaNT i tonese troops. His forces will support Edwin T. Meredith, Aha Miv. 3.8 of Towa, or Governor Angus McLean, of North Carolina, ™ ) ? should William G. McAdoo not seek the Democratic Presi- e dential nomination, some obscrvers thought. | ) VALENTINE TEA | The BALL at 12:15 o'vlog Ihe subject THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY. FEB. 12, 1 | A-Shopping I 1827. they neared BEGIVENINELKS' HALL TONIGHT: Twenty-First Annual men'’s Ball Is Big Event for This Evening. le, ul dl);. sdore Kingeak, Alaska Eskimo, Seppala’s second team with b leading, into fifth place, tin hl *ing 14 hours, 38 minutes and 45 seconds. Dupuis finished with only four of his Montreal team and had a five Fire- minute penalty because one dog was unable to finish today. —————— Explosion Is Felt Final arrangements for the twen For Three Miles Away tyfirst annual ball of the Juneau e Volunteer Fire Department to be TULSA, Okla., Feb. 12.—A mys- i tonight in the Klks' Hall are tapious plosion of 60 gallons of ompleted today. The hall is | pjiroglycerine, three miles away, live with the colors of the smashed windows in Tarley an lepariment and other decoratiof > rocked residences and b 1 3 Birthday Debris was scattered L e reported to- area. Trees were uprooic: all of the tickets iich giv every f the bigges members thank the 30-foot chasm due in the area the explosion occurred, > | Twelve Are Convicted Of Liquor Conspiracy which will mark | has oxtended PITTSBURGH, Penn., Feb., 12 - mbers of the | A jury in the Federal court con- n's basketball team. ti Dou- | victed William Horne, Chief of ['o- sla ire Departraent, and the e lice of Monessen, Penn., four con asketball squad. A special ferry has | stables, two former officers and five 1o other residents of th liquor conspir that bootlegs: » dance arranged afier | s people ai e the Doug town for . mony showed rprotection music will he furnished by Motor tourists bought 11,400 jars of home made apple jelly from ouc orchard near Bowdoinham, Me., last summer. LET US FILL YOUR Prvscriptions DRUGS AND PRICES RIGHT SEPPALA WINS | EASTERN DERBY H., Feb. 12 Nome dog racer, annual Point-to 1 he finished the from North Conway William Gibbs McAdoo, men- tioned as Democratic candi- date for President, went window shopping in a certain nvxls stronghold — on the nd "”fm"’\“‘ ',.'1“‘|'.l<"‘:l.:, S 19 Trinity Cathedral on Monday, Feb. -ee $ ne for the 33 miles was TR Be e e o guey e g 20§ p.om., at thel mye city of Cambridge, Mass., nas 11! 7 minutes and 45 seconds. Columbus of which Mr F 1 Tesidence of Mrs. L. E. Ollver,!given to. ti land Assembly al * Sl vkt i W inaniler: J) N Mhitode Tatinil g i‘i at !:! ¥ Franklin St. Silver offering adv. ! gavel made from the Washington eln mi and 40 seconds. | McClosl and Albert J. Dorsest HOREEG in Cambrd en minutes and 10 ‘m,‘, Uiee W'} Sami "N Q Jarma rift Shop for bargains| S Goddard. el e w B 3 § { — - Advertising always pays. Use whe (he v within one miu- | i : i {010 papers for sale at The Bupire |columns of Empire. ute of each other with Dupuis ahead.) | _ Rt u” Evergroen Comotery. (Rev. Stillman Invites Scouts, 0 “' S R o Other Boys and Parents, L a vent bill Qye: naxk $1, 600 OfM$51 00(}‘ d lomorrow A. M. ! A '.{: ",““ (f'“l‘?':" 4 1SS, ecovere v [ 1 Superic ourt to SAN FRANCIS( ug'i b, 12 This we \ iy v Lt £ ndd Sl gl g teen hundred dollars of $51,000 re- AR Lo, CD ( y v Hills ported missing for the specin tanks | me boc o Pl o i eh Novem of the Panama liner Colombia, have 'movemont and i 1 het d the court that since been recovered from four hiding [, A i ] her hushand, he has sent| places in the crew's quarters, =aloon | sermon il 100 to support herself| deck and elsewhoere | Btectin nild | I e 7 . ox e RN, [ 15T S . 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' In the season’s latest colors of Fawn, Steel, French Gray, Lovet and Silver Gray. Exclusively at Goldstein’s Emporiam JUNEAU’S STYLE CENTER LET’S ALL GO TO THE FIREMEN’S ANNNAL BALL ELKS’ HALL—SATURDAY, FEB. 12, 1927, LR ]