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

8 WIFE BURIED IN CITY FIELD AS SHE ASKED Man Puts Love of His Wife Above Money in Keep- mng H'\ l)l'(llllis'l'. 1 that radi whi with her 1 1 in word last we duty it i i paupe » husband i hy?" insisted city authoritic was her wisth. 1t was our b liet.” he said Nybakker quoted another passage from the Bible and that which is highly i B exteemed among men ahomin: i on the sight of God To Stay in U, S. authoritie - FRST HALIBUT 15 of ke hiim fron at What others thought | - oo he repulsed, mattered not in o thi ' He had promised her ] { i | @ pauper's grave, then, s - g W ied i should only be spent fo tual neces £ life, tl Paid preachers ssities, ordinary m devoted couple he and under com | Cornelius Vanderhilt, Jr., re- cently publisher of a string of tabloid ney, s, cooked his own meals it room apart- rs do not carry under the t h, eighty- 1 rabbi of Budapest was elected to the upper house of the Hungarian legis- g is of the Bible, they f ] I A ' v )] i sl S ea I ment opposite the Vanderbilt ; lature. ! ARG o il é International Newsreel) I won't go back to Ho :'I“.‘f“l‘"_" _"'f!‘\“‘ York. H “l“} 8 i i { am going to stay here in N us, he said. 1o save time anc her Rollin 3ilik: Hose for ladles and | | until I die and go with her again,”| €ut expenses while he wrote to dren at Jarman's St adv. | j Nybakker told a reporter. | carn money to pay off the mill- of th - Mrs. Nybakker loved flowers, shc| ions he owed. repo loved to minister to unfortunate per- ) wted ¥ Vs | g AR e dv e L MEBLICOTT loved pet v loved tofor sell liquov nd th cun e e el weave delicate lace designs, which |America Tt W | he promptly gave where the aw| [fe ) i x.‘ N I()z" { Men's Wool ticle would bring happiness has he t whi He sy { (1 TR A A little of the lace work, as fragile lonly kind words o her (hro e UNDERWEAR as cob eft behind. She left |long years. e houwsht her flowor W()I{’ 1)9 y SHIRTS four 1 ats, two of them tiny 1o brichien | He loved | 4 .s | SHIRTS or kittens, She left the memory of her,|pets DRAWERS buined deep in the hearts of many And the en hodl that was ) mT Y whom she had befriended to 1 /ll ‘I 1 ’\’ /i( | : i And in the “House of Sorrow™ the el it I LR G Any Weight shand mourns and ts for thelqe : ) . 0 T " [the 0 onsths CLOSE OUT PRICE when he will be summoned (o ! . . 4 ! N o el NOW ON SALE Nybakker manufactures a medi-| | ned over the| at cine, an ointment that is a com-| o \ hilaitakes | TRY THE i e Y | T i e i BUTLER-MAURO $2.75 Garment perfected a fuel economizer that ap e e pears to be a tremendous success DRUG CO. 1 vatents have heen secured and neso- |DR. VANCE AND ons are under way for the m-| FIRST | g of the product MALONY’S LEAVE Phone 134 We Deliver | | The money will not mean any ! WL daioum thing to me,” he mowrns. “It might Substation 2o0st Office No. 1 || have bought her flowers.” FOR CAUFORN]A | The strange couple with their - - — 8 | —— =5 ¥ trange beliefs came to America| D+ 1owe Vance and - = — more than twenty-five years ago : [ They have lived in New York sinc that time, happy in the saciety of | JOHNSTON'S each other. They read the Bible, \ 4 it "C“fl”‘“h‘ talked and played with her pets ; EXCLUSIVE g TaT They were happy beyond helief ; "l‘_l ]‘ '|\hw | d i 990 Kept His Promi Sl CHOCOLATES ] When he met his wife, Nyhakker {SOM0O | says, he was engaged in Iynmvlr‘“!”" ", 'H‘ business in Holland. He was sue. |V and dron THE CORRECT THING cessful, in a financial way. She ob.|CO05t Via Ch | jected stremnousty 10 s husmew, |00 BOTRCTD IN CANDY | he said, and insisted that it brougn | T MO | destruction to many lives. Then bl Me b | = l G S e Vance's but a | O cia ruen He promised never again to toucy |0 0P U S s 1 i el ervice Station Juneau a B 11 LARC g UP-TO-DATE AND | Phene 25 SQUIPPED JOB PRINTING " IN ALASKAL —— PARISH CARD PARTY Parish Hall Free Delivery Betz Coliseum Melody Men Everybody Welcome BLACK BOTTOM TONIGHT Prizes Refreshments . Our store has been selected d completely equipped by Watch Makers ender a complete ir and adjustment Gruen Watches. arance of constant enient care for en Watch adds value, but nothing RE, TUESDAY, FEB. 22, 1927. IEFENDER OF | SENATOR THINKS REED MAY NOT ~ BE LEGAL JUDGE King Resolution Directs Judi- C LOSING OUT an Fang Has Lost Provinces 25 | | cary Committee to Investi- Craft Assembled | gate Reed's Legal Status. | e | i 1 | (Continued from Page.One) 0 T i — P Judiciary be directed to take ; y ognizance of the matters and th | i I« cited and the He 1 1 1 t : | : | Toli Bl I \ ', : t 1ead t « Senate whether in .\ 5 L n | Thomas M. Reed is mj 1id office or 4‘ Wi ; 1 i ruder o X ¥ Y ; ind whether total e lable R ; v le 1 i ( : 1 ‘v K ) | ation is required I 1 who : 1 with said muat- A thern which | Swearinger, of won first prize vide collon grow= mtest, He produced more WALTER DELONG IS PURCHASING AGENT pounds per acre than anyone | CANNERY COMPANY clse, ST X a Can HNed the according Young Hard Company of years. He left tle to un about four AMERICAN LEGION DANCE TONIGHT A. B. HALL Tickets $1.00 AMERICAN LEGION DANCE 90 FEBRUARY \. B. Hall Music by the The Alaskans IT°S THE Dancing 9 to 1 LET US ALL JOIN IN CELEBRATING Music W ASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY B T . FRI.iY Thil 25TH Remnant Sale Preparatory to stock taking we are re- moving from our shelves all short ends and goods that are soiled in any way. These all go at HALF PRICE. We have never assembled a larger nor prettier lot of remnants before at any of our former sales. If vou wish to save some money on Yard Goods don’t miss this one. This Store Will Be Closed [Sal A 2 o) AN T ni: