The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 1, 1927, Page 8

8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1927. — e, i e EXPERIENCED IN """l'-* *"""' Croup Qceupied, pAPER wausmv P WARMER ITTLE [ T A 9th-10th W Lenten Season s am convinced that the peo-| > 4 . The greatest daily snow- ent in a . ap, Bezins Tomorrow le of Alaska will part trom! . R & fa { inches on the 19th and b 3 proaching that of perpetual moti s 3 rerritory’s ¢ ‘ " Past Month Set Record 1n test amount e ground O“““] Reports to Governor T o L Isiv W ednesday Heinize'man Looks for Hdnl i s deal vith and P Bk ; Ways as 0.7 inches on No S Tigss i i ton : i veatment of hoth large and Three Different Ways wean relative humidity was Says No Storm Losses Here and r Ketchi- li - EEEl I Shvs Mize 7 cent at 4 a. m., 76 per et i Recent Storm. kan in Short Time. fits. b © My Heintzelman Lyl at noon, 79 per cent at 4 p. m Sl wl no ;" ol Yanacl T « Car 1 i i 1]‘ = S b A & ided February was warmer and some. ; wind direction wa - from the t i with an average (Continten trom Fge One) - cping \what dryer than the average and hele L y may be in reading pion ARl — Capt. R. E. Goose Passes il mueh less than the age | Yelocily of lles per Hour. The application in { SR s SR Away in Vanceuver, B. C. PSS BUCTI DR e the cast on the 15th e R i fer : made today by Weather Bureau el | s from cancer, according to a ecable’ supplies for lar I Jowe AL Ot cre but three days with f S ) v Oliver Drange. | gt long ires a et S : e mean temperautre was 82,07, [ ' : BoRRlE amo e | { on the Al-!on oh sewn attractive| Capt. It ¢ el ¢ 1.9° above the normal. The warm pLis ) aska let e v enture |t » ( ompany, 1 s on record were those diplomac ! ] ! | : 25 with mean tem rist fress your Suit. W ablaul i her deat Mwell was i i dnt | v three,| had engagl wific Coast | oF 3" Whio abllagt sk it nd deliver. Phone 525, military si ng 4 t he ; X : L : Ml with @ mean temperature =——9te e wen| M t e & ile infer- {1887 from Newfoundlund ! Old papers for sale at The and the other nation iny i 1 = 2 he job of keepin righest temperature during the on the 13th and the on the 16th. This e “ T “ICABLE RATES ARE oclafed L T L, Radio Commission owest temperature rec Cvevisei atio 1o wive ti | ADVANCED TO SOME [sctes Times, ant 3. 1. g, s Nominations Made, 1coot 10 2 s toanpe R, TOWNS ON SYSTEM| ... wipied or waier vower riiite) WASHINGTON, Biurch 1.—prosl.| e on rcord was Gl on he > > isco Chromicle and with whom D up mnd the lowest was 15 ro on the 1st in 1917 of record there have diselosed lanner ! bich Paper Deputy Marshal Re ials, Altaclie ) 5 emoin Alaska i) Ketehikan tra when in Fobruary e 1 temperature reached zero no R T nine s Bl HEenine s miaie) s {0 The stations efieet | imber now buine advertised” bl SOV ON ALASKA GROUND | [ NP i ]" The popular L DA e oS Ve il e . : iR e A e L n e = BB oy Gruen Cartouche the carlicst possible moment after| '£7¥ POInLS. when rac leos arefior sale at the r ) e il S In a delightful varicty of - Phostilities e been declared. For » oml g tevests, wide pu 1as be v - 5 7 Lo Sl designs, at prices $3§ to 3350, r CMOTEENC the 1 o e e, X ) the s for b yoth by ¥ b + Lt % i | AT ) ok < g he Gruen Cartouch om- Coco Cola Company it el e 08 Dle ot Ly ARl tgiand, 4 menes; unean, tco, || SATURDAY NIGHT ||| e Sy Socse, coor Cut Largest Melon ... .\ . d = = | . " ness. D S | i | ELRS® THALL In this watch the entire ATLANTA, Ga., March 1 The | o 3 ) it - try. A er intere rivate ROk, WOl Eh oL il | case space is utilized through Coca Cola Compan cut e aly Ao Gastineau co tracts i ¢! . 5 “ 1y o Music by ' :gc ?:cli’:izm:‘:g movement richest mellon in its history. The|,eea et Y R. Townsend oonal; John | co ition: with ‘those wl | 1 his fox )t e s directors have declared 00 p p Sithe i Seattis wn. | for the sales, Mr. Heint cent stock dividend il ors | Keteilan; 8 Standard, N ed ou e awards will b el be e anine samoiis ans e | The Aladlon ed. That was un-|Petersbu lipe Cupe, Tunedys B Y By unlimitec FRIGIAS. IRARSI0e i RN SR Don « Forget the : mama, which call LR M. et e e L i e | Flks” Hall to give the United 2 Sold b ST Petersbure; and Mons Anderson, Ju mont by b 1 |HELEN ELWELL PA e S S ol SR CHOCOLATES e G L L e AWAY IN TACOMA| J. H. Foreman, Tenakee: Elliott| imong the people of the country L - o 5 = Fremming and Fred Kornwright, Ju-|into which it going toward in THE CORRECT THING anytlitngbut enteriain other “sweet Miss Iielen Elwell, daughter of| nean: R t Morhamer; R. W. J.|vestments Y 5 B e Sl Iwell of the Juneau Cold| Reed ¢ Maude Kayton, Juneau The Forest Service has tuken the IN CANDY on Polanco, | Storase Company, died Sun ght| cha Mitton, Juneau; and J. G. [ oosition that Alaskans will welcome badecd Joseph's Hospital, Tacoma, | Molineanx, Eldred Rock heartily new capital for development $6.00 $6.50 $7.00 MEN'S ONFORDS NEW STYLES—BLACK—TAN ies thy Guatemalu | planter, won an interlocutory cree of divorce in Superior Judge | 71 mas F. 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