The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 9, 1927, Page 5

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Jenson, and Indiun Bag! from kota mat s Can Midlas Smith the o, th of Junecan matches from von N a core Kostenko is heen a resic as we now in ent for many - VIC FOLEY WINS OVER BUTTE Vic March former 9 ot Vancouver “hampion of Canada took a six round last night over Di Butte, Montana — e EMIL ST. GCDDARD TAKING LEAD de i hood, of PRINCE ALBE Saskat March 9.~ Emil vouthful The Pas musher, won the first days’ rac Prince Albert derby making miles in 3 hours, 42 minutes Snow began to fall the race. The temperature considerably slowing up the Hen Olensky f seconds, st JUNEAU BOWLERS w today issued anyhody " Koste | bantamweigit CANADIAN DERBY Goddard, vesterday also rose second, 13 minutes and 47 ond= and Earl Drydgas Goddard { 8§ minutes and V2 d in 4 hours, 24 sceond - [RISKG KNOCKS OUT CALIFORNIA B NEW YORK OXER M ch 9 ed ou ay that heavy coming in the e¢i round eve > as for BEAT he Junc last night | Biks' in t | auadra | between 1 known | for former I 5 omigh Das |, L B 1 l’fn' the {the eve the | {leading G Leonat June 1y 800! n ) son, et 1| the , | sames STATION KGBS TO BROADCAST ‘ THURSDAY NICGHT| will be | at.| the | tation | | men | othe | havip [ onth | i A special [ broadeasted MAN, Alaska program Thursday |Moore Hotel in Seattle, KGBS. 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RINGE ESDAY, MARCH 9, 9 Ma Juneau on the business trip in Seattle. 1927 By GEORGE McMANUS | || DADDY- FOR COOD-| [ |NESD SAKE-HERE IS | | ANOTHER MAN AFTER THAT TRAVELING | | AMBASSADOR JOB- | | MR- DE BATE — \) ATTORNEY AT LAW! | - 3 =y W e \oJ WHAT? | OOUBLE * |CROSSED AGIN? % 5 3] sselle edit rium Col. James (- Steese, President of e Alaska Road Com sion, arrived Juncau on the Alaska this morn ‘ol. recently returned on, D. ., from attending Iuternational Confer ypt has accepted Manager a p of Goldstein's as Ewm aska this morning after Ketchikan. L. M. Carrigan, of Armo was an arriv Alaska. Mrs. this W I morning Keller the ar A Steese on |ing with friends for the weeks. W now op -I(‘urflovn. pa the Alaska, wife. Joe A operator, on the / Frank the Alaska ger w M age, aska. o wint Co., senting uller re of tha A. Humprey i Bros. Coffee rivals in Ketchikan on the W. €. Blanchard, Skagw for hite Pass Route neau this mornin awry enrvoute to S D. M. Bothwell, broker, returned to Alaska from a short wrrington ing a meat ed through Alaska accompanie passenger Agent the Yukon and passed throug 1 the Prin 1y v ka Knight, Railroad, sthound on the s i is returning home in tur H. Cann, of the Apex-Elnido accompanied by Mrs. Cann, I to Juneau this morning mer Alaska from Seattle ley expect to leave next week forl mine . Sheriif nger ka from W. R. Ga > - JOHNSON GIVEN Chas. Johnson, three days tutory crime, plead charge and was days in the Federal jail o n. piano tuner, was a ving here on the ‘hikan this mor . S. Deputy Pipe Cool as a magistrate fixing a fine. Sweet as the news that you won’t have to pay it. Mild as a wifely rebuke for having spent too much on her birthday present. Mild, yet with that full tobacco body that sat- isfies your smoke-taste to the limit. A smoke! Buy yourself a tidy red tin of P. A. and give your pipe a chance to deliver ca- pacity joy. No matter how settled you appear to be on a smoke-program, try Prince Albert, Millions of pipe-happy men declare that no other tobacco is like it. You'll say so. ALBERT —the national joy smoke! » B Mt T Al Peyser, merchant of a trip to al this morning ved lask: { Wrangell where she has been visi- | formerly of Junecau, | m J d Magill, Cook Inlet cannery a passenger for Sewar| | conductor I or 30 DAYS who was ago charged with guilty sentenced tr ’(‘nmmissi()m-r Irank Boyle n ) shal, retirned to Juneau on the Al- afternoon ARMCO INGOT IRON MAKES THE BEST GASOLINE TANKS 1. J. WOODARD CO. Plumbing—Shect Metal Werk South Front Street Phone 373 Res. Phones 1401,1200 and Co on the home from AU TRANSFE COMPANY Moves, Packs and Stores Freigl! and Baggage 1 past two narket i uneau on | by his| Anchor the Al Prompt Delivery of LADYSMITE COAL PIHONE 48 ) arrest a sta — - vh”] s to to by U yesterday THE EMPIRE HAS THE LARG- MOST UP-TO-DATE AND | T EQUIPPED JOB PRINTING il'l, T IN ALASKA P. 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