The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 28, 1927, Page 8

8 HIGH SCHOOL e THE DAY IN LEGISLATU I\Ia STOOGCUPY i HALF A BLOGK =+ 77" Building Will Not Be Extend AN e ed to Sixth Plans w ; ¢ Announced. i Sl g Rl T i 1 I8, 1 tration ! Bills Lost . o “ 5 ) primary el " on ¢ 1 Teld ¢ . e It IN THE HOUSE Bills Intreduced: | f H. 4. R: 7D ) I 2 | ) i ¢ i (No Paul. 1 "\ 1 ine 1l ra < - > thr h ( wd 1o i ) NEWSPAPER EDITOR L ENDS ALASKA VISIT THIRD Vt!‘.‘lRF ESSARY FOR CASE OF SLAN * HOUSE DEALING - WITHINSURANCE MEASURE TODAY Takes Up Proposed Amend- ing Sched- ules of Compensation ments Increasin wo hour Repo THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1927. f——‘ISenmm’s Daughter Rules Fete , ted ENDS HER LIFE WHEN HER MARRIED LOVER APPEARS PHILADELPHIA, April 18 “1'd | b— - — =T rathr end it all with s than live| . with another woma hushand,’ orestrv 11, < sobbed Margaret Mitchell o .\Il"-! I‘mm“" “’l“ml”‘ imily Melton. Soon after sie was| Guests at Chamber found dead in her apartment De-| ] y; m ; AR L i A ey auncheon Tomorrow the the s1ro) smell house anartme al The Juncau Chambar of Com i 1 police were notified will hold its weekly non deteetive found the door lock | Alaska Klectric Light and Power They broke n and, sitting| day luncheon tomorrow in _the rofa 1 door, with! ' Co. rooms. Represe, s of the in her hands, they found| U Forestry 3 will be Mitchell. Al burners of the| guests in honor Forestry stov e on full The! Week. C. will s wern stuffed with | about Fore ndd n door with towels DO tanca Bl G was pronounced dead by phy O. W. Brunne N St Joseph's Hospital senier will also be guests of the 1 Came from Scotland Chamber. The luncheon will be | According to Mrs. Melion, the served by the Martha Society of me fr tiand ten years the Presbyterian Church by herself was then vory youns | nnocent and attractive. She was only <k 1 this city v weeks when sh B ) | fell desporately in love with Peter [ Chinn, For' the last seven ye: RED |S UNWANTED fthey dwelt together e e i COLOR IN FINLAND {etion. “and got married. This brok \‘h et e e 'ORS. Finland. Anril 25, had in th » confided £ sociated with the col- ‘?‘ T secret Her troubles were | O IH' is nlmnm to sell in Finland. vouble | An American automobile’ manu- Chinn paid the g sar ! facturer consigned a large number talking, <jof automoiles to Finland, and while . 1 live inTmost of the cars sold readily, 40 oi them were unsaleable owing to the Cnly . " Seond nyil various shades of red that had been Avasn e xeer " . “lused in painting the cars. They had Clerk the L : '1 . saiil to be vepainted to invite Finnish ning in Rt it back today. He w | buyer o Largen g sal e 5 : e ; | gave him his clothes and pui him| In few countries are Bolshevists [ T e W ! Mrs. Kenneth N. Gilpin, daughter of United States Senator and ~ |out.’ {and Bolshevism iked in el ol e bill 1 tal Mrs. Lawrence D. Tyson, of Tennessce, will be ‘‘Queen Shenan- “That wag the only sensible (hin® piyjad, hence the Finns dislike of Osh : e ervitorial doah” of the fourth annual Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival iy i I“’l" Hgr _"f_'“]‘ ‘l""‘ f.‘l‘"","_"“'un‘ color of red. i Marie, Micl ; Sy childeen | to be held at Winchester, Virginia, during the middle of April. Ao I‘I‘l’ ”]“""]‘,m'.'_"l”:'"“] i ““:M“-‘ il ——to——— ! Suginav Conri 10 reported th : Mrs. Gilpin is a resident of Clarke County, Virginia, and her right 1o take him back. Oh. God| o course a ma | 2 ekt l:v"" ”"; Y J._Melhou selection has met with universal approval in the great apple dis- |1 love him so. My heart is broken | o comving his w | i e ,',‘ “",'\ e Ll 4 tricts of the Shenandoah, Cumberland and l’otonmc valleys. Il end it all with he in his pocket, but it's [ nor of Michigan in 1910, Hi v | ha wero the last w Iohewrd fyvoung come other man's w f George A, Oshorn and Chas " § ren ong BISAKL . e wouldl aleen it ofi(Leta dn hig pocket that gets hin aietl s le Lo LEDURIEC L Ra ey BESE e i ; “ARISTOCRATS URGED TO | nue ’\‘Ix\h‘\l'\\l;n‘:\ll"\l“l\n‘-h‘l tirs | for_alimony. paper work, and in 1920 purchused Lavoon,| . Two Measures Introduced I STOoRAT e o pLUMSE’w e e S e the Fresno Republican from e m_; ;\‘w ne \\I e N introduced v RS led g g R a i = towe The ave oper 2 yday, both by Mr. Pau : :‘J“Nh‘ ““’"m ”(”"_ll"" 4 ‘“ 1\“ Bliasl e that | IKetoniitan: st LONDON, April 28 Plumbing e el Sidoal & Geboin aile Landell, 1y foost town in Alagke, s situatod o s A caveer is i mended 1o 0ld papers for sale at The NIOTHFR’S | time. AL i i st the British Columbia oy nembors of the T Retisa g il de d e V] X he was delighted ' morning at 16 : "Wider, has a gieat floating population cracy by Ardiur Weigall, noted |~ ! 5 vip, and had 1o ol 1 sailors and fishermen and vptologizt, who points to the DAY ment e Teritory. LADIES WITH BIG ERUste el l)/lNCF MAY 8TH ] Joi | “ Al V] MA“.BOAT STARR TIME LAST NlGHT¢ \ s St i ! “ ‘]‘, Remember HER wherever she g WILL TAKE CREW 2 £ the Bikw Lodge mee| Ganiiin i Dl Under Auspices of ; may be OF ISKUM SOUTH it onee "t a0 hen™si g : ARTSTYLE JEWEL BOX and ladies of the memiy (I“l[::'y‘ ;lu”] Dunve |the penaliy for ‘ ]’}I\\ ””.]”‘,”,]‘ |--'1 American [A‘:!i‘!ll CANDY—1 and 2 Pounds ugh the courtesy of Max Pitsch olumbia lis re ar 8, appear to = of the gashoat lskun: ”'” il tig 0L 1 i ol ; times as many Auxilia 'y MOTHER DAY CARDS . which was wreck «d S S ia 1 as they did a few £ | Large Assortment ik e, on Uninak Island Ly, cog o 1914 which ngaly ment of a : Il « ard e ; Saturday, April 30th | March 25, will be taken to Seattle on .00 ciaiad, Following TS Ham | Trom Amer eat Lakes poin's|{ihrongh the bazaa ! s no limit ta the deco —_—— m’.]-l Imlm \)m.‘: mr bon, 8¢ Axm\f.‘ R corals: o it wir curitaan oral u.'h];l. route Lo westennter- | pubiie crier preced rative Ingenuities ';:m‘n““::y‘zm.‘ Eike’ Hall SRR S which leaves for the sout a few shown l’““” L vder. fhlonme. &1l i ) oct o o e plumbing Dlks a JUT i 3 e i o Bl (uades ana . Doncing followed until midnizht e fensc winess, he believes - i he Iskum is a Siberian trader and {poridiments consisting of sundwich |JACK COGK 1S HERE: TO i £- 07 R - ~ 1t s g 3 DRUG CO. i was bound for the southern coust oo e e gl M g Sttt Al iy W E Ny, Tree A BETZ COLISEUM | i ‘],‘nmflxl!wn‘,; |Y\“I:n-!‘l‘l\'ll;.ll'llll' lw'»»” Isic was furnished by the Betz Melody | rclumns of Enpire. < Up- “, DAT ol = " MEN i Phone 134 We Dellver 4 to be worth approximately Mens 4ol Jack Cook, brother of Mrs. Fred 0 TAnE ey EQUIPPED JOB PRI MELODY ME! Substation “ost Office No. 1 i The members of fhe crew leaving oatar Jamp [1lenning, arvived in Juncan on the| _ A | PLANT IN ALASKA. ; B— —_— | S o) v oure vavm,\ ['I[|“~_ “M'I“ ””_;”\‘r’ :ml : |... :p-‘x\lrvl II“:P J:v|y WANTRE! 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