The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 20, 1927, Page 7

L THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1927. BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG DOUGTAS NEWS RETURNS FROM SCHOOL Miss Helen Linstrom and Kliza- heth arrived home on the urday evening to mer at thei homes, Both young ladies have been at tending the Bellingham Normal for the past year. - BACK FROM SEATTLE THERE. WE (S, OFFICER. " QOW L NOL \GNOMINIOWS t)ic"'\.ER NOU WL GEY NOUR JUST DESENTS ! i WA ARREST Wy, / s 3 CFEICER. Y WHAT 1S T U (-\:, \HE MOLE \S T WHRERE Africh returns ast Thursday on the Prince Ru-| pert f attle where she hu been attending the Unive y Washington. e TAKES A VACATICN Miss Mary 1 hom for the last two was played after i mnun: on the Northwestern foi| Among other delightful | month’s v to the outside. | given for Mrs, Walmsley and ‘\Iv | u- will visit .Ketchikan, Van-|Gordon, who are for Se- | waeks. Bridge John Milla was a passenger this luncheon. parties TEAM LAUNDRY PHONE 15 IN MOUNT AHNS A -|Rev. B. J. Hubbard W 11]..“‘. : Prosecute Geology Work |} 5 'Y Walmsl and Mrs. Gor- ere than 1 don are the guests of Mrs. J.. W. n ]uneau Region. | u y h | Gueker until pending departure for | | RV N . 0 & | e 18 v cattle, | The Rev. Bernard J HHM»“M\‘ - ‘ a { ria as he heads an or has no intention of permitting th kit for the crrupted his | format 1 YUKON COUNCIL FAVORS el to ol ) Hela yark EALE OF BEER OVER BAR | poygenhatl dflacier from its face | OUT™ nd witl The Yikon Council on fhe last | Ute Dig mountain, which he has |{\ day of its recent session at designated ount Crime Princ Louise to istructiv TR friaatis morrow to join Mr. Walm , whe WELL AGAIN was transferred to that y eral w ago, was a I‘y.n r pé n by M J. J. Connors on Friday i and one a which M | ess Saturda | Mrs. ¥ ch worl to be oul a week's illness with “Bus” He \\Ill able ain after "‘“ mamps. Minard Mills was host- evening. o - NOTICE TO LONTRALTORS bids are invited by the umml Committee of the Douglas City Council upon the work and materials for glas Public putting der same. s will m. at serves the or all bids, Contractors will he Vienna. School Building anl A concrete foundations unu in repairing the Dou \‘ i ; oo be opened July 1 at Hall. Committas to reject any "9!"‘hlsuv Pays for City Trespassing to hm right Pacific ¢ or eight | | i 9 ..mu, and Seattle. attle on. the | ] : | I I | f Bishop, that stends | ] 0 required 1 | the liquor ordinance 5o Specifications may be obtained so strongly that th " umera . gl Ak hig S0k honor of his head of Mendonhai | provide for the terminate his explorations and #d inspection made of the build- was the vicinity of J Daw A e ae son by a vote of 2 to 1 amendod ard at the y A y i BRLI 5 i ot f photogs } 1 ¢ IN, June [ hond of $2,000, and Llew 1 Glacier counters in. hotels, The me " iha pi ! very caked over th dy of glaciors and mour it by applying to the undersign- Commissioner withheld his a . s 449 v s 25 po 1 I8 to ti ith old i Vat e (adv.) ' proval of the measure and for.|'0 Make another 1 onposed and lin fishing len 1 lasier an uniden fos —FELIX GRAY, City, Ci ed it to the € Mendenhall Glacie X s e e o on Canada without rec it Baad ~00r sl i tion. 1t will beec his way from the fac S. WALMSLEY AND disallowed by (1 e sy il MOTHER ENTERTAINEn (1% B ! cilman W, L horse led the measure, vernor-General 1erican doughboy ommenda suntain clim a law unle t official. Coun Phelps of Whit opposition to the | and returs ywn Mendenhall Glacier Is Enthusi Hubbard WOl ] over the Juneau ”,,a EMPIRE HAS TR LARG-| Mountains, and purpo to de EST, MOST UP-TO- !» TE AND|vote cons rable time among them ST EQUIPPED JOB PRINTINC his PLANT IN ALASKA. of D —— GCARBAGE HAULED IANING il Mis. Fred Henning | eight guests with a luncheon ty today at the For-get-me-not Tea §hov in honor of Mys. H. G. Walm sley and her mother Mrs. W. H jordon, who has been visiting here entertained e 2 Father Austrans renade Reichstag Pre : Al nond I;;'lni:n s summe: irning the I m th € ¢ ty I I A R 1 y ha the chill out of y h ¢ thelr: ge for -futare use, | no ud Y ol R o fng i AND LOT CLI he has twice scaled Mount | wait o J ' : SOYOY } { in . Try L OITY LEABUE - %o v WanttoBeFtrstio statz‘faeMooM | ApplytoRobt. H. Goddard, Clark U. w:\('lml | | ereaitea 3 Walter Wat a Juneau! Watts, Dar ar and Henni seven. Jim Me- ™\ == PERCUSSION \ cap B iettnielder,, 1s leading the league|have played nelair Brown have CHARGE OF FLASH il in hitting after the first half of Closkey garnered m hits than any ~*= bowDER TO CAUsE the scries. Waits has played in seven g s and credited with 17 |other pla hav connected 4 AN EXPLOSION VISIBLE TO EARTH times at bat and connecting for|safely 11 time: I AIR PUMPED OUT- nine safe h giving him a total | has pilfered seven b CREATING A VACUUM They're Hoi rock nd Paul Loeb reich probably offic Oliver, BN e Cum , Vale and, IHE SHOP l* "RONT STREET NIFTY DRESSES ’ WATCH THIS SP - F'OR SOMETHING NEW KIMBROUGH and RUSSELL of 529. Molly MacSpadden is but| Closkoy, his teammate Painting Contractors and Interior Re rs. PIIONE" 3284 thyree points behind Watts with |second, having stole 6 526. Molly has p ated ly MacSpadden is credi in-six games, at vat 19 times for| having made four atotal of 10 hits. | The following McCloskey, Brown and Holman |standings: We Now Supply Dealers with g SEATTLY ICE CREAM r ‘and Club ~ G. AB. 2 H ™ ° 5. & ¥. ICE CREAMS A= 7 ‘ 9 g ; IS ; s 8. & F. CONFECTIONS vad, Legion 6 10 9 526 g CVLINDER ELM 1. 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