The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 10, 1927, Page 8

8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1927. SALMON PACKS PRE WFIEST GIRL IN °FRISCO PROTESTS AND re 54 [ i | " ””\1“\;:‘1’111191\'!5 s on the Atin Firemen dson returngd to F ) , % ' | his home here on the Aleutian. % : ANXIETY MARK Play Game in a8 e b Binri Detarbin. Wien | He was called outside three weeks AT KETCH'KA ' Turn-Out Suits . e er in the office of District Forest.| 480 by the illness of his mothes F 8 ; Q' : er C. H. Flory, Jeft last night on |in Portland ; . y F EAR H annual baseball g S | the Aleutian for Cordova. She ha - 4 REMA' b, ¢ s 5 between Company No an & | been assigned to headquarters of | FAIRBANKS MAN DIES ALONE Comp: No. 2 of the Junea 3 T the Chug t there ou & 9 £ ; E v Fire Depar 1t y 4 cial duty ic v The body of John M. Adelman Total |,,l All Canneric While Protests Pour n 3 playe t th y Par - | B et e was found recently in his -home ! : ; e tti H it 6:30 o'clock tomor : i o e Y % labove Graenl, near Fairbanks, by : Slight in Ex g 4 / | Sacco and Vanzetti Hope | | uing. capt. 12a Sweeney, For & [ it ed to the Alaska : INIck Murtis, Doath has booteich f 100.000 s - 4 Sk A for Official Rt‘\[)llt‘ | of No. 1 compan nd [fesnumiry, was jap. ontbound padk- oA, Captain of No 3 » ? enger on the Aleutian. He 1 announce that — g . on his way to Latouche ahd Ker and that their 5 SR nec at which places he intend first class shape b to practice dentistry for several herman | months the ; h After spending the past before the di covery the body. He had been lin the spital for more than a | month and thought he was weil | He left the hospital only to die ,| Within four days. He /was 6 Waia | 00 age and resided in th banks distr for many yea had no known relatives.s —————— (Conunuea fror e 1t et 1N nd one half months in wnd will play in their | R ,‘ Walla and Spokane, Wash turn-out uit it old Jupiter 2 « 4 Grover C Winn and = childre Pluvius should try to interfere | Susan, Barbara and Wi X il S turned to Juneau on the Aleutian.| DONOHOE . FAMILIES HOME Edb g st A 2 i Mrs. A. J. Ficken and so FROM INTERIOR VISIT TSRy station. 4 | rsfie Retirement from the House thur were returning J near here sveral fr ’ ng data for further exploiting ! Finis J. Garrett, who is a candi-jon the Aleutian. They have been| nr. o oq el ware dninai < 7anzett!| northern life in both t aud!date from Tennessee for the Sen-| Visiting in the States for several| mpathizers are espon-| fiction. She has been e ate, .is expected to bring to Hni : . | Donohoe have returned to Cordova sible ! Century Company to write Dost of Democratic leader in the Quist, brother to A. V.latar a trip to the Interior nf | avel book on -Ala ext Congress one of the' most Quist, "Juneau Cold storage con-| sy s gyer the ‘Alaska Rallrond BREAX UP PARAD)" s Willoughby states thai | picturesque figures in the House,| tractor, arrived in Juneau on the | and the Richardson Hig y. T CHICAGO, Aug The { Wrangell will have® a prominen:|He is John N rner, a Con-; Aleutian A ol . . | Visited several days in Fairbanks. 2as hom >‘ and| rlac the forthcoming book, and | 8ressman from Texas since 1905.| Mrs. M. A. Tenney and W. Ten | t early this morn-;t +ill also be found in It — . [ney, wife and son of M. A. Tc | | Thomas J. Donohe and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas LR I P Advertising aiways pays. Use ney, who has been in Juneau|the columns of The Empire up a radical par ferences to such welll pETERSBURG MAN DROWNS and women were | kr characters as Capt volig ' onikie ngton whose ‘indomi ; Louise Basche, for three yoars| co-Vanzett E ias put navig 0 t a f ¥ I 1 i | esident ¢ Pete ]t 8 protest e on a successful busine : iy oy oy e ol v f g e that, a resident of Wrangell | MUCH INSURANCE WRITTEN | - et o g MDD ol ne that ar e 4 G ? Hmoptls : feved to be drowned at the north PIPF DREA 7‘1 \ 10-da on of the ! i - )STO. lass., J 1 Building in U. S ! to Wrangell Narrows > 1 is 1 1 1at hur 1 . ¥ 0 . ,,‘ ket Wired ihat the run . 5 i s 1 July 31. He had taken Mrs, Emma . . Sk ! aoma Ferrand is San Francisco’s fairest combination of B ngs.of de e S| At Highest Level, Paul and her mother out to pick Last Week I Placed an Order for . 4 I / los £ such as facial contour, perfection of |Plosion, strik i clv - 5 Barvies” -edrly. "Sunday RN fion ‘ ‘ t 1 or l: w]\' hw“ et going vt compete at |motion insuran » been writ-| Says Lumber Head ¢ 3 ueiay LIBAILY i n ; i When they returned they found f\l T . f P‘ or packed a if rms We'e | Atlantie City for national pulchritude honors. Iere are two ‘H’f “” & by < tn B .H;,H.,“‘””\;;; ! SAN FR 30, A 10 Basche's clothing on the ‘beach 2 ons o lpl, > e Pr T ot 13 nti . ? - & propetey 1 PO ;4 €y SAD Al . Aug. 10.—'and the boat anchored where it A 3 \,\ \Y : e : s of her. uburbs. Insurance firms say this} Building in United States s | haq been left. It is Bved - this /5 inch to 4 inch) overage is a direct result of fears|at the highest leveél ever record o Mk’ ws ~ mitted a heavy : v GnTobrsal iy | oo HHENGRE davel brer SecOrtyitia Ml nel FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY to be still running str in t p f ef T | ex m 1t tated at the opening 3 . : T { ) ur lama ) eeming ersal bombied, John L. Kaul of Birming spawning bed ! porte Ju 1 Inl : " ! bent down 1 have called | of ‘the ' threesdsy Guarte v st — 1 By buying pipe in carload lots enables me to make you a west le of th nlet and ¢ They will b 1 I 8 AT Ry P AL I N = C R on ast side 11 via 1 v W 1 t 3 : " of Boston| ieet of the National Lumber very low price out to take a swim ly to his boat and drownad i 1so been | Manutacturers’ * Association direc BIG GAME HUNTERS composed of | EPARE TO MAKE WAR _|called wnd in wuch widoly sep | ors here. Mr. Kaul in presiden s D COYOTES An executly our Window HERE ENROUTE WESTv‘; y will hunt in the vici i it o | sumver, ot worKalh insurance exchange advisory | GEO. B. RICE ’ : it ¢ ‘predatory|Ohed larger Amorican | cOMmMittee rogram. | | for the Book PUMBING HEATING OIL BURNERS era, aboard the Aleutian for west ohwe e’ W . 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