The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 29, 1927, Page 8

THE DAILY AUASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, OCT. 29, 1927. THEIR PROFESSOR WILL HAVE TO WATCH HIS EYES CONDITIONS IN ' CHINA CHAOTIE, ACCOUNT WARS Taking Place arate Regions . MORROW AND 0 CITY, Oct! 29 Amb. row to Pr the hope dor Dw ent (s that * }m e g tion will be found of all y which the two countries |that adjustment of s at Welle e and Wi ey college. From left to right elmina Andrews of New Yorly s of twins in the same {re n cl lia Vangorder of Cleve 1 Marion Watson of Ho EXPERIMENT IN ity and mutual r e done between were placed in|independent States. 1924 .arge incr: are | - - 1 b even does 2t DEER RAISING e v ! oo e i MORe é“&%”%‘f,fi?gm han in their Some usual su of the incr ad across to Afognak I mainland expe on Kenai Peninsula, at| t Homer, where eight animal nded in the fall of 1924. Ther n noted there. | howed 20 dee, costume will be and it was be- | 0'clock. were others cen by o malk | The |ade given “ Mooseheart on IS SUCCESSFUL - that time other put in thre n addition ¥ Hinc and by the Legion, is tonight. Herds in Four Western s i Areas Thrive—Large Increases R('pul'tml roceived 3 it the on indicat been some recent count that vicinity 1 there itefreshments which he lower floor mtil La. m. S el - REBEKAHS NOMINATE foh L ds : count. the Copper Riv railroad out to oo experin “NEW SHOE smnr Kronquist, popular local were united in marriage day by Jndge Frank |the U, el 2 . lcoms from M deer . were At the meeting of the Rebekahs | e Wednesday nig affic ‘ the ensuing year were nom It was decided to hold a es of card par the first wl six does and two, 12 placed there i for fall of 1924 and are said to have |l hrived exce et bu DU Tust received a larg of gheet musie and Vi woll | he on November 9 nowave 1 el L2 Adverusing arwa Use’ phonic the columns of The Shoppe. early i froo | b) - ~ g Monday C@LESEUM Tuesday THE BIGGEST LAUGH MAKING SHOW EVER HERE A RIOT OF SONG, DANCE, FUN AND AMUSEMENT Oh, You Wildcat THE MASTERPIECE OF COMEDY MUSIC OF ALL CLASSY out by Mr rived here the Wirst City Gunn ope records, group ~ buck Mr leavii h on th Alask fo where he will pur be sent here. 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