The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 21, 1927, Page 8

Rooms. Smoke was pouring from | fares set aside for coasting and THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, NOV. 21, 1927, —— e ———— he baby, ran out to the street| | Runide Zimmerman for tthate re-| Quartette, String Orchestra and Schramen, Albert Rhodes, Edward | vieve Saloum, Phyllis Bayers and | BAILIFFS APPOINTED |and over to Willoughby Avenue, | | spective m ut and direc-|School Band, besides the numbers [ Mize and Duncan Robertson: cello, | Audrey Fry. P Dhliird end | Franks bia I from which the s 18 8 few [tion of the ‘@ and Gleo | by Mrs. Smith and Mr. Harland, | Marie Meade; hase, Marvin Chase| The Boys' Quartette is come|yjor a ""‘""“;)") oty iy ' n feet distant. An alarm | Club nd Mr. Raven ' ‘obert Wi - e " appointel k 8 i 4 N Stewarr | Posed of Robert Waggoner, George 3 ourt a hs vas immediately sent in, but tha b the entirc concert the| Members of the different orches. |, Pand—cornets, Jonn Stewarr,|poy . PO CHEOROE V0TS | the District Court and James Blaze hitd t" that eha | aud k i s i R P ol . | Mike Saloum and Robert Waggon-| " " ‘ Marvin | pstes for the Grand Jury, by U. ze ha ) 1ce paid ma tten and the instrumen?s they Clase. ¥ it flames be- | | the 'n a wded yed are ‘as follows: clarinets, George Hall, Bryan it Marshal Albert White. [ he f ve e | r i one. The clarinet quar-| Senior Orchestra—plano, Gladys |!1ariand, William Herriman, Carl} N T 1 e | e —— oo | shtird tGHRN house was {Excellent Music Is Feature, boyd’, aartet adl HKIRG . | Nagh frene Lundstrom, | JS1%n, Dana DeVighne and Bar.| _ NOTICE NOTICE T0O FLOWER BUYERS Department Has Busy Ev-|uiive when ment a Nakii e A s | 1 Jeanette Stewart |P&P8 Winn; flutes, Ben Stewart! You can ail have a nice fresh| We have an abundance of . : i Both Vocal and Instru- |50 Snpaiih + A !|and Alice’ Merritt; saxophone, [dressed turkey, goose, duck, or|lfoume Grown Chrysanthemums in enin 01]() ouse 1 judging beth Schramen, Mar- chick b . T s fully an hour hefore tha| mental Offerings 3. S, | prin ar and Albert Rhodes; | /Oh0 Meggett and Latimer Gray: chicken for Thanksgiving if you'grcat variety for the Thanksgiv- Practically Destroyed n had the last hes ex- | g e v s h o {trombones, Arthur Judson and |Phone your order now ing trad Phone 311. Junegu ractically De: Yy n had th . x School, wh orge Hall, Bryan Har rung PETSOCED B i | g — g ed, and only i the | An audience sat in appreciation | was called | lnn illlam Harriman; cello, | TO™ Redlingshafer: bass, Marvin {24V D. B. FEMMER, Phone 114 piorists. —adv. ' Three fires, one of which gut had burned the inside of |, ot S0 rnoon’ while the number, and | Marie Meade; string bass, Marvin | Chase: drums, Winfield Pallen| = ==+ | WOk Ty I hoie: of Frank Thor .. discolored walls ant|} o e vy g 1se: saxophone, John Meggett: | *1d Billy Friend | Plan your Turkey Dinner Par-| Strictly Fresh Killed Turkeys near the Home ery on V nd r.w-.w_ 108t 'jf m iblic Bendol BYRI ane and numbers ¢ Ben Stewart and Alice Bovs. aud girls sthgitie ‘in ths ty for the Bergmann. adv.|Thanksgiving. Bergmann. adv. 1 Joughby Avenue all of which e cause of this fire i It- hours' Concert in the |the lering of cornets, John Stewart, | Glee Club are as follows: Marvin | g " — . R ‘ occurred wi ed by firemen to lu‘- ar Hall, which was well filled, | two spiritual teal Away | M loum and Robert Waggon- | Chase, George Hall, Bryan Har- | t l g I stove, as the fire all seats on the main floor and |to and /hat a trombones, Arthur Judson and |land, John Meggett, Robert Wag.| CANNED FOOD WEEK IS HERE AGAIN yesterday a and evenins. {around the chimney where it | balcony heing occupied. | Mor, )m Redlingshafer; drums, Win-|goner, Charles Whyte, Tom Red. About o'clock an alarm wa:|ed through the ceiling, they said | Not enly were the numbers giy- | Mrs ) 1d Pullen J lingshafer, Dorothy Bakke, Hazel | We are duplicating this year the wonderful bargains we sent in from box 43, Distin Av h SRS (en by the Glee Club and the Or|and C. 1 arinet Quartette—George Hall, | Boy Sigrid _Davis, Phy]lis | gave you last year. nue and Indian Street. A small i chestra thoroughly enjoyed by the |1 d b y. r Harlond, William Herriman | Friend, Harriet Bertleson, R. Re.| roof fire on the Governor's M |FIRST COASTING | dudience, Bt they: wers dnd \ variety of musie was|and Carl Jensen. nee Guerin, Dorothy G i Pay for 5 Cans of Fruit or Vegetables and ERT TODAY | . n, Dorothy Glass, Mary 1 to have started from | SNOW HERE leredit to the school, an inspira- | d for the approval of th String Orchestra—piano, Gladys|C, Harding, Muriel Jarman, Maire | Get One Can FREE quickly put out by the | e innu. and shows what can be done | audience, there 3 | Naghel; violins, Irene Burke, Mar-| Meade, Alice Merritt, Kathleen d only a little damage| e first consiing v of * by the students. Due credit must | by Senior Lillian Mock, Xenia Paul, Dorothy Per- g | year has arrived, (he li » given to Mrs. Woods and Miss | Club, Ma; kins, Hdna Riendean, Maise Rog-| 9 ¥ . ' after 7:15 o'clock ¥es {are golng up and the two ‘str er, Margaret Star Evangeline | GARNICK S t terday iing the second call of}gor (he youngsters to “sled it Swanson, Evelyn Nilson, Helen ’ the day came in and the fire-iare designated. Gold Street and Wood, Ireme Lundstrom, Gene- PHONE 174 men !were called to the Orpheum | Nnth Street arc the two thorouzh SR el A ? {he windows on the second floor.|autoists are cautioned to exe The fire was confined to the cor-|care in proaching the str ner of one of the rooms fac { from inter ions South Main Street, however, and & AP was soon extinguished. A pile of Wankets on the fioor and some NIGHT SCHOOL WGRK clothes hanging on hooks against | WlLL START TODA the wall were burned and the y wall and ceiling scorched. 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