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

THE DAILY ALAskA mma TUESDAY D ‘zo 1927 78 — - - - - . - - is A [Y"UNG M A" C|vfl, SU[T PLANE STILL Life. Insurance Is T ; by e oGet$9000.lob?/ e i DOI]GLAS 3 BEFORE COURT Carried Heavily by ' " é ) o3 i . | CBELIEVED T0 |, ik FLYING UPON | o ift dudgestions 7 ! the B. M. Behrends Bank, a civil s, o g g ¥ g Woma U EE RS | NEAOL Bl IO B s . ; 5 I} B[Ummmmmmm&mmm EGORD FEAT i e i Rocking Chairs Risga A G00DY sALE saTURDAY ; appear for the plaintiff and At- - AR et " Pyrex Ware Dmhea torneys R. E. Robertson and H. ladies will hold | kldnap; et Al Slayer of|l: Faulkner represent the de-|Spirit of Callforma May Be Smr g Riimrare Exgt S counsel for the Metropolitan Lifte The (amnl Insurance Co., said at the 21st ild’s I i \ fendant. 4 Child’s Furniture Coasters n:“:: ;)nu le Saturday after SR Scheol Girl Idcnllficd, i ménibors. ahithe. ury. for Forced Down by annual convention of "‘f Associa- D Tri ' i ;'.1,' \I : Ixhu ll’w-'u buill- | Photogra ks Shall oane aie - un TIRIIEGa < . Gruds Lack of s lkuls]n(l I;lle msur;;m-e Presid-n m(‘nportq ricycles g adjoining Andrews Photo | S - 2 1 - Ga “Slightly more than 71 per ce dio, “ __p Carney, Harry A. Jenkins, Helen GFithe 1imranis i lnrv:c thrauRE. Bl‘ldg(‘ Lam 8 Cullery | 5 Thompson, Joste Kilburn, John : om Page One.) |, Berg, Inez Peterson, Harold BULLETDI—SAN FRAK- Martin, Geo. Dammer, C. Curtis,! CISCO, Dec. 20.—After re- ero shown 0T, H, Deverall, Mrs. Al Bloom.| maining in the air 49 hours Neona Britten, | quist, D. M. Bothwell. and 27 minutes in an at- N i Marian's school. Miss| jurors Mrs. Howard Ashley: tempt to break the endur. Joeiin. ohelvied. v Tiup id the photographs|and J. N. Feero of Skagway were| @nce record, the Spirit of gles and the Unalga boys. Tao | werc man who came and|excused until January 5 and have! California was forced down “agles have been practicing hard |t iclied the school authorities|returned to their homes for. A&t Mills TField at 9:50 i e EAGLES TO PLAY UNALGA (Continues out the world,” he reported, “isi carried by American companies Companies of Great Britain carry about ten per cent. Japan and Australia have increased their to- tals rapidly, but in Russia, where all insurance company assets were 'seized by the Soviet government, Perco]ators Salt and Pepper Sets Our store wfll be open until 9:00 P. M. Christmas Week i ; poli A basketball game is sc l\rl'\llul“' for next Friday night in th THE Thotnas Hardware Co. since their recent defeat by the into delivering the girl into his|Christmas. o'clock this forenoon on ac- |there is no indication of progress high school and acco to the | hands. | count of exhausted fuel sup- toward life insurance.” A report, the Unalga team is com Auto Is Found ply. The tremendous assets of Amer- pasiis fcan insurance companies, Mr. Lincoln sald, are not “free funds | Genévieve Cline, woman at- to be expended at the whim ctf| torneéy, now federal appraiser their custodians,” but are expend- | for port of Cleveland, has begq ed daily in the obligations for| pecommended to Presiden which they were received. Among Coohdge for appointment o the 13 Ainerican companies with Court of Custom Appcgl, in assets in excess of a hillion dol-| New York. 'ars, he reported, are three insu~ (aternational Newsreel) ance companies. — e s TS o e Mrs. A. J. Palmer sails couth THREE ARRESTED today on the Princess Mary, bound for Seattle where she wiil Louie Clarito, Sophia Richard: spend Christmas week with her and Nelile Tobin were arrested|two daughters, Mrs. Sinclair and yesterday afternoon by Deputy|aps Carpenter, and her son, U. Marshals Herriman Noble, charged with violation of i SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20— he plane Spirit of California, posed of a peppy bunch of play-| As a further connecting link, ers, thus assuring a good game. [the police discovered the killer’s —— e — ¥ i I vhich went _into the_air Sundav autcmobile as one which . was 3 o'clock was still , RECOVERING FROM ILLNESS [stolen from Dr. Herbert Mantz 11, TR in Kansas City. Dr. Mantz's STANB Buv.ll ‘l"mnmu at §: ‘clock was sti .| Mrs. Elmer E. Smith, Who re-\home is near the Hickman home ' g | flving this morning but faced the turned yesterday from a hurried{in that city. & prospect of being forced down by trip to Bellingham to be at the the rapidly diminishing supply of bedside of her sister, Mrs. M. J Dashes Through Drag fiet gwunu- A radio message from O'Connor who was in a critic The police announced they be- he plane this morning said less condition, reports the latter as|licved Hickman was driving his lh\n 160 ‘gallons of the original convalescent. 1 stolen automobile and ()fl supply of 1,422 remained in the slipped through the tremendous Talkmg Jumr e Trial bt ,tanks. The average hourly con- SIX HUNDREB police drag net early today and Says He Was Ap— | sumption - hag been 30 galiong k ped by a minute. So close | agatl flight ) . £ 24 e ‘ o roac against prefligh hope (8 gal [ the chase that a short time p ed {lons. High winds are believed r a flash at police headquart- ' responsible for forcing the great- WASHINGTON, Dec. 20 : ARE EXEGU ED y|fre revorted His arfest, VAL ABis) Cover. Kklwall, D8 tal jer sasoline consumption. a mistake f e talking ju the Alaska Bone Dry Law. They| ; I grovel a mistake &Rd uPRRS oLl (0 ool HeliNnBIARE b1 case, ton R AT '*Y| XMAS TREES DELIVERED The world’s record enduranca ki c 7,000 peace officers continued are held in the local Federal jail to your door, Phone 683. ti- {their arive in the darkness. fied in court foday that John fliEht s 52 hours and 22 minutos. e i 'l : otiv sttt . oy il IN uNE GRUUP‘ Just before dawn this fiforf- Kilne, Burns detective, approach-| New shipment Victor Ortho-|ppT Almquist Yress Your Sult. 1 | | ing, a blue Cadillac car, with ;‘e‘re““" at a near beer ’“‘“”‘"I GCRDON GOES WEST ! phonic, Columbia ulml New Edi-| We call and deliver. Phone 528. wire wheels, pulled into a filling - ; |son records. Anedrson’s Music PR b e . I gtation and the driver asked for| Kidwell is accused of making!( F. S. Gordom, propristor ofig .., —adv.|. Gift Stationery all colors. R. P. Chinese Communists Are : 8 Epa 3 s + PEERLESS FRUIT CAKE Y5y $3 . For the Holidays In tho making of Pecrless Fruit Cake nothing but the best fruits, nuts, butter, eggs and other ingredients are used —all perfectly blended to produce the most delicious cake you ever fasted. Whether for your own use or as a holiday rememibratios to your friends Peerless Fruit Cake is ideal. We have a large assortment of other cakes and pastry for the holidays. Better place your order early to avoid disappointment. “QUALITY FIRST, LAST AND ALL THE TIME” 1 4 ' gallons of gasoline. He re-|Statements he expected material Gordou's Sfore, was a_ passenger, Nelson’s. —-ady, Shot Down by Anti- |ceived the gs and then asked|Zain from the oil trial jon the Alameda for Soward from| gy \S yRELS DELIVERED b e o \ i for a fresh bulb for one of his| Kidwell testified for the govern. Where he will go to Ar bk to your door, Phone 683. D14 papers ror sale ai The Erpire } Red Authorities | headlights. While the attendant|ment in the present contempt of to spend the Christmas holidave} . . — __ ° —e — wo in8 the building getting|court proceedings against Sinclais, ' With Mrs. “"f"ll‘,”“ “'l"l’“"'” P ght blue globe, the car pulled | Burns and associates ot n ol & Ll it 2 it |Gordon has been south several, ALASKA MEAT (‘0 out at top speed. { weeks on bu'iin(-fl: trip, ! WU REIGN OF TERROR | Slarts on {hiee ALASKA DRY Peerless Bakery 127 Front Strect Telephons 222 | (Continuea rrom Page One.) ; SHANGHAI, Dec. 20—The | Juck Wood, the _attendant, A e O iy iRl IXCR OF. ALL TRADH Wholesale and Retail Butchers { t"’.'ff'“s'_s efforts ku“mn_ .n the jllll'!ll,td into an m?lonwbllev and DRY (Red Top) PALE The Shop of 0dd Jobs i PHONE 39 SEWARD STREET t & 5 territory of Bolshevism ap; gave chase, not for the fugitive GFRALF. g Kow 1n the ST ABC huve vooe \ ' ! to have been followed by a reiga|with $100,000 on his head but 0 "od‘:l Jobe- dalG “Betore ;hp et !r_—.. sind —eeecoed . + . —— r 3 - it ik e T A of terror taking the form of to collect $1.03 for the gasoline. y g ') ¥ " ys. Phone 473. John Holler, » . o+ . wholesale executions and migra-| At top speed the two cars x{)‘gfl};‘&f ABLIVERED ‘I'_‘:_fj) IS . i HON . Santa left 4 big Atlantic Flyer tions. [ th red down the main business . y 7 ) at the JUNEAU MUSIC HOUSE Gee pop, | sure am going in to order one for Chrisfihli s0’s L ken fly it in the an"*m While some tales of horror and |ar of the city, with the fugi- 77 | brutality, emanating chiefly from |iiv ining. 3 . “Ready-to-Mail” Canton may be exaggerated, there Someone unknown, telephoned Th seems to be little doubt but that|the police about the mad chase 4 Standard Gifts || for Christmas ¢ Candy, Cigars, i extremely violent methods ave|which headed almost directly for being used to crush Bolshevism. |police headgquarters. The situation is heightened by | Police Thrown Out reports that, Li Chai Sum, | Chief of Detectives Cline, who . was ousted from the Dictatorship was in charge of the man hunt, l in Canten on November 17, |threw a squadron of 100 officers . trying to prepare an expedition to [onto the street at a moment’s ; regain control of the city. i notice but befor they could Wealthy Chinese are transfer|reach the interestcion, the fugi- Tbbacco D . wings 'n-everything. You just ring their. valuables to foreizn|tive, without slowing dov‘vn. spun - Photographw Art step Th And sot "elss sk otk + concessions. _eust and epcupvd in the darkness. There’s no question of the a ropn’ute- . ' More than 1,000 homes are ‘o Fugitive Identified priigig C-gndy, Glgass; Cigi]:etten o w the order there. Oh, Boy! | Later, Wood identified Hick- e ported to have been destroyed fire last week and 3,000 casuali are also reported. man as the fugitive, from photo-|| Pipe Tobacco as Yuletide remem- aphs. Meanwhile a heavy guard|| brances for your friends. These articles vas thrown around the central(| are welcome and inexpensive. Greeting Cards \ MORE Exgénirngns L j])gl(:e salion where' o ma, Ouy, Special Christmas Stocks DOI;’T é‘gg(;fi&}’g}lgfl%{g}&gcimm ' Chinews ey wore ocucd bt who v said by Cline 0 Oficrha Wide Selection ETCHCRAFT PRINTS OF O OF ALL KINDS ere over the week-end. Fourt | have been a connecting nk of i " ey :'1'"1‘ m?; phed ]diyi“nm;lllmd:n“;‘ ot FpnBr. . Offi}f;stll:‘:“(l]ll?::oll::i ’ f SENG ALASRS At reasonable prices to fit yoiir phisé girls were shot. A Du’r:f e‘i“' ;"'.'_}“‘w."" "“ “;‘l‘_ 4 b :n’:'; ? ¥ j Somethi; day in . A : LR e B o b By e g gigen RN A i atiractive Christmas Gifts Come and get your Calendar &nd v ;ll:n kSt-nqr-r:. szml-,,l c"'g":ff' nknd G Shopping Bag Free ing Tobacco. pes of makes e : r ; [ and shapes at prices to suit you. MI RRORS Th . 1 . 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