The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 15, 1928, Page 8

L INCOME TAX AGENT WILL COME NORTH J M Moo'r;”Wi“ Arrive| Here This Month to | Aid Taxpayers tax returns, which with the Collector Revenue at Tacoma, | on or hefore March | must be filed Chief of the Field Division, J Sound on the W #5th for Wrangell, whe given ta Sunday, will then make a Petersburg a will reach Jun on February Will receive hi & to 7, inclusive. is sel is free to taxpay- @irs, and no charge @ither for ma acknowledging the sa made th king out the returns| yore to check over the books to the correctness of tie % Deputy Collector wict by Mr. A —ellp fseum in Chicago in 1920, a s ! Republican na co 1 {was broken when k 4 " EBATE“.M of Illinois, with 311% vo lfor the presidential nomination, and farm an for Probe of Public!ing was chosen. He'le High pariy honors were offered Jaw student, and not long arted to practice ¢ Pullman, daughter of th a:-lhu % Utlities Causes Bit- | ter Discussion | might have been v # | ‘WASHINGT}L\ Feb. 15.—For |bassador to the Court of the tide James, or a cabinet officer, but 1500 the Lowdens have made their four hours, 5 2 {home on the rolling acres ol their battle over the Walsh public|he refused all such pro investigation resolution| Now he is again a co > »Lhe Federal Trade Committee |stance of victory slipping aw ‘and the power lobby both came {when it seemed inevitable. That| 4 ; z for a scatching attack from|was in 1903, 3 | E\/LREAD\ th sides of the chamber and| He sought the Republican nom- the prediction was made by Sen-|ination for governor of Ilinois| for Norris that iry will show that Samuel In-|convention. For 21 days the con Y convention delegate. Harding offered him a place in Feb. 15—As be given fo tax in making is sending South re will leave m on Febru § in there until 1. Ketchikan | ervices on Mur("|i' | will be mad taxpayers { ”"’1‘_’"' "\""'1 Frank 0. Lowden (left), wartime Govcrnor ry for M: i iinatim‘, is again in the race, with the a name will be on the ballots in the Illinois {is Mrs. Lowden. Below is the L Denney ha Fairbanks di where he service to By L. A. BROPHY (Ac-ociated Press Feature Editor) CHICAGO, Feb, 15-In ntial Britain. Lovw:den is the born in the pra 1% ve rise, Towa. He has F released his delegs And Haid- | tion for ye Lowden after that esture the United States today, - late Georg M the countr; stant | Sinissippi Farm @ and flowed in the Senate |[for the highest honor within the R ~with supporters still unwilling to :if:m;:,f"“hx vfm;\I w t]tlhmllu; -'_u- | ATTENTION i r g/ B B! 0 s candidacy » i "intés tour forie Bnal te}, e Republioan nomination in Lhe| 1€ 0 meet o goof earpenter The debate yesterday appeared |Tllinois primary. Pl P e 1"‘”:““ B drawing to an end and the lead-| The political anthology of Low-|{ "~ o3 4 ets hope for an early vote den’'s career shows another Frank O. Lowden Joins Coniest for Presidency Again After 8 Years {of Juneau Troc | Moose Hall, it was announced to- ts will go on sale to- Burford's Corner Butler-Mauro Drug Store. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPINE, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 15, 1920 FATHERS, SONS DINE SATURDAYJ Annual Boy; Scout Affair Is to Be Held in Moose Hall This Week Douglas elementa school in P but would play a turn me in Juueau next S afternoon. Troop No. 1, m, won from Troop No first team, last night, while| copped the game from Troop No. 1 D s LIONS CLUB IS f ORGANIZED HERE|;,, s Consul (Continuea rrom Page One.) violently insane yesterday and at- o4 e T e tacived the Lions are conduct-|Marshal and Chief of Police witl: sharpened file. . he threatened to kill him- finally overcome manacled and placed aboard steamer Alaska which sa southbound last night to be coa- fined in a hospital for the insane. neral clean-up of the|a cts are “being paved; fountai ted liv jeved by pro to transform into pa undertak ing river banks donate the fac h Scout to bring his|sports, such as tennis, football, jete. In addition to removing All men | condi invited to come and!grow dad is unable v Saturday |adverti tend ! g who wish to go but hav followed by numerous requ to take. Boys thus apply ) the boys who a ot MHinete: dnd fathers and sons in Douglas ential nom- | nouncement that ‘his formidable candidate in 1920 for the Republican F1 a him romination ed gresident fer of the portfolio Redlingshafer s | countered. Why We Can Give You More { For Your Money | We sell only General Motors Cars and Trucks Cheuvrolet, Buick, Oakland-Pontiac Pleasure Cars, Chevrolet and GMC Trucks. Our Tire Department is 100 Per Cent richest men We carry the largest stock of Mobiloils and With General Motots, Standard Oil and Old papers for sate at The Emplre Firestone Products we can give you more for . the Senate in-{when the choice was made by 1, Chicago utilities official, was [vention was deadlocked, and on| sonly a power leader but con-|the seventy-ninth ballot he \\'u:«J} Buted to election funds. defeated. He did not attain his e e ambition until 13 years later, be.| W€ have them for $1.00 and DY LONG-LEGS ing Illinois' war governor. | $1.50 complete Parish Hall, Feb. 16 Two terms in congress from ————————————— 11906 to 1910 constitute the o v‘ other public office he has heid, although he has served as Repub- lican national committeeman and his cabinet, and the 1924 conven- your money. FLASHLIGHTS Globes and Batteries Connors Motor Company ! \ ! the New Zerolene Oils. I Service Rendered by Experts ties for outdoor | 18 inimical to a cit they make it a more place in which to li s are like sat hey are the best The city which | benefited b Lions s like the “city that is set n't be hid. And| hers of competi- it em rts of other ¢ fanned into flame. Thi 8 of the country to ional headquarters m all pa intern: is set on(for the installation of Lions|” invited by men. Clubs.’ ———————— MARGNITA IN PORT nita, Capt. Lar- in .port this from the north with the igers for Junea > nith from Skagwa Henson, J. W. Woods, and *Mrs, Joe Wright, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. McRae, N. G. McRae and R. A. McQuinn. On| the way to Haine | gevere southerly gales were en-| — R —at— (lean-Up Sale BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES WOOL SHIRTS $4.50 1. S. GRAVES " The Clothing Man Shoes, Shirts, Ties, Hats, Sweaters, Caps, Socks, Overcoats, Raincoats, Underwear PARISH HALL DADDY LONG-LEGS ‘presented by The Juneau Parochial School MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT BETWEEN ACTS TO CLOSE OUT BROKEN LINES OF MERCHANDISE A Chance for a Big Saving “Throw Away Your Hammer” BUY A HORN ar Folks— : I'hisl is going to be a big year for Juneau. Our little city has had a steady growth during thé past four years—and now we face a period of greater prosperity than ever before, In our personal prosperity we are dependent on one another. If you are not making money your buying power is curtailed. - If the Mine, Mill, Build- er or Merchant is not busy he cannot hire labor— So let’'s WORK AT HOME—BUY AT HOME— AND BOOST JUNEAU. “Hart™ily You GEE BEE. MIKE AVOIAN ADMISSION $1.00 and 50¢ ' FRONT STREET ————— GINGER SNAPS " 41bs. for 95¢ § S IR NN 55 S o 0 GOES CRAZY| ENFORCEMENT the latter troop’s second team|Makes Attack on Officers —1Is Finally Manacled House Approves Commit- tee’s Suggestion for Millions of Dollars at San Franeisco, became WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.— a series of unsuccessful efforts of | : wet member to restrict tion enforcement, appropriation’s recommendation the Prohibition Prohibi-i: installed, and | self. conditions are|and methods. They | the fiseal | year beginning next July 1. or the last 15 years Kupsemules been operating a mine near | | TOM MIX IS against rum running. ATTENTION EAGLES Regular meeting Wednesday night, Feb. 15, 0dd Fellows' Hall, at 7:30 o’clock. Import- {ant business. 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