The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 8, 1928, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMP Country Club Frocks for Dressed Women RE, THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1925, o ' ? DOUGLAS STARS ANDJUNEAUM MEET TONIGHT Making taeir last scheduled ap- pearance on the Channel this sea- son, the Juneau High School quin- tet; ehamps of the northern divi-|j T e sion of the 8. E. A. Conférence | will take on the Douglas All-Stars at 8 o'clock this evening at the school gymnasium. | Juneau fans will be given their | last opportunity to see the Hill- toppers in action until next win- ter, this evening, for the boys are| leaving for Wrangell next week and their last games of the sea . son will be played at Wrangell. In an effort to draw a big {crowd to the contest, prices of| admission have been lowered to| ten and twenty-five cents. Pro-| ceeds of the game will go towards defraying expenses of the trip to | Wrangell. 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W i WATCH FOR: NEW GOODS ARRIVING ON EVERY BOAT PSSR S S S a A S S SRRttt ate - rrrrrrrrre ARRIVED FROM NEW YO“K the opening fracas they had not TWIG APPLES,‘ BANANAS, GRAPE : |two separate teams, but this eve- 1 ‘Call Us Up For Prices ' 4 1(0 make them ' dangerous oppon- | school. The contemplated plan | he said, but when that plan was |and make ' expenses. previously played as a unit, the \ | ning their team work should be ; CALIFORNIA GROCERY men will ‘be taken to |of taking a gasboat seuth would ! abandoned it was decided seven ! However, with an important se- r | ries awaiting his team at Wran- s ¥ s 2o ., nc. | gell, and a successful season be- SHIPMENT OF NEW SPRING o o i for a good battle this evening. In| ““YELLOW NEWTON APPLES, BLA ! players in the quint being from und ORANGES. lmnterially improved—enough 50| PRICED FROM $19.75 TO $47.50 EACH ‘ bl PPON «Best § " have enabled him to take ten men, | men would, be all they could take | hind it, Coach Wald decided eight | men would make the trip in order Juneau’s Leading Depatbment Stéré., [that no shortage of players would i be experienced. Phose named last week—F. R trcelifrsrreliftrcelifoorcelifoef] :ime, J. Orme, ‘Livie, Netlson, g e : ey Burke and Berggren will travel, |Loyal Knight; R. Beistline, Es- with' Brandt and Whittier as the teemed Lecturing Knight; Willigm two extra men. These two prom- Franks, Treasurer. Those who ising players rank 7 and 8 resped- were re-elected to their offices tively in' their efficiency Trating, are: M. H. Sides, Secretary; HY according to Coach Walid. R. Shepard, Trystee for three| Tonight the Hilltoppers will go xir of Love” After four ars as leading comedian in the Alice Qates Opera company, he d Leblanc in the burlesque svangeline” when it was fi VETERANACTOR |: g Henry Messerscimidt was elec' ANSWERSLAST produced in Niblo's Garden inj York in 1874. i va this point that Crane, | e of friends,| ous roles. With | New ed Exalted Ruler of Juneau Lodge No. 420, B. P. O. Elks, to succeed | George B. Rice, at the election of | officers held at the regular meet- ing of the Lodge in the Elks Hail years; H. M. Porter, Tiler. on the floor with the Orme boys Past Exalted Ruier George B. OR the caging end, Neilson at cen- Rice was chosen as delegate l,,’ter, and Brandt and Berggren the Grand Lodge, and Dr. Georg> guarding. The Islanders have not at Ho W i last night. F. Freeburger wa# chosen as al-|announced their lineup. Other new officers elected are: | ternate to this positicn. E. M. Goddard, Esteemed Leading | b < 25 R R. B. Martin, Esteemed '0ld papers for sale at The Fmpire.! I, '. . ¥ . —ll William H. Crane, Famo Wa make mens suits for $55 ‘on Americon | ““Dies at ilywood 13 Schiool,” “Divorce,”" & “The Serious Family.” b~ Famous Partnershi [l ¢ (Continuea trom Page One) T e s ] T “|sulted in the famous partnership | ® 5 arawing to a close, I want (0| with Stuart Robson. The two write my memoirs o i3 not | men found both had been cast for| Worth living unless one is doing|ihe same part—Gillipod in “Ou:| the thing ome wants to do. !l Boarding House.” An amicable want to do just one more Dlay|agreement was reached wharaby | and when 1 have accomplished | crane took the added part of] that, writing will be my occupa ) Colonel FElevator and the plav, tlon for the rest of my had a long run in New York. The | Beginning lils acting -1 pair continued to share honors in| ary of “nothing a week, several successes. 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WOLLAND. —adv Most of his time was spent inj————- i New York City during his active| — NopICE TO CREDITORS stage days, but in the ClOSIE gy the Gommissioner's fourt ¢ years he established h 'h::lnm’,g e Territory of Alaska, Divi- | Box”_at Cohasset, I\l:ss. n.xll the! o No. One. BeRre' S 500 | Binear ML L soseiiinial mear Boston. He purchased) ye,n 7§ Commissioner and | e pern Beauty Parlors. m"""g" and with a yearly :1(““‘,' ex - Officio Probate Judge | — i . s . sktenson ormed *: Haines Precinet. — 8 A B Gttt | jnto a villa. Life on the water| the Matter of the Estat t ¥ . B on with bim' aad st et e FRRES 97| NGBS CLOGGED FROM A COLD OR CATARRH t much of his leisure on hl;. Notice is hereby given that the ht. | The Cranes "‘“"“"}"“l ‘&h‘i‘ll“del"iknl‘ll has been duly ap- “Righing Box” and New \“”vb:’;‘polnu-d executor of the ‘*Last Hollywood when the motion I iygiy 4nq Testament” of James ture city began to assume IM-ineoa.i) - geceased. portance. A1l persons having claims & agalnst the estate of the said James McQuinn, deceased, are ' dance numbers, in the back rOOMiyerahy requested to .present the a Boston music store where De oo™y hroper vouchers at- . was employed when he was 14 I0iyameq 1o the undersigned at my y led to Crane's stage d¢| gy “yyines, Alaska, within six He lost Hia o M lmonths from the date of this ow workers idled ay e potice. of their time watching him| u:; cd " iWhen he was 17 Crane got Mfiimn' . “job” It was with the} Opera troupe. but there salary attached to it. His g very small, but he learn- ‘every line spoken by the oth- b of the troupe. When ‘of the cast became ill. Crane teered to do his part. The was doubtful, but there T else to be done, 50 on. His first real Schilling Teas and other good teas come from the same Oriental tea gardens. 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