The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 12, 1928, Page 8

SPHONI Ef B iy e iges ) " o \PULLMAN RIVALS SOCIAL REGISTER - IFUNERAL OF OLAF SCHOOL FOR Ay Dor’t Crowd, Glrls || AS GUIDE T0 PALM BEACH GUESTS| ~ TRONSTAD TO BE COPS UPENEI] compmgy James Gameron of 1 Here’s Perfect Man! .. ... ... . New west Point Hoad |, At anac e, wurcs 1|~ HELD- WEBNESOAS by The soclal register still may pre | The funeral ces of Olaf vail in Palm Beach, but those|Tronstad, who died at the S # , v who watch the arrival of winter| snn's hospital last Tuesday morn- Birst Police Tnbtitute fr U. | aod » Zelerach Pape: compens | s, RSAAES Wi b fot) ? redidenits” pow’ veailitse the Pall g, ain pe” hld DWedattly i 1o investiga yroposed powe % whe smnies othe ¥ . by & . PR, S. Has Been In- Speel R 3 e : things than sticks of gum and - man as a more popular indicatorternoon at 2 o'clock at Mooso Tak ! ¢ TollipuD i of wealth and excl > ihall and inserment will be in tae au UIal(’d 1 and ) ¥ lollipops. 3 i r t g Fighoi i : ; Palnysuaital sales HereaRia g ; To arrive in a priva * is an|Moose plot in Evergreen cems. 3,000,000 pounds in g, indication of exclus s and of | tery. Mr. Tronstad was a mem- depariaiont’ of - comfbres membership in high social set: ber of the Moose Lodge having But to arrive in a privately-owy |joined last November. All mem. ed Pullman is proof positive. And|bers of the Moose are urged to 1 Dawso va po nz The childish plea, “Give me a er for the Cameron interests y peany for candy,” has not lost NEW YORK, March t police institute in th it | oAl e e ; g P discovered, though prices BBt iad soct v K ned at Speel River 3 went down so that the amount 0 owship and social se ! w3 s YRy : : : peiit | ‘on - penhy. Candy’ w the Phipps family, with its sev-|attend the service been inaugurated by I A \ s d g ; $1.600:000: 1 14ab . Hate B, thie - s branches, of York and e — before 3 ; i | Westbury, L. I, uses an entire RAMSEY HERE | specia in, which also brings| - Mr, Heintzleman, Mr. Ga | 1 : [ guay and Mr. Dawso : § milk, chocolate, nuts, peeif “, kot " ; ol Halita: oo Ghiban the family's polo ponies J. A. Ramsey, division iepestor ing from Speel Rive; E 3 : and fruits were among the in 3 . Comparatively few: persans own|for the U:/B. general laig pftlcs, fvat 1 1) ; pclmspy etz oay : I'private cars. The “Japauldon” of arrived in Juneau on the steamer the James Donahues, is consider-| Admiral Rogers to attend to mat {ed the most magnificent car on | ters connected with his offico, {rails. It is elaborately finished,| He will leave tomorrow on the and has a bathroom with gold fit-| steamer Alaska for Seward en- tings. Edward F. Hutton, J. route to Anchorage, his headquar- livan type is be replaced | : 2 L Leonard Replogle and Bdward | ters the newer policemen with the MOl SAML FAp [ ' i G Y 7 ; ; | Boale MeLean are among others| Mr. Ramsey has been in the ::.F“!n ; t‘jlv‘ y “\ .\A:Mxy‘m..,\:w_ B sl LS E Man Often Arrested P Hv:]l‘{ny“l:l..;:n owned their lullnmnsi.\ou(h some time. Howe : word of prai hortly, from the Taku Inlet shore : 4 : On Double’s Charge| sajor General Winiam R. Smith | Mrs. Graham Fair Vanderbili| DD FELLOWS ATTENTION for old timer ","’. 8 - . | trom the Philippines, who wif [recently arrived in the Marco| o e “They were fine cops of the this coming 9 ¥ GRIMSBY, England, March 12--| have charge at West Point Military |Polo, the newest pivate car, con The - entertainment scheduled good old days God bless " he st Arthur 'f m of th Academy. Major General Smith is ' taining many innovations. Inc !for March 15, this month, has said. “They were ample of back : town, has a “doy who is caus-| now on his way east, inspecting dentally all the Vanderbilts have|been Indefinitely postponed. rolling of front, strong of a te s 5 pasnilatos il ing him a deal of trouble and an-| several R. O. T. C. units on his |always been “private car folk" at!-—adv. COMMITTEE. hard of hiead, soft of heart, brc 3 ¢ 7 foyage, Tn act Walaon: Baa beeu | Wy | Palm Beach. E. T. Stotesbury. - of feet, like a Percheron horse l‘renchmen wa"‘ed ke . arrested no le: than times | (Iuternational Newsreel) | m Porter, Tom Taggart, V“ - “But today there are new wi They Eat Too M h‘ i B for offences said to have been |- i { Raymond T. Baker, Jay ] and new police. The New York ey Lal uc ; . committed by the “double” but in|pge lisle, W. H. Luden, Horace nuuw police are walking advertisements ’ ; . : B8 L0 Cace Watson nad been avie|Milk Treated by Rays . |iitea Sioan”are others on the KOTEX SPRCIAL slean living and clean thin} PARIS, March 12—French pec-| 7 4 3 to prove an alibi. | Used to Cure Rlckets;”“' | We are selling out our ple may eat better than any other 3 ; ) Watson saild after his fifth ar-| ppaNKRORT, Germany, Mareh ! MOSt Pullmans are engaged || present stock to make H "ku‘:l‘nld.::l, assigned to we in the world, hut they also eat Ak rost: “Since’ January 5, I have|is tnieviolet rays used in |only for the trip here and later || yoom for large shipment. ork and all policewomen are re- | foo much, declares Paul > WILLIAM EVERETT DERRVBERRY been going from piace to place M [ e o hrevention of rickets can |1OF Teturn home, but some remain quired to attend the school two novelist, ¢ and poet,r w (international Illustrated News) custody and have been undergoing | o tnduced MY il cwiita oo ]lhmlu:lnvm the on. r i This is the improved Ko- Mours one nizht a weck las written a cookery book whi examination and re-examinatiou | 3 4 vate ¢ have come here 511 tex 1 i & ; 4 " (o ‘ & ‘ i Bor erfec r i 18 ” <y tains only a small amount of| « s - i lex—regular size. SO it is the talk of Paris dinner tables NTION: GIRLS 10 ygirre JookinR for Ehe getech BIMERSY by detectives. On the whole the [(tis oy, & 8 :“:]tllrn nitle '(m,l,\l'ur than ever before and enough the moment you don’t have to go any further than Willlam vercit 1 1.0 ware fairly sporty about it * e | have been xnulml on the tracks “ at % NEW FINANCES LINED ‘s wili e tnear amoer o ey, mas athiol and soudont of the Universty of Tenness | Joice were. (lrly, Rporty Whont ¥ | sactor, by ihe use of a German (o2 beel Waveel o (06, WACHY| WHILE THEY LAST s new nmwv'mw. UP FOR RESUMPTION |consisting of ane important dieh, | see. ; L o was the e o ot the | carted about in handeutfs at somé apetis vy SEele {of’ nine. Pullmans oach; | 2 packages Vi i A man whose like we have ndver gecn before,” was the version of the | ¢ é Ay s £ Mun * 2 ; i 100 the roast course, preceded by : places and had unpleasant rides | | f . dge selecting Derryberry er 15 other candidates to receive th i ¥ -k, s fresh milk and th sub- | OF WORK, CHICHAGOF | soup and a light entree and fol.| Judges in selecting Derryberry over 15 other candidates fo vecive T iy plack Marias at others. As for |y ..o pRE b 6 ]ATTENTION 'EASTERN STARS ol lowed by a salad with chee state's Rhodes Scholarship, my double, he has caused me and ’ T e R AN Byl AN P it Here's why: ) {from a quartz lamp. The additina | il MELLAN’S E " the police a t amount of | Regular 1 . tng Ju-1i B v ar o, rsity for three years; of only ¢ | percentage of the egular business meeting Ju and development work at the Chi ay sounc BTSN AL the whieapity fou ¥ ouble.”” | : P 5 ! . pment work at the Chi-| s menn may sound : rouble ot bhly « smadll Beretage QLY lall aipty N0, 0 B, 6, el HEHARMAGY ¢hagof mine are virtually worked ' erage American it is a light re des have been | BT VR Hihal deiails shoold nest! dompared. with'the ordifary . He's the best student Tennessee ever had; £ milk a valuable and economisis o'clock Tutsday evening, Mareh}| o, ooy of imeaves Ston A e el e cetin e e M e 4. He swims, plays baseball, basketball and golf far above the avernge; Bobbed Han' Is Out Inu-:mu.\,,, for rickets. |18, Visiting members welcome. || Hext okl iy i sttt Sk it et A 5. Hle sings, plays in the band, directs a church choir and I3 a membet For Officers’ Wives e MILDRED MARTIN, W. M. e Delivery B with s Fanikner re jl;‘] ot of the Knoxville M. C. A. cabinet. IN FEDERAL JAIL adv. ALICE BROWN, See¢'y. home S a bout en me Sunday after about thr Ohll) Town Pictures Brofessor of English, bound over to the grand jury | Wweeks Seattle. and strong fi-| | d e ¢ i ® | 5i munciot hacking. nrousn » mecr | Maple Sugar Industry| i s = | reauiations for the Geran avy, |Jmmy Wate Was brought o J CLEARANCE S ALE ganization of the Chichagof De-' — ‘Shy Stones at Autos L.nn anil “theil $he. oooUMNKS, are. (g aodimandfng. adfitel be: ik A o T;"flke? lah l'i!z‘h: n||‘ velopment Company, present own:| ST. LOUIS, Okla, March 12| That Fl. [asked to contribute. Baltic naval station has decreed. | (i€, sosie’ MATERItA, T Cofatt Of all GLASSWARE including STEM GOBLETS, er, is virtually assured. The Seminole ol d curtail- at Flaunt Wealth Big faggots of brushwood, how In an injunction to the naval |%. *"% B s o et Rl . CUT WINE GLASSES, ETC. Pending a final settlement of ment order sounded the doom of L ve avorites: because it the ' yiicers under his command, the |C31 federa 4 ! > Ponding negotiations, Mr. Faulk-| Wamego, Okla, six miles west of | PARIS, March 12—Automobiles Conet AR BADDETS T RPN | e i aniaoed G s ] e We are still headquarters for Home Made Fish Bails fier said, no announcement of tho (here, which is being moved baz|that flaunt their owners' wealth |ing robbers pick up their bundle: yionahle form of headdress” fav- | THTOUSh passengers on the Ad ji * GARNICK,S plans will be made, Under the and baggage to St. Louis must run @ gauntlet of stono|and trudge along without @Xcitind ‘ored hy many wives dangn. | STA. Tousma. ncluded oW 0] proposed program, however, J, C.| House movers are giving the |throwing throughout the “red cir-|cuspicion. These obstacles als0 ters of naval off Wi iwere | ERBSEHATd, SHISLIolevE 1OS10, Ot | PHONE 174 Freoburn said, no announcement buildings and homes of Wameso|cle” of extremists who live ail|scem imposing from the car, Seden 0, mauve. their.Jaules ta M Menageeiol the White, Fas : of the plans will be made. Under ! a six-mile across the prairie, |around the city. ————— adopt a more be ing method o the proposed program, however.|and evidences of the town, once | Humorous obse sugsest MRS. ISAACSON HOME wearing their hair—as soom as 1. C. Freeburn will continue as|inhabited by 3,000 persons, will| camoulaged bodies or armored| p Rert fsaacson and baby possible. Manager while George T. Jackson | disappear shortly. cars. Serlous ones advise drivers | oty the St. Ana’s hospital PRI Will be consulting engineer [ The town was founded in April,|to avold routes through suburh. | goiurday for their home, | 7. M. Carrigan and B. F. Felc *The proposed cannery consoli-| 1927, by Kenneth Doyle, Wamego, |such as St. Denis and Pantin and . . | traveling salesmen, are enroute tc dation, under which it heon | Kas., editor, who named it after |certain city gates where commun- | n1q ,,flpe;;o;‘sfl,‘e At The Empire. Sitka on the Admiral Rogers. proposed to merge a number of | s native city in the sunflower|ists congregate. Rocks that seem | ... 59 the smaller independent com!State. Numerous oil wells were|to come from nowhere . panies of Southeastern ~Alasky, | found on his property and other!windows and mar pal had not made a great deal of |nearby land. But with a fall inlpolice. have had little succes UAI ITY MERCHAI~DI E fieadway, but those interesied aro [ Production and the - curtaiiment | heir efforts to proiect cars 4 dtill working on the proposition.|order, the exodus of the people| Highway blockades also are be- . @onfidence was expressed, holand buildings began. coming popular with hold Qu(lllty Merc ang /lse said, that the merger would be | ————— Stones or poles are put across the $ithoten; although it b, MRS. HAGLUND ILL | rond and cars signalled o | MARCH l() 17 sible that nothing more than a/ T p- ; - le Fi N $ T : U Cdire A HapiOal: o tHe, Wel{l T cans Pineapple Fingers, No. 2 5 preliminary organization would b it 3 cans Pineapple, Sliced, Amoca n No. 214 effected this year and the actualscome Cafe has entered the 4 merger of pack and operations Ann’s hospital to undergo med!- We have j"-‘f cans )l’o;w!uw. Sliced or Halves, DelMonte, No. would not take place until the|cal treatment. _ 1929 season R received a sans DeLux Plams, DelMon(e No. 2 2] ]‘dl‘g(‘ fihipmont cans Loganberrie; Df{{MnntuJ\'fl.) OFFICIALS RETURN s cans Bluckhvr{ es, DelMonte No. 2 | cans Raspberries, DelMonte cans Grapefruit, Amocat No. 2 S X oRaatapman, Satee ? 4 cans Fancy Maine Corn, Amocat i Son ‘11 r.“:.‘\‘;:,‘.‘," i\,\,'["\lfl'\"‘i,i“'mfil b2 1 cans ']\‘ender} hux;],\'tJS?e‘ POII\;, Amrxznt i i . 1 Fat cans Stringle Jut String Beans, Amocat . Y Gsttonguar, jocal TapreRN What Is It? cans Bee(s‘.’ Sliced or Whole, Amocat Every Cap has a cans Best SauerKraut, Amocat No. 214 cans Best Hominy, DelMonte No. 215 . ¥ waterproof rub- cins Solid Pack Tomatoes, Comax, No. 214 us_explain ber visor cans Spaghetti, Franco-American No. 2 cans Oysters, Cove it s and one hundred wome heard the loc '\(uum‘ ed in the class r on the floor of the wildin < | Toute. . They feache BysChief Magistrate Willlam Mc 600 feet, climb | of penny candy, which com &dvo cristed snows gvhich arc : prised 16 per cent of all the heavy in the hill that | 3 E confec v produced in the district this winter, Mr. H r 7 : United in investigating v ¥ A gredients making of 177,645,996 pounds The old polic 1 of the Su inspection entire propos Upoa finishing k 1 ford, Derryberry intends to become & e “harge “i o ang! = 4 poa finishir work at Oxford, Derryberry intends o1 Bty dtavi S oBAtLn Charged wita adultery ana i ind Yukon. ! i ok Mmmm“m,m-,, The conservative Scotchman Oowd in sad st THE IRCH BEESERVER says: “I'd give a thousand dol- lars to be one of those war millionaires.” YOU CAN TRADE HERE BUTLER-MAURO orve co. ||, 8, GRAVES || GEOQRGE BROTHIERS When We Sell It T Phones 92 and 95 ¢ Front Street Its Right : e Db " ks vea |1 The Sing Man CONSISTENTLY THE BEST Sub Station Post Office No. 1. g : Y. 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