The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 8, 1928, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, OCT. 8, 1928. 7 ol By BILLE DE BECK ot > i .fi\ G NOw THAT MR.GOOGLE HAS RECONERED | e Y (N & \iotaan @ :Egh COAL FROM WIS (NDISPOSITION , THE DUCHESS a e Bt Tue Do e WA‘S ¥ ¥KLoT2 y NO. T E - ST, TR Ss = . .‘?EERC\DCES SNQEYWASIES © fxw?gfier\?lfieN ) ~]—H,‘i¢ T CARE FOR AND AT MR. WILLINGHAM = STRAGHTEORWARD AND PENTEAT- ) ou'ye Been | U g M MR 7 INE BROKEN MY ENGAGEMENT, NOu KNOW=T UNQUESTONASLY D . HER 6, WHEN L THOLGWT . 7 @\ _NENER WANT T SEE Hit AGAW - . ANKING ! GOSALE'S “L(EE DEPEADED ON (T, AND Im ; Y g ALLow TONCSME LONES NOT_GoG To HAVE HER AROUND NOW. ’ § © AY ! MR.GOOGLE 'S HEALTH (S Too PRECISNS . > LLTTUE BARNEY i ) S ‘ Now : i 7 R KIS - ) ? AND.WHAT'S MORE, % oy S \ : TM GOING RIGHT ONER To & (o5 o e | 4, N o Southeastern Alaska’s Own HOUSE AND @ SEL AN (N g 72 ‘ , YR ) Coal Mine . A : 1 : g | At Harkrader, Alaska ‘ . f i i ORDER FROM e e , The Admiralty Island Coal : et S s Company el . . T wa . o PHONE 179 | Where G. O. P. 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The | yrere js the house at West Branch, Towa, in which Herberl oy joctea to proceed from there [nes Vies of the —————— o A A oung pecples’ choir from Juneau | py,over was born fifty-five years ago and which Mrs. Hoovet ', New England where he would |Cook- .m\x‘ LEAVES HOSPITAL « “There Is No Substitute for Safety” “med NI Cis e | (below with her husband) is secking to buy from its present | visit old friends, particularly his|[1028 Ligget g altle. Mrs. H. W. Magorty left St. The new. church s located In||s 0o 0 Mg Jennie Scellers, as a present for her husband. Mrs, brother who is & clergyman at|He says ho 1 in| Ann’s Hospital yesterdry ovening he former First Territorial Bank SCC A | : Proe L g B ; . sh- i Lo S| |Scellers, however, is disinélined to dispose of the property. | Littleten, New Hampshire, the spring and hit th | with her baby boy, bérn to her :x:::::lr::‘iiet;llztl(l:m:’tu:h:’“; ::r;A::rJ) 3 y % ‘ dricson says he has com-'Seattle @ pext year. B W.|there October 2. £z S — - — RESUERESS Jree | RDNER HOME FROM EAR. JAMESON NOW f‘f""l "toi!':“zh-ls are having a won- | sAINIEEERNERURUERUEEURETORUORERR RN AR R R0 UR RO RO ER O R e ) " KAKE LOGGING CAMP| WITH DETROIT PAPER " :.i..“‘ ooker wan report R e BUCKEYE ALUMINEX ered ths Returning from a trip to the| Barle Jameson, former lccai|W sion, but she enrolled at awyer & Reynolds lozgoing camp ! Newspaper man and widely known | the Oregcn school by preference. n the . vicinity cf Kake, ©. T.|throughout Alaska, is now on the| She n the sophomore cla jardner, local member .of that|staff of the Detroit News, accord-|thre while Miss Morrison i3 rm, arrived today, called home |ID8 to word received by Juneau eshman. | 3 g, ENTERS HCSPITAL THE EXTRA GOOD ALUMINUM WARE Pots have self-basting lids and o serve on the petit jury panolfriends. He is on the sports de- non-burning knobs n the U. S. District Court. PARCLIIBT $ The Kake camp s opening for| MF. 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Van Mavern, representative Standard Oil Company of Califor-|Waldo Hall, according to word re-[of the West Coast Grocery Com- nla,a corporation, Libellant, vs. |ceived today by Mrs. Hooker from | pany, returned this morning on The gas screw or vessel called |her daughter. According to the|the Admiral Rogers the “June,” her tackle, apparel, | === 3 R .englues, furniture, equipment, etc., Libelee. | 'o All Concerned: Notice Is Hereby Given, That he undersigned United States farshal for the District of Alas- a, Division Number One; did, on he 25th day of August, 1928, ttach, arrest and seize the gas créw or vessel called the “June,” er tackle, apparel, engines, fur- iture, equipment, ete., in the kove entitled court In a certain ction brought by. the Standard pil ‘Comipany of Californig, a cor oration, libellant, against the aid gas screw or vessel “June,” er tackle, apparel, engines, fur- . iture, equipment, et¢, The cause r nature of said action being a auge of action civil and mari- ime, in which the said Standard il Company of California, a cor- oratlon, demands the sum of 5 feven Hundred Eight and 24-10 $1408.34) Dollars, and costef | Schilling was the first to pro- ANl persons interested or con- 2 i ermed ‘lNereing are requested to duce pure spices in America e and appear at the time and ' lage of the return of said pro- illi ess, to-wit, on the 23rd day of - - and even today Schilling ctober, 1928, in the United a tates District Court at Juneau, | Spices are still used by pure aska, at the hour of 10 o'clock ‘the ferenoon or said day and i % ‘: r in.that behalt, ,or 'default fOOd experts as their Stan. i be entered and condemnation U seea of quiy et i QL Byyaire Printing Co. 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LBERT WHITE, United States Marshal. i. L. FAULKNER, Proctor for Libellant. u October 8, 15 and 23, T SN S - : 3 TR T e L T T T T T T ey T OO T O T T TP LT C T LT