The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 17, 1928, Page 8

"8 | BRIGSBY TEARS - DZALOFF TASE | s s MORTONTHINKS FGHTING CROWN .- <BL08EDTUDAY GOV, SMITHIS English emendou ved off from Har- Declares Sutherland Sat, impressic ot rlnal '\u,umenls in Thane P i attenpe | Harry Morton Back After the Atlantic National Campaign Work Like Coward While Bu- ",] i e ag Vm, \ Case Made Today—Ko- s e o reaucy Forced on Alaska |1ey and ihe rest of the Third and| bak Trial to Follow | ‘ me to new- | | Filled with Confidence g (] weeks ago. 5 CORDOVA Oct. 17 nduci ‘losing ments in the case| | / he had only 80 Confident that Gov. Alfred E. storms of ! B AT THE HOTELS |asains Dzaloff, charged with| | hours flying, he is confident. | |Smith will be elecied President, st by Prohibition o | ug the flight ". Morton, who has been in progress in the| | alone he small plane campaign speeches unde We %, % 0. P Bwmail rict Court at midafter-| | which has a wing spread of | |t pices of the Democratic , 4| Seattl: nes and. P It was expected the| | only 26 feet and the weight Committeg, visited friends Theatre I MeCoimidk oll: Norman|C88¢ W¢ ould be glven to the jury| | is less than 800 pounds. n Juneau while the Northwestern neau THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 17, 1928. e campaigned in Illi-}and Okeh Records at §0c each. adv nols with Chiet Justice Floyd E.{Open evenings. Radlo Eleclrlc; Thompson of the Illinois Supreme |Co., Martin Lynch. adv ' Christmas Cards—Empire. Court who is the Democratic nomi-{ — o ® FE nee for Governor. . Morton believes that Ari- zona, Mexico, Montana and | We are giving you one pound of BEST RE- Colorado are almost certain to! LIANCE COFFEE, FREE, with one Ez- SqueeLL an es that Utah and| the latter part of September, when|linois. Wisconsin, he says, is for ATTENTION EAGLES he was called to the St. Louis|Gov. Smith. A special meeting of Douglas headquarters and assigned to duty| The feeling in the Democratic|Aerie 117, F. 0. B., While there he spoke organization, Mr, Morton says, is|in the Moose Hall, two and three times a day, repre-|one of supreme confidence. day evening, Oct. senting the National Committee —_—————— All s are invited to attend scussing National issues at KEXCORDS | the meeting » State candi-| Closing out ali 1v iuen Columbia GUY L. S) COFFEE FREE! ive their electoral votes to Gov.| The regular price of the mop is $1.50. They are endorsed by Good Housekeeping and er evads a go that way. He! self-wringing. See window display. says Missouri is as safe for Smith o that he has an even break for I-| PHONE 174 B Grigsby an o & com-|p Walker T 8 K an: |about 4 o'clozk. | MacDonald s an experi- | |was in port last night. He Is on paratively mild specch and then|ijslen : / [ Dzaloff and Nick Kobak are|| enced navigator | v to Andiivens, hilles developed into a crescendo of de-|yorta Mills emans and |charged with having resisted a e by his clients nunciation that grew to a e P Jorth, Texas; | est at Thane last March, Federal| &#—— e e %| Mr. Morton was at first assign. ngton, D. C.. | Prohibition Agents Chidester and |ed to the Salt Lake district head- . . |Harding being the arresting offi-| Holiday greetings for bust arte nd made speeches i hatham; Mr v oliday & g8 for busine 4 , & peeches in 2ouin Adlbon. Misy V rs. Dzaleff is also charged with|houses See samples at Bmy Idaho and Wyoming until Orlv()g 2 1g concealed weapons. The| g ot LEEI e n Baltimere - . lowed A o be th tle : "I today and the Government's open-| arwr bureaucy ared ) 5. B it ing argument was made this morn- > 4 % by esn't fight Af ans Jenson, Taku River; John |18 by Asst. U. B. Attorney G. W.| I)IIICELS pllls QUALITY Insol()s who can fight back 1ds | po) ¢ J. MacLoura, M. Rich.|Folta. Grover C. Winn opened for to be a friend of the wor eattle: H. J. Gilligon the defense at 2 p.m. Kobak's| i and supports laws which i case is set for trial beginning Fri.! W S ll ’ B - f L . - v day mofning. , e dell the best Tor Less Felt the canneries only | A L. Olds, Ketchikan; Wm i The spee vontinued, “I am| | Paul, Ketchikan Representing J. M. Giovanetti,| ey Saeed o Nu. e indicted for violation of the Alas-| 15 ,)ounds Bes[ Y(lki"lll reau control, tand on .‘ Hoii Hibga tor. biininess| B8 n.mlu Dry Law, Hellenthal & . platform in whic am pledged ' houses, | § amples at Empire, | Hellanthal today tiled a demurrer ’ ¢ Bl ! to the indictment, 1t had not otatoes . . . . been heard by Judge E. 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