The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 20, 1928, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, OCT. 20, 1928. By GEORGE McMANUS e > o) v AH' IAN'T MR- rLL TELL ([ FOR JUST A SMILE FROM DAUGHTER-DO ME A FAVOR- AI /‘ ASI\ /’1 A‘IEA T (40. NGOG S DAUGHTER A HUGE YOUR DAUGHTER TAKE l TOUR DAUGHTER | WOULD g THE NEXT TIME YOU — 2 A BEAUTIFUL CRoOWD AFTER YOU OR YOUR A \ JUMP OFF A MOUNTAIN iy, PASS-COUNT AQUA Wholesale and Retail Butchers SHE 1D WIFE ? < CALIENTI- PLEASE : SMILE AT HIM- e PHON SEWARD STREET FRYE-BRUHN COMPA! QUALITY MEATS Fresh Eastern and Olympia Oysters and Tenakee Crabs FHONE 38 S B R A IS et S ' PEENERCR ARSI PARATIONS | GIRL DirECTS KMOX PHOTOGRAPHIC CHRISTMAS CARDS e s | Made to order from your negatives or ours BE DISCUSSED Alaska Scenic Views Phone 35 Commercial Photography |Experts of Germaiia Nt Al put your name on our coal lst, — — ! lied Goverments to | 1 : Hold Session ' : . . it is certainly good coal — 2 } We- deliver fresh dressed e | f CARDINALS SCORE FIRST IN THIRD GAME y DUGTURS LUSE { . PARIS, Oct. 20.—One of two|+JR : i poultry eevry day. Our eggs i 4 : % i | Americans of the highest stand- y are the largest and freshest i ! o - S 'ing in the financial world, will 4 : R that the hens prodace. be requested by the German and y ¢ We carry a complete line of { | e e AP Bl Allied Governments to partici- : | Poultry and Fox Feeds. f | ¥ it date in a meeting of the commit-| % : a And our transter sorvice— i | ‘ e i 1 4 . A of experts which will take . : : 3 well you can't beat it. tee | S 4 ¢ : . v up the questicn of German re- | Electrics Take Three B oo e ] Wl . { ST D. B. FEMMER Straight Games — Next | irecommend the final plan for re-| ; : " e Phone 114 parations payments, | Games on Monday | : : : { The American Government will | i . ’ 2 not be invited a government Last. night the “Blectrics” won | ’ N Derticloating AR I0SH- | g nNtre) A, Oct. 20K s 4 Sy M % : 1 . |08 € | program director of station KMOX “Doctor * had high ’ . : ; - > — e _ \ SR i NG R Wi s ity \ Alaska Steam Laundry Vand |LET Almquist Prose ¥ Suit. | many duties as the small town s Vander- ALICE ™MASLIN e e S > s i ¥ o | We call and deliver. Phona 528.| mayo! ek i i ja | —————| Lisied among her tasks ar ‘SERVICE and QUALITY” T i 4 i 7 : S UNITED STATES | Assistant to the station manager Ty il e 4 Gl {concert pianist, accompanist, nar- % : " » Department of the Interior [ vator, Hoakat SRk Ran ity it We Can Prove It £ Council g 5 b . i : & 3 ¢ GENERAL LAND OFFICE Kirk : L l U S. Land Office, |er vacia|l DRY CLEANING PHONE 15 PRESSING Vandorlies 9 4 o g Y 4 : * Anchorage, Alaska, | An important asset, Miss 2 iy b ] ) Mo i | believes, is her musical education ! ' e o oeh 15 it o : 1 | September 19, 1928, |be mus - n Blovars ’ b ! £ b i | Notice is hereby given that|She began her studies in St. Louis - | 2 A Anton Kahne, entryman, togeth-|and atiended Arcadia college :I!Ir” 55 42 s ‘ 2 R, ; : | er with his witnesses, William | Colorado College, later becoming : — Tt AL s . s {Ahderson, and Henry Vermeire,|musical director for «the commun. “Electrics z il oo s iR i AR, Associated Press Telephotograph, ~ |{8M of Haines, Alaska, has sub-lity theatre of Colorado Springs,|| * MERCHAN"'S CAFE Barragar 167 182 i i {mmm final proof on his home-|Colo, Besides expericnce in the \ Pullen 150 150 -150—450 High and Frisch score on Bottomley's triple In first Inning of third worlec saries game at St. Louls |stead entr serial 06121, for lots)business world, she has toured Shaw 195160 150305 to give Cardinals short lived lead. Yankees won game, 7-3. Photo shows High crozzing plats and Frizch fow |1 and 2, section 12 and lot 1,!Colorado, Kansas and Missouri as Thos. McMullen, Prop. Noland 150150 150450 feet away. Bengough, New York catcher, is poised to receive throw. Hafey, r« batter, Is waving Frisch N3 NW14, section 13, T. 82 S.|a concert pianist JUNEAU’S NEWEST PLACE TO EAT Warner 150 150 450] not to slide. The umbpire is McGowan. \R{ 59 E. C.R.M. and it is now N . Open 6 a. m. to 8 p. m & ¢ et PIEAER ol T > = lin the files of the U. 8. Land| R b i Total 812 792 825 2429|gram, Los Angeles, conducteur na- Office, Anchorage, Alaska, and ATTENTION MASONS SHORT O ARS—REG 0 Monday night at 7:30 the “Daily|tionale; Bert L. m, Texarkana MARANVILLE SCORES FOR CARDS if no protest is filed in the local| There will pe a stated, com- N)Rth & J;{('ULA({{ DINNERS Alaska Berdard, Bringdale | Ark., and Ray Ruane, Webst land office at Anchorage, Alaska, |munication of Mt. Juneau Lodge ext-Connors Moter:Co. Davis, Andrews, H. Sabin and Dan-|Grove, Mo., gardes de la porte na. |within the period of publication,|No. 147, F. & A. M., in 0Odd s ner meet the “Merchants”—Hen- tionale and Paul J. McGahan, | r thirty days thereafter, said|Fellows’ Hall, Monday evening at P e T ning/ Lucas, Lud. Nelson, H. Mes.| Washington, D, C. histo na. = <% p @ Bl il proof will be accepted and|7:30 o'clock. Work in the M. M. serschmidt, G. Messerschmidt and] tionale, | B 2 3 &5 final certificate issued. Degree Visiting Brethren cor- NORTHERN HOTEL McKinnon The convention was one of the 3 W e B J. LINDLEY GREE dially invited. By order of the An effort is beinz made to or-|most peaceful the organization ; % T Register. |W. M. ROOMS—50 cents per night and up; $3.00 per week and up. ganize a City League between the has ever known and very few con. | ot o ; sk ; : | Fifst publication, Oct. 13, 1928. CHAS. E. NAGHEL, Public shower and tub baths 50 cents. Ray Oil Burner in . Elks, Moose, Eagles and Legion,; troversial issues were uncovered LR B o Last publication, Nov. 16, 1928. adv. cretary. operation—Hot water day and night. Rooms $12.00 per i it was announced today This| The only question of policy which 2 5 i : S i ———— month and up—steam heated. should be an interesting tourna-|created a real fight was an effort : v | \ | ment {made on the parts of California, | |® = — ~ b | Nebraska and several other states [lief. Under the present system! : e FANS NEW DESIGN BRINGS GREATER PERFORMANCE , 1il")x;i“‘“::"‘(‘fz:er\‘hl::‘]{llik:{)!:)‘l:“l):l‘|ll:” i : & b v The finest performer In 1its class—the greatest maximum 1 develop and encourage local ef- |ES T 3 % | #peed and the swiftest acceleration ever brought to this |fort. 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AR e e P . . - . inot so much because the members | ¥ Cold weather and slippery, roads remind ug < [are aging, but because they aro K Ralb!li' " ;’W‘l"eu :{t; I!-:U'S :hobr::m?' scm;!'nu the :ardlnal'; that we must take care of the radiator and marrying, acquiring famiiles and| Ehird run L Nl T i QU SIS MOTRE Sy get our chains on. We carry a complete S TR e T o R — | Alaska Electric Light o SR T 'LOSES ON FOUL E THRILLING PLAY IN WORLD SERIES & Power Co. | WHEN MAN IS OUT| [Es e JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS, ALASKA Connors Motor Company Yl BROOKL Y, Oct. 20—| o . : { Juneau Phone No. 6 Douglas Phone No. 1y PAUL V. 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" FOOTBALL GAME THE MARTHA SOCIETY ¢ .’UNEAU MOTORS, Inc. it \a :"" I:“"k g F;?:;mfi;{ the . | san FRANCISCO, Oct. 20.— Will hold a bazaar and silver' ALLEN SIIATTUCK’ 'nc' SERVICE LUCAS, Manager Nielsen, g ] it ooty Yy i ]UNEAU HILI 3 Stanford University defeated Ida- tea in the church parlors be-| INSURANCE—REAL ESTATE ho yesterday at football, the score ginning 11 a, m. on Thursdny,} aire intendant nationale; { being 47 to 6 lNuvemh" 22, -—ad\'.{ : Y errrererererrrrerrreesy) d 4