The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 1, 1928, Page 8

: ___ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, NOV. 1, 1928. ASA KEYES IS | Secking Re-clection [0LD_ KENTUCKY INTEREST HAS | W C. T. U to Renew !KARSTENS BT | el ‘ JKENTUCKY INCREASED IN Vigor of Temperance - | popARKHEND R " INDICTED FOR | OFFERED, SALE Education Campaign| \ \ Inithe 2. Cove HHil of the Dl G UI. [] MINING : 2 l'(" \ !i l l‘ ?.“ul erintendent of McKin ‘MISGUNDUBT' ' ! .’,’,1;“.l(,.:‘i(,::,:,:.':::;‘: I.LI,],.A;;.L.: ’l””‘r ot e [ ley Nmmnul Park Hands $ o+t vell tho Juneall, AroE ! rustee of the n Tuppe | ' | N 3 [ 3 ! jerty known as the “Old Ken- 5":‘.‘"‘ Fin “‘l & !l' specting | in - Resignation - : 'Many Other Indlvndualsi tucky” place on Front Street. The el by, Roceat R : 4 | ptarey P, Karatens. Superin # | Are Named in Grand | [6a mark i ey o hea Mine I)(‘\A'l{)]!{ll('l\[\' . T o i e 4 i g { ; | prohibition the building housed " > i a saloon It is a part of the i property that was left by John -l Tuppela who died three years | ago. Suits and court litigation have fellowed with no full dis- tribution of property made up o to this time. Guy MeNaughton petitioned the court for permission to sell the Old Kentucky for the best in- Jury Indictments (Conzmuen r7om Fase One.) | mained silent, it is believed thz [between 10 and 15 indictments] were returned | All of the men named figure| \enty in Grand Jury . s which out of the| Samuél S. Arentz, Nevada Re . of the Julian Petroleum | publican Representative, is a can park:’ | \Ee’ w Corporation and tne trial of its| didate at the Nov. 8 election foi | °"°5tS Of the estate ) i s, the Hudson promot @ third term. seended Mt MbK g Berman and the two Rosen- o MCRMON ELDERS ARE 3 : . were connected with the ENTERTAINED HERE i for viclation of the prohibition oY d with con-!laws, Mr. and us Messer- to extort: Keyves said today: “The only|schmidt entertained last evening New vitalits g 7 . iRy - |money from criminal offenders. |thing that surprises me is that!at the family home in honor of * '| Weman's Christiar 1ce meets in annual convention| ; b g ” 3 Lasker is alleged to have given'they did not indict my two so Elders Plowman and Mower, at Boston . Ella A, Boole (left) of Brook- "*" . Y ™ |money to Keyes and Getzoft for|They were born just a few weeks|the Church of Latter Day lyn, N. Y., is ional P s xvu] Miss Anna Adams Gordon - nis freedom. ago. . (Mormon) and A. Mes: said 1, & it s directed the prosecution| The authorities intimated that|very pleasant time was spent in& Airplane Plays Part (right), is head 5 d’s W, C. T, U. ANNUAL ROLL CALL ¢ ; | ’ trial of the Julian pro-|Keves will be removed from of- fc. A luncheon was also | | T 2 Ve ifice by Attorney General Webb |served. EVANSTO N A | will atténd the Bostor nventior OF ELKS LAST NIGH] M ght, daughter |™ pending tri Senry EHERS nptiecxed : 1 Lkl s i 1 eachin m-|—th y-fourth since Miss 1 2 Senator s Curtis, Re- | . e AR Holid . o o é e The| annidl Goiuin ) : g e- | Alféed. Ciidsss oliday greeuings for buafness lard ¢ ized the bo sl % ”“I & ‘\»‘m'li )II Il" an candidate for vice-presi- 8 RERwOy ! Christmas Cards houses See samples at Empire. inciude Commander nze-| REpPRr ) 14 o ‘: geun who was the first Rhode | The accusations against Distriet' ——— —_ —— B ——— getho Bl Ruler Hmio i . woman to join the |/ Keyes embrace McBrid Rule 3 ) ng. 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