The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 4, 1928, Page 5

THE DAILY. ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, DEC. 4, 1928. ; ~ BRINGING UP FATHER i B 8 BB | WONDER IF THAT | GUY WHO'S CALLIN ON DAUGHTER HAS GONEYET? Ui e gt K g YoU DONT SUPPCHE HE CAME ALL THE WAY FROM AIRDALE TO HEAR ME SING - 00 You? ©:0 HE KIS | YEU WHEN HE LEFT? WHY=YED, DADDY- HE JUST LEFT- RADIO SETS MAJESTIC RCA stock 3 models stock 2 models KOLSTER stock 3 models BOSCH stock 1 model Make your own selection—First Come, First Served In In In In We guarantee the sets listed above to get recep- tion whenever your neighbor gets radio. m )'fi ][M In addition to abov " of DY MIC Speakers, ies and parts. we have a fine assortment lio Tubes, Fresh Batter- Alaska Electric Light & Power Co. JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS, ALASKA Juneau Phone No. 6 Douglas Phone No. 1§ Hagen Rift Bared by Suit SUNDAY TRAP SHOOT GREATLY HANDICAPED The Sunday shoot the Ju- | 8 i ' neau Gun Club was greatly handi. | g 140—438 155—466 'ELECTRICS, BANKERS | GROCERS, DOCTORS, CRASH LAST NIGHT , May Buy Dodgers anderLeost . | Stewa Henderson WHY NOT LET US put your name on our coal list, it is certainly good coal. £ of capped by the bad light tha men had tc contend with. Few high scores were made and men asuall breaking close to 25 out of the pos sible 25 blue fell down around 20 Sunday Barmus and Carte score with 21 credit. Tru Waterude followed with 20 each. McNaughton broke 19, Raddi 18, Kimdru 17, Kegal 16 and 12. it will 5 tied for ts tc thair mpson and high the be weather ancther permits practice thore atch (Y next Sunday starting at 10 o'clock ; i in the morning, - HOCKEY LEADING SPORT IN YALE WINTER SEASON NEW HAVEN, Conn., Dec. 4— Ice hockey will be the most active sport at Yale Univers coming winter, outclassing both swimming and basketball. The | [ yfirst call for candidates brought| out 80 men from whom Yale ex-| pects to pick a varsity team and| manly class sextets. Availability of the Arena, in Thomas during the | | reported, is seeking to purchase | The Electrics scored iw: ¢ o |Handicap three games from the Ban la Elks club s! high singls i g4 ga ! hi : B: D be i avard, Pullen st night's 3 Ba zame ns, and hi ame » of The e ames from the nd George of the gh single game, s0 of the 508 pins at 7:15 Doct the will meet the Lawyers and at of the graphic match with Anchorage w m. the last game > played Last night's game gcores Electrics Shaw | D N uncan oland Barragar : i Colonel Tillinghast L'H. Hus- | ton (above), who, it is reliably the McKeever interests in the McNaughton Cleveland bowling match | core with 234 with a three| 3 won two ¢ ach rollin; Groce 760 g vas | > with burgl Paut were teds Federal Gra preliminary A. sed strom, Pacatar to the wing a etion before Judge F Commissio T o enda jail pend bond cused in ments for are n into follow: | of 179 | hrok 137 145 150 147 - > 8 2408 | | —487 | night Jolins y THREE ARE HELD ON | CHARGE OF BURGLARY Mar and on nd Found Jury examin- Boyle in Court. ing having dwelling of Bill Gallan on, Willeughby Avenue. o CONFESSION FREES MAN FROM ARREST by Walter Hagen may be an ace among golfers, but he’s only a monthly paymaster to pretty Mrs. Edna Hagen—and has been since November last. é)he obtained default judgment for $1,000 in White Plains court against “the Haig” for failure to pay her $500 a month under a separation agreement. The couple are shown in above picture as they appeared last Autumn before | Hagen sailed for the English competitions. | (International Newsreel) We deliver fresh dressed poultry eevry day. Our eggs are the largest and freshest that the hens produce. We carry a complete line of Poultry and Fox Feeds. And our transfer service— well you can’t beat it. D. B. FEMMER Phone 114 NORTHERN HOTEL ROOMS—50 cents per night and up; $3.00 per week and up. Public shower and tub baths 50 cents. Ray 0il Burner in operation—Hot water day and night. Rooms $12.0C per month and up—steam heated. i | Prices Reduced $150t0$250 DODGE BROTHERS |Stevens iy Albert White on arge of possessing intoxicating | Tom Pacatar, in whosel Iroom the arrest was made, ap- ipeared and freed Mosaedes from | complicity by acknowledging the Standard and Victory Models which at all times there will be| Brooklyn National league base- 'y o, L an ice surface, lends itself to in., bal club, He is a former part-/p. tensive development of ice sportst ner of Colonel Jacob R“PP‘“\ among the student hody. { of the New York Yankees. e aternational Newsreel) MAY ASK FOR CHANGE 4 ON FISHERIES LAW methods, especially that of icing down the on the boats: Suits are now pending to enforce the statute, and if these are decided to r——d 2 Following a discussion of the peed McCaul Motor Company o BEEGLE CLOSES OUT KETCHIKAN INTERESTS Purchase by E. Johnson of! the interest of J. R. Reegle in the Jno. R. Beegle & Company general insurance and real estate business and the formation of a new concern to handle the com- . pany’'s interests was announced in Ketchikan today by Mr. Johnson - and J. H. Davies. The new firm will be known as Davies & John.' s son, Inc. ‘With the sale, Mr. Beegle has! disposed of his last business in-.| terests in Ketchikan. The firm of; (Wno. R. Beegle & Company was| founded by Mr. Beegle and Mr. Davies in 1914 and has been ex.| tremely successful in the insuran::| and real estate business. | “The policy of the new firm will be to give complete fire and life! | insurance service to clients, as in the past,” Mr. Johnson said. “And, the real estate department wiil continue to be an important part| (;0f the business."—(Ketchikan| Chronicle.) | .- SHOL REPAIRING All kinds of ladies, men’s and children’s shoes repaired. Rubber heels put on while YOU WAIT. ' MICHAEL VAGGE'S Shoe Shop! across the street from Goldstein's| '/ Emporium on Seward Street. adv.! | | JLET Aimquist Press Your Suit. | “"We cal: and deliver. Phone H!,i ‘when you are going to have electric light and power. It is oone of those improvements that isbound to come, because it is too good a thing, too useful a service to do without. Electricity is being used in the homes of neigh- FADA ALL-ELECTRIC RADIO | Come in and hear che New\‘ Fada All-Electric Seventy. Last D word in radio. Open evenlngs.‘” Nemonstrations In your home if G you wish. Telephone 420, —adv. MARTIN LYNCH. e ———.— { Varied selection of Cbristmas cards at the Empire (R | Hermle Radio Electric Company Hendrickson | | Handicap { Grocers 169 158 159 182 181 849 Doctors 150 1 avard lomgren eorge 142 765 ouncil 50 * A MILD cigarette— genui mild enough for anybody—yet it has 12al taste and characte-. 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For, mild as Chesterfields Lypeantyons i certainly are, they do what you've always « waanted a cigarette to do—they satisfy. 1906 law which requires all food fish to be disposed of by fisher- men before 48 hours have passed, the commercial club decided today a committee to 1 a re jon of the law which now said to be working a hard-| | ship on the trollers. | The law, it was explained, ha | become obsolete in the face of new the letter of the law the precedent established might harm the trolling industry, it stated.—(Ketchi- kan Chronicle.) > PARISH CARD PARTY Wednesda night, Dec. , at 8:15 o'clock, refreshments, prizes, public invited. was o name ok into | Among your priceless possessions ....A Gruen Watch Beauty that is permanent, style that is correct, timekeeping abil- ity that is accurate—in a word, Gruen—the watch you'll treas- ure most . . . 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