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T8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, DEC. 6, 1928. DAVIS URGES Extension of Ocean FA'RBANKS TU { Gt a horag lodge :n [\\ 1;. n ;hf' .N('.-;]n'll l!’url) lln.lw'fl the SITUATIGN stroit, Boston, Philadelphia, San | ¢ iR @ give the railroad it will be forced to travel wariiaas -Blieshirgh, Whahiaktin ‘ I)(”.A‘ ’l’ "””“’r”“’. 4 y . . ¢ Mikan L pat II(“I”]H“!]P\' Y i urg ance, or some other light boat , Portland, Vancouver, ( yproval § |tb luct the lo usin 1 L there for a|through the pass behind Blacksand | Quebec, Montreal, Ottaws, and To- | : ¥ and hospitality shown s joining the s in mak-|for several miles. The boat used | PGPS LS S WASHINGT( I | AS H [ v will have to be port RESTHIGTIUNS Engie : : ‘ GHARTER SUUN o ™ o 2y i Sphimism pre.| R groat ol o oo WEI_L IN HAN“ Cabinet Nominations ) ! | A it 1 v . er, then overland again to the tisapproved extensio . oo oo il ’ he | Italio River. It is below the mouth | Are Sent to Senate g B gty b i 3 . v € 1d ected number of for-(of the Italio River that the wreck Secretary of Labor Would " ° g Lo of a vooliPyistrict Deputy Sperling tinu wilets i 1 people there and at|was reported to have been seen. |Health Aulhormes Repor!! WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.—The J A - k J B RO i ; R 2 - ] I S W On pg e s he visited | How many days it will take the {nominations of Roy O. West, of Further Restrict Flow 1 ] vas held 1 ecommends Issuance = . coie - |party to make the search and re- Smallpox Epidemic Is | uinois, cretary of the Inter | of Aliens o Visits Other Lm]g(‘s npany & i and UNALGA LEAVEQ |turn to Yakutat depends entirely| Under Control ‘Iiur. and William Whiting, of m the condition of the country Massachusetts, as Secretary of (Continued from Page One} DRY Al,ENT | ts for Fairbs 3k just prior to ¢ TO FOLLOW CLUE that it must cross over. Thel gyo gnoy ot o | Commerce, were submitted to the MISSING BOATS ‘»‘\m}:lm;‘,la .m”a“\}‘l‘“”:' © 8t 1east] iy qng Candle 1s well in han {Senato today by President. Cod ; : g | cording to official reports r B el he main purposes for which e haphdl o by re -ate’ ML~ hest of conditions [todiiy by Dr. 8. . DeVighse 3 Both men were appointed to the vE W wcted, name " 55 Dl Tuare nalgs AR S THEOHIAL Ot et o | positions following the resignations 1t furt . vdir : : B s i ; or Juneau ‘l_‘. . Commissioner of Health,|,s pr . Hppert Work and Herbert o iral il r th - ; \ \ ! : s sl STOCK QUOTATIONS from ‘Assistant Commissioner of | {y,over Has No "'CJ““‘e . v setol » Grand Lodge. goin e b v clu at wede turned over e | Health, Dr. O'Hara, who returned | 5 cally that | Lethal Tm‘, Is Believed|® w\. epo ”‘ .x.;ru ;)~ g 1 1 f AR ies vesterday| NEW YORK, Dec. 6.—Alaska Ju.|last night to Nome after an inspec- i.6 fte 1 iree days there, | erecting - 3 : 4 tion, making the trip by airplane.| Sycae b ot vinst the O R syg e A . 4 % ity E . missing halibut | neau mi Hk is quoted today plane.| Sycney wvaur reproductions iy el iice| Cuuse—Thtee Other i Eeing i o Ay i 12 nks and po : svol and TmparBil| ot 2%, § Kennecott| There was but one case of small|in Christmas cards, original, dit- Jlutely convinced that the bar. | Warned in Time ably impresse gl ie, shgniy A A o réod Chit o wrsek Wk 4. Missouri 65, Nevada Consol.|pox found at Candle, and there|ferent, Alaskan, 25 cents e that have been erected to g Made Anit, mitl o ommend | ing sald alsg n beach near the Italio|idated 33, Packard Motors 145.ihad been only one death. All other |the Nugget Shop. t the cc of unlimited| HOUSTON,.Texas, Dec. 6.—B 2 4 M sk Nande o8 werss % \ aliohd mile s, Rocbuck 179%, S rt.| cases at Candle and Deering had) ——————————— A and all! the co : ! : P Mg il ol rporation | recovered. No cases had developed . i e ; at Kotzebue e ome by fum ; KLALS o RewD L SEVIEE 3 & . : proceed direct] 68 1. S. Stesl 157%. zebue, ! ol ‘whiskey atstil he application for the charter ’ A il gl kY, He reported there was no vac.| Qd Biiok; dollLns Rown, He Akaees WAEJIEERIRIcIste g wd a search party has VANITY KODAKS {cine at the Inikow village and'be We Feature Rk rdie ; and | Bach p ‘hibition ES| R Tl ) $ : o0 et ol ia In all colors—See our line, | had dmv.unml 360 tubes there| Jangers wl W . r- are alive to finv ite. the. pos-| ' Mr. Bperling retorned Howme lectric T n will Fequest the L8 Winter and Pond Co. ifrom Candle by a deputy U. 8.| Kty follow i Milty iRt the Vigbin, | Pat)! month's abse the \e same fi | AdCSaiR N i _|Marshal. A" Dr. Benson, who has| i h it e "o i, il S, St T e o S o N L GOODRICH source.” mosphere, but in a lethal trap| ALK ¥ Lo . and p » s ¥ Candle and who took charge of tho, b g / ; . ; : t the r ad that operates o ; To prevent the separation of|in a liguor cave here fficial visits to the loc £ i bt i es down the coast 7 °Sprlng'time relief work there when the epi.| families, the measure indorses the! Sharpe descended into a cave demic broke out, is being sent to p tions that heads of families by a ladder while Victer Buthod + = Warmth in Kotzebue and other villagss to be not allowed to enter the Unite fef, and tw er agents i vaccinate the inhabitants and make Rl IBBER Blates until passports under t behind heard him ery everyroom tspo.mble a general inspection. quota were also lable for the|out the warn rom the bot- gl el o tom of the cavern. He was heard only with ian Mili FOOTWEAR i e membe w scparated 10 _More ! o : Belgian Military Band W bo roanited under foso| Buthod rushed to bis and and || Radiator Heating To Tour United States onerous delay. jeoliapse 5 s ArasEn : g Agr It I Labor IHH’ surface by the other two offi T"AT{CC“" O[ha x'ness o S L gnclu“‘u]r‘a TRk O S i P R kbt 3 T I"P BRU 5, Dec. 6.—The “Musi- (he omeration of the low favorimg Sharpe and were forced back to and well-being that comes ate des GRIEes Mited sy se operatién o BYORNEL S Bhan as on perfect Spring days can band, will make an extended con- S ltvine fatlod i1 Labor, " An aged Italian, owner of the be cnjoyed by yout family | cert tour of the United States next s haviog fallod b e Wolatuk ths Wlauer” st Yl | theoughout the Winter if March, under the direction of Capt, X SN BOSS L been arrested but no charges ).n\\ ill let us equip your #ihar Provost, : Uz Recent court decisions by which ' CC JREEUEE R Their first concert will be given A e March 19 at the Metropolitan aliens resident, Canada have with an Ideal Red- obtained pe n to_cro DY T > - T ! ash Boilerand American Opera House, New York. > 5 i ’f"".’"{’ s were Appe “[ for Blood S";’l " I(zE‘j I RICE /l!VD (!L/ILITY Corto Radiators. 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