The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 17, 1928, Page 5

- » v THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, DEC. 17, 1928. 54 BRINGING UP FATHER Sonsiceting. L. HAnIme R (NGO SEIA $150,000 Cargo, Is By GEORGE McMANUS 7 F \ JERRY- 'LL GIVE YOU FIFTY - WELL- VVE GOT 1T ALl | GUES S JERRY HAS BEEN fNORA - HoOW ol N € he -1 1 3 DOLLARS IF OU'LL GO UP TO P ED - Saiit cCOOK 7 -2y i e < <l AmRoe Yoo eE O et i i Picked Up Unmanned MY HOUSE AN FIRE THE COOK- GOED OUT OF THIS IT'LL BE A GREAT RELIEF TO | P \ \xoRmN N TS e held n Su y 1 t N GIT HER OUT IF YOU HAVE To HOUSE TO-DAY- GO IN THE KITCHEN || Hovs VAN T will be . i kualy NEW YORK, Dec. 17.—An_un- VUSE FORCE AN'NOT SEE i |\ PEEN YOU h-?u,—, ) i . A5-T tor with THAT / YOU LEFT THE ; ; nd e i AT COOK LAUNDRY s & cla . . o i m\\“‘l:m“ s \C e fricials placed a v of $150,- |with his fellow fans There will|j = ¢ o o oon |be plenty of birds to be won and $ o 200 drutis . of "u |the winners will take home a tur- ns . each mnd Etanidnia | key for l¢ han market price by | g T oy iy : i ere were choit) §ix s of rye whiskey The sportsmen who attended th bl shoot yesterday yres o oach follow: Bar Tru CHINESE BEVEVOILENCE lale 21, McNaughton lereg 18 : pi v Maycook 17, Meade 17, Raddi 16, STVER PRAL Nev, T SOl ki o and Sc 1"’. 14 taurant keeper, dled here without © 1928 by Int'] Feature Service, Ine. { 5 funds, after having given away Great Britnin rights reserved Dell E. Sheriff, Alaska’s tuner. Probably $20,000 in free moals. ’ » b il TR ) " - - - - % . ") -— | Call or write Phone 602 adv. | Citizens “chipped in” to give him i e T I Thei S i |a fine funeral ® iree Lose 1 hewr LB . 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Policemen swooped on him William Dahl, aged 40, proprie- Wi 1 gt S BT when he touched the ground | |tor, made three trips into the burn- WHY NOT LET US ind placed him under ar- rest. He managed to escape | [rons. He wa P and resumed his dangerous | | h trip to get a-wallet sport, remaining in the a rory, aged 30, is report for an hour, He finally land- been found dead beside Dahl ng building and carried out pat.| put your name on our coal let, it is certainly good coal We deliver fresh dressed poultry eevry day. Our eggi are the largest and freshest on its waca «uen the next PORTLAND DENTIST SHOWS GOLF PROS season staris without him in uni- | 1 L Dr. O. F. Willing, Portland, Ore., | form. Reports are insistent that| ed and allowed himself to | |The other victim is Bdd from that the hens produce. dentist, justified the tribute of his | the Georgia Peach, holder of more| be captured. | |Eddie tatooed on his chest and I We carry a complete I'ne ot ¢ 74 fellow townsmen who presented major records than any | i {on a belt buckle Poultry and Fox Feeds. f him with an automobile after re- other will be a minor| G525 $h Y - And our transter service— ¥ cent golf victories by ~u| ng out in |lea The great player | | well you can’'t beat it. his new venicle s to i at the moment, TRAPPER. FINED gl{)%NT%OWD‘,BLUE ROCK SHOOT - the leading golf profe ! are in good-order and > A camp In the Oregon Open. With |he euters tho market;for basebal Sw N HAND|YESTERDAY; FEW | D. B. FEMMER Johnny Farvell, the Open campion, perty it need not long be ¢ s I.I:“:'l:l‘m‘r I»‘l ;1"']4‘:]( ! 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