The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 10, 1929, Page 5

- -~ P THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, \VLDNESDAY JAN. 9 BRLNGING up FATHIZR 1 THINK 'L SUR PRISE MAGGIE AN'DO SOME WORH AROCUND LL CUT THE GRASD JLST TO SHOW HER HOwW AMBITIOUD L AM - By GEORGE McMANUS ;11928 : HOW DARE YOU COME OUT IN THE YARD N YOUR UNDERSHIRT 7 OO You WANT TO DISGRACE LS? NOT an Insurance Policy merely but PROTECTION When you put your money in a bank you make sure the bank is sound. Your Insurance Policy might be worth more to you than your bank account—or nothing at all. Reliable Insurance Dependable Service 3 l PORTS* MAPLE BUSTERS INTERNATIONAL RACES TEX RICKARD VANKEE COXSWAIN DRAW YACHTS TO CUBA > Brunsw cored over the small 1 a three \PULLEN RETURNS Wik (f"' FROM VACATIO‘J ON CAMBRIDGE CREW RULL SIX GAMES“‘ o 1 : CGM ADDISON Allen Shattuck, Ine. { Clarita 175 187 183—b45 INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Nabs 168 178 199545 140 141 449 166 131 101 150 794 - Total 804 2371 TAKES VACATION WITH HIS FAMILY or the pr will be sold from rooms ac Machines and Records joining Candy Factory on HAVANA, Jan, 10—Preparations| CAMBRIDGE, England, Jan. 10, )t the |2 1e June. J h Ddward: & Addison. | Lower Seward Street. are going forward here the —For the first time 'since the war and Power | M@ y 164 poi W mmand of the Coast| annual internatio star class/there is a possibility that Tt Tor G Upalga, stationed Ice Cream, 50 cents per quart. Fresh made Choeo- yacht races under the auspices of| American may sit in the Cam-|he % to enjoy several d latest in boxes or bulk at wholesale prices—cash and bW YORK . 10._With the | the Cuban government, Commodore bridge Crew in its race against o Postiand lez ) from cutt carry. last big crow bid h Rafals Fosko, -7ihn - diredtor, kays, Oxford, {ore ted his wit which will be a much needed rest well, Tex Rickard has gono to ragt COmmunications with clubs! R. Swartwout who Was coX-land two children were in ve dutie Com. Addison is EVERYTHING MADE FRESH DAILY — Nothing in Woodlawn Cemetery, For three I the United States indicate alswain stcered the First Trinity|good health and wished to be 1 from the Atlantic| imported that can be bought in Juneau — patronize hours vesterday a long line of *TE® ‘“‘f"‘_’]’,‘ < i et o S ;"fi’l" ‘)"‘ ‘[“': "“:-“'1<>f, f““‘”"{‘ © in|membered to all triends I since taking command | your home town produets. mourners drawn from all: walks of | © coruary clas < ‘I“"‘ L ““») and the May races | juneaun has been almost | : R | The h are run along (last year, is the man, His daugh Mi away from the Juneau | life, passed through Madison " : by is daughte Miss WA S10% : Wk 0l CR K N Square Garden to pay final tribute ® four of the Gulf| Swartwout, who prepared at|pyllen, is a f 1an . rendering medical assistance| ELMER E. SMITH W protioter iand 10,000 Of Mex 2 for two trophies; Middlesex School, Concord, Ma lege, and his son, Winfield, stricken communi aiding 9 a. m. to 7:30 p. m remained. for the funeral services. |Ohe from the Cuban goverpment|has distinguished himself else-|tending Benson Polytechnic mall ships in the Gulf of Alas a, | ? DAL and another donated by the Bacar-|where. He is well known as the|in Portland » relief work | BOY SCOUTS TO di family of Santiago De ( |editor of The Granta, undergradu- | 3 e “ The few days vacation from of- Large cash pr re likewise of-|ate humorous week poet, | ficial duties will be spent by Com S T S ¢ ey Ah sy a POCL| LADIES GUILD MEETING Total 688 873 857 2418 : 4 : Sl PLAY BASKETBALL ered. |and as an teur natic eritie.y T g | Addison with his family with BESSHER” L LA | he first imeeting 1 the n City Team _ {whom he h 1 very little time 3 | vear of the Ladies Guild of Holy 159 184 470 2 0ke Voin & EhaE a meeting of Troop One, of | APAN LIKES BASEBALL | SHERMAN RETURNS Trinity Cathedral, will be held a 182 498 0, Hammarsbrom. e . local Boy Scouts, held in the W YORK, Jan. 10.—Ninety- — the residence of Mrs. Wellman 138 189 520 . R ot 71C R d d$150t 3250 ) | oc r of the Unalga, will gymnasium of public school five thousand fans saw two b U Marshal E. H.|Holbrook, on Seventh a 186 . 157 64 M '(_H “"“lm_”:” es é uce 0 Tuesday eveni it was decided ball games which Ernest Quig au on the |2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon. 137 146 18 ‘," Adadissn & that a series of bask ames | ley, veteran Na: e Hm»‘ yrthwestern enroute to his head.| Mrs. Er e ; ir SN ST | DODGIE BRO z HERS should be played betwe handled in Ja , he wrote|quarters at Haines. Deputy Mar-|the Guild Total 767 868 816 2441 | No. 1, and Troop Two. sue headquarte {shal Sherman took an insane pa-|bers make Manilas Faipar H‘,STO}}E,”},{,?H.}};SM, of the| S (l [ 7 on was elected captai AR e {tient to Morningside sanitarium.|tend this meet Esteban 159 544 | trade, this store will be open . Standard and \ICtOI'y Models Troop No. 1 bask CDD FELLOWS ATTENTION |W in the tes, he spent matters pertaining to unfin-|I 148 150| Thursday evening, January 10th, Troop No. 2 will select their Regular meeting of Silver Bow |several days visiting relatives in|ished busin which must be at- |1 169 1“"1wmm 9P M | 1 this ¢ y hold Lodge No. 2A 1 0. 0. F. this|California. tended iediately. Interest- | Rax 35 446 |ady. B. M. BEHRENDS CO., Inc. | HI C lM C m their weekly levening at 7:30 o'clock. Vn»rk} e i i 3 the New Year of|M 116 367 - cuau Otor 0 pany David R as Scout-jin the Degree of Truth. Lunch| ywgE MAKE ERLARGEMENTS v lso been made and - LWT Aimquist Press Your Sult. of H. L.|will be served | Alaska Scenic Views adv.'be « 1sscd at this meeting Total 727 652 828 2207) We call and dellver. Phone 528 e o e | OSCAR JENSOX Noble Gra \e annual Father-and. —adv nd. + to be held at Moose| - et ington Birth-| STORE HOURS For the accommotation of the| ing completion. | Json, chairman |trade, this 'store will be open op Committee, requests|Thursday evening, January 10th, wbers of the troop com.|until 9 P. M b ; o1adv. B. M. BEHRENDS CO., Inc, fort to b kly meet- | > a special at the future wee! ¥ n i e prese will be open even- This store ings of the Boy Scouts, ings cn the 10th of each month her g o« e for the accommodation of the CARD PARiY TOURNAMENT |trade. Wemen of Mooseheart Legion |adv. ~GOLDSTEIN'S EMPORIUM The first party of a series of e eee - five d s will be held Save the date: Saturday, Janu- TONIGHT 4 se Hall at 8 p.[ary 19th. For big dance at m. yone invitul adv. | Moose Hall. —adv. Second Conference Game—Channel Series DOUBLE-HEADER J.H.S.vs. D. H. S. BOYS J.H.S.vs.D. H. S. GIRLS Juneau High School G ymnasium £ FRIDAY—JANUARY 11TH Doors open 7:30 (Sixth Street) Game Starts 8 P. M. Adm. 25¢ and 50(; Elementary Students 15¢ THHES U lron‘KERSENE & For TEN DAYS TRIAL yous bome bright and chesrll, savime University Lests prove this wonder i e A\uam o vezrly e 7% t B e o S e open flame on one gailon common ¥ D SR oo cob“n MEDAL GUAR: ts F‘m Trlal gl;mmml:.?‘ as a white light 11 notsatisficd, retnen. qualin every way. o tlla Baw Taskamt-Liht Aladdin ™ GET YOURS EREEY: v» onc vserineach Ihl 10 whin cusiom- ers can be referred. In et wour 0% with. n that way you ma: out cost. Be the (ortunate one Lo Write fim b, FRE m%omwn how 0 gt one FREE. " | TR €0., .im Bldg., Por*'and, Ore, womp LARGT ST NEROSENE (con oM MANTLE LA WOUSE Mako big morey spare ot :E"- 'Mk..ynllE. whf ':-..: LT INSTANT White Light THE LIGHT. 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