The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 17, 1929, Page 7

BARNEl GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG THE DAILY ALASKA FMPIRE THbRSDAY JAN 17, 1929. WHY, MR GDOGLE o5 4 \WHAT, HAS COME OVER Nou* TAKE NOLR ELBOWS (OFF THE TABLE — BOMT NOU KNow TS /VERY BAD MANNERS - 1 T ASHAMED OF NOUR TTGNORANCE (N SuCH TMATTERS == AND TRY To MAKE LESS ANCISE PWHE N Nou \HHAT \WAS MR. GO0GLE - WAS JUST TELLING 3 CORRECT, ~ Pl LIKE THE T AINT GONNA Nou ReALY - INSUUTED HERE AND BE RIGHT Wi L WAS INT (v\\\_\\)\.L OF By BILLE DE BECK { | o1 R e | CHAIRS—ROCKERS—TABLES—BEDS 3 \g\iiif i ‘[ and DAYREDS—SIMMONS MAT- Now ¢ 2 { TRESSES—SIMMONS SPRINGS HAND ONER TuAT PLATE oF MINE , ‘ Furniture ! l SIMMONS BEAUTYREST MATTRESSES THE Thomas Hardware Co, Juneau, Alaska VIOLATIONS OF LAW FOR 1828 346 Arrests Are Made by Marshal—271 Convic- tions Ave Secured | | | Arrests Law viola §. Marshal public today. Out of 346 lations of eithe hibition Act or of the Dry Law convictions fines amountin impose mating were | Alber | Octaviano A. Larrazolo, republi- can, was elected United States senator in New Mexico, %o serve | two yea | necessary because of the death of Sen. A. A. Jones. Larrazolo, for- ! merly governor of the state, was born in Mexico. - ! 1 as £ Now Vio. National Proni e A el & Insanity e Assault o Game Laws i e . Adultery 3 = ¢ Assault with dangerous weapon o e 10 jof Disorderly conduct Larcen 4 ch of Peace = : ncy . wful Cohabitation { ating Car .without licen + S o ult «with intent to kl Bl s : Interfering service of ‘ gy niie e Obtaining goods false ns = Embezzlement 1!, e Running a_baudy hcuse e S - v law 1 Speeding il : i Destructicn of property 8 ela for’ dhaitintio Illegal fishing ; s Family de n 34 3 Aiding prisoner to ape ‘Waste of food fish at Breaking and entering e i Narcotic Act L G i Held for deportation Total 239 B NCTICE—STORE HOURS Total The number of arersts made [ Ketchikan for the year endi 1928 amount to 239 against Ju ® neauw’s 243 arrests, The report of Deputy Caswell at Ketchi sed evenings when we will be open arghal until 10:00 P. made —adyv. 54 ARY GROCERY. Hflts off to Arthur C. (Dazzy) Vance, and a flock of substantial -banzais as well, for officia] hurling records the National League show that Dazzy led the circuit’s pitchers with an earned run average of 2.09, the best of his major league career. . In the season just ended he hung up-a record of victories a8 against 10 defeats, which is quite some pltclung luy way you ll lt. 1 DOUGLAS | bur 1{and f Tatil furth SR i : Until further advised (1;1'5 3:10"\‘“'"”’ adiBlatad excepting 1 flicts NEWS OE RIEDI INJURED; Joe Riedi had a narrow es delivery car which took a sudden 1 and pl tl | about 100 feet dc g over and pinning Hans Loken g with Riedi was ja n the side the ‘w m under- med be- r and the| r \\'u n a short term being |!a Gall Lok inen L —— CAR GOES OVER BANK he| Lu ption ident, '[1 D. Hammock; Legisla |Rose M. D |tions, M the ) adjourned with Mrs. F. | Readin - {Miss Margaret Ab: X * it Jarticle on “Silk and v|PENN 1055EKS Miss Dorothy Readers - for the are Mrs. J. O. K Crim. It was decided to Crim, we > the Pa the Chri g to an -{to pupils of the hi was referred to M 1cheon was se to meet ; A, J. Gall- PLAN TOUR TO COAST IN 1929 PHILADELPHIA, J'\XI 17.—Penn- ll 1 hopes to arrange a Coast tmas > ‘series cago, then trav plane to the We \1i~~mu|i or od the Red o asket. | ever in basketball team. who was | The accident occurred mear mo! {old hospital site on St. Ann's Ave| Riedi was Creadwell and had 5 he at These the | Values ! to town where by Dr. Kirby revealed dislocation f the shoulder and perhaps frac-! ture of the bone besides minor in L luu who only & ed, W able to continu D . FEUSI VICTiM OF BURNS A sudden blaze as some which he powder throwing into the Tuesday aft »d John Feusl on the ugh not very 1 keep a few days. bandaged up for - > dog 1| MASQUERADE IS SET FOR FEB. 13, DOUGLAS The January meeting of the D. L w. (‘. was held Wedne ses Luc e Pcpoon and Final asquerade as hos angements for the ill be given ary 13 in the the dance Wednesday, Febr ium, This is the step to ra money for munity playground so e should turn out and help a suc #Mesdames I im and K. Chap- man were welcomed into the club membership. Local with Territorial chair: respective committ were ap- pointed as follows: Citizenship, Mre. Glen Kirkham; Publicity, Mrs. 1929 | SALES DATES West Coast Fur Sales TACOMA, WASH. JANU. FEBRUARY 13 MARS 13 APRIL 17 MAY 15 JUNE 12 JULY 17 AUGUST 21 SEPTEMBER 18 OCTOBER 23 NOVEMBER 20 DECEMBER 21 At our Fur. dlun-lknl-ndniudlu ting in hl.h-n prices for shi m- Y 9 initial | a com-| dy | chairmen to cooperate’ en of their, “Clover Brand” Honey ... 5 cans Delmonte Corn, 22¢, 3 for Delmonte Peas, 22¢, 3 for-...._..._..... Delmonte Pineapple, No. 25 can ... Delmonte Pineapple, No. 2 can ... v evening | Delmonte Pineapple, No. 1 flat can 2% can, Solid Delmonte Tomatoes, No. Pack, 22¢, 3 for ... Owing to con-| i Delmonte Tomatoes, No. 2 can, Solid { Wack .. GG | Delmonte Tomatoes, No. 1 can, Solid Pack | Mission Tomatoes, No. 2'4 can, Puree, L IR S T e Mission Tomatoes, No. 2 can, Puree, S, B ifor A .. Mission Tomatoes, No. 1 can, Puree Tomaio Sauce, per can ... per can Flexo Toilet Paper, roll 10¢, 3 for........ Delmonte Blackberries, No. 2 can, fine for dessert or pie, special per can . Kellogg’s Korn Flakes, 2 pkgs. ... Delmonte Raspberries, No. 2 can ...._._. Griffon Strawberries, No. 2 can ... Delmonte Peaches, No. 2%/ can, nothing better, 4 for ... Delmonte Pears, No letts, 3 for .. Blue Rose Head Rice, per pound Jello, pkg. (B Vi R L SRR rding to an ennounce-| LEMJIEUX W ILL CUPERVISE recently by Chairman THEATRE WORK, PETERSBURG .1- C. Lemieux who for |Real Food e Real Service Grocery A1 .80 .63 63 30 25 a5 .63 95 95 10 anitary Grocery “The Store That Pleases” Three Deliveries' Daily - '83—Phones—85 . D. 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