The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 7, 1929, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE THURSDAY FEB. 7 1929. — - il of the wreck, as visualized NORWAY’S CROWN PRINCE TO WEDI : ; ° ] 'H.ln_\' Carr_and Jdohn Far in g cxomy e 1 DOUCLAN [mmenys, SEE US FOR YOUR | | AT §5 A BEBRRY ISVILLE, Ky-—Misston, ast gone, her. sa heu ¢ i PARIS, Feb. 7.—A ligh v yas ‘rw ri\]-?:‘ he :‘e‘:)l:f’ NEWS L‘I“M‘k' "mnom:;g. " " > IIOUSEH()LD GOODS ] 7 light, age, the Hespe but cxpensive lunch of elec- | |his age to enter the list of $100,000 ward the menacing 1ocks trically ripened strawberries | | Winners during 1928, is wintering ; man’s Woe, The “skipper” in a MOPS, PAILS, TUBS, OIL AND DRY heartened the 5 of -the | [in.the bam of Joseph E. Widener,| T IRl L aaperate etfort to his Academy of Sciences today. president of the Westchester Rac:| ik danghter, lashed her to, the mast MOPS, DUSTERS, ORONITE AND ries were produced | {ing association here i as @ illustra | — The ma erade here last night e important rol t skip- - T et - as an ilustra- | | e oment | ver 15 JuHisagd by Sam BoGrass OTHER FURNITURE POLISHES, while Virginia Bradf vrl is scen as vt £ S ARG ity BROOMS AND FLOOR BRUSHES the feasibility of || Gene Oliver, assessor of Cook | lifferent plants grow | |county, Tlinois, has placed in train- MR tar 1y slile: 18 (¢ ‘hast. | WAY. The natatorium was none | by artificial light. | ing John Mackler, his dark chest iy L rch workers, | |nut colt by Upset-Grace e. too big for the large crowd pres- ruffaut and . M 1 ent and among the dancers were n, took only || Sam Utar,” an imported horse|Characiers and costumes repr TN T RO TRes ok L P e o 013, . won the | 115 difterent countries and| NOTICE TO CREDTTORS THE aturity as against | |Clark Handicap at the Downs for|Walks in life ..|In the Commissioner's Court for ays required by old | ‘his owner, the late J. W. Corrigan,| P re awarded as follows: | "o “morritory of Alaska, Divi- |of Cleveland, may be retired to|FOT best sustained characters, Mrs.| gop ‘Nymber On Omas ar ware 0 he strawberries came | |the stud it he fails to stand train-|Glen Kirkham as the romper gIrlip.¢ore FRANK A. BOYLE, Com- > gh, however, it costing $5 | ing this spring. jand Arne Shudshift, portraying the | =" pieioner and Ex-ofticio Pro- berry to produce them. B |§ b. [.;,-Tq;:. Miss | pate Judge, Juneau Precinet. i the academicians found Yoo 9 former y riday | DOC as Little Bo-peep, |y, “the Matter of the Estate Engagement of Princess Martha of Sweden to Crown Prince 01af | | (o no less delicious for “v,"““ ',lll);vt;jr o'm‘ S :"‘m“‘!‘vml Mrs. Rose Davis, as & Hloride | phANK NELSON. D 'mf.i:\{ ot of Norway has been officially anncunced. The date of the wedding | | ().t reason number of his turf triumphs and |Sehtleman; most comical, Mrs. Fe-| NOTICE IS HERF GIV has not yet been set. | lowner of Little Guinea, is con-|!X Gray in a fo niner c v»\‘““"‘“ That the undersigned was on (Iw : {and Ray Walt, as a hobo. Several|pgth day of January, 1929, duly Subseribe to The Juneau, Alaska | fined to his home by illness, | , ixiny | S |others meriting special mention in-iappointed administrator of the S 5 % o D Grand Fascism Council ! Georce Land, who traied Harry |€lnded somo of the clowns and es-Estate of Frank Nelson, deceased. Rfllllo Supphes K Is Named by Mussolini Kelly for John W. Schorr in 1916 | pecially ope Russian character. All persons having claims against Further Escapes |and purchased the great handicap| The indses were Mrs. Elmer E.|the estate of said deceased will We have a fresh stock of RADIO BATTERIES and A i M Hab . B e e e e CUREL B Momphis| I, Mrs. “ROberEERAMEn Mrs. | present them with proper vouch- TUBES. Also a complete line of AERIAL WIRE, re Made from ROME. Fob. U rrenuier Mus-i . tn SR BEERD ds o two-years rs. F. H. Pearce and J. and duly verified to the und- INSULATORS, ETC. : 4 was named eight members d p rsigned, whose . B 4 A ¢ R o ned, whose postoffice Sunken Submarine | newly-formed Grand Coun-°ld: training hjm until hiz sale to. BNV L s P. 0. Box “BE,” June e Commander J. K. L. Ross for $30,- ‘¢t Fascism for a three-year ‘m:"":‘l::“*lojupm ik m\‘ D. F. D. MEETING aska, within six (6) month d Those named g- : . A TR, e the date cf this notice Naval | ot Hottat, Dnde i sor | here. Thete, will: So' S obtingiuE A1k " PRtod-ateanoati, Alasks, Jantte Capitul Electric Company sterday descend- | | Corporations; Dr. Alessandro ey Douglas firemen this evenming and [ary 29th, 1929. Rrlha S ‘.‘h,w”:.iv Prof. Emrico C ""'lnr I\I;}\lll]liil:‘I(c;d‘.,“\]\‘l')‘fl]l\H LA s o b g R. R. HERMANN, Radio Supplies PHONE 416 House Wiring 10 maghs and telin otti, director S s Lot Gl First publication, to the surface along | [Premier's own bress bureau; Ed-|Eve and Karl 21 are b | WERE FROZEN IN Las puhl(“‘[mn i " They had yusly | (mendo Rossonmi, Attilio Teruzzi ! ped for the Kentucky Derby, was i | SRR AR e l-+—|-1—;--|- “YOUR ALASKA LAUNDRY SERVICE” t up by a 3 order | jand Count Volpi, negotlator of the first victim of the flu among| .. .. c;ieq the earlier return avold dan 10 sudden | (the Italo-American war debt set-|the horsemen in this winter col Ton § ; G b hationt, lony. Scofleld suffercd only a 'I“" Sl \) ”_““_.’"x, "‘?‘.‘rel“\.l?_ i The two will next try csaaping e — |mild attack of the disease how-|liammock, who arrived hesd ¥ot Dr Cl d P L y eamung an resslng oo — L) > from the sunken submarine at | | gie o {ever, and has returned to his work. ;:I‘x]xml ‘n‘:’l"' g ;:‘ehv“:gt ““:L"_';‘: (;“: { | & depth beyond 100 feet. Talkie” Actors Missed; AT T |the boat Mayflower, Capt. 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