The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 16, 1929, Page 8

.0 ~ PHYSICIAN AT KETCHIKAN 1S COURT TERM HALTED UNDERARREST B Jupces ILiness | The c n ¢ d Tey was at t iganization, {ANSAS CITY, Ka Dr. Storey ) Charged with Violation of Narcotics Act airports, rapic —but not from al gas produc on the airport an increased in more than $3,000 a logists claim roduce 50,000,000 cubic fee y without deep t Sto excu when Harding will be 4 |bench. The increased contin more than 3,000,000 sold daily to heat fact airport nd to publi Open flow from al which are located aw All chil 1e [part in the Moose was | program are requ jin M Hall, Wedr noon at 30 o'clock. 1 to meet y after- —adv. “* LiRPORT GAS, ONCE A JOKE, PAYS IN CASH THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, DEC. 16, 1929. able for commercial pury present press; it is and airport officials believe at e 10 per cent will be sold. Discovery of so many unexpe wells has caused gas production assume the proportions of a busi- ness rivaling the airport’s own ac- Y® tivity. Deeper tests to acertain pos bilities of even greater yield a . 16.—|under consideration. Geplogists be s [lieve oil or gas would be found i substantial quantity at deeper lev- els. * MRS. H. H. FOLSOM " PASSES AWAY IN HOME IN OREGON Mrs. H. H. Folsom, for many s a resident of Juneau, died at th Falls, Oregon, November cording to word received by H. L. Faulkner in a letter n Miss Muriel Folsom. She had ill for sometime. Folsom was born in Califor- about 60 years ago and came to Juneau more than 30 years ago when Judge H. H. Folsom was ap- | DEPENDS ON HANSON s v Ll gl de here until the Folsom fam- of gas ekl W Klamath Falls seve: ievelop- | ago. Judge Folsom | SYRACUSE, Dec. 16.—Syracuse United States At-| lcoking forw to great things i S|a football way € | son, new Oran; Hanso: all-American end when V lat Syracuse. He has been S | three-year contract. i Syracuse is basing its hopes f . |the prowess Hanson displayed as a s of friends here to mourn ho:-; d as the mentor of t | | player 1929 freshman cieven, which ha “Vie” H ion. m family was cne of ar that ever lived in | I Folsom was promi- | e community. She leaves | - > o> - main landing {ield reached 23 |prilliant season. L | — ! Try the Flve o'Clock - million cubic feet a d Tienty- | B of ‘}?"Kfi'flfi?fi‘ifi'i | Bpecials at Mabry’s. five per cent of this 1 be avail- au and ¢ : Christmas = 5 : Ties i in a =, E i Profuse g ; Variety = Whatever color or pat- tern his taste may run = to, you can find just the g 3 tie for him here at a 4 G modest price. pine ' These ties are the = newest, brightest, mu,;-t novel creations . .. im all the wanted materials. In addition to ties, we have a full stock of men’s haberdashery of every description suit- Al ] ablo for gifts BEAUTIFUL! 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