The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 21, 1929, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, DEC. 21, 1929. |morning to guarantee change of |Christmas tree and program at the | HOSPITAL NOTES { Few people however, expect to|Hulse. The latter is a newcomer NT T |sermon topics. ete. Congregational chureh. BBTH FmHTEBs !'see that many rounds. And it locks|to the ring here and hasn’t had A FROM ’ ! ! I g q | (4 SRR Robert Stare, age 5, entered the ‘ns if there ought to be some of |much experience anywhere else. But i i # SCHOOL TREE hospital yesterday morning for | them cut short by kayos before they |he looked mighty sweet in training h —— sury 1 treatment. IN MAIN EvENT | travel the scheduled ance, and some of the wise ones are FERRY B AT Il cele- | Vaino Seppanen, of the Marg-| ¥ ; Olson a Dynamiter stringing along with him tonight, nita, entered the hospital yester- In fact, if Olson, who hails from |Sammy looks like the best bet but | day for medical treatment. IN FINE | E.‘C“,;k”“. Barracks, lives up to his|he hasn't any wide margin to work AFT ; RGP | | previously established local record, ¢d. ~He'll have to tend strictly F TU »uirPERS | | the main event won't go the routa. ]m his knitting if he \..m;‘s Lokcal- freight for the “America * and |lect a nod from Referee Franks at —— » must be on the dock not|Headliners on Moose Card|on botn oocasions hatened th sl the end of the bout. Seven Hundred Men, Wom- er than 2 p. m. December 24th| - " | lotted time administering a in Fine Shape — Other | - —— S —— Douglas Presbyterian Nati \ !.' ‘;7' .3‘ [, Mission { ‘ ~ - F i 2:30 p. m—Sunday School. \ ————=/| 3:15 p. m—Sermon. | e S | 17:00 p. m.— Thursday—Midweek |fcr u 3 COMING FOR | prayer service. | i NUAL F. 0. E. VISIT | * A} are cordially welcome to these | MADGE BELLAMY STAR with ¢ cvening at charge of He has appeared here tw cervices. ATTRACTION AT LIBERTY eep| In the special attraction the 3 1 ] ‘ . RN or it cannot be accepted for this | punch to his opponents. He has|principals—Kid Wasno and Kid[ S0 and Children Res- tom, th Douglas Catholic Church || Madge Bellamy, the popular and |coming trij —adv. Boys Ready for Gong thoroughly demonstrated he carries |Granny—are newcomers in town. cued from Craft gelebration of th - 23| well known actress apy 1 the R C i s oceeee0 000 e e o o lotsof nitroin both mit Granny is traveling under a nom of Eagles i {movie feature entitled “Vi ifi- TO TELEPHONE PATRONS e | And another fact has been proved |de plume for the fight. His real| WEEHAWKEN, N. J, Dec. 21— S night. L All services in the new church. |gential,” at the Liberty for Sunday | A new telephone directory is now FIGHT CARD e|to the fans by him. He can|handle is Hulse. He is a brother |Seven hundred men, women and Bagles Hall ; Mass at 10 a. m. night. This is described as a fea- |in course of preparation. Patrons . nd up under severe punishment,|0f Nelson's little playmate .in the [children were taken off the West this year is fo Pin B i vl ol ., |ture, well-worth seeing. contemplating change of address or SOLDIER OLSON vs. | take it for rounds then have enough | Semi-windup. Shore Ferryboat West Point after '-‘r""‘g‘:d”l‘l‘i' > of the At 18t Luke's Episcopal Church | | e persons who. wish to have tele-|, “RED” CAMPBELL [left to flash through a momentary| Soldiers irom Haines say that|lt crashed with an Erie Car float Bta) e | B ey - 33 TBALL TONIGHT |phones installed are requested fo|, ,.:jieweights—8 rounds | opening with the money-taking|Wasno is no mean scrapper and is |off Hoboken last night. will bré“:gnw ; ‘: 3‘0 ik DSQ\:f)day ce\'ls:l‘ulibon of it s e S':hav R\ . ’l:l:' “”:Pom; lT mpll;me g;:m;;z?::‘. Sammy Nelson vs. Rod Hulse e | wallop. ,:enlly clever with his dukes. Gran- { The crash occurred as the ferry b #eles of Christ and 'lilé“;inl?lfiomniurv‘uxl e:: 1;{ & il ”}:‘ BEERSS Hiines' 1} { TV T R r—adv“ welterweights—6 rounds of course, it may be different [Ny has had some experiencenmn the “‘i; "“n’:"m the New York slip. songs. After H it B | S : Kid Wasno vs. Kid Granny |with Campbell. This man more |box fight game and looks like an ore than 100 panic stricken pas- | % . welterweights—4 rounds than knows his way around the.energetic fellow who can hit ‘'em |sengers leaped from the ferry to —& MRS. SHIPPEY RETURNS g s Congregational Community | GORDON'S GIFT CERTIFICATES, i He's fighting |hard and often. the car float. Joad of gifts. A me ed circle. been fighting | . ° . J. Roberts vs. L. Nabalis ° ° | | ~ . Iy Church || The Ideal Gift. Always accept-| Mrs. H. C. Shippey of the Fern athes aod for g 1 o Five railroad tugs answ e #ady from Santa s that{J), «s|able and can beexchanged for mer- |Beauty Parlors has returned and | rc,.,l?.crfselghts—-a rounds in it man and boy for a whole lot ‘T!IL two preliminaries are between i ol i oti rered th he had something for every child, |* REV. PHILLIP E. BAUER. “‘(handise at by, twe od adv. |is now fully prepared to do perm-|® Don Smith vs. Pete Ervig s, meeting men like Leo light, fast boys who like to fight er craft hurried whose presence i icipated, up| 10:30 a. m.—Sunday School. G A, |anent waving of all descriptions|® lightweights—4 rounds , whom he. stopped on one |and are willing to do it in the ring t°A‘(‘::r5:§23» i 1 12 years of [ 800 p. m—Sermon by pastor. | Dell E. Sherm, sumeaws plano including the very new CROQUIG- ® | cocsslon, aseseri Rk mens i, iitiont deignalig e Ede e e e o MWith the departure of Santa SR o o uner. Hotel Gastineau. —adv. NOLE. —adv. |ccceeceecece e e He is wise to the ricks |B. M. Behrends Bank for going a |o% ¥ Vs egan to list and mehts will be served and the| 0. E. 8. ELECTS OFFICERS i‘*""’ Bsirtidass 7 23 iz Bt G5 (Wi ST el e e ring and better than the |few rounds. tugs pushed it to the mud banks ,l_mnder of . the eve [— Both Soldier Olson and “Red” |average boxer. True, he isn't as fast| The curt iser starts prompt- |along the shore to prevent her “ 1e once was but he's fast enough |1y at 8:30 oclock and with Billy |Sinking. Campbell were today pronounced by | phy: ns to be in excellent shape [to trot in harness with Olson for |Franks calling them that means R it ks K for t r six-round fight tonight |six nds anyway. It should be a |half past eight and not nine o'clock NOTICE at American Legion’s fight |genuine battle rather than a merc Franks wili referee the first four All freight T((:r smpl‘i‘:ilerica . g arena in A. B. Hall. They are skirmish. bouts. Jack Wilson handles the ipirct» muct be on the dock not i # | the headliners on the Moose smoker | Nelson on Edge main go. Both are oldtimers at hich lists five bouts for a| Schoolboy Sammy Nelson is righ Dave Housel and H |mer than 2 p. m. December 24th 3 TGCH' 1 which lists five uts for ct y Nels s right Dave usel an ar=|{or 1t cannot be acéept SUNDAY NIGHT lon cdge for his scrap with Rod BAS U dancing. A Juneau for the Island at 7:30 p. #Fallowing is the program: firlstmas Carol 50; At the regular meeting Tuesday ning of Nugget Chapter No. 2, jOrder of Eastern Star, election of r the year 1930, was held. QId Chrisimas Mary Pearce |y, ;sticers elected are as follow ©hristmas Bells Rudy Pusich ;0 o nderson, Worthy Matron; g::"l ";::";ICS’“S e & P"‘““’ md Andrews, Worthy Patron; r to Santa Claus ..Jessl ale, To Bethlehem .. H Sy i A Christmas Star _Hj Senta's Trials G BN Glaus. ... n, Condt ; Jane Cashel, Asso- #ng 2 Song of Ohr Conductress. llation will be held jointly | with the Masons on January 14. e | YULE-TIDE SERVICES | AT CHURCH Sl‘NDAYI‘ 't are the timekeepers. of 24 rounds of scrapping. " MADGE BELLAMY “Very Confidential” Thills—Spills—and Chills in a Breakneck Race for Love ; A Picture You Want to See i bert Savikko | Christmas Everyw Jacynth ey At 11 o'clock Sunday morning, | Cl ; Rev. C. E. Rice will preach a| lurc l |Christmas Sermon in the Episcopal | {church. . 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