The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 21, 1930, Page 2

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Harding, for violation of Mrs. Willoughby's next book, “Sit- the Alaska Bone Dry Law, will be ke: Portal to Romance,” will be te¥en to Skagway on the Marg- issued this Spring by Houghton nita by Deputy Marshal William Miffiin Company. |Fz2ro of Douglas, In Close Utiiity Race| r both steam and hydro- | A 3 e | | $1.000 fine recently by Judge| W the couple were married March 8 1919 in France. oz THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIR "an Files Action Which Will Be Met with Denial of Allegations TTLE, Jan. 21.—Replying to i t served on her in di- chid by Jesse E. Ames, of ; , Marie Ame: t- i said she and go pring and refute th if possible preven g again lieges he was intoxicat arried ’rv She says his Ames met wife during the Id War in Bordeaux where she 1t employee. 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Cldy 44 - 140 Cldy 42 | * 24 cldy | ‘ 0 , Clear % 0 Clear | 3 0 Clear 32 | 5 0 Clear 28 0 Clear 24 0 Clear 25 » 0 Clear 56 0 * cy *Less th.an 10 miles. " NOTE—Observations at Barrow, are Fort Yukon, Tanana and Eagle and 8 p. m., Juneau time. of pressure remains the & made at 8 a. m ne as ydster- Aleutians: and high over the Alaskan Paul, fair Precipitation has fallen at St of the Territory ha .. Paul and: Southeastern Alg iler for the night. The Pa Failure to Receive roof that a bill has been paid but 2lled check that has been accepted and paid is positive proof. ce and protection is 2. Pay your bills the modern and safe way. OPEN A CHECKING ACCOUNT AT THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JUNEAU We Handle Well Known 1. Standard, Quality Products ! 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