The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 3, 1930, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3, 1930. as C. Price. ’ has desk room in the office of[River and Northwestern Railroad; United States Commissioner Thom- | were recently married at Cordova. ’Daily Cross-word Puzzle | Fairbanks has $5,000 in the mu- = AGEORE Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 7. fliack ana | 1. Brother o hlae w l_L BE GIVEN A Cain TIETER V! - aS a White foxes are reported to be |nicipal treasury, according to the | 3 3 T . B N plentiful this season in the Point treasurer’s report to the city coun- |a NIE[S \ y Tn M U R Row EVE 1 0. Hoona | 1151 through the Barrow district. | eil. li1e soted | rge bundle | L B | 13 Arablan chief- Dr. M. E. Corthell, physician with | Wedd bells r r | cor il rent al e v G % AT B : r. M. orthell, physician with ding bells rang for M N | 2 L I i A dVoiniioh L “‘H 3 lou.,k?. who used to drive | Balis, chaplain; M. L. Sharp, offi- | the Bureau of Education is to have | Evangeline Psardakis of Seattle t ; 2 h e Put into a vegetable wagon in Fairbanks, cer of the day, and J. I Allen and fa¥aves Pwr('lklll\ \‘1” R | 15 Seene of come Spih of; ) a5, shot ARd SNEA'hY a pollcetian,| C. B, O » ¢ o & charge _or the new hospital at|days after her arrival in Fairban i 1 rog 1 Vg i Smail st sl 5l ot 0 s sson, trustees. Mountain Village, 20 miles south |She was married to her betrothedse: g Be Rendered 1n Grade | B Hasiidba s S of Andreofsky on the Yukon River.| Gus Grapsas, resident for several | Clough and i : In | e, Do Hipctilys Jough and Adolph Miller, who had | Anscel Eckmann, of the Alaska-|‘He is a graduate of the University |years and owner of the Central School Auditorium % ‘ 19. Biuding fare- .'l(.;»vm‘ WitW ton |cerved time in the Fairbanks jail Washington Airways when at Hy-{of Oregon and of Wl;la.me"; “He :raw. Company in Fau\mncks e we e gy | for s : i ] 3 a ‘air] i ‘ 98, Aunts. Spanisd "“m,‘l‘l‘,"‘!‘ & or selling liquor, had participated. der recently in his search for Avia- | recently left Fairbanks f is | Juneau | 2. 3\::l‘\3.:4:(xillr’x~‘1l. i Miller was captured and sentenced tor Robin Renahan and his com- | post, e At the annual meeting in Fair 3 ™ e 4 3 in Fair- P ¢ i ionrs @y . |to the penitentiary for 15 years. i . i 2 t | RIS J‘; lammedan | & y for years, {:::1%1;:!&&8«'1 tlgat) next sumrmfx banks of the McKinley Park Tour- I rt of a wheel | it gehul ys wou ase one of its| Taf Wold, aged 59, a resident of |ist and Transportation Company, ! n . rlder ; Illomns 'm ze, school teachvcr planes at Prince Rupert, B. C., for, Alaska for 23 years, recently died James L Galen was chosen presi- B! . - 50,180 yauare DOWS Minute. ori at Ilismba, was taken in an air- | service between Prince Ruper, Hy- at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Fair- dent; Robert E. Sheldon, vice-presi- | ”“:m BT e O ”;.:.r,;(“c - p.uno.”plloted by Matt A. Nieminen, | der, Stewart, B. C., and Ketchikan. banks. dent, and John Kelly, secretary- r D 2 ¢ g o Thirsty cloth of Arabls he olo m Iliamna t ch 5 b : e wmr : Well Known Resident Left 36. AL any time 4 PR il i Hire i OSAIEHGLARY S0, ! | treasurer. These with Capt. A. leee R nown Resident Lett| profession ey | underwent a surgical| Frank E. Reddick, who in 1921,' Miss Naomi Winifred Robinson, | Lathrop and James E. Barrack, arc 1 ars) . 3. Deviee for Letterof the | operation. His recovery is expected. 1922 and 1923, was pastor of the daughter of United 5 irect : etersburg for juneau A b Two weeks. previously- Biiot ‘N ; ¢! nited States Commis- | the directors 0\(‘_ Wr(‘k \ o | 1 1, Siherlan river 9% Feminine end- | jhen mrr{od Gu;b g@ubfl‘_’ m‘?m— fidequxs: E?zscopfll Church at Hy- sioner and Mrs. K. G. Robinson of | — - : : Paae famiy 5 That man CIRBOT fup. alFplane - HOnE MiMas 50 A%‘ o is serving from one to five Cordova, and Hubert Gilbert Clem- Play inaoor Golf av The Alaskan & ; 6. Among for a surgical operation. Ivrlm 10};3;1( ifar; in the Ohio Penitentiary for ence, an employee of the Copper 'Hotel. (adv.) p oo o £ or ion. r. Hell- blacl mail, according to a letter X s Ce anc ma perg is convalescing and will ‘soon | received from the Ohio prison au-| ) oline boa ipposed to have left eturn home. | thorities by Deputy United States e T D Petershu ut 10 o to Marshal Donald E. Martin of Hy- T M C. I »ia come to Juneau and not James Grant, miner, former resi- | der. Reddick quit the ministry a M ‘ been heard of c. He has lived lent of Hyder, was Killed recently | few years ago. | BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY OF I in Sout Alaska for more than {in a rock slide in the Bonanza mine | ! ) ¢* Fr R. We 20 vear. and @ has been at Anyox, B. C. Robert L. Weaver, employed by SHEAFFER S K Sw art) 'mw'\{’ e Ala k»: Juneau the Alaska Railroad for several v Carol Bee- |Gold Mir Compa here and At the annuai election of officers | Years, is entering on the practice : . L 12 7 T J ) Trevor <Davis)|in Dt RG] He has| of Denali Post No. 1685, Veterans|Of 1aw at Anchorage. He was ad- PENS, PENCILS AND PEN SETS Mrs. W this city. | of Foreign Wars, Anchorage, E. J.|Mitted to the bar in Illinols In 3 _been re-| Cronin was renamed commander; ‘ 1877 and practiced there five years.| M the United R. C. Loudermilch was chosen sen- | Then he went to Colorado to en-| H ior vice-commander; J. T. Allen, |gage in mining, and subsequently to B l M D C N P! opi | | junior vice-commander; Martin Alaska where he has followed the ut er- auro rug 00 E 1 Melod o ok | Leckworld, quartermaster; J. E. mining and railroad business. He e & ) 5 harge of Boa | e i S Sl 0 e e e two weeks ago Koski i == B Su Sy s T t in charge of the T443 gas- | Frasqu nen the went | Fo! ! t ; to Ketchikan to| | Tanner, violin a hospital there. About & | Fisher, piano go when Lani returned to v | Petersburg, he was told that Koski The Star (a fragment from Pla |had departed in the boat some] | James H. Rogers|days previously for Juneau. Not Macushla MacMurr hearing from Koski, Lani came to Max Pitsk Juneau yesterday. He a 4'4-1‘1.1‘1\(':‘.; ! Mrs. W. piano his friend was not here and had | ! not been seen here by any of his! 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