The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 19, 1930, Page 7

'I'HE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY DEC. 19, 1930. : 'GI.AGIEH PRlEST Retires After 33 Years | MORRO CASTLE TO L e e e moral, physical Kohler-Brambach Grand and Upright Pianos DOD(,L 4L I-EAVES GUTHAM ’ S ’ LU . *" AI{ C 1STF ; U’xmko the \;&;eér Pointer, the —R. C. A. Victor Radio and Phonographs— NE WS ! | T e Fine selection of Red Seal Victor Records and Albums—Expert Piano Tuning and ! : ; HAVANA, Dec l—.\lunu castia] 7 lz?(;lxl:" ;‘)‘u”‘\th”‘l“l‘: . SR . to fend off pirates from HAVANA | coct was almosb fabulous: for those | hean only. bwo: lastances of stich 5 Pl : iy honograph Repairing Anderson Music Shoppe Alaska Representative, Kohler Brambach Piano Co. [ MO"'“.‘.KS. L g RN, ! i 7 i i G fell into Sdisis and when Cubanas fortress,| choice in the history of the school. PLAY FIREMEN TONIGHS ; | E tary center for the firsthjuci behind Morro, added and Sl e A 1 Fathcl Hubbard Will Vnsn‘ g 7 | 1ce it was constructed 343 |, bill reached Charles III of STUDENTS REHEARSE he called for a pair of field | S 3 | Jesuit Mission and then | 4 ! | 7 'or two decades it has be the One of his aides ventured | Go to Aniakchak ; { |army's military academy ba's I it ot it | ALAY NEXT TUESDAY S REA | \w but the ca e lo C nd legend has it| d R. Hubbard, the tra ed tq a new military | tb I C % it . Yool ool eI . .ot s KRR Ghe O I Stationery, Diaries, \lltO"ldpll Books, Photo e Moon crater ’ ks rable landmarl uncertain, Witl W " it | e i 7 ). i hich L1 ] Fde . o ; ot torhs Hig cnough to be is- osda Albums, Candles, Tillicum Boats and Autos ;;t\;:m-vm shore of the Alas- ; a0 ; i r ack /ho from Madrid.” e Peet e Geo.. NI. Siml)ki'ls CO' according to an As- , - bl h r \t Wrst[ Ponll[;)‘ llrol;'um Af-i some !me“ [ P . lishment of the : g f goimmodation for cadets anc : e iR rinti 3 , jaat 5 -Haskile S e S i b wil ts public rinting and Stationery Open Evenings o : was head of strange volc a o | the administration of Presidentd tirc s or deaths. Adnnssmn is Daily Empire Want Ads Poy. ¢ material for the { Mr. Laurits S. Swensen, of Min- | . _ _ 3 oo = THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS » 1 neapolis, Minn.,, who since 1911 s government. He will be has been the American Minister to THE GASTIN companied on his quest by Prof.] I\orwafi' pictured on the S, S. . R. A. (Red) Chisholm. | Veviathan when he returned from | B§ - - T HT : § i Hubbard, who has been in' wensen' is retizing i ot * - Our Services to You Begin and End at the 0 seaboard | Bt and A : X Gang Plank of Every Passenger-Carrying Boat on the wonders of Aniak-| ns was appointed Mi " N e 2 R e - volcanic craters| mark by President Me A . 4 ! ; ) N PR SO & S i L DO E: Profe: Chisholm < I i > pals ’ R 5 & . 3 summer, left New York |——-— ——————————————} | N Y 4 2 . % Ch E F l P st T80 ity today on @ combined esgions| | WHO'S WHO : & B j ristmas I.ve Irolic be held in the|2nd sclentific trek to Alaska. e, | AND WHERE ; O Tpi= =S DECEMBER 24—Elks’ Ball Room will be in Juneau next month] sual ours. Fol- .. W\ nl N 3 S ffl” on ‘his ‘way 40 the -interior of thel ®——————— o ——————a1 d : / SERENADERS mas p Baue My Shepard™ N Territory. He expects to travel wi A. J. Streed, nd dog team 6,000 miles over vebteran ba master at Skagway, of the Wlule‘ e Thbaee s and Yukon Route, is in Ju- le Town of Bethle- er parts of the Interior ing e o several days to obtain 2 twelve missions of the Society of |gental attention. He is at t { -4 id Loken. | In the spring Father Hubbard,| Leigh Hadley Smith of Taku is| g N Jesus Love Me"—Miss Ed-|who is at the of the geologi- | among the guests at the Alaskan | f d d ‘I‘h Ly ) : : : > cal department of the University of | hotel, ‘ an spell (< X f An Ideal Gift that Combines Pleasure with o e Boy"— Clara, California, will be| Art Headman of Taku is staying| / i : : 3 ; earning Illel’ence on ¢ : g d by Professor Chisholm, a!gat the Alaskan. er in the geological depart-| wiss May Joyce of Taku is regis- See the Latest Editions of Grolier Society w Flakes'—An- |1 of the institution, and they terod at the Gastineau. | ; t €I '— ¥ il : will proceed to Aniakchak, inactiv N7 NG | WAV 5 lI‘IS mas 7 Publications sthy Langseth, | volcano, having the largest cra HANDIEST O NOVELTIES | / — : THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE—For chil- slenwood Kirkham. |in the world. { Just received this morning, an- | In a recent issue of the Satur-jother shipment of the popular lit-| dren of all ages . day Evening Post, a profusely il-|tle tassel lighters. 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