The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 19, 1930, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, DEC. 19, Dazly Cross-word Puzsle LARRY: PARKS | WITH DOROTHEA | SEEKS RENAHAN Halibut S Im;m' with \ol—; unteer Crew to Go to Gravina Island A‘:‘{3};173'<,.;:f:1.',‘.‘l.'““'”“ NEW CABINET ¢"ll(“ l | . IS GIVEN VOTE OF CONFIDENGE PARIS, Dec. ACROUSS Solution of Yesterday’s Puzzle 12. Coln of Ger- . Satinte man East Africa 13. Remain 23, Gud of love 25, Euglish cae thedral ety 26. Food (rom heaven 27. ltullun ca- thedral city rmines of the 20. Dimiuish in his nt wine the ho: s. The vote was AUTO CRASHES: I;J o1 ne- il Femule horse Pt Short dagger Muse of history uited Inclines 5. Fishers for cels E3 Molten rock 5. on Ao quatle wni- the welght of wind "“"V" 49. | ,‘IDITOW, 0‘ NCW Jersey' 0o ‘ed s resP('CtiVE swtes by y ‘ iremendous majority, are mentioned as possible selections for Fresidential office as nominees of the Democratic and Republican LEWISBURG, Penn. Dec. 19.— Five youths were killed when their co without,” | Says Bunny, “what, with Sharks Knives 65, 1 oH ached into a concrete brid LY gkl | parties in 1932. \l;-)r;in‘:y‘uonamm Sy 1 n::":.‘\‘\ Tv Kt 10, “ “Old chap,” says Puff, “relleve ————— ity o o “are Wheeler Watson, | i . fies fyout uEat few accepting a.coin of the realm, | cal miles without losing a ship) 1 Judge Albert Wat-| 5 R : These g““"k‘ are the man-eating a transaction necossur) to seal a or passenger. & nton; Hiram Gair and| i bargain between master and maid j LrECL RN R NS 3 William Ghir, and Z3 BEF 12T S S R ———— | o P b ! | Brooklyn, N. Y., wife, was arrested| Capt. Charles P. Maxson, com-| There were 1200 fewer marriazes, Robert Wilson, all of Watsontown and William Rohn of Canton, Ohio. m In-| o & S | somc | I It’s on Waterfleas Now that cats, dogs, horses and| 1imals have become regular | rs, why shouldn't water-| s also contribute to the empry 15 own treasury? por Pric A large pond belonging to the| fifty one repre- | village Gross Poley, near here, is \d showed a 11'% | infested with waterfleas. So the percent drop compared with No-|aldermen decided to place a tax| on the high seas and returned here modore of the Southern Pacific | in California during the first nine to the gallows, still retains the fleet, has retired after 46 years months of 1930 than during thel ¢ name reminiscent of one of Brit- and five months' continuous serv- corresponding period of the pre- ain’s most brutal murders. ice, having sailed 2,000,000 nauti- | ceding year. | R A R llII|||HIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIlIIIIIlllIlIIIIIIlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII pe, af o Los Angeles. Scottish Lassies Want Their Jobs Near Amusement D. C.,, Dec. 19.— 11 foods showed two D WASHINGTON The Leader Department Store | GLASGOW, Dec. 19.—Scottish | lassies have decided ideas of their own about accepting jobs. A crowd of them, wearing high- heeled slippers and silk hose, at- = |tended the gathering of country = HAS vember 1929 Jon II‘;" catching of these "commun-‘ 'maids when farmers met to en- - D ty fleas." |gage servants for the martinma = i When an inhabitant acquired trn} ;\x.gm il " A EVERYTHING - 'Prince of Wales £ t atch fleas in the m“d‘ Even though there were at least = » had t a lease which pro- | l‘ Getting Bettcr vides that the annual tax of $25| ST, ion waterfleas must be prepaid. LONDON, Dec, 19.—The - from which the Prince of W A California beekeeper estimates ! ¢ | suffered yesterde taking | that each pound of honey repre-| srmal course doctors said today. | ten girls to every farmer, they soon | showed they knew their own value. {Those who took jobs at all bar- = FOR o - EVERYBODY the progress from S » Dorothea and of t was broadc got an advanced payment. One lass asked how far the farm by radio station KJR at sents more than 35,000 trips of a a , W, © (248 = - B b TR i S The Prince had a good night and | pee from flower to hive. | fn “wiichuiibes Wae oficred work i AL i seiare e 8 o ‘ st o |[LONDON TO GET NEW STREET SIGNS, s gt ‘& okt oot | | 5 . = | The area of Britain’s crown col-| N \a WONTT & £ - s inglgted on knowing -} Negro Confesses to ‘ T i | e e BU TOLD NAMES WON'T BE CHANGED |there was a dance hall in the vi- IN | cinity of their prospective places of ely 2,000,000 square mile arable to the whole of British| LONDON, Dec. 19.—The warren- names four inches high, white on/employment | like maze of London’s streets is to|a black background. The meeting closed with very |be remedied by installation of a No sooner was the plan made brand new set of street signs. | public than the London coun-|f Herbert Morrison, the transport|ty council was deluged with re- minister, has ordered the new signs that street names be chang perhaps, it is ¢ some comfort hen you're But councilmen frowned on the t to see the ouraging infor- | proposais, most of which were trac. mation that you're in Horseferry |ed to a desire of residents to ad, Canning Place Mews or Morn- | change names of streets which had g Lane. figured in a murder or some other He goes on the theory that you |unsavory occurrence. 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