The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 29, 1932, Page 6

POLLY D HER PALS IT'S EASY TC SAY THAT WE SHOWED BRING &3 ELM.- AR’ CARRIE TOGHETHER AGAIN BUT HOW HANG IT? S \ WE—I_L HAFTA TELL A FEW WHITE LIES THAT'S I'LL FEED CARRI WITH A LOTTA SWEET FIBS ABROUT HOW ELMER IS PININ' AWAY E LISTEN, ELMER, POOR CARRIE . MISSED YOU, YISTERDAY/ S _)_.( SREAT! A'\l I'LL MISQUOTI CARQVE ALONG THE, SAME LINES TO ELMER! e to Fairbanks, ain to his home. The winner was John Pot nois. His of the (‘\l"nrls | from tur ing is the program arrangefl for casion, which all pdrents ends are invited to attend: ocation—Rev. Cddwell. ‘America”—Audience. s—IL. W. Kilburn, Planting of trees—By Grades an d f the second mxzo TOTEM CARVERS OF BOY SCOUTS DOUGLAS NEWS !mg the mmayoralty office for his a depth oi 27 feet of {ninth term recently, reappointed | t covered buildings of the {Nelson J. McCrary fire chief and or ex-officio chief of police, B. B. School. Jolih, Al 18 1T yedrs ade mine in the Willow dis- | °X-9"C10 3 . Sblo “Trees"—Mrs. G1m Tu GUME NGRTH - rf Edicern north of Anchorage dast Tibbs, night patrolman and Kenll L % i | winter, but liftle dafiage was done |G- Robinson, clity magistrate. Dr.j) . s, i s okl 24 {0 ding—adrs: Rose DIWIK | The third pi was won by |t of the structurés. The mill| H. 'W. Milkelsen was appointed We tell you in advance what the job witl cost Be nfidxcllon—l”./ev dewll 2 1‘ of El Paso,|¢ od virtually without damage,!City health officer. No city at- 3 NliSSlSSlpl)l, Illln ois and 2 s of age.|cported Heinie Snider, one of the 0rney wis appoinited as the council Phone 34 E as far as|wae of the property, on his i3 considering abolishing the office. ! - 4 | Texas Scouts Win Trips turn to Anchorage after having| ) N 4 i 7Z | Mayor Will H. Chase, on a&sum‘ ) A CHINA TANK TOILET $19.95 Each We give FREE with every closet com- bination sold a high grade brush for cleaning: the bowl. Rice & Ahlers Co. PLUMBING—HEATING—SHEET METAL TREE PLANTING =" o 1 ke T, | ted the mine to learn what| Gene Tibbs, warden with the ohn Doogan, son A to the ler "1!01} | 4 <ot | was needed for resumption of Alaska Game Commission, and Miss “ s. Ted Doogam, Wi el | e 2 ,;) 5 - Zar,}a,"':,i:s tivities Iorothy Booth, school teacher, 4 5 : sd St. Ann’s | jyeaze: jiiigec e Natiorial Mus |“EHHEES = ki G ety Douglas Women s Club st Lo m:;;;z S Bl ADie b e b R gl rore maried at Russin Mission| q . st s he T v o e e b alled |00 the lower Yukon er. | Sponsors Event—Set |wnich he is recovering in good [th s Dr. Walter Hough, of the Mu losses in Fairbanks totalled iver i . | shape w among the n ff; Mrs. Eugene Meyer, 8 in the fiscal year ended i for May Sixth g ashPnas it of that organization, h: f the chairman of the Re- rch 31, reported Fire Chief E.| Inhalator and masks, as emer- SN TONIGHT ze trips to Alaska, T! n Finance Corporation; Weaver to the City Council. & equipment, have been order Wi e piaiig. tevingnyt! - nT CEIVIBAISEAL - IO held under the aus- H. Sargent, of the Alaska|Two blazes outside the corporate by the Cordova Fire Departme planed by the Douglas Tsland| o ANEOR. nt of the of ithe Geological Sur- caused losses aggergating e > £1 8 o'clock this evening at the |p.0 ., were s One of these fires was at| After having suffered eight years ‘Women's Club, will beé held on the Sclipol grounds Friday afternoon, | tional church the G ngton Bicentennial Pro; Emil Kaj- set in its home of President Bunnell of Alaska Agricultural College |3 opening ‘1€ d hip, ann nts of the Mey 6 at 2:30 o'clock, weather| ... .04 by the D. I. W. C. S prmldm s g were made last permitting. It is planned that each |5 "A will be given. Bveryone are zho Alaska Railroad, the A.As- b\ and were received with |’ 1d School of Mines and the other scing at the grade will plant a tiny evergreen |. ' . .. M &0 1o );ewnf 4 1 Steamship Company, the Bur- usiasm by the Boy Scout or-|¥as in a garage of the Alaska | Cordova hospital R«torauon of anid be responslble for its| > Vi e n Railroad, Northern Pa- tion, and details were fure| —— |the leg to normal use A afterwards ke € Railroad, and the Dx to Boy Scouts throughout | miniatures, | The young man ex | Club has had the hearty | b r",‘,::?)‘l,g Interior, % The contest Was very spirited |Injury in Juneau when 4 lan(l-; ration of the faculty and| * d in 3 s t high-class totem slide carried away a building inj Board in this project. The| p,prg April 20.—French el to Alaska received, coming from which he was. training boys under Mr| ;..o oan ‘now insure crops age ssippian First of the country. Those | directions, are busy build- |, &g e parliament & mer of the fir h strvived to compete in the| Women in Alaska are happier| ng enclosures to surround which is ton conteést are pronow women anywhere else n| ed bill authorizing the to 1)“»’\ tr |of finanec to organize |ence scheme against crop damage the statemen the judges as works of ar dhibition before the | ipling the planting, an insur- was won 'l)\ Blan- jy the name of tiie school will be sentiin and by Hail , of Columbus and i orities: They are registered on thée National Hadnor g e ard is 17 years e pole tells a‘x ngton but will later roli of the American Tree Asso- All his expenses will be legend or an adwnlum—— exhibited in the principal | (fluon at Washington, D. C. 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