The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 8, 1932, Page 7

O i AII Alaska News | ——— MR, GOOALE z I WANT To HE ASR T BARVEY COOCLE AND \P \RI\ PLUG ( ARE WU LEANNG e \[;-AHI Sk JuS FOR A L\TTLE. WHILE — THERE'S A RASSLER (8 T@wA! CALLED * THE TERRIBLE TURK " SEE £ HE'S ALL THEY SAvY I GotTA HuneH MouRE A BEYTER MAN ‘N Evidently a recent arrival in Se-|points. rd ang unfamiliar with surround- , .a burglar broke moigue of the mortuary o ment of ‘P, C. McMullen. Nothing was disturbed. rned to its -Anchorage basn gan earlier than usual this year. fto the hospital in Anchorage by ago, was made last month. The | _pamages of $15000 for injuries| shoe shines i Cifand Centfal star taken aboard at Sleitmut a plane that was summoned from body was found in an eddy of the\,m;v(.d by Lila McComas, act-|tion in New York have built up’ Golf was played at midnight nnd Napiamut. Mrs. Blunt and‘ Within 20 miles of Ketchikan | there to Naknek. | Kuskokwim river about a mile and‘mbs in a fall from the back of an|a $176500 fortune for Bietro A. June €1 on the links at Seward, | daughter made the flight with is a large deposit of oil shale wit h[ |a halt below Bethel. Idemmca'mm\fiepmm were held just and prop- | Terardi. Dr, A, D. Haverstock, president|Filci Blunt. |a parafin base which burns to an| Fr 3m four .weeks of commercial | Was m ade possible by the teeth. ler by the California State Su-| Coming to_this ‘country forty magazine. Laden with gold and furs, dtor 'Pilot Harry flllIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIH!lIIlAlll_IllrliIIllmimIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIII|I|I|I|IlIIIlIIIllIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlIl||IIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHiIIIIIIIIIIImlfllllllIlIIllIIIlIIIIIIIIII| I o fiumummuuumuumuumuumumumlummlmumumuuumm [T e Seward Golf Club, decl pictures taken of the play- } and will send them to Blunt’s $4.95 Red Cross and Queen Quality |8 Brand included into The gold was the the establish: McGrath district. The the es. | the From a golf | Railroad, 30 tons of Avi- | conc ates recently plane ' Seward for transportation from a flight to Interior Alaska | result | of cleanups of the New York- Alaska Dredging Company on Bear‘ \'Creek and of cther operations in furs ' district by the Beaton dredge be- tm)cd The injured man was taken A}nefi- others at Bethel two years ore| ash when a match is touched to it, at Carl by was | cleamship to Tacom& ThlS is the fifth ‘shipment of the kind made by the Eva mine since it u‘emun" several months ago Jack McCord, who has been car-| i forward platinum ¢ | intends to take to the States for g \analysx, Mining operations in Eva Creek Mining reports P. G. MsGuire of Ketchi- Company property near Ferry on kan. the northern division of the Alaska gold arrived By an explosion of dynamite Martin, severely burned Jr, SuLy TORKED ot T8 BE A WORLD'S CHAMPION RASSLER - AN WITk ME AS HiS MANAGER - - CoLLOMT LWE Go Places! 2 'I’HE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY ]ULY 8 e LISSEN - I GOTTA GUY THATLL PUT THAT BiIG TURKEY ON WIS BACK IN EIGHT SECONDS D3 ieles FIREMEN VIEET face and side of his body. He wfll\ were Fairbanks, ¢ in the hospital two weeks, He\chcl* City, began 'and other boys were making prep- |ihan arations to celébrate ' the P\)unh‘lso mil o( July. The cther youths v.erc‘che Rampart, inot hurt. | Unalakleet, mini; painfully but Jburned by an explosion on hb\ igaghoat. Flames followéd the ex- | the Fiat plosion and the craft was des-‘sank\\ flying, a Stimson Jr, ponLoon |plane, piloted by E. Call of thew mbarked at the various ‘way|of the Alaska points. of Anchoraze about the ‘Tanana, Fort Yukon, the Chandlar district, north of the Arctic.Cir- Koypkuk, Nulato, Anvik, Golovin, Shat-|home there. Juhc. Nome, Holy Cross, Russian Recovery of the body of Charles who was drowned with Two hundred and forty-nine resi- | MeGee Airways, recently returned |dents of Anchorage went to the of a, trial court against the Al- | concession at Grand Central. ‘to Anchorage. Numerous places were | | Moose Pass-Hope district on the |lience Investment Company, own»‘\nemth became known when his vlmcd passengers embarked and | |annual excursion of the employes|er of the elephant. Railroad. Eaglé, |took the outing. Beaver, | ston. Miss Buelah Dryden and Ed- ward E. Nightingale were ma at Seward. They will make their gations on Oherikof Island,| 1, Daly, superintendent of the| Mistion, Marshall, Bechel, Me- . Rabk netb enceCing When they. will {is reported at Seward with about'canmery at Naknek on the north-|Grath, and numerous other places. Actress. Obtains | be relieved. {five tons of black sand that' hie | west shore of the Alaska Penjnsu- | |Many of the ccmmunities were $15.000 for Fall i by e : visited twice, or ra i not serfously 'Fortune Is Built From Eiephant CRREE, WHITE PLANS, N SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, [ | preme Court. | affairs. COMPLETE CLEAN-UP SALE CLOSING OUT EVERYTHING--Every article in the store is mcludcd---l‘h's is yout ‘chance to get some REAL $2.95 Children’ Shoes Men’s Tan Dress Oxfords Regular values to $7.50 Going at $3.95 PACKARD OXFORDS FOR MEN Black Kid and Calf—Cleanup Price $5.95 ‘J. M. SALOUM...... ImlllmlllllllllullllllllllllllllilllllllllflllllllllllIlllilllllllllllllllllllllmIlllillllllIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIl[lll[lfllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIlllIIIllllllllIlllllllllllllllmllllllllllllllllllllIIIIlIlllllllulllllllIIllIIIIIIllllII||III e ey 9 to 13 $3.25 Sizes 6}/ to 71,—$1.40 Oxfords, Sport Shoes 2 iz Ladies’ Shoes, Pumps, Straps, At these low price ranges, DON'T PASS THIS UP ‘of high quality~—these are marked absolutely at cost KALISTENIKS—Heavy calf, welt sole sand heels Sizes 81, to 11 $1.90 13Y; to 3 $3.25 Extra good buys as these are the wholesale prices FOOT MOULDER CHILDREN'S SHOES ROCK BOTTOM BARGAINS Men’s Collar Bafid vShir(ts For -the man who uses them we have some great bargains—Prices from 95¢ up VAN HUESEN COLLARS—To clean them out 6 for $1.00 MEN’S HEAVY GRADE ALL WOOL SHIRTS $2.50 ot $3.75 MEN’S COLLAR ATTACHED BROADCLOTH DRESS SHIRTS—Plain colqrs apd fancy patterns 85¢ $1.00 sl 35 - $1.75 BOYS’ BROADCLOTH DRESS SHIRTS 50c to 95¢ Wi X VTR Men’s Kuppenheimer SUITS Conservative style business siiits to be sold at just exactly half price $16.25, $22.50, $25.00 and $30.00 No Alterations MEN’S ATHLETIC UNION SUITS In plain broadcloth and silk: striped broadcloth $1.15 and $1.50 MEN’S RAYON ATHLETIC SHIRTS—45c and 50c MEN’S RAYON SHORTS—45¢ and 50c MEN’S SHORT SLEEVE, ANKLE LENGTH COTTON UNION SUITS—95¢ - : MEN’S ATHLETIC UNION SUITS—An Exceptional value—95¢ GOODYEAR SNAP-FASTENER LADIES’ GOLASHES Gun metal and tan colors—Cuban and spike heels $1.65 ’ ALL CASH—No Refiinds, No Exchanges ACROSS FROM GOLDSTEIN'S BUILDING DPOUGLAS NEWS LEAGUE MEETING By Shininc Shoes 7., July 8.— July 8 |The dimes’ that eople spend on ‘vmrs ago, he became a bootblack, The decision upheld a judgment ‘rMmz to command the shoe shine The actress | wife obtained an order adjudging Many was injured during the filming of th incompetént to manage his Among ‘the places vxshed persons besides railroad amployes a motion picture. A meeting of the Ladies’ League will be "held in the League rooms this evening at 8 o'clock. members of the League are pre- {paring for their annual' Bazaar wnch comes later in the year. The The Douglas ‘Volunteér Fire De- | partment last night held their reg- |ular semi-monthly business meet- | ing which resulted in a short ses- The winning hose team on |the Fourth of July turhed over to the Department for deposit in the cial fund $15 of the prize money. 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