The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 12, 1934, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JAN. 12, 1934. MRS, WILLIAMS ‘Messerschmidt *100 125 102— 327 206— 586 153—*459 Ccmners caeions;- 10K AMERICAN LEGION SEATS [lerson: Adjutant, Glenn Rogers, OFFICERS OF SEWARD POST | Who held office in 1933; "Finance | Officer, L. J. Chilberg; Cnnplain' M'CARTHY MAN DIES John Pitcher, 78 years old, resi- dent of MecCarthy, died in the Cor- MARRIED AT TALKEETNA Miss Annie Eana Efin and Ole| R. Dahl were married at Talkeet- dova GTheral Hospital last week na gseveral days before Christmas | The following officers of Seward | C. T. Hatten, who heid office “‘Jlrom nel ' ral old age. He had lived | |Post No. 5, of the American Le- ‘1933 Sergeant-at-Arms, Peter Lal- ‘m Mcg;alchv smceglgla He is sur- e is{ox:‘n}:;?‘;:eramxtnde‘; ‘:‘d l““‘ ‘hnd‘ gion, have been installed in office: | i0s. | vived b; d sister, J pivd s Sl 7 Commander, John Sal y an unmarried sister, Jose- | anq graduated there. e ohn Salit; First Vice | Executive Committee: Elwyn|phine, in Halfmoon Bay, Califor- 1 mander, Frank Cooper; Sec-|Swetmann, L. A. Huff, Dr. A. R.|nia, and by a son, John Dudley g ,ond Vlae Cornmandor C“’"rg" G‘fl RObe!‘ts in Butte, Montana. 497—14701 DO 26 —ee——— | CITY LEAGUE TEAMS TO | BOWL AT BRUNSWICK THIS EVENING AT 8:30 O'CLOCK 4611372 AND METCALF, HIGH BOWLERS - Vegetable League Teams| to Bowl in Elks’ Tourna- ment This Evening 175— 482 197— 554 125— 434 | Mrs. Williams.. 141 166 alm 185 172 .. 139 170 —— e { Iverson. . Dllly Empire Want Ads Pay HI-LINE SAVE-“CASH, AND CARRY”-HOME YOUR PROFITS. Sure we can sell for less—-WHY? “Low Rent” Totals 1 Tonight at 8:30 o'clock a bowl- |ing match in the City League ! January tournament will be played between the Federal Building trio| Moose | MARKET AND GROCERY m ?i.:]wr:a Wx‘)slayzd b Try a package of Lipton’s Tea today! You will de- light in its flavor—you will marvel at its low cost — at its lasting economy. gue Of the Elks' bowling t with the Dates tak- ‘and the Legion of the streight ~games fmm\team ab the Brunswick alleys. and the Crabapples win- in g all three from the Bananas. “ “ Mrs. Williams, of the Crab-! SOFT PEDAL | aggregation had the high | woman's score for the evening SAID HUUVER with a total of 482 and a single game high of 175 while Metcalf, 0 Dates had the high score the entire evening, when he —_— l2d 594 and rolled 236 in his WASHINGTON, Jan. 12. — A game. | White House command *“not {0 T-1m: of the Vegetable League rock the boat” was d scribed to Senate Investigators Alfred ILey- | burn, Chief National Bank Ex- | aminer, s the cause of the Gov- ernment's failure to act during the | Hoove Admm istration on the Ex- \a'mn ers’ reports bad bankinz V condition of Detroit® banks. will bowl tonight on the follow- 3 ; » . “No” delivery truck to eat up the profits . . redul "30 o'cl ock~Pep'\ xrs vs. Pars- Dance Music TONIGHT mei-ao oiclock—Radishes s, On- “No” bad accounts that you pay for! 9:30 o'clock—Beets vs. Carrots. scores made last | of Ir idual - night were: ALBERT LARSON PASSES Albert Larson, aged 61, died ab the ranch of John Peterson, near Nenana the last week of the old year, as a result of heart trouble. He was born in Sweden. He came | ‘Vcrm in 1909, going to Dawson, ‘Y T. He moved in 1917 to Nenana where he had sincz made !uq‘ home. He was unmarried. His sur- viving relatives are a sister in Sweden and two sisters and two brothers in Tacoma, Wash. Figs Mrs. Coughlin.. 149 Van Atta 167 Adams 123 FANCY LEG OF LAMB.pound . . . .. .. . 2lc LEAN YOUNG PORK STEAKS.2 pounds . . . 35c¢ FANCY LOIN PORK CHOPS,2 pounds . . . 45¢ FRESH PORK SPARE RIBS, 2pounds . . . . 30c YES, we still carry that delicious Strawberry Point Beef. Nuff Sed. @ ® o o LIBBY’S FANCY TOMATO JUICE, No. 2’s, 2 for 25¢ MONMOUTH BRICK OVEN BAKED PORK AND BEANS,large . .". . . . .. .. DELL MONTE WHITE ASPARAGUS, square tins . 28¢ CUT GREEN BEANS, 2 for . DEL MONTE PEARS, 2%’ . BUY ALASKA 149 167 118 434 149—*447 147— 481 124— 365 420—1293 Capital Beer Parlors LUNCHES 439 Dates 125 235 143 Totals 132— 388 177— 594 143—7429 131 182 143 Mrs. Tilden Metcalf Worth 503 456 452—1411 Bananas Totals Empire Tyau: Ads Pay. 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