The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 10, 1935, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1935. I REPRESENT THE TRI- CONTIMENTA JUMPIN® TWO - N WHUT!S TH! KENTRY A-GOMIN! Ure INSUSANCE JEEPERS ! HUNNERT beis'd 0 MGG'ES' 1 NOVER TOLLEM 2 /A ORNRY NO-'COUNT CO.---I'M YOU-UNS DON'T DOLLERS ¥ DY T DO-NUTHIN' VARMINT LIKE LOOKING FOR MEAN TER SAY 4 | LO: W‘Z'E WONT W sNuFFY HED SNUFFY SMITH GITS TH TOR MBS SNUERY THET SNUFEY WAAL - PATCH STAY A WIDDER Ml THET CLSSED q HIS SKULL-PIECE BLOWED SMITH---- WAR ENSHORED s LONG WITH f WIOE O HISN [ OFF--AN' HIS WIDDER GITS P27 BRITCHES 1! ALL THET ENSHORED TWO_ HUNNERT DOLLERS FROM FUR HOW MULCH, WHO'D MONEY--- FUR SICH A MARS SOME FURRINER WHUT NUVER STRANGER-? ALK v—“ BODACIOWUS : KNOWED TH' SHIF'LESS SKONK-- 4 / BY C - ERMOUNT-- dy BEVAND (e ‘WH y : ¥ WS OF SNUFFY'S | 4200 LIFE INSURANCE POLICY "AR NORATED, | B 2933, K e Featioes Synducar. Inc. Ghest Briain Hghts T ny Freitas nnd Outfielder Har- | n Freis s MINING MAN IS - {MARTHA SOCIETY R oot ey shoon . ARRIVAL FROM 'DINNER ATTRACTS baseman ?ranil. Snm':fimemo. : WlNDHMfl BAY 250 ‘CUSTOMERS, Reds Are S peml ing Money to Get Players for Team' nk “Whitey” Wistert, pitcher, cipal owner | Juneau must like the annual gan 4 gncay 4 be one of the old Mining |[Martha Society dinners. Last night quisitions. © d in Juneau from!a the parlors of the Northern a one-hit e in the ty on the motorship Dart Light Fresbyterian Church more to 4 campaign. ¢ here on busi-|than 25) 1 partook of din- nz supplies for|ner, d by thé women members 1 return to the|0f- the scciely. the outbound trip of the| The women PROGRESS EDITION i i e WINS PRAISE FROM ?;‘J g e e td, oo i st Sl o CRETE NEWS, NEB. : m chargs ipacity at all times. Prac- ays of the 16 - & or miil o Wind- méf entire membership- of | Mr. and Mrs e c‘ ase, of ham B o Juncau | Lhe y took part, some acting Juneau, have ju » dental work!'ac chels, others as waitresses and 1 will be an outbo il o 3 (lomkevpon on the Dart this Mr. Heney wa | Windham B raska pap'\r|Mm ow M a cousin of Mrs. Chase, and the|ing enginec y is a result of a copy of the ough examin ress Edition which she semtdetermine m. veathe In addition to quoting much ma- everal \(l\rml from the Plc'len Edition, | camp and de: |of “The Crete ka, ummin‘nn and reared in for a number of Juneau, Alaska avor the C “‘CUBSCRIPTKON FOR : | News with a copy of the Progress [Edition of Juneau, alaska Daily| EMPIRE SENT FROM | Empire. It compg favorably with |the Sunday Editions of the Ne-) OTARU’ JAPAN CITY | braska dailies. 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