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Arizona republican., 1921-11-08

FOR SALE-New up to date furni- ture: also 1 small rugs an house. hold goods. Call at 12S N. Ninth Ave D
Arizona republican., 1921-11-08

FOR SALE-Large special made flat top desk. In perfect condition. Must sell at once. Will sacrifice at extremely low price. Apply 1109 E. Taylor St. If
Arizona republican., 1921-11-08
FOR SALE-HOUSES
$500 Cash

New Groom brick, very attractive interior finish, lot 5Ox16O. large ga rage. near Brill car. and close to paving. Here is one of the best buys in Phoenix. Price s465O. This price includes a dandy gas range. Phone 4460. or call at 122 W. Wash
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Arizona republican., 1921-11-08

WILL take lot as first payment on new Broom brick. 147 South Center.
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Arizona republican., 1921-11-08
$500 Cash
os WEST ADAMS SIT

1906 WEST ADAMS ST.
 New Groom brick, Soft. front; window curtains, shades and good gas range is included at this price; S5,000; $500 cash and $50 per mo. About $500 worth of good furniture, bedding, dishes, and cook ware will go in this deal for $500 cash. Call after p. m. or get key mornings at 122 W. Washington, Room 9, or phone 4460 for appointment. 1t
 MORTGAGE due. must sell 5-room brick house. 103 Monihon Bldg. bs
Arizona republican., 1921-11-08
AZ FOR sALE-AUToMoBILEs

Dodge Touring s55o. This is a bar gain; also Buick Six, $650. Both cars worth the money. Very easy terms.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-08

TABLE BOARD by week or month. 52a West Adams. tI
Arizona republican., 1921-11-08
'19 Ford Truck S350

Has worm driveSrear end, good cord times. repainted, good size body. and in fine shape; will give terms or trade 425 West Adams St. It
Arizona republican., 1921-11-08
For Sale

FOR sALE-LlvE STOCK
Arizona republican., 1921-11-08

NICE 4-ROOM bungalow, near In- dian school on Seventh street; two lots, each so by 200 feet; has good garage: chicken houses: remember the paving on this street is done by the county; price s3200, with about s650 cash, or it's equivalent; balance at $50 a month. See Alexander or Groom. 126 North Center; Tel. 3599.
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Arizona republican., 1921-11-08
Leaving Town

Priced for quick sale. Modern pebble dashed brick house; 5 rooms, bath and two screened sleeping porches; good shade. flowers and fruit; garage; easy walking distance from town. Small payment down, easy terms. See owner. SIS North Fifth Ave D
Arizona republican., 1921-11-08

@aINIllO-NEh 50Il T II N7'g-
 we mean it. We sell for less. Furniture, hard vare, stoves, tools, guns. mems clothing and shoes. We buy everything from S1 to S10,000. 341-34 F. Washington. Phone 1476. If
Arizona republican., 1921-11-08
4 FOR sALE-MiscELLANEous

4 FOR sALE-MiscELLANEous FOR SALE-Large special made flat top desk. In perfect condition. Must sell at once. Will sacrifice att extremely low price. Apply 1109 E. Taylor St. tfI BEFORE buying winters fuel seeI National Gas Maker at 325 W. Adams Agents wanted. tfI 800 HEAD of cows. yearlings and two and three year old. Hereford steers for sale. All in good condition. Credit if desired. Address by phone or otherwise, W. J. Kingsbury, Tempe, Arizona: If CALL 42O3 for fertilizer for lawns. DRY mesquite wood, delivered; s per rick; $3.50 at yard. Phone 123R2.
 if FOR SALE-New up to date furni- ture; also small rugs an house. hold goods. Call at 12S N. Ninth Ave. p ARIZONA Ever-bearing strawberry pItnes, now ready; best time tu plant Riverside Nursery. Phone 43J2. f IF YOU want to buy O. sell any
 
 you to drive out to the O. K. Ex- change, 14th St. and Van Buren. Phone S029. n ONE Herring hall cabinet safe for sale, a bargain. Apache Garage. tf
 FOR SALE = Furniture. 229 E. Jefferson st., tt DON'T I? You're dreaming. $50, GOO renovated furniture now on sale at Ford's 220 E. Wash. St. Phone 1776.
 If FOR SALE-One Herring Hall safe and other office equipment at bar gain. New Apache Garage, 235 West Adams. IT DRY MESQUITE WOOD. Phone 12SR5. If TOOLS, tents hardware at Ford's; 259o discounted. Paints and varnishes less than all others. 220 E. Wash. Phone 1776. If FOR SALE-Bargain. One lS-ft counter height~glass show case; can be made into two s-foot cases. Phone 5997. If l BUY furniture, tools, guns, in struments, stoves and everything for spot cash. My phone is IT'S. When ever you see phone number and'no name, Wanting to buy" lookout! Parties are representing themst Ives as Ford buyers. I will pay s25 aI d prosecute if you will simply testify to facts. GEO. o. FORD. Ford s Stores. If OIL HEATERS, both sizes; oil stoves, No. IS and No. ss, stoves, dressers and heating stoves, for less than anywhere in Phoenix. GOT s. Central Phone 4664. We buy every thing and anything. If FOR SALE-Four- burner Perfec- ton oil stove; good. condition. 1889 F. Moreland St. r FOR SALE-Nice piano. Call 5S65. MCCORMICK maize binder, used on 60 acres: one-half price: also good drill. 333 East Portland St. r CONDITION. PHONE s70S. bs FOR SALE-A sanitary cot. Phone 415S. FOR SALE-$110 Typewriter, used six months; will sell for S55 cash or S60 terms. Rear of 429 ". Jefferson. PIANOS, PIANOS
 EMERSON, LINDEMAN, CHASE BROS. PLAYER PIANOS, PIANOS, MUSIC ROLLS AND PHONO- GRAPHS. CASH OR TERMS. SO5 N. SECOND ST. PHONE S973.
 J. w. DAWSON
 ti FOR SALE-Good used piano, casl or terms. Box 63C. Republican 11g,
Arizona republican., 1921-11-08
Some Buy

Four room brick house, modern;
 $500 cash will handle; balance $30 per month. See Keafer Jacobs, IS West Adams St Phone 3537 D
Arizona republican., 1921-11-08

s100 DOWN buys 4-room frame house. 1. Take Indian schoo' car to Flower St., one block east to 342. Will trade house with furniture for 1919 or later model Ford. r
Arizona republican., 1921-11-08

' HOLSTEIN COWS from Wiscon- sins finest herds. For sale on terms. Can be seen at old Humbert Ranch, l F miles west Cartwright School on Maricopa Road, miles south and 13a miles West Glendale.
 F. A. REID
 FIG Heard Bldg. Phone 1913 If
 LEFT FOR SALE-Pair mares: well mated, weigh 2,S00 lbs. Sound and good workers. Price $125. O. K. Corral. Five Points. Phone 337S. ?
 FOR SALE EXCHANGE or Kent 20 good work horses and mules. o. K. Carols, Five Points. Phone s37s. p
 FOR SALE-One Holstein heifer calf five weeks old. S10. IT Roanoke Ave. D
 WANTED = Cows and heifers. Phone 21l5. If
 TWO holstein bulls, well marked, ready for service. IF south Asylum Elmer Sutter. bs
 WANTED-To breed female fox- hound to thoroughbred. pedigreed if possible; must be market perfectly, black and tan, dropping Or sack ears preferred. Box 14E. Republican. r
 NAMED 10 BUY-Goats or Ma vajo sheep; cash. W. E. Kay, Litch- field. bk
 ONE draft horse, 140O lbs, 10 years old. sound. true. Phone 32R4.
 FOR SALE-Jersey heifer calf; price $5. Phone 4S31. T
 WANTED-A span Of good mares; must be well broke and gentle drivers, or years old. Henshaw and 2Oth St Tel. 121RE No plugs. II
 WANThD-A gentle pony or horse for children. H. H. Foltz, North Cen tral Ave. and Rose Lane. R 2 II
 FOR SALE-S head of extra good Holstein cows, fresh and heavy sprinsers; also an extra good Jersey family COW, just fresh. All of these cows are T. B. tested. Second house north of Riverside Park, east side or road. G. Hampton. ?
 FOR SALE;-4O head feeder hogs. Phone 100R3. J. L. Cobb, Chrlsty Road.
 AIkEDALE pup, S1O. Sos N. 10th Ave. 6s
 MULES FOR RENT. See 1S+4
 THIS will bear investigation-F'or S1.000 I will put you in well estao, lished, dandy business, with a good herd of Jerseys. bottles and other equipment. Balance carried on cows. Jerry A. Lee, $. 7th Ave. Mansen old place.
 WANEED-A saddle pony. suitable for lady. Must be gentle and well gaited. Box I'D. Republican. 2 Srirz PUPPY for sale; 3 months old s. S14 N. Fifteenth Ave. '
 HORSES, mules. harness, wagons farm implements, hay; Il mile nortn of Fowler school; chickens taken IT IT exchange. Inquire on premises Ol Phone 2323 for details.
 300 HEAD or cows. yearinss @ an, lstwo and three year old. Hereiot' steers for sale. All In good condltioil Credit if desired. Address by phoH' or otherwise. W. J. kinsspury y Tempe, Arizona. | WANTED - TO correspond will some thoroughbred Poland CnIus II! hog man. Jos. Montgomery, keI'll, Arizona
Arizona republican., 1921-11-08
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

BY OWNER-For Sale or Lease 20 acres miles East of Phoenix on Heushaw road F. G. Blantop. D
Arizona republican., 1921-11-08
FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR TRADE-MOD- ERN 7-ROOM HOUSE, 2-STORY GARAGE, ON CORNER LOT, GOOD LOCATION, N. E. PRICE S650O, S4000. WOULD CONSIDER CLOSE IN IMPROVED ACREAGE. PHONE S331. r
 SX-ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW
 On East Wilietta. Newly decorat- ed throughout. Fine shade, garage with front driveway. Price $550O. Want good small ranch north or northeast. Will pay some difference.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-08

FOR SALE-Piano left on sale. make an offer. 222 w. Wash. st. 11gs
 COMPLETE infant wardrobe, made to your order. For particulars call S39O. n
Arizona republican., 1921-11-08

FOR SALE-WATCH PHOENIX GROW-Fou room brick furnish, $2,250; $500. cash, 80 month. Two houses. good location, S1,6oO; S150 cash, S20 month. Six room fur nished house, $2,S50; $500 cash, $40 a month. Twenty five foot business lot, S7,500, near city hall, S2,00O cash
 Will take second mortgage and let purchaser build. One acre, small house, garden, close in, S1.250; s400 cash. M. H. SHELTON, 215 West Washington St. tt
Arizona republican., 1921-11-08

SAVE RENT. better homes for less if we build them. Monthly in- stallments. Free plans. 10 years in Phoenix. Carl H. Johnson & Co. Contra actors. Central and Madison. If
 NEW Brick House built for home, hardwood floors, built-in features, real home, northeast, paved street, large lot; must sell; terms. Owner, q D
Arizona republican., 1921-11-08
4La FOR sALE-AUToMosILEs MAXWELL CHALMERS Prices Reduced
 H oper's
 A v unners

Tn addition to our reduced prices, we will give an extra tire, complete set tools and ten gallons of gasoline with each used car sold this week.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-08

DRY mesquite wood, delivered; s5 per rick; $3.50 at yard. Phone 123R2.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-08
,EAJ. BARGAINS

REAL BARGAINS 6-Room modern brick, Capitol Ad dition, s2,650 cash. 3-room frame, East Moreland, SLABS; $400 cash, bal ance easy monthly payments.
 SEE JOHNSTON
 31 N First Ave n
Arizona republican., 1921-11-08

40 acres, well improved, good. clean land near Cashion. Price $50 per acre. Clear; will exchange for good small ranch near Phoenix or city property.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-08

ATTENTION. Industrial Week Wis itors: Room and board, S12.50; hot and cold water Third house from Indian schoO. car line. 72 Columbus
Arizona republican., 1921-11-08

CALL 42O3 for fertilizer for lawns.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-08

300 HEAD of cows, yearlings and two and three year old. Hereford steers for sale. All in good condition. Credit if desired. Address by phone or otherwise, W. J. Kingsbury, Tempe, Arizona. If
Arizona republican., 1921-11-08
Why Pay More?

Nicely furnished modern 4-room maple floors; E block of paved street. $500 to the right par ty. Key at S22 $. Center.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-08

BEFORE buying winters fuel see National Gas Maker at 325 w. Adams Agents wanteu. If
Arizona republican., 1921-11-08

HIGH CLASS CITRUS GROVE
 24 acres with 10 acres in bearing grapefruit and some lemons. Paying handsome income. Can exchange this for a good home in town. This grove will pay for itself.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
NEW DEPUTIES WILL
 TAKE OFFICE FIRST
 OF YEAR, ANNOUNCED

Two changes in his force has been announced for the first of the year by U. s. Marshal George D. Beau, mont. E. A. Kendall takes over the Skagway deputyship, succeeding Fred Turner. and Neil McGregor goes to Petersburg as deputy, replacing Fred Handy, the latter being transferred to Ketchikan to relieve Noah Howell. Both Tanner and Howell are hold over officers from Marshal J. M. Tan ner's term
 No other changes. said Major Beaumont, are now in contemplation. Authority has been asked from the Attorney General for the appointment of second officer at Ketchikan, but no action has been taken on that re- quest up to the present With the assignment of Neil McGregor to Pet ersburg on January 1, a vacancy is left on the local force. No action has yet been taken toward filling this vacancy. Major Beaumont has also asked the department for author. ity to establish a deputyshfp at Chi chagof and expects that favorable action will be taken .>.-.,.t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
MOOSEHEART LEGION
 NSTALLS OFFICERS,
 MEETS LAST EVENING

Officers of the local lodge of the Women of the Mooseheart Leg:Gl were installed last night for the com ing year, a very enjoyable social ses- sion being held at the conclu sion of the installation ceremonies. Twenty one new members were also ln;itted to the chapter last night.
 The officers installed are:
 Senior Rsg1nt, Mrs. S. Walstedt: :: Junicr Regent Mrs. Grant Baldwin j; Chaplain, Mrs H. Afford; Recorder, Mrs. c. A, Chamberlain; Treasurer, Mrs. Olaf Boiling; Organist, Mrs. q B. Judson; Guide, Mrs. z. " Ben der: Argus, Mrs. A. Lindberg; Sen tincl Mrs. V G. Hellar.
 Installation ceremonies were cen llrted by I .Ctator Sigurd W"li:'"!t and Secretary R. H. Stevei of !hf local Moose Lodge.
 Husbands of the members of the chapter were guests at the social ses- sion, the evening being spent in danc- ing. A lunch was served by the chapter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
M'NEu GIVEN FINE
 AND JAIL SENTENCE;
 APPEAL BOND FILED

Following a trial lasting virtually sioner's Court, the jury returned a verdict of guilty in the case of the U S. vs. J. R. McNeil late yesterday afternoon. McNeil is the owner of the White House Cigar Store and was charged with having alcoholic liquor in his possession in violation of the Alaska bone dry law.
 Judge LeFevre today sentenced McNeil to pay a fine of $500 and to serve six months in the local Fed eral jail. Judge John R. Vim, at tornesy for McNeil, at once gave no tice of his intention to appeal the case to the District Court and put up an appeal bond for his client for $1, 300.
 The case against G. Masserschmidt charged with violation of the Alaska bore dry law, in having in his pos session an alleged intoxicating bever age. was started this morning The defense admitted possession of the beverage, but claimed it to be a non intoxicating "home-brew."
 The jury in the Messerschmidt case was composed of D. M. Bothwell. H L. Morris P L. Coleman. Frank Met calf, M. Truesdale. 0. M. Olsen, F. Wolland, Fred Price, Fred Oliver M. Bcludin. c. Cartwright and George Coury. The case went to the jury late this afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
ROBBERY PULLED OFF
 IN STORE DISTRICT;
 THIEVES STEAL GUNS

robbery pulled off in the heart of town last night was reported to local officials this morning. The store Of the c. w. Young Company on Front Street was entered some time during the night and merchan- disc to the amount Of approximately s200 was taken.
 The robber or robbers apparently entered the building by means of q ladder leading from the rear of the building to a second story window which was jimmied open. Four re- volyers and quantity of ammuni- tfon were taken As far as is known nothing else was touched in the store nor was any effort made to foTca the big safe ill the main office.
 No arrests had been made up to
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
HUMAN BONES FOUND
 ON SULLIVAN ISLANI

Joseph Hill, owner of a fox ranch on Sullivan Island. Lynn Canal dis covered part of a human skeleton on his island a few days ago and yes terday notified U. s. Marshal George D. Beaumont of his find. Marshal Beaumont has notified Deputy Mar shal Steve Sheldon of the find and told him to investigate the matter from there, it being closer than Ju- neau.
 According to the information re- ceived here the bones appear to be very old and are decomposed. It is thought probable that they may be part of the remains of passengers of the steamer Clara Nevada. wreck ed near there more than 20 yeas ago.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28

having colsptred with Coakley to at tempt to extort $10000 from Warren C. Dlniel, a dealer in securities, by threat of prosecution. Conspiracy is charged also in the case of Dorothy Cote who. it i2 alleged, was force1 to abandon 8 suit for conversion of an automobile by similar threats
 Mrs Elizabeth Chase Emery, daughter of a Worcester. county mil -.onaire. figures in the charges, in Ia specification that Pelletier con spired with Coakley. Corcoran and others to extort money from her, Custis w Emery, her second bus. band, and Mrs Jennie & Chase, her mother
 Conspiracy to frighten Albert T. Smith irto paying $375O0 as alimony to his wisc, Agnes L. Smith, and nbandonment of prosecution against Smith after the money was paid, also are charged In this connection, the Attorney General alleges that one half the s37,5o) alimony was claimed by Oakley as a contingent fee. Sd iOt N,dJO'
 When these charges were first eiled, Pe,letier asserted that MT. Allen .ha1 acted to discredit his can ddacy for mayor, which he was plan ring to. make public the next day PelletieEs Eswitfdrew from the mayor atty racc on December 2.
 On N9veuDer 23. Pelletier at i .9cke1 as unconstitutional the sta ute under which the original pro coHdings wera bro~ght contending tn t .inasmuch as he had been elected Q office he was removable only through impeachment proceedings. He said the law giving a majority of Supreme Court justices the power to remove a District Attorney after a hearing conflicted with the 14th Amendment to the Federal Constitu- tion. He petitioned the court for a writ of prohibition restraining fur tber action on the original informa- tion Two days later Justice De ] Courcy ruled that the court was with ),'t jurisdiction to issue such a writ and dismissed tho petition.
 | Pelletier has beea District Attor- 1ey of Suffolk county since Noyem- l her, 1909 He filled out the unex- pired term of the late John B. Moran and was subsequently, reelected for successive terms.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28

1T
 The white seass.n # with ns gain ,d in 10 country r. it more eagerly sselcemed,or mare peaerqlly eni;v- M.sthaDs in Canwia,a Yo--y and sjd ofs. cjt7 and hamlet. a,rt, and west !narticirsta in heaithf.l' win ter, ,srorts Every hill is r,oten- tiai tohoppsn slide and whorp nature has failed to nlace a hil, mnr constructs slide.
 Skd.Sr~ ski ipmo;r~ .-A .L, ''rfur win more and r,ora le vota4k each sessor cna the Net cf ."nytahHa elnhs orew. iow~ey acl 'nnwsr Iarro~ee i~a kn~tev e-d ,nrtln~ heve aa~h thesr .ko-t oF aS serepts !. 9'hA Dc Po~srial hc,a sa~h v,wt.v ,~ w,nrira~ l.c.. so, navy wesks -rS is ray+ieir.t~a V " .vrdrsds of rlave~s v~s .L.t;c~ N shs eeos~ sn6 uro~ ink. 's Q, loSrA - lsse as ve.th.v r.v-rst. ,AhSsas ses~Av vsvsaeS,~s I'~h I'd. au-. s-C shese eWa.t~vi c~ov4s, rarr'vs,, Aek sH essshssf.l in ,.-,nr. e;t,..
 0uekAe {. On hAv :, erov-na-Ayas AWe ye <Ne st~orohok >f wicte, sN1pfN ks, farrcya tvirie. tvsel xAlbae1sw dsa&e shst h.~srs urd.. saH. F ~ ths hs~h-nv.r-s -sr 4ta@a1 seA snAs Sn hr~s .rcv sueae ~ shs tsum-enA ef NuHs-ar Tevvses. e tha, sentpv nf .attrar+sar e~s wswssv sr~vters vho Hcvecsthev ~ shs Chatesu Ffontenae eseh Wfnt6l ~-S
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28

n ccercirg other persons to release or settle civil claims.
 First Charges
 The 'fir5t charges, sabmittel on October 27 last, contain B specified lions, Some of these are items ta- ken from petition of She grievance committee of the Boston Bar Associa ton; others were formulated by the Attornel General. Some are virtually the same as those on which MT Al len is seeking the disbarment of Dan. iel H. Coakley of Boston, an attor rey, who was mentioned frequently in the proceedings that resulted in the removal last fall of Nathan A Tufts as D:stric: Attorney of Middle sex county
 The seco~d set of charges against Pelletie-, filed November 21, result ed from speech he made when can didlte for mayor. In this speech, as rad by Allen before the> Supreme Cour', tho District Attorney was quoted as saying that h. would nolls "roseoqui the case Of anyone who would hack up" a denial that he Pel'etier) intended to resign.
 Unfit to Hold Office
 Attorney General Aliens petition alleged that the acts Of Pelletier as Histrio' Attorney since November 13, t90s, when he took office, down to he date of filing the charges, show h'p1 to be unfit to hold office, It charges that Pelletier conducted his trfice in an unlawful and reprehens- ible manper
 Pelletier is said in the petition to b1ve failed from improper motives to prosecute Merrill W. Shute after Shute's indictment on the charge of embedding s15,00o from Emma F. Bracket of Bangor, Me.
 Coakley and William J. Corcoran, 2 former District Attorney of Middle sex county. are named as among those with whom Pelletier is alleged to have conspired. MT. Allen charges that the District Attorney conspired with Coakley and others to extort $20,500 from the Emerson Motors Company, to procure the abandon ment of threatened criminal prosecu tion.
 Threat of Prosecution
 Pelletier is further charged with
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28


 Among the Laurenuan Noun tains of Quebec are many delight ful resorts each with Its special sport attractions. Montreal has that wonderful piavyround. Mount Royal for ski-ina. eos,-sleddire and tobogsaHinR. with, Fletcher Field al its base for skating and ice games
 Winnipeg. Calgary and a score Q: other western :ities have theiv bouspiels. their ice-hoekey and Ia. crosse scasena Winter in the prairie cities b liveped by keen contests, hetvsep rival sports teams bv skating contests and local spcrt features. suck es horse racing or ies b ore locality and Ice hoatiny in another. with dog raees tn . third.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28

banH. hidden ,-,n,ne the srew- covered mountairs of he Cansd,a1 Rockies. makes of winter . continu- ors festival fraas-eontirental travellers ar. invited to drcp ,f and play with the ,kanffues ir .hs rorrsous ice nalaee whichA thev build each wear to watch world ehsmpions try for ski-jumr,re bonors and to participate in the gaiety that pervades. the nneursa,a resort curing the months 1t i. -cv- cred with mantle of heaurIh wn'te--s mantle made of srew- nakes,-each snowflake an .:cu ef lndiv,dual beauty only revealed to the humap vision by the micro. econa.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28

under 1ndlctment flor alleged violation Eof the Federal Pro- (hibition laws. His |candidacy W a s |avowedly in opposi : |tion to drastic pro hibition enforce ment and his cam |paign conducted on Ia platform declar-
 ing for an amend
 ment to the Vol
 stead act permitting
 the sale of beer and
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
WHO'S HERB, ss. +.r.
 AND WHERE

At the Gastineau c. s. Sivertsen. A. A. Wakefield, E. H. Ryus, F. F. Wells, NJ. Atkiu- son,
 At the lynda .}'ff4f 1 II. R, McQueen, Cleo Elenor Mar tin.
 At the Circle City K. Johanson, J. T. Novchek, Carl JGhansen.
 Calling cards engraved or printed by The Empire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28

light wines. The opposition to him was led by the Anti-Saloon League. The support given to Schwab regis ters the preference of the citizens of Buffalo for liberal enforcement.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
TOY SALE.

Big clearance sale Of toys at Guys Drug Store. For the next 10, days everything one-third of usual price. Visit the toy department for bar gain. --adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28

late today. although officials expect ed something to develop within short time. .
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
Indicted for Violation of Prohibition Laws, Elected
 Mayor.

BUFFALO-Frank X. Schwab, the newly-elected Mayor of Buffalo, N. Y. eSchwab, who is a brewer, is
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28

Two water vendors. William Pangman and w. J. Rowe. win sup ply the water needs at Nome this winter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
ATTORNEY UNDER FIRE
 IN EAST; EXT0RTl0N AND OTHER
 CHARGES ARE NOW BEING PRoRED

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