GEER KILLINGS MOUSE
CHICAGO GANG IK
CHICAGO, July 13. (/P)—Under
world bosses. "Scarface” A1 Capon(
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and Big Joe Saltis are reported to b»:
unustering their forces along the ole
beer boundary lines, for war npor
minor operatives who have lessened
the profits hi their respective districts
In addition to the beer 'dispute, the
racketeer worjd has been aroused by
the killing of two prominent Chicago
gangsters and at temps to assassinate
two others within a few days.
NEW ID SECGNB-HANO
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OGLE’S GARAGE
Oils and Gasoline, General
Repairs
Storage
Pete Ogle, Prop. Phone Madison 86
SUNDAY
Sunday School and Bible Class i
will be held in the Liberty theater i
at 11 a. m. I
The Gospel Service Will Be Held ■
in the
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Sunday at 7:30 p. m.
Speaker:. W. R. Macpherson *
A hearty invitation is extended J j
to all, to attend these services J
i HUM DEFT
J H INSPECTION Til
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Commissioner C. H. Flory, of the
Department of Agriculture for the Ter.
• ritory, accompanied by W. J. McDon.
aid, Chugach National Forest super,
visor, and L. C. Pratt, assistant super.
1 visor, arrived in port last evening
from Kodiak and Afognak on board
the forestry vessel Chugach, Captain
Jacobsen.
Commissioner Flory and his party
have be*on making an official inspect,
ion of Wet ward areas, pertaining to
Government experimental farms, and
will continue on to the Interior tomor.
row. McDonald and Pratt will not
j
j accompany their chief but are leaving
j tonight for the Cordova headquarters.
Today the officials are looking over
the local forestry area. Mr. Flory is
a guest at the Van Gilder hotel during
his brief stay in the city.
HA IS MILE COURSE
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BILOXI, Miss., July 13. (A5)—The
needle and palm of th*a saitmakens has
been laid aside and the canvas spread
on eight sailing schooners preparatory
i
to the Gulf Schooner Championship
race here July 15 and 16. The contest
will feature the annual two day re.*
gatta of th*3 Biloxi Yacht Club.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Please notice the change in the
place of the Evangelitic Ssrvice. For.
maliy held in the Liberty theatre, now
held in th*3 Episcopal church.
W. R.MACPHERSON
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Just the kind of meat you want at your table.
Our meats are of the finest quality and our
prices are moderate.
All you have to do is call Main 94 and FRYE
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C .GRUANSTADT, MANAGER
IlLllim PLAY
! ST TIE LIBERTY TOS'TE
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“Don’t Tell The Wife”, was a good
i name for the play at the Liberty thea.
' tre last night, although it imight just
as well have been, “Don’t Tell My
! Husband”, as both .parties were doing
the deceiving. It proved better than
13x pec fed as a comical entertainment
and was sure a good thing for married
I
1 folks, or those contemplating mar.
riage, to see. The husband allowed
i his fancy for a cheap girl to lead him'
! i
i into forbidden paths,—the wife, fool.;
jihly, took the flirtacious course with!
another man to bring her husband!
around, with results both comical and;
instructive.
Billy Dooley, that unique comedian,1
1 went thru his funny stuff in the two. |
| neel comedy, getting his usual laughs
from the audience.
Ketchikan will soon have its
first steel bridge one having been
odered by the council to pan Ket
chikan Creek.
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Dress Prints, 35c the yard now . .25
Windsor Crepe, 35c the yard now ..25
Ginghams, 35c the yard now..35
Turkish Crash, 45c the yard now..35
Cotton Quilt Challies, 35c the yard now..20
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