BOWLING ALLEYS OF
SKAGWAY EAGLES ARE
BADLY DAMAGED, FIRE
A lire of undetermined origin
badly damaged the bowling alleys oj
the Skagway Aerie, No. 25, Fraternal
Order of Eagles, early last Thurs
day morning, July 6. according to
special correspondence received by
* The Empire.
The fire was discovered about 1:15
a.m. and the general alarm was
turned in immediately.
rne in<icte walls were ruined, and
the alley's were scorched and water
damaged. »
No other part of the FOE build
ing was damaged and the Days ot
58 dance will be held as usual. Sev
eral of the firemen suffered minor
injuries from broken glass.
It is believed the damage is cov
ered by insurance and members of
the Aerie hope to have the alleys
repaired for play early in Septem
ber.
TIDE TABLE
JULY 11
Low tide 5:40 a.m., 1.3 ft.
High tide 12:14 p.m.. 12.1 ft.
Low tide 17:32 p.m., 5.2 ft.
High tide 23:35 p.m., 14.8 ft.
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also on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30
a.m.. 120th Meridian Time, and
released by the Weather Bureau
are as follows:
Anchorage
Annette Island
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Fairbanks
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Juneau
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trade-marks mean the same thing•
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add zest to the hour
travel refreshed
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STEERIN''
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ANTENNA—
USIN' IT AS A
DIRECTION
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HOW FAC2.
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CL/reiTy OF THE
PICTURE, THE
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FORTY I
MILES, I
WOULD ■
say»f ■
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BELL FINOS
BOTH MEN
SLASHING
FURIOUS
RIGHTS AND
LEFTS...
APPARENTLY
NEITHER
ONE HEARD
IT.'...
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HE'S GOT
EVERY TRICK
IN THE BOOK
TH' RAT TRIED
T1 WIN IT ON A
FOUL...YA GOTTA
LOOK OUT HE
DON'T CALL A
SOCK ON TH'
CHEST A FOUL..
COLLODION, KNOBS
, I THINK HE'S GOT
A CUT ON MS
7 EYEBROW. DON'T
HAVE NO MOICY
ON THE BUM,
31^-1 JOEY.
DON'T TRY THAT AGAIN..
YER A DISGRYCE
TO BRITISH BOXIN;
IF YOU TRY AGAIN
I'LL DISQUALIFY
-I YOU*
SHUT UP ! YOU DO
YOUR JOB... I'LL 00
THE FIGHTING/
^./'QUICKLY! SINS’ANG> <SAG THEGE,
I THREE BEFORE THEy RECOVER '
THEIR WITS ANS SOUNP THE
ALARM, MY KINSMEN!
YBROTHER! SNAGGING THE GUAR[
PET AO. WITHOUT A RUCKUS WAS
14 BREAK, TERRY. NOW, WE'VE 4
\ NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT BUT'
A REGIMENT OR TWO IN THOSE
yHUTS4CR0SS THE FIELP.
:RS P
gp H
>Y and whether or
NOT THESE JOKERS
HAVE TRIED TO FIND
OUT ABOUT AERONAUTICS
. BY TAKIN6 THE SHIP
N APART!
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letV
check.]
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EVIPESlCE OF TAMPEZm,
CHAZZ. 6U&S« THE &N6INE*
WILL TURN OVER OX.PT
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\IF THE GARRISON
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Vise when they 1
HEARTHEPISTONS
POPPING
Tbound with wire.' but
what HAPPENED? wwo
THIS?
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TWE WIRE —ITS CUTTING
MV WRISTS/ AHA' BUT IT'S
RUST V- BRIT TLE— E AS ILV
BROKEN—
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THE KNAVE HASN’T SPOTTED
ME-AND I PRAV HE WON’Tf
IF ONLV SOMEONE WOULD
COME—WHAT? HE’S FREED
HI5 HANDS'
And downstream.
BUT,OFFICER, IT’S A
HUMAN HEAD.' LOOK.'
A SMALL HEAD. LIKE
A CHILD’S/
Mow we can go to the
beach under our own
power, Hope.
V
T Looks like
somebody else
had the same h
\ idea, Corky.
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ss
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Can you tell me
, which way to
\the water?/
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AN’ I'LL PUT A
CHICKEN IN EVER’
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LISTEN - WE VE GOT TO
DO SOMETHING ABOUT
THE CHICKENS OF THE
PEOPLE NEXT DOOR
TWEY FLYOVER INTO
OUR YARD ALL THE
-- TIME !!!
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I KNOW-I
HAVE BEEN
THINKING
IT OVEC
AN' I GOT
AN \OBA.'f
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I'LL PUT TWO HERE
ONE OVER THERE
FOUR NEAR THAT
FENCE—_
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WELL-WHY DON'T
YOU GO OVER AND
DEMAND OUR EGG5?
THEY ARE OUR ,_
_ PROPERTY." j
BUT THE EGGS
ARE ON HIS
PROPERTY- WE'LL
JU6T HAVE TO
BUILD A HIGH
PELICE TO KEEP'
oue CHICKENS IN
^-iOUC YARD
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