The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 3, 1927, Page 2

2 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE MONDAY, JAN. 3, 1927. Veterans DRESSES— FOR KETC H |KAN e WE WISH YU A | : v inelnde Senator FOUSSAre ol January =i\ clearance time—an opportun- F UN ADM WATSUN ““I']} wor "';‘I?‘ “‘r\.“'.\k“.\“'“l‘l‘"“l':m't' AP SRR | Vermont, Oddie of Nevada, and Iy | . . " of West Virginia ! e ity for you. Two worthy groups of pretty & iChange Plans and Will Leave| Twa raduates of the Naval Acad| YEAR . . f |emy are in the Senate—Howell, of! Dresses. The importance of these offerings is i for Ketchikan Sun- Nebraska, who was a lieutenant fnj | panish war and a reservist dur : ¢ da: an. 9. tl Spani I war and h e, increased when you consider that every dress ] Y, -I | » ‘Worid War, and Weller, ot Pt ot ! . | M nd | Bowlers representing the Juneun from our regular stock and were intended [Elks lodge will leave here on she| The World War veteran roster in- | Admiral Watson, 0 to sell at much higher prices. Take your Ketohftan lo compete fn the annual| 2Yeaeas; o of Wesk VHEEmIS, o) inter-lodge tournament with the Fir "[ m”‘, H, e nn~\|\‘:m| “, [’ln(ch"]"‘ chistie: 40 ikess drnans ot oxn NN DR, SN N mt s e e et |2 boih lowa Senators, Steck N It it’s Hardware “WE HAVE 1T { | by e iler Harry Sperling seksiiiy e : ]- Two teams of men will make th “_“” AR G Do fd | ess, v Stewart, a “top-kick” of the marines: | $ JikEeH . Robinson, of India major in the |- — e —— = | Arrangements have Dbeen made == Army cf Occupation: Hawes, of Mis.| souri, who was in the intelligence corps, and Bingham, of Connecticut who commanded the flying school at | Issouduin, France. He is an explore:, | anthor, and former at| Princeton, Harvard and ! - | with the Admiral Line to holi th | Admiral Watson in port at Peters iburg for a few hours. it was said \ ()A S This was done to give the local lodge —— ftime to put a class through the initiation ceremony. A1 least ten, and prohably Exceptional Coats. every one not only didates will he initiated Originally it had bren planned 0| SlCALE T I | in style. but in quality of fabrics, fur. trimmed [iledEiereRon (B yatdamst ‘ylotoria, %Y MRS. E'Eg' glxggfllbl VERTICAL GRAIN SPRUCE BOAT LUMBER } ( Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. of candidates tw lve, cal VERTICAL GRAIN HEMLOCK FLOORING |next week. Fearing that it mie | i be a day or so laier than January | silk linings and of a good workmanship. Now 12, its scheduled sailing from | In the first ¢f a series of musical LUMBER—MOULDINCS—LIME—CEMENT 3 ’ 3 3 here for Ketchikan, the Elks aiters! teas, Mis K. 0. Birgfeld yesterday S L is the time to get that much-wanted Coat less & iheir schedule 1o deprt o daniary aftommoon, from 1t 8 oac il | i 3 9 on the Admival Line boat. Theyiher home on Fifth and Harris, pre- inal price, | will return on the Alameda, arrivine s here Janu FIRE CLAY—SHINGLES «d several of her piano students, ry 18 Ninety guests were — eee - |afrair. Miss Elsie than the orig ent at IIH'! Senate Service ‘Men fiasbetn ®ulen | Davis, Mis: Rachae Led by Gen. Warren| ;. ..., i irace V — I UNDERWEAR- CORSETS . | (Continued from Page One) la zroup of tlisee songs. Ms: Crystal Just the time to seleet vour e AU TIR SRR R LOROR . | | e R e e | : Q . b i D N bk Wy om0 L BE R L it o1 Wyo. natss arhisti eues aete s Shn Loose Leaf Supplies needs m nderwear, wondertu il b ing. holder of a Congressional Mo-iof throc ice S 16Q i a reduced price. ‘:I’::I“qurl‘u-llllmm\’ in ‘mliuu at the ‘\x: expocts to give a 5 (.)filL(’ Sllpp'lfb assortment of Jodd garments and [seige of Port Hudson, in the Civil|icpies musical tea: dur- ])l'llltln;_{ and Stzxtumcry War ing 1927 N union suits in cotton and wool, long Warren vanked as a Pink, White and Orchid. throushont. (o war betwoen U RemoocLNG sTore | GEO. M. SIMPKINS CO. = jGaesGansralefnds pahandinl or ool The store from next (o Valentine's; Front Strect Phone 244 Juncau, Alaska = R ; il ; s glue : nels. The General i Senator B develes sinie Mt ke B neek. knee and ankle length. M siges, of Tornesaso, i Wost Dolter Who|hyr emo. Redfern’s and Warne 1-con - e - and short sleeves, high and low modeled. Mr. Valon- | anew front putoin and | heing is having saw combat service in the Spanish |, War before he led the Thirteenth!yjans 14 renuvate the interior Di on in France. He holds a Di - > o B i ol 0 P T g ALASKAN HOTEL I 6.00 B. M. Behrends Co.; 1.00 1o B e . | MODERN REASONABLE RATES “Proper Food and Erercise, by ARTHUR A. McGOVERN, former DA"E U(’US“" PROP. physical director, Cornell Medical College. N Juneau's Leading Department Store Daily care of scalp will THE ALASKA RAILROAD A . £ 4 L i throughout the year operates regulxr passenger and frelght train 3 Y e i O]—lr alr | service from Seward on the Coast to Fairbanks in the Interlor, ¥ P and over the Chickaloon and Chatanika branches. During the T T sent Wil which carries a total of Al lllll ships are said to be in " ‘ winter months there are two passenger trains each way, weekly, between Seward and Fairbanks. For timetables and other In- srow hair on o RS . coarse brush good repair but some of the second- lT amuses me ' from performing | formation Inquire of any steamship or rallroad agent, or write IMPOSED TOORY 5 25 5 St UP TOMELLON: | | Vi) 8 Fofcd i I that spee s bee p Y 2 3 ! 4 a bhald heade A unetions. » B e R - 1 barber recom: ¢ S themesal | THE ALASKA RAILROAD BY junGE REEU renult in congestion of shipyards i ASK UESTIONS i :m'!'ul n‘”h air N5 AT SR luk,‘l ki | (i, McKinley Park Bonte) o rssels 33 ) | tonic with the 3 i# water and soap. A - repairing vessel | phrase, “It will > vy = Nalib & Yona Anchorage HH HH Alaska ! s = = e Agriculture bill carry almost | i The Senate today received the | | | i | | i biltiard ball” ) £ : N b Ve ‘:1,‘.““:1:.‘1‘,'.” ’:v'r)\v“&".i;ll!nm more than e Mcre hair . i ashing { i et R G N ot B T hER ) SPECIAL SALE OF SHOES Know Pertinent Issue of e 3 : fresh, cold wa- | H . much chance oy, "he! ake 1 1 i Penitentiary. Indugna[ Alcohol A Then take | Continued until stock exhausted entirely troduced a Senate resolution el L Of AT nd| growiag hair on A a rough Turkish Closing out old stock at popular prices, to make room for new stock 3 i g P varships from Nicaragua. Ho do- a Lilliard hall @ v ud spend ) 1 Roy Miracle, local half breed clared the activities violate the WASHINGTON, Jan. 3. — United as they IT YOUR BRUSH 18 LIKE cxibie FLORSHEIM, Regular $12.00, Now ... $7.00 dian, convicted recently of inces anand - American constitutions, | States Senator Edward 1. Edwards, @ bald head THIS - TAKE WARNING time drying the | €PECTAL SALE OF “BLAZER” SHIRTS—10 PER CENT OFF and Vernon Grigsh lias Verne El- The <olutions assails the Depar | Democrat of New Jersey, has pre It children —— Jair and scalp S liott, w ntenced o penal "”]“ went - of e {pared a resolution to ask Secretary ]‘\“r»‘ tausht to massage the by rubbing hrisk } ———— today T. M. Reed in the - |of Treasury Mellon whether Wayne head, and so keep the scald Next fako a s 2 t Distriet Court. Miracle | Wheeler or the Anti-Saloon League | healthy by ficreasing the blood pure olive oil, dip th ser tips || | MIKE AVIAON oed rve three years and Ihad any hand in ‘“poisoning indus- g fon, we woulu have very into it and apply directiy to the | igshy 10 months in the Federai 122 WBMEN TU trial’ aldohol” Wnd what &ithomity few bald headed men fifty years | different paris of the scalp, | LOWER FRONT STREET yeniten laiy ut MeNeils Island the Treasury has for poisoning in- from now pushing the hair aside so that | vy oowas convicted early last !Quetrial alcohol It is surprfsing how little at- the fingers reach the roots | = — — month on a charge of perjury. Ap! | S J i . B o tention even well-groomed men Noext rub by moving the scal R 5. o s e s s i | The resolution would require all ot : D. t WALL. Misanty. tabatn] < genaing dnd e i R | ‘x"";r (-(Ixmh shows 1Im‘., or dan- firmly and push—do not rub the | ; announceme was made to | 5 e > s druff. look out. That is Na- fingers, as s is otiv 7 e S LEGISLATURES ant Secretary of Treasury ture’s danger stgnal i e '.'(',’:“:'"_:"f‘:"x‘l:l' BOOMS—50 cents per night and up; $3.00 per week and up. It was “intimited today that the| faandrey i s Ete QLo LIS Sl b1 Dandruff and falling hair are and you will find that after a Public shower and tub baths 50 cents. Ray Oil Burner in opera- SR : IL!:::;‘ 1:<::::::2::ll|;::‘llelr pl::::'l:':id “:':: :.T-r;f;r:\l!_\'] ‘.m”r':rhix a dry and| few woeeks of this treatment you tion—Hot ;vlt:erdday and night. Rooms $12.00 per. month and i : v 4 “ £ ght scalp, and #f this condition | will have loosened he scal up—steam hea with perjury \ oV = . . \ @ ened np the scalp p—8! izt vl nokiury, L 'Seventh Year of Suffrage wid the industry preferred wood al- is recognized in time it can be considerably and the hafr wilt ordination of perjury, in r:nuu.u‘” Sees l“any Women 5 a denaturant as it is so cured by the Ollowing rules pon begin to show now life, net o alcohol. hair should be washed at i have ¢ ilo o I with the voting of the tormer in the N aQ s ave compiled a chart of i n State Bodhes | e least three times a week, using | fw, e i . Vovember election, might not be | Al | ~ st three tir . wsing | twelve exorc which 1 will }\x.:»\ i'.‘-]\.‘-{ i B L ¢ DBINE TO EXCESS castile 8oap. " This is the first| gladly s nd free to any of my CONFRCTIONS B hhiad dor il atter Mo el PYWARHINGHON ok apt i T e AsHINGTON, < IR 8 Repre- and most important rule, be readers if they will send a . @ Sundishiee SHgEE SehetruBanch: L RAEE 0L MLUEFADISK JHhe ean] iy he seventh of s Vi 3 b TR i 5 o | dtAtEE e ade In Juncau, Alaska. mor E. vaseing hoard hat opened the official [T SRR G WO R SUT wativa Celler, Democrat of New T U l!‘:_‘f Jccumniates stampa self uidresa~d envelope Smith Pacions hhake N5, 36 “oand returns. Judge Reed amnounced | ,\“('“‘j I'""'__]";‘ "E U yvork, told the . House today that S e, :.,,'f“,"'f" to Atthur A. McGovorn, 5 West i SWEET—FRESH Maker, T. E. Hall, Phone No. 637, would hardly he possible 10ty L] 'l' e i ORI ‘."1 Representatives and Senators drink b tiiis ocavonth ke “'“.":': xth Strcet, New York h eithar case during the present ses |, ) ':_' [‘[‘ i Ny W “" 1to ‘bxcess and asked that poison be i RO, RALLER.Clty —_— = ~ wion of the current court of conre . ; ‘;‘lle“(lmn L ob Women|yopt - put s of , ingdustrial aleghol to A - i oo mstiane There aro| s i pry ct thos ho ‘“‘ape ‘their bet- I Ghly. fow more dave o1 work tor| Eleven of iie 192 momen wra Socht, 0% W8 Moderate Reducing Diet { || Handy Andy’s Carpenter Sho Sor bt Sty and ft aill be. excuna Glecteil o itRoStALE Bhrntes, ifles| o 5 e I BREAKFAST: CGrapefruit, orange juice, cante! 4 when it is completed. 1t was in. PUPNCANS outnumber Democrats by SRiobh § RefURNI | fruit. One soft boited or po )»(31,.~g ot ',T,S,: A. P. LAGERGREN, Proprietor PHONE 498 e e R than two to one. The political| MAYORICONNORS'RETURNING | of bacon. Qne slice of dark bread toasted. 1ot water | BAND-SAWING, WOOD-TURNING, CABINET AND Brodght wip for fal Vofora o mow 1 inion s: Repubiicanis, 481 Hleglor )y CRM S SRR MIEAR Hot skimmed. milk or a coffee substitute, ALL KINDS OF W00D WORK RS R i a0 ot Anih crats, 21 no party designation, 3: 01 it 5 e Between breakfast and lunch eat some fresh fruit and D e e Gt e e ) 4 R e non-partisan, 1; independent, 1. Mayor J. J. Connars is leaving Anti- drink two glasses of water, s s — el R IR R Connectient leads all other States|8onish, Nova Scoula, today for Ju- LUNC \ port for duty at 10 a. m. tomorrow Rttt § 19068 4 g Ry ANCH: Small serving of lean meat. Two vogetables, such i Its work will probably be wound u VAL i sdainen g0t ites TR a short time €. H. Bowman, sup-rintendent of Sti'¢ 1o grant suffrage to women, stewed unsweetened fruit, a fresh fruit cup or gelatin, o e et = T as spinach, string beans, carrots, celery fis ; = 3 Mayor Conners has travelled over s, celery. One slice of E s body. - Wyoming, the first| Mayor € LR R L toast or a bran or whole wheat mufin. For dessert at, p a e appy AT vill have only one woman Leg-|8da in search of his lost sister, 4 ik s o S 3 Between lunch and dinner d the Public Schools at Petersburg, i v ate nner drink two glasses of water i was today admitted to |rr;u|u-Tr pe- | Islator ,l:’":""m;“;fr'u ‘:12?, a3 “FRpAralad and eat some fresh fruit. | . fora the courts in- Aloska, His ad-| ‘Mhere are more women In the e P s DINNER: A thin soup such as consomme, bouillon or .Gastmeau Hotel / intalon to practice was sranted upon |E#8lern Tegislatures than {n the Miss nRIBI 6 hURSE broth. A moderate helping of chicken or fish, One-half a certificate of eligibiltiy from the West At least five or more women ol el baked potato. A salad of vegetables with a half table- “Alaska's Largest Privately-Owned Hotel™ 4 o “ : s nembors o Legisla ful of dressing. Cne slice of bread 1 : Supreme Court of the State of Wash. A1¢ liembors of the Legislatures of| . s spoon bread, a roll or & it { lm:u.n and (o Federal Court for the 10 following States: Connecticut, 3 t‘n'::’l|::“:§h;::w“::"s'hn;“'::.:‘:'m',l | m;l’f{m thinly buttered. A hot drink, preforably skimmed o — : . = 2 Olinois, Maine, New Hampshire, 4 . milk. . Gelatin dessert. Western Dictvict of the same State. H y i " e ” : cotern Dirivict of ghe sume State. | yow sorsey. Ohio, Penusylvania and|PlAl Miss Reil i’ Douglas girl Remarks: While these diets are arranged with the jdsa FRYE'S “DELICIOUS” HAMS AND BACON i and veceived her training in the of weliht Tucti this | “ 'HING THE IMPLIES” Naval Appropriations ‘\‘-;-:'::-"i::wr record of women State|Frovidence Hospital in Beattle. et L .,rq‘.'fl.'.i'::l ':nff '?u‘.'x:::il.lu‘:.g”?:: ot iy m::xn BAMAN, Manager . . ——— i Reported by Committee Lezisiators i siightly less than that WOMEN OF MOOSEHEART prjm»u ng foods. but on the other hand containing all the FRYE - BR“HN c SEWARD STREET 1 ditde LEGION vitamins, czlciums, proteins, etc., essential Phone 38 Besidence Phone 020 of 1925 and 1926, when approxi-| WASHINGTON, Jan. . The Ap- mately 130 women answered the Officers and drill teams are rn-| rroprations Committee has reported legislativs roll-calls. quested to be at- Moose Hall at 7:3 - 15+ Navy bill - proposing a cut of O ey T | Tuesday evening, January “4th.” Im- g ©A. A Met . £1.4%0,000 for warship expenses,| M you want anywimg, it you wast| . ...n¢ suigny All Jetters to ) 3 1 be.addroased n:rwise the appropriations are|to sell anything, the best way i to No. b W ;»}ictlcujly unchanged from the pre.| rough a classitied in The Empire. Use the Classwieds. They pay. = : ——~ ~H ”U' Old P apers fOl’ sale at The Em.pire Office