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

Womens’ and Misses’ Raincoats Prepare for a rainy dav with one of these bright col- orcd rubberized Raincoats. Colors---Red, Blue, Green, and Black with harmonizing corduroy collars. $2.50 $5. H(l ”'s() 50 ‘fi]fl 00 ; CHI DREN'S HATS | MENS v ARCTICS 1 ARCTICS An Odd Lot of Men's in odd sizes colors and sizes. in sizes 6 and 7 only $1.00 pair S0 cents pair finc mercerized cotton Umbrellas, in bI.ACK only. Ranging in price from SIo0 to $7.50 for 1.00 EACH B. M. Behrends Co., Inc Juneau's Lzading Department Store ;. commissary, and ice ion and repair an excellent chance o apartment h the public lands leasing bill, design- 000: and cd 1o promote the reindser and live Architect’s Sketch Calls for stock wraz industry. will be en $600,000 fitr'u("lurv for '.:'m ‘I\‘nq”.‘li.n‘\yv'x “ll\luup)\"x‘: n:l“‘l Four Inch Fish l'ederal Offices. final action. He believes it warl Chokes Fisherman op, $100.000; - enlars 1 of the local Furest and Chief Foresicr (9L W, B fey ley on the 3 of the newo £ ticns and were appare he hoped to pay. a derso her an satisfied with the outlook for the Territory during the | 804 returning “to Conference on Ro. 1l 1 T | two months, Gov. Parks had a very satisfactory > - { conference with Thomas 1. M. 00 Ak Fund to Permit i ald, Chief of the Bureau of Public Roads, on road polici 1 , . BEngineer M. D. Williams took purt in (his conversation and he w the three a program for .uilin a study of certain loculit ith view of instituting a seri low. Quantico, Va cost development roads was worked S1ow and pros out. The Governor said an ann With the appro ment on this matter would he fo; Department, Repr coming within a few days jof Pensylvania, has Progiess of Legislation L appropriate § Most of the Alaskan meas ich to improve beiore Congr seemed almost suve § facilitics iv receive attention before adjowrwn- The pr d in hnl[|| health in Alaskan uf in Ap lowa family tracing its age from James Russell Lowell, road agent at For and their three = WASHINGTON | 1 spot in his he. for 1 lavgest mavine base, a nd hopes to see ji R e e One of the rarest books by | “Book for Bows and Girls” I of the N entative (' el Congr collector, for about $10.500. oo ram calls for these ex-|through loans. 3 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, FEB. 3, i ! '%IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH|IIMH|III|NNI||IIIIIHIIIIIIIllllIlI|III|I|||||l||||IIIIIl|I|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlIIlIIIllIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIHI One Puckle Arties Felt: Hats. Assorted - Phyee Buckle Aretics, We are oficring one lot of Ladies’ .IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIII TR ununmmmmnmmnumnu||mmmmumuumul S A A - ¢ he said The attention of Sba-|penditures: one reglmental grovp of [REASURY L Gr Willis was drawn to the Ju- | barrack $850.000; three o W School Bonding bill and ke | hou 25,000 i : linary harrack® ausport storehouse | pipment, 180,000, s for officers, $3 v improvement of groands | and distributing stations, $100 i pass. The measure b5 designed (o | protect the gra aveas of the nor | 1’0 Death itinacd 1 Page One) " 1 » indeer srowers. This industry - s i = rowin wiidly. b has received WAILUKU. Hawaii, Feb has been confined o Wis Bhed e widest possible publicity recent- four-inch fish choked Peter Paaina e 1 precent terme The Gove gy (hrough the use of live deer dur- to death Ie held the fish in hi ornGr toto visit with hime 0 the holiday sea and th 1 mouth while removing a hook Has Reports Ready ket for the meas i being 1ruapidly 'fish gave a convules flop 4 Department has @ expanded slipped down the fisherman’s throat compio report ompiled on lodging in his windpipe aud the local - hailding project : Plans in Ohsyance | choked to death. Swhicli (b Lins nroits it o Bxpressing his gratification at the a3 < o Congre in the immodiate future, posage oo burean v i Gy Thousands Homeless Along 8 i1l pittna for. pendesding Undss this Flooded Arknnns ORL had not en fully worked ou i — The three departments concerned 1 MEMPHIS, Q! Feb. ! S ki to Ion the need tor Interior, Agriculture and Commerce, cue work in the flooded are: the building ¢ 1o e wntoagrec onoa policy and pat it [Arkanzas continues while r AR hain G csti b0 efte as 10 can be donc | crews and National Guards sty without inconvenience to the regular kept up a fight to reinforce R R S of official business lovees which hold the waters " . i exeellent shap Intericr Appropriation 0, K. the White and St. Francis viver TR vk ent of carly action | The Absdan items i the Interior | Thousands are homelé Wlitali. nermit. initiation.. . ob’ Nenartn appropriation hill were | —— e - A Rirpi Al approved by Con 5. Provision ' May H Bidd wa f i LADIES GUILD MEETS e Govert 1oy re i ool houses i it e o bid. cation aud fi es e Lo The Ladics (.\Hl(l will meet <o- el i : thit the lilent i YWope o Hioirow afternvon &t 2:30 o'cloek | Wnhor units b Sas . medieal ralicg |y 8 i it . ut the lome of Mrg. . J. Thomp-! A T ohitdiia son. probhably ocal Raflroad was rodus Foeg g . it and two on the K kan trac i the cut was in th MALTHA SOCIETY MEETS advertised AT itemand wiliy, % 27T 3 “1 belicve th ook o ot a t i condiifons e Martha Society will development of . pulp ,‘ cfficiency encral Manager Noel ! tomorrow afterncon at 30 o'clock % 4ot pbwer- resour i Smitin witl returh morth in_ a shouei 0t the ‘hamia of Mys." L. D ern Alaska, and 1l " ¢ im derson. tablishment of @& pulp ' opag Ccl. Dick” Is Well oo T manuf: The Governor was with Gen P i‘ ALGA LEAVING more promisin I ! 3 Lon cn oo number of ocensions, ) % | i:| i. |4,\',‘ ,:‘,, }: W 4;] 1 tl 1 he is widely knowa The United States Coast Guard Cut ter, Unalga, Capt. R. C. Weightman, still takes, will safl for Seattle tomorrow morn- ling at 6 o'clock where she will un-! al winter overhauling, | Bt i Marme Ba: e to GI'OW and diplomat, has a radio orchestra. | X {1t is comprized of C. A. Lowell, Dodge. his \vm Bunyan, a first_edition éopy of jus! " hought by a Joa. Mages. a London 000 with| The Medical lueurance Society ur| increase the, England is enabling wedical students the Dbase, withon tmeans to buy a practice {dequate Prepared s Nothing Vilitaristic. Is Coolidee’s Policy (Continued from On2) these are da tinued peace Mr. Coolic its unwavering inciples 1 surpius™ 1o 5y lope for v ti “It is too eariy to forecast wh er or no the permancnt reducti \ taxes in the near future,” he wdded waiting o test tie produ ability of the revinne act But must grasp on our exp e p what we Government Costs Cut The Executiy | that in the la t of government b 1y GO0.000, 00 = taxes have been shiced HO0,000,000 annnall ro$5,000,00 The co-t t " ment for the ne timated 0 with $2 ances of th a large contributing f prosperity which enjoyed 1 “Out of ou have paid off n it our tionul hil s of IRE refin Measured and by i ! and its ! ing «f the exee betare by where at any (I wiopt th far in t in the midst of we ongit to have the self-centre! to cont i Famous AND WVTHTERE ' 15 MILLION FEET y f.' Of Good Saiwe Logs Wanted I enor iias /Vever m . . “{aken a Singing Lesson Beli¢ve in Vocal Training New York ty.—7. rray, who plays the nrine and alb voice column: laudatory notices have been - ten, never had a singing lesson ir hla Tife, Le to feel what ! to inlarpret the role \:’n. don't hn\e to h.\ Lave Lol e'nging voices thia ! i others, i, affer all, some peoh; have better speaking voices { others, e Harold Murray Does Not | . Ha did not tell ha whoh effort of ¢ If you do that, you a ¢ v believe,” adds Mr, wat thousands of good e been ruined by over- Some voices are so good ing can hurt them, They that rvxrvxvn severe BUILDING MATERIAL WE CAN SUPPLY YOI Doors Windoiws—W indow Glass Perfection Plaster Board—Roofing Papers Building Papers Deading Felt— Paints—Cor- rugated Iron Sashe Weights Varnishes Vails Roof Coatings— Cement Lime Locks and Hinges Juneau-Young Hardware Co. It lis Hardware “We Have It” e — ! 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Public shower and tub baths 50 cents. Ray 0il Burner in opera- 1 tion—Hot water day and night. Rooms $12.00 per month and {| up—steam heated. | = — CONFECTIONS ° Candies, Ice Creams, ‘fiherhtetn, Punch. . Made in Juneau, . Elmer B. Smith Factory, No. 16. Candy SWEET—FRESH Maker, T. B. Hall, Phome No. 537. et et ) Handy Andy’s Carpenter Shop A. P. LAGERGREN, Proprietor PHONE 498 | BAND‘SAWING, WOOD-TURNING, CABINET AND ALL XINDS OF WOOD WORK | —— v e ,rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrea) | YES! We have a room for you THE GASTINEAU “Alaska’s Largest Privately-Owned Hotel” ALASKA MEAT CO. Wholesale and Retajl Butchers PHONE 39 SEWARD STREET {Old Papers for sale at The Empire Office