The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 16, 1927, Page 2

'PJ ? | T e e e et e T | SPRING COATS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES Coats for street and semi-dress occasions in fetehing new Spring models, featuring the favored straight line styles with a varied number of clever new fashion fea- The fabries and the tailoring are the best. The bright colorings and soft shades hreathe newness and Spring stylishmess. Seleey now, while the assortment is la Sizes 16 10 12, $20.00 10 $75.00 tures. B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. Juneau's Leading Department Store Bl WEDLING, FOR MONEY, IS NOW RUMORED == He Pets NEW Y( neay IRK Anne Mor America ) association, i ¢ ooy st for funds for a new SRR O [ the mil irties b Py one f these she dressed as Top 1 : b ofuGativ Biockon A and everything ! L Iuggikd Miss Morgan ot 85,000 for lend I alar g her mame to an advertisemeni O o for a beauty cream. She g the > : detilieh) $5,000 to the club i tammily dnll- o€ ran annwiiz and her daughier, though man - citizens Broadway's night clubs have an live in the villa de Hartecamp, not aristocracy all their own, ih good tar from the ex rmansion of for fello from Fifth avenu the m eror W m 1 in Door stage. the lower cast side, and from Kals , ont of town One of the most fashionabls, coi i ducted by the son of an interna. P i tionally-known financic contly | bi presented a typically o yoli « scepe. At ong table sat i id n member of a famous farii \ adfucent table was a man who can father n Ny oy to New York a penn s immiern Rostock, Ge his birth but who not loug ago, purchascd th a virtually youth » Pifth avenue mansion of hi ok fortun 1 Brazil. Hq club neighbor, to tear down cuinn I immense properties and g place with au office buildi i of the death deal had been conducred lofi an ostate e brokers, and the {wo did not 1 0,000,001 each othey Ursnla will ba i At an table was Mayor Wil nother's death, If the ker, an cast side pro applandin , 01 it will be onn| with them the antics of 4 10 Kt ! riunzste financial | red-headed ot nin, jiro « made by a scion ot a stage star, duncine the black | of Hohenzollern tom, > = | : AIRL FOR TRUITTS ; Famillarity among (e il oo [ i ‘men . of musical shows | il i ong-HalE pausd. baby fi ¥ any, more woticeable (han wmon: L nd Mrs. J. G.| the employes of an office or a simi | St. A Hospitaly lur group. Regardless of informaliiy ' 4" 11:50 ”U'll\’ the! Sl ] of dress attitude, the gir ‘ mo by are reported doing| 4 hm_w de:frmn ‘,m.h,‘ :‘I,M cel Traite s an cngineer! John l.oquh. elected as (;“9' T et if W cast Is oalcl, |commect ith the Alaska Road| lumbia Universily’s me "“(i Iv. ang elleciively rebuked. Teru| (0N ncharge of thel dent, adipilted pelting an of endearment are. used free Iy, hui “' ' FTows improvement I swearing, but denied drinking the llme seems to be drawn ther Rl T, | or smoking. Ty - of the sixty members of | rInternasional Newsreel) BFBEKAHS Epn PARTY provincial le i ! PERASORRNEN /4 0d4d Fellows’ Hall Wednes- « o day, March 23, at 8:30 p. m. adv tat Thursday in France is the school oliday which - American Kai Jhuve on Saturday. childre: Old papers ror suie at The Empire THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1927. INDUSTRIAL INS. BILL PRESENTED * IN LOWER HOUSE {Is Introduced by Title—Bill| ! Revising School Aid Sys- | tem Presented. | Bills creating an ndustrial 3 nee fund, liberalizing Territorial schools, pro of timber of Laid in support of public hibiting malicious burning land authorizing the cxpenditure ro; and trail funds in building - plane landing fields re introduced in the llouse this ufternoon. Th> House passed Bill No. 2, carrying| $10,000 1o cover doficit in the wolf | | bounty p for the past| two y appropria s, sting that the ar d for the creation ritorial orphanage, the time may have | of a Te House com-| I mittee which will inspect the Pio neers’ Home in the near fuiure v lanthorized by the ilouse to visit Sitka Hot Springs and inspect il Goddard sanitarium with view of i determinin its availahil a site » motion for such instituti was made by Representative Paul and seconded by Ropresentative Muv ray Give More Power » House, under I a concurrent suspended rules esolution 2 ! AEE e gtand an atteadant sends for the | puding "yl!l"’\" e Hedasdary diguln to: wet tie talkons| » which will visit the Home histle provided for the appointment of n\--l o Rt lilke BremI sy Bolncina, taie i Senators and seven members of thel e i e | House comprising a joint ¢ el fot lon 1l cottae. b1 b R 2R 7 1 s e o ot Tearines | G, e ek vl SEE US FOR YOUR---- and examine witnes: Gl (el il DAl e : ¢ deputy takes water with mint . man Sundquist, of the Committee on ;" T R L B0 ; oo >Q { Territorial Institutions, said he had [ 1) M1 S0 HHOHIET O o LO()SG. [‘L‘lf Sll}?pll(,b [ talked over the matier with men AN | Ofi:lCC SUDPIICS bers of the Senate and the resolutiony heliVs SR Ao At H . . 3 e s must pass tests in handwriting, ey» & |7 Mr. Paul then made his motic g iianhg g ualiyHdr sty GE() f‘l SIMPKINS CO ‘ | regarding the matier of establishin i L4 K . lan orphanage said he had talked - e Front Street Phone 244 Juneau, Alaska 4 | with ns of Juncau, Ke chikan dsewhere and the b ; {Jief seemed to be common that i o S = T S = | time come o change (he o A l i Just Arrivec ey ay— ALASKAN HOTEI penditure of §10,000 from ti 4 allotment for the Thivd Division {the next biennig roconotruct airplane landing v ably reported by the CofiCte | Rouds and Highways | School Aid Plin | | The bill for creating an indus {insurance fund and the office of in-! suvancs Comm was antrodiend i by title only. The measure wili b completed today or tomorrow anl made public | The bill changing the prcscat sys tem of Territorial aid to public| | schools, by Mr. Paul, establishes four classes of schools—fivst, schools {in towns having more than ulation, which would recei a Tre- fund of school operating cos up to 75 per cent; second, schools in towns opulation between 2,000 and 2 . to receive a refund of 80 pe ; third, in incorporated town pop- ANN THURSDA ELKS’ ELKS’ ST. PATRICK’S DAY - DANCE MARC Music by THE ALASKANS of befween 1500 and 2,000 pepula- tion, to receive 85 per cent refund: class four would cmbrc incorporat-| [ i Climax ed school districts whether in - or without incorporated towns and ha v ¥ 5 o s o WALLPAPER CLEANER people, 1o receive refunds of 90 per & 5 cent of the cost of operation. No maximum limit is placed. In addition, an annual tuition fee of $50 s al lowed for each out-of-town pupil tending school a minimum of FOR CLEANING WALLPAPER, WINDOW SHADES AND MURESCO al Lin days per vear in amy incorporat:d! P T f town. Provision is also made fo ) 2 ) > . T ! The measur: prohibiting the bura e 1 A R i ing of timber is a dupl » of an existing law in everytiing except| the pena it was said. Under th:| Y II I s Juneau-Y oung Hardware Co. offense is made a felony, and the = new measure, by Mr. Paul, reduces « .. s 5 % i e Sl If It's Hardware We Have It A petition from the American Le: ; fon Auxiliary, Department of Alaska, | was received f n departmental of ficers, urging the Legislature 1) enact a community property 1 1" was referred to the Com ee on Judiciary. o= 15 MILLI French Speakers Hav. i ON FEET “Waters” Various Kinds| pas, s 1o rnene well OF Good Saww Logs Wanted speaker's of water” on the| rostrum in the Chamber of Deputies e - r——a—— m complicated little job. Tha Th minute a speaker starts for NEW SHIPMENT OF MODERN REASONABLE RATES Dave HouseL, prop. MEN’S SPRING HATS —— RHODES CAFE FORMERLY GASTINEAU CAFE Gastineau Hotel Building B. H. “DUSTY” RHODES, Proprictor JUNEAU'S NEWEST AND MOST THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED CAFE ELECTRIC STEAK BROILERS Private Boxes Booths Lunch Counter Open from 6 a. m. to 2 a. m. J. M. Saloum THE JUNCTION THE ALASKA RAILROAD throughout the year operates regutrar passenger and freight train service from Seward on the Coast to Falrbanks {n the Interior, and over the Chickaloon and Chatanika branches. During the winter months there are two passenger trains each way, weekly, between Seward and Fairbanks. For timetables and other In- formation inquire of any steamship or railroad agent, or write Dept. of the Interior THE ALASKA RAILROAD (Mt. McKinley Park Route) UAL Anchorage GEE BEE has MOVED to Third and Franklin Opposite MacKinnon Apts. Y NIGHT H 17 HALL GEO. B. RICE PLUMBING HEATING OIL BURNERS “I Tell You in Advance What Job Will Cost” CONFECTIONS Candlies, Ice Creams, Sherbets, Punch. Made In Juneau, Alaska. Eimer E. Smith Factory, Phone No. 1. Candy Maker, T. B. Hall, Phone No. 637. ZYNDA MOST MORERN HOTEL IN Al | | I ’ Reasonable Rates A View From Evc:y IVindaw §. ZYNDA, Prop. | RRAEEGIN AR R e HOTEL - -ASKA, NEWLY RENOVATED One of Life’s Biggest Necessities—REST INVEST IN REST—at THE GASTINEAU Elev i vator Scrvlcc 's Largest Privately-Owned Hotel”