The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 12, 1927, Page 8

AR 8 THF DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE TUESDAY APRIL 12, 1927. LEGISLATURE FUND T PIONEERS HOME "2/ 1/'* (Continued Ir¢ HUUSE MEASUR of Existence Today. Fish Commission and Hatch- ery System Wiped Out nea enr .ur, it wvard return fova, is imer Yukon has spent th i Capt. ( W H. Hartnett, Yu r “ GLEAN-UPWORK ¥ oup, was a su helioved cor tose Etta Femmer, was mariage by hor fath in ring possibility of winning |ceremony was' used. The bride is a prize will stimulate intercst in the a popular Juneau young lady. The i improy t of vacant lots which | newly-weds will make their home in v 4 by who live out of Juneau | . > » subcommittees are keeping a COURT NEWS vecord of yards and lots cleaned — Sub-Committee Hold Meeting oii buitdines anit fences torn dowr Chiris Radmilovieh was ignad painted, and old signs in the v districts during the morning will report 1 ) present clean-ug Commissioner’s and charged ing to destroy Court this with threaten. the property of the and Make chml —~ relae o Credit Given. ! of the American Packing Company. The 1 hearing is on this afternoon before reported that a great 'U. 8. Commissioner nk A. Boy'e e \.l L BB e planned, and | Willie Paters, Indian, was arrested . 4 STe Aol G iittes it e as as the weathor [vesterday and charged with ault 3 i T Ea O aY tion olean-up work ey ey it favorable. The campaign | He was released by the U, S. Com- i alesman 0 Uier inideBROnahI T a0l Weather ontinue to encourage civic | missioner’s office on bond i mer aukon for{last week City umk~ will make collec — e A ‘ isiness trip. He | While nearly every S of rubbish each Saturday; the SNOW ON GROUND Sl A o ALY the ortant { had sor tort to rey Clerk's un.. will receiv 1 a4 B dor e fow junder the supervision of Mrs. | ek announcing that| The following amounts of snow . 3 ¢ L L al broker, is en-| Kaser was the first to claim distine and ready for|were on the ground at several A! L ports from ““’““‘ Bl “ '\"“ Yukon which{tion by reporting the cleanup of o aska stafions Mond evening Apri! howing amoun s deb 1 after- | vacant lot o . 11: Bethel 2 inches, le 10 inche Sy t5, capital’ sloc Al I”")' il | “seventn sireer wnder e aivection. MURIEL. FEMMER AND Nome il 1 inch i Ld ITOPE f Capt.iof Mr H. L. Faulkner wganizin -o e ——— measire, | i s o ‘-!J”"l}m- S, Surveyori|for a. Hilltop eampnizn, Mrs, winm| We V. GRAVES MARR[ED GOLDSTEINS RETURN Gleley el iie L v loddard has enliste aid of th L I¥ THE HOUSE VpILILS S n”l"‘r(‘x' L t neration the nmer, daug | Miss Marie returned Bty g Bills Introdiaced: ! R hev, and they hay B ! a buying trip in Seattle, B o H ¥ T e 3 Tibe Crent Section 486, ¢ U in cleaning up the W r-| Portland and San. Francisco, for the M" Sl Yave unsncaasstil nni ing sinking fund f i’ b Al ; S ldstein’s Emporium. Char A, LU it el ol B Davis veported that | home M harles € [l.nllm 1 also returned from a short T b - geliion, Uy Sb iy S R R m the job” in the m Personeus remony was per- | business trip to Seattle. He is con- Leall ! ; e o section as well as in the Saw |formed by onens and e | templating leaving on the Yukon i S il Lo i ‘”""‘l i ,‘;‘\ b oni RECEPT]ON TO BE division. €. E. Harland said | bide, attended by her sister, Miss|for Fairbanks today. 2 AT TilFa ! e sl L 7 rat ‘m iderable work has been dor s d e at will fou GIVEN LEGISLATORS LAk L L e o S : I to quit, given in y K . " toniu 11 Wireldss s e LR R GOVERNOR'S MANSlON G Which e 1 iy chars i N el S = e Overnor'siample of what can be accomplished | | O o R BRI Fuesday even-lin a comparative et time. Dus a ra reported for pass ! IR the past we 1e yard has been | SELECT IT NOW NEW LINE FOOTWEAR - " ne to ten, and dancinglinoroughly cleared of rubbich, bervy ! Honse Bill i 1 m ten 1o tweive N SHOGTING WOman Sentenced to 5,000 for the Kenai |\ e e 3 1 report INTRODUCED IN FRANCE Life; Killed Chiidren . . | ut down <o $150 BT T i e arrene W MONTH CARLO, April 12 For SALT LAKE CTTY. Utah, itorial Commizsion anthoity |4t SONE ne societie we pro-| to second ) di or all funds appropriat- {4, - ovoning en 15t the pigeon +owa 1o and trail o the con ighttul entert in Monte Carlo, under!ienie T »f aivplane landing fa b the Casino. Thow | two 3 i e was amended to Jimit the [SECRL G ione are heing sonds of hird e Tanghte 1 to un away v hie lov mtof uch expenditures to [ to ne members of the provide amusement for the spor n Siie per cent of the sums that might o o E Bt T et the BT Date Is Set for Second anpropiinted; “anuSeccmmBndetEtoklyyiin e arvited (0 e prasant Now a4 group of French and lalian decided ta do more They have formed club. with headanait e ()lmslcd_Consplracy Case ., marksmen than protest vival shooting ATTLE emiah that the s /D WHERE Nice m\\ ur-Mer, halfway het A bR 5 il ! 3 | Piracy o " . « s 1 s announced wl\‘fn 1he [y Dr. N. R. Walker, o? the evican clay pigeon will bo used ) i L ¢ lusively Thi is the tirat, i M “ll Junean on the Yukon today that a definite step has bean ‘Melhodlsl issionaries 4 husthess: Uip to rival ¢f the sporting activities ol i % irove A eturned home Monte Carlo And Families Leave China Grixer Wwoun ety home e | . Ketehikan AOMIBAGEROGERSARRIVES ' \"",:I\,\‘ s ,\“’J:] i ;H"":',‘I"“";;' Joe Mayer, wholesale jeweler, w Rogers, Capt |ihe first group of Methodist mis- f PEECEET - funsan, Landstrum in port at \f«\‘\lv'\~“~’.1liyl}.4 l{llvllltllv\‘r ‘ ;H»hx“\‘ . 4 of local .,y, W veign Missions announced bl J51 - v er Yukon fro own, i Lad 14, Fills Dad’s a0 i T2 il und oris | OnS ate mneries Co. . r| Shoes as Publisher {00000, ' Viicon i My | and the foil Adgit, A. Allen, R,V A. Haglund, Miss H Jardo, Mr. and Mrs. B R. M. MacKenzie and v », General Ma E. P. McClos PPeret Phil HOT SPRIN ., April 12 king Company lips, James Rhodes, Mrs. Elizabeth | Tom Wyant, 14, is a real editor.! by his wife, arrived on the Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Albert fjjis Hermosa Westerner is no school yyukon from Seattle White, A, (. Williams, . A, Woods, paper nor neighborhood product of |}, Redlingshafer and son Tom, and three steerage 1 miniature pre It is a country peturned home on the Yukon t The Rogers was delayed 2 Hack Hills, with yom Seattle. Mr. Redlingshafer 1 1 day northbound to Juneau hy s and advertising. heen attending a convention of ling into praciically every cannery s father left Hermos agents fo the Forest Servi between Ketchikan and Juncau, with [0 manage « supplics. She s for Sitka Deadwood newspaper scheduled to saillhe jeft the lad to run the and way ports at 4:30 0/ own weekly His clack this afternoon calling Hood | him gather news, but Bay and Chatham with passengers | {he rest and supplies. She is due to return fo Junean, southbound, Thursday. ———— VISITING WITH DAUGHTER d, Oregon home Arps, J. M. Saloum mother helps gpen, returned home Tom does all g Yukon after a umer ttle. 3. Shoenwald neryman, arrive Yukon on a business trip. visit B TWENTY DROWN | TOKYO, Japan, Apil 12 Over 20 persons were drowned near’ Mrs. W, €. Wright returs usan, Kovea, when an overloaded home on the Yukon today after Mrs, Lee Kahn, mother of Mrs.fjeprybout capsized. Most of the 200 visit in the S I Goldstein, arrived in Juneau on)ahoard wer Superintendent rescued R the steamer Yukon from Seattle.} ————H— — pi il VIRG L Junaal WIIY (,‘AZ‘IBLE? summer with Mr. and Mrs. Charle “I tell you in advance what job will cost” \1|nm s01, Goldstein and will visit with hey daughter for several weeks - = FLIERS IN PORTO RICO | April 1' i SAN AN Poro Rico Amit 12| PLUMBING. HEATING PLANTS, OIL BURNERS this afternoon from St Ilmml For COTTAGE or SKYSCRAPER - Virg Islands | HALIBUT PEICFS PRINCE: RUPERT, B. €. April| 12— Halibut sales today were 66,-| 000 ponnds. American halibut sold for 9 and 19.90 cents and Canadian | for § and 16.90 cents GEO. B. RICE PHONE 34 PHONE 34 BUY NOW AND SAVE APRIL 9TH TO 15TH-—YOU SAVE 15%¢ and up 6 cans Peas Luxius for $1.00 9 cans Tomato Soup, Campbells for 1.00 8 cans Van Camps Pork and Beans No. 2 for 1.00 5 cans Sweet Kernel Corn, Happy Home for . . 1.00 4 cans Sifted Early June Peas, | Amocat, for 1.00 for active men-- \ 4 cans Stringless Beans for 1.00 | 13 cans Tomato Hot Sauce, Tru- A Gruen Strap pack for . 1.00 Watch 9 lbs. Head Rice for .. 1.00 Essentially masculine in style 10 Ibs. Jap Rice for . 1.00 and deaign, and sturdy in the 8 1bs. Seedless Raisins, Best, for . 1.00 construction of the movement, T o 7V 1bs. Powdered Sugar for . 1.00 Gruen Strap Watches appeal e 7V 1bs. Cube Sugar for . 1.00 to aggressive men of affairs. <l They help keep business ap- 3 cans Grape Fruit Olmito Fexos for 1.00 ,‘:}‘iffiii“;iunfl’,?!?fii‘.fl‘ J,;(‘,:] 4 cans Sweet Purple Plums, No. 215 for .. 1.00 husos sndlic e el 4 3 cans Del Monte Peaches, large, No. 21/, for . 1.00 sport wear. 3 cans Happy Home Bartlett Pears, No. 215 for .. 1.00 5 cans Finest Norwegian Bristling Snrdmes, Amo, for $ 95 2 cans Tea Garden Preserves for .. .. . o 85 "THE NUGGET SHOP ALL PURCHASES GUARANTEED NEW STOCK GEORGE BROTHERS PHONES 92 AND 95 FRONT STREET a Walker ikan. arrived urday. M en- m lay and two chil-! today on the Petersburg can-| in Juneau on the’ MRS. LUCIA NEWTON DIES | Soldiers’ He vd, Wash., last was only t on il last The e censed was L Mis, Bean on din is the the family to other broth ters residin |in the Sta a o' Advertising aiways pi Uso .| columns of The Empire. has all ce, in \!‘ a of SERVICE THAT IS BETTEB Phone 25 Free Delivery Betz Coliseum EASTER BASKETS RABBITS, CHICKENS | CANDY g | BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. Phone 134 We Deltver Substation Post Office No. 1 It is Spring Clean-Up—Paint-Up Time i Juneau Now l.,_._______—-Y—I nlThat it may | Melody Men | bushes up, Sy s becn trimmed and tiod | garden and flow:r | beds and (h: premises made Our Suit Line is all new—very! including the new taltogether clean and tidy Il of the work has been done by || large and complete. | Mrs, Alex Kolesnik ording to her | | SHFE D 2| husband. Sha will p her garden SHEBA PUMPS e end of April Composed of the Famous Kup- | \ nuing has bheen | ntown distict but penheimer and Keller, Heumann| You ought to see them before ctedd that a few warm reater activity Thompson. | vou buy your Easter Shoes. Vacant Lot Problem Tt G The vacant lot problem wa brought up by several of the sub e ek {committees. An effort will be mado | » Boy Scouts, Camp | hurch Societies, and M. SALOUM ik st .’. DS the summer possible to creat JUNCTION STORE ufficient intevest in the contest to secure an offer of a second anl | third prize in addition to the first Easter Means New Clothes THIS STORE MEANS WIDE SELECTION Hart Schaffner & Marx Means Best Style and Extreme Value You get the smartest of the new colors: Pigeon Grey, Hazel Tan, Roan, and Silver Blue. You get new pat- terns; styles from the great fashion centers and more value than you've seen in years at $30, $32.50, $35, $40, $45 Goldstein’s Emporium JUNEAU'S STYLE CENTER