The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 22, 1927, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA SENATEUPHOLDS = HOWARD OPINION, APPEAL IS LOST Senate l)(’clines Controller Bill Decision SPECIALS! Just veccived a <hipmeni of Rayfield Rayon Bloom- Nile. Grey. Tan. Fiesh and Pink. Sizes 5. 6. 7. Regular ! et § lon propose 5 disen debate establ hould |ceedings in Fadies” Allen Vivdale \ Medium Grey. s 8145 10 10, Mereerized Hose for pro ary ‘tend to obs lorainary leg |be highly Ipugn the vc Ibers of the [challenge th land for |ators winl will be a [the o Beive and Siz Special--50 Cents a Pair YMOCKS -- Smocks me: \ lenie new line of bight colors. Cre- nk and ons fo d of pol him death very J aelt trim., with solid trim. black sateen with cretonne § 9 | worry re with eretonne trim, 2.25 Each and solid eol Senator I bills in his found five {desk, floodi Egypt.” I Somat med the House stance and |cited the pr {to the form matter cont: APRONS-. Sleeveless Coverall Aprons made of figured and stripe Percale with bias trimming. sked la reve (had passed {introduced |gued ihere {raised as | Chair's de then be no iprop-iety | moasure He I vision for {troller. Bot vision that led by ,I f‘nh«l‘llul" of vote: Special--85 Cents Each B. M. Behrends Co., Juneau’s Leading Department Store l nc. being no 1 ity vote of Legislature lof order remarks, (man disclai jtion the mc the Senate Citing so lities quoted ihis ruling Chair place tion on the {He quoted Itort to proy raised by Bernice and Phyllis Zatenfield, thirteen-year-old twins, have turned proicsclonnl and-are . mak. ing plans to swim both the Camhun and hughsh Channcls Muchl Not'too—they ve already, e A L Mladh. swum around Manhattan Island. fi u W u s e i nternation. ewa: | ‘eal differonce some make mo- don't. f . | will ba| There is only ony bers of the |botween husbands Association in [ney and some and the Dakg hosts to me BEditorfal QUARTER MILE CHAMP SEEKS MARK IN HALF - IsDIANAFOLLS, Twice national pion, Herman 1 ion on twelve Nebraska and the Black | South ota, and Red runge an In- barbecue for cottvention at | e will take its| day tour Ind., April quarter-mile ¢ Phillips of Rushvill Ind., captain of the Butlor Colleg track team, has turned his attention this spring to the half-mile run. dian He is the only remnant of the famous Butler tri team which won Jhonors two years ago in almost every national event. His hest mark is 48 7-10 seconds in the qnart . mile, made at the national inter collegiate games in Chicage® lasi year. He won the s event (h year before, Phillips stars Qo the broad jump. —————— Iled Cloud Will Hel To Welcome Editors CHADRON, \lh, April western il Cloud KRISS KROSS SAFETY BLADE REJUVENATOR AND » do from his allotmen £ in western Nebr: do his fellow br of the Sioux tribe. They ride to work | on their white ponies and on state | ms appear in the "democrati vegons,” which the whites abandon- | a goneration ago. | > Michel, ancic Monks in Franc is i for tourists, A lll\\ll'!nlls hotal | Chief | built | Foek ted Cloud. whose father was il | #reoiig the last Indian vs to quit Old papers for sale at The Empire.| the worpath when civilization came jl)lxl papers ror sule at The Empire | RAZOR SEE F. CAMERON For Demonstration—Noland's Corner—§ a. m. to 4:30 p. m. e TEN DAYS Free Trial to Responsible Parties 20 Mount the Bened to be mod liked-in B t seat of 22 - be concerned only i it what? rted, Five Bills on Subject ‘rw-n fully co PR election ing could de and Stee! EMPIRE 927 saying the FRIDAY, APRIL 22, | i meas-| £ rely in transmission THE SEASON IS HERE——— [ een the two bra He main- ained hould have been referred | o th prope committ for com rison with the original Senate bill! o determine whether it was in fact the identical bill He further denjed it wa : ” When what is back of the clean-up and paint-up crusade means so much. Paint, varnish, enamel, wall and floor finishes give more than temporary charm, cleanliness and visual attrac- tion: They combat decay, they make a house germ- proof, and they protect the investment. The unpainted, uncared for home today is in the minority. We can quote figures and give you helpfal suggestions. 1y rate t it an idea- wning nf material e of the tical measure within the m he rule there wers lifferen cited s lterations the House hill Changs in and phraseology ] contends ufficient to re- move ainst it and it hould be admitted for full conside tration =] Should Adhere to Rules Senater Pratt affirmed the . for adhering to the rules. The \I-.‘I had been sent to the Senate, | properly, by the House; it had been {read by title and cquired by his |duty as a Senator, he had raised PIO-fthe point of order provided by Bould | Senate ruies. He declared this was own af-fhe proper proc to voice the o refer!ghjaction as early as possible in or ARAIMIer. s lidar to facilit nsaction of husi warniod, v and as a violation cf 1l processe s was discernad dine. “It woul President, he continued for M duty bound to make his ruling | \\\n n (he point was raised. And, when | “Llin his opinion there was a departurce | “To what | from v established custom|f the Sen-|ang pro was his duty to tain adherine 1he the x| ion that and made wor( 4, w o Override Vote 4 to 4. ued hm P » One.) ag nec in the 8 first bill hserve decor: linmentar y tices, sayine to the se, We I our proper any amend: fon of nate to citing . ished 1 not refer the Hou Juneau-Y oung Hardware Co. “If It's Hardware We Have It”’ as is not uwliuL e h truet no islative fmproper btes and Ho hem' as soon was me motives of to Caclare dding hop elve th to 15 MILLION FEET Of Good Saw Logs Wanted e ror e JUNEAU LUMBER MILLS s « of orc an laid down fo onduct of busines Never Before Senate Brown argued the ver been before point lit boidy Legislatu mbei of the should have the himself. read for his own voting e prophot I oblivion f it becausc ready to i | | House tun hilic n him HuH Pre for: not 8 0 i uestioned the ) prevent its entry ion that anythir of the L an inherent lemand its consideration by r branch i did my pper it ri > took | whicl | slature | 1 ensen he hand and “Controll n, i1 omparco ure saying they in fa oposed e loft sov 5 ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE I'red llenning entertained thi with two info 1 bridge pa:- . one at her home at the Mac Apartments, on Wedn of four tables and he entertained with the Forget-Me-Not spring time color scheme delightfully carried es with large bowls MODERN REASONABLE RATES e Dave HouskL, rrop. hjoct had | »(lruu Dunn to prove vined in the nsidered by the Senate oposition. If the original by last | six \ ernoon ing am th la the ti i Senator Steel would he no to the propriet; sion, that ther question as to introducing same jok the res carried a 1 be of majo el The consider ) c ol Howdy Folks? De Boss told me to step down here to tell yuh all dat when yuh get tru chewin’ de rag to come on down to de Rhodes’ Cafe for a real feed. We'se sure got de good eats. daffodils On Wednesday the first won by Mrs. Hector Ml consolation prize by Mrs Hawkesworth. Miss Madge st prize last e Howard received prize. Delicious served after bri 4% y was and Charles | e won and Mrs the con 8 L anos f could the im anoth Bricoe tion | were | partic of on detec the ted a clect h th oo — {MEMBERS OF CATHOLIC CHOIR ARE ENTERTAINED ! Where Front Street by mes flirts with Franklin in joint mee 1] st being r such v four mer terimine (he uiement all the m should e Men- of the! ivity dies’ Covers zuests Smith, < and inia M Wil- 11|r| }l Bilideau. DAHLQUIST LEAVES ! ist, U, 8. Cadastral U. S. Public Sur ca morning for P on the to Capt Dahlquist wii! do which will take Last evening, Rev. Gabriel ager entertained the memb: choir of the Church of the at a dinner served in the Club Room in Parish Hall laid f nine, Tre Simpkins spad a provisio rs moen ih major I THE ALASKA RAILROAD thtoughout the year operates regutar pa™s:=ger and freight train sorvice from Scward on the Coast to Fairbanks in 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 rallroad agent, or write Dept. of the Interior THE ALASKA RAILROAD (Mt. McKinley Patk Route) we Forrest, C Norton; Miss m Melntyre n « v med any inten tives of any n in the matter Cites Rules same 1nt £ Steel ( a different in m than the one h Senator rules in an that the point of order Pratt was | | | me hy auth Davis. 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