The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 18, 1927, Page 7

DOUGLAS - EAGLES HALL TO BE SCENE CHURCH BAZAAR TONIGHT The bazaar hy the Ladies’ League in the Eagles hall tonight will start at 7:30 o'clock and con- tinue all evening. Imspection of| the boaths and other features of | the affair will be of first interest | and will be followed by the pro- gram. After the program refresh- ments will be served and the ba zaar will wind up in a social| time. ; —ee—— ! ANDERSON PURCHASES RESTAURANT BUILDING! Mayor Anderson was the suc- cessful bidder for the old Owl restaurant building on Front street which he secured for the sum of $11.00 and ‘the responsi- bility of the building’s removal which necessitated its sale. Work of dismantling the property will be started at once by Anderson. ——-——— FIRE DEPARTMENT TO BE . ALLOWED TRUCK UPKEEP In response to an offer received from the City Council, the Doug- las Fire Department voted evening to accept a monthly al-| lowance of $10 for use in keen- ing the fire truck, recently pur-| chased from the city of Juneau, in good running condition. The department also went on record as being opposed to guy wires .from poles running to the ground in different -parts of the town without being guarded in some way to keep people from running into them. —— - - BIG. JOB FOR LAUNDRYMEN NEW YORK, Noc. 18.-—Laun-| drymen put in a busy wash day cvery day in the week launder-| ing linen for the Pullman Com- pany, which owns 9,711,155 pieces. Haif of them are on the 8,600 cars, while the rest are in storage or in the laundry. The average daily wash is about 1,-| 000,000 pieces, but in the course| of a year the laundrymen wash and iron several times 4,000,000 hand towels, 2,600,000 sheets and 2,000,000 pillow-slips. ——-——— Old papers for sale at The Empire. QUCH! 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And | | many, after one gets away from | 1 MEAR A CAT CRVING « CANT IOME ONE BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG THE DAlLY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRlD AY, NOV 18, 1927, THERE ¢ TUAT BaRNEY Qoq (E SHERWE HE S GonnA SAVE Tae & AT TAKIN WS LIFE \)uu WANDS INTS TOAT SQMEBUDDV FURNACE Sver :‘/‘j’;{ /N0 sw-eee! It ACT GONNA LET ANN O QLR MEN RISK THEWR LWES N THAT HOUSE CHEF -KIN VA GIT ONE To RESCUE THAT CAT™= THE SHERIEES MISSUS WUZ AWFUL FOND O Te CRITTER =\TS A SHWANE To \GANE Fer A0 DURN PUSSY CAT « THEM WALLS AT WP THERE To iy HERE PUS PUSS PUSSY Cowaprse A ANY Ak) MU RODEN MAKES | rmz TALK ON | VISIT ABROAD ! Gives In(ereshng Accounl‘ ‘of Visit to Several European Countries | | (Continues rrom Page One.) and a few 'Belgian officers also stationed there, and the Inter- Allied Commission still in Ber-| lin, he said there was little oppor-| tunity for secret training. In| fact, during his stay in Germany he saw but two German soldiers. Want No More War The German people, he declar-| have not recovered from the last| one entirely. He questioned them | about their feeling and only one person, an old woman, wife of a| former German army oificer, talk- revenge. She said the would recover Alsac2 later. “If we don', Germans sooner or the mass of French people are without bitterness and want no more war, he said, The common people of Ger- the cities with their artificial life, are just dbout getting back on their feet. Their clothes are aj little shabby, their houses not any too well kept, and “they are justj about eating, that's all,” he said.| Switzerland was seen as pros- perous. Northern Italy was in! fair condition. Everyone there talked of nothing except Musso-; lini and none but Fascists were to be encountered. Living Costs Comparable The cost of living in small Eu:| ropean towns are comparable to similar costs in Juneau. For an identical quality of clothing an1 wearing appdrel, clothing costs about as much there as it does here at home. Food costs may be slightly cheaper but by the time the Government and City taxes are paid, there is little if any dif- ference. European hotel keepers know [SUSP SRS | Hono!ulu Punch 9 4 | reservations. | similar | est | membered them to be. | mode ‘of living, PORTRAITS - MADE BY APPOINTMENT Don’t delay if you expect Christmas delivery WinTER & Ponp Stupio “DUXBAK” PANTS in all sizes, straight and laced »fl n wovmmunnnIhmdu.tuu special price of—each ........ MACKINAW COATS in dark colors, well' tailored and of exoelsing all wool materials ......$12.0 075 i i f officers will be held the lay. letter was received from the eters ‘\11;, Commercial Club ask- ng a: tance in securing a re- vision of the Admiral Line sche dule of sailings from Seattle. Dur- how to charge visitors, however, Mr. Roden explained, citing per- sonal experiences. On his ar rival in Paris, he and Mrs. Roden paid the usual $3 overnight charge to which was an additional charge for breakfast, which they had noc eaten, It was explained to them | ing the past summer season, its that the Legion had arrangad for sailings were made from sattlc brenkms( to be additional. A pa- on Wednesdays and Thursdays {tive of France, Mr. Rodon said,!The Petersburz organization wante would have had the bhreakfast'to have th altered to Tuesday: {item ineluded in the room charge. |and Fridays. The Transportation On his return from a short|Committee was asked to investi- visit with his mother in Alsace, |gate the matter and recommend he was accompanied to Paris by |action to the Chamber. his nephew who made the hotel| A communication was For about 75 cents, | from a Portland, Ore, Roden had a ronm!(!vn to the opportunity to what Legion visitors|lish an ice cream manufactury were paying something like §7. {hore, requesting certaln informa Not Like Home tion. It was turned over to Mr He was not sorry he had mad: | Roden who said he had the date the tour although he was disap- wanted as he had been investi pointed in it generally. Antici- |gating it for local interests who pation, he realized, was the keen-| he believed, would enter the field part of the enjoyment and Karl K. Katz asked for materia were not as he had re-|and pictures of Jungau and_ v “You met to be included in a booklet out of the hang of the old world. | 'o be issued shortly by the Nor You are mnot accustomed to their|thern Pacific Railroad on Alaska " and it was good | Both had already been forwardec to get home, he said. direct to the St. Paul office of the for tha season. quest for some of the new booklets was re- ceived from the Canadian Na tional Railways. The Capital Race is being boosted Olympia Chamber of said a letter received M. 8 Whittier from that organization Suggestions and plans for joint 1ction will be suggested by it la- ter, he said. Ashes, debris and other zar- bage are being dumped into the hasin and defiling the waters of | he pand there which is used for swimming + in the summer and skating during the winter, r= norted W. J. Lilevers. He sug xl the Chamber might secure re- lief by calling it to the attention »f the City Council or some other | authority. The Chamber will Or. H. C. DeVighne, Territoria’ Health Officer, to i stigate the matter and remedy it if the nced axists. same PIONEER WOMAN OF NORTH PASSES AWAY | AT ANCHORAGE HOME| Mrs. neer interior Yacht by the Commerce, © Cauiml Thomas J. McCroskey, pic woman, wife . of the | An- easc at Fairbanks, died recently at chorage from Bright's d She was ill several weeks and un-| derwent treatment at tha Govern- | ment hospital prior to her death, which was not unexpected as there had beem little hope for her recovery. Mrs. McCroskey went to Daw- son in<18 d moved from there to the interior at the time of the Fairbanks’ stampede. She was married there to Mr. McCrc | s ago. They moved to An-| last summer when Mr. McCroskey was transferred there | ce of the Alaska Road 1. She was a member nks Chapter of the and last recaived firm rela he and Mrs. to estah things ! Star year was dent of tha Pioneers’ v at Fairbanks. She was old and had lived in the inuougly since 1898. - — - | NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS g B 8 will be received for avating & lot, corner Second ex-| and | Bids north cor By BILLE DE BECK ||nupcx'lles in the Ester 'had been made. made several days b Mr pa {the Sullivan creek ground | Manley Hot Springs country initial payment was made a short tormer chief deputy U. S. Marshal |{ime ago by Mr. (acting for a Br Sylvester Howell. | mony at present. i three which can handle large amounts your {of ore .m«l I am representing one | through every air passage of the of Mr. ting in a smelter na. necessary to build a narrow gauge railroad about ito road. engineers Is favorable it is prob- able that opening up of the prop- |erty on a large scale will start in | Alexander, ! the near future. SuRE we $‘\'ubv d SANITATION =+ - CLEANZST LAUNDRY Vi THE NATION e o ALASKA STEAM LAUNDRY PRONE 15 CREAM FOR CATARRH OPENS UP NOSTRILS The Lemons said a second lar ment would be made soon onl in Tells How To Get Quick Relief from Head-Colds. It's Splendid! clogged [i;.‘i The In one mnute your - Lemons, who is|{nostrils will open, the air pas- ish syndicate, to!sages of your head will clear |an dyou can breathe freely. No Engineers are more hawking, snuffling, blow- now enrouta to {the Kantishna to examine what is|ing, headache, dryness. No strug- said to be the largest deposit of | gling for breath at night, antimony | course,” 18 your in the world “Ot!cold or catarrh will be gone. Mr. Lemons said, “there Get a small bottle of Ely's brisk market for antl-|Crem Balm from your druggist There are gnly 'now. Apply a little of this frag- in the world|rant, antiseptic, healing cream in nostrils. It penetrates not a companies head, seother the inflamed or swollen mucous membrane anid relief comes instantly. It’s just fine. Don't stay stuff- ed-up with a cold or nasty ca- tarrh—Relief comes so quickly. —-adv. Lemons has hopes of put- in the Kantish- It this is done it will be 50 miles in length connect with the Aruska Rail- If the report made by the PARBR PP o nia IV will sail for Ten- Warm Springs and Pert Saturday evening at ~—adv. | | Virgl | akee, |10 o'clock. - next to Kahr hous o cloze at p. m. No “ight reserved to reject bids. For further e A. P. Lagergren, Name Nominating Committee company. told, A committee to nominate direc | Revising Own Booklet tors of the Chamber for next year ! A revision of the Chamber’ was appointed by President H. L |own booklet on Juneau is now ir Lucas, consisting of Messrs. E. J [norogress, Chalrman Sperling of White, Gunnar Blomgren and J jthe Tourist Advertising Commit P. Anderson. It will report at|tee reported. One thousand ¢! the next meeting which will not|these will be taken to Clevaland be held, however, until Decem:jto the National Good Roads Show ber 2, as next Friday follows th= [by M. D. Williams and transpor Thanksgiving holiday. Election } tation vmm'mi(-q and tourist “gw Y |SECOND PAYMENT ora | MADE ON INTERIOR 's Carpenter “‘wv adv QUARTZ PROPERTY — e ——— | Now and then we see a wo (Fairbanks News-Miner) i nan who looks as if she had just A wire received yesferday hy| Iressed up to give the people on|George (. 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