The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 19, 1927, Page 8

POWER RATE ~ DISCUSSED BY COUNCIL A. E. L. and P. Asks Heat- er Charge Change—Pub- lic Discussion, December A request received some tim ‘ ago by the City Council that the Alaska Electric Light and Power! Company be given permission to} remove flat rates on electric heat ers and place such heaters on meter rates during the summer months, as is now done in winter months, was discussed last night by the City Council at its second November meeting This question wa fore the €ouncil at a October and was set porarily. At the present time a flat rate is charged during the period fro May 1 to November 1| and during the remainder of the year, charge are made according to meter read ings. The Company declared in a letter written to the Council that it losing money during the summer months and that it dr sired to charge for heaters o meter rates the entire year, It was suggested that promize made with pany whereby it would mitted to ‘charge for the power used by owners of electric heat- ers provided that the minimumn rate set on such heaters be abo ished or materially lowered. Coun- cilmen expressed (he opinion that many people with electric heatsrs, who paid the costs of inatally tion, did not enough power to justify the minimum rate and profit made in such c: 5 by the company made up for the amount they lost by charging a flat r on heatérs in the summer time. | No definite action was taken at the meeting, but the first meet- | ing in December has been asgide to consider the matter as a brought be- meeting in ide tem- was a the be com com pes- ) ho use set Silverware FLAT and HOLLOW WARE For Your Thanksgiving Table See our window display CALL 331 FOR CORRECT TIME LUDWIG NELSON Eipln Watch and Jewelry Repaliring —a A GOOD FRIEND in cold weather is a HOT WATER BOTTLE We sell them with a two years guarantee. Have you see our lurxé assortment of MANICURE ROLL UPS? Priced from $1.50 to $25.00 BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. When We Sell It It’s Right Free Delivery Phone 134 Sub Station Post Oftice No, 1. Holiday ; Goods - DR Rl ia et s ) on every boat. Come look over cur Christmas Toilet Sets, Christmas ry, and a lot of other gifts. Prices very | affecting the | the | the i THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, NOV. 19, 1927. T, business. The | attend and | may voice | of invited special public anyone his opinion is felt that order is to FIRST STUDENT on the matter the question public_and as i is one as such | ould dec it The Juneau permi m to )| road six feet in width from th i St gate south of the mill office 0!(laa Cluhs Orchestra and he burner at the south end of! ¥ g Band Will Appear— Public Invited be more or ided by Lumber Mill construct a asks plan the boiler room. Some trouble has been experienced by the mill, | communication said, with eakage of trucks, due the condition of the road, which was| The more or less torn up by the mill|the current school power trucks. Decision of the 8iven at the Elks' matter was left to the Stre v‘mm-mm“ at ) o'clock. T Commissioner. 1f the roadway is Club, nior Orchestra constructed it will be put in after | School Band and other groups will the ground has thawed be represented on the program spring, and will be built They will he assisted Mr run flash with the Harold E. Smith, soprano, and Mr present gravel roadbed. C. E. Ha N of vocal duets, and by PARISH BAZAAR - {to attend. No admission charged. The complete CLOSES TONIGHT "/ i 1. “Panorama Overture” | Jarnhonse Orchestra Pau-Puk b to tudent ¢ rt for will year Glee by R. S. Rav | who will give a piano solo is will he prograr Senior 2. “Dance Dance, Door Prizes and Turkey Sandwiches Will | Feature Big Doings | Wilson. Wilson Journe Clubs “Hiawatha's lee ondolier” Urhanek Moonglade™ Urbanek &l 8. Clarinet Quartetts Miss Gladys Naghel, Accomy “Ma Little Banjo™ Dichmont “Go . Down Mo:es™ Ton, is the closing night of the h Bifzaar which has been running for the past two days. A larger attendance was present lasi night than on opening ning, while tonight crowd of | in ¢ those in =earch of a good and plenty of excitement ticipated. Door prizes of importance be features pf this evening's ings, not mention that turk sandwiches will be served in the tea room. The danen floor is pected to be the main cent attraction The crowd gathered early la night at the Parish Hall and filfed hall weldl up with pleasur hunters. Booths did an even | ter husiness than on the opening night and all present had an en joyable time, with be spirit permealing the atmo, The dance floor was in use cc trom the time the orchestra peared at 9 o'clock until after midnight. | C. €. Rudolph was the lucky ono ! last night, the holder of the ticket | which won the $10 gold piece, as | the door prize. The turkey, door | prize on the opening evening, was | 11. won by J. Meyer. 1 Everything for the bargain seek ‘{ the H. 8 Miss Amar Boys' Qua Wilkes, Accompanist lis Henry Ghys orchefira Winds Blow"— (Bl Strau Wilson and time is an witl “Summe: do Danube) to “Daybreak e Clubs Desiderio” R. S. Raven, Pianist Volga Boatmen” Russian Folk So Where the West Fo- Phil.is Accompanist from L'Ar ‘Kl Mr “The “Out gins" Miss . Wilkes, “Intermezzo enne” “The Admiral Oyerture” Russull Senior Qrehestra “Steal Away to Jesus” Negro A Mornin Spiritual Smith, Sopra E. Harland, Tenpr Iris Gray, Accompanist. Now the Dawn is Break- Elgar “My Lord What Mrs. Harold E. Mr Miss “Lo! ing” “Knights and Ladies" Paderewskl er and pleasure hunter can be found at the Bazaar. If candy or| other confections are desired thex will be found. Other booths carry everything from silverware and, crockery to dolls and hams 1 Wheels of fortune and punch | boards, offer plenty of excitement,! Leonard and those desiring to carry home |away useful or ornamental goods can | procure them at any one of thn‘ many booths in the hall, Glee Clubs “Gibralter Overture’ School Band 12, Hayes LEONARD EKHOLM DIES Ekholm, 329, passed at the St. Ann's hospital at 6:50 o'clock last night of tumor of the brain, following a short illness which had confined him to ——— 4th Annual Canned Foods Week 10TH TO 20TH NEW 1927 PACK ARE YOU TAKING ADVANTAGE OF YOUR DOLLARS? THEY GO FURTHER HERE GEORGE BROTHERS Phones 92 and 95 Front Street S v rrr e - —————) WE SHOULD KNOW If you figure o installing an oil burner come and see’ us. We have installed OVER FIFTY BURNERS in and around Juneau and our experience enables us to advise you as to what kind of a burner is best suited to your needs. Our line of burners are nationally recognized as LEADERS in the various fields to which they are adovted. 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PHONE 37 ( | | to Alaska and made his home CONCERTISON ' : Hall tomorrow | T | | i | Cramer the hospita Several y ntil 1925 about the rked in a claim at for [ttie has a State son Funeral arrangements have n been made, be in charge ,l(‘,nvr-x Mortuary. | ROOF FIRE TODAY A A few sparks smoldering on (he and, tenor, in a group) Y00l of two houses in the India village shor! principal ‘of the high school, | this afternoon called out the Fire | Department. cordially inyite (made by the firemen, and no ma damage terial dwellings. two ye hunting returned here entered the hospital treatment. I since November 8 ears ago Ekholm can INEW RULE GOES | INTG EFFECT AT PUBLIC LIBRARY after today, November privilege of reserving new will be withdrawn, This the an equal to get a new book at the Juneau Public Library Following is a list of new books 1 “.\)'il'll will be placed on the 'shelf in the |*his -evening, and first come. | tirst served “Chivalry The famous author's a Western story of today with train bandits, a lady in L and the author characterist! humor. “Forlorn River,” by Zane Grey ted ranch romance of law. less days of © stealing. “The Mocca, Telegraph,” by H. C. Evarts, thwestern Can ada is the of a vigorous, hrilling romance of the open spaces. “Zelda Marsh,” by C. G. Norris. Ihe absorbing story of ful woman, ble: when he went He re last and Windham rs. territory cannery Ba Abo - | On and . the a wil e borrowers October he hance and trip, when known of Everett, Ekholm now Peak,” by Irvin Cobb first novel, but first novel, held services w Monday of the C ress, - tly before 12:30 o'cloch scone Short work wa was done to th a strange magnetism that drew | pe all men to her | “Trader Horn,” by A anu.‘ Both a biography and a travel story of Mr. Horn's experiences in Western Africi 1t is filled with rare and Quixotic observa.| tions. It is exciting and’ patheti=. | It is one of those literary acci-| dents that occur in a generation. “Jungle Paths and Inca Ruin by W. M. McGovern. 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