The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 10, 1928, Page 8

. eral Judge T. . Arctic, . to points on which he had spoken. - THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, JAN. 10, 1928. SALARY FOR JUDGE REED COMING UP Controversy Is Discussed in| House But No Action | WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—The controversy hetween the Senate and President Coolidge over the appointment of a sucessor to Fed- M. Reed, First Di- vision of Alaska, was discussed yesterday in the House but no action was proposed Representative Florello H. T Guard'y, Republican of N York, during the i of the Department of Justice ap-| f propriation bill, said the funds had been made to include those for Judge Reed. However he was not mentioned by name, and the New Yorker inquired how long he was to continue in office, in view of the fact the Senate h: refused to confirm him for an- other term and that the Presi- dent had failed to recommend a successor. Representative Carl R. Chind- biom, Republican of Illinois, said Judge Reed would continue in office until his successor had heen appointed and he and La- Guardia agreed that without specific legislative action it would be impossible to prevent in- clusion of the funds for Judge Reed’s salary. RGSSMAN TALKS BEFORE JUNEAU * WOMEN'S CLUB Earl Rossman, author, photog rapher and moving picture pro ducer, was the guest of honor at the program meeting of the Ju- neau Women's Business and Pro- fessional Club last night at the| ForgetMe-Not Tea room. Mr. Rossman talked before the club for more than an hour and ‘related his experiences in the in Abyssinia and other parts of the world. He also dwelt on the conditions of the countries he has visited and fiie habits and customs of their peoples. At the close of his talk Mr. Rossman answered questions put to him by club members, relating Mr. Rossman’s lecture was the entire program of the evening. The next meeting of the Club will be a business meeting. BRIDE OF MR. RICH Announcements have been re- ‘celved in Juneau of the marriag> of Miss Roberta McGillivary of Ketchikan to Mr. Gilbert L. Rich ‘of Missoula, Montana, in Seattl, ‘December 29 last. The ceremony was in the First Presbyterian !Church. Rev. M. A. Mathews read the service. Mr. and Mrs. Rich are now on a wedding trip to California. , The bride is a prominent and popular member of the younger _set in Ketchikan and for some 'time has been with the Tongasy ‘Trading Company’s mercantile Sets Wedding Date |RICE RETURNS FROM TS e W i Mary Arden Schroeder, New Yorl soclety girl, has chosen January 2{ as date for her marriage to Clar: once Alexander Earl, Jr. " Gintersational Ilustrated News) - eee ANCHORAGE ELKS TO BE HOSTS AT DANCE HERE THIS EVENING The first of the two dances this week in the Elks' Hall, at which the visiting howling teams of Elks' Lodges will be hosts, is to be given this evening foliow- ing the Juneau-Anchorage and Juneau-Ketchikan matches. Anchorage pinmen will be hosts at this evenings’ affair, while a committee of Juneau Elks are as sisting and making arrangemenis toward making the evening a brilliant succ Dancing will start about 10 o'clock, dependent upon whether the bowling matches are complec ed by that time. The Moonlight Serenaders have been engaged tc furnish the music and the reprs sentatives of Anchorage Lodge No. 1361 will be on hand to, see that everyone has a good time. A large crowd is expected to be o hand to celebrate with the Elks whose dances are always popula: with pleasure-seeking Juneauites and visitors. WESTWARD GASBOAT TOTAL LOSS, FIRE News of the burnmg of the gas boat Trio, Capt. L. Bainter, own ed by the Enterprise Packing Company of Latouche, was filel in the U. 8. Customs House yes- terday. Ot 28 gross tonnage, the Trio, was built in 1914 and was valuel at $5,000 for which amount she was insured. The cause of the fire is unknown. She caught fire in Kachemak Bay on Dec. 21, 1927, and was a total loss, accorl-! ing to the report, the two men on | board at the time making their escape safely, B Thié store will be open even- Ings on the 10th of each month| for the accommodatfon of the ouse. Mr. Rich is representative of “the Black Bear merchandise, in Alaska. He has been making the rritory for several years and is ‘and favorably known. TWO BLACK CROWS Anderson’'s Music Shoppe adv - WE CONTEND AND_} MAINTAIN ind can truthfully say, that { we have one of THE BEST & and MOST RELIABLE Pre- ption Druggists on the Pa c Coast. Doctors can trust and so can you. The very 3 est grade of everything is and we do not substitute. Next Door to Graves Store Phons 33 VISIT TO GUTSIDE There is to Geo no place like Juneau B. Rice, local busin man, who returned on the Ala; da Sunday from a several weeks trip to the States and who de- clared hie encountered cold weath- er everywhere he went in the States so came back here to tha'wv out. After visiting numerons small towns in the south, Mr. Rice said that Juneau people should appre ciate the town they live in mora than they do. No town the sizc of Juneau in the States is as pros perous and as attractive lookins as Juneau, Mr. Rice firmly as. serted. Juneau will be the distributing center for Crane Products, Hari burners and Birchfield boilers, a. cording to Mr. Rice, who secured the agency for the Crane products for Southeastern Alaska. He pur- chased a ‘carload of various plumbing fixtures and will carry a complete line of goods. Within a short time his new goods will be coming in large consignments. In the spring, Mr. Rice plans to build an addition to his present shop, adding a completely equip- ped sheet metal shop and ware- house. Work will start as soon as the ground has been thawed out, Mr. Rice said today. - eee— NEBRASKA IN PORT The Nebraska, Capt. Martin Holst, unloaded more than 200 barrels of herring this morning at the Juneau Cold Storage Com- pany. e - Jld papers for sale at The Empire, g it . | Margherita Sarvat! (above), one of | Premier Mussolini’s most active | aides, arrives In Berlin on political | mission. Signorita Sarvat! got her | start by founding pbwerful Italian | mewspaper. “Popio D'Italia,” with #he Duce. (International N | reald | NEW CHESS CHAMPION ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10.—After (h--! feating his opponent in a game| |that lasted five and one-half| hours and required sixty-five | moves, Lewis Haller has been| | proclaimed the chess champion of | St. Louis. The deciding game was won from Eugene Roesch, former| titleholder. | Men’s Suits From $17.50 All Wool to $60.00 Kuppenheimer Exclusive Cloth~the Trojan W eave We also The merchant is the only reliable person teo éntrust with suit orders. take measure and guarantee fit, work- manship and everything the Finest Anchorage Lodge NO. 1351 B. P. 0. ELKS WILL BE HOSTS AT A BIG DANCE GIVEN- IN ELKS’ HALL JUNEAU TONIGHT obtainable in town— The music will be the best Moonlight Serenaders Dancing at 10 o’clock or immediately ™ TICKETS, $1.50 after the bowling contest. liidé Twenty Miles : Daily to Teach Two Jan. 10 BENZIEN, Miss Nella miles daily two pupils. During Mont., Gurnet travels good weather she drives the 10 miles to and from ' the columns of The Emplire. i school and her home here by au- tomobile, but storms and drifted snow sometimes force her to make the daily trip by horseback. It is estimaded that she will have to teach a school of|the end of the school year. PRI G I RS Advertising always pays. Yise “WHAT COULD BE SWEETER” LOST RHEUMATISM AND 125 POUNDS Dr. W. D. Darst said: suffering badly with her its juices. 1 hope A lady, rheumatism has lost 125 pounds and rheumatism along with S, And so it goes all day long the year through. to work 40 years yet and 55, weighing 275 pounds, it after using nerkraut and help humanity all that time by advising them how to live and eat—to eat to live and not LIVE TO EAT. We always have kraut and its juices on hand for you And what more it is in the FAMOUS HAPPY HOME BRAND. GASTINEAU GROCERY PHONE 37 And please do not worry about prices—you will always find them right with us. VEGEX Vitalized Food $1.10 | Creates Jar \ Health Vitamin Yeast EXTRACT GEORGE Phones 92 and 95 BROTHERS Front Street |Determines First Wlkite Settlement Vicinity St. Louis ‘g0 |traveled some 3,600 miles before | ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10.—The first | white settlement in St. Louis— {before Plerre Laclede Liguest founded his trading post in 1764 —was established in 1700 on the north bank of the River des Peres, at its mouth, it has been jdetermined by the Rev. Gilbert {J. Carraghan, 8. J., of St. Louis | University, in a study of 500 {maps collected for the Newberry Library in Chicago from the Na- | tional libraries of Madrid and Paris. | ALASKAN SNOW COVER The following amounts of snow were on the ground at several Alaskan stations Monday evening, January 9, 1928: Bethel, 10 in- ches; Eagle, 9 inches; Fort Yu- kon, 7 inches; Nome, 5 inches; Et. Paul Island, 3 inches; Ju- neau, .5 inch, . i AMERICAN LEGION ATTENTION! There will be a speciai meet- ng of the Alford John Bradford Post No. 4 Thursday evening at 8§ o'clock at the Dugout. Import- ant business of extreme interest to all members. Chow call after meeting. LEROY VESTAL, —adv. Adjutant. , Old papers for satc at The Empire. Blue and Whit rove——" e Enamel Ware AT COST Special price on cann ed goods by the dozen GARNICK’S PHONE 174 THE BURNING QUESTION What Oil Burner to install for the best and most cconomic al results, GEE BEE’S ANNOUNCEMENT to the public after investigating the many different burners on the market in actual operation in Seattle and Portland that the Hart oil burners sales for this year are the largest of any oil burner on the market to date, and that a large part of these installations are other burners taken out and replaced with the silent and Plumbing Oil Burners efficient HART. Heating OUR HART Ray Oilomatic Installations Speak for Themselves “I tell you in advance what job will cost” GEO. B. RICE Plain unvarnished facts about a plain unvarnished season-end sale that starts the 10th Prices Are Greatly Reduced On Hart Schaffner & Marx OVER-COATS $35.00 OVERCOATS NOW $23.15 $40.00 OVERCOATS NOW $26.65 $45.00 OVERCOATS NOW $30.00 $50.00 OVERCOATS NOW $31.15 Prices are reduced because we must have room for new goods. l:rice reductions are logical for you ‘and for us. So there’s nothing amazing about this sale—it’s good business all the way ’round. Goldstein’s Evmp'oriufm; 2 JUNEAU'S STYLE CENTER