The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 16, 1928, Page 5

IPIRE, FRIDAY. MARCH 16, 1928 By GEORGE McMANUS S —— WHY CHEVROLET IS THE MOST ECON- HONK PARDON ME g OMICAL LOW PRICED CAR \ HPN""// ) bOUR FDL.ANJ-/ \ THE DAILY ALASKA BRINGING UP FATHER W/})”zfi ] BY GOLLY- | JUST 1 STOPPED IN TIME-1 NEARLY HIT THAT |‘ ) O\_D LAOY 1 with Oil 1 with Air C 1 with Cra with Tt ‘hevrolet is “hevrolet i ‘hevrolet Fle um with | with with with with ‘hevrolet is ‘hevrolet is hevrelet hevrolet hevrolet t Vac equippe Chevrolet is equipped with Visit Our Beautifuvl Creatien of Showreom and Inspect This seneral Motors Connors Motor Com pany i Sneezing Powder Slops been ajected from the u ind janitress equipped with | Performance of Opera brooms, brushes and vacuum cleaners had finished clear tage and curtain of the di Ppowde the g rous powder could the perform- ance be resumed - WHILE Fresh Doily Varden Trout FRYE-BRUHN COMPANY QUALITY MEATS PHONE 33 THEY LAST ta the For every woman who is i over the servant there are a hundred who P B at IHELEN TO PLAY ST. GODARD WINS inicnict makers threw hoxes con | XOTFVIng because i looks ik IN MONTE CARLO THE PAS DERBY“‘ n‘v that was one problem they'll nev powder again | extent. | 4 q o SA"_ UN YuKuN Mot -Ragtisd: Bown TENNIS TOURNEY, ., 145 aren 16—mmnt st ! ity It will be a week, it b 3 Godard captured the anmual dogf)'" 4! or get a chance to worry ovar. - i PARIS March L Monte 1 N that lieves, before the men o) farch 164 Monte gopy when he finished the % settle down into arlo dispatch to the ¢ 40 ‘mile the Wil i speak of the < loperc covering HANNEL FVES |0 rations from that sey to a considerahl proved di 1 to sneeze they were u a word The show s0 vio Phone 257 For Bob Tarner cab The “Pregident.” It's a - e e lu, Rockaby Baby. If you go to'f tride they leg of race Juneau andhl)m;glas Teams Make Bids for South- cast Alaska Crowns On their way Juneau s Higl winner left x!‘ team, bot o -1'>m|ul H. 8. er here last evening on the steamer Yukon, the former five enroute to Wrangell, and the girls to Ketchi- kan, Opening in Wrangell ning, according to the schedule, the Juneau ag; will take on the quintet from Petersburg, which won the honors in the southern division by de ing Ketchikan on the Wranp- 1l floor a few weeks agp. two teams will meet three <conseculive nights, the team tak- ing two ‘of the three games being champion. Those making the trin with Coach Harry Waid are as follows: Jame [ e, Fred Orme, Robert 1 e, Arthur Burke, Henning Bery , Henry Nei Harry Brandt and Judson Whit- tie Only ame to decide the girls' and that will be a City sextet the K Dougl in Ke coach i to, Madeline J Roberta ¥ Violet Laundell, Ruth Lundell and Mona Carlson. Both local aggregation expect to return to Juneau on the steam er Aleutian, which sails from Se- attle tomorrow morning and 1 here sometime next Tuesday. ns, this eve anged one will be played championship, ainst the First tomorrow evening oa chikan High chool floor 5 girls xmkhm the mp Mae DROPPED FROM VARSITY SHELL BERKELEY, Cal, March 16-- The California crew may have a new coxswain next month when it races the University of Wash- ington in the annual Pacific Coast regatta at Seattle, although Doa Blessing, a veteran of three races against the Purple and Gold, fs not on the squad. Coach Carol “Ky” Ebright oust- ed Blessing when he steered the first varsity shell into a plank “and smashed in the bottom of | the boat. | The crew had to be picked up in the coaching launch and the| shell towed back to the boathouse. Mullins Given Place Blessing's place has been taken | by Vincent “Moon” Mullins, pilot | of the Jayvee crew at Poughkeep. | sle last year. The catastrophe | and the genéeral showing of the| crew men has put Ebright in no! pleasant frame of mind, with the race less tham a month away. The "California coach is experi-| encing no end of trouble in se- lecting a Dbow combination that functions properly. Bill Graham has lost much of the fire he displayed earlier in the season at bow, while Marvin |- Stalder and Carol Dressler fail to drag throu(h with their oars. Brown at Bow . Ebright has been using Ted Brown at bow, Steiner at two, Daily at three and Brink at four for the last couple ot nights-in an effort to get a smoother combina.' tion. been unfruitful. . The stern half of th- shell re- pg,h the otmq lq it ug -u sea- must maint { The London 1 race with the Huskies v Wiliss Ebright has not yet decide 18- to whether or not to stop off a tourna an informal rd e while the north. 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JusT as “Old Sol” brings a tempting cluster of delicious grapes to perfection, so does the special Frye curing process bring to perfection those Frye's “Delicious’” Brand Hams from tender, young, specially selected porkers. HAM is at its best just as it comes from the smokehouse, and with the great Frye curing plant in the heart of the territory it seryes, Frye's “Delicious” Brand Ham comes to your table with all the savory aroma and mellow goodness that has made it so truly “Every- thing the name implies.” ! By sending 3¢ to cover postage to Frye & Co., Seattle, you will receive a free copy of Frye's “Meat Guide™ " ——gvery housewife needs gne. > But the mulu s0 tAr hqvn for 112 hours ““londs. JOINS MONTREAL champlonship las his | Where 1 we IWork without , Phone 114. | Come | Glad s laav. J. D | We front St of Karl Brydge Godard’s total the three runniy } minutes and e WILLIE HOPPE IS BILLHARD CHAMP!IH‘- on February 28, 1!1:\] NEW YORK, clinched I rague vhvu larch the cushion ight \I'Lu Kieckhefer 56th innings ing 5 in the e e—— 16 American by , I'll wake you up when you ul\ to he Only interrupted after the rowdies apsed tin days was | Charter No, 5117 REPORT CONDITION OF First National Bank of Junc w Alaska, in the Territory of Alaska, at the of busi | or | {at Junean, close O1RC discounts, includi acceptances and foreign drafts | 1. aLoans and “'“\“ rediscounts, other bhanks of exchan of bills hilliare | sold by de-| b0 (o | or with indorsement of this banlk $ i Total loans 870,084.48 8790,084.48 NOD _Now Read This One r l‘ X located where hining fair Jumbo snow vanishes are facing Mt the On sammer's hott imply take Keep ourselves very acting More are For we Our new etti are here to stay. man Mr. ( popular to see you any Van Atta, gt anda «enve cal the coming every day fool s Mr. uong and don’t delay day. Prop. Phone 528, | IFT A[mqunl Press Your Suit secure circulation . 8. bonds par value) b All othér United States G ment securities (including pre- miums, ii any) 160,700.00 . TOTAL . 173 OTHER BONDS CURIT Banking Ilnu Pnlnl(llli‘ fixtures, $4,900.00; . Real estate owned other | banking house 110. Cash in vault and amount } from national banks Amount due from e banks, bankers, and trust companies in the United States (other than included in Item 10) Checks on other banks in the sume city or town as reporte ing bank Totals and 13 a Checks and drafts on banks Hll- cluding Federal Res e Bank) located o e of eity or town of reporting bank b Miscellaneous ash item Redemption fund with U. 8. Tr and due from U, urer 5 Other assets, if any The Bank of Nova Vancouver, B. C. 12,600.00 slow and 4,900.00 Oba Hoover | thik due 303,807.80 of Items 10, 11 Deposits in Scotia, TOTAL $1,679,191.44 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in ... Haioiaisy $ Surplus fund ... é a Undivided profits b Reserved for NONE § 28 current expenses paid Circulating notes outstanding Amount due to national banks Certified checks outstanding Cashier’s checks outstanding Totals of Items 25, and i W DEMAND DEPOSITS (OTHER THAN BANK DEPOSITS) SUBJECT TO RESERVE (de- posits payable within 30 days) : Individual check Certificates of deposit due in than 30 days (other for money horrowed) Other demand deposits ... Total of demand deposits (other than bank depos- its) subject to Reserve, Items 30, 31, and 34 . TIME DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO RESERVE (payable after 30 days, or subject to 30 days or more notice, and postal sav- ings): Savings déposits (including time certificates of deposit other than for money borowed). . . Other time deposits . Postal savings deposits . Total of time deposits subject to Reserve, Items 3 | s UNITED STATEQ DEPOSITB (other than postal savings), in- cluding War Loan deposit ac- count and deposits of United States disburging officers 50.000.00 i ¥ 50,090.00 $38,246, 38,246 1,656.66 33.689.97 12, 140 4 2,340.42 217, 19,794.29 deposits subject to ess than 10,980.00 1228.49 516,660.15 724,880.93 47,345.23 54,881.65 '827,057.51 69,789.22 | TOTAL . $1,679,191.44 Terlltory of Alaska, Town of Juneau, ss: I, R. H. Stevens, Asst. Cashier of the above-named bank, do ‘solmnly swear that the above statement s teue to the best of my knowledge and belief. R. H. ITIVINB Asst. Cashier. Correct — Atleut JOHN RECK, 0.0'“ H. WHITNEY, L. H mm, Directors Subseribed and sworn to hefore me m. 14th day of unrch, 9“ 1 SIMON HELL] lldlry Public. pires Jan: 14, uuw 504,456.66 | 200.00 | 204,685.00 | 6,600.00 | | The New Victory Six OF THE DODGE BROTHERS . 0. B. 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