The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 16, 1929, Page 8

P i & 4 - SECRETARY IS LAW CUSTODIAN, SAYS RUSTGARD Attorney General Rules on Duties of the Secre- tary and Auditor The Secretary of Alaska is the custodian of the “original enrolled Acts” of the Alaska Legislature, the Auditor shall supervise the printing and distribution of these laws, and the Auditor is not re- quired nor authorized to have a seal of office. This is, in effect, the conclusions of Attorney Gen- eral Rustgard in an opinion just transmitted to Auditor Cash Cole in response to a request from him The Attorney General said the statutes on the first two subjects “are very conflicting.” He quotes | Section 1,455, Title 48, U. S. Code, which directs the Secretary to| “record and preserve all the laws and proceedings of the legislative assembly, and all the Acts and pro- ceedings of the Governor in the Executive Department.” The printing of the Session Laws, heretofore under the direction of the Secretary, was placed there by Chapter 6, Session Laws of 1913, and this duty together with others| imposed on the Secretary by the | several Alaska Legislatures, was transferred to the Auditor by Chap- ter 118 of the Laws of 1929, Mr.‘ Rustgard held. He added: “Inas-; much as it has been made the duty of the Auditor to attend to the printing and distribution of the statutes it would seem that he is the proper party to certify to the correctness of the printed volume.” Regarding the matter of a seal| for the Auditor, the Attorney Gen- eral said: “I beg to state that I find no provision in Chapter 118 of the Laws of 1929 creating your of- fice that provides that the Auditor shall have a seal of office, and in the absence of such provision no seal is required or authorized.” - e PAUL'S APPEAL WILL BE HEARD IN CALIFORNIA (Ketchikan Chronicle) Setting for a long list of alleged errors on the part of the court, William L. Paul has filed an “as- signment of errors” to perfect his appeal from Judge Justin W. Hard- ing’s conviction for contempt of court. Paul was fined $175 on two [ e e ] At last — the BETTER BLADE for GILLETTE RAZORS Radium Blades are better| blades because they are made of the famous Swedish razor blade steel, the finest in the world. They sell at the same price as the regular Gillette Blades. Phone 25 Free Delivery R e e frrrr e e ALL LINES OF B TY CULTURE Beautiful Leon Oil Method of Permanent Waving | ALSIE WILSON, Operator Matchless Eugene Permanent Waving MARGARET LINDSAY Operator § ? | We Aim to Please l American | Beauty i Parlor el Kodak Winter and Pond Service Always Ready To Serve You ! \ ; Supplies ! \ Juneau Drug Company H. M. HOLLMANN R. R. HERMANN Free Delivery Phone 33 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1929. contempt counts by Judge Hnrding‘ in Ketchikan. ) AMBER WILL In a lengthy document, Pa l,[ through his attorneys, declages| among othe things that the court) had no jurisdiction to try the case,| EREGT BUREAU that the conviction was without UF due process of law in that no ac- | cusation was preferred ,against him, To Have Own Building on Front Street for Tour- that he was denied the assistance| of counsel in his defense and that | ist Information the court was disqualified. ! It is now up to the Circuit Court| of Appeals in San Francisco to de-| cide whether or not Mr. Paul is| entitled to appeal the case, and if| an affirmative decision is made on| this point, to consider the evidence| and hand down a finding. :rormatlun, housed in a specially % Sy | constructed building, wiil be estab-| lished by the Chamber of Com-| FORMER WRANGELL BOY merce within a short time, it was MARRIED IN SEATTLE decided at today's meeting of that | organization. Harmon Ensley, son of Mr. and|effect were submitted by M. Mrs. J. C. Ensley, former residents| Willlams, Chairman of the Adver- of Wrangell, was married in Seattle tising Committee, and formally ap recently to Miss Valeie Kilgore, of |{Proved by the Chamber. i Dawson. The newly married man| It is estimated the building and has been for the past four y |service will cost $600. Mr. Williams the employ of the Advertisers En- Said he had obtained practically graving Company of Seattle. His enough voluntary donations to look parents now reside in Fairbanks after the cost of construction and where his father is foreman for the the Chambe’s treasury would not laska Road Commission. |have to furnish finances except to; g o | pay for an attendant. I Cost Is Moderate | Try a HOT TAMALE after the, Two different types of building| show. Juneau Ice Cream Parlors, |were under consideration. Rough —adv, 'sketches of each were exhibited to | Plans to put this into| MADE-RITE PUDDING No Fus N Several A 0 Muss Flavors 13¢ pkg., 2 for 25 cents OUR-OWN JELL-DESSERT Wine, Lemon, Strawberry and other flavors Made from pure fruit Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 13¢ pkg g., 2 for 25 cents —FREE— Auto Strop Razor and Strop with $1.00 Auto Strop Blades. — FREE— Perfume with 75-cent box Three Flower Face Powder. —FREE— { ! ) X Three % Large tube Dr. West Tooth Paste with West Tooth Flower Brush at 50 cents. —FREE— One Dollar Gem Razor with tube Menn's Shaving Cream at 50 cents. BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. Free Delivery Phone 134 WHEN WE SELL IT IT’S RIGHT Sub Station Post Office No. 1. A publicity bureau for tourist in-| ‘| He is leaving next week for Seattle,| Washington, it was announced. Pe- 1 ner. {Shattuck addition cleand up by L. for next Sunday, Dr. Robert Simp- |the Chamber, and the final de-| |cision left in the hands of Mr. Williams. One, by Llano Morris, is a modified boxcar type.and can ‘bo constructed for $250, and the other by the Juneau Cabinet Works An Eastern publishing house, now preparing a school geography, de- sires the Chamber to furnish it with pictures of general Alaska industry, fur animals, reindeer in- {dustry and people. The Advertis- {was 38 feet wide by 10 feet long|ing Committee was authorized to Jmuv. eight-foot walls with sloping |supply the necessary photographs jroof, constructed at a cost of $375. [which will appear in the geography Mr. Williams said he would make |with a credit line to the Chamber. ’hns choice at once and get the work | Brice Howard, Chairman of the lof building under way without de-!Maxl and Transportation Commit- (lay. The building will be situated |tee, reported petitions are being |on Front Street in front of one of | circulated in several Chatham Strait| |the garages owned by I. Goldstein.|communities urging the Postoffice | Wiring and lighting service for 90 |Department to establish a regular s have been donated by the Al-|mail route out of Juneau to serve| aska Electric Light and Power|that district. Such a route would Company. also cover Stephens Passage to L. Kean Resigns | Petersburg. i L. Kean, member of the Board of | Eff to have a rural mail route Directors and Chairman of the established on Glacier Highway so Finance Committee, today present- far have not drawn a response ed his resignation to tfie Chamber,!from the postal authorities in having resigned as local manager |titions were forwarded late last year | of Frye-Bruhn Company. The Urging such a service, which had Chamber passed a vote of thanks been approved by local authorities, to him for his services and ex- but up to date no response has pressed regret at his departure|been had from the city. Approves esofution Temporarily, at least, he will be| A formal resolution approving succeeded by M. D. Williams, who!and endorsing the International appointed by President Faulk- Highway project between Alaska and the States was adopted by the Cleanup Drive Ends ‘Clmmb(-n Copies will be forwarded A final report was made to the the International Highway Asso- Chamber by the Juneau Woman's ciation, members of Congress and Club covering the annual cleanup other officials. campaign which has just ended.| Major Malcolm Elliott, President | Several places were mentioned as of the Alaska Road Commission, needing work to be done. Prizes informed the Chamber the Com- were awarded as follows: First, to mission is heartily in accord with Marvin Chase for Lot 10, Seatter the project and will do everything | Tract; second, the local American in its power to further it. | Legion Post, for its lot on Second, Volunteers for a final cleanup between Seward and Franklinjand last touches on the Boy Scout Streets; third, a lot in the Casey-|Ca | in at Eagle River are wanted | M. Ritter; fourth, Lot 45, Gastineau 'son told the Chamber. As many Avenue, John Sorri. The prizes men as possible are needed to help were donated by the Alaska Elec- get moss and chink the cabin and| tric Light and Power Company and prepare the foundation for a con- Butler-Mauro Drug Company. |crete floor. This will be laid by A vote of thanks was passed by Mayor Thomas B. Judson and E. the Chamber for the manner in|Krause. | which the Woman’s Club conducted Marine Ways Next the work. | A modern marine ways will be Flour, Flour, Flour—50 lb. bag, White Down —an excellent bread flour—$2.35 a sack at GARNICK’S, Phone 174 PIPE | Black Galv. 14 inch, per foot ... $ .06 $ .08 %4 inch, per foot ... .08 091/, 1 inch, per foot ........... AWy 14 I 114 inch, per foot ... 35 .19 1Y% inch, per foot ... T L 22 2 inch, per foot ... ... 24 .30 ; W holesale Prices on Application & AHLERS CO. HEATING SHEET METAL Juneau, Alaska RICE G PLUMBIN “We tell you in advance what job will cost” &P ; ) \“\\\\\\\\\\W\\\\\ ARRIVED A BIG ARRAY OF IN FRESH VEGETABLES AXD PRODUCE EXTRA SPECIAL~- Eggs, 2 dozen for 65 cents - \\\\M\\\\\\\\\\\\X\\\\\\\\&R\\\\\m\\mw et el ONDERFUL VALUES LARGE WHIT; FRESH TENA Beets, Early Onions, Pete Says- “SAY IT WITH CASH” JUST THINK ? 2 2 2 2 Wonderful Fresh Straw- A large varie WASHINGTON NEW SPINACH, pound $ .10 BABY STRAWBERRY RHUBARB, 4 pounds 25 PASCO TENDER ASPARAGUS, pound ... .20 FRENCH BREAKFAST RADISHES, 2 bunches.... .15 oK ALASKA RUTABAGAS, 6 pounds ... BERG LETTUCE, 2 heads ... CRISP CUCUMBERS, large, each ... e 5 Also Green Stringless Beans, Baby Carrots, Green Top LARGE, EXTRA JUICY LEMONS, dozen . E RIVER SOLID HEAD ICE- KEE CRABS, each . June Garden Peas, Cauliflower, Wax etc, PRICED RIGHT FOR CASH FRESH FRUITS e § 30 ty of Apples and Oranges priced from 25 cents per dozen up berries all the way from Arkansas at Twenty-Five Telephone 486 ! A SR ISP SRaie o o SR RO TR S ) Cents -4 G s 25¢ 25¢ 25¢3 A BOX % “WHY PAY MORE” Delivery Service built shortly at Auk Bay, the Chamber heard today. President and Charles Bender, who purchased year, will install a ways there to handle boats and make necessary repairs. prise were available. zation. & Scott to put in a stock of these caps for the yachtsmen. The pool on the Capital-to-Capital Yacht Race will be opened in a short time, tickets being put on sale in several places. Trees for School Twenty-four mountain ash trees to be planted on the school grounds will arrive here on an early steam- er, R. E. Robertson, member of the School Board, told the Cham- ber. He made arrangements for the trees during a recent visit to ‘Wrangell. That community is looking better now than for several years, he said. If the fishing season is nor- mal, the town will be fairly pros- perous. The sawmill is operating apparently with success under lease to Nick Nussbaumer. Travel up the Stikine River is heavy, and this week 28 men landed from the Princess Louise for interior dis- tricts, mainly on prospecting trips. The cannery business is active. The Diamond K Packing Com- for the season. F. C. Barnes, V7ill- iam Hale and Guy Chapin are constructing a small cannery on the sawmill dock. Ole Neergaard, pioneer canneryman for many years California Grocery Best in Everything pany’s plant is being put in sh-pe| Faulkner said he was authorized|Company’s holdings and is under- to announce that Mayor Judson|stood to contemplate building a | some cannery property there last)Robertson said. No details of the enter-ied it i ' If you are a member of the Ju-(Fourth of July Committee. neau Yacht Club buy an official/ will be announced within a few | Cartney, wife of Legionnaire Mc. cap, is the slogan of that organl-ldays. Arrangements have been| The Committee also announced made, it was announced, with Sabinit had allotted $250 to the City Men’s Fancy Hose 50 cents | Genuine Swiss, Roquefort, McLaren’s Imper- with the Burkhardt interests, has|bers of the Chamber on his ar. an option on the Sanitary Packing |rival. ———————— AMERICAN LEGION plant for the season of 1930, Mr. NOTICE Will Appoint Committee The Executive Committee report- had authorized President Faulkner to appoint the general Members of American Legion and | American Legion Auxiliary are re quested to meet at the Dugout a 1:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon to This | attend the funeral of Mrs. Me. Cartney. Legion members are re quested to wear caps. A large at | tendance is requested. —adv, Band for the current year. It will| —— i | also donate the usual amount of SCHOOL LAWNS $100 to the Boy Scouts if that sum is needed . TED Work on a lawn surrounding th : The Chamber will also take part|new High School building was] in the greeting of Dick Douglas, | started today. It is planned to noted Boy Scout, who Will arrive|have lawns around both the Grada here Saturday from Seattle. Local | school building and the high school] Scouts will look after Douglas dur- | and the mountain ash trees, recent- ing his stay in the city. ly obtained in Wrangell by R. EJ Col. Frank J. Griffin, Chief of | Robertson will be planted along thel the Washington-Alaska Military|front of the lots, Superintendent; Cable and Telegraph System, who|W. K. Keller said. will arrive here next Tuesday on —————— his first trip to Alaska since taking | LET MAC SHARPEN IT. Second] over that office, will be met by|Hand Store, opposite Model Cafe)] President Faulkner and other mem- ~—adv| RED ROCK PICKLE, CREAM, PIMENTO CUP -$ .20 LIMBERGER, 35¢ and ... .. GRATED CHEESE, 10c¢ and Kraft American, Pimento, Swiss, Imported ial Old English Sharp FREE ROUND TRIP TICKET TO SEAT- TLE—Tickets with every $2.00 purchase. GEORGE BROTHERS PHONES 92—95 Open Till 11 P. M. J.M.Saloum Just received a clever assort- ment of pastel shades in silk summer frocks. Priced at Only $12.50 ALSO—A new shipment of hats in a variety of mid- season shades and materials. | Goldstein’s Emporium Juneaw’s Style Center