The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 18, 1929, Page 8

8 LOCALHIGHWAY Fritz Cove Section of Glac- Today to Traffic section was opened today for traf- fic. The road has been used to a limited extent for sometime property owners whose holdir adjacent to it. Mr. Williams sued a caution to the public today regarding its use. “Due to the fact,” he said, “that the surfacing has just recently been put in place, there a of soft spots. Drivers are cautioned to drive slowly and carefully until it has settled under traffic.” It is a one-way road with the turn- around at the Fritz Cove end and users are urged not to attempt to turn along the route The construction was done Johnson and Gardner, of Portl with W. J. Sisson representing the PO After you see your fam- ily doctor have us fill your prescriptions. We use the highest grade of drugs in all our preserip- tion work. Prescriptions filled as or- dered by the physician. | Juneau Drug Company H. M. HOLLMANN R. R. HERMANN Free Delivery Phone 33 oo omimiesoeed D8 ODen Wednesday, June 19. by |has an eigh 4. |At two or three poi THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1929. OR UNKNOWN SOLDIER AT ARLINGTON | b e ol B AI-I- BRITAIN Is Wounded by E! : B OB MOURNS BOOTH "t st CHICAGO, June 18.—An 11-year- HADLEY WOOD, England, June old boy playing with a group of dless of creed or religious | children about school building Britain mourns the |ynder construction, was shot and Gen. Bramwell Booth, | serior wounded when the child- ‘ i der of the Salvation |ren refused to obey the watchman | Army, who died Sunday at the | commands to leave the building. age of 73 years. The watchman, George Meservey, P vation Army is again ce- | has been arrested and charged with nted in bonds of union by the the shooting | common los ough Booth's con-\he fired one shot into the group of test for le during the last |children. - rent the mw\ni/,ulmn[ oo ;'0!'....0.... 1® TODAY'S STOCK ie QUOTATIONS XENIA KASHEVAROFF |+ quomamions } lS MUCH IM.PROVED‘ NEW YORK, Jjune 18. — Alaska | [Juneau mine stock is quoted today ashevaroff, who was tak- |t 6, American Smelting 104'%, Am- v her mother some time €rican Tobacco A 172, American To- ;0 to enter the Orthopedic Hos-|bdcco B 1721, Bethlehem Steel in Seattle for treatment to|107%, Continental Motors 18%, 51%, General Motors T3%, A, |Gold Dust 61%, International Pap- hat | € A 29%, International Paper B ““l;ll; i, Mack Trucks 97%, Mathieson ‘ il | ppcm_]Alkah 51%, Missouri 39‘., National | Associated Press Photo | through treatment, Father Knshu-fip‘_)“'er and Light 55%, Standard varoff said. 10il of California 74, Ste\fvart-Wur- | o enable children in the hospital |51 % Texas Gorporation 63, U. to keep up with their studies, in-|" e ¥ structors at_tend the hospital ('Mh\(‘OLLE('TlNG PICTURES day and Miss Kashevaroff is con-| IS GOVERNOR'S HOBBY tinuing with her shorthand and| typewriting, her father said. [ JACKSON, Miss,, June 18.—Theo- Mrs. Kashevaroff pl?ns to Ica\'cidm.c G. Bilbo, Mississippi’s preach- Seattle for San Francisco soom, t0|er Governor, who expects to retire visit her son, Cyril Kashevaroff and |from office January 17, 1932, will - knee, is doing splendidly, ac-|Cudahy Rev. g to 'her father, the ashevaroff, | an operation | that the condi President and Mrs. Hoover paid tribute to America’s war dead Memorial day at Arlington ceme- tery. They are shown decorating the grave of the Unknown Soldier, u as built at resident engineer. It | P; t of $108,000. It | eled surface. s leaving Juneau for the scuth on the Alaska, were: For Ketchikan—D. M. Bothwell, Ausmon, Marie Lindsay, L. ) NEWANGLEIN | | w. B. Adsit and one steerage. foot e of bluff: on- @ ard rails. G. Baggen, George Baggen, The Police were told | City Band, graduates of the Juneau High School and now attending higher educational institutions in Hoover Signs \Bill for Census, o the States, will arrive on the Prin- Rcapporl‘mnment cess Alice tonight. Both boys sent ST a collect radio to the band today l: g;vr:ssi?en:GTON' June 18. ®|for the members to be in full uni- g 0t Hoover has sign- e | form and give Dunn and Burke : Ien L ;uce{;fi‘usqeapporuon- ® | welcome when the Alice arrives. e - The census count e |Rgin will, however, prevent such ® will be for the calendar e a reception. | year 1930 and the member- o i clg i ship in the House of Rep- ® /] ' X WILL RETURN tiv ’ % {le:sznéaul;gi ;:111 be appor- e pr George C. Barton's office will . J : be open Wednesday, June 19. adv — e — [® 008000000000 eiipT MAC BHARPEN Ii. Second B T = Hand Store, cpposite Moae! Cafe. Fresh Fruit and Vegetables WANT BAND AT DOCK Clarence Dunn and Arthur Burke, forgger members of the Juneau R e ] Madame Helena Rubinstein, International Beauty Special- ist, says: “Remember that within you there is latent Beauty, new Youth, greater Loveliness. Let me help you.” i Local Radishes and Green Onions daily Valaze Pasturized Face | Cream Valaze Cleansing Cream Valaze le Skin Food i (embellisseur) ) Valaze Bleach Cream, Face Powder, Lip Sticks, Hair Tonics Sole Agents California it is buiit | | h points is | For Scattle—Mrs. Harry OIds, Pcte Schmitz, Mrs. Mosille Pete 'V. Menzel, Leonard her daughter, Mrs. H. E. Webber. 'spend his time from then on col- Mrs. Webber will drive with h‘”fllccting and framing pictures. mother back to Seattle later m: “When I return to my own the month, when Miss Natalia home,” said the Governor, “I'll get Kashevaroff, who has been study-; 0 . “he necessary tools to frame the ing at the Cornish School in Se-{300 pictures I have collected, and attle, will leave for San Francisco really begin to enjoy myself. equipment and will ship ard on the Yukon tomor |there it will be taken to where the same contractor has an- other project for the Bureau. Mr. | =usson will be resident He, Drawn Into Case—Nar- | i 4 and three steerage. cotic Traffic Issue : | MARY BRINGS HALIBUT June 18— | [will be ac mes | e | (to take up her studies under a|have pictures for every nook Dbl e hi _ authorities ha 1| The pas boai Mary, Capt. C. Ner- |teacher in that ci J |Drake who was also with him Oni‘ HtA AR elavine - of ORib] v P | teacher in that cit; corner of the house. gaard, brought in 6300 pounds of | whe |halibut this morning which was ited States District Attorney g4 to the San Juan Fishing and announced he “(\vuldv"mniP:\cking Company for fresh ship- priomisirig x?\' vtlganon tnvdvn-rmxm’ if thcmmg for 121 and 8.10 cen |traffic in narcotics formed thej_ _~ % i wm'rm‘b:\ckground for the slaying. Geddes, Dan Russell, Roy COX,| “gyiiels announcement came after | James Drake, xiarry Arnold, build-| o 0" 1109 been circulated that ing permanent homes; R. J. Som-|ypioo piy pad been engaged in the| mers, J. D. Helps, Dr. G. 8. Free-| 0 yraefic with Dr. James Snook, | burger, Z. M. Bradford, 8. J. Mac-| ;) yesterday an Ohio State Uni- S, B B Oleselnc, L1 S | versity professor. He is still held Piowart and A, V, I MRzern, “lfor investigation into the slaying mer cottag There are permanent homesteaders, who !uk the *i tled on the cove before the r was projected and whose prope apped by it. Three other ¥ § ds are located on adjac lands A the Fritz Cove job. Much building is ur the new ros summer cotta built or nder Among those buildi Theora Hix, when As Better Quality—Better Trade IMPORTED RUSSIAN WHOLE GRAIN DITTMANN CAVIAR ..o ... ... LUSKS DUSSELDORF STYLE MUSTARD jar 35¢ Alligator e a | | v/ ALASKA SOUTHBOUND | | EARLY THIS A. M. S i e steamer Alaska, Capt. H | Anderson, docked at the City dock | CHARLES OTTESON HERE {from the Westward at 1:30 o'clock ' FROM FUNTER BAY|this morning and sailed from the | |Juneau Cold Storage dock, where | Charles Otteson, president of :h(“fl loaded fresh fish, at three a.m. | Alaska Dano Minir ar- (The Alaska had a large list of | rived in town yest from the | round-trippers aboard, includmg(‘no‘ Funter Bay mine after supplies Jsl\rinc party of 43 from Cleveland, | Tunnel work under contract nlO.. and the following passengers‘ | The All Weather Coat TG Light, durable and Watch for prices on Pineapple, Orange and Grapefruit Juices now added to our Fancy Groceries GEORGE BROTHERS PHONES 92-—95 Open Till 11 P. M. OO0 water tight SABIN & SCOTT The Store For Men progressing satisfactorily, Mr. Otte- | for Juneau: son reported. i Joe Kelly, P. H. Abbott, G. R. e |Flynn, J. H. Brokaw, Ada Murray, | WILL RETURN chonn Murray, W. H. Meiller, G. E. | Dr. George C. Barton's office will| Hayes, F. L. Hutchins, C. G. Mil- | adv |[ler and I. Jacobson. | Grocery Phone 478 Free Delivery PHONE 478 * @ Phone 25 Free Delivery ANOTHER SHIPMENT Of our excellent grade of COFFEE, 1b...$ .50 FLOUR—White Swan, good bread flour, 50 pounds 2.30 FISHER’S BLEND, 50 pound bags...... 2.50 BUTTER, Good Creamery, pound........ .50 POWDERED SUGAR, 2 pounds for .... .25 } THESE ARE NOT SPECIALS BUT OUR REGULAR PRICES Our success comes from selling Good Goods and saving you money GARNICK? PHONE 174 GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE | d We were badly crowded yesterday and somewhat RUSHED. We have added additional sales people, Parcel Wrappers, etc., and will be in position to give you better service from now on. Everything Must Go From Every Department Store Closed Half Hour for Lunch; 12:45 to 1:15 P. M POSITIVELY NO CREDIT --- NO APPROVALS --- NO EX- IS NOW ON at Cost and Less for Cash STORE HOURS---9 A. M. TO 5 P. M. We haven'’t tables enough to duplicated. CHANGES OR REFUNDS DELIVERIES O GOLDSTEIN'S EMPORIUM each one will be refilled daily with bargains that cannot’ be LARGE PARCELS ONLY Only accommodate everything but