The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 12, 1929, Page 6

i %= ORDINANCE NO. 202. (Continued from Page Five) Bl i R ized ' agent over the signature of owner or agent. The appli- must show: fst: Name and address of the of the motor vehicle. Spcond: Trade name of the mo- « vehicle, the model, year, type of Wdy. factory number and motor number thereof. ird: The power to be used, ther electric, steam, gas or other _Fourth: The purpose for which shid vehicle is to be used _Eifth: The rated carrying capac- ityyoi such vehicle which in case q(‘nutomobiles for hire, auto stages Y quto stage trailers, shall be the | seatinz capacity thereof, and scase of motor trucks or trailers shall be the rated capacity thereof ds given by the manufacturer [xth: Such other informa n as shall be required by the City ~With cuch application the appli- shall deposit the proper li- fee as given in Section 65 of Ordinance. The City Clerk gflk upon receipt of the appli- dation for a motor vehicle license, mpanied by the required fee, the original application on in his otrice and thereupon is- sue to such applicant a license for je number to be displayed on such otor vehicle as hereinafter pro- , and authorizing the use of ach vehicle upon the public streets r and during the term mentioned fn ine application therefor. The ty Clerk shall furnish to ever m whose motor vehicle shall Lt istered as aforesaid one number te, the same to have displayed apon it the license number assign- _to such vehicle, together With words “Juneau, Alaska.” The number plate assigned as herein gogided shall be and remain with motor vehicle for the period of the license mentioned in the ap- plication therefor, such number plate be changed annually and shall be of a distinctly different color each year, and there shall be a yrked contrast between the color | the number plate and that of numerals or letters thereon. The City Clerk may put such other mark or characters on such plate or fix the coler of same as he may de- termine. ... All motor vehicle licenses under this Ordinance shall expire May 31st of each year and shall be renewed apnually in the same manner and upoh the payment of the same fee a8 provided for original registration, sich renewal to take effect on the fixst day of June of cach year. The plates and certificates of regis teation furnished by the City Cierk as heretofore provided shall be valid during the year only in which they are furnished or issued. Section 65. Motor vehicle license The following fees shall be to the City Clerk upon the| registration of a motor vehicle in gecordance with the provisions of this Ordinance and shall accom- pany the application herein abov provided: Motorcycles $ 5.00 Antomobiles i 10.00 Motor trucks, one ton or less capacity . 10.00 [otor trucks, over one ton .capacity ... .. 15.00 General Fees. Duplicate licensc plates, Leach 2 $ 1.00 Transfer of motor vehicle ‘license, each 1.00 Operator's license 1.00 Buplicate operator’s li- {eense, each . 25 Anything hercin to the contrary notwithstanding, if application for a.cmotor vehicle license is made during the period beginning on the #frst day of September and ending omthe thirtieth day of November in amy' year, three-fourth of the an- nual fee shall be paid; if applica- tion is made during the period be- ginning on the first day of Decem- ber and ending on the twenty- th day of February, one-half of such annual fee shall be paid; if application is made during the pe- riog beginning on the lor loan or permit to be another, any license number to_him. | Motor vehicles and trailers owned by the Territory of Alaska or the municipality of Juneau and used | exclusively by them and all motor vehicles owned by the United States Government and used exclusively in its service shall be exempt from {the payment of the license fees | herein provided, pro |that such vehicles number vided, however, all display a ates assigned plate or r y the ; of Juneau or the United s Government, and all such | T y|ed for pleasure purposes ! into the City of Juneau which has transfer of ownership of any motor | along Or across any streets any ve- y | vehicle, the person in whose name | hicle the muni- | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE; SATURDAY, OCT. 12, 1929 ught been properly registered other bart of the Territory ka, any Btate or Territory United States, or in any country, the owner or oper: which accompanies sai sesses an operator’s li such other part of Alaska or foreign country, may temporary permit issued to it v iout cost to operate on the |and other public places of the C of Juneau for a period of thirty (30) days, said permit to be issued on a rm provided for that pur- vehicles shall at all times be sub- |pose the City Clerk when he is jeet to all the other provisions of |satisfied that said car is du this Ordinance. | tered elsewhere and that t Section 67. Added penalties for|son accompanying and ope failure to procure a license. The |same possesses a proper ope! license fee required under this Or- |license as provided above herein Section 70. Revocation of licen- | ec. Immediately upon receipt by the City Clerk of information con- cerning the conviction of any per- for the violation of Section 47 this Ordinance, or concerning dinance to be paid upon a motor vehicle shall become delinquent in the case of any such vehicle forth- with upon the operation of hicle upon the public street out the license fee re red by thisjor | Ordinance fir en paidithe third conviction within on to the City C It is hereby |year of any person for the vio | provided, in addition to any and |tions of Sections 48 and 49 of t s | |all other penalties provided by this |Ordinance, the City Clerk shall | | Ordinance, that if at the expiration | forthwith revoke the operator's li- | lof thirty days after the license | cense, issued to such person by Lhcl fee becomes delinquent such fee)City Clerk and shall-issue no opera- has not becn paid and registration |tor’s license to any such person |applied for, a penalty shall be|within sixty (60) days thereafter.| \added to the amount aisuch fee in|Upon the suspension or revocation | (25%) percent of the fee required Clerk shall demand the surrender. {by Section 65 of this Ordinance. |of the lcense certificate and any Section 68. Operator’s license. |duplicates thereof that may have | (a) It shall be unlawful for any been issued, and it shall be unlaw- | iperson under the of sixteen (16) [ful for any person whose license | |years to operate any motor vehicle |nas been suspended or revoked as| vest in the transferee. Upon the |such vehicle is registered and the ¢ |person to whom owtiership of such or which shall have any wheel or vehicle is to be transferred shall forthwith join in a statement of said transfer endorsed upon the 1| reverse side of the application for registration of said motor vehicle in the space provided for said pur- pose, Which statement shall be signed by the transferor and legal owner in the manner and form of his signature contained on the face of d application, and which state- ment shall likewise be signed by > transferee, who shall also set below his signature, his post office address. Said statement shall include an application by the trans- ferce for registration of said vehicle 1 his name. Said application so cndorsed and bearing upon the re- fc verse side thereof the signature of : the transferor and transferee, shall be filed with the City Clerk, togeth- er with the proper fee of $1.00 re- quired by Section 65 of this Ordi- nance, whereupon the City Clerk the name of said transferee and issue to the applicant without fur- tuer charge a registration certifi- cate in the manner and form as hereinabove provided for original registration. In case of transfer of ownership of a motor vehicle by operation of law, the notice of hotor vehicle, stating therein the amount equal to twenty-five of any operator’s license, the City |transfer above provided for shall be signed by the legal representa- tive or successor in interest of the s registered owner. Section 73. Moving unregistered vehicles. When it shall become ne- cessary for a manufacturer of, or | conveyed or transported, over, upon or object which, with or with- | out its load, shall be of such weight, rier, or at, tire so made, constructed, formed or shaped, or so equipped with spikes, cleats, lugs or other at- tachments or projections as to de- stroy or permanently injure such | streets or the surface foundation or other property thereof; but this on shall not be so construed to prohibit the use of tirc 1ains of reasonable proportion: motor vehicles when requirec because of snow, ice o1 other conditions tending to causc uch motor vehicle to slide, or skid persons not to dri the street is closed. Section 90. Parades. c on persons, society, association or or- or to cause to be ridden, driven or propelled any vehicle over or across any newly made street, across or around which street there is a bar- over or near which there is a person or sign warning e OVer or across such street, or a sign stating that § It shall be unlawful to parade upon any street without first notifying the Chief of Police of the intention so to do. Such notification shall be made in writing and shall state the purpose of such parade, the place and hour of formation, the proposed line of march, the name of the person or he be imprisoned Jjail until the fi fine. {_Section 93. Effect of Ordinnace. If any section, sub-section, sentence is for any reason held to be uncon- portions of this Ordinance. The City Council hereby declares that Judgment directs that the defendant pay a fine, it may also direct that in the municipal ine be satisfied, specifying the extent of the im-! prisonment, which cannot exceed ! one day for every two dollars of the ' clause, or phrase of this Ordinance stitutional, such decision shall not attect the validity ot the remaining it would have passed this Ordinance | and each section, sub-section, sen- | SCORE 10RUNS INWILD RALLY N TIH INNING ‘Ma.ckmen Come from Be- | hind to Overhaul Cubs Who Have 8-Run Margin shall register said motor vehicle in |t and it shall be unlawful for an: person to drive, propel, draw, move | convey or transport, or cause to b | driven, propelled, drawn, moved yed or transported, over along or across any stree any automobile, auto truck, traile motor propelled vehicle, whict h or without its load, shall weigl than ten tnousand (10,000 and it shall be unlawfu a truck or trailer on an with a load greater tha ten thousand (10,000) pounds, or t |operate or drive any motor truc cver or along any street with Joad exceeding its licensed capacity, or o operate or drive any three or wheeled logging truck over or any street with a load of ceding two thousand (2,000) s calculated by Scribner’s log and for the purposes of this inance the weight of the load shall be calculated at five (5) pounds per foot, log scale. Section 79. “Rough lock” forbid- ganization having charge or control )f said parade. Police at least twenty-four (24) yours before such parade is to take slace; provided, however, that this ime limitation may be lessened or he notice entirely waived in the scretion of the Chief of Police, 1y unexpected occasion, or, ‘ase of a parade of visitors arriving 1 the city within less than the above lescribed period preceeding the de-| ired hour or parade, the Chief of olice may in his discretion direct uch modification o1 the place of ~ormation and ot the line of march and other details of any such pa- |rade as public traffic and safety |may require; and, with the approv- al or on order of tne Mayor, may orbid or stop any such parade | wnenever deemed necessary for the prescrvation of Luc punlic peace. | 4. shall be unlawful to march in | any rade, upon any street, unless |there is carried unfurled at the Such notification shall be delivered to the Chief of tence, clause and phrase thereof' irrespective of the fact that any g;eteor morle sections, sub-sections, htences, clauses or phrases be de- smashed one of his i - clasred unconstitutional, ings for the circul;t“,s sicx:)l:ilglg ‘;;:y?:y o Bclls'gn f:;‘ Repeal. Ordinance and Bishop ahead of him. Nehf o s SJ; flllv other Ordinances couldn't find the plate and Coch- hergwith ob Ordinances in conflict rane walked. Simmons singled i e.l and tne same are for his second hit in a row. That Thiz Ofiiexa ed. was the cnd of Nehf, and Sheriff P r(X’I;mccf shall take cffect Plake was called to assume the ks et ce from and after its burden. Foxx rapped out his Passe‘d approval. | sccond single of the inning, scoring Comrr‘mn Co:ndflApproved by the Ccchrane with the tying run. Blake g i Alasknc thor the City of was jerked and Malone climbed the e 19239' s 20th day of mound. He hit Miller, filling the 'T'HOS bases. Dykes drove a fly to deep . B. JUDSON, left for two bases, scoring Simmons Mayor. {and Foxx with the winning tallies. ! Malone fanned Boley and Bush for i the last two outs in the inning. He |was taken out in the eighth to let | Gabby Hartnett pinch hit, and Carlson finished the game, holding |the A’s scoreless in the eighth. How Cubs Looked The Cubs scored two in the (Continued roi Page One) Attest: H. R. SHEPARD, City Clerk. >oe COMEDY CAST pon the streets of Juneau, Alaska |herein provided, to fail or neglect |dealer in, or a consignee of, motor (b) It shall be unlawful for|forthwith to surrender to the City | vehicles to move any vehicle owned any person to operate or drive a|cClerk any such certificate in his|by or consigned to him, not being imotor vehicle upon the public|possession or under his control. |registered under any of the provis- !streets of the City of Juneau, Alas-|" Upon receiving within one year |ions of this Ordinance, from any |ka, unless licensed by the City | verified written complaints made Clerk as hereinafter provided. Be-|phy one or more persons of two or rooms or other place of business of | fore operating a motor venicle Upon | more separate instances of reckless, {the public streets application for a|negligent or unlawful operation of | |license to operate such vehicle shall |5 yehicle on any public street by | be made by mail or otherwise t0|any person to whom the City Clerk the City Clerk upon a blank to be|hag jssued a valid, unrevoked oper- prepared and furnished on request | ator's license, the City Clerk shall by said City Clerk. No operator's|gix o time and place for a hear-! license shall be issued to a personling o determine whether or not between the age of sixteen (16)|the operator’s license held by such and twenty-one (21) years unless | pargon should be revoked on the the application for said Operatlor's|grqung that such person is unfit to license is accompanied by the writ-lyo oo jiconsed. The person so com- ten consent of the parents, or Par-|yisineq of shall be served with a ent in the case therc is only ONe|yyjiten notice at least five days parent surviving, or of the legal| o o the date of said hearing, guardian of said person in casely, apnear and show cause at such both parents are deceased, or of the hearing why his license to operate legal custodian of said person in |, “notor vehicle upon the public case of divorce or otherwise. streets should not be suspended or | To each person shall be assigned fome distinguishing number or mark and the Oity Clerk shall issue to| tne licensee a certificate in s\\(‘hl‘ form the City Clerk shall de-| termine; it shall contain the dis-| tinguishing number or mark as- signed to the licensee, his name, age, place of residence, business ad- dress, if any, and a brief descrip- tion of the licensee for the purpose +f identification, and such other in- fcrmation as the City Clerk shall deem necessary. Every person li- sed to operate motor vehicles as aforesaid, shall indorse his or her usual signature in the space on ‘he license certificate provided for Ithe purpose immediately upon the receipt of said certificate and the license shall not be valid until the sertificate is so endorsed. Licenses ‘o operators shall be valid for a period of two years and shall ex- pire on May 3lst, 1831, and every alternating May 31st thereafter, and the license certificate issued to sach operator under the provisions of this section shall be carried by the licensee at all times when oper- ating or driving a motor vehicle upon the public streets, and shall be produced for inspection upon re- quest of any peace officer. A fee 5f $1.00 shall be collected by the City Clerk from each licensee for cach license certificate issued in accordance with the above section. Duplicate license certificates shall be issued by the City Clerk to oper- ators upon application therefor, whether in case of loss or otherwise, upon payment of a fee of twenty- five '(25¢) cents to the City Clerk. All operator's licenses heretofore first day of | ssued prior to the passage and ap- March and ending on the thirty-|proval of this Ordinance are here- first day of May, sueh annual fee shall be paid. _Section 66. Display of number piates. No person shall operate or grive, or cause to bc operated gr a motor vehicle on the driven, public streets, unless such vehicle the :1 ‘minimurg from the ground. 299 , provided, however, thatenoth- this Ordinance shall ve con- by and at all times have displayed‘ onits rear as hereinafter provided number plate heretofore re- to in Section 64 of this Or- . In all cases such num- te shall be securely fastened motor vehicle so as to pre- said plate from swinging, and distance of sixteen one-fourth of [ 5y declared cancelled, and it shall e unlawful for any person to oper- ate or attempt to operate a motor vehicle except under an operator's {icense issued in accordance with this Ordinance. Upon receipt of an application as orovided in tnis section, the City Jlerk shall thereupon file the same wnd register the applicant in a book yr on index cards which shall be tept in the same manner, subject .0 ‘public inspection, as tne books or index cards for the registration »f motor vehicles. No person shall use a fictitious revoked. Such hearing shall be| held by the City Clerk, or by any| person or persons, not exceeding| three, officers or employees of th City of Juneau whom he may desig: nate. If upon such hearing it is determined that there is good and| sufficient reason therefor, findings and an order shall be made by the | City Clerk or by the person or per- sons holding such hearing on his behalf to the &ffect that such li- cense should be revoked. The City Clerk shall thereupon ¢ause such person’s license as an operator to be forthwith revoked in the find- ings hereinbefore provided for, )i\ such findings show or declare that such operator is a reckless or negli- | gent driver or that he is incompe- | tent or unfit to operate a motor vehicle because of mental or physi- cal infirmities or disabilities. If in any such case respondent shall fail to appear at the time and place fixed for any such hearing as is provided in this section, he shall be in default, and if in the opinion of the City Clerk or of the person his behalf, there is sufficient rcason therefor, the license of the respon- dent may be ordered revoked or suspended, whereupon the City Clerk shall upon notice of such order revoke, or suspend, as the case may be, such license for a period of not to exceed six (6) months, except in the case of in- competency or unfitness arising from pnysical or mental infirmi- ties or disabilities, in which case the revocation shall be made perma- nent or until facts to the contrary are shown to the satisfaction of the City Clerk. Upon the expiration of the period of suspension of any license as hereinbefore in this section provided for, the City Clerk shall return to the licensee his license ceriificate, or in his discretion may issue to {him a new ceriificate, and such license shall be valid for tne re- mainder of the license period, sub- |ject to the other provisions of this {Ordinance. Section 71. Transfer of licenses. No license shall be transferred from one person to another person, but may be transferred from one vehicle to another vehicle when duly authorized by the City Clerk No per- shall attach to or display on motor vehicle any number gte other than as assigned to it, ‘& fictitious or altered number , nor a number plate tnat shall been cancelled by the City 3 d to prevent the display of ay, number plate or plates re- d law of the Territory of provided, further, that 1 plates shall be fastened, |porting passengers for hire. to-the other, so as to obscure - by {for motor vehicles and operators him,thereof. Any motor vehicle design- same in applying for such opera- et T wor’s license, nor shall any operamr.':’c‘:i 1?1&];2“8?0;;0?::'@ agc(;:‘npan icensed as herein provided volun- Uik Svehcls th Wwhich it is d “‘:d .amr‘t.).v“spenmt . ofhier: Berdon % iu have such license transferred b lai by paise requires a greater fee than the ve- certinicate; nor shall any PErson| o yor which the original license "!ml ’: operating :‘; !der;vmg al;notgr was issued, the applicant shall ac- S 8 " anyh ol company such appiication with the sertificate belonging to another Dr-|, ;410531 amount required to cover e the difference between the license such manufacturer or dealer, or to a warehouse or other place of stor- age, over the public streets, he may cperate such vehicle, either under such public streets as are necessary for said purpose, without first reg- istering said motor vehicle or af- fixing thereto any number plates, provided, however, that in such event he shall first obtain from the Chief of Police a written permit authorizing such operation; and there is hereby conferred upon the Chief of Police authority to issue such permits in proper cases as herein provided. Section 74. Dealer’s notice of sale. Upon the transfer of any mo- tor vehicle by a manufacturer or dealer, whether by sale, leasc or otherwise, such motor vehicle, not being registered under the provis- ons of Section 64 hereof, such manufacturer or dealer shall forth with upon transfer, file with the City Clerk, upon a blank to be fury. nished by him. a notice or report containing -the date of such trans- fer, a deseription of such motor ve- hicle, and the name and post of- fice of the purchaser, lessee, or| other transferee. | Section 175. Notice of dismant- ling. Before any person, firm or corporation shall wreck, dismantle or dissemble any motor vehicle, or, substantially alter the form there- of, such person, firm or corpora- tion shall give notice in writing upon forms to be furnished by the do to the Chief of Police. Section 76. Notice of tranzfer of engine. Upon the transfer of any automobile engine or metor, except a new engine or motor transfer- red with the intent that the same or persons holding such hearing ol |phe jnstalled in a new automobile and whether such transfer be made by a manufacturer or dealer orj otherwise, or whether by sale, lease | or otherwise, tne transferor shall,| within three days after such trans- fer, file with the City Clerk, upon a blank furnisned by him, a notice or report containing the date of such transfer and a description, to- getuer with the maker’s number of said engine or motor, the name and the post office address of the pur- chaser, lessee or other transferee. Section 77. Transporting heavy machinery, ctc., over the streets. No person shall transport any steam shovel, heavy machinery, traction engine, or any other bulky object, nor drive any vehicle the width of which exceeds eight and one-half (8'2) feet, or the length of which, including materlal project- ing from the rear, exceeds forty- five (45) feet, nor operate any four- wheel trailer along, across or through any street without having first obtained a permit therefor from the City Council. Such per- mit may be obtained by making written application setting forth a description of the object to be transported or the vehicle to be driven, the route to be traversed, the hour within which it is desired to perform the work, the means of lo- comotion to be employed, and upon making a showing tuat the moving of such object or the driving of stieh vehiele will not unduly inter- fere with the rights of the public or othér persons in any street, or cause injury to the street or other property of the city, anq, if there e::. opl“:: ml;flt:,:rw;:;rg.yflom fees for the two ratings. A li- e I Sherate a car for trans. |CCnse may be transferred from one classification to a different classi- fication upon application to the City Clerk and the payment of the difference between the license fee originally paid and the fee provided by this Ordinance, for the class to which the transfer is made, together with an additional transfer fee of r fund which shall be granted only after|$100, provided, that no re a medical mmi‘x:nnon by & duly|Shall be made if the fee fixed by licensed physician of the 'l‘crrimry|hic of Alaska and a certificate from sald physician that the applicant is qualified physically and otherwise to operate a motor vehicle for such purpose. The cost of sieh medi- cal examination shall be borne by the applicant. No person shall display or cause to be displayed, or permit such dis- play, or have in his or her pos- session any cancelled, revoked, sus- pended, altered or fictitious regis- tration number plate, registration certificate, or uperator’s license cer- tificate. Persons applying for an operator’s license certificate with the inten- .|ion of operating a motor vehicle | for the purpose of transporting pas- sengers for hire shall be issued a special operator's license to be clas- sified as a “Taxi driver’s license” le to which such transfer is made be less than the fee originally paid, provided, however, the origi- nal license and the number plates must be refurned at the time appli~ cation for transfer is made. Section 72. Transfer of owner- ship. Upon the transfer of owners ship of any motor vehicle registered such vehicle is registered shall forthwith file with the City a notice upon the form by the City Clerk, containing the Section 69. Temporary Permits .. the name and address of the transferee, and upon such transfer the title of the number plates shall under the provisions of this Ordi-|jecting nance, the person in whose name|five (45) feet in length when such USRS o A is danger of undue interference with the rights of the public or other persons in any street or in- jury to the street or other property of the City, upon the exécution and delivery to the City of Juneau of a good surety or cach bond sufficient and conditioned to save the City harmless from all injuries which may be occasioned by reason of the {granting of such permit, or of any act done pursuant thereto; provid- ed, the issuance of such permit shall not be construed as a waiver of the right of the City to recover for any injury to the street or other property of the City result- ing from the transporting of any of the hereinabove mentionéd heavy objects; provided, also, that no 'mits shall be required of a ve- icle which, including material pro- from the rear exceeds forty- vehicie, togetner with its load, is of insufficient weight to injure the street. Section 78. Weight of load, etc. date of such transfer of ownership |It shall be unlawful for any per- | son to drive, propel, draw, move, convey or transport, or cause to be driven, propelled, drawn, moved, its own power or otherwise, over | den. No person shall drag or haul head of such parade a flag of the any timber or any articles along United States of America not less r over any street in such manner |than fifty-two (52) inehes by sixty- 1t a portion of the same shall six (66) inches, provided, however, t upon or come In contact with|that this requirement shall not ap- vessel or warehouse to the sales:mn surface of such street; nor shall jply in case of a parade by any any person on any planked, paved military or naval forces of a friend- lock theily foreign nation, who, as visitors wheel of any vehicle by the meth- |or guests, may be permitted to pa- od commonly known as ‘“roughrade with their own national flag, lock;” nor by any method whereby |colors or ensigns. hing other than the tire of| It shall be unlawful to march in such wheel or a smooth shoe shall lany parade upon any street carry- me in contact with the surface ing any flag or banner except the or macadamized street, of the street. |flag, colors or ensign of the United Section 80, Throwing nails, | Stat of America, or any of its tacks, ete., on the street. It shall |military or naval organizations, or be unlawful for any person to the recognized flag or emblem of American Legion Players Will Present *“Cappy 1S SELECTED fourth when Cuyler singled. The ball got away from Miller in right and Kiki kept on to third. Grimm drove one into the stands scoring Cuyler ahead of him. _In the- sixth, the Cubs scored five more. Hornsby led off with (a single and Wilson, Cuyler and throw, deposit or place in or upon any public street, any nails, tacks, ockery, scrap iron, tin ware, bot- glass, thorns or thorny clip- or thorny branches of trees, any friendly foreign nation or coun- try, unless such flag or banner bear some distinct name in letters clear- ‘Ily legible at a distance of at lea: one hundred (100) feet, or legend, . " . Stephenson duplicated, scoring the Ricks This Month iRa]ah and l-‘l’ack Quinng was |benched and Walberg went in for An excellent cast of Juneau play-!the A's. Grimm bunted and Wal- ers has been selected for the forth- berg threw the ball away, Cuyler coming production of the famous and Stephenson scoring. — Grimm comedy “Cappy Ricks” which will went to third from where he scored soon be presented here by the on Taylor's sacrifice fly. Root and American Legion on October 28 McMillan fanned, ending the frame. and 29 at the Coliseum Theatre. Rommel took up the burden in Rehearsals are now being held the seventh. Hornsby hit for three each evening under the dlrecuon;bases and scored on a single by of the wellknown and experienced Cuyler, for the eighth and final gagc manager and coach, Sanford run made by the Cubs. odge. City Clerk of the intention so to|when tae same i traveling at the Irate of twenty (20) miles per hour. or bushes or any other articles or|design or insigna, clearly designat- things likely to puncture or injure ing or descriptive of, or identifying the tires of any vehicle. ¥ it as the emblem of the persons, Section 81. “Joy riding” without |scciety, association or organization cwner’s consent. It shall be unlaw- marching in such paraa»; provided, ful for any person to drive or oper- | however, that this requirement shall ate or cause to be driven or oper- not apply to any flag, banner, pen- :d, upon the public streets any nant or other device used for pure- notor vehicle not his own, whether 1y decorative or spectacular effects with or without intent to steal the in any parade having no direct or same, in the absence of the owner|indirect political purpose or object thereof or w:};m;t sucrl‘l uwneri In no case $hall any American flag consent; provided, such consent|pe carried which shall bear any let- shall not bfc ir}l;lplirEd mt;n{ instance | tering, advertisements or other de- because of the fact at upon a|facement. previous occasion such owner had! The provisions of this section consented to the use pf the sgme;:mn not apply to religious or fun- or another motor vehicle by such|eral processions, provided, in case person. any flag or banner be carried in Section 82. Brakes. It shall belsuch procession it shall be the flag ,unlawtéul I?‘{ lanyufiers!on kt)o :nvelal the United States of America, or ‘a motor vehicle without a brake orithat of some organization or pa- b;z;léce:ts:f_g‘céf:é ';?wl;!rll;gh?g: :;D;)onhic. fraternal m—t stecret societi' al L su 0 persons except those partici- compiete stop within fifty (50) feet!pating in the parade shall keep off the streets temporarily for such parade. Section 83. Tampering with mo- | No person, whether a pedestrian tor vehicles. Any person who shall|equestrian, driver or operator of a individually or in association Wwith|vyehicle, shall break through or in- 3 rade or passage of the military ot art or parts of any motor vehicle inayal forces of the United States for the purpose of .mJurlng» defac- ;Provided that such parade shall not ing or destroying such vehicle, or linterfere with the governmenta’ temporarily or perma'nently P;’E- functions of we fire and police de- :;x;tu;}gml;z ‘exse;:;igg{:rr;g:n-w?lrl 3: %nr‘tments and chS carriage of the rpOs nited States mails. without the consent of the owner| No person, whether a pedestrian of such vehicle, or wno shall in any |equestrian, driver or operator of & other manner wilfully or malicious- | yehicle shall interrupt or break ly lnmfzx;e 0;’;;:“:; gfelfiflf, tv:he zg;gzgh the line r:.il a funeral pro- - |y n or any parade moving under hicle shall be guilty of a misde-|permit of the Police Department | meanor, except upon the direction of a po- ce: or parade shall not inter- i charge o in posession Of 813 |tidks of the”fies o peiis. depane SS ions 0 e fire or police depart- mg; ".’tf(l;u;; lgl ieli?lelctnfllnlyfi)p;;fl rsntez:ts or ‘c‘l}e carriage of the United 4 e of sh ates mails. to drive or operate such motor ve-| Section 91. Operation of aircraft hicle upon the public streets of the in, over or above the City of Ju- Clré);c fif; nJuflx}'aeaul;emn i T ?u:filgExcl}xslve o‘i taking off and 3 s learni an , aircraft shall not b jdrive. It shall be unlawful for any |flown: s person while taking lessons or re-| 1. Over the congested parts o celvmgi instructions in driving g the City of Juneau except at & upgratng alny motor vehicle height sufficient to permit of & drive, prope[ 2;-] ogfrale the same |reasonably safe emergency land- I . msness skrer T T DA G e dae, e e e . less n 1, eet. Section 86. Vehicles passing on| 2 Elsewhere at a height hills. It shall be unlawful for the than 500 feet, except wgere oirmllfif driver of any vehicle to pass a ve-|pensible to an industrial flyine hicle hedaded in the same direction |operation. The entertainment committee of ! the local American Leg?(::‘l Posr;ea:e HOLLYWOOD WINS determined that all who attend this| - FROM M]SSIONS show shall receive more than their | money’s worth in amusement value, The piay “Cappy Ricks” has alwa; been a favorite with the theatre- fact that talented local players will present it here will give it added interest. The people of Juneau who en- joy clever, wholesome, one hundred per cent American comedy, will look forward to the production of ‘Cappy Ricks” with keen anticipa- tion. The players appearing concert as follows: Ellen Hurray, up-to-date office zirl, Muriel Jarman. John Skinner, office manager and shock absorber, Homer Nordling. Florence Ricks, the flower of the Ricks family, Hazel Petrich. Edward Singleton, a lawyer, Frank Metcalf. in the sich father, J. W. Leivers. Captain Matt Peasley, young but hard boiled, E. F. Herrmann. Aunt Lucy Ricks, a nice lady, Edna E. Polley. Prookfield, the chauffeur, Harry Stonehouse. Alden P. Ricks, played by the director, Sanford Dodge. Between the acts, talented local nusicians will entertain the audi- :nce with selections of high de- sree. Col. Lindbergh and Wife Hop Northward MIAMI, Florida, Oct. 12—Col Charles A. Lindbergh, with his bride, hopped off for an' unan- aounced northward destination, :arly this morning. The flight slans will be determined by the veather, which is good here. [ WHO'S WHO i7 | AND WHERE | i & Dr. and Mrs. H. C. DeVighne and jaughter, Dana, left Juneau on the steamer Princess Louise enroute to the states. Mrs. DeVighne and Dana will spend the winter in Los Angeles and Dr. DeVighne, aftér e | z0ing public of America, and the Cecil Pericles Bernard, son of a, IN FOURTH GAME LOS ANGELES, Cal, Oct. 12.— Hollywecod evened the playoff series for the Pacific Coast League cham- | pionship yesterday at 2 all by de- | feating the Missions. \ Shellenbach, pinch hitting for Maloney, scored a home run in the ninth to tie the count. Carylye's double scored Funk in the tenth ,for the Stars to win. The short score follows: | | . Missions | Hollywood . oo Patteries—McQuaid, Nelson and Hofman; Wetzel, Sulvey and Bassle. el i YOUNG JAVELIN STAR IS GEORGIA TECH GRIDDER o T Y- ot ATLANTA, Oct. 12—Doug Gray- don, who set a national record for |the javelin throw at the Chicago {meet for high schools, promises to make a name for himself on the Georia Tech football team. { Graydon, a resident of Little Rock, Ark., astounded the country !when he went to the high school ‘meet in Chicago a few years ago and threw the spear 205 feet. Last year he was only fair as a player on the Georgia Tech fresh- man team but this season Coach Alexander says he and Warner Mizell are his best prospects for the left halfback- position which Mizell made famous in California last year. ——e e TWO NO-HIT CONTESTS IN ROW FOR PITCHER BATON ROUGE, La., Oct. 12.— Joe Amandee was just another small town semi-pro pitcher until he hurled two no-hit no-run games in sucecession. Amandee went to the mound for Morganze in one of the crucial games of the “Pointe Coupee Parish world series” and became the hero of a no-hit, no-run game, won By Morganza, 5 to 0. Joe registered his second successive no-hit, no- run win with a 2-0 score the fol- lowing Sunday. In the first contest he walked three, hit one and had another get on hase through an error, but he just before reaching the crest of a hill or on a curve or at any point where the view ahead is in anywise obstructed, or while the i vehicle ahead is crossing or waiting to cross or is turning or about to turn into an intersecting street. Section 87. Entering street from peint other than street intersection. It shall be unlawful for any driver to enter any street from any point other than a street intersection at a rate of speed faster than five (5) miles per hour, nor without first attracting the attention of signalling with sounding device, provided that the foregoing shall \not apply to the Fire and Police Departments of this City. Sectiort 88. Driving through cem- eteries. It shall he unlawful for any person to drive, propel or op- erate upon or along any driveway in any cemetery in the City of Ju- neau any vehicle carrying or ordi- narily ‘used in carrying merchan- dise, goods, materials, tools or rub- bish or any market wagon, milk wagon, dirt cart, moving van, dray, truck or other commercial vehicle, provided that this section shall not apply to any hearse or vehicle being :1‘1 a l!;nernl procession nor apply to vehicles employed City business. pl Section 89. Walking, riding or driving across newly made streets. t shall be unlawful for any per- walk, ride or drive or to be ridden or driven any , or to ride, drive or propel = son to cause animal, 3. Under 1,000 feet in heighi over any open-air assembly of per- sons except with the consent of the Chief of Police. No person shall acrobatically fly any aircraft over a congested area o1 the city, or, without the approval of the Chief of Police, over any open-air assembly of persons, or below 2,000 feet in height over any established civil airway, or at any height over any certined airport or landing field or within 1,000 feet horizontally - thereof. No person shall acrobatically fly passing pedestrians and vehicles by.|any aeroplane carrying passengers for hire or reward. Except where necessary to the personal safety of the pilot, pas- sengers or crew, when an aircralt is in flight the pilot shall not dror or release, or permit any person {o drop or release any object or thing property. while said aircraft is op- erating over the City of Juneau. Section Penalty. Any person who shall violate or fail to comply with any of the provisions of this Ordinance, or who shall counsel, aid, or abet any such violation or failure to comply, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine in any sum not exceed- ing One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars, or by imprisonment in the City jail for a term of not exceeding thirty (30) days, or by both such fine and imprisonment, except as elsewhere herein expressly provided. Provided, further, that when which may endanger life or injure ‘total number of pulps up to 22,337 visiting for a brief time in that city, will proceed to New York City where he will remain until about| the middle of December. |second contest, for he not only Mr. andBMrsA H. E. Cnrl’s“Oan:. kept the hit column clean, but and Mrs. 8. Klingenherg, K. Wat-again struck out 13 and didn't allow Rl A B I, Minahan, left Ju-|a ball to get out of the infield. He 3:’“ h::::t ’t‘iwm ?e:w:mr:mz; :’l?uwed ::lg o‘;g:;smg rx:henist. ving L st ———————— the summer here in connection with the Warrack Construction Company.| ., m: :Pr:z"mni 5 Y £ropu R, - SKHIPRIDS, - URRes 0 present at Moose Hall, Sunday at the Simpkins Stationery, Store, is{; D. m. to attend the funeral of ja_southbound passenger on the|proiner Tony Cardo. —adv. Princess Louise for Seattle. He will je gone about three weeks. i L o e e | NOTICE N LIy al Hi trsutone vonsicting 6f tulips, hyacinths, nar- = cissus, daffodils, crocus, iris and lil-| 5 g¢imulating hair tonic. Prevents ies. Our prices average less than A you would pay in the States for the same grade,of bulbs. iadv. JUNEAU FLORISTS. e — MOOSE, ATTENTION | All members are requested to be present at Moose Hall, Sunday at |/ 1 p. m. to attend the funeral of Brother Tony Cardo. —adv. el ‘The Chicago district federal court established some kind of a record when only four not guilty verdicts were returned in the year ending July 30, 1929. struck out 13 men and his outfield had only four putouts to its credit. He improved somewhat in the We have just now received our; |'ast shipment of bulbs for forcing Iand Fail planting which brings the