The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 22, 1930, Page 8

| | | | . SNOOZE ADVOCATED DURAN To UUIT TO REPLACE NACKS BERLIN, Jan. 22 - The | American quick lunch coun- | ter is regarded as an evil by | Dr. Hermann Gerbis, public R health expert ‘What the Prohibition Official to Re- ® human body needs at high noon, he told the German Society of Business Hygiene, is a square meal, not a snack, and a snooze should follow. sign When Transfer of Unit Takes Place WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.—From the swirlu’]p cross currents of S e L Washington's dry law controversy se0secccescssccoe which he is chief, is transferred Aabistant Secretary of Tressury Diamond ~ Drill Operator | emerged the report today that Pro. B RgTI from the Treasury Department to the Department of Justice, Lowman, in charge of Prohibition, Comes to ]un(‘au with | said the Commissioner’s resignation i hibition Commissioner Doran will retire from the Government service when the Enforcement Unit, of Commissioner Doran declines to discuss the rumor had not been submitted but added Captain Strong ‘ that he had been told that several e | large concerns dealing in industrial The gasboat Amy arrived from| ©BACHRACH \ . alcohol had made extremely at- the mouth of Taku Ri at 4| Recent plctures of Chief Justice Willlam Howard Taft, whose weakened physical condition has tractive offers for Doran's services. o'clock yesterday afternoon with one' forced him to abandon his court work and go away for a rest. On the right he is shown in a .- passenger from the A Juneau | wheel chair as a result of a similar attack last summer. property at Eaton, B M. F !Kish, diamond drill operator, who| - came down the river in company |y with Wm. Strong and his dog NG Al She NB{Es FaRind X and was brought here for dental|and found that it was Jack Gucke y work. ‘ Alaska Tourist Outlook Kish reports little snow on the| A normal tourist business is pre- river and a temperature of 20 de-|gicted by traffic officials of the Man and Woman Unable &rees below zero at the works. The | pggific ~Steamship Company diamond drill crew is operating un- | tpouch f 1 0 3 ) P |though fewer large parties to Survive Cold Weath- der three shifts, the mine develop- {been booked to date. The er in Chicago ment crew two shifts. The low tem- oot crash and business perature caused some trouble With tions are thought to be the cause e the drill, but this has been elimi- (o) {he other hand, man; % any pe CHICAGO, TIL, Jan. 22—TWo Per- nated by heating the water before |y are accustomed to visiting Eu- sons, Mrs. Louise Brown, aged 75 it reaches the drill. rope d years, a widow, and Steve Francis- pespite the fact that three mdm‘ uring the vacation season d to take advantage of the ed around to see who \\.\‘ hEALTH EXAMS AT SCHOOL COMPLETED s Ith examinaiions oi Junw\x ol s!udem.s nl(‘(i. said. wat the examinations given at |y school are beneficial was the begi laration mzuh‘ ILLNESS COMPELS TAFT TO LEAVE WORK FOR REST IPooR FooD IS | the conditions have been com- © m: cases of in- mc last week. by Mr. Keller, the school year. who pointed out that 30 per cen jefects are corrected if noti ven of them to the par > child afflicted. This year 0 schools re generally good, he added. Mrs. D. H. Gillette with %3 7 SCHOOL HALF OVER i have been| The second semester of work in| Superintendent W. K. | the Juneau Schools began Monday | ng, following the examination | This marks the ning of the last one-half of LAST WEEK OF OUR January learance Sale WITH MORE ADDED VALUES - GAUSEOFRIOT, - LEAVENWORTH IOficial Report Is Made to | House Committee by [ Supt. Bates | _— | WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.—Poor od is given as the jmmediate cause of the Leavenworth Federal . Prison riot to the House Sub-com- i N 5 N § mittee on Appropriations which drafted the Department of Justice's supply bill, by Sanford Bates, Superintendent. “They serve 9,000 meals from one kitchen at Leavenworth Prison re there is a minimum of 1,000 at a time going into the din- ing room. You are bound to find there is poor preparation of poor food,” Superintendent Bates told the committee. s a remedial step a represen- e of the Bureau of Economics has been sent to study the situa- tion, Bates sald. e Our buyer has rushed in a new collection of dresses for evening and day time wear. They have been priced in four groups. $8.75, $12.75, $14.75 RETURNS TO WORK | Miss Ruth Krugness, who has ill for the past few days, re- ed to her position with the Bu- of Public Roads this morning. At these prices they are a great deal less than one half the regular price. Dl e e e s e ; | Materials in transparent velvet, flat crepes and prints and nedrly all sizes to choose from. RUBBERSA The Absorbent Soap Dish ¢ S ALWAYS CLEAN” New Felt HATS cowicz, were found frozen to death, receiving sets have been tuning in| as the city fell into the grip of a for the programs broadcast by sta- | cold spell. tion KFIU, of the Alaska Electric The woman’s body was found Light & Power Company, no sig- | huddled up in a blanket beside an nals have been heard. empty stove. The Amy will leave for the moulh‘ The body of Franciscowicz, bare- of Taku tomorrow or Friday, Capt. | footed and without coat or hat, was girong said. . found near his home in the sub- urbs. Famous Monastery BRIGE HUWARD - T Mak bear. Mr. Howard has been in- Blou ¥ l/]) fo ”""0 |vited to join the party in Septem Room, Soviet (,lub | ber. Mrs. Howard and the baby Wi MOSCOW, Jan. 22.—The Slmanov remain in Portland about a month, monastery, in former days the most Meets Many mem Ju~ visiting her sister. She will visit important and richest in Russia, |east of the mountains before r was today blown up with dynamite neauites on Vacation Trip |turning to Juneau about February to make room for a gigantic Soviet —Tourist Outlook {15 Workers' Club and “culture C('nA‘ i oy | Brice Howa ¢ ‘,w Gk o el 3 by 8. Sergius |to Juneau on the Admiral Rostrs| W 1[0 to Be Guests of T S RS accompanied by his - | 4 5 TR Owing to the fact thal com- p, ‘yigteq Seattle Portland and Byt plaints have been made regarding g, . Praiaiaco, WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.—Pres dogs running around in packs, all dent Hoover and Mrs. Hoover dogs so found not having collars 17, ‘be guests of honor at a banque! and license numbers will be picked {given by Secretary of War Patri NN Shovosties beag: held two {J. Hurley and Mrs. Hurley. This S B oo of is the fourth dinner given by of- GEO. A. GETCHELL, exp! |less expensive trip to Alaska thi {summer. ‘Tourist agents will n a bid for this business, it is Several officials of the Comp- troller’s Department of the Pacific teamship Company will make the trip to Alaska in May on a tow r)‘ inspection, and Mr. Howard ha, !been authorized by Hugh Macke of the Dollar Line, to arrange hunting expedition for himself a {his friends on Admiralty Island f 1<: - Mr. Howard left Juneau December in company with his wife and | their two children, to attend a con- vention of traffic officers of the Pacific Steamship Company, and i hich the|= the Robert Dollar Line, in San |ficlals of Washington Wi = el Chief of Police. | prancisco. Tom Kehoe, well known [Hoovers will attend. Ens oL P —— -2 former Juneauite, is now General Folia. 7 = Agent for the Company in New ) ENO York, Mr. Howard said, and Bob | Bruce, formerly employed by \he‘ B. M. Behrends Company of Ju-| G(luzetts H neau, is General Agent in Chicago. | = Hugh Gallagher, former agent in 45c é e Juneau, is Assistant General Mana- | = TR ger for the Matson Line in Ban = Francisco. Mr. Howard had the “For the = LOUDEN RUM AND QUININE Motor Cl | HAIR TONIC | On New Year's Day, the Howards |attended 'an outboard motor classic An clegant preparation em- ) (o, pake Merritt, at Oakland, in ployed in the treatment of {Iyhich 50 boats participated. They dandruff, falling hair, itch- ki bk pleasure of meeting all these one- time Alaskans at the convention. Discriminating Woman” had planned on an airplane ride g sy, g‘i 00 from the Oakland Alrport, but de- | BUTLER-MAURO 5 cided to defer the flight until some future time after witnessing the| DRUG CO. Sold only by the crash of a student flier on his first | free Delivery Phone 134 WHEN WE SELL IT IT'S RIGHT Express Money Orders solo flight. The plane crashed | Juneau, Druu into an automobile which was! D parked about two car lengths from | Com an |the Howard's car. | P y !l On his return to Seattle Mr,| < |Howard attended a wrestling bout Free Delivery Phone 33 |heuween “Strangler” Lewis and BIes=—— Post Office Substation No. 1 : Koonz in the Auditorium. During one of the big moments Howard FANCY BROADCLOTH Shirts An unusual value— these shirts are full cut, preshrunk col- lar and come in a fine assortment of s Flour! Today, 25 lb. bags best brand flour, $1.25 Order your green stuff and fresh fruit from GARNICK’S, Phone 174 | ) RETAIL PRICES PIPE Effective January 15, 1930 FIVE FAS AR RARER AR AR IHIIHIHIIH!IlllIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIlIIIllll'l!lll||IIIIIIl|IIIIIIIIIll'IIIIIIIIIHIIII 3 Aaaaaaaaand Hooooooow! IT BLENDS Dorado Club Silver Fizz “A Perfect Mix” GEORGE BROTHERS Exclusive Juneau Agents “BUY BY BRAND, WE DO! a, - It’s Your Protection” “Purveyors to Particular People” T DELIVERIES DAILY PHONES 92 and 95 al Spring Stock (T Ladies and Misses Cost Must Make Room for Qur | In Many Colors i | | 45 cents For Spring 1 Our first shipment of Spring Felts arrived yesterday and are specially priced at $4.95 to $6.50 S| The Nyal Service Drug Store =!Phone 25 We Deliver| SHOE REPAIRING SEE BIG VAN The Gun | - g | e R W N ) \ N N N \ \ | N 5 ) | N N ) N N \ s N N 3 \ N ) ) ) N : N ) \ \ N \ N N N ] N ) y N N N N \ \ d $22 \ an . s N \ ¥ \ \ N \ N N § N \ N \ \ N \ \ N N N N \ ) N \ N N N \ ) N N | ) \ N N : ) ) \ N L \ N M 5 ) ] | 5 Al Man NEW GUNS and LADIES’ FOOTWEAR QUEEN QUALITY LT U T T T T T T | AMMUNITION | . || Used Guns Bought, i ’lio_g\flar—Pnces | Sold and pames (1 J, M. SALOUM You will be surprised at what you save when you trade with Van. || Opposite the Coliseum. |} s J P ,Old Papers for sale at -Empire Office ALWAYS OPEN DEPENDABLE GROCERIES AT REASONABLE PRICES BEST BLTTER per pound (quarters) ..........45c (Temporary decline-—will be higher) SNIDER’S CATSUP, per bottle ..... ..... ......25 HEINZ CATSUP, per bottle ..... ..... ..... ....28 DEL MONTE SARDINES, No. 1 oval tins, per can 15¢ CROWN NORWEEGIAN SARDINES (olive oS L e G R e R GOLD SHIELD COFFEE, per pound ............50c CORONA COFFEE, perpound ..... .... ........50c LARGE BOTTLLE PUREX ..... ..... ..... .....35¢ (We give you pint bottle free) DRAINO (1 can DAWN Free) two for ...........3‘)c ND (o} o Inches Black Galv. VR S $ 800§ 10.00 colors and patterns. 34 Per 100 Feet 10.00 1 Per 100 Feet . 14.00 114 Per 100 Feet e 18.00 22 00 et 115 Per 100 Feet ............. ... 22.00 27.00 2 Per 100 Feet ... : . 29.00 35.00 ’ 2% Ber 100 Feet .................. . 46.00 60.00 SABIN S Per 100 Feet . 60.00 75.00 4 Per 100 Feet 90.00 110.00 C. 0. SABIN, Prop. Wholesale Prlces on Apphcatmn RICE & AHLERS CO. PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL “We Tell You in Advance What Job Will Cost” PHONE 478 T C T T EADER Department Store GEORGE BROTHERS CALIFORNIA GROCERY The Home of Better Groceries We have received fresh stock of Wheatsworth W hole- wheat Graham Crackers and many other items too numerous to mention. Two phones for your conven- ience. Sanitary “THE STORE THAT PLEASES” Grocery PHONES 83—85