The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 25, 1930, Page 8

FRANCE MEETS: For His American Bride ITALY IN NAVY GflNVEI}iATlUNS | Pal'ity Between Two Euro- pean Neighbors Now Foremost Conference LCNDON, Jan. 25.—The French and Italian Naval Conference dele- gatfons in separate and private conversations have outlined the policies to be presented later at an important collaborative session at which the problem of parity be- tween the two neighbors will be considered. In Italian circles it is said they are still hopeful some arrangements will be reached by which France will be glven such securities as will make her willing to accept the Italian principle of naval par- ity with any other European power. | Members of the French delega- tion also expressed hope for solu- tion of the problem which has come to overshadow all others before the Conference. | It will be found, however, there is no indication that either intends to recede from their formal adament positions in which Italy has demanded naval parity with any continental power and France has consistently refused it. JONES IS ILL 3 LONDON, Jan. 25.—Rear Admiral Jones, who is here as Naval ad- viser to the American celegation attending the Naval Disarmament Conference, is confined to his hotel rooms by illness, diagnosed as ten- tatively indigestion although he has been suffering from a severe cold. He is 67 years of age : . s, with his bride (Sunny Jarmyn, American actress), leaving Christ Church, London, England, after the wedding for which the groom made a great sacrifice. He resigned his commission with the Royal Horse Guards to conform with the unwritten law regarding members of the Royal Household marrying actresses. The romance | Bas been watched closely both in England and the United States. { (International Newsreel) Francis Franci SECRET SESSIONS ASSAILED WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.—Secret sessions of the London Naval Con- ference were assailed today in the MEDAL QIVEN Gets Edlson Meda g Senate by Senator Kenneth L # McKellar, Democrat of Tennessee, oo 3 é’ as giving the international gather- GEN NUBILE 3 ing a “black eye” to start with. § : CITY FORCE BUSY {Swedish Geographical So-| t Juneau's winter street force, com-| clety Presents Award to posed of Pete Christensen and Duncan Sinclair, have been on the job the last few days getting the Italian Commander city streets cleaned up from debris! STOCKHOLM, can. 3. — The scattered about by recent winds, As|Swedish Geographical Soclety has| lack of snow has made is unneces- |Presented its medal to Gen. Um-| sary so far to use the snow plow_‘l)r‘rm Nobile, Italian Commander o they have been spefMing most of |the disastrous Italia-Polar Expedi-| | their time in the old cold storage |!on i building making alterations and re-| Gen. Nobile lectured before the pairs. |Society on the Polar Expedition {and paid a hearty tribute to Finn| Malmgren, Swedish Meteorologist, | |who died on the ice north of| | Spitzbergen while going to seek| Charles Wilson, resident engi- aid | neer of the Bureau of Public Roads, | In his lecture, Gen. Nobile said| is leaving on the Northwestern for that when the Italia took the fatal| Ketchikan, where he will spend |nose dive which ended in a cat-| approximately two weeks gathering astrophe, he gave orders that thel additional survey information. ‘Eballast be released but the orrler]' —_ |was not executed with sufficient idlspaLch, ~>-o—— WILSON GOING SOUTH Assoolated Press Photo Prof. Charles F. Scott of Yale was awarded the Edison medal of American Institute of Electrical Engineers for electrical research. D e ) - e 'Seppala Winner of ‘VI Poland Springs Racei 5 ? % | | SPICKETT SEES DOCTOR’'S PICTURE IN THE EMPIRE POLAND SPRINGS, Maine, Jan.| While he was reading The Em- B |25.—Leonhard Sepalla won the two|pire last night, John T. Spickett oW 300 day Poland Springs Dog Derby to-|was agreeably surprised to see the \(lfly- His total téme was 4 hours|picture of the Los Angeles doctor 16 minutes and 54 seconds over|ywho operated upon him last sum- RHUMOSAL [two 25-mile laps. | mer during his trip to the States. ‘ Mrs. E. P. Ricker, Jr, the lrmr\}Tm. picture was of Dr. H. W. Mar- COMPOUND woman entry, was second. Her time | taken with his bride Louella 4 hours 19 minutes and 35| par: Secretary. Flour! Today, 25 Ib. bags best brand flour, $1.25 Order your green stuff and fresh fruit from GARNICK’S, Phone 174 AGFA ANSCO FILMS and EASTMAN FILMS Let us do your DEVELOPING and PRINTING -g { \ \ \ 4 \ Good Plumbing Cheap BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. Phone 134 WHEN WE SELL IT IT'S RIGHT Express Money Orders free Delivery RICE & AHLERS CO. PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL DT e “We Tell You in Advance What Job Will Cost” PHONE 478 AR TR T T LT U (T e’ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JAN. 25, 1930. A skillful combination for | |iconds son, special writer of movie the relief of pain, headache, BRI rews. Dr. Martin has been Spickett's neuralgia, and to reduce fev- ‘RE v . | physician for years, and was refer- [ er associated with rheumatic | FREMMING: Ity red to him by Dr. Sloane, former affections. {| Frank Fremming, watchman :\l]‘ l u »physlolan; - DOW S of hos 1 $1.50 ! the Jualin mine, is in Juneau on a| = 1 » 1.0 business trip. He will return to e i zi(h» mine as soon as weather con-| ATTENTION WasONS Juneau Dr(l,fl' b od i G A stated communication of Mt. 1 = |Juneau Lodge No. 147, F. & A. | C i M., will be held in the Masonic OmpanY ! at 7:30 o'clock Monday % 1 2. Work in the M. M. De-, Free Delivery Phone 33| gree. Visiting Brethren cordially ! invited. By orde: Post Office Substation No. 1 | when you want it! wvited 12.](».<i}r of the W. M. 31 Try us out with your next job 1AS. E. NAGHEL, sy S —— I;i;zzle CAPTA]N GOES Daily Cross-word MRS. JONES bat of pleted it ke - purchased during the remainder of the trip. Mrs. Rae Stevens will have charge of Gordon's dur i ACROSS Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 8 Rubber ‘ Mrs. Jones’ absence. ls b Seranm i dminae | GUING SUUTH ADO CLUB AR: . .?lf;'::,: e BERT £ Al S }(‘)‘ ?;l:::ll;lld' ; DORADO CLUB ARRIVES " sheltered side Deceased \_ | 9. Cast off OP ENEIR M[BIA ease | i ragd All radio f i k 13, Biviieal coun- [N E O 4@ :‘f;u: of herole | s ‘rah“o ans are familiar w I t o bo. » e nig! y announcement by R 1. Siakespenrian (A[P|E JJ{P|S MA|L N[ [T| 2t Contensea (Will Be Absent Five Weeks |riguen” broadcasting over aeatic. ; i ST 15 Minate orities |RIEIAIDIE P REM/IISE g5 Bovns | on Buymg Tnp for KNX of Los Angeles and Holly- On B“dge Dlrectmg Sal- Mo eura. [DIEITIE|S|TIE|D AILIE|S] 25 Japanese i G d i s wood California which has to <> vage When Liner Slides | 17 e areex 5 TREIEID 0. Bomai overtng | e TR With the merits of Dorado Club 8il- age el ides 7 ree 3 ! | 3 Bones the stirrups of ;ver Fizz. Of Rock Into Dep!hs '::wt: % . S|C/ABEELD g IREC g :.fl"d'l:“‘“ Mrs. Winnifred Jones, manager of | “And How” Howell now broad- Teahiny ok P/A[VIANES CETA 31, 41",,,. Gordon's store in Juneau, is leaving |casts that the firm of Georg 0} | 32, ar T " NOS AIRES, Jan. 25-Cap- orded fanries |1 [R EJ (1T A =l Ciack 1n e (here for the south tomorrow on the | Brothers has been appointed Member of OBLE form of a ship |steamer Northwestern on a five|clusive distributors for the pr Theodore Dreyer, aged 56 S wihidie) = 38, Not flippant T b Captain since 1910, remained | 53. oreat gratn |AIF R [C/ARMAINII MIAIL] 35: Ovstruction ecks’ business and pleasure trip to |duct for Juneau and nearby t > brid 34, Attain . | STIEER 41, Celestial cities on the Pacific Coast. all of which will be good news to 1e bridge of the steamer Monte LIEIAISIEID )| sphere 1 Corvantes, of the Hamburg-Ameri- | °* virongly - w2 This is the first time Mrs, Jones [those who are famillar with Ms. line, directing salvage efforts Forest growths 58. Canal In New DOWN 48, D’nnllh"!::l"! has been south for 18 months. |Howell’s radio talk. the vikell AIAEOTPE Sk enin | T SO 1. Soaks flax ¥ | While below she expects to do the SRR O S AR Strait of Magellan, which | #* ;‘,,’:m‘:‘: ol .'y‘..',?,!’...ffii‘":oxnu Bpring Rl BRIOGELLIyIoE 2e N FROgMY ROOMS ROOMS held it for two days, and slid| 43. Closed cars Bow of a_hoat local store, and will spend part of | Steam heated rooms, newly the craft into the depths, | i perrerse el Sl U e e U ed with hot and cold running wa.- Others of“the ‘cebut AHA- hificers | 56 Bl ‘anfl’ . "B% P o American car- | During two weeks of her absence er. Beautiful marine view. $15.00 sed in time to escape the disas- 5 :|l:_‘:'y! orna. 6. ;\‘1“1,-\\ nee 2 gg'"nlr!:x grofix |she rwm enzioy avvacatmn. ICDTIDIEW monthly. Private baths. Home . Scene of com. 67. Prine ¥ Beauty de- ;lme.) of wgmens apparel will be Boarding House. —adv. | hundred membérs of the and passengers have been landed at the Prison Colony haia. $ is believed all baggage and me of the freight was salvaged fore the steamer took the last ven e e e BRINGDALE AND MESSERSCHMIDT HICH BOWLERS pe N N N i ams 1 and of League II ed 1400 and 1437, respectively the tournament on the Elks ¢s Friday night. Arthur Bring- bowled single high score of and George Messerschmidt cap- | | dale 209 at Williams and Ki M. Bavard, Selb; The scores la o'clock Barragar, will roll against and Andrews. night are as fol- LEAGUE IL | anuary 3 Team 1.— : G. Me:ser: 182 147516 W. Wilson 148 148444 Hermle 135 121—440 ( Total 465 416 1400| 2 T e T Team 2.— Iten-day-old baby, Ellen. The lit-| MARTHA SOCIETY DINNER G. George 151 146 174—471 tle mite accompanied them on the 5:30 to 7:00 P. M., January 30th. Noland 151 151 151—453 |750-mile airplane journey from —adv. Bringdale 149 209 155—513 | Fairbanks to Unalakleet. ST Cece: o AR T E S P L S Aiagkn 8 d\ll” country? ABk/the | Seomredreeeseseessmnag Total 451 506 480 1437|Neeleys! - -, | e SCHOOL TEACHING |rnat saWTHA BOOIETY DINNER TRAVELO FILLED wlTH REAL {Is going to be a winner . .. SWE ATERS NEW HASS {On Thursday the 30th of January; THRILLS; ALASKA Everybody come, dont’ be contrary |come anytime from five thirty to seven Bring the family, if only eleven. Dress them up in any old style appears to be adventure spelled ORIV be sure to wear a smile. SPiEh catitai latters | Worry not about the expense Take, for example, the . case cr‘A“ you can eat IU";I" cents. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Neely, for-| RN AT mer pedagogues of Olympia. Three| Alfred E. Jakobsen, 6 feet 6 in- vears ago they left for Unblakleet,jches tall and welghing 235 pounds n Norton Sound, to teach Eskime|W®lks & police beat at night and SHlrR e three (;also AL they|Studies at the University of Min- feared was the “Northern dullness,” |Resota in daytime. But their lives have abounded; in thrills. Only last week the Neeleys were (Seattle Post-Intelligencer) School teaching in the city may have its thrills, but in Alaska it| DRESS Latest Styles—Popular “Light in weight but heavy in warmth” 3 The Travelo can be relied on adv to hold its shape, doesn’t shrink or stretch, a real all weather sweater. Evening Gowns $15.00 and $19.7 SABIN’S WHITE CROSS practically the first to welcome} | back to civilization T. M. (Pat) . | D Reid, fiight commander of the Violet Ray C. 0. SABIN, Prop. || resses L= ! Eielson-Borland rescue expedition, 'and his mechanics, William Hughes and James Hutchinson. The event | attracted world-wide attention. Reid and his associates, after being miss- Priced $14.95 to $1 Model 53—Outfit Complete with ELECTRODES SERBIAN FLAG SOCIETY CELEBRATION MOOSE HALL ADMISSION—Gentlemen, $1.00 Ladies Free TWO PRICE GROUPS Afternoon and Day Time h,7:30 P. M \ L o il e s e i it G G B e it EN Shades 5 9.75 $25.00 ing a week in the frozen North- land, bad been given up as lost. And a year before Neeley and a companion nearly died from star-} vation on a trip down the Yukon River. In a deserted cabin they found provisions that saved their lives. And when the Neeleys gave up Phone city life for the “quiet” of the' North, they had with them their, SHOE REPAIRING SEE BIG VAN The Gun Man | } { I LEA The Nyal Servive Drug Store t 25 We Deliver Department Store GEORGE BROTHERS DER NEW GUNS and | The Coffee With i AMMUNITION (13 o b 3 the Qll “llty | Used Guns Bought, | SAMSON ; Aroma Sold and | Exchanged You will KNOW the quality of this coffee even before drink- ing it—so tempting and frag- rant is its aroma. It is blended of the finest coffee beans made to suit the most particular taste, and yet it costs less than ordinary coffee. Try a pound and be convinced. You will be surprised at what you save when you trade with Van. Opposite the Coliseum. ALWAYS OPEN o J. M. SALOUM| : LUGGAGE Suit Cases—Trunks 50 cents pound ; PHONES 83 OR 85 “The Store Tha: ’leases” , 3 Manning’s ’j THE SANITARY GROCERY FIVE FAST DELIVERIES [T Purveyors to Particular People GEORGE BROTHERS PHONES 92 and 95 7 a. m. to 10:30 p. m. : i following Transfer Companies: I JUNEAU TRANSFER ... Phone 48 JAEK’'S T CALIFORNIA GROCERY LB o Mo i BODDING TRANSFER.Phone 444 The Home of Better Groceries SERVICE TRANSFER _Phone 528 LU T T T TR D T SRR T O EIRT IS RRRNIIAL. i e S BRA T D T R AT T -{COAL }~ If you order NOW delivery will be made almost immediately by any of the PACIFIC COAST COAL COMPANY IR g - RANSFER ... Phone 524 TRANSFER .Phone 593 g PHONE 412 LT T T T e e