The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 6, 1930, Page 8

CHAMBER TO SEEK TAX ON JAP HALIBUT Will Wire Sutherland A ing for Five-Cent Pro- tective Tanff A request pound imported head 1 of the Seattle Cham- Assoctated Press Photo Work is being rushed on repair of the executive offices of the White House which were badly damaged by fire on Christmas eve. A concrete roof is to be placed on the building. take the benefits zive |to American Hearing in Seaiile in Seattle a hearin i reld on the probl t attl e Chamber of C At this investigati will be made to secure exa as to the ’\l’nHHHL of Japan- but imported 1929, the closir son COTY’S LIQUID culming to bring in Japanese halibu NAIL, POLISH the declaration made by H. G. Wat- ter on, Chamber of > Pre NEW dent. For the past several ye - he: said, importation has been tempted, but until recently Priced at One freezing process employed was M At the request of Carl A. Sut Dollar perfected sufficiently to make the head of the Fidalgo Island Pack- ure successful. ing Company plant at Pillar Ba In securing legislation on the the local Chamber will send a teic- i matter emphasis should be laid on gram to Delegate Sutherland askin two phases of the question, Allen g two-cent tariff on importa- “l;l[[:“_)’Al]I‘() Shattuck asserted. The first is t :‘ ’}f‘lfll’fliflu fish ”,v . ]’vl‘ R the number ci people who will be » herring red DRUG CO. affected by a continuation of pres- The Chamber voted ent conditions. ten tickets to the 24th e Dellvety.[ | " Phione ‘134 Thé othier (s the fact that & tive. |Of the Juneaty Firg Depa WHEN WE SELL IT cent tariff on Japane e halibut win |P¢ held Wednesday, Febru IT'S RIGHT riot increase the price of hal May Have Joint Mect 3 It is possible the next meeting Express Money Orders the American consumer )1: : ‘ Bt |the group Al ra oty it Wil he Alaska-Yukon Mink Ass —— s - formed recently with TRY ()UR FL() l]R | Amee. of: Petersburg( as Pre There about 20 mink farm i S’,Hf'\" ten of which a: { You Will Bake Wonderful Bread! | Ames is expected to arrive here ‘ on one of the steamers due this| { 25 pound size .................. e 125 ook, or carly next weok, and the fur farme e planning to vene. It ped the meetings | can be held as one during the hour amber usual gathers on| OUR BEST BLENDED, 49 pounds ..... $2.35 | | | ‘ Judge H. B. LeFevre was a guest lof the Chamber today | "Prank Garnick was named by President Watson to serve on the Local Industries committee with C.| T. Gardner and Wallis George. He will replace Henry Roden, who will be absent from Juneau much of the time during the coming spring and summer, v — BOY SHOT NEAR CRAIG | LW MODERN e Your old Oil Burner in on a S up -to - date burner, equipped with all the S. Marshal Albert White that a “ child was shot and killed at Aston | latest controls. Island, near Cralg. Deputy U. S.| YOU TRADE IN YOUR CAR WHY NOT || o o s o et YOUR BURNER? ¢ for Aston Island to conduct “Will make liberal allowance on old burners” l nvestigation and coroner's e ——— NGE FOR JAIL 1ew $800 electric range will be d in the kitchen of the Fed- eral Jail in a short time. It will eplace the coal stove now being used by Minnie Fields, cook. MEN’S OVERCOAT SALE Tailored Oregon City All-Wool in the very latest styles, All-Year Weight RICE & AHLERS CO. PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL “We Tell You in Advance What Job Will Cost” SPECIALLY PRICED Specially Priced $15.00 $19.50 $22 5() $21 .50 LEADER Department Store GEORGE BROTHERS |checks. Police estimate that Evan- {ston business men are holding $10,- 5 RADIO OWNERS ™z 2k, NEW REGME oo 0 ORGANIZE, FIGHT STATIC Chamber of Commerce to Back Council — Club Will Re-organize ® 00 eo0ee0o0eccoe TODAY’S STOCK . QUOTATIONS ° ® e 00 0o Cflsh It’s Not Cruelty neau mine stock is quoted today at 7%, American Ice 36, c : LOS ANGELES, Feb. 6—It is 784, Bethlehem Steel 101, Co (not cruelty for the wife to insist | Alloys 32%, General Motors 44, Goi | 'on the family savings beihg trans- Dust 46, Granby 58'%, Grigsby I Dic tdiomhlll for Colorado ferred to her account and then to now 15%, Kennecott 60%, order the husband to get out be-|Acme 24%, Packard 167 State Prison to Be : icause he wint not comply, 37%, National Brands | IIISli[Uth Such was the ruling of Superior dard Oil of California 60 i Judge Myron Westover in the case dard Oil of New Jersey 63%, P e b 6_a Of Elvon V. Corts, who was seek- Steel 183%. CANON -CTEY, folo.. Feb 708 1o Bivorse wilis Silk wife. £illio e AT O Corts, Executive Board re Council in pas: e “Radio Ordi e activities of radio far to wipe out local static « be combined, according ports made at the Junean § r of Commerce meeting to- litary regime will be instituted . State Penitentiary immed- er the Dictatorship of j H. Prack and M Patr Hamrock, former Adjut- ant Ge 1 of the Colorado State National Guard I dictatorship is arf effort to quell intermittent disorders. Charles J. Moynihan, Chairman of State Board of Correction said. Moynihan ‘made it plain that the existing administration at the prison will not be disturbed but Hamrock will be given a free hand L Fashicnable London has Ptack left | counterpanes of the type on the Alameda for Seattle, on |Elizabeth used, made by min, business and pleasure. in distressed coal fields. ipport of the Chamber, when me comes, was asked who was the ler of the Juneau Radio C Club was organized two ye k 1 been inactive most of nce because it had no 4 » take action against inter- me authorization by the last |’ 1 Legislature was granted |;: in Alaska to pass x~egulz\~1L s attempting to elimi- | the local Council has up an Ordinance which em- | certain ci / officials to ex- s for “squeals,” H. y clerk told Chamber tion has been slow on the mat- ( Mrs. Genevieve O’Brien, Chicago to T. B. Judson, | refused to take the stand 3 little support has | te5 tify in the trial of Howard Dor = ‘ .~ | her alleged lover, charged V\'”v n given the Council on the( myrder of her husba N Final ting on the Or-| O'Brien. Dorr, tes f)m;: in hi is pending an investigat own defense, declared” the shoot rtain where the expense of [ ing was aceiden Shop Here to SAVE We have a complete line of FRESH VEGETABLES 11 come from . Unternatiora a I ERELER Y, head il s b 25¢, 20¢ 15¢ and what the expense, if any, wil { B b L s 4 is wife charged Christiansen with PARSNIPS, 31, pounds .............. 25¢ N A ERETHE i ex. | tbandonment other ct P cted to be pa th 1 with fleeing with Miss 4 p()uud\ QU e S DR rtel of Birmingham, Mic Y ce identified as Mrs. Christian- n's cousin e were informed that Miss had been a est in the 1sen home at Chicago, ristiansen w >d in an- 4 of posing of his "Club anq | mortgaged automot 2adio Club will be 1 d and | in action Mr. Whittier red The ber voted to k the Council in securing ac- , in order that a nket may put on ‘“sq and other s in the City which serious- rfere with rece, the Council, nber of Commerce WOrKINg/iCo- | e oo ey tively on the matter improve- | Walk-Over F RLSH TOMATOES, puund . () 1) LETTUCEE ‘hoad ... .. .hqs i) 15¢ RUTABAGAS, 4 pounds ... .25¢ LARGE CARROTS. 4 pounds ... . 200 CARROTS. 2 bunches ... o . 25¢ SQUASH, puund S L 08¢ s in local conditions should be coming. HOME OF DORADO CLUB SILVER FIZZ e ELOPES WITH WIFE'S COUSIN Golden Glow—Deglet Noor Dates—Manning’s Coffee Shoes GEORGE BROTHERS FIVE FAST DELIVERIES DAILY Highest in Style, Comfort and LR PHONES 92 and 95 Open 7 a. m. to 10:30 p. m. CHICAGO, Feb. 6—Accused of eloping with his wife’s twentytwo- vear-old cousin, Melvin B. Ohris- tiansen, a young Evanston interior ! ! { ! ! \ ! y E ! { 5 } | s ) ] it /‘g BEE] N ! | ) { \ | | 3 ! N | i \ ! { \ { ! b % Quality ¥ f VALEN { ? ! | { { 4 { i : (‘\P“(“f;l:"\!:;x)r was sought on four cour Lowesi in g with s of B ,LADIES? FINE HOSE 3 { { § Charges against him include de- Price frauding fellow members of the Evanston Kiawnis Club by bad Whistle Candy ‘ All Silk to the Top Knit on 300 Needle Machines Juneau Dr ug PRICED AT $1.00 to $2.00 C ; 1 | Free D:‘::&pa';x{xe 33 l J. M. SALOUM R e e T e 000 worth of his checks, ranging from $100 to $300. gA BI N”S Issuing of warrants followed per- % ke 1 sistent rumors that Christiansen, who is 35, had disappeared two C. 0. SABIN, Prop. weeks ago. / One of the warrants obtained by | | | Post Office Substation No. 1 | e SR e e A S S S SSS ST Soy GRAHAM'S TAXI TAND AT ARCADE CAFE Phone| Anywhere in the City for Phone E = it E565 50 Cents 565 | | CALL Shorty (Graham) Mac (Magor or Roy (Thomas) Two New Five Passenger M arquettes at Y our Service DAY AND NIGHT e e [© e e e