The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 28, 1930, Page 8

8 LARGE AMOUNT Fish This Morning Twelve boats of the Juneau but fleet fish, & carrying 87 Oil Tanks Gas Tanks Fox Feed Pans Smoke Stacks Stove Pipe Canopys Down Spouts Septic Tanks Air Pipe Yukon Stoves Pipe Furnaces Pipeless Furnaces Silby Tent Heaters RICE & AHLERS CO. PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL “We tell you in advance what Job will cost” “Tomorrow’s Styles Today” OF HALIBUT IS BROUGHT HERE Three Local Buyers Pur-| chase 87,100 Pounds of {here last mo 100 pounds of rived in port over the week- There is beaut b4 in your fi Sure BonTon Dulise ~ “Juneau’s Own Store” Alligator Raincoats The lightest weight waterproof coat you can get. Absolutely water tight, can be rolled into a very small bundle and will not crack. For dress or work, in three good colors. —— SABIN’S candidate on the Repubhcan ticket without opposition He is candidate for nomination for High- way Engineer. Polls, Vote Tomorrow !Alaskans March to | (Continued rrcm Page One) | Gardner Opposes Steel R e g 2 ‘\ Divisional candidates also are | second in interest to that for Dele- making & ‘vigorous el ] for | gate Commissioner L. W. Breuer, Repubiican | nominations. A, Steel, seeking renomination for ‘nmxwd for renomination by Subt lw K Keller of the Juneau Public | Schools, started out ostensibly with |the support of the Wickersham- ‘Fl\l -Steel merger. When he left h for a swing around rn and interior points, he was, Senator, has his hands full in oppo- sition furnished by C. T. (Tom) Gardner, running on the Adminis- tration slate. The latter has ac- tively canvassed most of the larger towns, although he was handicapped in campaigning by an attack of in- fluenza which prevented him from visiting a large number of points. Steel has been doing most of his ampaigning in the Petersburg Alas- so far as he knew, on that slate. In told he had been Mr. all Fairbanks he was unceremoniously ditched and Keller substituted in his place, ]nhu“.;,e In O m‘au he dropped post is actively urging all voters to | Knight overboard 2. nraised W.| g0 to the polls. It sponsored a |G- Smith in his pliblic address. But | statement today saying: “It is the | at Petersbury =21c jaitisoned .‘-Jxmil\‘duly of every citizen to go to the| | for Knight. hmns and vote. The primary elec- | Cole Vs. Recd 'uow is as important as the regular | | The G. O. P. contest \for Audi-|election because you choose your tor brings Cash Cole, encumbent,!candidates on the principles for | into conflict with Elmer Reed. The |which they stand. The local post| {latter Bas the support of the Ad-{of the American Legion urges that “mu.stmuon ticket and Cole is on|you make a special effort to do |the Wickersham-Paul slate. RL(‘«luum duty as a eitizen tomorrow. |has done no personal campaigning.|Do not fail.” Cole is now covering the Division with Wickersham and Paul i Joseph Ulmer, Fairbanks, i Old papers ru. saie at The Em- is the glre, SEVENTH REPORT OF THE } LITERARY DIG PROHIBITION POLL | | For For For | State Enforcnt Modife'n Repeal Total 1 Alabama 9,767 5,316 5,227 20,310 | Arizona 954 1,070 856 2,880 Arkansas 9,440 4,426 4,488 18,354 | California 64,005 73,061 80,333 217,399 Colorado 14,163 10,257 7,681 32,101 { Connecticut 15,158 27,200 42,394 84,752 Delaware 2,608 1,577 3,742 7927 District of Columbia 3,577 4,455 6,513 14,545 Florida 6,504 6,059 8,480 21,043 Georgia 10,505 7,611 8,408 26,524 Idaho 3,419 1,965 3,208 8,592 Tllinois 56,339 69,527 106,886 232,752 H Indiana 44,066 33,816 34,709 112,501 Iowa 34,848 24,384 23,702 82,934 | Kansas 36,890 15,122 11,665 63,677 Kentucky 14,893 12,003 17,543 44,439 Louisiana 4,653 5,519 9,738 19,910 Maine 9,121 5,826 8,595 23,542 Maryland 10,600 10,672 20,134 41,406 Massachusetts ... 43,364 38,038 67,893 149,295 Michigan 49,537 58,020 76,224 183,790 l’ Minnesota 35,208 36,180 45,929 117,315 Mississippi & 4,134 2,499 3,003 9,726 b7 (EETT5) ¢ R— 30,750 54,998 125,526 Montana 2,846 4,818 10,566 Nebraska 13,863 12,7117 46,339 Nevada . 547 682 1,556 | New Hampshire . 6149 5,301 5,077 16,527 | New Jersey . 40196 65624 106749 212569 New Mexico o 757 628 750 2,135 New York Sy 93,684 164,970 252,747 511,401 North Carolina 20,716 11,444 9,593 41,753 E North Dakota ... 7,441 7,632 9,046 24,119 | Ohio 79,049 83,669 86,544 249,262 Oklahoma 16,985 9,118 8,146 34,249 } Oregon 15,230 14,005 11,866 41,101 Pennsylvania 119,759 115,619 203,518 438,896 Rhode Island 3,566 4,697 8,380 16,643 South Carolina 7,166 47142 5,416 17,324 South Dakota 17,224 6,088 5,283 18,595 ‘Tennessee .. 13,397 6,819 6,671 26,887 ‘Texas 24,894 15,884 14,903 55,681 Utah 3,062 2,501 2,744 8,037 Vermont 4,082 3,201 3,765 11,138 Virginia < S )] 13,146 19,741 49,710 Washington .................. 20,487 20,928 19,136 60,551 | West Virginia ... 12416 11,007 9,653 33,076 ‘Wisconsin 19,243 25,258 37,987 82,488 ‘Wyoming 1,288 1,173 1,986 4,447 State Unknown .. 12,614 9,521 7,227 29,362 1,092,745 1,105,683 1,507,314 3,705,742 THE QUESTIONS 1. Do you favor the continuance and strict enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Law? 2. Do you favor a modification of the Volstead Law to permit light wines and beers? 3. Do you favor a repeal of the Prohibition Amendment? ('E%};_ygf A New stock of overstuffed furniture just arrived — Drop in and ask to see JUNEAU-YOUNG HARDWARE CO. Daily Cross-word Puzzle olution European closure Type measure Fixed charges Expression of sorrow ocutionist plate ewise Prostrate ACROSS Solution of Vesterday's Puzzle 7. God of war 1. Ruin Free 6. Pecled Plural snding 11, Cylindrical Behave 12, Goes up Oue who ace 14, Morocean cepts a bet Meaning _ sandarae tree Defeat one's 15. Plerced with purpose by the horns Pirdoins Dull finish Forms a column from & Jine: militars Laughing Book of maps Shut White vest- ments: Ve Generai pardon Investigate 0. Buy hack Steeples Office of an © WAy Femintno plek ambassador 34, Repose 41, Soft parts of 35, Sheets of stems glass 42. Nobleman 42, Catehers oi lampreys 45. Rang slowly 47, Walk slowlys slang rill barks Jumbled type oem 38, 29, Confronts American dessert 40, Exist end and sold their catches here. that this action |Xan. an Indian weekly newspaper Prices were quite favc le. f him refusing to of which he was associate political Marlyn purchased 7,600 pounds g Will A. Steel, Senatorial|editor for the campaign. Gardner from the Mararget T. Capt. Peter|car his Secretary now, |2ttacked him vigorously, question- Hildre, at 940 and 7 cents; the \e election to appoint |Ing his residential qualifications 2 Capt. Tom 9,000 mmum", er man designated by the| ©On the Administration slate, Pat’ Capt. Ole Brensdal, T.500 | combination. and. alss. because he |Gildea, Ketchikan; Roy Noland and at 10 and 6.10, attakd ko ite §$150 to the Waiter P. Scott are candidates for The Telma, Capt. Bernt "“!“:“‘d‘-nuunp.uu:. “kitty. nominations for Territorial Repre- 5.800, and the Ina J., Capt. Andrew | ’1{ ller Is Unples sentatives. Others seeking these Hildre, 8,000, sold to New England e 3 EngloRtih nominations are: J. E. Johnson at 10 and 6. New England also| Mr: Keller, who entered the race i,y 1, payl, peter Somer and purchated 7,000 pounds from the|With the support of local Adminis- |G ver ¢ Winn, on the Wicker- Addington, Capt. Ole Sevold, at 10, tration Republicans, has Publicly gy, m_pay) slate, and Eugene Wacl ond 6.15. denied that he has made any OC R En Ten and 615 was paid by San!Pledges to any faction of patron-{™ . 00" o one candidate for Juan for 14,000 pounds aboard the|age in case he is successful Divistonal Boad Oemmiskigner, P Avona, Capt. Olaf Larson . This| In one sense this is the most pe- o ony o0 "o werchivan concern also purc ed 7,000 pounds | culiar race of all. Breuer, ejected |’ from the Louhelen, Capt. Knute|frcm the Wickersham-Paul ticket Three Polling Piaces Hildre, at 10 and 6 and paid 9.35here, sat on do platform and took | There are the usual three polling and 7 for the fish on the Fane, | pal in a Vickersham rally at precincts in this city. Number One Capt. Ole Johnson, 3200; Mable. | Fairbanks uncr his ejection from jis located at the Fire Apparatus| Capt. Ole Jackson, 2000; Vivian,fthe slate. Here Wickersham en- Room in City Hall; No. 2 in the| Capt. Charles Larsen, 8000; and|dorsed Keller, but a day later in a Triangle Building, corner of Front the Harding, Capt. Martin Erstad, speech at Petersburg he failed to |and Franklin streets; and No. 3, 8,000, make any mention of the latter. lat the Home Grocery residence on | This attitude was also assumedWilloughby Avenue. !by him in connection with the con-| Every effort was belng made here Sheet M )t((l [test for Treasurer. In Fairbanks and to get the voters out to the polls. | western points, he supported thv‘As a part of its civic welfare pro- candidacy of Frany z. inight. An-|gram the local Amerlcan Legion DOWN Plaetd Entreat Over Pronogi A ballding 44, Behold 46, Whirlwiad oF 1 7{| Marshal White said. The order is! _..l i 1 terday morning and placed in St. Ann's Hospital for treatment of burns on his hands and legs. After spending eight days in St. Ann's Hospital recuperating from a major operation, Miss Margaret Kiloh left this afternoon. R FlNGER PRINTS OF EVERYONE ARRESTED ARE ORDERED TAKEN Hereafter, all persons arrested by agents of the Department of Jus- tice, that is United States Marshals end their deputies, will be finger-| SEATTLE, A {ner. A. Ewing, A. Deroux. NORTHLAND IS ON WAY TO THIS PORT pril day night with 15 passengers, the | following for Juneau: Mrs. Willlam G. |Dore, Mrs. Anna Constantino and LODE CLAIM LOCATION NOTICES Both American and Cnmdlm forms at The Empire. printed, under a new departmental | order just issued by tr Attorney| General of the United States, ac- cording to an announcement made today by Marshal Albert White.| This applies to all arrests, whether | the crime charged be a felony or| a misdemeanor, The apparatus for making thn prints has just been received here,| Free Lathe: effective at once and applies to| the entire nation. The finger prints after being developed at the local offices, will| be forwarded to Washington where a clearing house of criminal records will be maintained by the Bureau of Investigation. The prints will become a part of the records of, lhut bureau. B | Old papers at Tre Emplre of- fiee @ Phone 25 ALMOND | COCOANUT OIL SOAP ring in Hard or Soft Water “An Ideal Shampoo™ We Deliver The Nyal Service Drug Store D. S. Kint- | SHIPPERS ATTENTION The Motorship NORTHLAND wi'l sail for Juneau from Seattle on May Tth at 9 p. m. For freight 28.—Motorship |reservations see Femmer or tele- Northland sailed for Juneau and |Phone 114. |way ports at 9 o'clock last Satur-|2dV. Northland Transportation Co. ek Old papers for sale at The Em- pire. Improved BAKING LAMP Heal with Heat—Instant Relief for Pain Buy one for home use $5 to $10.00 Juneau Drug Company Free Delivery Phone 33 WHITE TO LEAVE FOR SOUTH WITH CONVICTS With two prisoners from here, end another to be picked up at| Ketchikan, United States Marshal Albert White will leave tomorrow | night for Seattle, He will be ac- | companied by Mrs. White and her sister Mrs. R. H. Williams of Skag- | way. J. H. Newman will go with him as guard. Prisoners to be taken from.here | are Marie Valoria who will be con- PHONES 92—95 T T T T T LR T L LT |was brought to Juneau early yes- IR TR R R R R g | New Potatoes 10c Pound FRESH IMPORTED SWISS and ROQUEFORT CHEESE JUST ARRIVED GEORGE BROTHERS “Purveyors to Particular People” N "“ed in the Salem, Oregon, prison for women, and Thomas Brown,| under sentence to McNeils Islandy | Penitentiary. At Ketchikan Arnold F’osse will be picked up and taken to the latter prison. — e HOSPITAL NOTES Thomas Frank, who entered Sf. Ann’s Hospital Saturday for treat- ment of slight injuries, was dis- missed today. Olgat Holmer, Port- Althorp man, Five Fast Deliveries 1S R May 11th | DON'T FORGET BUTLER-MAURO {| DRUG CO. free Delivery Phone 134 5 WHEN WE SELL IT T8 RIGHT Express Money Orders Specials” added bargains. | WATCH FOR OUR OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT Better Homes Week Specials Special for This Week Only Because patrons responded so generously to our “Better Homes Week last Friday, we will repeat them during this week wuh Made of wool— Lasts longer— Lays ' smoother— Fits all standard JUSTRITE IRONING BOARD PADS boards— Is non-inflammable, and is reversible. Special for One Week, 55¢ Each Installation of officers ilies are invited to ATTENTION MOOSE at about 9:00 p.m. Regular closed meeting at 8:00 p.m. Women of Mooseheart Legion and Moose fam - Refreshments and Entertainment will take place tonight attend installation. Fire WATCH FOR THIS AT GARNICK’S, Phone 174 Sale MEN’S NEWEST SPRING STYLES $2.00 to $3.50 J. M. SALOUM CAPS WASHABLE MATTRESS COVER Keeps' Mattress Clean and Sanitary SO0 L s i $1.45 54 x 7 QUILTED MATTRESS PADS 6—$3.50 TURKISH BATH TOWELS Double thread and large size—22x44—$3.75 dozen Corrugated Rubber Door Mats SPECIAL AT $1.15 Spon e Rubber Bath Mats SPECIAL AT $1.95 : " Rubber Hot W ater Bottles SPECIAL AT 65 cents "ALLIGATOR APRONS SPECIAL AT $1.50 Leader D GEORGE BROTHERS ep't. tore PHONE 454