The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 2, 1930, Page 8

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% }; | three weeks H. L, ARNOLD T0 OPERATE - suug STORE mammg \tm k of Gold- Emporium Ma its arrival in stel a visit of Tom George summer fo months — . TAKU MECHANIC 1S HIT BY PROPELLOR | IN SITKA ACCIDENT Frank Hatcher | seaplane Taku of he | ington Airways e {on his forehead ka yesterday | the | afternoon, when he hit by the he larg- | propellor as the engine was turned es in xh(‘;o\'erv He was on the front end of the hanic for the| me when the accident occurred |Through a misunderstanding in G gnals the motor was turned on. 1e paddle was sent nds and ing has b flying from the remaining blow, cutting 1, wom- mer ary to have a num-| en in Sitka t Sitka for Juneau. | ter-pber of | fore tk d (The accident preparing to hop off.| s not knocked out by the | and today made the trip to| | Skagway in his regular position. Taku le shoe department ¢ Emporium for nine one of the oldtimers of the and i trade in Juneau. ] B will be| tion of Ru a bad cut » concern | pontoon with a paddle in his hand!® the propel-|" 1 down his forehgad ar wl | be- | occurred just as the|” “ILOCAL PRIEST PAID TRIBUTE [Rev. A. P. Honored h) (ongmga- Te De | tion of a Rev in commemora tury of service by ashevaroff, Greek Catholic in the local which mem- bers ¢ ion pre him with enscribed “Appri t o leather-bound b te in pure gold. took part :n velling on the ice that Father rendered and fc parishioners | of continued success he book reads aroff, in com- completion of service as teacher, d friend to the n Churches in ful appreciation K(‘ hevaroff | - ceo —— | z SALMON SOLD TODAY 1 { Approximately 1600 pounds of| king salmon was purchased today GEORGE BACK | 30 pounds, and the T-3860,| | dependent boats, sold John Olson, 490 pounds, in-| a S ol r catches Local Man Spends Mgle‘(]ux morning. The Yashure, Capt. than Two Months Visit- |R. Fitzgibbons, arriv ing in West and East 1 today with | 11,000 pounds of fresh fish and two |tierces of mild cure from’ Henry v | Moy. more than two| — .- n BOAT LS HALIBUT c — mid-western and e rn cities, Ium; The Dixon, Frml Samuel George returned to Juneau this | son and the Mary, Capt. Conr ul‘ week. | Nergaard, sold 6,100 pounds of hali- I ing here February 12 he “U\nhut here today at prices of 10 u\d % where he|6.10 cents The catch of the| Her: AL 10 former, 2,500 pounds, one trip into Mexico be- | nd, while fore leaving for Chicago ,where he |the remainder from the Mary. ———————- spent one week. ; 3 From Chicago he journeyed m‘”(‘"T BRIGADE TOMORROW | The Light Brigade will meet to- Pawtucket, Rhode Island, his for-| | mer home, where he visited thejmorrow at 1:15 pm. in the Resur- ve of his mother, He spent one [Tection Lutheran Church. Member each in Boston, New Yo |and friends are invited. London, Wisconsin, v = - friends and conducting busin Later he stopped a few days in' St. Paul, and from there returned | to the coast. In Soatlle he remained and Sheet Metal 0il Tanks Gas Tanks Fox Feed Pans Smoke Stacks Stove Pipe Canopys Down Spouts Septic Tanks Air Pipe Yukon Stoves Pipe Furnaces Pipeless Furnaces Remember Mother in the Sweet- est Way with a Box of PIGN’ WHISTLE MISS SAYLOR’ Special Wrapped e fiftieth an- nning of that which has won for him an im- place in the history of Alaska and in the hearts of all of those he has served so well “From members of the Russian Church at Juneau, Alaska, May 1 1930.” Names of the wor perishable Johnston’ Candy for Mother’s Day MAY 11TH—Sunday @ We Deliver Phone 25 The Nyal Service Drug Store D e e ] * Silby Tent Heaters Box Candy RICE & AHLERS CO. PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL Juneau Drug Company Phone 33 “We tell you in advance what job will cost” Free Delivery Cream Colored Whipcords “Boss of the Road” Brand—All 34.50 Per Pair J. M. SALOUM Fire Sale ‘WATCH FOR THIS AT GARNICK’S, Phone 174 gmllllIllilllmllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIII||IIIIIIlllilllIIIlI|||IIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIllIIIII T NO RELIA! No.21-2 FOR SERVIGES Kashevaroff ‘ members are writ- TOO HIGH CE SOLID PACK TOMATOES, large L five Gins & ot .. By ...........$10(} OLD HOMESTED COR THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1930. « : e ettt e e e et bt s st et it fi:: First Woman to Seéli Senate Honors in N. C.' | Mrs. E. L. McKee, of Sylva, N. C., has announced her candidacy for the State Senate on the Democratic | ticket. She has long been promi- nent in Southern social and politi- | cal circles. It is said that she is the first woman to seek a Senate | seat in the Tar Heel State, ten on the blank pages contained in the book. 10sen and appro- Kashevaroff ac 1 the pu»cmauon After of the ceremonies, the | | i know ne of Father and Mrs, Kashe- - oo papers ro. saie at The Em- (International Newsreel) | p was entertained at the | to grant but a very limited number of additional pensions during the current year. The fund for Dependent Children had a total of $55260.50 to its credit at the beginning of the bi- ennium. During the first year, there was expended from it $28,- 620.71, leaving a balance of $26,- 639.71 which is all that can be ex- pended to March 31, 1931. The IRELIEF FUNDS " OF TERRITORY " ARE DEPLETED {No New Obligations Pos- sible Except in Cases Great Emergency require all of that sum, making it virtually impossible to assume any new burdens. The fund for Relief of Destitu- tion, which amounted to $15,008.50 at the outset of the biennium, was cut to $6,164.60 by expenditures of $8,843.90 during the initial year. The balance in the fund for the| relief of needy and indigent was $22,242.51, out of a total of $40,117.50 rial funds for social wel- ork of every nature for the vear are practically obligated new source of expenditure undertaken, except in cases and the several Boards of Chil-|ning of the period had left $5,442.56 dren’s. Guard Unexpended priations made by the Legislature |in 1929 are hardly more than suffi- cient to care for cbligations already assumed, it was pointed out by the G *NOT. The Governor's statement re- | ferred specifically to four separate Dependent Children, Relief Destitution, Relief of Needy and ‘ladmnt and Rescue and Relief of Lost Persons. In the last two men- tioned is apparenttly ample for all needs, but the first two are| more than half exhausted as the| sult of expenditures for the first year of the biennium for which the | appropriations were made. In| addition, the Governor indicated several days ago that the Pioneer Pension Fund was in a straitened Jcondmun and it would be possible | for this year. ST CUSTOMER’S VALUE TO STORE WASHINGTON, May 2—The av- erage value of a customer on the| books of a clothing store is from | $85 to $150 a year, department oI commerce figures show. ., tice. STAG SHIRTS C[IIR\ “Purvevyors to Particular People” | || PHONES 92—95 \ I 00O A D CALIFORNIA' GROCERY Phone 478 NOT JUST EXACTLY RIGHT. YOUR SUNDAY DINNER Is Not Complete Without VEGE TABI B 9 { (,;\LI,IFLOWER LS [ BUNCH CARROTS, 2 for ... ' GREEN ONIONS, bunch . LEEKS, 4 bunches ........ ASPARAGLUS, pound ..... LETTUCE, head .. WAX ONIONS, 2 pounds .. NEW POTATOES, 3 pounds.27c I RHUBARB, pound .........10c 1 GEORGE BROTHERS All wool Stag and Cruiser’s shirts in Il plain and fancy pat- terns. A good assort- of choose from. ment colors to (3] > [g] SABIN’S C. O. SABIN, Prop. T ..20c ....5(, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF, DRESSES in Prints Georgettes and Plain Colors $12.75 Five Fast Deliveries $19.50 Efi TOO | LOWe RELIANCE ALL GREEN ASPARAGUS, Picnic size. 4 cans fOR i s vens o E i mmummmuuuummumu HAPPY HOME ASPARAGUS, Picnic size, 4canst0r..... P NIRRT s o (Countrv FOUL D SREADY COOKFD SPAGHETT], No. Gentleman), KING OSCAR NORWEGIA N ARDINES, 5 cans $1.00 HEINZ CATSUP, large bottles, 4 bottles for ....$1.00 ENRIGHT'S ALL-OF-THE-WHEAT CEREAL, per package L S, L s GRANDMA’S CAKES -- Fresh -- Just In IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl|||IIllIIlIIllIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllfllll!fllllllllllllllllflllIIIIIlIIIIlIHIIIIIllIl rolls now carry obligations that will| at the end of the year, which was, apparently ample for all purposcx] BALLMEN OUT AGAIN BELGIANS LIKE MEAT Another practice for baseball| BRUSSELS, April 24—The Gov- players will be held this evening [ernment of Belgian has calculated at the Ninth Street park, it was |that each of its citizens consumes announced t] afternoon by Karl|on an average of 79.5 pounds of Theile, President. It is expected |[meat yearly. Of this total 68 that in a day of two a definite |pounds are fresh meat. announcement of the 1930 schedule | —_————— will be made. o ITALY’S AUTO INCREA ROME, April 24.—Italy’s privately owned automobiles totalled 181,325 A large crowa attended the An at the end of 1929, an increase of lean Legion Auxillary May Day|28334 over the previous twelve dance held last night in the EIks'|months. hall. Mrs. Florence Holmquist v\ak | — e awarded the hope ‘chest. Music for | LODE CLAIM LOCATION the affair was furnished by the | NOTICES ‘Juneau Amusement Companys or-| Both American and Canadian i chestra. forms at The Empire. MANY ATTEND DANCE | me emergency, it was made known today Gov. George A.|to start the year with. The fund Parks, who has so informed the|for rescue and relief of lost per-| Federal judges of the four Divisions |sons, totaling $7,507 at the begin-| | MOTHER’S DAY | CANDY t WHITMAN’S Old papers at The Emplre of-| JUST ARRIVED—We will wrap for mailing or deliver MOTHER’S DAY—MAY 11TH NO EXTRA CHARGE Butler-Mauro Drug Co. Free Delivery Phone 134 When We Sell It It's Right Express Money Orders T L L L L L L L Handkerchief Special We were fortunate in buying a close out of FANCY MEN’S and WOMEN’S HANDKER- CHIEFS and are giving our patrons the ad- vantage of this bargain and are offering the entire lot at— 70c Per Box THREE TO BOX WHILE THEY LAST! i Lea(]er Dep’t. Store GEORGE BROTHERS OPEN EVENINGS (TR T B DELIVERY CAR—SCREEN SIDE $865.00 A SIX in the price range of a FOUR CONNORS MOTOR CO.

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