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

AR T T e S A SR Y THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1930. HARDING RULES |PIONEER, LOST ON CITY TAXES; E1unnvsrounn UPHOLDSRATES ~ BY FISHERMAN Federal Judge Finds As-! sessments Just on Im- proved Property a decision handed down ¥ a{:fimnon in the Fede Judge Just up\rfi in the the property assess- tion purposes for 1928 sments against the Nug- Arctic Edhdm;, and E. »'s building on Front Street, and the DlOp(‘l(V on Frank-/| just north of Elks Hall were all held to be reasonable by the Court Two or three other lots affected on which there were improvements, had their as- sessments lowered. The suit to set ments as unreasonable was brought by Mr. Valentine and Robert Simp- son. Testimony was g Judge Harding about lin Street der advisement since that time, ————————— — TO TELEPHONE PATRONS A new telephone directory is now in course of preparation. Patrons contemplating change of address or persons who wish to have tele- | phones installed are requested to notify the Telephone Company. rhone 420 before June 25th. adv. PO “Tomorrow’s Styles Today” \ { { ) | N ) N e |3 N ; = N S S SR numbers shown in the latest shades, and made of stitched crepe. Truly Clever and different “Juneau’s Own Store” i i i | | | | | HATS ‘ The new mid-season | aside the assess-|of Lauchert was found anywhere.| iven before banded. As usual a $25 reward was | three urekmpmtcd ago, and he has had the matter un-jcame | Tele- | | 'and 17 were elected: Mrs. Robert | "also elected: Mrs. R. LEGION AUXILIARY | {Wanders Away from Sitka | Home, Picked Up 15 ’ Miles Away by Troller aged about 74| om the Pioneers the past ten days,| John Lauc years, missing Home was pic beach away yesterday about from Sitka. ill effects from his outing. Lauchert wandered away from the Home early on the morning of | May 27. Superintendent Keulewn and Secretary R. W. DeArmond in-| stituted a search on the following day and this was kept up for sev- eral days without result. No trace| After effort had drawn e blank, |the searching parties were dis-| Yesterday a trolling boat | into Sitka with Lauchert| aboard. He had been picked up 15 | miles away. ELECTS DELEGATES | TO ANCHORAGE MEET| The American Legion Auxmary‘ {held its monthly business meeting | last night in the Dugout. At this meeting the following delegates to the Department ‘Convention, to be held in Anchorage, September 15, 16| Kaufman, Mrs. Waino Hendrick- | son, Mrs. Claud Helgesen, Mrs.| Homer Nordling, Mrs. Harry Stone- | house, Mrs. Helen Bolyan and Mrs. Edith F. Sheelor. | The following alternates were R. Hermann, Mrs. Fannie Robinson, Mrs. M. J.| | Bavard, Mrs. Martin Jorgenson, Mrs.! | E. L. Gruber, Mrs. Robert Simpson | and Mrs. A. B. Clark. The Auxiliary will hold its next meeting on September 4, as it takes a vacation during the summer months. | Skagway Woman’s Club Holds Annual Election SKAGWAY, Alaska—On May 23, the Skagway Woman's Club had their election dinner at the Golden North Hotel. The table was beau- IHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII||IIIII|IIII|IIIIII To be SURE { is to be | SAFE | Don't | Play with Sickness! When you are sick—don't experiment with cure-alls but— Consult Your Doctor First! If he writes a prescription bring it here to have it filled We fill prescriptions promptly, carefully, and with the purest drugs obtainable. | 118 Seward St. Phone 25 i AU Men’s Packard Oxfords in Black Calf $7.50 per pair J.M. SALOUM FRONT STREET Our Imported Scandinavian Foods Have Arrived SARDINES, priced from 10c to DELIKATESSBREAD, a rich flaky Rye Kris NORMANNA CHEESE, creamy and well cured, pound PRIMULA CHEESE, three varieties in package GENUINE SCANDINAVIAN LICORICE DROPS, package CRAB MEAT in 1-4 size cans GARNICK’S—Phone 174 D, carton .. w (=4 & .......................... 40c ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 15¢ | alternating tifully decorated carried out After the dinner the usual busx-; \mss meeting was conducted, | lowing this the election of ofr:ccrs‘ for the ensuing year: | . V. L. Sparks, President; Mrs. K. A. Hannan, Vice Mrs. R. H. Richter, Sec- H Urania Larson, Treas- Mrs. Jack Hoyt, Correspond-: Mrs, F. D. Webster, | Publicity Chairman, and Mrs, Clara | | A. Dedman, Courtesy Chairman. e ———— sider urer; ing Secretary; JONES' CLUB up by a troller on the| ATLANTA, June 6.—Bobby Jones 15 miles|pon club is having a tough time.| He was aP- rpe alanta Crackers of the South- parently in fair condition, and ex-|... association, of which the golf | cept for being footsore showed 0O |yio s vice president, have been | between seventh place| and the cellar since the season {opened e ————— LET Almquist We call and deliver. and carnations, a color scheme of pink and green being very cleverly with pond lilies fol- | (reelected) | BOGS DOWN | Press Your Suit. Phone 528. —adv. 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