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

(& 8 s T the combined efforts of the contes- tants and judges and is not re- FUURTH MAHINE moved, a 25-yard obstacle dash will{at the New York Exchange or be substituted. | from Charles Miller. There will EVENTS SLATED Registration Hour | ! Contestants in all events }be field sports and games for all, are | while ice cream, hot dogs and coffee asked to register with the commit- | will be served free. 3 A tee before 10 am. July 4. It is to| Final Preparations Com-|ve noped tnat the entire fleet of doubt{ul about the weather tomor- v Ui it . | pleasure and work boats will be on|row, they can call Charles Miller plcl(d ,Ge n,el al {hand at the lower float promptly at at 183 to inquire whether or not| Informat]on leen 9:30 to participate in the parade.| the pxcmc will be held. In order to closely follow the sched- | he marine |ule of the day's program it is ne-| n the morning |cessary that there be no delay in' GORDON'S CLOSED 4, have been completed. Be- |the starting and completing of the | at 9:30 am, the marine various marine events. | MONDAY,TO REO-PEN 1 by the official boats and| Through an oversight in an-| i nouncing the Fourth of July pro-f |gram, Swanson Brothers were not | 3 rnment dmk{cred ted with $25 for second prize | Cordons will be closed Monday, |in their temporary location on o olof the gear baiting contest. Th's| o ”T‘h Lewm nf“ has four prises. Franklin Street, next to the Palace SNENDERITE > TGRS theatre, and will reopen Tuesday e e : in their new location in the Tri- 2 SRR of MUUSE PIGNIG |angle Building, on Triangle Place, rhe po\\er plants and are to be as nearly equal as possible MAY BE HELD, vill line up| t of the Government dock' at Franklin and Front. The very latest in fashions will Be on dis- play in the new location when the store opens Tuesday. —————— and will conduct the same opera- Paps to Give Affa“ at Sal- tions in the taking of halibut as| C k T Tickets for the American Legion they do at sea. One skate of gear| MmoOn Lree OMOYYOW |smoker to be staged in the arena will be baited on the deck of each | if Skies Are Clear in A. B. Hall on the evening of vessel, placed in the setter mLh 'Ju]y 3 went on sale today at the anchor, buoy and marker um:‘hed‘ With clouds hovering over the|Juneau Drug Company’s store and and the skate of gear set in linelyioinite “and dropping occasional|at the Alaskan hotel. with the starting point and the!qnons ang the weather man pre- ——— Cold Storage dock. An amhor‘dlc(ln and buoy il be placed 8t COKL|Mome plocte may o ma cot | MISS ELLIOTT HOMEBOUND Storage end of gear. held tomorrow. Vessels will then turn and haul gear The Paps have been boosting back to starting point The ““”‘w(h(lr annual outing for Lamorrow, operation may be, closely followed [p 4 Wit not have the affair if the!Siice last fall, is leaving Vancou- from the Government dock. Ar- |sky s overcast. Unless the sun | Ver this evening on the Princess rangements have been made With|comes out of a blue sky in the Sharlctte on her way to her home ere. the Juneau Cold Storage for all - | morning the picnic will be indefi- trants to obtain sufficient bait on nitely postponed. Tickets for families are retailing at $1 each, and may be purchased md proceed ‘The most intere g and educat-| ing contest will be the baiting and| g of halibut g The con- SMOKER TICKETS ON SALE | attending school in Victoria, B. C., e If those who wish to go are| NEW PLACE, TUESDAY | Miss Ann Elliott, who has been' July 3 to bait one skate of gear. The committee reserves the right to accept one share of all halibut tomobiles will leave from the cor- ner of Seward and Front Streets, Should the day be favorable, au-; STORE CLOSED MONDAY We will close June 30th all day |preparatory to opening in our new Daily Cross-word Puzzle AURONN tie on toot 1. Goes swiftly . Blaek enckoo 6 Pule Floating 0. Publie cone veyunce e 1o 12, With toll ree hundles furce neven 13, Colleetl Pata into ane bt ik ol el ather flower " contalner g . Minetal spring Fasten 15, e smelting cers metal tuln ores 5 | 16. Wora tor wota o airisind 11 snless Wall ‘covering Over »-.: »» . :Mr:‘wl‘l | 5 Goniing e 24, Dewsert 26, Athleties 27, Defore: prefix 29, Danish money of necount 43, Notico POWN 80. Eple poem 3 3 . Mendow 50. . Anclent wine 28, Customs 18 v::-?:ru':’ ressel 41.0la explostre " b 3. Devles ‘for devico ho dlll a wi gflll 48. Light brown I Almt‘llltlol 40. Thote having 5. Seoffs 48, l’llvr‘l striped arf 4“. l‘nrm" rllllrl MOOSE PICNIC SUNDAY—JUNE 29TH t GYPSY CREAM Splendid Relief for Sunburn and Insect Dite Salmon Creek Ice Cream and Sports for the Kiddies Free cars leaving Burford’s Corner 10:30 SR a. m. and every hour thereafter BUTLER-MAURO Tickets at New York Exchange and 6 CB. Charlie Miller’s free Delivery Phone 134 - — | wnl;. .w:‘ ;:::. L New Styles in M. A. PACKARD MEN’S SHOES $7.50 and $9.00 J.M. SALLOUM FRONT STREET Express Money Ordery S e BELL BOTTOM OVERALLS for HIKING and BEACH WEAR “SHIPMATE” STOVES : USING Blue denim with plain or elastic waist band— “F LAMO GAS” wide bell bottoms FOR BOATS caught during this contest. Free-for-All The outboard and free-for-all in- board motor races will be run as: a handicap in such a manner that all entrants will have an equal| chance of winning. Proper func- tioning of engines and good judg- ment in maneuvering vessels will be the determining factor in these races. Boat owners and operators should not be discouraged because of the entry of faster vessels but should devote much effort in see- ing that their motors develop maxi- mum power and operate through- out the race without attention. Any contestant adjusting or tampering with motors or refusing to follow the course laid out will be disquali- fied. Races will be run on a course starting from the Government dock then to a designated mooring off Douglas and return to the finishing line at the Government dock. P $ Comedy Act The comedy act will be the greased boom event and will be held on the starting scow moored at the face of the dock. Contes- tants will endeavor to remove a flag from the end of a long, slip- pery pole extended at an angle; over the inboard side of the scow. Three minutes will be allowed each entrant and the one removing the flag in the shortest time will be awarded first prize, the next short- est time the second prize, etc. The committee warns prospective en- trants to be prepared to be received in the arms of Father Neptune. This contest is open to all comers and the commjttee anticipates that some fair entrant will take first|= prize as the judges are apt to de- § beginning at 10 a.m. and will take !location Tuesday, July 1st. the picnickers to Salmon Creek. '—adv. GORDON'S, Inc. R e RICE & AHLERS CO. Plumbing Heating Sheet Metal “We tell you in advance what job will cost” SABIN’S C. 0. SABIN, Prop. lllllll"lllllillllll MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN Dress Up for the 4th of July J Week -End Specials JAM--3 pound jars, Strawberry (This is pure fruit and sugar only) .............50c PEANUT BUTTER--in rose color goblets ..30c CHOCOLATE CHARMS--a delicious plain caltie; polind . 50; . 2% ks vune ot g Raicyr NG MACARONI--bulk, fresh elbow, pound ....10c MILK--Darigold, the best that money can s T R S LR e T L We have a wonderful display or FRUITS and GREEN STUFF at very reasonable prices Garnick’s - Phone 174 LT T PURSE—Containing sum of money. ! Owner can have same by f calling at i GEORGE BROS. GROCERY without extravagance SCANDINAVIAN-AMERICAN DANCE Douglas Natatorium at the e T TR T L LTI L LT T T T Leader Dep’t. Store JULY 3RD PHONE 454 X GEORGE BROS. vote more time in observation of them than in checking the allotted S time. In case mf flag Wlthstands\""“““"" : I Old Papers for sale at Empire Office Il LT UL T I— o ] Spend the Fourth of ]uly in ]uneau RULES FOR WATER SPORTS GREASED SPAR CONTEST: A twenty-foot boom extended over the inboard side of start- ing scow with flag on end will be used.. Three minutes will ' be allowed each contestant to remove the flag, the contest- ant-removing flag in shortest time to win event. % GAS OR DIESEL BOAT TUG-OF-WAR: Vessels will be rated by horsepower of power plants and are to be nearly equal as possible. OUTBOARD MOTOR RACES: To be run as handicap in such manner that all entrants will have equal chance of winning. Proper functioning of engines and good judgment in maneuvering will be de- termining factors. Any contestant ad]ustmg or tampering with motor or refusing to follow the course as laid out will be disqualified. HALIBUT GEAR SETTING CONTEST: One skate of gear will be set from Government Dock to Cold Storage Dock with two anchors and two buoys. Haul- ing back, vessels will start at Cold Storage Dock and haul back to finishing line. FREE-FOR-ALE INBOARD MOTOR RACE: Conditions will be sdéme as those above for outhoard motor races. HALIBUT GEAR BAITING: 3 This event will be combined with halibut gear setting con- test. One skate of gear will be baited on the deck of ves- sels entering ‘gear setting contest and immediately upon completion, vessel will proceed to set gear as outlined under “Halibut Gear Setting Contest.” “Juneau’s Community Celebration IR S