The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 5, 1931, Page 2

TSN Ap— MR T SRR S LT T SR N S S 5w e A T 2 T LR AR AEi 08, M E!HfmlllflllIIIIIHIIIHIIIIIIINIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIllIIIII'IIIIIIIHIIIII|IHIIIIIIIIHlIIlIIIIIIHlIIIIIIIIHIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIII! MO i BEAUTIFUL NEW SEMI-FLORAL FROCK Suitable for Junior Prom Smart fabrics, patterns and colors, fashioned by expert stylists into gar- ments of exquisite loveliness—new style touches, new neck lines make these dresses unusually smart and attractive. Special Prices $13.50, $19.75 B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. “Juneau’s Leading Department Store” TheFlorence Shop INTRODUCES COMBO Ringlette Waves PN Croquignole or Spiral Types Make Your A ppomtments N&b ami ($31) Call for Demonstration PermanentWave Revoldm CESS BY NEW SAFE, COMFORTABLE PRQQE{‘;?S\ ? Shop Now introduced to the women of Juneau by The Florence Shop .. The clientele of the larger beauty parlors throughous the lbountsy are enjoying the unique privilege of having a permanent wave almost as simply and easily as if they were having a marcel. i introdie- This has been made possible to our patrons throu“h ‘out itFOdE. tion of the most marvelous of the very new mechanical developments for permanent waving . . . the RINGLETTE MARCEL PERMANENT WAV- ING MACHINE. f e So light is this machine that it feels no heavier on the head than a hat. So simple is its principal of attachment to the hair that it leaves you free to walk about the room at will, to telephone, to sit, comfortably chatting with a friend while your hair is being waved. Se b'afe' is ithe process that every danger of possible damage to the hair has \)een abso- lutely eliminated. Sed The wave given thé hair by this process is convindngly natural, and at the same time creates an especial effect of distinetive beauty. More than this, the hair is more vigorous and healthier after a RINGLETTE PERMANENT WAVE. If you prefer—The “NAIVETTE” CROQUIGNOLE PERMANENT WAVE is excellent TheFlorence Shop 1 MRS. FLORENCE L. HOLMQUIST Telephone 427 Triangle Building i note - 1 20 In a state of ‘| 3. Eight quarts DISTRICT COURT THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1931. Daily Cross-word Puzsle ACROSS 1. Rather than 4 Mlka headway Solution of Yes! 's Puzzle 8. Purify terday 9. Score at base- ball 10. Segment of & s S meastrement 1. P‘lect of ‘baked cla. 14. Entice 45, Kind of Itatan oundary co creat 1. marker 18. Tapering solid 19. 01d muslcal curve 11. Insect 16, Greater amount. 17. Inclined agqueduct 19. Largest South Atrican ante- Jop X Mmule parti- Discovering . Sharpening t 35. One who slumbers 4 37, Prehistoric ine habitants of Great Britain mbustion Upright #2. Gross error . Grades 26. Seanon . Hints 10 a 80~ 21. Stuft lutjon 28. Notable period - Tree with 29. Indian of quivering -nm- det L 34. Four gills 30. Brln In!o line 38. Thing 50 Concludes 36. Eat away 3L !&: er g! th:lzg. Bcraped lines 1. Outain 7. E_::;Gm"‘ mmandments40. Acld_frult 2. Small rug 43. Aooth doctor nows 32, Qive the gee of 34 Prosecuted 46. Old Type squares 49 Stripling AEEIE _ dENE 21 LR HEEE IIII%-III Tear on a seam 4L Self 1 2. 3 Make clear 42. Employees 4 Plece of rock 43. Put on 5 I'rong 44. Understand : ta 45. Tdetle child ‘ . That mns /4’ /// lll 1] /// AEB DRAWS JURY FOR HHHHHHH e KETCHIKAN TERM Petit Jury Panel Ordered to Report for Duty SWITCHBOARD AT CAPITOL 1S | IN OPERATION Mis. Addie McKinnon Is Temporary Cperator of on March 17 A Spring term of the United States district court convening March 12, was called early this week by Federal Judge Justin W. Harding, and a petit jury panel containing 66 names was drawn’ for service. Judge Harding will hear admiralty and equity cases frcm March 12 to March 17, and the petit jurors will report for duty on the latter date. No grand jury panel was drawn, I and will not be until the outcome} of extradition proceedings in Port- land over the return to Ketchikan of Bert McDonald, alleged murder- er of George P. Marshall. If McDonald is sent back here by the Oregon State authoriti |Judge Harding will call a gra Jjury to investigate the case, with a view of bringing McDonald and his alleged accomplice, Lloyd Close, to trial as soon as possible. Close is held in the Ketchikan jail. Petit jury talesmen drawn for service are: Ketchikan—Mrs. A. W. Angell- sen, Helen Barricklow, Mrs. George H. Beck, George G. Brinck, Mrs, C. R. Burley, Josephine Carlson, Mrs. J. F. Chamberlain, Mrs. Grace S. Childberg, David J. Dakin, Mr J. A. Davies, Mrs. R. V. Ellis, Mrs. E. Ends, H. F. Farrell, Richard J. Fox, B. B. Griswold, Charles Hat- trick, Mrs. M. J. Henneghan, Har- tiet M. Hoadley, Noah Howell, Jes- uummmmmumunummnum|mmnmmmmmmmunmmlmmmlmn|||mmum§ A o nmmwmmmmmmmmm|mm sie T. Hunt, Mrs. F. W. Hynes George Inman, Mrs. J. E. Johnson, |Edwin_ Jones, Mrs. John Kellar, ‘Mrs Jessie Kiffer, R. H. Lane, John B. Lanterman, Anders J. Larsen, {Mrs. Antone A. Lund, R. E. Mc- Glashen, Stanley Oakesmith, James Olts, Lulu N. Parnell, Mrs. Everet: Paup, C. V. Pollock, Mrs. W. A, Pries, Herman Ridley, J. H. Roli Jean Russell, ‘Gilbert J. Schel: |Chris Sorensen, K. L. Steberg, E M. Stoll, Amos Sundstrom, R. H Thompson, Mrs. Geo. W. Woodruff Wrangell—Fred Amundson, Mrs, Ernest Anderson, Donale Austin, |James Bradley, C. H. Bryant, L. Desmond, Geo. J. Fabricius, David Lewis, Pat Loftus, Charles Nelson, Walter Rudolph, Mrs. P. W | Thomas. Metlakatla—Alfred Atkinson, Har- old Hudson: Hyder—E. D, Haddon, Thomas ‘xeuery and Elinor G. Mayer —_——-—— GOOD TIME ENJOYED AT REBEKAH PARTY l.arge attendmee and an en-| joyable time marked the card party given by Rebekahs at the hall of| the Independent Order of Odd Fel- H{lows last might. Whist was played ahd after the cards, refreshments| ‘'were served. Winners of prizes! were: i Women's—Mrs. W. B. Kirk, first; | Mrs. Thomas Dull, second; Mrsf Ardell Cleveland, consolation. | Men‘s—Al Lundstrom, first; J. B.' ‘Dalton, second; Osear Jensen, con- {590, which is the Capitol's number, | |“U. 8. Federal and Territorial Building’s Exchange Inctallation of the telephone branch exchange in the Capitol has been completed, and Mrs. Ad- die McKinnon is in charge under temporary appointment as opera- tor During business hours, persons; wishing to telephone to any offices sioula ask the operator at the cen- tral office cf the Juneau system for | and then tell the (Capitol operator| the office and party wanted. ‘The operator at the Capitol is on duty from 8:30 a.m., until she gaes to lunch at 12:10 p.m. and from 12:55 pm. until 5:15 p.m., Which is 15 minutes later than the clos- ing time for offices. Direct Trunk Service During the noon hour and be- tween 5:15 pm., and 8:30 a.m. the night or direct trunk line service is in operation. This service cov-| ers important offices whose work] is of constant or emergency na- ture. In the telephone directory under Building,” 590, are listed the 28 federal and territorial offices serv- ed by the Capitol branch exchange during the business hours of the day. Immediately below this lisy are given under “Night Calls” the| 17 offices which may be called di- rect by their own numbers through the Juneau Central Exchange at any time outside the usual busi- ness hours of the day. Night Service Offices Among these cffices are the cable office, court clerk, customs, district attorney, forest se:vlee, Governor, marshal, public roads, | prohibition and others. Twelve trunk lines serve the Cap- itol. There are 60 telephones in the, building, and this number will be increased to 75 in the near future. Mrs. McKinnon, the temporary operator at the Capitol, is one of several, applicants who took the civil service examination for the position. For five years she was one of the cperators in Juneau's central exchange. Information as to the results of the examinations have not yet been received from the district headquarters of the Civil Service in Seattle. nmunnnim|mnmmmm|mm|TIniinmmmmmmmmemllmmmmmm 1|||||i|illllm Daily Empire wans Ads Pay. HARRIS Hardware Co. Open until 9 pm. | HOTEL | presents 2 | freshments, wafers and punch in- | anticipation of a |||th|fi|i||n|ilnln|fifit|t||mmmmmmmmmmnTlTfimmmmmmmamm U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRIOULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU The W (By the U. 8. We Rain tonight and Friday; eather ‘eather Burean) Forecast for Juneau and vicinity , beginning at 4 p.m., March 5: moderate southeasterly winds. The pressure is moderately o North and Southeast and is dow: of Japan. It is high in extreme western Canada and the North P: snow has fallen in Southern an fell at Sitka. Temperatures rose i forty degrees was recorded at Fa LOCAL DATA Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity Weather 4 p.m. yest'y . 3021 36 89 SE 12 Snow 14 am. today 30.07 36 91 SE 15 Rain Noon today .....30.18 41 m s 5 Rain CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS Highest 4 pm. Lowest 4a.m. 4a.m. Precip. ¢am. Station— temp temp. emp. temp. velocity 24 hrs. Weather Barrow T-16 16 -26 -26 14 0 Clear Nome ol 24 18 | 14 16 8 Trace Snow Bethel 30 30 30 32 10 .08 Snow Fort Yukon ... 12 12 2 2 » [ Clear Tanana 12 12 | 12 12 - 0 Pt. Cldy Fairbanks 40 40 | 12 16 A 0 Pt. Cldy Eagle 28 28 26 30 A 0 Pt. Cldy St. Paul . 26 26 | 24 24 14 36 Pt. Cldy Dutch Harbor ... 38 36 30 32 e 0 Cldy Kodiak ... 40 36 36 38 24 24 Cleaf Cordova, ... 38 34 22 34 10 118 Raln | Junean L% 3 | % 3% 15 B Rain Sitka . 43 —_ | 34 —_ —_ 1.75 Cldy | Ketchikan ... 42 40 | 36 36 6 A2 Rain | Prince Rupert 46 44 38 40 4 02 Rain Edmonton .. 26 24 18 18 4 40 Cldy | seattle .46 46 34 3 4 02 Cldy | Portland .. B0 48 34 34 4 02 Clear | San Francisco ... 70 62 52, 52 " 0 .+ 'Ctear *—Less than 10 miles. w_in Alaska except the extreme n to twenty-eight inches northeast Northtern Alaska and from south- acifis States westward. Rain or d Western Alaska and heavy rain n the Interior and a maxumwn of irbanks yesterday. FINAL PLANS MADE FORPROM FRIDAY EVENING ‘Dance at H]gh School Gym- nasium Promises to Be Brilliant Affair Final touches are being given today to the high school gym- ium preparatory to the Junior Prom which will be held tomorrow night. The floor has besn treated and will be as smooth as glass for the dancers. installed. Virtually all decorations are in place, and the large room festive appearance. Re- gredients have been purchased, in large Music for the occasion will furnished by the Serenaders’ chestra. In issuing invitations, the invi- tation committee was careful to comply with all proper requests, but it u amrehsmlvs the names| be Or- Spotlights ‘have been | crowd. | ® of some parents of high school students were not submitted. It hopes all parents of the school's students will be present. The invitation committee throuzh Prof. V. H. De Bolt, school super- intendent at Douglas, has invited all students of the high schocl there to tomorrow evening'’s dance. The Junior Prom is always one of the leading events of the social season, It marks the close of the winter's major affairs. This year 450 invitations have been issued, ! ises to be the most largely atfended as well as the most brilliant and enjoyable in the history of ‘the school. MARTHA SOCIETY MEETS The Martha Society will meet in the Church Parlors Friday after- noon at two o'clock. Election of officers. Mrs. Homer Nordling and Mrs. H. L. Redlingshafer will act as hostesses. —adv. Second Hand Guns Pought and Sold New Guns and Ammunition SEE BIG VAN | THE GUN MAN [ prulk Coliseum M | i | lIlHHlllllflIIIIlI|IIIIIIIIHIIIHIlfllflIIIfllllfllllfllllfllmfllflmlllllilllfllflfllimm full skirts. ZYNDA ELEVATOR SERVICE 8. ZYNDA, Prop. = = % E = Distinetion | Just Arrived Very lovely in their utter simplicity. The new shoulder negklines and very in Clu'fion, Lace, Taffeta, Crepes and Flowered Chiffon. $16.75 to $22.50 | and tomorrow evening’s event prom-| L T O T T T TS R |fimmumlnmnummmmmmmmmmmmmmlmm“mmvmmmmm / e ————— IRIDIUM TIP Fountain Pens $1.50 to $3.50 The cheapest GUARANTEED Fountain Pen on the Market. ) 1 Phone 25—We Deliver B HAVE YOUR FURS CLEANED { with modern machinéry. The better way. . . . We ‘invite you to inspect this new equipment in operation. New ‘silk linings are here now ‘in a big varlety. { Yurman’s The Furrier Triangle Building JUNEAU CABINET and DETAIL: MILL- WORK. CO. Front Street, next to Warner ‘Machine Shop ¢ CABINET and MILLWORK GENERAL CARPENTER WORK {} GLASS REPLACED IN AUTOS ! Estimates Furnished Upon Request i Complete Line PUIL-OVER and Sweater " All Styles and Colors Sizes 34 to 42 SABIN’S “Everything in Furnish- ings for Men” Not Only Cheaper but Better | RICE & AHLERS Co. | GOOD PLUMBING “4Ve tell you in ‘advance | what job will cost” RADOX BATH SALTS 10 Ountes Good for 10 Baths uneau Drug Company 'Free Delivery -~ Phone 88 J