The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 3, 1931, Page 8

! { 1 | i ? g L M ARSHAL WHITE MAKES CHANGES IN STAFF HERE e | Garster and Hadland. Not! Reappointed—Martin, Newcomb Succeed * | Foreman of C s been serving here| 10 months { in the of-| > was first ap- | al J. M. Tan- 1 was continued | Geo! l D | and &k first h . Dep is expec reach Iy from Hyder to assume >oo — — HALIBUT SELLS | AT AUCTION FOR 1175 AND 880 Libby, McNeill and Libby Tender in Port on Way to Yakutat Bids of 11.75 cents a pound, firs grade and 8.60 cents a pound sec- ond grade, 1931 rules, moved 6,000 pounds of halibut at the auction on the Juneau Fish Exchange yes- terday afternoon. The purchase was made by the San Juan Fish- | ing and Packing Company, W. S. George, representative. The catch was off the Tern, Capt. Andrew | Rosnes, and will be shipped fresh| he motorship Norco, expecte south tomorrow evening Libby, McNeill and Libby tender Yakutat, is in port| enroute from Seattle to Yakutat.| She has aboard cannery supplies | and a number of fishermen, who will make preparations for the| cpening of the salmon fishing sea- son. Other cannery tenders of the Libby Company have left Seattle for Alaska and are expected to call here late today or tomorrow.| SORRI BUILDING FIRE | CAUSES $50 DAMAGE on | | | Fire shortly after 9 o'clock this morning caused damage in the amount of $50 to the building at 183 Front Street, occupied by Fred | A. Sorri’s business on the first| floor and H. B. Le Fevre's law office on the second floor. The roof was ignited by a defective chimney, and to get to the blaze members of the fire department, which had responded quickly, were cbliged to tear down the top part of the brick chimney. - oo . B AT THE HO' | . Gastineau George Bacon, Telegraph, B. C.; Wwilliam Strong, Tulsequah; Fred W. Tiedt, Juneau; G. C. Jeannette, Tulsequah. Alaskan Arthur Hessen, Haines; R. L. Davis, Yakutat; J. W. Meyers, Tul- sequah. ——ae- CUT FLOWERS Plenty of Cut Flowers and pottad plants for EASTER We deliver. JUNEAU FLORISTS Telephone 311 - adv. ALL OFFICERS | Ed Sweer s chosen a vol- | unteer member of the department to fill sacancy caused by the recent gr n of Horace A Adams, e latter recently moved to Seattle to make his permanent home there. [FARMERS IN | the disposal of the farmers and | they ARE REELECTED BY FIRE FORCE | - s s Ed Sweeney Succeeds H.O. 2 in Department o A“ ng last night 1eau Fire De- nbent officers ny No. 2. TEXAS FACE 500D CROPS | Garden Truck Patches Re- ported More Numerous than Ever Before DALLAS, Texas, A 2—Farm- ers, reduced to poverty on account | of the drought, are digging out from under with new crop pros-| pects bright as the result of heavy | rains, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1931. T —E— cus B e e e R ACROSS Part of & whip Nuarrow roud Went nhead Silkworm Ucean . Series of ten- Adams as Volunteer . nls gumes Posture 18, & out OpPOSition. |35 Semcerea en Chief again; |43, Stroke lizhtly o. & istant Chief; {3 &08n meter Jack A. L tary; H. I|30. Plentiru Lucas, Trust three years; | b3 Yoo moon Minard Mill, Foreman of Company goddess 3 2 i 56 Frozen water No. 1 and Simpson J. MacKinnon, |56, Writing implements fiail y Cross-word Puzzle 10. Fataet 11. Possersest 17. The old way of saying had not 19. Let it stana 23. I'hose having vower 24. At uny tme: Doet. Solution ot Yesterday's Puzzie . Kina of meat 26. Artificlal | language | 29. Feli duubt ano curiosity . First woman . Soak . Wooden o Under-u::ln . Sallors 37. From there . Assist 41, Prepare for » contest . Day's mareb . Cronies zmjiw[o[o[Z] ):r —[Z[>| DEDLE B 51 Pace 58. By birth 69. Rim OOWN L Winter vehicle 4 Brazillan state 3. Lively Article bellef . Hign mountal Animals Farewell . Short sieep . Small peg . Alleviate i used ip golf | . Permit . Metric land measures 48 HE 2 T EEan i mannua| W EEEE || - dmma Free seeds have been placed at have availed themselves of this with good yields predicted Federal and State Governments are taking steps to insure against insect ravages. The farmers are planting mary food crops in addition to cotton. Garden truck patches are more numerous than ever before. e, CUT FLOWERS | Plenty of Cut Flowers and potted | plants for EASTER We deliver. | JUNEAU FLORISTS | le; Telephone 311 P S SN EAST™® LILIES Will be cheaper this year. See JUNEAU FLORISTS Telephone 311 adv. | adv. EARTH SHOCKS /AsssTur ackr oF | | R. A. Hal, unu recently agent | at Cordova of the Alaska Steam-| ‘ship Company, arrived in Juneau Disturbance Reported Early | auties as assistant agent_of¥the| Today in Argentina Province | on the steamship Northwestern yes- | | terday afternoon and assumed his| | company here today. He’ succeeds, | to the position made vacant by the | | promotion of Horace O. Adams to| | the ticket passenger agency in Se-} BUENOS AIRES, April 3.—A vio- | attle. i Mr. Hall first became connected nt earthquake | today in Tucuman Province. The! with the Alaska Steamship Com- | inhabitants are panic stricken. Sev-| pany at Seattle six years ago, He eral persons were injured but no|was in the company's service three deaths are reported. - Old papers at was felt early| | Iyears at Ketchikan and two years‘ at Cordova. He is accompanied The Empire. by Mrs. Hall and son, Calvin Hall. Bl EASTER CARDS Butler, Mauro Drug Co. —_— MEN’S SUIT SALE Continues NEW PRICES SALOUM’S Next to Gastineau Hotel Phone 38 - &P / ] 7 #, Chocolate Eggs Chocolate Rabbits Colored Candy Eggs MISS SAYLOR’S FLOWER POTS—An Easter Gift of Choice Chocolates EASTER NOVELTIES Baskets Chicks EASTER CARDS An assortment to cover all needs Juneau Drug Company N2 Rabbits Dyes SssssssssmssesemsstesssssssssssssssstssssatesssssaEa s Free Delivery e S USUSSSUSS S S MICHELSON IS ALAMEDA ON REPORTED L NEW SCHEDULE Famous Scientist Is Under Care of Physicians, Pasadena Home PASADENA, Cal, April 3.—Albert i Michelson, aged 79, is under the'pgell, | care of physicians at his home herejand Skagway, then return to Ju-| | following a nervous breakdown caused by work in connection with experiments in measuring the speed of light. The scientist expected, however, to resume his work with- in a month or two. ———— SERENADERS DANCE Tomorrow (Saturday Night) at Elks Hall. Music by SERENADERS. —adv.! Old papers at the Embire office | SEATTLE, April 2. — Steamer Alameda, of the Alaska Steamship ‘'ompany, is inaugurating the new hedule on the Southeast Alaska |route. The steamer sailed for Ju- | neau last night at 9 o'clock. Calls fwill be made at Ketchikan, Wran- Petersburg, Juneau, Haines ineau, and regular ports of call on return to Seattle but not calling at Sitka this early in the season. The Alameda carries 121 first class passengers on the present | trip and 16 steerage. | Juneau passengers are G. F. Kil- | patrick, Henry Dickson, Mrs. L.| iPalmer and five steerage. | W hitman’s Sampler “That’s All” EASTER NOVELTIES EASTER CARDS CANDY for EASTER GIVING Give her candy this year —to mother, to wife, to sweetheart, to sister—to friend. Butler, Mauro Drug Co. “When We Sell It—It’s Right” E EASTER DYES ) ) \ L WE DELIVER FOR YOUR EASTER DINNER ASPARAGUS, All Green, Pound LETTUCE, large heads .. GEEBRY oot n s TOMATOES, pound GREEN ONIONS, 2 bunches .................. 15¢ RADISHES, 2 bunches ........c........_..._. 15¢ PARSLEY, bunch ... ... 10¢ CAULIFLOWER ... ... 35¢c, 30c, 25¢ RHUBARB, fancy, 2 pounds .25¢ GREEN PEPPERS, pound ... 35¢ AMOCAT FANCY PEAS, tin ... 29¢ AMOCAT FANCY TINY BEETS, can ....32¢ MENT: JRELY, ax 8070 SR 25¢ FRUITS FOR SALAD, Amocat, tin ........ 35¢ ? FRUIT FOR SALAD in Wine Syrap ........ 38¢ HEARTS OF ARTICOKES, tin RIPE OLIVES, large tin = AMOCAT PIMENTOES, 2 tins ... . 25¢ STUFFED OLIVES, jar ... 25¢ [ CORN ON COB, per tin ... 37c GEORGE BROTHERS Telephone 92 or 95 Five Fast Deliveries “Purveyors to Particular People” : i OO LU T OO LT LT Old Papers for sale at Empire Office ALL SALES FINAL T T T T T T T T Final Sale Liquidation LEADER DEPARTMENT STORE ALL SALES FOR CASH