The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 23, 1932, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, MAY 23, 1932, e By BILLE DE BECK BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG |( __HOW DVE Taumic )/ SHE SHOULD BE WERY || THE MISSUS IS / HAPPY. MR. GooGLE - SHE GoNMNA ke HAS HER COWAN APARTMEAT T, suw. 2 NoW - AN SooN SHE - WILL BE The SUHIQAL - AMER(CAR HOLSEWIFE. Daily Cross-word Puzzle I SetE! SHE'S LWING TrERE INCOGNITO ~ Ao ONE. ACROSS KNOWS SHE'S TRE SQUAW e a R L - OF THE SULTAN - - o N N\ A5 | 5. Ralige HA! THATS RieH ! | y J ) | 10, First man I HOPE (TS QkAY & 14. Greedy To INNITE ME 15, Sea eagles OF To SUPPER, :g Outdoor game Ardent affection |18 20. Asked Island: French | 21. Payable | 22. Nervous | twitehlog. | 23. Understand 24, Building material | 27. Chess pleces 20; Be the matter | with | 80, Outer vestment | of tha cele- brant at the Eucharjst ll Puts fl; '-ao‘l. 13. Fashlon 19. Frozen desserts 21, Loat méfdtiire 25. Is able 26, Astronomical phenomenon 28, Hard-shelled uit bAoA SK:U!I body Abldln‘ place _ Solutien of Ynterdu;l Puzzle s[o]p] E]EBI fll’iflfl [OINIAZZAIMIE INESHIA] lslfllfiflmu UIZ!E IPIETEREATIAISIKEHP RIY] EIM|| [THIO R E] l!. Pl:ucu rubbed Hnng loosely 15, Timect DOWN City In Texas 1 Acid found In certain fruits 63, Abounding 2. Rounded, convex molding 2 Torn asunder 6. C! Ly in Hu{‘lud f ll 6. Vln lr bottle Nulnncl . Bursting forth 59. Animal’s foot 2. Young bear 64, Before ALASKA SPENDS ADMIRAL S0 HALF DAY HERE' SUMMONED: T0 ONWAY SOUTH FORM CABINET Viéssel Loads Fish and Golcl Emperor of Ja Japan Seeks . Roman date lh‘ned figure in church . Had icinal 71. Omit ln pronouncing Extent of surface Dlsnnlched Kills W)Icra the sun ). Seal Germany Med! 5. So be It . Mature . Hindu queen . Extensions of subscriptions Broad shallow vessel . Existed Ore Concentrates | for Seattle 1 | nd from Seward to Seatle, mship Alaska, Capt. ed this at She in Juneau afterncon. resume her k this afternoon. peror C, V. Makoto Saito to the Palace Sunday and Purser David Do- and handed 12:30 form a Cabinet capable of guiding is the voyage Crisis. Capable Organization, Present Crisis TOKYO, Japan, May 23.—Em- Hirohito summoned Admiral him a mandate to nation through the present Saito is expected co seek the Associated Press Photo Idahoans who seek the democratic nomination for United States senator at the election May 24 are (left to right) James P. Pope, G. P, Mix, Harry S. Kessler, Orr Chapman and Owen T. Stratton. PR e A DOUGLAS NEWS DOUGLAS WILL ENTERTAIN MEN OFF KARLSRUHE Program Arranged for|a Tuesday Night—Weath- er Can't Interfere \“rrom a severe cold which ;hc hJ\. | during the winter. cpend in Spoka on. MISS ALTO RETURNS Impi Alto, n he Pe e past term. e | summer v again in e FORMER DOUGLAS GIE VALEDICTORIAN, PETERSBURC aughter of Mr. former m\-; graduated | school wigh She wes gaks orian of her class. AU \lLl \R\ ME Henrietta Dahl, TI‘JG of the Ln- final arrange: officers and cruiser K wening. oyer about 8 -o'clock, and if & # weather is faverable there will anh open air concert by the cruis- er’s band. If it rains they will go | direct to the Natatorium and a| dance will follow. ‘A large number of men from the cruiser are expected and | eryone in Douglas is expected ars ago, it is and ac- turn out to extend a welcoming 1001 i L to information received by hand. A small charge will h‘ {the inquirer, has a fox farm Rade for civilian men, but allors |gome oca, Any information re- and officers from both the Ger: |garding Burnett should be given to %apd American boats will be |Mr. Hayes mitied free. RS R ¢ BTN, R ATTENTION PIONEERS MRS. CADWELL GOES SOUTH Members of Pioneers and Auxil- ary are requested to meet at the Mrs. J. W. Cadwell is a pd |{C. W. Carter Mortuary at 1:15 ger south on the Northland, which |o'clock Sunday afternoon to accom- left last evening, on a ftrip f pany the remains of the late Mrs. the benefit of her health. Mrs. |Ella Rowe to the Odd Fellows' ell has never fully recove ) Hall. —adv. dies held this evemmz, 4 - . INFORMATION WANTED ABOUT CARL BURNETT wanted concern- ing the present whereabouts of Carl or Charley Burnett. The re-| has been received by J. C. Burnett came to Alaska Information is ad- [ve | |in Alaska but in| j marches Hollywood Talne.s No Chuncos On Filming A Brings Snow, SEATTLE, May snow and wind Holly to take chances. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer has chartered the trading ooner Nanuk to carry supplies d a company to the north for the filming of “The Eskimo” is taking bleached cornflakes and for snow and a wind e for b\uwmu them. GPUISER BAND GIVES CONCERT [Hundreds Dellghled by| Open Air Event Sun- ‘ day Afternoon 23.—There may and Esl cod isn't go- ing The The band ruhe, 17 musicians, under rection of the veteran German | Bandmaster Max Joas, gave an open air concert yesterday after- | of the cruiser Karls- the (llAi noon in Triangular Place that de- |: lighted hundreds of Juneau resi- dents and visitors The concert lasted for an hour and the numbers ranged from to overtures, including both the American and German national anthems. Bandmaster Joas keeps his well | trained organization under excel- lent direction and the members respond professionally to his baton. Kettle drums play an important part in the majority of the selec- tions and piccolos and flutes carry more of the airs than the cornets One of the spectacular, showy! xelucnons was the sixth number,| | Zwei Marsche, in which the kettle drums and trumpets play “up| front” and the drummer.is given opportunity for plenty of action. Each number was enthusiastically | applauded. During the concert the weather was delightful, with the sun shining in fullest glory. The notes | laska Feature; Wind, Eskimos Pistor said he couldn't sen in making the hey’ll probably do it all in the studio when the com- Warner Eskimos wil also be taken nortl: on the steamer Victoria leaving on June 2. e company will take cases of perfume and blankets to give to |the native Eskimos. TALLAPOOSA I BACK FROM HER FLOUR MISSION Capt. C. H. Dot Reports l Volcanoes to West- ward Smoking From a cruise of 18 days that ended as far Westward as Un- ska, the United States Coast Guard cutter Tallapoosa, Capt. C. H. Denc Commander, returned turday afternoon to her base Juneau. Her chief mission dur- ing the voyage was to distribute al hundred sacks of Red Cross flour to various Indian cmomumni- The vessel after leaving Juneau May 4, called first at Yakutat, where she discharged (lour that had heen taken aboard at this port. She then proceeded to Seward where she picked up 500 or 600 acks of flour. Visited Many Places She distributed it to Kodiak, Uzinkie, Afognak, Kanatak, Kar- luk, King Cove, Perryville, Squaw Harbor, Unga, Sandpoint, Unalas- |ka and Belkofski. A all these ports the.ship's doc- tor weat ashore to give any medi- cal aid that might be needed. In returning to Juneau the cut- re, she is loading fish and aid of leaders of political parties concentrates for Pugst in forming ‘a Cabinet which will Sound discharge. | probably take several days. From the Westward, the vessel' bas 52 passengers destined for Se- altle. She brought to this mby four passengers, Joseph Jackson, H. A. Kurstedt, Mrs. Kurtstedt and J. C. Crawford. Passengers booked here for the south are: | 4 For Petersburgh—C. C. Doval. | ror e i v, Laundry Service A. Berg, W. H. Rowe. | For Ketchikan Mis. Violet Woods, C. C. Boatman, C. P. Seely,‘ L. Dalchany, W. Gerwels. For Scattle—Mrs. H. A. Kurstedt, Harold Kurstedt, Mrs, M. Thomp- son, Mrs, Lilllan Barnett, Mrs. W. 1. Smi Hazel McAuliffe, C. L. Dawson, M. H. Dawson, Frank Williams, Johp Hach, Gust Jo}m- son, Antone Africh. —_————— i CONGO HIGH IN DIAMONS ‘ | | Lifetime LEOCPOLDVILLE, — The Bel-| n Congo now is second i world diamond producers, statistics giving the oufput Rasdf district as 1,000,000 carats, | Congofese diamonds are found in| f§ cpen’ mines. P The New Roto-Verso Electric ‘Wringer-Washer is made by Landers, Frary & Clark to five you years of flawless undry service, Its complete up-to-date equip- ment includes a cushioned porcelain-enameled tub, Lo- vell wringer with balloon-t rolls, triple-vane agitator, sel oiling noiseless h'ansmlmon, and many other modern fea- tures. . It will do your weekly wash: ing faster and better you can imagine me in and see it, in THOMAS Hardware Co. SERIES 222 THE NEW Hupmobile 8 IN TRUTH A CAR FOR A NEW AGE! JAMES CARLSON Juneau Distributor lifl//d dAdRNS sdcd = ANEEN dEEE IIEIIIII 17 II%HI/ fl %Elll/ v illlfll!”, W%%ill%dflll o L llnlllfll ANNOUNCING A FRESH SHIPMENT OF New ‘Pa'rchment Lamp NEW MODELS SHADES LOW 1932 PRICES Alaska Electric Light Juneau Phone No. 6 & Power Co. Douglas Phone No. 18 Good to Kn_ow; Question: What is the shortest distance from America to Asia? Answer: Thirty-six miles—Bering Strait. of the last strain had hardly died (ter brought here five fishermen, away, when a few sprinkles came,|whose halibut boat, the Arthur H. then before the bandsmen and nad been put out of comimission crowd could seck shelter it started as the resuit of a broken crank- AND— “BARGAIN HEATING” was made “Tomorrow’s Styles Today” Ouisize Hosiery for WOMEN Just received a complete assortment in both sizes and colors in the best grade service weight. Price $1.65 pair ‘ L1, Junecaw’s Own Store to pour. The concert program consisted of the following numbers: Alte Kameraden, March, Teike. “Deutche Overture,” Bohm. Lenz, Lied, Hildach. An der Schonen Blauen Donau waltz, Straub. Jung Deutschland, Potpourie, Weniger. Zwie Marsche, for kettle drums| and trumpets, (a) Hie Gut Brand- enburg and (b) Kreuzritter. INFORMATION WANTED EDNA BEST Naive country girl, age 19, height | five feet five inches, weighh 116 | pounds, red hair, blue eyes. Dresses simply. Rumored that she was keeping company with a married man, since arriving here two weeks | ago. Please phone Coliseum The- atre all information. “adv. —_————— SHOP IN JUNEAU —_— ———? — DADDY LONG LEGS JfiunAYmn—Wm BAXTER COLISEUM Thursday—Friday—Saturday haft. The fishormen were Leif Ranholdsen, Arthur Jensen, Os- fmund Hanken, Martin Larentsen, land C. Abelsen. To Be Tcwed to Seattle The Arthur H. will be towed v from Kodiak to Seattle by the Amer’ an Eagle. had favorable weather for the greater part of the cruise,” |Capt. T h declared today. “In the hamlet of Bear Riyver near \Fortt Moler on the Bering Sea Iside, there was an epidemic of measles among the inhabitants, | numbering 20 or s0, Dr. Frank S. | Fellows, District Medical Director for Alaska, went there at the di- rection of the Coas tGuard Com- mander of the Bering Sea Pa- trol force. “Volcanoes to the Westward are | smoking. Shishaldin is throwing ithe mountain.” e CRAIG MAN BOUND OVER CHARGED WITH ASSAULT Charged with assault with a cangerous weapon, Percy Prisbee, |Craig, was arraigned last Satur- | day before Commissioner Peters at | |Cralg He was held to answer to the Federal grand jury and ! placed under & bond of $2,000, out black ashes. The asfés show | ,plamu on the western slope of | DOUGLAS COMMUNITY DANCE COMPLIMENTARY TO THE OFFICERS AND CREW OF THE KREUZER KARLSRUHE Douglas Natatorium by coal users who . fires with INDIAN | their Call Us Directs—PHONE 412 Pacific Coast Coal Co. TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 24TH, 8 P. M. Music by the Karlsruhe Band If the weather is favorable an open air con- cert will precede the dance Officers and Crews from Both German and v o American Ships Admitted FR.EE‘ Civilians—Men, 50 cents admission FRESH SPANISH SALTED PEANUTS—20c per, pp,ung; CALIFORNIA GR(]CERY Prompt Delivery