The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 15, 1932, Page 8

8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY JUNE 15, 1932. CHAMBER HEARS Ovtct Pesderc |GEORGE BROS, = Has Wilbur Letter on ministration Proposed Under New Set-up /s Above is a recent photo of Pres:- dent Juan cban Montero of ! Chile whose government has been 1 ousted by revolutionary forces un- Ray Ly der the leadership of Dr. Carlo A. B. Howel. Davila, former Ambassador to the A United States. President Montero to the insurgents to surrendered when he was ad- avoid bloodshed, . vised that the Chilean Army and s ih t public utter e | air force were on_the side of the » Department of its | rebels. Alaska road ar "ROBERT SHORT| 'SHOT DOWN AS NUNGUMBATANT - CAME NUT 0 “ra Make Protest June 15.} o 5 | SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Moose and Elks Billed to s Eiizabteh short, of Tacoma, > : Washington, arrived from Meet Again T()m_ght Shanghai and she asserted her son if Weather Permits Robert, shot down by the Japanese | over Shanghai, during the fight- showers ar ing there several months ago, was mitten a noncombatant rease in general cloudine - i flied e | srnoon made the prospec Mrs. Short said her son was fly- [ceived! Butler Ma Drug (5“, for a baseball game tonight slight- ing a commercial plane for deliv- G 1 s. TIf it is raining at 5 ery. The plane was mistaken for & jer the regular rule of /& Chinese combat plane by the ity Tosmus, the game will be |Japancse and he was foced to COLISEUM | |fight with Japanese combaf planes in an attempt to save his life. Cunningham Scored “I was given to understand that a complaint was made to American Consul General Edwin C. Cunning- The Elks and Moose are slated tonight, the next to the| on the regular schedule, | e are four postponed games The latter is in sec- L ; AREE g ha and that he declined to take e Tealei any diplomatic action,” said Mrs.| “of the Eiks Short. “I am going to present the A e : fa to the State Department at tonight fo Paps | & fhase itk | Washington and have everything A by |done to result in this country| ould go into second |having a proper _diplomafic repre- ont of |sentative in China E-Same o0 ot T Welcomed by Chinese by Chines: se d the same distance " £ e | Mrs. Short was welcomed here ety Ao by the Chinese colony, by music and a parade and speeches. Mrs. Short said she was unable COLISEL to find her son’s belongings al- though she knew he left some cash in a furnished apartment. She blamed Consul General Cunning- ham for failure to take charge of ) son’s property. She said Cun- ILLICIT SUND \mn;,hun even refused to see her |when she went from Tacoma to China. —————— JACK OF ALL Tax Returns 40 Cents Off; ‘lt Goes Back to Scotland SUPERIOR, Wis. June 15 TRADES or SPECIALIST? Do you believe a “Jack of All |'can Grant, who lives in Trades” will do as good work as | hereafter will have to send the a Specialist? rrect amount of his tax assess- Tl ment to City Treasu George The Nugget Shop offe you Ostrom. the services of a specialist in ¢ | Ostrom ma ¢ whe all branches of the jewelry and o, nikde PeSling when ho R ATEA" irieer MY aren, edoh & found Grant's remittance for per- competent practicioner of his sonal property taxes [h,b spring 40 oraft. Consider this when in | Cents short He %“d, he \\'U\ll.dn'l need of Watch Repairing, Jew- | OPject if this were the first time, dry Manufacturing, Repairing | DU that Grant been from 10 or Engraving, Ivory Carving, etc. §9 9 eobd aporh Smell oar kD his mor orders. done |! more, | est Your work should be better and the cost no s deficit was the larg- and Ostrom sent the order and often less. back witk reminder to make the remittance for the full amount THE e R ‘When men began to need meas- gth they chose the fin- other parts of the body andard lengths. Nugget Shop FREE JUNE 17 AWARD 1 FREE TICKET to SEATTLE or $40.00 IN TRADE every 30 days GEORGE BROTHERS CHALLENGED BY SANITARY MEN Winners of L(ut Year’s Grocers” Baseball Game Are “Called” That Sanitary bu meat and grocers, today issued llenge to the George t seball outfit to dare mpt a come-back on the Juneau di Last year, in the one-ring circus att on, plenty of side shows, the George Brothers’' nine, ten or eleven, won from the Sanitary Meat and C cery flying trapeze artists score was—something or other—but the GB's beat any Now the Sani get even ay y boys want to still think, @ ports that you ca You can't come ording to va I—Shuc back. We dare you to attempt it. We will wager you the dinner for both teams, invited and the umpire or umpires, dare to accept ke it up s. Close your store for a few hours—we’ll do the same on the night of the game—nobody will want to do any buyihg anywa they'll be at the game, and get this thing off our chests. Fick- n and Blomgren will be our bat- teries. You mind your as to what Home ge Worth will do. {—fraid own busi- Kid Run BIG shipm nt of £ ILLICIT SUNDAY \(ZOHO O IOVS are better than one @ There's twice as much chic in a Pajama that goes in for big, bold color con- trast! This is just what this two- piece Munsingwear model does in its tuck-in blouse with huge sleeves that match the skirt-like “trou” . . . in contrast to the waist. Munsingwear Crepe Rayon. $3.50 and up FREE JUNE 17 LEADER Department PHONES 92—95 OPEN EVENINGS Store (GEORGE BROTHERS) Here is the ch: You GB's meet us some at the base- ball park in at least a 5-inning game. You have been howlir it over us for the past 10 or 11| months because, through err on your part, you beat us. And the umpire was not fair either. You | let’s | qon just re- | AWARD I FREE TICKET to SEATTLE or $40.00 IN TRADE every 30 days Daily Cros.s-word Puzzle SCOUTS BACK i ACROSS Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 24. Inilrument . Egyptian etween deity T - the violin 6. Roman deity |[A|B|O[D[E|SNYSIA[T|! |R[E sag. iy o Heorew o [RIEIF]U[S [ENNE[R[A[STE[R] 26. Tries to ippine 3 Isiands, a S0 R 1D & Gom:;mxn Ehir H 30, il . Vindi E[R SIE[RIE| 31 Minute T < 5 R Pufts up NIE LIUDIEIS] 55 paimat wenty-six boys Return oreign . Full of : T E[LI noxious After Being Washed Scandinavian s c 1 B A~u‘ns % (S RIAZIEIS| 5. Parcels of Out by Rain 43, 248 H[O| SIE[VIE] a7 Nerve , Tk networl | AN LN [T] 35 Razor BOY SCOUT CAMP, Tuesday, ¥ sharpener o S C . M|E | [ONSNIE] s9. small June 14.—(Special Cor_respol{ldehr?ce; E|[S NILIAICIE depression | —T'wenty-six of the original thirty ] Scouts who came to camp June 9 S|T TIAITIEIS lightly it 29, An =20 43. Having lm. 6 are back with us again. The 30. Face. central rrive ve between 10:30 30" Face value Exces " part gang arrived here ia ol stock - SRMREREEM et o o BN Femoved 7 and 11:30 a. m. today and by noon ollthe: vear oquent 3 v - 31 Peonihaton 68 Frozen forcenul 6L Those who gt "°’?\’°‘.“S'J"fif?§u v;{t 36. Article desserts Sicer note speed | Cleaned out the tents ani 8. i L.::fr(‘x“man zg émonz & 52, N(;\rek everything to the cabin. As many gras: e i SR T acackneved | jankets as we had room for were 18 American 2 55, polanners hung up to d 4. Title of e 5 mmu"""“ 5. V?F‘mrfloult | Monday was a pcri«crdday, “ A oveneit, 85, Symbol for agaln snake of we took everything out and sprea a Sovereign e 3 I .z | 42. Buila L i H‘“I‘h"““m 1 Sy £9. TrnO® ted |it on the grass to dry. By even- Wi of the 6L Idea: comb. |ing we were all set for the return 68. Walks handwritin form | & Dirine 0k Ay carelessly on the wal 63. Hunt of the Scouts. uring y 69. Slimmest i" ’(“_(.yncernll)ng f.; inql;nel the group staying in camp took ume 2. The eyel Pald ! o . Takes solid 15. l};:c‘\‘)’nflruw. “bublto | advantage of the weather and 00« teamn roll ¢ e i 74. Partially 18, Matnaw-soad L8h! |loafed on the beach s g: D;I;:::m? bur]!:cd 18, ue:)\\her B 70. L!a&ivllnnl.nn This afternoon the boys were 54, Top plece of carbon 22 Mohs i eld wi r a spire 75. Clumsy boats T el R ‘“d”‘é’ f}“”dm““h L{] H Mem‘:‘; an . H. lory, who gave / 2 |3 |= 7o 177 112 instructions m1 geology and bot- any, respectively. [ ¥ We are expecting one more Scout. This will bring our total i N5 b to twenty-seven. We will remain in camp until next Sunday, unless s NSEERET the rain drives us out as it did t Sunda; | HARRY A, RACE N N N 4o |4/ 71 1S REMODELLING Store Will E& Like New | and Will Have Com- plete New Stock Extensive remodeling and gen- ‘4 = 72 eral improvements are being made to the Britt Pharmacy on Seward | COURT CANGEL OF P, TESSITORE [talian Loses Citizenship Because of Departure from Country Peter Tessitore, ed American ci here some 14 years ago, yesterday lost it by |an order signed by Judge Justin ‘\’V Harding in the Federal Dis- |trict Court. The court found that the man had left the United States within five years of the time his naturalization was affected and had never returned to the coun- try. For that reason, the order of naturalization was cancelled. Tes- sitore, who is a native of Italy, went back to that country in 1919 {and is said to be the prosperous owner of a vineyard. He was drafted during the world war and lwas stationed at Haines. — e ROBERTSON BOYS BACK who was grant- Elliott Robertson, completing his first year at the University of Washington, returned home on the Princess Norah last night for the summer vacation here. He was ac- companiecd by his brother Duncan, who recently went south on the coast guard cutter Chelan. e . Daily Empire Want Ads Pay NATURALIZATION " X [ | { { 75 Street between Front and Second | AN P Street. The business has been b bought end the premises leased Thza Is When by Harry B. Race of Ketchikan,| the plans to reopen before July 1 “ A new front is being built to| )vu Begin to ireplace the old front of the store, | d the interior will be repapered | Tax |and repainted. A large and newly selected stock s when the new bud- ® ;¢ goods will arrive on the steam- | 'b“a“““g taxes become @ ghin yukon from the South next cfn\. ive: AMUSEMENT TAX-—June 21. POSTAGE TAX—July 6. e MANUFACTURER'S EX- ® Tuesday, end will be put into place ® as soon as possible. J. E. Staplcton Manager The pharmacy will be managed ® by James E. Stapleton, experienced CISE—June 21. ® druggist, who formerly was man- TARIFF — (Lumber, coal, @ ager of one of the Owl Drug Stores ete) June 21 ® in Portland, Ore, and who now | INCOME TAX—July 1, the is manager of Mr. Race's drug taxpayer therefore paying store in Ketchikan. half of their mext return Mr. Race is well and favorably under the old law and half @ yppown as an Alaska pharmacist under the new. STAMP TAXES—(Checks, stocks and bonds), June 21. GIFT TAXBES—For calen- dar year 1932 and thereaf- ter, He has been in bsiness in the Tex- | ritory seventeen years. He was | connectad with the pharmacy bus- iness in Cordova a short whi He was with the Ryus Drug Com- pany in Ketchikan seven years, | FADHIG-AND S BOAIY £ and has owned his own store there | vuly.J, for the last seven years. ESTATE TAXES—Applica- ble with deaths occurring after June 6. Quarters Deemed Temporary Mr. Race regards the present| quarters in this city of temporary character. His remodeled, recon- ® ditioned and restocked store is on | the site of the proposed new ho- ICE CREAM SOCIAL |fel and vhen work on the hostelry The Martha Soclety will give an ' gets under way, he has in view ice cream social Friday, June 17,'another location for his business. at the home of Mrs. Joe Kendler | on Glacier Highway. Public mvlbed‘ to attend from 2 to 5 and 7 to 12 pi. m. Pony rides for the kiddies, 10 cents —adv. | el GIRL BORN TO MRS. YORK eeececcseccscesescoscscsece eeeececccccccoece ———————— Daily Empire Want Ads Pay i Mrs. James R. York of Juneau is the mother of a daughter born § Monday night at St. Ann’s Hos- (o JUNEAU-YOUNG HARDWARE CO. pital. ’, 4-PIECE i ‘ Bedroom Suite n Walnut POSTER BED VANITY DRESSER CHIFFONIER BENCH $67.50 | Walnut Dressers—$19.50 Walnut Chiffoniers—$16.50 New Day Beds, Studio Couches, Box Couches, Davenports BRITT PHARMACY : jand As:ocu(edl—ussPh ) James DeJute, the 11.year-old boy who was kidnaped the morning == PLANTS LINDBERGH MEMORIAL TREE after the Lindbergh boby was abducted, is shown as he planted a tret Memorial day in Niles, herqh ir. GRACE VlVIAN DAVIS IS 'GRADUATE :MAKES SATURDAY LUNCHEON, 25¢ | | J‘ Ladies of Episcopal Church will serve an excellent 25c¢ luncheon TOUR WITH PLAYERS Saturday from 11 to 4:30, Valen- Miss Grace Vivian Davis, daugh- | ter of Capt. James V. Davis of Juneau, is at present touving the | Middle West with the Cornish yers Touring Group, who are filling seventeen engagements in Nebras Oklahoma, Texas, Cali- fornia and Oregon before return- ing to the Cornish School the end of July. Miss Davis is taking the lead of Sylvia in Marivaux's “Love Chance” which is the play they are touring with. Miss Davis is among the 1932 graduates from the Drama Depar!—‘ ment of the Cornish School, re ceiving her diploma for actmq Commencement exercises were held in the Cornish Theatre June 2, Miss Cornish presenting the di- plomas, Dr. Herbert H. Gowen and Mr. Archibald Stewart Downey | giving addresses. - Turkish Speed Mania Hits Istanbul Funeral ISTANBUL, June 15—Thi fast in Mustapha Xemal Turkey. Recen the Grand Rue of Istanbul was startled when one of the city’s new motor-hearses tore along at 45 miles an hour towards | a cemetery, while mourners in the taxis that were trying to keep up, yelled for the police. Gendarmes managed to halt the hearse. They arrested its chauffeur and carried the casket on their houlders, in old Turkish style, the rest of the way to the cemetery. B Daily Empire vwant Aas Pay. |tine Building corner. Food ——— Alabama Polytechnic Institute ©., in honor of the memory of Charles A. Lind , track team has lost but two dual!® meets in ten years. CHICKEN DINNER EVERY THURSDAY EVENING From 5 | | THE COFFEE SHOPPE { 5 3 { Mrs. Katherine Hooker Warm Air FURNACE REGISTER IN VERY ROOM $1°75-00 And up—Complete, Installed Guaranteed not to sm oke your walls. Guar- anteed to heat your home to 70 degrees in zero weather. Guaranteed to Satisfy NOTE:—Mr. Metal Shop, or cost. Metcalfe, in charge of our Sheet is not only competent but right up to date on the best and latest practice in warm air heating and ventilating and will gladly give you estimates without obligation RICE & AHLERS CO. PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL “We tell you in advance what job will cost” e A e -