The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 1, 1932, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JULY I, 1932. BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG MY DEAR CHAP- I DONT QUITE. UNDERSTAND. AEE suLy TUAt'S AN AWFUL (OAD OF JACK YA GOT STACKED AWAY.: I HAD NO (DEAR You WLz So WELL- HEELED - HONEST! T TAKES MY BREATH AWAY= Q' COURSE; % YA KNOW . SULLY. ITS CONSIDERED UNPATRISTIC (NS TEWS, b /= 1932, King F DEADLOCKED IN s Field and Slow Gains on to s from ands Kes . 'k and the 'st Three Tests bia for MRS and fu (Continues on 2age TWO) the unit t and last o the voting t as had 1 ‘m“ - John Garner on had >y " k and Pen v ‘]_' ‘“.]Ym was overw is manager had claim- | G%7- White and the solid fi up a unit rule fon involving and gave 12 polls on the e Convention adj oth that prior to |§ DELICIOUS \BPICNIC SUPPLIES FOR THE {4y uy MOTOR TRIP.. 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Immediately aftor 16 24 votes were tallied in ¢ mentioned as possibilities wita | result was announced, the Chair- Roosevelt column. man ordered a second ballot and Ro: iled to register the nstead of the 45 ot i from New York he only 29%, and Smith was given 69 In Pennsylvania where 60/ out of the 76 v s were earmark- ed for him, he only got 44':| Smith | got 30, Ritchie 1 and Baker -one-) half : Illinois had been expected toj give him 25 but only cast 15% for| m, Smith getting 2%, Garner| 3 ot the > with 40%. Wisconsin listed with 28 votes for : sevelt, but Smith edged in to take two away from him in that sevelt had 40 straight d ations out of 55 in the co - a majority in another and; is still one more. Smith , one majority ner had ¢t straight and 1g vote or two elsewl and White had t e tates unchallenged gol a majority in Illi ed up a few in other deleg: e [ |GABE PAUL RETURNS FROM BUSINESS TRIP| I gugss there ed Gabe Paul of the on his return to Juneau from a visit of two n Seattle and Portland business districts of appeared cust arily restauran d tr the tie: emed to be steaming ht. T had a good attending to the bu: caised me to make il — .o AT THE HOTELS i Gastineau M. Showell, * Portland T. Smith, Premier, B. C. | Alaskan G. Williamson, e SKAGWAY RESIDENTS RETURN FROM SOUTH Miss Elizabeth Gault and Leland | DOG TAXES i fare due and payable in Douglas | July 1. Prompt payment is re- | quested. | FELIX GRAY, City Clerk. e { DR. J. W. kDMUNDS IS HERE Prominent eye specialist of Se- attle is in Juneau—at the Gas- :ineau Hotel until July 5. This is Dr. Edmunds’ sixth an- 'nual visit, and he will be pleased to meet his numerous former pa- tients and scores of new ones. ! Glasses scientifically prescribed. Dr. Edmunds welcomes the most diffi- cult cases, crossed eyes, muscular | eye imbalances, nervous physical reflexes, etc. No charge for con- sultations or examinations, COME EARLY, or telephone for appoint- ment. —adv. | —adv. ——————— BANK CALL i WASHINGTON, July 1—A call for National Bank statements to| June 30 was issued today by the | Comptroller. ’ frrrrrrrrres COMPLETE | LINE ’ of Fireworks Juneau Dru Co. ' | ; “There 1 No Substitute ! for QUALITY” Post Office Substation No. 1 i PHONE 33 '[To Increase Interest in Big Hho nd|. ion the follow:. or 1 second and third prizes $3, $2 $1 ecach for best ly were well patronized | costume COME TO TOWN FOR | Joe Wehren and C. H. B T rived in town last nig N where they are < i E: 1 y will remain here R. B. Lawrence, | Third Street Bridge or other place: bage bay from the oity wharf | By BILLE DE BECK ONE. MORE RIDE, SULLY. GNE s 524 L. REINKEN STAKES DOUGLAS |, ©AMS 0 :\YEW/S staked on Chicha 2 Leon Reinken, a v GIVE PRIZES 0 PARADERS “There are croppings on cated,” Mr cuteroppin; stone dike, or o “The ground Chichagof Mine to within 100 fe: of it It ,also near the F ~Chichagof. | “The elevation of the property 530 feet and virtual The ¢ in the five nd approach ock b | outeropp: bul plai | Event on Island for Fourth n small 1o six months to January 1, 1933 FELIX GRAY, City Clerk away this om The prizes distributsd as| | Jumeau Ice Cream best float, $10,] | Parlor wagon | | Try our fountain lunch. Salads $150 and $1,| | and Sanowiches Sunfreze Ice Cream in all i flavors boy's and girl | e et T RS i ) FOURTH e - AND WHY “Because we do it better” NOTICE e the city limits of be arrested and fined must be Douglas | All gar: into the; ) § ] ) Anyone dumping garbage at the z dumped FELIX GRAY, BlC. Gault, ar, were passengers|—adv. 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