The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 31, 1932, Page 7

REPUBLICANS ARE T0 STICK 70 0LD ORDER High Sounding Titles Al| ready Bestowed in Coming Campaign By HERBERT PLUMMER campaign this rear, having noth- ing to do with the new fangled ideas of ‘Big Jim’ Farley and tha Democrats. - They've bestow- ed the high- sounding titles al- ready. To the bald, music-loving ator Hebert of ode’ Island has fen given the olio of “East- Republican FELIX HEBERT November 8. went Democratic), likely Chicago the Center shire had the title. tween that city and New York. at the Waldorf-Astoria. will be the focal point. itself and maintain its ers. f WASHINGTON, Aug. 31. — The Republicans will stick to the old| order in running this Presidential | Just vhat Senator Hebert's duties | will be, he perhaps doesn’t know.| An Eastern Manager, it would ap- pear, is the man entrusted with the ind of party operations I t1 section of the country—the man who will see to it that the Bast goes for President Hoover on § Actually, however it rarely means this. Senator Hebert, astute politic- jan though he may be (he beat an | ), Al Smith Democrat for the Sen- ate in 1928, although Rhode Island will be | more of a Republican “front” in|pajgn Managers at the start was New York City than anything else. That's the way 1t was in 1928.; Then Senator Moses of New Hamp- He found out Chicago was campaign | .g:flge’l;};:; ang %hat it waspmgc_ |hardly say that the designation of essary to do a lot of traveling be- | ‘The Eastern Manager is the chap | who attends to things and sees ople when the National Chair- | n is busy or absent. That's what H tor Hebert will do in his suite | Chicigo | The Democrats haye turned thumbs down on big cities. They'll| +haye neither an eastern nor west- efn campaign manager. Farley will run the whole show with his aids under the eéye of Governor Roose- velt. Eagh, .State will look out for | own con- tacts with the national headquart- The geographical managerial sys- (a complete hunt or for transpor- : Itation to Taku hunting grounds. And we rent them in Portable and De Luxe Models ) Rentals may be applied Bl on the purchase later. | Alaska § Electric Light & Power Co. . JUNEAU—PHONE 6 DOUGLAS—PHONE 18 Southeast Alaska Fair September 14-17 e T'M TELLIN' YA' BOVYS 'N' GIRLS, THIS S SOMETHIN' TO WRT DOUGLAS NEWS e o e SR Az ‘ SCREAMING AND YELLING . EOR SULLY “TO TAKE A BOW/' BARNEY COVERED SULLY WITH AXLE-GREASE FROM HEAD TO TOE AND NOW THEY'RE WAITIN' FOR HIM TO GET (T OFF! BOY -- MRS. ALLWAS GIVES BRIDGE LUNCHEON Mrs. F. A. J. Gallwas was hos- o, BOY/ |tess at ‘a bridge luncheon given THE al her home yesterday afterncon. EXCITEMENT Four tahles were engaged for the bridge. Mrs. W. XK. Keller held high score, Mrs. Walter Scotl was seconid high and Mrs. James Free- burn the low. 'Cut prize went o Mrs. Gay Smith. e LEAVE FOR HUNTING TRIP | "7 | 1932 Bert Roufsala left in a river boat this morning for a week’s hunting ‘:md outing trip to the “big Moose” country. i Gives Hollywood a Jolt MRS. GRAY RETURNS | By ROBBIN COONS ‘en a chance to work in the films. | HALLYWOOD, CAL., Aug. 31.—~| Lorena Layson, the T Well Natalie Taimaage Keaton |“standin” girl who finally did it—got a divorce from for a real movie con The action has | from Miami, Fla., and was a show- James Manning, Ed Roller and Mrs. Felix Gray came home on |the “Yukon last evening from a three weeks' vacation visit to Se- dttle. During her trip she also been threatened: girl in New York before coming represented the ‘B. M. Behrends for some time. ;m Hollywood. She'll probably be Co., Inc, in buying stock. Buster's friends 3 ¢| | rechristened ‘“Marcia Kent.” ——a—— never took seri- Paul Muni till Muni Wels- the form 8! enfreund to his wife tity Finckle of the stage. TEACHERS ARRIVING ously the talk that a final sep: | | i Miss Edla Holbrook and Miss aration would calls him Muni, not Paul | Margarst Pimperton, Douglas teach- result. The litile Paramount joins the prison cy- {ers, arrived here on- the' Yukon spate, like that cle film-makers with “Three In ast evening, after spending the after the unsmil- a Row,” with Philips Holmes & |summer at their homes in Mon- ing comedian likely prospect for the tragic role tana. Miss Lee Thoma arrived took their two of a condemned boy to whom {on the Princess Alice last eveninz. young boys air- things happen fast. Radio's “Li - —————————— plane riding to erty Road” has the new title {tem will be thrown out the window. co over Na-—ommrmeel | “Hell's Highway.” | talie's objections Pl et e Not Al Empty Titles ‘x\:‘xi;ets considered simple disagree- i L Y The theory back of Division Cam- """ p 0o o iaee say th M Bd P feip Gut the NabibAAll Chattman Dever considered " fhem ! ¥, 15 s itions in cer- IMOre. There was a reconc ion i unfamiliar with condi I~ ostensible at least, after that flare- ey tain sections. Then, too, there was 4 ;alue in handing out high- up, and for a few weeks all seem- ‘ sosp va. ,ed peaceful again. In July they N sounding titles. Not all of them, khowever, have been mere ornaments. You could separated finally and the other day Natalie's uncontested plea for divorce was granted. THE LIST GROWS the late James Good in 1928 as | Western Manager for Hoover was Fe dedciation. = With - Dr. Hubers , DO Srter i \01H ll: written Work at the helm and Good in m’d‘:l&l\/ to another Hollywood ro- t] el ults were ob- mance. X .t:fne:vm o That makes the 1932 list of k arrizies filmland ra- the bestowal of the title broken marrizves in y M M ther startling, with the Ann Hard- of Eastern Treasurer on Jeremiah ' Milbank in the coming'campaign 122'?{"0‘x‘>u153421“llhr \:;)1\‘;11(.‘;}}»‘ :“\Oys\l o or. 1 8 s wa m:{,fix i.?]l]le?lo ar'za]“:,r;.i ‘};’f it the Ruth Chatterton-Ralph Forbes the Republicans fare well in the break culminating in a Reno di- matter of ralsing campaign funds Vorce, and the Lowell Sherman- {it will be the East and Milbank | who will furnish most of the cash. LEILA HYAMS Real beauty 1s so deeply-ros that one can store up a supp Helene “Costello break among oth- ers leading in interest son to the next S X e [ announced | The oest possible means of MOOSE HUNTERS! |« movie con-|quiring this more lasting be: i the first baby |is by walking. Indoor boudoir & MAKE RESERVATIONS now for |born September 10—there’s a fine | chance for some “blessed event” | columnist to prognosticate the ruiser with comfortable accommo- |winner in advance. ments pale in insignifi balanced beside this morning door exercise. when out- ations for four, connecting with| 'It's all a publicity Life There is a drawback to walk- {fast speed boat service on river.| Begin: ing to cne's place of wor n the |Also deer and duck hunts. Low | maternity and morning, because of one’s cos- |rates. Phone 444 or address P. O.|dies but the winni tume. Therefore before breakfast, beneficial. habit is more |Box 1299, Juneau, ‘ly will be paid its salary and glv- {gmmn||||uu'|’||'||||mm||m|||1|i|'ti|||||um|||||'||||m|m‘|flmmuumuulmuuuiniiiumuumuuuumuW Announcing . . .. .. ARNOLD’S Fall Clearance Sale September Ist to 15th Sale includes all broken sizes of regular stock shoes and many new fall styles AT CLOSE OUT PRICES WOMEN’S DRESS PUMPS—Tes, Straps, Sandals and Oxfords, values to $8.50, Sale Prices .........veevn....$295 to $595 CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES AND OXFORDS, Sale Prices ........95c to $2.95 BOYS SHOES and OXFORDS. . ..$2.45 to $3.95 KEDS for GYM ..o0vvvvevvonnns...65¢c to $1.75 MEN'S WORK SHOES ...........5295 to $3.95 MEN'S 16/in. SHOES ...........c........ 5495 A few pairs MEN'S DRESS SHOES and RIS g B WOMEN'S SNAP FASTENER OVER- New Fall Styles ..................5175 to $2.95 WOMEN’S SILK HOSIERY, regular $1.00 values, Sale Price, 2 pairs ............51.50 No Approvals, Refunds or Exchanges on SALE GOODS OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 O”CI,‘OCK O OO0 000000 00RO G | 5 By MRS ALEXANDER GEORGE S, H' { Mix ingredients. Boil slowly and | auty Int 'stir frequently until relish thick- of it that will last from one sea-| | e T HOW ABOUT A WTTLE SMILE, MISTER TURWK? COME ON NOW- SMILE FOR THE LADIES !/ ., Grear Butain righis reserved. & | creamy sauce forms. Stir constant- THREE HELD AT LOOK\T-- BOYS -- TAKE A SHOT OF THE' " TERRIBLE TURK” IN THIS POSITION AN’ SCOQP THE OTHER PAPERS! son and Alic Nelson are being ] . ly. Add cabbage and seasonings held for the grand jury, and Pete ¥ Pour into buttered bz dish. Black’ is being detained as a | Sprinkle with cheese. Bake 20 min- material witness. Bakken pleaded |utes in moderate oven. Serve in KETcHlKAN FUR guilty to ult and was gen- D AY dish in which baked. tenced to five months in the Ret- Butterscotch Cockies (3 Dozen) chikan Federal jail ( 1 cup fat, 2 cups dark own Wia Fobhedy - Wit h Sovcvatt 0 sugar, 1 teaspoon vanilla, % tea- b arre ’6D‘§;m£c'°felm§ loss E Vi NS spocn salt, 3 eggs, 8 tablespoons cream, 2-3 cup chopped nuts, 3% MEXICAN RELISH FOR CHOPS :C\lps flour, 1 teaspoon soda 1 The Dinner Menu | Cream the fat and sugar. Add Brojled Lamb Chops | vanilla, salt, eggs and cream. Beat Mexican Relish |2 minutes. Add rest of ingredients, | Candied Sweet Potatoes mixing lightly. Chill dough. Drop Escalloped Cabbage | portions from end of spoon ;\nrl" PBread Butter |flatten on a greased pan. Bake i Sliced Bananas minutes in moderate oven. Butterscotch Cookics tchikan for Coffee To refreshen white goods whic! have yellowed with age, so&k over him as robbery suspects, Mexican Relish | night in sour milk and then rin ii"g to edvices just 8 cups chopped tomatoes, 4 cups|in cold water and wash in W | United States Marshal Albert White | chopped sweet green peppers, water and soap suds. |from Deputy W. H. Caswell. cup red peppers, chopped, 3 cups| - - - chopped onions, 2 cups chopp=d | NOTICE TO SHIPPERS | Besides | RECENT THEFT Arrest for Assault Leads to!ken was arrested for the assault Ueten(ion Of Three for Auguis® 25, an investigation un- | Alleged Robbery Bakken, place on August 22 | ccvered the check, ll.flve becn stolen by bave 'an endorsement week | o | been redorted There. accord- | received by ‘ Helmer Nel- [son’s Orchestra. 40 cents. check, is reported to have taken After Bak- declared to him, and to said to have | e been forged by Helmar Nelson. No s b or"::::;lt Bakken ab| g, iner cetals of the robbery have resulted in the arrest of two| cthers' who are being held with | LABOR DAY DANCE After the smoker at A. B. Hall |Monday night. Krane and Peter- —adv. celery, 2 teaspoons salt. 1'% cups| Owing to next Monday being La-|— sugar, 3 cups vinegar, 1 teaspoon bor Day, the Northland will sail | g r from Seattle Saturd Place your orders e —— | |cinnamon. ens. It will require about 50 min- utes to thicken. Pour into hot ster- ilized jars and seal at once. Escalloped Cabbage Gasboat Ace for <l time. See George Brothe: i| 4 tablespcons butter, 6 tablespoons | e PR & . flour, 3 cups milk, 4 cups chopped, | ] CARL JACOBSON || cooked cabbage, 1 teaspoon salt, ' JEWELER { teaspoon pepper, % teaspoon celery WATCH REPAIRING l salt, % cup grated cheese. SEWARD STREET | Melt butter and add flour. Blend Opposite Chas. Goldstein's l i well and add milk and cook until! g LUMBER FOR EVERY PURPOSE JUNEAU LUMBER MILLS An Alaskan Industry i%fl@IIIIIlIIlxilllIIIIHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIllIIIIIIIllIIIIIlIIIIIIIllII Supply Your | | I Veeds From 1 ‘@Wlfl"IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIllllllIIIHIi!IlIIIIIIIIIIIIII G FALL is the time to think of getting ably furnished, perhaps re-painted, furnace in a comfortable and re-created home. " and increased employment. Fi Juneau Commetcial Cash Bazaar Juneau Lumber Mills Harris Hardware Co. Juneau Motors California Grocery George Brothers Connors Motor Co., Ine. Thomas Hardware Co. Juneau Prug Co. B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. Alaska Meat Co. Allen Shattuck American Beauty Parlor Halvorsen’s, Juneau Freck Shop Butler Mauro Drug Co. Nelson Jewelry Store Harri Machine Shop Dr. L. P. Dawes Dr. H. C. DeVighne Winter & Pond Co. Rice and Ahlers Co. Daily Alaska Empire H. S. Graves, Harry A. Race Juneau Sample Shop h all and Winter SCHOOL will soon start. Your children will need general outfitting. summer Juneau merchants have been Hitying the best to fill their needs. are here now. Shop and buy ALL of their necessities in Juneau, and roofs repaired, etc. ||IiIII!II@IIIIIIIIIllIIIlfilllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIllllII|I||IIIIIII|IIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIII;I iIIIIIIIIIMIIHHIIIIIllllIIIIIIIlIIIIIIImIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI% = BUY IT WHERE YOU MAKE uneau Merchants All Stocks your home or your apartment comfort- Juneau busi- ness people can adequately supply all yot ‘desire. Talk over 'your ideas with them. Arrangé credit if you desire, and have the satisfaction of living through the winter AND REMEMBER when you buy at home a part of every dollar you spend will come back to you, in increased property values, maintenance of wage scales, ALWAYS SEE YOUR LOCAL MERCHANT FIRST ssociation Gordon’s 4 Garnick’s Grocery Juneau-Young Hardware Co. Sanitary Meat Co. Pacific Coast Coal Ca. Dr. W. W. Council Juneau Bottling Works J. B, Burford & Co. Stroller’s Weekly H. R. Shepard & Sons Dr. R. E. Southwell Mrs. Wm. Jarman A 2 0 00