The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 10, 1932, Page 7

ms DA!.LY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, OCT. 10, 1932, BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG CHAMPION OR NO CHAMPION ! HE SMOULD BE ORDERED OUT OF THIS HOSPITAL AT ONCE! HE HAS THE \ ENTIRE STAFF ON { EDGE ABOUT THAT MISS GEORGIA MR SULLY - - \'T's AN OUTRAGE 1 THE WAY MR. GOOGLE KEEPS PUTTING YOU OFF/ TM GOING TO It‘ LIKE TO BUSINESS S LEADERS SAY treme Low Pomt Has| Been Reached in De- pression Period ' DUSTRY TAKES TURN FO FOR BETTER| Evndence Given to! Form Opinion of One Hundred Men NEW YORK, Oct. 10—Con- fident that the extreme low point in the business depres- sion has passed and that ‘& revival, although ‘it may be slow and irregular, is now un- derway is expressed by an overwhelming majority of more than 100 business leaders in re- plies to questionnaires by Leh- man Brothers, a private bank- ing house. The ' conclusions of the busi- ness leaders are that in all but a few indusiries, there is am- ple evidence of a definite im- provement and the return of hope for a slow but a sure climb during the coming win- ter and spring months. ——————— TERRITORIAL SCHOOLS NO. IL The teachers in Alaska will be interested in the report of the com- mittee of three teachers, appointed by W. K. Keller, Commissioner of Edudation and candidate for re- élection, to study the Alaska Teach- ers Pension System. The pension system is maintained entirely by the teachers, the Territory con- tributing nothing to its mainte-, Four teachers, after serv- ing twenty-five years or more are, nance. now retired, and more will soon be eligible. e recommendations designed to put the pension system on a sound actuarial basis, and” to' protect the irfterests of those teachers who do not teach sufficiently long to be setlred — (advertisement) — e, old papers for sale at the Emplm The committee plans to' 'Proposal Advanced ' | By Smith Full Publlclty of Public| Utilities Urged by P. ‘ C Chairman WASHINGTON;, Oet. 10.—George | - | Otis Smith, Chairman of the Pow- |er Cimmission, addressing the Pub- ‘lle Utility Taw Section of \‘.ln' American Bar Association today,|juneau yesterday by L. Berg, of proposed full publicity of aftfar® yne Marlyn nyz; cymmpany rrom of publc utility companies to ef- w w. Mills of Sitka. fect better regulation of “business| Passenger on Northland of public utilities.” 3 Mr. Berg is a passenger on the | Smith said everything should northland, which called at Ju- 'be done in the open even to the neay yesterday enroute to Seattle. “extent of approval in aedvance by wy Mills thought Mr. Knight some piblic authiofitys’ fOB | MANY imignt have boarded the North- plans mow discloged ongy yqrsmf- land just before her departure terwards.” * ,!mm Sitka, but Mr. Berg replied : “ m ’ lsn ":::xv::;l‘xnw was nct aboard | CALLS oUT The wharf at Sitka is ! — | railing. of some | as quite dangerous, there s In the opinion | Flames shortly affer noon yes- of Mr. Knight's friends he may terday in rubbish that had been have decided to returi # the Mysterious Dlsappearance Occurs After His Visit to Juneau (Continuea from: Page One) regarded being no ,dumped on the beath bétween the | Northland after having been seen“ ‘rear of the Connors Motor ‘Com- |y the Marlyn company, employce pany and ‘the Haris Hardwere | an§ may have flcademulflr ‘stepped ,Company brought out the Fire De- off the ;what! and \ drowned. partmem The blaze: was exting- | —_———————— ui ched with chemical and booster | wa"*r hoses. Na damage resulted. (BERN!CE MILLIGAN HAS FIRST PARTY In the Commissioner’s Court for the Territory of Alaska, Division Number One. Before E. E. Zimmer, U. 8. Com- | missioner and Ex-Officio Probate | Judge, Haines Precinct. jIn the matter of the estate of Edward Fay, deceased. | NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN‘ That the “undersignedwas, on the 1st day of October, 1932, duly ap- {pointed executor of the last Will ,of Edward Fay, deeased. All per- sons having claims against the| estate of said deceased will present them with proper vouchers and duly verified to the undersigned at {Haines, Alaska, within six (6) months from the date of this no- tice. Dated at Haines, Alaska, this 1st day of October, 1932. CARL BJORNSTAD, Executor of the Will of Edward Fay, deceased. First publication, Oct. 3, 1982. Last publication, Oct. 24, 1982. || R s o L day anniversary of Bernice Marie Milligan, her mother, Mrs. James L. Milligan entertained at a party 1 1 | NomiCE TO CREDITORS | | | | afternoon. Refreshments were serv- ed by Miss Tyra Baldwin and Miss | | Evelyn Alstead. ThoSe present were: June Carol Sweum, ‘Ann Mason, Patricia Crozier, Ber- nice Mead, Walter Butts Jr., Miss Harriet Bertleson, Mrs. Walter Butts, Mrs. Agnes Griggs, Mrs. Charles Crozier, and Mrs. Ed Sweum. —ee——— Netherlands cover less than 12% acres. J. A. BULGER Plumbing, Heating, Oil 1 | | GENERAL SUN LAMPS STANDARD PRICES Satisfaction PEENE S Jindsy sad’ Douglas, Alaska ED!SON MAZDA LA‘MPS — {from 1:30 to 4:30 o'clock Saturday | FROM HIS HOME In celebration of tie first birth- | | | | } \ Charlotte | More than half the farms in the HARD TG F(ND HER FOR §4 TL \_E‘\’R‘\' <O : MORE ; PATIENT! B ANTS .Mpw\msz“ | WELL SEE HIM | LATER! -| TUOD\-E—O o! BBYLE DEPARTS | FOR KETCHIKAN ON STR.ALASKA BILLE DE BECK NOTICE After October 10 no telephoné rentals for the month of October will. be accepted at a Ciscount. All remittances by mail must bear DOUGLAS FOR THE liENEP IT OF TH.E PEOPLE OoF JUNEAU NUGGET SHOP Is offering a shipment of ESKIMO BASKETS which arrived too late for the Tourist Trade—at 50 Per Cent OFF the Regular Price If you are planning to send a Christmas gift to the States there is nothing so acceptable as a fine native-made basket. A deposit will hold any article in. the shop until the holidays. Qur new Costume Jewelry and genuine Stone discount date. adv. postmark of not later than last Please be prompt JUNEAU AND DOUGMAS Necklaces have just arrived from the East. . COME IN AND PROSPECT AROUND—Open Evenings NEWS MRS SWANSON ENDS VISIT 'Democratic Nominee for Auditor to Visit Towns in Southern End (Continued from Page One.) Representative A. H. Zlegler of | Retchikan, who were' Senator Di- mond's rivals for the nomination for Delegate last Spring, plan: to take the stump during that period. Local Divisional candidates, also, will lend their assistance in the drive which organization spokesmoen | believe will pile up a large major-| ity for the entire Democratic ticket in this Division. ——e-— In a recent week 177 people were | |injured in their homes in Gla.sgcrw,, ‘Scmland AT Offering real values of merit. but the best grade woolens:and furs used in these garments. Priced from $10.00 to $32.50 Anderson EXPERT PIANO TUNER Alaska Agent KOHLER BROMBACH PIANOS Expert Piano Service Phone Orders 143 ANDERSON MUSIC SHOPPE Juneau, Alaska “Tomorrows .Styles Today” Wmter Coats Nothing “Juneaw’s Own Store” Store Open Until 9 P. M. Tonight After a summer's visit with her ‘husband, Mrs. Olaf Swanson, ac- companied by her grand-daughter | Florence Likens, is booked for | passage for the south on the Al- aska, returning to her home in California, Mr. Swanson, who has | maintained @ cottage here during their stay, is returning to his| bachelor quarters in Juneau. o | FAREWELL PARTY the same Uniformly Lower Fares featuring the famous Coast ' | Geneva Feero entertained at her |'home Saturday afternoon with a fluev'en party for Florence Likens 'who is returning to her home in the South with her grand-mother. About a dozen little classmates of Florence enjoyed the affair. ————————— DORIS CAHILL HAS BIRTHDAY Twenty little friends of Doris Cahill celebrated her sixth birth- day with a party given in honor of ithe event by Mrs. Cahill Satur- day afternoon. The children had | a wonderful time playing games and enjoying delicious refresh- ments, DON'T SLEEP ON LEFT SIDE,GAS HURTS HEART o —_— If stomach gas makes you restless | and uhable to sleep on right side, take Adlerika. One dose will rid you | of gas or nervousness, and bring sound sleep. Butler Mauro Drug!, Co., Juneau, Guy's Drug Store, Douglas. —adv. | .- RUMMAGE SALE By the' Lutheran Ladies Aid So- ciety at church parlors next Tues- day. —adv n e =T e - Write, cable o call om Karl K.Katv, Alasha 200 Smith Tamr, Seatfle ALASKA MEAT €O. QUALITY AND SERVICE-TO YOUR LIKING # Meadowbrook Butter ' Austin Fresh Tamales Deliveries—10:80, 2:80, 4:39 JOIN THE NATION IN 4 “NEW DEAL” BY VOTING THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET | STRAIGHT i i § ELECTRIC Guaranteed the dollar. ‘NEW!' Skeleton Mesh énl;dals OUNC[MENT We have purchased the shoe stock of Devlin'c Bootery. of Fairbanks, and these fine shos will be offered tomorrow at gbeut 35 cents on Remsnber, these shoes are high-class merchandise going for a fraction of their replacement value. SEE THEM TOMORROW! t ; HOLEPROOF MESH HOSIERY ReguI;l'- 3175 in the Election, November 8, 1932 For Délégatc to Congress——s SENATOR ANTHONY J. DIMOND For Attorney General— JAMES S. TRUITT For Territorial Auditor— FRANK A. BOYLE For Comxfrissioner of Education— ANTHONY E. KARNES For Highway Engineer— W. A HESSE For Senator—— NORMAN R. WALKER 98¢ Pair “Worth Much More” the World Ever Produced? CARDINAL GIUSEPPE CASPAR MEZZOPANTI, Bologna, Italy. 1775~ 1819. Bpoke 11} languages and dialeots. INDIAN COAL and CARBONADO Coking Furnace Coal—in any lan- guage means “Bargain Heating” Note taess low prices: For chreflcntatives— : F. J. BARANOVICH, JOE GREEN, THOMAS B. JUDSON,J. 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