The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 31, 1933, Page 8

8 BOARD TO MAKE STUDY OF VOTE (N FEBRUARY 18 Examination of Third Di- vision Precincts Slat- ed Here Shnrlly -, Campbell of the meet- ontention that y requirements re- stration by the s not complied with in s in question. He is by the pre- r books which, show that under represented by attend the Campbell 1 one of the leading Democ e Territory. D J. D. HARLAN GUEST OF GOVERNOR PARKS J. D. Harlan, General Manager of the Consolidated Gold Fields at Nome, who arrived in Juneau on the Admiral Evans, on a business trip is a guest of Gov. George A. Parks while here. Mr. Harlan expects to leave for the South on the steamer Alaska this week to join Mrs. Harlan who preceded him South seyveral weeks ago. B TRAVELING MEN MAKE TRIP TO PETERSBURG Tom Hall and Chet Johnson, traveling men, left on the Admiral s for Petersburg. All Foods Purchased Today Will Be Charged on February Account Apricots, 3 large cans . . 50c are all stars in their respective fields. tennis marvel. artist who has won many world’s championships on the ice. The got together at St. Moritz, Switzerland, where they are vacationing. CHINESE ARE RUM CHASER REPULSED IN = EXPLODES ON Japanese Force at Chum-|Crew of Four Member enkow Again Success- Reported Escaped and ful in Defense | Picked Up SAN PEDRO, Cal, CHINCHOW, Jan. 31.—For the| Jan nese attacked at Chumenkow but|804, a speedy rum chaser, whi the Japanese again repulsed them.| apparently in pursuit of a vess the Chiness retreated. The crew of four escaped Juneau Cold Storage Company. Though all figure in widely different circles, the three people shown here At left is Harold Lloyd, cele- brated American screen comedian; in center is Suzanne Lenglen, French and at right. Sonja Henje, Norway’'s dainty Ts}tmun.g of e trio ANOTHER MOVE PURSUIT TRIP 31—A fourth time in five days, the Chi-|radio said the Coast Guard boab The fight lasted two hours, then|off San Diego, exploded and sank. | Hall, 8:15. Everybody welcome. adv. my home. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, JAN. 31, 1933. 'Aces Of Screen —Tennls;lce SUPPURT GWEN P:ans lnaugurauo;: Bl | B BY ALL- ALASKA ¢ \‘ CHAMBER BOARD Wirites State Department About Transfer of Flag to Local Museum | | | | In its effort to obtain for Al- aska the, first American Flag to | be hoisted over the Territory, the | American Legion has been accord- |ed the support of the Alaska Ter- [ritorial Chamber of Commerce, it was made known here today at the offices of that organization’s sec- retary. | A letter asking for the transfer {of the flag to the Alaska Museum has been forwarded by the Terri- torial body to the Secretary of State, in whose custody it is be- lieved to be. mal transfer of Alaska from Rus- |sian to American sovereignty. It iwas raised on a staff on Castle Hill at Sitka on October 18, 1887, 'and later is said to have been re- turned to Washingten for keeping. In its State, ) letter the All-Alaska to the Secretary of Chamber (k2 to be deposited in the archives the Alaska Historical Museum. | {“We feel that the presence of this| {flag in our Territorial Museum 2 will not only prove of great in- 4{terest to our citizens, especially jour young people, but will stimu-| {late in all a greater interest in| knm study of the early history of! Alaska and its subsequent growth,” !declared the letter. The all-Alaska Chamber also re-| quested the State Department to! transfer to the Museum photo-| prints of any official records of !the State Department, or any pen sketches now in the Department’s files bearing upon the event of the transfer. BRI 0 L AR S LENNIE ENGSTROM HERE FROM SITKA le Lennie Engstrom, who has been »] assisting Sam Morris in packing' for the Juneau Cold Storage Com- a bany in Sitka, returned to Juneau e —— | dory and have besn picked up. on the motorship Northland. He 1 e expects to remain here about a TEMPORARILY EMPLOYED AT week. JUNEAU COLD STORAGE CO. CARD PARTY - ‘ Ths Catholic Ladies will give a AFTERNOON TEA Mrs. H. M. Hollmann and Miss| card party January 31. Bridge, Vour fortune told by cards - Betty Thordarson are tempor Whist, Pinochle. Prizes and re- cluded. Lessons in backgammon.| employed at the office of the|freshments Admission 50c. Parish Bridge parties arrangsd for you m] Phone 3351. —adv. | The flag was used in the for-| safe- | |asks that it be returned to Alas-| | [ e 3 Hugh T. Nelson, executive secre- | tary of the Roosevelt Inaugural Committee, is shown at his desk in | the new inaugural headquarters at Washington, where he is planning the details of the ceremony for the induction of President-elect Roose- velt on March 4. A Senate sub- committee has recommended an ap- | wropriation of $40,000 to cover cost | _ of the inauguration. SAN FRANCISCO BREAD Effective February 1, 3 loaves for : at all grocery stores and San Francisco Bakery. —adv .- - Cheaper than using your own car. Call a Yellow 22. —adv: ————— — Adlerika $1.00 MEDICINE GLASS FREE Butler Mauro Drug Co. Free Delivery Phone 134 EXPRESS MONEY ORDERS ANYTIME ‘ul-n ‘PRUSPECT“R.“GM Marriage” | Ban in Idaho Is FOUNB SLAIM( Is to Be Lifted | ca¥| BOISE, Idano, Jan. 31.—It won't ' be long now until Idahoans can get “IN NEw M E X I G 0 married on sight. | | Tne nouse has passed a bill :b\' a vote of 55 to 5 repealing the . “gin marriage” law enacted two ;Belle\'ed to Have Been years ago and it now goes to the Murdered for Treasure |Governor, where prompt approval four passengers from here for Seward Peninsula metropolis. NEW AIRLINE ESTABLISHED SEWARD, Alaska, Jan. 31.—A di- rect airline from Seward to Nome was established when Bob Reeves, formerly a Pan-American ace, tock the | . {is expected. | —_————— i Mflp He Carned | The law was enacted by the last 3 jon of the Legislature requiring | MRS. BERNICE CHRISTIE | SILVER CITY, New Mexico, five days' notice of intention to ON WAY TO SEATTLE |Jan. 31.—W. W. Brooks, aged 65 marry before a license can be |years, old-time prospector and ijssued. |treasure hunter, was found dead| The law had been credited with {1 the Burro Mountain region, 'driving more than half of the !southwest of here, last Saturday. marriages of the state into . sur- Officers believe he was killed for rounding states. |a treasure map he carried. | Mrs. Bernice Christie, whose husband is electrician at the mine at Hirst-Chichagof, is a Seattle- bound passenger on the Admiral Evans. i rooks searched tirelessly for |year for lost gold mines he be- |Tieved were buried in the region. | A watch and $35 in cash were |found in his pockets eliminating |the theory of robbery. H —l CARD PARTY The Catholic Ladies will give a card party January 31. Bridge, Whist, Pinochle. Prizes and re- freshments. Admission 50c. Parish Hall, 8:15. Everybody welcome. adv. RS 7 N - SALE CONTINUES DON'T MISS THIS EVENT Use Type and Ink—and Why? Antiseptic LEADER DEPT. STORE Solution GEORGE BROS. PHONE 454 Store Open Evenings 75¢ Pt. THIS IS A NEW MONTH * START YOUR ACCOUNT TODAY ROLLED OATS, 10-lb. bags Use twice a day to prevent colds and sore throat. [{ BUTTER—good creamery prints .......... 25¢ {t RAISINS, fresh, 4 Ib. cellophane JUNEAU : wrapped package ... . '3;)0 DRUG CO. SUBSTATION NO. 1 Phone 33 STOCK UP NOW FOR THE MONTH— IT WILL PAY YOU At GARNICK’S, Phone 174 Free Delivery Peaches, 3 large cans. . . 50c¢ Pears, 3 large cans . . . . 60c Bathroom Tissue, 3 for . 25¢ SILK TISSUE BRAND Peanut Butter, 2 1bs. . . . . 25¢ BULK—BEST GRADE Hardwheat 49 LBS.—BREAD FLOUR Hardwheat 241, LBS.—BREAD FLOUR Flour. ... $1.40 Flour.. ... 85¢c Raisins, Seedless, 4 1bs. . 28¢ FANCY—AMOCAT Corned Beef. pound . . . 34c Heinz Pork and Beans . . 10c¢ 16 OUNCES Tomato Puree. 2 for . . . 25¢ L Bisquick, p BISCUIT CUTTERS FREE PHONES 92 95 LIBBY ARGE TINS ackage . . . . 35¢ 16 CHERRY AMOCAT BEETS 3 cans 500 SLICED BEETS—BEST QUALITY AMOCAT CORN 3 cans 48¢ YELLOW CORN—BEST QUALITY CUT BEANS 3 cans D7 ¢ BEST QUALITY—HAPPY HOME Strawberry PRESERVES Oz Jars 18¢ PRESERVES White King Powder . . . 39¢ PACKAGE Butter, brick . .........24c 30 DAYS IS CASH laska Eggs..........40c WEATHERS’ RANCH Milk, Borden’s, case . . $2.85 Potatoes, Yakima . . . $2.25 BEST QUALITY—BEST IS CHEAPEST Potatoes, 100 lbs. . . . . $1.80 DEPRESSION GRADE BEST is always CHEAPEST Tomato Juice,2 cans. . . 25¢ AMOCAT—Unseasoned—Tall Tins Corn on Cob. Amocat . . . 35¢ If You Want to See Largest Assportment of COOKIES COME TO OUR STORE EORGE BROTHERS 3-Day Specials COFFEE 5 Ib. can, vacuum pack $1.40 2 Ib. can, vacuum pack . 56¢ GOLD SHIELD Crystal White Cleanser 4 tins 25¢ INTRODUCTORY OFFER—A NEW PRODUCT SOAP FLAKES 2 Lbs. 24¢C SOAP FLAKES BREAD Three 16 oz. loaves . z s c FULL WEIGHT Two 24 o0z. loaves . . zsc STARTING TODAY . ‘Juneau Bakery Bread 5 DELIVERIES DAILY 10 am., 11 am., 2 p.m., 3:30 p.m., 4:30 p.m. - |