The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 23, 1933, Page 8

HERE TO AWAIT BAVEL'S SOUND - Legislators from Second, o Third and Fourth Divisions Arrive ho will visit with r during r Second Division ¢~ were: Talbot Scott, Democratic member of from the Second he Solomon district. = A. engineer ates Mi a brother of one discoverers of gold in He has lived in the n 30 years. mber ct 1 Swanberg operator with properties on borne Creek near Nome. . McCutcheon from Third 1e 1951 House, is the Third on member to arrive from home in Anchorage. He was as nate accom- d they s at the neau cDonald House Dean M The House members are headed GTeem: e McDonald, dean of the Rep- re atives, here on third suc- erm, He is from Fairbanks. s have urged him as the for Speaker of the | week. here preparing for the session: | The remainder of the Third . Second Division delegation is 2 DAVE TEWKESBURY AND SON ABO. S.S. NORTHWES Dave Tew his David B. Tet and bury are bu y to Fairbanks where T of ing the place J. Dimond. position on the copy desk of the offer from Fairbanks. arrival in the Interior city. Mr. Tewkesbury and his son have|amyck in Ketchikan last night, |on an early steamer. been busy during the day greeting giashing everyone in sight with a —eto—— as et a their friends throughout the city yagor, according to advices re-|M. E. LE BLANC IS {and at the Daily Alaska Empir®coived today dy Uryed St SOUTHBOUND ON ALASKA | . with which paper Mr. Tewkesbury marshal Albert White. | M. E. Le Blanc, re FRIDAY NIGHT was associated for two years prior| Richard Davis, 24 years old, |of the New York Life In to his departure for the South two|white, was taken to the hospital | Compan; ok [ e for | months ago. dangerous - e e Final Battle for Channel | = Championship | H. W. RANEY LEAVES FOR TACOMA TODAY GEORGE BROS. o H. W. Raney, who has been in- JUNEAU FIREMEN PRELIMINARY GAME 7:30 P. M. | today on the steamer Alaska United Meat vs. Super-J's Admission: 25¢, 15¢, 10¢ of the office here temporarily. - Call Yellow Cav, Phone 22. n connected with the Hammon ed Goldfields with head-| He is accom-| old daugh- | the legisla- members r of that district and| tes a dredge on Spruce Creek and Deputy | ral Surveyor is of the original the Nome tt Nels is a hydraulic mining H. H. McCutcheon, member of| companied here by his son Steve. { Two Hcuse members are already| of Hyder, and George A.| Lingo, Fourth Division member. |vision and Fourth Division delc-| gations are expected to arrive here| on the steamer Northwestern next| ARD T o FILPINO RUNS | | vestigator in charge of the Pro- | hibition Department in -Alaska, left | the South on his way to Tacoma | to which city he has been trans- ferred. W. R. Vinacke is in charge aav| ela- the the| He| G. dis- Os- Di- his| Joe | Di- aboard = AMUCK; RAZOR - the steamer Northwestern on their kesbury will be assistant editor he Fairbanks News-Miner, tak- of E. L. Bartlett| who was recently appointed as sec-| retary by Delegate-Elect Anthony Mr. Tewkesbury left a the Seattle Post-Intelligencer to accept! David Tewkesbury who has been| attending the University of Wash- ington for the last two months, will pino, becoming jealous of the enter the Alaska College upon his tention of several white men to an |8t p |Indian maiden named Starr, ran Bellingham and return to Juneal for J 1 SILK DRESS SALE CONTINUES Buy one dress at regular price, obtain second dress of equal value for one dollar. P. S.—Bring a friend and share the saving. - COLEMAN’S. An event of particular interest.to the United States is shown above, General Augusto Sandino (right), Nicaraguan outlaw leader, is shown | with President Juan B. Sacasa of Nicaragua at the Presidential Palace * 5 in Managua, after signing a peace agreement. Sandino flew from hig |Pusiness trip to the States on the | mountain stronghold to the conference after the last United States :ic Marines had withdrawn. ! ment, Sandino had conducted a five-year guerrilla war on our Marines. Two Men Slashed at Ket- with THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY. , FEB. 23, 1933. A dred Car am Declared a bandit by the American govern- ounds and other minor cuts. Bolt was cut on the face his ga: nts slashed. al ot range of the § Filipino, had their clothing B is be held in jail and the orities wal unti! the r ts of the injuries to Davis |and E re known befor: mak- ing charges. ,———— ‘T MOHRING ON SHORT TRIP chikan — Jealousy Cause of Trouble Vella Truitt Mohring of Attorney Gen: -elect and Mrs. James S. Truitt, left on th amer Alaska for the south. will spend a short time ip \ \ | M ‘ Jose Balabat, 23 year old Fili p |on the Beautify Your Home See the beautiful selection of Draperies and Panels to beautify your at such low prices. home WINDOW PANELS, each $1.25, 1.50, 2.00 up PDRAPES ../ ineieeann $3.50 pair and up Drapery materials in all shades—Green, Gold, Rust, Orchid, Red and others SHADES, 50 in. wide DRAPERY HANGERS A LARGE SELECTION OF BED SPREADS New Shades—$1.25, $2.50 and up SHEETS—Pequot and CASES PILLOWS ..$1.50 and up SALE ON RUGS AXMINSTER AND HANDMADE, as low as $2.50 SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY SHOWING HOUSE FURNISHINGS LEADER DEPT. STORE GEORGE BROS. Store Open to 8 P. M. Farmers Willing to Give Democrats Chance to MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin, Feb. 23. — Intervention of Gov. A. G.| Schmedeman, D:mocrat, has} orought a truce in the milk strike until May 1. | For one week the strike has| ised disorders in a dozen coun- the State. e farmers decided to mocrats a chance,” at the same ready to fight to a finish un- ERIC Junzau on an early steamer. N MILK STRIKE Make New Deal especially in the eastern part held here, “give the a mass meeting reminding the officials thev! they receive a fair price for products., The farmers are ding at least $1.40 per hun~y pounds for their milk. o eee PAULSON ON SHORT TRIP SOUTH Paulson, manager of the| Theatre, left for a short ner Alaska. He will return to B Boys’ Shirts Blue Chambray 19¢ 236 fiéi-z/fsm 14 Sizes 6 to 12 MISSES’ SPRING SWEATERS Fine for school. Pullover style! 39¢ MEN’S AND BOYS’ CAPS Nifty Patterns! 23¢ Fully lined. Front leather sweat band. 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IS BIG EVENT | The annual Washington Birthday | same time. {Ball, given by the Shrine Club ir | |the ball room of the Scottish Rite | Temple last night, was one of’ the |best attended affairs of the kind better than jat recent Shrine dancing events, yThe dancers went early and by 110:30 o’clock the floor was asway- ing mass of those out to enjoy a About the mid- night hour, coffee, sandwiches and the the attending ladies ington costu R I AN ARMOUR MAN ENROUTE TO WRANGELL ON B!TS]NESS ¥ - Armour and g sn |Company representative, is a pas- |on the steamer Alaska fo: vacs spending only four days in s 1 r a vaca- A 4 Harper, Am“;m“:mnger aboard the Alaska for|tion of two or three weeks in Sa- Unemployed Put to Work Gets in Wrong NEENAH, Wis, Feb. 23.—This city is having its face lifted and |aiding its depression victims at the Several score unemployed haye | been given work transplating elm, oak and maple trees from a woods 10 miles from town to city parks and parkways, under supervision of landscape artists and forester. The trees originally were select- ed for transplanting at the Cen- tury of Progress Exposition in Chi- cago but that plan was abandoned. Previous to this project the city's relief work included a tree-trim- ming enterprise. - JOHN MORRISON LEAVES FOR VACATION IN SOUTH anjoyed dining John Morrison, who is with the B. M. Behrends Bank here, left MALT BUDWEISER, 3-pound cans SUGAR, 10 pounds for At GARNICK’S, Phone 174 Ladies,Hose . . . . 9c Value Giving Demon- stration Ladies’ Blouses Large variety. Made to sell at $1.50-—-NOW 89¢ MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS Fine quality broadcloth. Fast color. 59c¢ GIRLS’ DRESSES Sizes 7 to 14. Fast colors. Ideal for school! 29¢ Quarttr-length sleeves. Truly a Bargain! ¢l