The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 8, 1933, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA, DAY, MARCH, 8, 1933. resses for Spring New and Interesting Show Details These are decidedly smart dresses — charming com- binations of materials — styles_that vary from frilly to simply tailored models. Some depend on belts, bows, pleats, lingerie touches—buttons, capelets to give them individuality. $3.95 to $19.75 B.M. Behrends Co., Inc. Juneau s Leadmg Department Store DON’T SLIP ON THE ICE A fall on the slippery street may result dis- astrously ‘and the “sdfest way to insure your safety is a pair of Jamestown Ice Creepers. We have them in sizes for both men and women, GET yours TODAY and BE SAFE. Juneau-Y oung Hardware Co. ..»Something Has Happened at ARNOLD’S BOOTERY STORE CLOSED Thursday and Friday WATCH! WAI T! S um|lumu|||||m|m|m|umuum IIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIImllHlIIIIlllllllllmllllllllllllflllllflfl"’ YOUR MOTHERWUZ DRESSED WHEN $HE WENTOUT THIS MORNIN'? THE DOG-CATCHERS WILL GiT HER DEFEATED,TWO BASKET GAMES All-Stars Trounce Soldlers kagway Loses ‘to | DeMolay Flve There were 1usb too many All-‘ Stars and‘ too much Brown for the soldiers from Chilkoot to handle and the Post basketball team..lost the second game of their two-' game series .here last night by a top-heavy score of 47-24. The All4 Stars, playing togethér for the first time, were clicking beautifully and the Lynn Canal visitors could nhot cope with the attack: - | After trailing’ ‘13 to 7 at the first quarter post the All-Stars went into action and from then on -until- the .game ended it ‘was not a ‘question:of - who' would “win but what the..score-would-be. The UISITORS ARE HUDSONBAYS, A. SABIN AND " T0BE DROWNED ‘AREBELIEVED | | | M. BAVARD ARE HIGH SCORERS 582 and 578 Are High Scores in Bowling Match- | e Played Last Night M. Bavard with a total of 582 and H. Sabin with a total of 578 {rolled the high scores last’ night |in the men's bowling tournament |at the Elks' Club alleys. Bavard's 'high game score was 216 and Sa- |bin's ‘high for a single game was 221, the’ highest made in a game !during the evening. {Trio Slarted to Row to DOUglas Late Last Even- — Overturned Sklff Found (Continued frum Page One) aska Juneau for work, a search was at once scnrted for m. missing ‘men. Team No. 7, with Sweeney, An- “Searcheérs went along cm beacn drews and Pullen made the high at*Douglds and also' on' the Juneau totalin last might's.matches with side of Gastineau Channel. Thf’1550 search resulted-about 10 o'clock this| There will be no matches play- forenioon 14 * the - finding . of " the ed:off this evening. overturned skiff about 400 feet be-| Details of \the matches played 16w the Union Oil Dock”and m;oulllast night follow: Post offense suffered a Bblow &t 20-yards out in the Channel: o g the closé of the:initial frame when - Searching parties arel:continuing Pullen it e e Harvey, forward scoring ace, was efforts this afternoon’ to fiud the Andrews 166 1 : 1'16—-492 sent to the showers'when he com- bodies, if they have been. '“h"d i s s mitted his fourth personal foul. * ashore. « B o s Brown Outstanding |« Parties in rowboats and n’:) Totals 404 475 801-1860 Brown''was the:'outstanding per- aboard gasboats are also searching Kok T"ml;"‘ 1:2 i former = of ‘the evening, ‘both -on up. and down the Channel. [PS ‘n 181 132 184—497 offense and defenses While holdg ' The. Hudson boys have: been re- CHHIC GF7 " 195 es st Light, big Soldter pivot man to two siding .in & cabin on V‘thmghby‘ o i tield s ‘he ‘proceeded to drive Avenue, having' come Juneau| i R MR RS in m'g(:;m <bu§ket.s for his own from the Seuth over a year aaO-[ Tm‘?‘h 8 'l' “‘5 ‘:3 e account, and with one gift toss to They are reported to have been .. e-.m”ln. 185 172—518 his credit, - finished the ' evening good Swimmers. Young' Fleek is WO,SI 129 152 1444325 with 17 points. Orme, All-Star known to have been wearing" rub- Po 145 172 128—445 forward, was second In scoring 'with MI’G DO:;‘S fl‘fl“‘e time: S s by e e Tl nine points, ' Lieut. McKee, guard . W. Hudson, married, an and captain of the Soldler outlt, brother of the two missing young| TOWIS -~ 4% 5 R was the shining light for the losers. men, who resides at Douglas, nnd‘swwart 158 '15'3 162473 Skagway Bows in Opener W. A. Fleek are heading the search- SUIES 185 155 155—465 Showing: the strain of 'too”much ing PN’NM % Hermle 161 126 189—476 basketball, the Skagway. basketball 4 (R g i T team bowed- to the ‘hard-working R De Molay outfit in the preliminary REBISIR ATI“N | Totats Tcm‘"fin. 4;’.‘ o last night by a one-sided" score ‘of A. Henning 170 170 170—510° 39 to 14. The winners, with the |C. Sabin ... 213 216 137566 strongest line-up “of ‘‘the ‘weason 0PEN UNTIL Lundstrom 111 141 146398 represented, finished the Me SO SE Bl kas under ‘wraps. Nikish' and Melseth Totals 494 527 453-1474 carried the brunt of the' attack TH. R Dv} Team No. 11. for the De Molays with 16 ‘and 15 APRIL Halm 160 132 165—457 points respectively. -Blanchart ‘an |M. Bavard 190 216 176—582 Ohusns St Soe Sk Wl ‘Candldales "May File' for,roster 124 121 119370 o mot — —— —— ALL-STARS(47) Pos. POBT(24) | Cfly E}echon {.Jnhl Totals ... 474 475 460-1409 Togerson(s) 3 ? Evemng, Apn[ 1 et Orme(4) F. : CASH BAZAAR CO- OPERATES Brown(17) C. ... Light® ' Registration for thc City elec- Moyer (4) - - McKee(®) tion ‘to be held on Tuesday, April| Credit will be extended to re- Burke(7) | i -Wehfll’fl) 4, which opened in the City Clerk’s liable customers of Juneau and Substitutions: Lindstrom (4) for office on March 1 will remain open Douglas at this time. Togerson; ‘Rodenberg” for Orme; until 5 o'clock the evening of adv. THE CASH BAZAAR. Nelson for Burke; 'Stewart (1) for Monday, April 3, it was announced | - Harvey. - Referee, Regele, Skagway; by City Clerk H. R. Shepard. v scorer, Ficken; timer,: Dunham: ¢ A 29 NOTICE <Field goals: Torgerson. (3);Lind-| strom: (1), -Orme ::(4), Brown'(8),! Moyer (2), Burke '(3),'Kirg @), Light (2), M¢Kee (3), Wehrer (4. ‘Free throws: Lindstrom (2), Orme (1), Brown' (1), Burke 41), Stewart (1), Light (1), DeMolay Trounce Skagway DeMOLAY (39) Pds.smWAY’(M) Lindstrom(3)... 'F. Melseth(15). ; S Nikish(16)........ €. Meésser(3). G. Niemi(2).. -Bubstitutions: lensen for- Llnd- stfom;' Livie «3) for Messer. i~ Referde; <Bob’ Henning;® Umpire, Haglund. spngw. sr.nvbcts 'I‘RINMCMHEDRAL PO Msd-week s&vlou will be held in Holy Trinity Cathedral during Lent on Wednésday ' evenings, at 7:30 o'clock with a course of addresses. by the Deéan on' the general. sub- ject, “The Bible in Modern Life.” Tonight the question, “What Is‘the Bible?” will be discussed. A oors dial ipvitation is exténded to allf} interested in the subject. The service will last not .longer than 45-min- utes. i & b ATTENTION 'LEGIONNAIRES Alford John' Bradford Post, Am- erfean ‘Leégion, ‘meets*at the Dug- out Thursday night at 8 o’'clock. All Legionnaires are requested bépmn',_4u\. i Ay ~adv. —_———-——— Read the ads npremuy as | you read the news: articles: PALM BEACH Beick and # Dmlll Tee .Cream ;- L ALL.FLAVORS.. Juneau Tee! _Cgegm “Parlor i T " Candidates may ,file for- officés’ to be filled until 6.¢'clock on, the evening of Saturday April 1. City officers to be chosen at the comiing city elections ere Mayor, three Councilmen and ‘one .school director, . Ordindance No. 211, granting a franchise to operate bus lines on the city streets to W..H. Bacon will also be submitted to a vote at the election: After March 10 no telephone rentals for the monih of March will be accepted at a discount. All remittances . by mail must bear postmark of not later than last discount date. Please be prompt JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS adv. ' TELEPHONE CO. There’s big news for you in the e b advertising columns. CASH BAZAAR GO-OPERATES |°® d Credit will > be -éxtended to re-| | ’ , | liable customers of Juneau anc ! Smith Electric Co. ' ll' i | i [ Douglas at. this time. .- Gastineau - Building adv. THE CASH BAZAAR. EVERYTHING - - ELECTRICAL “Reasonable Prices 501 Ranke Bldg., Seattle Burners ELEVATOR' SERVICE for o Ranges Ctrculatmg Heaters Heating Stoves ~Small Heating Plants See’ ne of these 325 00 ] burners ‘under “actual working condxhons at o W ALST OMS NEWS Ann-F _ieeze For Your Car JUNEAU MOTORS "'clellyoulnulnncemt : 'M'IIIM' i DOUGLAS NEWS MEETS, DOUGLAS Work Outlined and Com- mittee Named to Car- ry Out Program Due to conditions, the usual community work of the Govern- ment School at Douglas, except that necessary to the relief of destitution has been abandoned, but the death of little Annie Wil- liams, the third child to die since August has aroused the community to the need of quick and intensive action. A -meeting of the Native Parent ‘Teachers Association was held last evening and the follow- ing steps were decided upon: 1—A thorough physical examina- tion of all children of school age and under will be asked for, the findings to be filed in the school, and available to teachers and par- ents. That a similar examination be given the first month of each year will also be asked for. 2—Diatetic sheets for children from 3 to 6 years and from 6 to 9 years furnished by the hospital were 'Tead. A menu within the reach of all was obtained. A typed copy will be furnished zach home and parents will co-operate in fol- {lowing directions. Aid in securing the food will be given if necessary. The children will be weighed each month and development made public at each P.-T. A. meeting. The following committee will aid lin carrying out this plan: Mary Martin, Bessie Wilson, Bessie Weav- ver, A. Rasmussen and Annie Umbertie. The manual training shop has been: opened to the community, the first project being the making of caskets. Six of various sizes are planned. This work will be sup- ervised by James Martin, James Fox, Joe Tassel, Peter Jackson, Frank Hubbard and George Paul Individual projects as cupboards, tea wagons, tables, etc., for the home were discussed. The shop will be open :for this work also. Members of the two committees have been invited to attend the bi-weekly meeting of the school board, teacher and school comm- ittee of the A. N. S. Willilam L. Paul, guest of the evening, highly commended the work of the A. N. B. and A. N. 8, also their co-operation: with the school.. The need of.a new building and other community needs were also given attention. This being the first meeting this year it was voted to retain the officers elected .last March, thus giving them a full year ser- vice. Ed Andrews entertained with his moving pictures and as usual they were interesting and highly appre- ciated. ‘The next meeting will be on the regular night—the last Tuesday in‘the month. The board mecting will be March 20. ———e——— MOVES BACK 'TO DOUGLAS After-three:or four months' resi- dence in Juneau, Francis Snyder has returned to Douglas to -again méke his home on the Island. ————————— D. . W. C. MEETING TONIGHT IS POSTPONED Owing to the tragedy that oc- curred last night, the Dougias Is- land - Women's Club -will -not meet tonight as scheduled. SNOW GLASSES 50¢, 75c, $1.00 Butler Mauro Drug Co. Free Delivery Phone 134 EXPRESS MONEY ORDERS © 1953, King Fearures Syndicus, e, Gient Bosain ighes resered, DON'T CALL ME MISTER - F'LL HAVE YOU UNDERSTAND M. A LAGY- YOU AGNORANT FOOL~ NATIVER.-T.A 2.8 DIPART.IGI‘I' OF, nomumns WEATHER 'BUREAU The Weather ; LOCAL DATA o ek le :l’ 8. Weather Bureau) ‘'orecast for Junean lcinity, beginning at 4 p.m., March 8: o Fair tgnlght ;;d :h““dfly, gentle varinbl: winds. arom emp. Hi ‘eather 4 pm. yest'y .....3025 32 um‘.:iny w)’:-:g‘;’ ve!f;“’ wcldy 4 am. today . 30.53 23 54 W 4 Clear 3[Noon today ...3057 32 33 sw 4 Clear CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS YESTERDAY | TODAY Hmt 4pm. | Lowest4a.m. 4a. 4am. Station | temp. temp. m:uyhmecnnm Weather Nome 14 6 10 0 Cldy Bethel 4 2 | -10 -8 4 [] Clear Fort Yukon 2 2 a4’ g o !Clear Tanana RS 22 -14, <14 0L 0 Clear Fairbanks 22 18 [ <12 -12 4 0 Clear Eagle 12 12 -8 6 4 0 Clear St. Paul 26 26 30 12 ) Cldy Dutch Harbor . 32 24 24 0 0 Clear Kodiak 38 38 32 3¢ - 0 02 Cldy Cordova 36 36 12 12 0 0 Clear J“n;(eall :;S: 32 | 23 23 4 [ Cleat Sitka ... — | 26 —~ —_— 0 Ketchikan . 44 36 32 34 0 0 B g:gz Prince Rupert ... 44 44 | 30 32 4 L] Clear Edmonton 10 6 | -6 -6 6 02 Clear Seattle 50 46 36 38 12 Trace Cldy Portland s O, 50 34 36 6 0 Pt. Cldy San Francisco ... 60 56 | 48 48 8 0 Pt. Cldy T icori The barometric pressure is high and rising throughout Alaska with clear weather in nearly all districts. Light showers were re- ported yesterday at Ketchikan and Kodiak and no preeipitation dur- ing the past twelve hours. The pressure is highest in the central Interior and moderately low in the ocean west of the Pacific States. Temperatures have fallen in the central Interior, the eastern portion of the Gulf of Alaska and the Aleutian Islands and have risen in other portions of the Territory. ALWAYS FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES CALIFORNIA GROCERY PHONE 478 UNITED FOOD CO. CASH GROCERS We Deliver BAILEY’S SPECIAL Every Night from 8 P. M. CHICKEN NOODLES and " CHOP SUEY BAILEY’S CAFE L Prompt Delivery Phone 403 FOR INSURANCE \ See H. R. SHEPARD & SON Telephone 409 = B.'M. Behrends Bank Bldg. New Wall Paper Here! See the New 1933 Patterns. Freshen Up the Home. “Full line ‘of BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS JUNEAU PAINT STORE - THE CHAS. W. CARTER MORTUARY “'l’he Last Service Is the Greatut 'l‘rlbnte" Corner 4th and Franklin Sts. . Phone 136-2 FRESH BAKEITi DELICACIES HOME OF “HOME MADE BREAD’ JUNEAU BAKERY (Next to Juneau Drug) TflE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS iy P The Gastineau Our Services to You Begin and End at the Gang Plank of Every Passenger-Carrying Boat Austin Fresh Tamales Dehvenel.—lfi'so 2‘80, tfl SR Use Alagkg gymbgr ] UNEAU LUMBER MILLS PHONE 358