The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 3, 1933, Page 2

POPE HAS BUSY] * e, v - B » C”';“’M“’ s DAY; THOUSANDS EETIN W m smAY, me';:ax':'t::‘;;i’:..;?q\':fl?, m&?w» Th?ofig Passes Through St. ‘;m o fifi | " Petet’s Doors, First Day; Holy Year Highest 4pm 1 Iawuth.m h.m Preclp Vln.m The charming simplicity of these new. Spring SAOIN CITY. Ty Kt § Station temp. t«amn I cmp tefim vm, Sahts: Weathar A < { | Barrow -4 coats is one of their best assets: They are sxfil‘ple but ¢ i :.:’hope',3 P;::t };eas;erdo;}yhgat;qe ?é fg ) 30 26 28 zi og s?:v{ ” i e Bus! s ser : K 3 : Bethel. . B B | s not pl.nn aml some .of course, are.more elaborate . Two HuflJreJ ana Elght‘ our aim 1e| the ;rl‘m dag z;fi%:fi;&;fifi;{“fl s - o L 22 124 .o; gi:: adf of the to ¢,/ ing thousands E s than others; but alt dre very lovely and becoming. Doug‘lasltes Mfly Vote |t o b.,smsg dren and ‘@ mumber of high Dre- [patttie - S = ! g; 4 § muby : ner for the best interésts of all. |lates: Bagle,........... 48 42 10 10 & e Exclusive :Meq from which any ‘wetnan it find | A construttive prograif of miain-| The Pope diz:h;)o! }Llal;el hi‘s, ::‘sual st paul . 2 @ & & t 23 glcar v51 i3 S8 Baibersd § tathing ¢he Bblic proferties—|Sunday drive through the Vatican phioh Harbor .. 44 36 g6 3 A a satisfactory coat dt 4 suitablé pricé: m;fi %’;imfl wr?; ;’; d‘“;e::“:‘i strests, segach: WRAF, fife and wate|earden: . . | Rodiak i & & & 8 Rain t E: morrow reached ‘high total of | € systems, etc., will-be followed. .. . Cress Holy Door y ’W | 36 34 0. = i3 :31 SCXJllodz by final glosi time of the | The Third St, bridge will;be re: Meanwhille a throng estimated at | yupeay 2 39 | 3 % % As This is a splendid collection of Spring’s favotite ms S{mday cvening, Rt foas.|Pved a3 Well 88 répals fhads to|500,000, flocked. St. Peters, crossed gjtin - -G FE5 08 Glar | d 3 6fe. Dowlas votérs' WHE have | €very OtHEr thorowghfare. of;travel|the . Holy Door which had been | getehikan 4 42 32 38 P j & dy { modes and we suggest eatly chons “; Wfiiy s :veg,wapy xo} [to the ex our available re-|conscorated last Saturday. . .. - Iprince Hupe 42 36 ¥ ‘ jg? £ i I £ D R s Al IR | i Setss Nowle Guras and gen- | Bcri s 56 4 T is mmp]e €. b LRARY. & deavor to give tl darmes had a Strenuous time con- | gapttle 58 58 46 46 8 - Prao i ; _ | most wé cafl for theft m " |trolling the eager crowds passing | Portiand . b 4 e % Tmc: c(ildy g e hEVE no- & o}into St. Peters through three cen- san Franecisco 82 72 ear el doors, which were kept Opem| e Do L T p ool oo ot darkoes. Jgy DIEDP. The barometric pressure remains low over ~Alaska except the Southeast and is lowest in southern Bering Sea, reading 28.60, and ‘;a‘.‘giqy MOOSE' e nxmmw in the Interior, with moderate rains throughout South- | Fmtee - gt ermi §8 gotiparatively high ofi the Arctic Coalt 8:00 p.m. Loyal Order of Moose, with clear weather in the Interior. Temperaturés have risen in ail There’s pig news for you in' the|Juneau Lodge No. 700, Moose Hall. parts of the Territory except the extreme eastern part whepe they adyertising: columins: | —adv. have fallen. it ARt N Mo ki b e - LT 7 0 .7 N CEE S o A T e - I RS T s e Prtced from $13.50 to $§§3® | A ' CHILDREN’S COATS aid DRESSES i Mothers should see this agsortment of sew apparel for childréti, aid notice how really. little it costs es. 5 Expendltfxgrg aainst the total re- 3 & . for good quality mierchandise. " weze. ,abOut f;s Pk . Should Juneau' give B. M. Behrends, Co,, Inc m;m;o,f away a bus franchise Juneau’s Leading Department Store . : hgrroirepalgs nad £o, super- bkt || at this time? and _other maten S, post. the ci . e : R -A,A_—/ ) 5231081 Obviously the Council : LONG EXPEGTED | ™ xevs J1GOER Flflg T DAY OF oo amieec T ME . Why Shiotild Special Privilege Be Granted A o s ¥ dzes its importance fo the city. PPPP BEE ANfi me HERE'S YouR One Party?P??: . HOLY YEAR IS b~ zsiision | bt M- % AECE MR LIFY Seiviig Why Doesn’t Your Grocery or Drug Store Ask B".'. m HOUSE ot preme § UBSEHVEB N.Y. 2&3?%&%%?22? foraF ranch?se to EZ(cl}uc?er Col;::;g)etit(;gerl 3 strides his world 1n6od held a joint initlation of new 1 1 i v vers Siturda in Thewr Lines?P? Hellerich; Nofrie; Introduces Protesrahf Catiale, Jeiw- m‘?;“munm B e EP Measure to Regulate | ish C.lergymen, Sreith; {ment schodl, with Wiliam . Paul : | =3 |assisth ‘rhe ceremonle fol- dnd Tax Bevera’ges mg‘m Mike Rdflx‘és S ‘lofidg a ram andssor:lxil;em:e (Continied from Page One) g ool SRS 6 B e, were not paid for by any ofie company of maf. 1 e ackson, RO X m gv:g?g:mfi;l o, o Fue Why should one man be given a 20-year fran- ; } 's. 'William h . . . > . mémber_of the. Sister- chise to use them in a commercial capacity? £ e',her twelye new_mem- w jolned the two or- suppfies to the other licensed | places; brewerles, and bottling g Wt - o Saloon Is Barred i The measure specifically bars the .fi' &"“ nex iiin, Setlariig, N pibIE saloot, Juneau will grow rapidly in the next yentt, for bet- | ram consished of the fol- biic bar o ""“‘“’"“" & B e jof World', condit 1 Ewr ' 1 1 | Pama xbggng{nkg& b fom _ ,;‘J‘ée“"m, ?w:l ‘S”ef’itm ong _ and o%? B hoc: o twenty years. Will one individual be allowed b T?mmege Bty ™ " ‘ [ flTHBE cfifim“fié e | f ent;; i to reap tfhe ltransp(;)rtatlon benefits to: the ex eltmina; | of N. B. 5 breweflea dnd the i HIG \ .thousqndg j | the; streets :;_ %fib@fiesbm. ¢lusion of all others? Who can tell what conditions will be five, ten, or fifteen years hence? Do you know what powers the proposed bus franchise carries? Do vou know what it can do to the transportation A specitically farifl den for cor-|” ¢ aai v (Lii [side to’ béar the program through | Tal Aggon_ Wilson, Pmsi-' tions, owniers, of ! J amplifers. . Y of“the’A. § 8., E y ! Former Gov. Alftéd E. Smith| vfigw -—Jacksun Brady 5 est 1 { a1 . jasked special Divineé guldance for ddre: m L Paul. - i President Roosevelt ‘and called for Refreshments were served by the guarantée, for pren £q! “uprooting: of. higetty; and. oppres- | e ment, any lwsewafhenfixe to' sion.”.... He gxpressed. the.hope. that m . any license holder. Jjobs. will soon be found for all un- sery Tax Is . Eight employed. ... ok Cheap bm.,flnme ,1,‘“5!the ob- Make Test Fllght Prgyara- P ERiobio hfi :- every monf o b,r“_,u- . J -5 B R TR i 10 Croguith OF Pty e Weakenig usiness in Juneaur tax s fixed g ! 3 . varet W gl W Lipcheon. ; s S5y e il A M B o Efierfifi;?m nt?" fhe et | Mount Everest | el ex;?; '&;fi&y What will the city get in return for this %;m.':“{& ;}i e ot o m&‘#zfif@h’“ il oy te il e o, : concession? Is the consideration sufficient to bottle and t art e be i % . . o s+ g i fmpesea o =Y R g ‘M“mg,m’f g $£D ¢ f" e make it a wise deal for your municipality? It is' also proviaed that 78 w'mm s ”m‘fi,m”-‘? n ——— e va ‘ot 733 Main, B Sori i o B e e o el i b it ot the lcense fees cotleted I L MU L R ’ nn?fi{‘; Pasnbind v ek . Do Not m‘m’y Competition the Life.of Trade. within incorporated towns shall BE| e flierd report 1444y Whing’ i’ - : L o rémitted to thé town from which' 5 : ln my ba it is derived, and the remainder SPI° 0 locate itie pitty atenipting OV ? - an th ‘x'« time, goes into the general fund of the - %, of Mol Bverest . on Territory. , Al of the pet pro-|*2%% ceeds from theé excise taxes goes | -« to the Territorial treasury. yof United States Commissioner of License fees are fixed as fol- the precinct in which the licensee lows: Hotels, boarding hotses, res-|does business. taurants, buffets, cafeteries and The full text of the meaaure ap- eating places, but not £} Rears elsewhere in toddy's edition hotels where meals are not served, of The Empire. $50 per year; beverage dispensaries, ! $150 per year; retdil stores for bulk sales only, $25 per year; maflatmn AN MRS, ‘mm“ $200 per year; and bottling works ON ALASKA FOR SEATTLE B.. A.. Reischal, Union - Ofl. . tative in Juneau, and mi L. are . passengers _sailing d the Alaska this morning 'for Seattle. v... - VOTE “NO” on the Bus Line Franchise i Thxs advertisémerit pand for by citizens and taxpayers interested in the future of Juneau I‘f fEB F Ufifl é’O | | . REGISTRATION CLOSES MONDAY mcm (N S wew_;g’w um o Consider Thoroughly Before You Vote, Yes— The Moral Is LS e po NOT EREATE A MONOPOLY ™ Lt e L S Arghanigs e, A SRR B s vap— puag umwmmonau- L "TlneSmThn m-..‘mas oi