The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 3, 1933, Page 7

WEDDING HAS TAREN PLAGE Miss Eli'zéngi-_Thordq'rsoh Becomes Bride of Johin A. Key A Tovely April wedding took place b in Resurrection Lutheran Church yesterday, afternoon .at 5 o'clock when Miss .Elzabeth Thordarson became the bride of Mr. John Al- den Key. Preceding the ceremony, Mr. Ron- ald Lister sang “Believe Me If Al Those Endearing. Young Charms.” Mrs. Lister accompanied him. The bride entered to the strains of Mendelssohn’s Wedding , Maxch, played by: Miss Rachel Borleck. She was charmingly gowned in dull yel- low, crepe ang carried yelww prim- | roses and tulips with paper white nafcissus, Her sister, Mrs.” Erling K, Olafson, who was matron of honor, wore black velvet and lace. Witnésséd by Friends Lighted tapers in tall brass can- delebra, cast a soft glow over-the beautifully decorated chancel where the Reverend Erling K. Olafson, brother-in-law of the bride, read the ceremony in the presence of a few intimate friends. Mr. Bert McDowell attended the groom. Following the ceremony a supper was served by Mrs. Olafson, | assisted by Mrs. Lister, Mrs. James | Orme and Miss Borleck. The bride graduated. from the high school in Blaine, Washington, | and later attended Washington State College at Pullman, She is also a graduate of Grays Harbor Business College at Aberdeen, ‘Washington. The groom, junior partner of the | Pantorium Cleaners, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Key, of Fletch- er, Oklahoma. He attended East- ern Oklahoma College at Wilbur- ton. f ———————— CARD PARTY For Masons and Eastern Stars,} their wives and husbands, Menday, April 3, at 8 pm. Admission, 25c. Auction pinochle, and contract. adv. ———,———— How German Treatment Stops Constipation| Acting on BOTH upper and low- er bowel. the German remedy Ad- 1erika stops constipation. It brings out the poisons which cause gas bloating and bad sleep. _ Butler| Mauro Drug Co., in Douglas by Guy’s Drug Store. —adv. NOTICE OF ELECTION UPON FRANCHISE To the Electors of the City of| Juneau, Alaska: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN| that on the 3rd day of March, 1933. the Common Council of the City| of Juneau, Alaska, enacted, subject to the ratification by the electors of said municipalty, that certalu! Ordinance No. 211, entitled “An Ordiance granting a franchise to W. H. Bacon, his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, to use certain streets, avenues and ways of the City of Juneau, Alaska, for the operation therein and hereover of automobile passenger busses and stages, and to operate and main- tain an automobile passenger. bus or stage line in the City of Juneau, Alaska, and to charge fares for the transportation of passengers in automobile busses and stages,” which ordinance grants a franchise to. W. H. Bacon, his heirs, ex- ecutors, administrators and assigns, to use certain streets, avenues and ways of the City of Juneau, Alaska, for the operation therein and thereover of automobile passenger busses and stages, and to operate and maintain an automobile pas- senger bus or stage line in the City of Juneau, Alaska, and to charge fares for the transportation of pas-| sengers in automobile busses and stages. * NOTICE IS FURTHER HEREBY GIVEN that said franchise will be submitted to the qualified electors of ithe City of Juneau, Alaska, at the annual municipal election to bz held therein on April 4, 1933, and ‘that at such election the el- ectors of said municipality may ex- press by their vote their "approval or disapproval of said franchise, and that such franchise will not become valid until it has been sub- mitted to the electors of said municipality at said annual muni- cipal election and unless at least 55% of the votes cast at that election shall be in favor of suca franchise. y J NOTICE IS FURTHER.HEREBY GIVEN that by said ordinance the Common Council designated sald| annual municipal election to be the election at which said franchise should be submitted to the quali- fied electors of said ‘municipality:| NOTICE 1S FURTHER HEREBY GIVEN that a copy of said Ordi- nance, containing said franchise, may be inspected at the City Clerk's office in the City Hall, in Juneau, Alaska. 3 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, March 4, 1933. H. R. SHEPARD, City Clerk. Pirst publication, March 20, 1933. Last publication, April 3, 1933. L) Beer and (Continued from Page Three) Sesion of ‘beer,Meld in'4 cahtam‘ei which shall not have been stamped, as. harein—reqaired, sheTl obtalfithe proper stamps from the . United States Commissioner. and shall af- 1 vér ‘the opening of the bottle or upon the spizgot hole in the hezd of every hogehead, barrel, keg, or other receptacle in which. any beer and wine is con- tained, and such' 'stamps shall e canceled at the time they are af-| fixed. If the ‘container is a-hogs-| head, barrel. or keg, the.stamn 'shall' be destroyed by driving through the .. same _the faucet through which the beer is” to. be; ‘withdrawn, or .an air faucet of equal size at the time the vessel is: ‘fapped, in .case’ the vessel is! ‘tapped -through the ofher spigot | hole (of which tharé shall be but two, one in the head and:one .in| the side), . At the time they are | affixed, such smmps must_be can- celed by u:nprlmmg thereon -the name of the possessor or his initial letters ahd the daté of cancelation.| Any persorf possessing beer upon which the required stamps shall not have been _placed, . as herein| provided, and _who shall continue| such possession - for more than twenty-four ~(24) hours without placing such stamps thereon, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction, shall be fined| buffet [not less than twenty five ($25.00) | dollars. Section 20. Any peer or wine which has been placed in contain- ers for the purpose of sale or gift, Government bonded warehouse, found not having the stamps, as | herein . provided, -affixed to such containers, and canceled, same may be seized by any United States Marshal or other peace of- ficer of the Territory or of the United States. Section 21. mits to be”used ‘any -botfle ‘or container that has been previously used without removal of any stamps affixed thcreto and with- .Complete Text of Proposed outside of a United States| is hereby | declared to be contraband, and the| Whoever uses or per-| [ Wine Bill out affixation and cancellation of a new s p; and “haeve: -uses: or attempts. Lo aike- any. stamip: With has pre¥iously been used, shall be punished by a ~fine of, net less than five.. hund‘red ($500.00) ol lars nor more than- five thouta'n& ($5/000.005 dollars or by impr ment f6f not more than twa ye or both. Section 22. No pe'son hfldmg a license- under the, provisions of this | Act shall- sell “beer to Any perst less than twenty-one . yéars 5f age, unless ssuch’. minor’ persoxs iS ac= Settion 25. An emergency {8 hereby geclned to--exish and this, Act shall take etrenifl npon its pas- sage md .approval, S - Bl S5 o WOMAN 'S CLUB WILL notficsd today- b members of th committee. having this! “évent cha:ge and .a record mttendance l'l need, | from: : the reservanonl alrendy made Attention. is parucululy dxrectea | companied by a_pprent .Of legal guardian, of--to &ny intoodcachl"’ the fact that, the. hour of the person. ~ A violation of the pro-|lunctieon is,-1:30, which is the | visions-. of this - section .. shall. be grounds _fof. a revocalion .of. the hcensé and .the person- viglating. | thé provistons™ of thfs “section may also be- -proceeded ag'\mst erimin- ally, -and upon- conviction, - shall be dcemed guilty of a misdemeanor and fined nof less°than ten ($10.00) dollgrs hor.more than two undred fiffy ($250.00) dollars for eaeh of- fense. . ; Section 23, Any person manu- facturing, bottling or selling beer without ~first. having obtained " a | license.so to do, as herein .provided, |shall be guilty of a misdemeanor| and upon conviction shall be fined (not less tham the amount of the license tax which said person |should have paid, and not more| | than three times such amount; and. each day that such viblation: shall: have cantinued shall be considered a separate offense. In addition thereto, such person shall be liable |to the Territory in a . civil action for a sumr equal to double the amount. of -a license fee or taxl which he should have paid, and each day that such person shall have continued to have_ carried on such business without a license shall give the Territory a sep:u'ate |cause of action for such.amount, {and the Territory’ may join in a smgle'prococding as’ many causes of action- as it has against one person. under: this provision, 5 Section 24, Any Acts or parts of Acts in conflict herewith are here- | by repcaled | The REASON WI1Y Y ou Should Vote YES On Ordinance No. 21 The Bus Line now operating out the highway is one of the public improvements of Juneau. It is a convenience to every citizen of this community. It helps to build up the country around Juneau. It gives an opportunity to the people not owning cars a chance to get out in the country at a very reasonable cost. It is a great convenience for the merchant in sending small parcels to his customers out the hlghway, and a help to the people out the highway to order from your city by the Bus. Saving time and You have been misled by certain parties regarding Ordinance 211 granting a franchise This franchise grants the right to use certain streets in passmg' i and out of the cnty of Juneau not for using all the streets in the' city. It does not in anyway interfere with any rights now enjoyed by taxicabs or others. No city in Alaska can grant an EXCLUSIVE franchise to anyone . for anything. Ask any lawyer you meét befnre you vote and he will give you this fact. All this franchlse aos for the operator is this: It as- sures him of the right to opeérate a bus line so long as he lives up to the rules set forth in said franchise. It puts the Bus Line under the jurisdiction of your City Council as to the fares to be charged, the kind of equipment to be used and. the conition of said equipment, the amount of insurance to be carried for the protection of the public, etc. Dot forget that yon can vote YES on this franchise ordinance and can also gmnt another franchise to any other Bus Line you want using the streets of Juneau. It is better not to vote than to vote on an ordinance you dor’t understand. And when yofi nndetstand Ordinance No. 1211 ynu gvlll v%te i ¢ B Chaanel Bus line (Faid Advertisemejlt) expense to all parties. to the Bus Line. {MASONS AND STARS . - AT. CARDS; TONIGHT | club’s regular hour, The time was: erroneousty reported at 6:30 last week, and thé commiftee is anxious ‘to. have - éveryone know fhat this was ‘& mistake. The, committee also wishes to ask all, merbers whom it has not beex| ’_ahle to. reach, and who are plan‘» ning . to.-attend, to be sure angd As was make reservations today. pointed. out last weéek, the seatin | capagity. is limited -and it will ke impossible to accommodate those who have not made their’reserva- tions in. advanes. ENTERTA AT TE Masons and Eastern Star mems bers, and their ‘respective wives ant husbands will gather at the Scot~ tish Rite Temple- at. 8 o'clock tos night. for an informal card party. u||1|||lmnmunnnumlmmnmrm“mmlm|mn||munmmnm||||m|mmmmmmmmfimmmmm nmmmm AW é 'Mc unprsve;;lemg. bhekdd by goaii PR s SR jfia‘g&éfif fn all u‘ansntuona, and to be .made under the direction of @ CIW mm(}flk tho will deyote:hisentiné time 16 the proper The . party - tonight. is .given by Eastern. Star members in. compli= ment to the Masohs who enter- tained them a short time ago. Auction, contract and pinochle| will be played during the evening jand an informal buffet supper wfll be served by the hosts. Mrs, Daniel Ross, ‘chairman og the committee ,in charge; of the evening of cards, and Mrs. Lester Troast, Mrs. J. P. Williams ang, Mrs. V. W. Mulvibill; her committed members, have exténded an invitas tion to all visiting Stars and Mas¢ ons. % mfimIm|mtmmmnmmmflmmwmmmmlmmmmnmmmnmmmmfi mmmuuuum|||||ii|l||||um“uWMummufiummflumu > T direction of c1ty affairs. _ Sehool Bond Retlroment $20,000.00 1 aThte’ Yearr § B & §o i v O e Jop s i e YA st i o We have not pledged ourselves in the appointment of City Ul'l'l"cfzmé, and, if elected, we promise to consider all applications f"’ly and fo ot vipon théin dccording to our very best judgmeit. i o ‘f W wRE, 4 g % E.:g’*%‘ ERON o ayor THOMAS B. JUDSON P F 81’ Coi"ih’cilman 3 JOHN GREEN b Fm‘*Counctlman J. B. BERNHOFER ¥ bis & Voie This Ticket Straight for Strict Ecpnomy in City Management VOTE EARLY. 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