The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 15, 1933, Page 2

GI » tonnes. tain T The Ru bas been full ¢ Passion Week week with the Kachevaroff, of: vices i tional and brought aitendance at the Church.of its mem: At mld'r:{m tonigh th crucifixion of 10 o'clo: - held at ol e e b . e S q > §o ey material Reverend for quaint. E Announcing a complete line of Draperies, and Cur- for home decoration, at the lowest prices in B. M. Behrends Co, 1;,;% Juneau’s Leading De partment Store e RUSSIAN EASTE SER\IIGES HELD Panels years, Father Kashevaroff Offi- e 4 o ciates at Passion Week (Observances A large Russian in Jun ceremon Make Millions Think—and Buy ieorge Store Open Unnl» 8 P. M ;‘l ¥ FINGS IIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIINIIlllllIIII"llflIIIIIHMMIIIIIIInIIIIIIIIlflmflllfllflIIIIIIIIIIIIIIfl Cre- AIRWAYS MAN WILL ARRIVE IN JUNEAU ABOARD S.S. YUKON ell Lec Bt A raffic manager for a nAirways in "Al- and Mrs. in Juneau ‘orr the n the first of the week. pent several months last the Interior and in Nome, and has been in Seattle since Feb- | the will ‘arrive — Use Type ana ink—and Why? NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned has been duly appointed School Tax Collector for | Juneau, Alaska, in conformity with | Chapter 29, Alaska Session Laws, 1919. | All male persons between the| ages of twenty-one and fifty years, | except soldiers, sailors in U. S. Navy | rol JBevenue Cutter Service, volun- teer l‘xremm }mllpms and insane) D000000000000000000000000000000000000 Easler B.i‘Q person.s, are subject to ‘tax in mfl(: of Five Dollars ($5.00). Should you be Hving in Alasks on -or prior to the first Monday in April, 1933, said tax shall be due and ‘payable on-said firsk date and shall be ‘delinquent after May 1st, 1933, Should you arrive in Alagka | later - than . first, date | gbove men= tioned, tax ‘Wil be delinquent thir~ ty (30) days after your arrival, or| within' ten (10) “days- after’ -nma is given you. il All persons, firms oi corporauons employing labor shall furnish list| of employees. to colactor and u'e' authorized by law to deduct amount | of tax from wages of employees. Fines and imprisonment are pro-; vided by the ‘Act abeve quoted for! those who fail. or .neglect to pay \tax or furnish list of. employees. Dated, Junéau, Alaska, April 5, 1933, H. R. SHEPARD, School Tax Collector for Juneau, Alaska, First | publidation, April,5; 1933, Last publication, April 13, 1633 ! | fi | i { i TARIFES MAY BE,GUT; BILL |ATPENTECOSTAL Uflfl PLANNED Leglslaupn Bemg Perfec&ed to Give Roosevelt More Power WASHINGTON, April 15-<Legis- lation upon which President Roose- velt will depend for power to cut world trade barrlers” may also authorize negotiation of multilat- eral treaty at the World Economy Conference for : horizontal cuts of all tariffs. A" bill is being perfecbed now and there are, indications the Presi- S| demt .may: send. recommendations to “Coengress shortly. Speaker Rainey, mentioned it as | brabably; the next importamt piece of <legislation to -be recommended. The framework of the treaty would include power for the Presi- dent:to reduce;tariffs up: to 40 wr 50 percent under the policy of tariff bargaining - through -recip- rocal agreements. SALVAGE FROM ISLANDER HERE X 1 EaCaa Brings Proof tfilat I-F’als Work%ag n Submerged Wreck A. J. LaGasa, of the Alaska Sal- vage and Wrecking Company, re- turned to Juneau this Torning from ‘thé scene of the Islander, and brought with him a large brass steam exhaust pipe that he sal- ‘vaged from the submerged wreck. He also salvaged several pleces of Jead plumbing pipe. The brass pipe is now at the Harri Machine Shop and s in remarkable state of re- pm- considering “ the ' 32 “years ‘that it has been submerged. {1 Mr. LaGasa radvises that work and diving operations' are continu- ing at the wreck, and four men are lon. the job. He will return for fur- . |sher operations tonight. s LATHROP ABOARD YUKON RETURNING' TO ALASKA et A. E. Lathrop, theatre man, min- ing magnate and extensive property halder @b - the “Westward and In- dertor, will arvive in Juneau' on ‘the Yukon Tuesday. | ‘Third Annual ‘Dance, ’EASTER MUSKC Dotcras NEWS DOUGLAS STUDENTS ELECT FOR NEXT SCHOOL TERM Llcyd Guerin was elected presi- dent of the Associated Student SUNDAY SCHOOL Music and Recitations Will Sptead Easter Joy ter progtam' has |terday “aftersioon. e . jare: Vice-President, Archie Edmis- torn; Secretary, Wilma Feero; Treas- {urer, Mary Pearée; Athletic Mana- A charming Eas! been arranged for the Easter bration at the Bethel Pen stal | Assembly Sunday School at 12:15 2 tomorrow. ger, Albert Wilson; Sergeaht-at- The program will be as follows: |Arms, Frank Cashel | . Song—Congregation. - —0“ s Reading, “In Memory"—Marie SEY IN HOSPITAL 2 Saunderman. ng -with' sévere ‘pains ‘in , Jack Sey entered St. Ann esterday for. treatment. He has be n ill for several days. Recitdtion, He Arose in Vi Gene' Jehnsom. Song, ““Lillies” of Reading, How Much More—May DECLAMATION CONTEST Barnesson. ext Wednesday ‘night at 8 o'- Recitation; - Easter Joys—Anna|clock, the Douglas High School declamation contest will take place. Mrs, iMae Personeus. Recitation, Little Hearts at Fas- Flora Kirkham preferred not Smith. To help pay for curtain a small admi charged. Song, “There Is a Green H.‘H“ Far Away"—Audrey Click. Recitation, ‘At Easter Time—Roy Song, “This Blessed Easter —Margaret Femmer. Recitation, - Baster Within—Mary Booth. 4 Duet, “Alone"—Mildred Pledger and Fannje Long. Recitation, Jesus Died and Lives | > [ Again—oy Bavlow. | | Exercise, He Arose to Die | More—~Mr. ‘Winsor’'s - Class, Recitation, A Word for zion will ‘Be Day"” The Easter program ‘of ‘the Com- munity Church Suriday school will be ‘presented at the church tomor- row evening starting at 7:30 o'clock. The management of the Douglas Coh eum has postponed the show theatre until after t Sun- | scheool pregram when the the ater will be opened. No Jesus— |Phillys Cameron. ———a—— } Violin solo, piano accompaniment DOUGLAS DECLAMATORY |—Rosa and Gecrge Danner. CONTEST Recitation, The ‘Cross—Lillian| Wednesday, April 19. Admission, Barlow. 25¢ and 10c. —adv. Song, “Sunbeam Song’—Bernice TR T e = Waugh and Anna Mae Personeus. | Recitation, The Cros sof Light— Margaret Femmer. | Song, “Wounded for Me"—Mrs. | \Johnson’s Class. i Recitation, The Cross of Light— —Carl" Click, § | ———— | PLANE IS' COMING 3 According %o @ radio-received to- | day by J. F. Hickey from Nick |, oUCes | Bez, the Baranoff, one of the Al- aska Southern “Airways planes; will |leave Sealttle” Monday - for Juneau. - e e SCHOLARSHIP DANCE APRIL 21 The Gospel Lectures Elks Ball|": 1 2 I. O. O, F. Building Room, auspices: Business' and Pro- , 4 ional “Women’s Club, Serenad- | hYP‘IR:\fON‘_GY;ES'I Speéknx Py ers Music. Admission: students| TD° EORIR D ek fitty cents, adults -one dollar, pius| Dave shown that God drew up the tax. SAVE THE DATE. ady | Distory of the world centuries in v ke 4t _|advance and specificaly mentioned Douglas Church Services for tals churcn column must be received by The Empire not later than 10 o'clock Saturday morning to guarantee change of sermon topics. ete. o Efis_téi‘“qandies EEas ) Z’S‘an'cl 3 Pou‘nfd “In Fancy Wrapped Boxes {it in the Scriptures. “In the days of these kings (ten kingdoms into which ‘Rome was divided, which is now central and western Europe) | shall the God of heaven set up a ikxngdom." “ Monday night—"‘The Court of No Appeals.” Wednesday night—“Is the Grand {Jury Now 'in Session” Are you ready to make your plea? || Friday night—“Is Heaven a Real Place’” Where is it? Will there be real people there? S o R LSRR Douglas Catholic Church St. Aloysius Church 1 i ————— “April 16—Easter Sunday. 9:30—~Holy Mass. 1:00° p.an~—Christian Doctrine. 3 S A A - Congregational Community Church R R i TS TS St. Luke’s Episcopal Church | e PR RSN ¥ No evening service. P P T e T Juaeal) rug' Co. s A .'? @ ; EVEMREEN GARDENS WHERE YOU ALWAYS HAVE TS TRE NEW Hu pmobde sy s R IN TRUTH A CAR FOR A NEW AGE! JAMES CARLSON J unéqu Distributor Body for 1933-34 at 4 mseting yos- | Other officers | cr—Perry Tonsgard. jto act as judge,’ therefore, Mamie Exetcite, OM@e: “tho - Il Feusi agreed to acy as the third | Miss Pickering's* Class: ijudge, with Sam Devon and Guy e audilorium THE SANITARY cnocmy' J. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU The Weather LOCAL PATA Ay e U. B Weather Baureaun) Forecast for Juneam and Fair tonight and Sunday vieinity. beginning at 4 pam., April 15: warmer Sunday; gentle variable Winds. Time Barometer Temp. fllunulty Wind veiocity Weather 4 pm. yest'y 2993 43 E ¢ Cldy 4 am. today 30.03 31 ss w 3 Clear ,Noon today 30.09 47 46 w 9 Clear CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS YESTERDAY | TODAY Highest 4pm. | Lowest4am. dam. Precip. dam. Statlon temp. lmn- g temp. temp. velocity m,i:’ Weather Barrow 4 Nome 28 zt. N Tom T Bek r Bothel 4. WL 16498 13 _o‘x) g;?w | Fort Yukon 24 24 -4 -4\ 4 0 Clear | Tanana 38 38 i 18 18 4 0 Clear Fairbanks . 34 34 | 14 4 4 0 Clear Eagle 2 24 I 4 18 4 .10 Cldy St. Paul 36 34 30 30 12 20 Pt. Cldy Dutch Harbor 46 46 30 32 [ 0 Clear Kodiak 50 50 { 32 32 0 0 Cldy | Cordova 48 42 | 30 30 4 0 Clear Juneau 3 43 | 30 3 3 02 Clear Sitka 46 i | 28 = Calm 0 Clear Ketchikan 42 34 | 34 34 4 0 Cldy Prince Rupert Sl o 34 34 4 36 POy Edmeoenton 68 44 | 28 30 6 01 Cldy Seattle 50 50 i b Portland 66 54 | 42 42 6 0 Pt. Cldy San Francisco 8 0 | 48 48 8 0 Clear = v The barometric pressure is about normal and rising in the eastern portion of the Gulf of Alaska and moderately low in In- terior Canada, wit hshowers in Southeast Alaska followed by clear- ing. TRhe pressure is moderately high over the remainder of Al- aska and the northeastern Pacific Ocean with clear weather over most of Alaska. Temperatures have tisen considerably on* the Ber- ing Sea caost and have fallan cliawhere in tha' Territory. PEIEISRIIALASENREREE AN INVITATION ELLEL B RETTES SRR RT PR LT LT T T ) H EBRETTEEEN EEsRAREED! to dine “well and rest well at ‘Seattle’s most distinguished ad- dress. Here, you will find all the modern - hotel conveniences ne- cessary to your complete comfort and ‘all those old fashioned ideas of friendliness and” hospitality that are’ necessary to'"a ‘good hotel well operated. IERCE NSNS SRR RNEN RS IEA ADOLPH SCHMIDT, Managing Director. sEEE “Tea Alaskan ZIeadquarters—Ask for Perman:nt Rates. 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