The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 6, 1933, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1933. By BILLE DE BECK YOU'RE RIGHT, OFFICER HEH - HEH-- : . AL THIS 1S How FAR HE'S SLIPPIN' THE o [ Q. SHE SHOULDA OL' LADY A ‘, . - y BEEN - AN' SHE'S TICKET--- OKAY NOW.. BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG PARKIN' tN FRONT OF A HYDRANT— GUILD .TO ENTERTAIN The 8t, Luke's Guild i3 planning 1a tea for Thursday artemoqn June {15, to be given at the home of Mrs, ‘W E. Cahill at Tréadwell, If the {weather permits tea will be served on the beach. Sewing will be the {diversion. ! e i HEDEMARK 'COMING ( George Hedemark, head of the {Douglas Fisheries Company, who !was expected to arrive here. this f€iP- imorning to take personal eharge of preparations for the approaching — i il t ] DOROTHY REVIER i i | i b l Those afflicted with dry skix 'find vegetable oils extreme ful. Dazlv Cross-word I’uz.,le [ ' | 'CAMERA STUDIES OF J. 'P MORGAN MENUS rub my fa facturing Company of Canada, left Vancouver yesterday morning and made stops at Prince Rupert and Ketchikan, arriving in Juneau about 8:30 last night. Pilot W. H. Hol- land and H. McKeown, mechanic, are both from Vancouver and oper- ate for the Boeing Company there under Canadian registry. Plane to Fairbanks Word received by A. B. Hayes| this afternoon from Lyman 8. Peck, Manager of the Pacific Alaska Air- ways, said that one of his com- pany’s planes would arrive here to- morrow night to take Mr, McDon- nell and his son to Fairbanks where they will be for a week be- fore returning south. The Pacific Alaska Airways plane will have ac- commodations for three or four passengers from Juneau to Fair- anks when it leaves here the tter part of this week. ALASKA LEAVES BY WAY OF SITKA THIS MORNING Ship on Southeast Rut Has Good List of Local Passengers The Alaska, Capt. C. V. Wester- lund and Purser David Doran, ar- rived from Skagway at 6:30 this morning and sailed south, by way of Sitka, at 9:30. The Alaska is taking south a share of the Juneau school teach- ers who wished to make the trip to Seattle by way of Sitka. Arriving in Juneau from Skag- way were O. Weston, A. Dishaw, Mrs. D. H. McLean, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. McCloud, J. W. Gucker, F. Scobel, V. L. Hoke, Mrs Hoke, E. F. Zuerin, Margaret Nefsy, Patricia Nefsy, F. A. Nefsy, Marie Vallaria, Aurdey Watkins, Mrs. C. J. Sulli- van, Geraldine Sullivan, Arline Sullivan, Mrs. Willam C. Miller and Mrs. D. V. Hilton. Southbound on the Alaska were Miss Mary Kolasa, Miss Ann Eas- ton, Miss Pauline Reinhart, Mrs. Charles Burdick, Mrs. M. L. Mer- ritt, Melvin and Morris Merritt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Raven, Robert and Dickie Raven, Miss M. Tillotson, Miss . Helen Starr, Mrs. J. Behrends, Henry Behrends, Lazor Knozivoch, Miss Retha Fleury, Mrs. Pearl Seed, Miss Alice Palmer, Charles W. Hawthorn for Seattle; Mrs. Etta L. Payson, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Horn, W. L. Freeburn for Sitka; Dorothy Martin for Peters- burg; R. Van Mavern for Wrangell, and W. Snyder for Ketchikan, FRANK BACH FUNERAL WILL BE HELD FROM CARTER'S TOMORROW, Funeral services for Frank X.| Bach, whose sudden death occur- red Saturday noon, will be held to- morrow afternoon at 1 o'clock at, the C. W. Carter Mortuary. i Active pall bearers will be Tom | Cashen, Harold Gallwas, Gordon! Gray, R. J. McKanna, Kcnneth; Junge and J. L. Gray. Honorary pallbear:rs will be E. Andrews, H. L. Faulkner, Gov. John W. Troy, John Feusi, Lockie| MacKinnon: and Frank A. Boyle. All have. been close friends of‘ ‘the deceased for many years. { ———————— a I%?Hll /t dum JEEES 4B MORTGAGE BILL 'PASSES SENATE Measure Now Goes Back to House for Minor Adjustments WASHINGTON, June 6. — The Administration’s two billion dollar emergency home mortgage relief | bill has been passed by the Sen- |ate and goes back to the House for ' reconciliation ~between the House and Senate measures. Sy — \MISS RETHA FI.EURY LEAVES MISS MABEL KOENIG LEAVES FOR SEATTLE WHERE SHE! WILL BE MARRIED SOON Miss Mabel Koen\g left on the Yukon for Seattle yesterday. Miss Koenig’s engagement was recently, announced to Dr. W. E. Anderson, who was formerly in Juneau as medical officer of the Tallapoosa, and is now stationed at the Marine Hospital in Seattle, and their wed-| ding will take place soon. | | | National Forest Timber * For Sale Sealed bids will be received by, the Regional Forester, Juneau, Al-v aska, up to and including June 16, 1933, for all the merchantable dead timber, standing or down, and all the Nve timber marked or desig- nated for cutting, on an area con- taining aproximately 57 acres lo- cated at the head of Deep Inlet, 9 miles south of Sitka, Tongass Na- tional Forest, Alaska, estimated to be 1,090,000 feet B.M. of Sitka spruce, 81,000 feet B.M. of hemlock sawtimber, and 5,000 linear feet of hemlock piling, more ‘or less. No bid of less than $1.50 per M feet B.M. for spruce timber, $1.00 per M feet BM. for hemlock sawtimber, lc per linear foot for piling up to and including 95 feet in Ilength, and .-%c per linear foot for piling over 95 feet in length will be con~ sidered. $300.00 must be deposited with each bid to be applied on the purchase price, refunded, or retain- ed in part as liquidated .damages, according to the conditjons of sale. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids, including bids the acceptance of which would involve ‘| the manufacture of the timber outside of the Territory of Alaska. Before bids are submitted, full in- formation concerning the timber, the conditions of sale, and the sub- mission of bids should be obtained from the Forest Ranger or thé Re- gioual Forester, Juneau, Alaska. FOR HOME AFTER VACATION Miss Retha Fleury left on the | Alaska his morning for her home in Seattle after spending several weeks visiting her mother, Mrs. E. A. Stoltz. ' Miss Fleury was honor guest at a farewell parfy given prior to her departure at the home of her motaer — .- — Old papers at The Empire, foar—e Ambrosia Deal $1.50 Skin Freshener Face Powder Cleanser Juneau Drug Co. “The Corner Drug Store” Crrrrere b nish with parsely. Apple >auce Cake half cup fat. cup sugar. egg. teaspoon vanilla. eighth teaspoon salt teaspoons cinnamon. half teaspoon cloves. quarter, teaspoon nutmeg thirds cup raisins. third cup nuts. One One One One One Two One One Two One Two thirds cup strained apple sauce (unswectened) Two cups flour. One teaspoon soda. One half teaspoon baking pow- der. Cream fat and add sugar. Add beat two min- utes. Pour into loaf pan lined with waxed paper. Bake 50 minutes in moderately slow oven. rest of ingredients, Bake foods to be used the next day during the baking period for the dinner. BT EARS A Al Simmons won’t allow anyonc to smoke in his auto before a ball game, claiming the smoke bother his batting eyes. 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Best of all, you can hire it when'yéu want it, and just as long as you want it, without any arguments or apologies. Decide now to avail yourself of this super salesman of the community! Follow the lead of other local and national advertisers who recognize its value and employ its services. ily Alaska Empire = o i ‘ You can count on.its getting there every evening except { | Every. evening I season's canning operations, stop- gently but thoroughly with oil ped off at Petersburg from the ACROSS Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 8 Sham ing it i take off my make-up, jeutiag.. to, HEEen y 2 d to some busi :: (S'_Off f:wd 1 9. Wrench D A Y to soothe and soften my dfy cOmM-|ness thers e teadt [LIAISISEECIALS A 0:‘1 g ‘plexion, In the morning I uwnl L S 9. First even EO]) [TAAIB|I [DIEFAE | T 11. Native metal § |warm_ water and castile soap for a DRCA + MASON Sater [SIMETCITIEIDZAFE[DIO 18. [talian coins | By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE : T fike sumbaths, but! always keep |, o0 S L SO0 S 13. Mistake LIAIREAM|1 N[O :zo Egg-shaped APPLE SAUCE CAKE my face coverdd, Deeatss drw *m‘lhe pmp:‘\‘ ) r'nurferrme ennanggr t:r 14 Armed strite [E|S|TIE|R. 3 ITIEqRIS| 21 Backbone Breakfa-t iroughens easily when' exposed. Areked s i 15 Protective 23, Devoured i Y | Past Masters in' the lodge will have Blg'Gfm\C Allractlon at wall APODATIOINEFAEISISIEIN )" o rsiana Orange Julce 5 |oharge of the ceremopios Mole Harbor as Sports- 1T Omit o pro- [S[1 INE#SIO WIE nT:§ . Ligui pars ot [Ready Cooked Whcat Cerzal Cream i HEINZ SOUPS 900 i es: ok 119. Location E[RIGIO[TZZL |O|O|KI| at: var. uttered Toast Jam £ ) ) ! N men Have Good Luck . American BIE(S|P[1[5]1 N|GIL JOISIE[R| 26 Matrons i Cottee .‘ BE DEMONSTRATED 'T0 VACATION AT TENAKEE Prophet. EILATIEZS/0/D] e Luncheon | Mrs. Rose Davis left yesterday on With D. H. McCulloch, big-game| 33 furned aside [SRTAIRIF A[TITIEINID[S| 3. Prussian | Vegetable Salad | ‘Renneth Eawards Wil hold 'althe Eagle for Tenakee Springs to hunter whose home is in Palm grammatical [ [A[V 1RIEN[EBL[O[O[P] - i il Bread Cherry Sauce demonstration tomorrow at the SPend the riext six weeks, fof the Beach, Fiorida, as passenger, a| sz menmnn AL TEZVIAIPIOIRZE [TIN|A| 34. Kina ot | Sugar Cookles Tea | Sanitary Grocery, introducing and|benefit of her heaith four-passenger Boeing flying boat OonoBn onea + (BIE[DIEFAAIL[I N EZRIEAR] 2 El&odlrsc)_mul Dinner ! featuring the Heinz home-made; b SR S 5 ST : W. H. Holland, Pilot, arrived in . et Ian e BogTed. | Fish Mold Savory Sauce | | style -of soups. Housewives, chefs| NOTICE Juneau last night. This morning the -‘:‘1]«';'5;111 44 Cnx‘:\:’pfiem i v::q‘ N fl g;e{z}e!:qke Baked Potatoes | and others are invited to “drap! Mike Reisser sells Alaska Dairy ship took McCulloch, an enthus-| 3i Nonicircular 45, Made of & H AL Turn Buttered Carrots | fn% and .sample the appetizing| milk—15¢ the quart; 8c a pint; jastic hunter who thinks nothing I'"I“‘.:,'e““g f:::‘:“" 2 f\“‘?‘:;‘;‘ell wine ' Pr‘;:é“mg Bread Butter soups. 2 cream—-mc the half pint. ady. of traveling several thousand miles|{ 35 Symbol for 48 Made smooth 3. Ships' cashlers nights qflld Lettuce Salad ‘,‘,_*:,,_. = :—,”-‘-'.,4 g — k£ =4 .4 g if he can get a ‘”‘0“"; b;;"} “‘n‘h? 3 3;..‘&"."3\1: £ in that. piace : .\uyrém:m.:’x;%‘ :: 20&‘“'8{1“"; [ AP PSS | - Ioed Teg FiEd S Vs ole ar- 3. Veird Bilkworm Stat t o . Bra b 5 < - gl L R s Rl 3 \\”” 5. Ribbed cloth Deilel " 48" Constellation ‘Fish M o i b heve b Fish Mold, Serving Three bop, Admiralty Island, where he is 56. Derisive 6 Depiction ot = 43 Before e e M 5 y g i sid jeining \E.. O. McDonnell who has shouts e beautiful 5u. Performed One cup cooked fis! : Bet AN . S Adintratty for, the 7 Color 7. Behald Exclamation o i e b eks wi ’ | Two egg yolks. last two weeks with Allen E. Has- g8 ¥ 3 X selhorg ‘as guide. | One half cup milk ! p The Boeing boat returned to Ju- | One quarter teaspoon salt. 0il Burner, (‘()Illpli‘lf Wl_l]l controls...$170.00 nesu shortly before noon today One ‘i“‘“':\“' “'t‘*‘l '7{1 paprika. 16-Barrek Fuel Oil Tank ... . 50.00 ' with a message from McDonnell One teaspoon chopped p: - 3 X o 7 for A. B. Hayes, Manager of the One quarter teaspoon ce salt. Electriec Wiring . 12.50 ske ray. . Two € whits beaten SRR SUWAN IO DiAkR il i ol i Material (piping, fitting, fire brick) 15.00 arrangements with the Pacific Al- One tablespo .1 butter, melted. aska Airways, Fairbanks, for a Mix ingredients. Pour into but- Digging hole for tank and back plane to take McDonnell to Fair- tered haking pan., Sgt .n pan of il 15.00 banks, and left this afternoon for 0f, \ulevx. ba}:e 30 gues i m‘OJ.~ ;, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,- the South when it was arranged 5 Quen. MNOR, SRl o B LT : Labor, including 6 mos. free service 35.00 i hormal il £l o i {round with savory sauce J. P. Morgan, America’s mysterious financier, revealed himself as that McDonnell will y to Fair- | a calm, soft-spoken man as he bared long hidden secrets before a sen- banks at the end of this week. | Three ate committee investigating the vast international banking house . P Succesful Hunt fie e vihich bears his name. These pictures show him entering and leaving Total cost to you ... ... 7 .43297.50 McDonnell, who is a member of | Ov‘r\A L R the hearing. ‘(Associated Press Photos) , g o RO the Board of Directors of the Pa- One and S Dt ol R R Full Automatic Silent Cuaramecd cific Alaska Alrways, and his young | Two xla‘;:l{s; ”'ns"c‘h‘;m,[,‘ pimien- | Roy Largeni, White Sox scout,| e— T e 0 son Edwin, 14 years old, n_avc kllle}(l Lo 5 5 Y claims a record for baseball-observ- ladles’ ]/ Soles $1.00 $hife (UiRE PRI AT One hard cooked egg, d ing. On one day he watehed a col- | | g4iec poels straightened .. 35¢ | RICE & AHLERS CO Bt MCp Fibor and fre doady ! Two tablespoons choppe lege and a Texas league game 8b| | ayy rypper heels 350 | to conquer more big game in Al- | B o Fort ‘Worth in the afternoon and e Fow s : pickle: | | Men’s rubber % soles .$1.00 up Bk, | A" it butter and ada fiour. Mix [190K in a Texas league twin bill at1 | Men's leather % soles;$1.25 up | LA AL BEATING -SHEET -METAL Ship Left Yesterday {2 ter and add flour. Mix| p, ¢ that night BN ¥ Siouei 2 oRn i ] 3 b o i The Boeing ship, a four-passeng- '“]‘u”_-_~‘;’(;ffl;‘_‘hksli‘r"fu“"?::;l“ S 4G Big Van’s New Prices | | We tell you in advance what job will cost er job with a Pratt and Whitney ;;fl,(“m At et e "-H‘”_‘: Old papers for sale ai Empire. | .- AR LAl SR GRS N Uity 300-horsepower Wasp Jr, motor, “,; bt piplonag lE L — R T T manufactured by the Boeing Manu- are, Dopes iy e " | THE DAILY IS