The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 10, 1933, Page 8

¥ THE DAlLYALASKAmE SATURDAY, JUNE 10 1933. - G L L LIMITED ISSUE 0 UARANTEED - MT. JUNEAU BREWING CO. Preferred Stock 10 PER SHARE | One Share Common with each Share Preferred PHONE for further particulars to the following directors— G. E. KRAUSE | JOHN E. GREEN OSCAR HARRI ‘A local company to be operated by local capital! Mzt. Juneau Brewing ||l IN FROM TULSEQUAH GEO. BROTHERS ' BET RESULTS, ADVERTISING Juneauites fi; cking to Store to Take Advan- tage of Bargains In accordance with the business | practice trend now under way in all large cities where a national| survey shows that advertising line- | age is up 14.2 per cent during the past month, and resulting sales up In greater proportion, nmmel Brothers’ Leader Department Store, under the direction of Tom George, offered many values in yesterday's Empire, and today all members of the firm are expressing decided satisfaction with the many Juneau buyers that read the ad, realized the values and are making pur- cha “We tically ve been advised that prac- all lines of dry goods are advar y rapidly. Our stocks are large and we are in position to of- fer the people of Juneau excep- tional bargains in stocks that we purchased at the former prices,” said Tom George today. “When we have something good we believe in telling Juneau about it, and our double page in The Empire is cer- | tainly bringing people in, and we| sending them out satisfied.” According to W. M. Kiplinger, special writer for “Nation’s Busi- ness,” published by the United States Chamber of Commerce, every | effort is being made in Washing- ton, D. €, to raise commodity prices at least 25 per cent and he contends that if political forces can accomplish it, this 25 per cent raise will be reached by the first of the year. Consequently throughout the na- tion retail is decidedly on the up- turn as people are taking advan- tage of prices now, feeling surc that the rise will come. The Leader Store during the | present sale has added help, Max- ine Lund, as cashier, and Ethel Thompson, saleswoman. ALASKA YUKON PLANE ar Bringing Capt. Willilam Strong and George Robbins in from the Tulsequah River district, the eight- place Fokker brought up from Seattle early this week by Pilot S. L. Barr, for Capt. Strong, landed in Gastineau Channel at 11 o'clock | this morning. | Capt. Strong came to Juneau ‘o make arrangements for the sum- | mer service of his plane between| here and the Tulsequah River dis-| tricts. Capt. company the Alaska ways. Special trips over Mendenhall and Taku Glaciers will be made by the Fokker all day Sunday. ———— e —— DOG OWNERS, ATTENTION! Strong calls his air Yukon Air- Dog licenses are now due and payable at the City Clerk’s office. Unlicensed dogs will be impounded after June 12. Get your license today! C. J. DAVIS, —ad. Chief of Police. CHICAGO BEAT Score Tied in Nlnth Frame —Appling Makes Home Run CHICAGO, Ill, June 10.—Luck Apling’s home run in the four- teenth inning yesterday gave Chi- cago a 10 to 9 victory over Detroi The White Sox scored five runs in the minth inning to tie the score and the circuit drive won the game in the fourteenth. GAMES FRIDAY Pacific Coast League Seattle 4; Hollywood 5. San Francisco 2; Oakland 3, Night game. Portland 3; game. Los Angeles 3; Night game. National League Chicago 2; St. Louis 12, Cincinnati 0; Pittsburgh 2. American League New York 7; Philadelphia 6. Detroit 9; Chicago 10. Washington 7; Boston 2. Juneau City - League Legion 12; Elks 5. STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pct. 38 26 594 Mission 4. Night Sacramento 5. Hollywood | Portland 37 26 {Sacramento .37 29 Los Angeles 3 29 561 Mission 3¢ 32 515 Oakland : 29 35 453 Seattle .23 38 3m San Francisco .2¢ 42 364 National League Won Lost Pet. St. Louis ... 30 18 625 New York .28 17 622 Pittsburgh 30 21 .588 Chicazo 2 24 520 Cincinnati 24 24 .500 Brooklyn ... 18 25 419 Boston a 27 438 Philadelphia 16 33 327 American League Won Lost Pet, New York 2 14 .696 { Washington 20 22 539 Chicago 27 2 583 Philadelphia 2¢ 21 533 Cleveland 26 25 510 Detroit 23 26 469 St. Louis 18 33 358 Boston .16 32 319 Juneau City League Won Lost Pet. Moose 7 2 178 American Legion 5 4 556 Elks 2 8 .200 CALIFORNIA GROCERY HAS NEW CHEVROLET For use in the delivery depart- ment, a new Chevrolet truck was delivered by the Connors Motor Company to the California Grocery. The handsome car arrived in Ju- neau on the Alaska and Lu Liston painted the name of the firm on the sides of the body. The car has a dark blue paint job and is powered with a master six Chevro- let motor. BEER FOR PLEASURE Visit the almonCreek oadhouse TONIGHT SPECIAL MUSIC BY Phillips and His Aces DANCING COME——ENJOY YOURSELF! LUNCHES Our large cans of fruit OUR GREEN STUFF 1S FRESH AND REASONABLE Our House Dresses are OUR BEER IS GOOD At GARNICK’S, Phone 174 are F irst Beer License Is Revoked by DETROIT IN 14 /e Hordine INNING GAME: ® the management of the place o fornferly known as arrived in Juneau on the ship Norco and will visit Mr. Mc- Closkey's family here. They have| been at Alberquerque, New Mexico, | At the conclusion of a hear- o | ing started Thursday in the Federal District Court, Judge Justin W. Harding yesterday entered an order revoking the beer and wine license held in the name of Dave Davis and covering the business known as Dave's Place on Front Street near the Snow White Laundry. The Court held licensee, Davis, that the had placed in the hands of a person with- he same qualifications re- quired of one holding the lic- cense. Mike Kosoff was said to be operating #the place, Mike’s Place, and he is declared to be ah alien and not a quali- fied voter in. the Territory as required under the Terri- torial Beer and 'Wine Act. The action for revocation was instituted by the United States Attorney's Office. It is the first of its kind in this Division and is believed to be the first in the Territory. o ® 00 0 00 0 00 90 00 —————— Mr. and Mrs. Gene McCloskey | motor- |ginning July 1. | Fourth and Second Divisions; FOUR JOBS ARE ELIMINATED BY INTERIOR DEPT. Gov Troy B Advised Mo Funds Allocated for Indian Agents Bffective Juns 30, next, four positions under the office of Gov- ernor of Alaska will be 'discon- tinued by the Department of In- terior, according to an announce- ment made today by Gov. John 'W. Troy. They are the Special Of- ficers for the Suppression of Lig- uor Traffic among the Indians. The Governor was advised yes- terday by wire that no funds for |payment of them had been allo- cated for the next fiscal year, be- Evidently this is part of the economy program of Secretary Ickes, as the Interior Department appropriation measure contained the usual item for the four officers. The officers now occuping the | positions are: J. W. Wilson, Jun- |eau, First Division; Phil O. Harri- man, Third Division; Edgar Seneff, and William Jackson, Yakutat, part time. Jackson is the sole representa- where Mr. McCloskey was a patiznt in the veteran’s hospital, during tive of the old Indian policemen formerly employed by the Federal ‘the last year. 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The latter club also has another game against the Moose. Kep’ Junge, last year's “iron man”" of the Elks, who has been hit rather hard in his past three appearances, is likely to be sel- ected by the Vets for another ef- fort tomorrow. Jack Schmitz prob- ably will oppose hith. The game will start at 5:30 p.m. e oil burner MORATORIUM ON TAX PENALTIES OVER THURSDAY A rush of taxpayers is expected at the City Clerk's office between now and next Thursday when the moratorium on penalties for delin- quent taxes will be over. After Jupe 15, a penalty of 10 per cent on all delinquent taxes and eight per cent interest from the date of delinquency will be charged by the city, according to | the law, which is to be strictly en- forced. About $9,000 in taxes remains to come in by Thursday in order to escape the penalty, according to City Clerk A. H. 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