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

Exquisite Collars and Cuffs. of Good Grade Fur—Very Smart Juneau’s Leading Department Economlc Woes Bamshed FUR TRIMS $19.75 9 $37.50 B. M. Behrends, Co.. Inc. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, T was, 8¢ tdu ."lnlew’* fl [TORY m B 4 ‘Admmlstrahon | $1:096,000'to Treasury | fbr"Expendlmre Here | 1comlnu¢d from Page One.) 4 11 U vELE S ‘Omes Livengood Highway, a, con- tore | neteing link with Steese and Rich- the major share of it with $295,000 approved. TR | REPUBLICAN Second Division, Shelton and Dahl, for $150,000. Southeast Alaska’s one item i Transfeus which to sustain himself, he reg- ardson Highways at Fairbanks, gue Qne project is set up for the| a road between| UESDAY, AUGUST .15, HEAD OFFICIAL OF ELKS HERE TOMORROW A. M. Way to Westward (Continued 1ram Psge One) ! | pleted his high school education m! three years. He passed a teacher’s debates for three eonsecutive years,| A The subject of his thesis when he this effort. appeared in. the Am- | erican Journal - of - Sociology, pub- |lished by the University. of Chis cago. Upon finishing his collegiate work .m June, 1903, -he was. sworn im before the ‘Supreme Court.of Ne-' \bzaskn and left- for Seattle, all on | the same day, He arrived in Seattle ‘on June 16, 1903, without funds or| \Eneuds Having no means with | istered at an employment agency jand was shipped. out to work in a| sawmill. In .a short time he re-’ |Lumed to the city of Seattle and | was employed in a lumber yard for, _.|a while, and then in a shipbujlding | plant where the battleship #Nes | | braska” was under construction. | Principal cf Scaosl H In the afll of 1903 he became | ‘pnncnpal of the high school at! | South Bend, Wash. ,and spent the: following summer traveling down | |the Pacific Coast and back. Inj 111904 he became an instructor in! 'afler that date 1933. VTAL GBEEK WORK IS NOW PBGGBESSING ‘from Propérty—Aci txvny mn Sec .lon Returning reeently from Vital Oreek, where devalopment work is being carried on Wy himself and diet,” “Mining is fairly active in the said Mr. Shepard. wages on Quartz and Kelly Oreeks. The Conselidated expected to get into production on . their Slate Creek praperty during August. Waiting For Strike “Many. strangers are -wandering | from . place to place. and waiting for somebody to make a strike. “The section has been made more accessible by the Canadian government which has repaired the road from Tacla Landing to the! Manson Creek trail junction.” Mr. Shepard will be leaving Ju- neau for Vital Creek again in ten'! days. or two weecks, stating that fall supplies must be moved from Tacla Eanding by the /middle of September, as. feed for the pack n.mmals cannot be depended upon GOob EXHIBITION AT GEORGE BROS. One of th most complete show- 3:8. DEPARTMENT:OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU 3 . . % yest'y ...x:.30.18 -~ 8% 8 5 Cldy * Walter F. Meier Arrives Royal Shepard Returns|* am todey 3020 51 w w2 Rain é Eaflv in Mo\,nmg ont Noon:. today 30.15 62 8 sw 4 Clear : pe associates, Royal Shepard reports . T 34 ¥ Fogay examination in Nebraska at the|ihat progress at the property is 2 58‘ 58 48 48 1: 'h:c. Clear age of 17, and during the month| gujte satisfactory. | . 64 62 44 44 8 o Clear that he attained to- his 18th birth-| Flyme and sluice boxes have been 6 @2 | 40 40 4 12 Clear day, he began teaching in & coun-|se;, and the tunnel is more than [ 70 [/:a8 " 38 4 i Clear try school at a salary of $25 Per|nalf completed, there being only . 66 66 42 42 4 [ Clear | monthy 100 feet to go to reach bedrock 68 @ | 36 36 0 [ Clear ; University Graduate The company expzcts to be taking . 48 46 RESPT R 10 Trace Cldy { He entered . the . Unixersity of| out gold by the middle of Septem- [Dutch Harbor 54 54 i 46 48 0 Trace Rain Nebraska in. the fall of 1898, and | per. Expansion in the way of|Kodiak . 54 54 | 44 48 8 02 Rain S wa ggers ~TN'(’("43 Na” 7| sraduated from that institution 1| absorption of neighboring claims | Cordova 6 88 | 50 50 & Rain 9 ¥ ¢d3 ". it 1903, with both ' the degrees of| has been accomplished. Juneau .. 5 56 | 4 51 2 a1 Rain ¢ | Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Clear and Hot Sitka . 59 % | s 0 30 Pt.Cldy and Brofl(l(flflg S 7 | Laws, ; | “Spring was- very late,” he said.|Ketehikan .. 64 62 | 56 56 [ 10 Cldy i M ) During his collegiate days, in| “But beginning - about July 10|Prince Rupert ... T4 ] |- 52 54 4 o1 Clear addition to taking his degrees, he| we have had Southern California|Edmonton . 86 78 I ‘o4 B8 6 r Clear {became a reader in the English|weather. Every day was clear and|Seattle 8 86 | 64 68 12 0 Clear g 9 50 | Department, in which capacity he| hot. Game has been plentiful. We | portland 92 92 | 6 68 4 0 Clear SWAGGERS $l.3'50 tfl &&g‘ isewe for two years. He also rep-| have had a surplus of fresh meat|gan Francisco 62 60 | 54 58 6 0 Cldy D gv3 R 24 160 oM 2: resented his university in interstate| as all times with fish to, vary the : - The barometric pressiire ‘i moderately low in Southwestern Al- city im the e aska. Ttis lowest south-of the Gulf of Alaska and falling rapidi; TWEEDS 13 50. 0 0 S| | RSB ErRC0: 00 LaNe REMON,| scctipn. « The: CMDATK MBUAE MBL, .. ghuir:wibls VoHBOOUMINIE Tk Tve Sovthorns'alntiar TG A 4 hede oF v ) '0 1t was, . “What Attitude Should. the Jim Warren and two other . outfits is moderately: high in-South ¢ § 2. 287 £4F D). Government Assume Toward the are prospecting their ground on p';w‘"‘e an Ao, T8t dHioe east ‘Alaska and Northern'Alaska Trusts?” and in the fall of 1903 Tom Creek. Indians are making|Vith clear weather in and on the Bering' Sea coBst. Temperature fell last night i the nortthern ‘Inmterior. Forecast for Juneaw and vicinity, beginning at 4 p.m., August 15: showers tonight and Wednesday; moderate southeasterly winds. 4 p.m. The 'Weather /By the U. 8. Weather Bureau) LOCAL DATA Barometer Temp. Humuity Wind Veloclty Weather 56 CABLE AND RADIO BEPORTS - YESTERDAY |- i ‘4pm. | m«m;fim “Precip. 4a.m, temp;; ump. } m;n u;nzpuvmu 24hrs. Weather Irs LOW-PRICEP! A GENERAL@ELECTRIC 'l".OB ONLY This new molel gives you 100 percent General Electric Quality at the lowest price in G-E Washer history. ... Eagy to operate, it will soon pay:for h-ll out -of savings in laundry bills. See it ay oux store foday « « - O let us demonstrate it in yous home. $5.00 Down MODEL AW-1 FEATURES the Haines district calls for $20,000. ;;‘:néposlii:ek”;fig:n;ch?:bmxg1;12' ings .of local food products ever fim‘i’-.‘.‘uu Agitator from Portu uese Villa e\ List of Projecls {Close o1 that school pea he was| {hoWR n Juncay can be seen in. e $5.00 Monthly g {-’ A The following is the list of Proj-| “0=" Bf LAAL SE100 p}x;n Spear. | 7Bt of George Brothers, LN e MY NS Wi B 23 | R v ects on the program: 4 ~ Iing g Debfl‘:;: azuwfsmzet;\ Al sorts of vegetables, home Watergroof Cord _; LISBON,' Aug. 15—A village in |enough fruit and vegcl.ml\\” - Road Construction iState College by President Ag E grown at Weathers' Cove, t.oget_her which every man owns his house 1 x their own needs, and the olive | THHUWN BUT Gulkana-Nabesna 32051300-&%". Mt fa aaslnan fhis érreé, with crabs and -home cured fish,' and land and into which prob- | harvest is sent.in communal ox-| Olunes-Livengood 295,000 TR AT etc, from Entrance Island, are Alasl\a Electrlc nght & POWCI‘ CO lems of capital and la | carts to the nearest factory to be Shelton-Dahl :Zg'm'ies@ion. Ha beaohioe as in Bnoc) displayed. | come is hidden in the ed district between i | Anchorage-Matanuska Willow Station - Lucky Shot — e — { Juneau 6 Douglas 18 kane until Oectober 15, 1909, when| . REMEMBER—The 12th Annual Seutheastern A (;en Butler to Take Stump| B Lt o it Rabes 1 | Mine S 50,000| he removed to Seattle, where he| The Columbia river, named for | L é’;ma i} me“: (r'a 74 Coies U s Polic | to Campalgn Agamst Kodiak-Mill Bny 25,000| Ras since resided. the first American ship to circum- | Alaska Fair, Sept. 13, 14, 15, 16 i 4 a opies U. O. Yohice ~ . , | Bineha e SR Paint 30000| Mr. Meier has been an active| Navigate the globe, has borne more ! tory yarns are made from s Grafting Crowd HSus. o] '009| member of the Sons of the Amer-|than half a dozen official titles. | wool of mountain sheep. | Cantwell-Valdez Creek 25,0001 . 1 x | 0 IliamnaBay-Hiamna Lake .. 20,000|ican Revolution, and is now serv- :::1:‘ fs ;m;;s u?fi,nilfm' ;\:;‘::11 -M{TI.) ff-l,DV The:i govinlm‘n:' o| PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Aug. 15. 'n::usak Bzar Creek 20,000/ Ing his third term as a member! yquRr BEST OPPORTUNITY ronl RECTATs ana oatmatt ABOUL M| deokied . Ao ias deHbiae | oot _|—Declaring war on the Republican | pypy pogds, Wasilla section of the Board of Managers of the| A\NQTHER YEAR, TO INVEST IN 009 pounds of weol are turned |iing methods are best:and has or- | ooriation i Delaware Cowndy,| ora) six miles for three State Sociely. For the past five PERFECT: EYE COMFORT Gen. Smedley D. Butler said he is| jgoing to take the stump and do| “all T can to see that gang thrown into the finished product. Wheat and corn are ground in 20,000, 10,000 years he has had sole charge of projects X the annual high school oratorical ganized patrol squads which will! . Medfra-Nixon Fork use wireless-equipped automobiles | .. DR. J. W. EDMUNDS, popular SEATTLE OPTOMETRIST, will be nmwcm' BEER | citizen should oppose the outfit owing to “recent disclosures by the the American Revolution. Weds Classmate MeCarthy- Bremener 2 10,000 Rehabiltation Haines-! le- tle offices. g B s : Flat-Slate Creek 10000jcontest conducted in the high|pere a FEW DAYS ONLY, after the le windmill; they pro-'and motoreycles. “out.' | Miller House - mdependeme .| schools of his city under the aus- Aui;ust 15th, AT GASTINEAU | Oen. Butler said every decent| geqy 10,000, Pices of Seattle Chapter, Sons of| HOTEL, on his return to bis Seat- Daily Cross-word Puzzle WP Loy | Federal CGirand Jury ,in, Delaware | ant Camp Road 20,000 In 1908 he married: Anna L. YOUR VALUABLE EYES should die 4 ; - be examiner EVERY YEAR, by a S vy Solution of Yesterday’s Puzzls 26, Part of & ECoumy of graft. This has con- Alrfiekds Jones, who was a classmate of his|ginfy OPTOMETRIST and your | Bl Tin Pi 1. Run away church. vinced me there is got to be & N&W | a0ve constriotion of from the University .of Nebraska| giasces should be changed within ock Tin ZIPS secretly . Take out {deal.” and the daugbter of R. W. W. & § b | L 6. Kind of cloth . Spoken | I state Bebalo mfl McClure and| . 2% field i -$ 40,000 R 4 - v ‘| two years; this is because the eyes R B H 0. Low gaiter [E !!Ell, UIT} 30. Cripplea | Nowme—construction of new wpdones, who served in both houses|enange in form and conditions. ubber Beer Hose M Keid truica [ELOPERRETEPIPOIRIE) 31 Tha herd eve .tfl;‘“‘"‘“ have heen ‘“‘“’“’d t"". field 25,0001 Of the Legislature in Nebrasks. fpye sirain causes .many serlous, | ’ 16 In this pace (RIEIPIEIAIL IEDITINIGIT[E[S] L charges of conspiracy. to. violate the | \ysocraty enlargement of Mr. Meier's family, aside from|reflex physical conditions. DR. J' Pum 8 o Mo AR E SIDIARTE] "stone 'P“"“'““"“ i ik, -present field ... .. 3,000 Mes. Meier, consists of three chil-|w EDMUNDS, popular Seattle! 30, Always: poet. LSICIAITREAIPIA] Sflmsfifl & 5;1;’:'1':‘»15.::« Livengood — enlargement of dren: Ronald W. Meier, a graduaie| GPTOMETRIST, graduate and post| Chrommm Plated Beer Fauceta Y ypecriveal [CTAIGIE] L—JE]LQE'; 6 Unrenned present field 2500(0f the University of Washington|graguate of two prominent eye col- | Aromatic seed lflm[fllj Co?,‘)?)‘ad"y & Wiseman — enlargement of with the degrees of Bachelor of joges WILL TEST YOUR EYES, Gfls Resuhm 2}- 5N P { present field v 3,500 :‘h’: :“fio:"::“"'d“ Laws, and| DAYTIME OR T/ENINGS for | 26. Worship > Fa Tanana — enlargement of A5 Prac-| seientifically fitted glasses. ‘The, rilmtur - :fl' lt-"un “":”‘:Q:!‘b’zg" ! SUPPRESSlaN present field . 2,000)tee. of law with his father; Lois|amount of money you will spend| Do“ble D”t Yalves - an Nights ' .§E. Meier, who is a senior. in the| . ;i 1 . Those who = | Valdez — enlargement of th DR. EDMUNDS to gain max- Pi EII! O!fl ;L% 12{; ‘:’#":‘h‘)"' Uk | present field . 3j00|University of Washington; = and ;dnum physical comfortgand eye Ch'om“'m P]Med lc 3‘“5 32 Rend, . Onkimhblaphaks i Seward — enlargement of :"h M}:‘*; who is.a senlor| erriciency is the finest investment Comp’lele i i 35 Son of Noah e g Is u present fiel az00/ 2 R i Reosevell Hich School at. Se- you can possibly make. In his 30 3 g %fifag‘g’:fim’ 65, Small stream 8. For fear that 49. Puflmo an- ! McCarthy — enlargement of s years practice, he has won . the : 2 1. Ossified thamne 67" Bii\ i rurgs O Head covering e + present field . 2,500 praise and endorsement of prom-§ We have in our ozfanuatlon Mr. Ahlers, Mr. Baker 42 Serpontine feh § A 2. Smal trean g0, Estapeariiuly | : Nt — enlargement of P inent physicians. Practicing in Se- and ‘Gee Bee, all old-time plumbers 'who. thoroughly university S P 4. Before this . Boay 01nts %5 Deplo! " + present fleld . 2,000 attle for 28 years, Dr.. Ethel, Ed understand the installation' of Beer Equipment and & gl;l puorm t = fw&"" %?('}fifim 2 :'fv’m "Ju::uun nghway Network n Man»- Tanana -Cressing — enlarge- o munds, his. wife, conducts. the busi-{{ the handling:of bloel tin pipe. ' If you want a rell e} Qe Tt fgemesn | chukuo Is to Help' - || mmentof present neid . 3,000 e o i SENT AauaL|| 800 job installed as it should be Phone 34. 49, mmt 3. Hebrew 18, Cnnf((.a:eu 5T Tv;i;\hlfilngm Down Cnme m—emm ~ enlargement of i is making his SEVENTH ANNUAL 3 ‘:‘; e, e TN o ’ { present field 2, ALASKAN VACATION TRIP. On " eckd:::?“ Cd "“quv 2. Percussion . r’ At one time H bt e Flat—enlargement of pres- s % ‘this. trip DR. EDMUNDS oversees éa paima " “ehding © 20 Afmative ol um. with s CHANGCHUN, Manchuria, Aug.| | ent Sl ... 2,008 mm\ Aug. M. e De"*"‘“ R DB Mg oA MRS RICE & A LERQ Co ® ] ““"f',.:: . “g:::,g{,,; % Blary one ) wlSr e | 15—As an aid in suppression of|Circle’ Hot Springs—eniarge- from.all European countries except | Pass, Alaska. Mang bundreda of : L3 . 64 Smell land oxygen 63, Study | brigandage, the Manchurian gov- . mept of present field ... 1,000| Russia_and fro mmany eountries | Alaska patients have been greatly ernment has started tion | Valdes Creek — enlargement - loversea will gather here August|Pleased by the skillful work of Dr. P nmb Hea and hect Mfllfll conspruct : //H ,of a network of highways, | present field . 1090 21-30 for the eighteenth Zionist|Edmunds. Crossed eyes straight- Wi | The program calls for 50,000 | Slte, Oreek—enlargment of % Blection of the Zionist|ened without operation . . . also “We hl yonln admee wht tlo]obwlleut" miles of roads at a cost estimated | - Present field ... exeeutive commitiee and discussion | difficult museular eye cases desired. at $35,000,000. The work will re-| It has long been conceded thatjef the Palestine development pro- II%HIII EaEEms L xginnl of M 7 , 7 EEN HE 7N Fi ///Z L o ¥ 401 OummYulhxlnndhdnnu Plank of Kvery Passenger-Carrying: Boat § Goep-{zaayine - o’ ALASKA MEAT (0. QUALITY AND smwn:fi 'ro‘&'grlfh meT G Meadowbreok Butter ustin Bpahs « PHONE 39 - . Deliveries—10:30;'2:80, 4:30 III (45 Mrs. Bavard will return to the coast via Southern California, re- “Fndustrial enterprises in Palestine | inereased more than six- quire 10 years, these . projects, especially the major gram are on [he schzdu]e | Reads Speed Gevernment ones, are essential to the cons | Announcements of the project|tinued development of the areas in k emphasized that economic aspects | whiel. they are loeated. S MVARD LEAVES of the plan had been overshadow-| , In almost every case they w SXTENDEP m ed by the pressing need o give |Open mining country of promising b | greater seeurity to the 30,000,000 [ nature where progress is now re=| urs M. J. Bavard leaves to- Chinese, Manchus and foreigners|tarded by lack of adequate transsfmorrow on the Princess Louise for who inhabit the new state’s 450,- | portation. . |a combined business and pleasure 000 square miles of territory. . The allocation for air fields, al- of three months. She will But the government hopes also|thomgh comparatively small, will visit relatives in Vancouver, B. to facilitate the functioning of its|make. it possible to build new fields ©. for two days, then proceed to administrative system, which has|at. Cordova and Nome, two stra-fOhicago Where she will visit with been handlcapped by lack of com- |tegic air centers, and will improve| her sister, Mrs. Frances Neider- other existing fields to that they|helman, mes Frances Messer- can be better used by the bigger|sehmidt, and incidentally take in It is planned to build about halt|and faster ships being used. imfthe Century of Progress Exposi- tbenezmmthemmeywsm s About a third of the roads will| ——rme be first class, stone-paved high- ‘A mule, said. to be 25 years old,| ways, 45 feet wide and Connecting | has heen pulling ore cars a the prineipal cities and perts.|underground for 10 years in - The remainder will be divided be-|mine near Grass Valley, Cal, tween 35-foot ‘all-weather roads” —————— and 25-fob roads - Use of public. pla; Native material and lakor vfl&nmmdm-:;y:.mhn: be used throughout. cal year increased 11 per cent.