The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 15, 1933, Page 8

JUNEAU LUMBER SCHOOL LUMBER Local Firm Gets Contract to Supp]y 106,000 Feet of Rough Material A T 10r 1u6,000 feet 01 rough lumber to be used in school- house cons' tion was awarded yesterday to Juneau Lumber Mills by the Alaska branch of the Office of I disclosed today r Troast, Architect. Delivery will be made at once. The Boxer was schi ed to have ed for the north today froi Seattle and will call here to load the lumber which will be used in the construction of new buildings at Quigillingok, on the lower Kus- kokwim River, Buckland and Dio- mede, in the Second Division The local mill was the lowest of three bidders. Its tender was $2,- 013.82, less than $20 under that of the Ketchikan Spruce Mills, $2,- 033.23 The Wrangell mill bid $2,166.81. i S. J. Raymond, wellknown con- struction man, will leave on the Boxer next weék to have charge of the erection of the Quigillingok building. B Advertisements spread world products before you. { Award Contract for Store l} it was 2 BUILDING BIDS| HERE TOMORROW Allen :Shattuck, Inc., to and Office Building Bids be opened tomorrow for the er on of a $25,000 store and office 1 for Allen e corner of eets, it was N. Lester The building wood construc- 1 a stucco exterior. It will contain four store rooms in the first floor and 13 offices on the second floor. It will have a full basement for storage pur- poses and the heating plant. Shattuck tion It will be 100x56 reet, occupy- 2 the entire lot, adjoining the sembly Apartments. The struc- to be completed and ready ccupancy not later than De- cember 15, Mr. Troast said. The offices are to be equipped with all modern conveniences and will be finished in mahogany. The stores will have large size, heavy plate glass windows and a markee | on both Seward and Third Street. Three of the store rooms are for rental. The fourth will be oc- cupied by the insurance and real- ty business of Allen Shattuck Inc. all Tawelfth September 13, Today and THEN erican Legion. will be admitted free. Best Black Face Character, male Theatre. Race Drug Co.; SATURDAY 9:00 P.M.—"“Stunts,” 9:30 to 1:00 A.M.—Dancing. Legion. 11:00 P.M.—Hula-Hula Dances. 1:00 AM.—Grand distribution of Minnie Field—Hot Point Ele American Legion—General Electric Mangle. Furniture. Adults . Children—Afternoons Children—Evenings Afternoons—1 to 5 P. M. Southeastern Alaska FAIR PROGRAM FRIDAY EVENING 8:00 to 9:00 PM.—Band Concert. 9:00 PM.—Madame Helene Orloff, Soprano. 9:30 to 10:30 P.M.—Bok.ch's Russian Balalaiki Orchestra. 10:30 to Midnight—Dancing. Revelers’ Orchestra. Auspices Am- Best Male Character—First prize, Best Female Character—First prize, month's pass, Coliseum The- atre; second prize, box candy, Butler Mauro Drug Co. | pass, Coliseum Theatre; second prize, month's pass, Capitol Best Nursery Rhyme Character—First prize, box candy, Juneau Drug Company; second prize, Best Old-Fashioned Character—First prize, lamp shade, Alaska Electric Light and Power Co.; third prize, jar candy, Sanitary Grocery. 8:00 to 9:00 PM.—Band Concert. Boys’ Drum and Bugle Corps. 9:15 P.M.—Juneau Native Hawaiian Orchestra. Revelers’ Juneau Fire Department—AUTOMOBILE. Juneau Women's Professional and Business Club — Set of ADMISSION It’s Your Fair! LOTS TO SEE AND DO Annual 14,15 and 16 Tomorrow! GONE! t SATURDAY AFTERNOON Awarding of prizes—Art and Curios Exhibit. 2:00 PM.—Mrs. W. W. Roff Studio, Juvenile Dances. ' 2:30 PM.—Kids Frolic, Movie Parade. Every child in costume month’s pass, Capitol Theatre. or female—First prize, month’s necktie, H. S. Graves. second prize, box candy, Harry EVENING Orchestra. American f prize drawings: ctric Range. Electric Washing Machine and Children Free Wednesday Afternoon DOORS OPEN Evenings—7 P. M. Visit It! SOAP FLAKES Whlw Soap Flakes, 5 1b. pkg. GARNICK’S-Phone1 74 Sourdough Reunion Program to Go MILLS LOW FORTO BE OPENED " "r" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ® 000000000000 0w Tonight's program of the annual Sourdough Reunion, from Station KNX in that between 11 and 11:30 which is the same hour here by local daylight a telegram received by Gov. W. Troy from Jack , General Manager of the reunion. asked the notify by wire of the broadcast as the is expected to be of unusual interest to all Alaskans. ® under NRA through loans at new This plan has SATURDAY SPECIALS! GEORGE progress in Los will be broadcast Pacific Standard Governor . . . . . . . . . time, according to e ° . . . . . program e . { available for GRAPEFRUIT 3 CANS 45¢ Flotos Brand B e R CLOROX Ilc PIT CLOROX TOMATO JUICE 3 LARGE TINS 25¢ Campbells ; oration will lend banks, trust and quKED UUT TU morigage companies money at 3 interest for any period up months if they agreed to he money to mdmzrj: HELP INDUSTRY "=~ iChairman Jjones of R.F.C.| | cITY COUNCIL MEETING TO | Announces Plan Ap- | TAKE PLACE AT 8 TONIGHT proved by President | a: s | WASHINGTON, Sept. 15—Chair- | man Jesse Jones, | struction Finance Corporation, an- | nounced a liberalized credit policy under which one billion dollars of Government money will be made industrial expansion of the Recon- | il interest rates. SALAD DRESSING P | F | —— - | Juneau | regular Classified aas pay. JELLY Strawberry, Crabapple, Blackberry, Mint 2 JARS 20¢C No. 1 Grade POST BRAN 2 PACKAGES 25¢ Large Packages 3¢ { QUART SALAD DRESSING R e e e S e George Bros. PHONE 92 2 TRUCKS AT'YOUR PHONE 95 SERVICE approval of President Roose- man Jones said the cor- materials and to assist 1'\!)&1.1]]‘- affected by NRA. ‘clock this evening Council will hold its| mi-monthly meeting ml Chambers of the City up, the meeting by routine business, t g to City Clerk A. W. Hen-| B of VALUE GIVING! FAIR SPECIALS Leader Dept. Store BROS. STORE OPEN EVENINGS STUCK MARKET NERVOUS TODAY; < PRIGES IN DROP Grains arEEommodities Move Slowly—Tobac- cos Help Out Some NEW YORK, Sept. 15.—The Stock | Market was nervcus today with grains and other commodities mov- ‘ing slowly. A late rally in to- baccos helped a little. Rails, al- cohols and utilities were heavy throughout the session. The close was heavy with loss of one w‘ four or more points. Sales were/ | 2,500,000 shares. | Inflationary sentiment ruled the, | first hours and stocks for a time ‘pushed up fast but the advance | failed to hold. Mining Shares {Germany Is Paying CITY PROJECTS IN INDIAN VILLAGE ARE| RECENTLY COMPLETED Completion of one of the new improvements in the city of Ju- neau was marked yesterday when water was turned into the new sewage system recently installed in the Indian village off Wil- loughby Avenue, to flush it. The fill which connects Wil- loughby Avenue to the road lead- ing to the Government School and the sewage system are among the improvements on the city’s pro- gram which have been giving em- ployment to those mneeding it. Most of the work on the two projects was done by Indian labor. according to Mayor I Goldstein. i For an Old V|d°ry and their families. BERLIN, Sept. 15—The Franco- German War of 1870 is still cost- ing the Federal Treasury $125,000 | | Homestake was up 12 points at one time but dropped near the| | close. Dome Mines, United States | Smelting, McIntye-Porcupine and other mining shares traded early, gains for losses. | Most of the tobaccos spurted dur-' |ing the last hour but ended un- certainly. Isues off three to four or more points at the close included U. S. | Alcohol, National Distillers, Allied | Chemical. Off one or two points | were United States Steel, Case, -Chrysler, Santa Fe and others. CLOSING PRIC] TODAY ! NEW YORK, - Sept. 15.—Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mme; | stock today is 29%, American Can 92%, American Power and Light 197, American Smelting 42%, Ana-| conda 17%, Armour B 2%, Bethle-| hem Steel 38%, Calumet and Hecla | 6%, Colorado Fuel and Iron 6%, | Curtiss-Wright 3, Fox Films 17%,| General Motors 33%, International Harvester 41, Kennecott 22%, Mis- souri Pacific 6, Packard Motors 4%, | Chicago, Milwaukee tprelexredl- | 127%, Radio Corporation 87¢, tand- | ‘:ud Brands 27%, United States| Steel 53, Western Union 67, United; Aircraft 37%, Ward Baking B 3% | Standard Oil of California 41%. FOUR BOYS IN "DETENTION IN SPENDING CASE Find Six Thousand Dollars| —Spend $2,000 on Candy to Autos | | | | TACOMA, Wash,, Sept. 15— | Four boys are in the Detention | Home for investigation in connec- | tion with the finding, and police | caid, the spending of part of $6,- 000 found under a Puyallup home belonging to Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Nzlson, now in Montana visiting relatives. The police said $4,300 have been recovered. The boys evidently spent on everything from candy to automobiles. e UPTON SINGLAIR TURNSDEMOGRAT Novelist Announces Switch didate for Governor LOS ANGELES, Cal, Sept. 15— Stating he will change registration from Socialist to Democrat, Upton Sinclair, novelist and pamphleteer, whose Socialistic writings have been translated and distributed through- out the world, announced today his candidacy for the Democratic nom- inaticn for Governor next year. Sinclair said his platform will be an “epic plan to end poverty.” ————————— R R N . AT THE HOTEL! se 000 o000 Zynda Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hayden, Annex Creek; C. A. Bergstrom. Gastinean E. L. Wasson, Mayo, Y. T; R. R. Singleton, Hoonah. Alaskan N. M. Norgaard, Cape Spencer; 8. Gasloff, Juneau; B. Wilson, Juneau. —————— MITTEN IN HOSPITAL e R. N. Mitten, who is employed by the United States Forest Serv- from Socialism — Can- | 2 month, that being the amount the Reich contributes to the pen- sions of the 21,000 living veter- ans of 1870. IRWIN HOOVER IS DEAD FROM HEART ATTACK thoroughly | Was Chief Usher at White House — In Position for Forty Years ‘WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.—Irwin H. Hoover, aged 62 years, White House chief usher, died of a heart attack shortly after leaving his post yesterday beside the front door. More than 40 years ago Hoover assumed the job and became an extraordinary figure. He was the personal friend of all presidents He refused to write memoirs of his intimate knowledge of the great persons because he valued their friendship more. —————— To sell! To seil!! Advertising is your best bet now. SPEC ALS! SATURDAY MONDAY Swansdown Cake Flour, package . i gl S Bisquick, pkg. . 40¢ Jello, 3 for . . 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