The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 28, 1933, Page 6

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Alaskan Headquarters—Ask for Perman:nt Rates. events on the program were: | L“Il“" Control-—As Others Do It e ERRATED BY |2 Mot i - i momeL No. 4 —Regulutons: Englich, Duch and Belgian| PRGGRAM, DANCE s v o 50\ |(88 Outrageous Fortune| | NEW WASHINGTON piano, violin and_cello, Mrs. S Patiicia WenZuorTh I Seattle’s Most Distinguished Address ttended by a large crowd, thc‘ gurd Wallstedt, annual Mooseheart Day Was ob-| and Beatrice served last evening in the Moose | gyet. by Wi Muriel Wallstedt Primavera; Vocal am Sparks and Pauli . § " lecoholic beverages is ®* ing forward to supplying part of |Of al 3 the American demand, point to the | 0Ny under strict supzrvision and Silence fell on the room-a ciiri | it if he’s not there?” ¥ English system as, even if not,license. | ous silence, enclosed by the sound| “He las been' there—I can feel without some criticism, generally, | of Testless, hurrying wind and dis- | him there—T'am in the room—I am | satisfactory. | TWO TYPES OF LICE | | tant thunder, It was like the still | turning inthe room—I am counting Two Systems Appk CONTROL DUTCH SALES | | Jlace at the center of tha storm,|the Windows—one, two, three, four, | f=rmro1ms= i P o «e.| AMSTERDAM, Oct. 228.—Licens- | ! Caroline edged forward and looked | ive—five ‘windows—liko sHts—and England has, In fach WO SVS-/, "0fthe liquor trade is Holland's round the screen. blue curtains—now the firéplave— uneau vasn rocery IEe Mx J‘Aquo;) :;mm;]_l“ gene:alim;mod for control 1 | ‘The room was fall of & hEit light | 40P hearth—ehink cardlesticks— onz aj n; e whole country, A | S S e sorcalled. Garlislé: experi.| AS amended November 26, 1031,| | seaik. topbng brisn € patoherg Mgnt | 20 O EIMRACHFOKOn (8 FEnk (e CASH AND CARRY an B M0 Aper : i % z | broke it—now the door—I am still Corner Second and Seward ment, a trial of state purchase|Duich liquor legislation rules tI at | directed downwards upon a'bowl of | Lo T o i ough the door ¥ , and management of the liquor|1O One is entitled to sl alcoholic dark blue glass which appeared to| gt T R o AN d he'ran Free Delivery. t Phone 58 trade inaugurated early in 1916, |drinks until a special license, call- be full of ink. It was abous the size | 107 SIS L o e R e thre f8 | o oy The latter, much eriticissd by|®ed “vergunning,” has been ths\m-i . | of a hyacinth bowl, and it stood ong!la bed sét> BAEKR in ‘thE" Wll=-Naad- WWW the trade, applies to an area in- :I‘h‘ " 1% in e ks | stool with a worked cross-stitch top. plece, footpieces, and four posts— AL 'SKA ME ‘T CO cluding a great part.of ithe coun-| e e ey ;um‘i‘; | On one side of this stool Nesta | the hed draws him—if he reaches it t f Cumberland. It-is carried 5 b Riddell was kneeling, and on the| = o] 013 :s a state monopoly.: bars, cafes and other simflar plac- T | other, in a low aleegss chair sat a l.,:‘fitflgi.yfil HOY Ry sonnse of QUALITY AND SERVICE TO.YOUR LIKING. . Licenses Necessary O U0 s DU Coepae A6 Nokels, | plump elderly woman. This must be i Meadowbrook Butter Austin’ Fresh Tamales Applying to the rest of the coun- | “5mos and clubs. \ the other Caroline—Caroline Bus-| n TESTA leaned closer. PHONE 39 Dellvenes——l :30, 2:30, 4:30 7. however, is -af spiede WibNAT Lok TP, (iU by Shie e | sell, Nesta Riddell's cousin, the| LN «what room is 1t? Whire is it: . thesls is that “no one may sell n- | e aUthorities are Mmited M| | housekeeper at Packham Hall. | iy do you keep on describing it! ; 4 number according to popula- | r i ; 5 . toxicating liquor by retail unless | | She had a pale flat face, pale and | Where is it? 5 $ he is the holder of an excise li- {i’;’;‘s&’ a;"“?ssu";m':““:}‘l‘; st::‘;m} WITH THE | plump, and a tight curled fringe of | Caroline Bussell sat silent. . cense authorizing him to do so.” The ‘communal au%horfl:les t\ir-‘ W A | taded hair controlled by a net. Her| *“Can’t you see where it is? Yo6r [ This excise license excludes drug-| o e free to prohibit the sale omen Of t}le Moose hands Iay in her lap. She leaned for- | haven’t told me anything at all.” See H. R. SHEPARD & SON gists, medical practitioners, and, of liquor in any street or section } ward over them, watching Nesta: “Eight — green — stones —" saic l ll 409 B. M. B h ds B B so far as the sale is concerned, the | wp o 1o govemme;n by decrel; There was no sound in the room | Caroline Bussell, Te ephone 9 enren: flpk ldg free vinters. is allowed to suspend temporarily at all, and the sound of the wind| Nesta made'@n abrupt movement 13T e bsan s SRSt ot There are Various types of li-' .o cajec when and ibtrevey i and the thunder was drowne: in a| “Where are they? In that room? censes, for brewers, distillers and| goo i SDpROpHNEE 1o q;flll pub- TONIGIIT steady downrush of rain. Time did | Are they in that room?” dealers, the retail on-licenses np-mc’ excitement as on ceh;brntion not seem to pass; it stood still. Caro- | “Bight—green—" She swayed 2 plying to places where liquor is days - line stood still, with her hand on the | littlé, stiftly like a figure carved in 1 sold for consumption on the pre-| Lo edge of the screen, She looked at|wood. “Eight-=greer—stones—five Groceries—Produce—¥Fresh and Smoked Meats ;s mises and the off-licenses applying | Nesta, and Nesta looked Into the | Windows—like glits—I ain counting Front Street, opposile Harris Hardware Co. to places whens liquor is sold for | RECEIVED TOO LATE BUT . | bow! of ink, merhuiuv'l----t 4 : CASH AND CARRY e ¢ o o o N “You've counted them!" said Nes- ! Then she leaned over the bowl of, 0y ” voice before, or any quite like it. It| ink. Her brooch caught the light. TSHOW-ME AL, WHEN OUR- reminded her of a fly in treacle, or a | She spoke again. i s TS GOOD COAL voice heard in a thick mufiling fog.| “Windows — blue—windows—up LAD'S NAME- P.co . SR to the ceiling and down-to the floor HE WISHED It had a peculiar soft tonelessnes s "| —no, that's: curtain—blue—narrow 1S DOUBTING _TO TRY — that blurred the werds, and the pitch | _ ;16 glits—windows like slits— never varied. narrow—one, two,, three, four—I'm WA\/S HAVE- JU s—r ONE “Then we'd better get on with it,” | in the middle of the room—I must WON Wit Tas-f -roN said N . “That last crash put me | turn round—one, two, three, four, & right off —\\-vtlcrm;lm e zv-x‘x“::, five—Tivgs smarrow WHBERC RS FAME — oMti me WAS AL / Herc's how they quaff the cup ccaviviel in England, where the R RHTDULE SRR ARER AT 0 | sl HE'D BUY/ cale of liquer in a pub kike this or clsewhere is restricted to certain e know about Jim before I go.” her spine. Caroline Bussell wasn’t Dtz Caroline had taken another step, | l0oking into the ink ifiolhuflw- T:'! HE BUYS 5 Ve 3 ¥ L - bowl was in her lap, but her hands | semi-PrROBIBITION but thiese words halted lier. She had | P2 WR% T e BB, THE ER SRS 8Y THE LOAD- EDITOR’S NOTE: This is tho fourth and last article of 2 seriee dealing with liquor con- trel in othcr lands, pertinent at a time when the movement to repeal the Eighteenth Amcndment is almest within reach cof its goal. IS BELGIAN PLAN BRUSSELS, Oct. 28.—~A move- ment is gaining ground in Belgium to liberalize the semi-prohibition system in force since 1919. Proposed amendment to the pre- vailing Vandervelde law, hich, among other things prohi n- aleohol in public, en- in amount, LONDON, Oct. 29.—Next to sumption of alca & ; & A £ | ‘when” of the repeal of visages aid to the national budget Place. She had said blwe. How did " - tion in the United States from the sale of lic and the Suppose I don't Kknow? Cold drops kept running P ‘ [+] o ¢ 1 | abolition of speakzasies. SR down CAVEIENE: Bick, 5 é::e“h;vvv?}}ofné;ev &ulg; uent liquor| Under the law saler of I “I dom't say jee, nor whiat| *Is he tliere? Cah Yo #ee him?" -~ ; regulation; quor by licensed dealers is li { vou'll see—=ther hg. I you | Nesta’s voice was low but insistent. ' g,r 4 IZ J UN EA U N ,‘ Manufacturers, particularly, and the transportation allowed consumption off the premises. Hours of Sale ited for Summer trade, a large ship- !ment pf ESKIMO MADE BASKETS 1i Penné:;tte;l hioursl fm;h:he sifle of especially beautiful patterns and Auoe: eonel . BRe, R, MELTOPO- | shapes. Half price for a short time. lis on week-days and eight in; other localities with a snpulauonff}g&_ TOUR ORe TS O that there must be a break of at| .- least two hours after noon. On 7 Sunday the permitted hours total; five. A royal commission made an \n~, vestigation and in 1932 recom-/ mended various changes in the current system, the main of which | were the setting up of a national | licensing committee for Emgland and another for Scotland, mor:| rapid reduction in the -number or licenses, encouragement of public- ! house improvement, and assistance along the lines of experiment m public ownership. E THE NUGGET SHOP. B e Daily Empire Want Ads Pay. QUALITY! Qualny bads the Wiy to Prospenty LEADER DEPT. STORE George Bros. Store Open Evenings sung by everyone and oth: SHOFP IN JUNEAU BEFORE AFTER DURING THE FUN Beer Parlors N. B.—Wear your masks if you choose, BUT | lampso that the light shone upon it dell. It is Nesta who s Jim is her hugband ! Nesta's. “Yes, the storm's going over. It'll | draw down river now.” Caroline had never heard this ch presently, and I've got to ant to listen, but when Nesta I've got to know about Jim she knew that she was going to li ten, If there was anything to know Wi going to know he heard the soft sound of some- | pno moving, and the gurgle of wa | ter or come other liquid. The smooth | don’t see motl ‘s no harm It done: Look in the pool’ | Abla at once the silence broke. Nesta said in her hard voice: “I can’t see anything but fog.” | “Sometimes the fog comes first,” | said Caroline Bussell. “Maybe it'll | ‘clear away.” “There’s nothing but fog!” Nes: ta’s voice was fretful. She jerked | back suddenly on to her heels. | “There’s nothing but fog going up | ,and down like waves—it makes me |giddy. I'm not going to look any | more, 1 didw't come all the way here llto do the thing myself either.” Caroline': Bussell spoke in her “moothivoice. | “You'vé mot got the patience—it 'needs' patiefice. And' you mustn’t |have ‘your ‘thoughts all churnec up ‘neither—you' might as well go stir- | ring up the mud in a pond and then expect to see clear to the bottom” “Do it yourself!” said Nesta sulkt | fly.“That’s what I came here for, It | I could do it, F'd have done it at home, and no need to come all this way.” Caroline Bussell leaned down and took up the’bowl of ink. She set it in | the hollow of her lap and dreiv ihe All her movements wer | smipoth,” dnd ‘moiseless. The 1i-! | from the lamp shone dow on th bowl of ink and on two | h!ldllndl(oldots 'l (/ Hall by a program, dance and sub- | Brown; Nine O'Clock Ceremony; > i g 3 o ! v t 3 iddell was just a sha per. Mooscheart Day is observed | «Mcoscheart the Happlesty sung| Bcs if Gaoiong. Leigh thah or st,h:ogwan HOE each year by members of the|py everyone; “Little Buttercup,’ | husband, Elmer Van Berg, and Jim | © o [ Moosz Lodge and their familiss on | chorus from “Plnafore” by Giris| Xondsl auarreled {3',':03:”35.5‘}35; B geg:fl o fbee,l “r(‘;ld' ;‘;be | October 27, the birthday of James | yoyal Club; Vocal Duet, by Wil- emeralds were stolen. Susie believes | time seemed endless before Caroline h 8 -lub,; et, by . g T |J. Davis, the founder of Mot~ |liam Sparks add Paul Brown and | it 14571, 0%% PO Bev, Vecaiss | Buseell spoke, swaying forward & BLUE RIBBON BUDWEISER | heart. a march and drill by the Girls| ©f Jim—just as a joke. Caroline, ttle. 2 loves 4 ; A » An excellent program was given | Loyal Club: B e L oy M- ‘Ask—the fog is lifting. . ACME BLATZ last night which was enjoyed by | connot be sure, sincd s mem- Nesta knelt up. The hm‘,::mmt averyone. It opened with “Amer- | o § el N e ST sl s s | ica, bics into a room and hears the voico | the light again. 3 “Where’s Jim? That's what I wnut! to know, Where is he?” Caroline Bussell began to'uneukw Chapter 36 slowly and monotonously. \ THE SEANCE “I see the fog Mfting—waves, B o i it breaking—a ledge on & cliff—he 18 = - - OTHER volice answered| . tno ledge—" \ “What's the good of that? That's, the part I know! Come down to pres- ent day! Where is he now?”’ | 1 | Caroline felt cold water run down at her side like pale, heavy weights. She had lifted her head, and sat stiff- ly upright with her eyes fixed on some point above Nesta's head. The light that struck upwards showed ler eyes palé and set. Her lips hard- ly moved as she spoke. “Five windows—Iike slits—" That was the Blue Room at Hale “No—not there.” Vhat room is it? Why do you see ta angrily. “You don’t need to start all that again! Get back to' the stones! Where are the eigm green stones?” Caroline Bussell swayed from side to side. The white of her eyes showed all round the iris. Her voice dragged: “Five windows— blue — ecount —" one, two, three, four, five—hearth— door—bed—" “Where are the emeralds?” said Nesta 1n a furious whisper. Caroline Bussell gave a violent start. She said In a loud; heavy voice, “He’s alive,” and the bowl of ink tilted over. The ink ran down over | her brown skirt, soaking intn it. The bowl slipped off her lap and broke. Nesta jumped up’ with an angry exclamation, but after that one vio- lent start Caroline Bussell sat quito still, blinking her eyes. She did not seem to notice the fnk that was soaking into her dress. After a mo-. ment she said in'a bewfidefs1 voice: “Did you know that he was alive?" Caroline took thfeé stéps back: wards and opetied’ the Hoor. The dark winding stair was before her. 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