The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 8, 1934, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JAN. 8, 1934. LEWIS DIRECTS FIRE TANK BE FILLED FIRST President Water Company Complies with Request for Fire Protection Manager John Reck, of the Ju- neau Water Company, today re- ved authorization from R. F. Lewis, President and principal own- of the company to have the fire water tank, which takes of connected with the salt water main, filled from the supply mains, be- fore the tank for the domestic supply is filled, in accordance with a promise made by him to the city two years ago. Mr. Lewis replied by radio in answer to the message sent him Mr. Reck following the open which took place at the City Council meeting Friday night. Mr. Reck said at the meeting that this had not previously been complied se it was feared that the would freeze more quickly e tank if it came into: NEW PROCRAM STUDIED NOW BY ROOSEVELT Resource, Conservation Plan Discussed—Far- . | . reaching Tendencies WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.—A per- manent long range national re- source and conservation program is planned by President Roosevelt for the future that extends be- yond the present emergency pro- gram. This is now disclosed and it was further said the President was giving much thought to the pro- gram which would perpetuate work already started in the Tennessee Valley and proposed for the Mis- souri watershed, now in a tenta- tive stage. The plan is reported to contem- plate the expenditure of about $400,000 a yzar, directed at con- servation of natural water reser- v in forests, flood control and use of submarginal farm land and similar projects which the Presi- dent terms.the “principle of better balanced national life.” Such a program wiil not be un- dertaken, the President indicated, until appropriations are necessary and will be wholly covered by cur- rent revenues. e, Daily Empire Want Ads Pay! Are Trim as 4 Yflm ; Shoc about weigh There is no 1 d for complaining storm anywhere every bit a comfortable boots newest ones don’t [ soaked shoes Sale Pri 52.25 ® RAINCOATS AT REDUCED PRICES 1.95 e, ‘ SN S RS =~ Vo SRS SN SRS >~~~ AT e S 1.7 P Men’s, 1-4 Off Regular Price @ B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. “Juneau’s Leading Department Store” Women’s and Children’s Raincoats Recently completed is the millio Targy: tho Eanitls NonTAnri R a Sona ths Hoest 1o 1ng doride T the e i ground are the executive offices, brewhouse and storage cellars, In the center foreground Is the powerhouse, at the right is the battling Mu. this year. Bill Smith, scoring end from Washington and Irvine (Cotton) War- , U. 8. C. quarterback were out. players. Reversing his usual procedure, Santa Claus went north this year to deliver his toys. Here he is with his Christmas gifts being wel. comed by Capt. C. B. Westerlund, S. S. Alaska, which carried Santa to Alaskan ports. Toys and candy were ° given by the Alas. @ ka Steamship Co., | to over 5000 Alas- kan kiddies. Santa received a_glorious wefcome in each port, d eager to receive !finformation about the mi- n of _any of the tagged pheasants or liberated te game farm this season. shown on 1938, The ark floated on Mul ‘message: e 2nd, which js waiting Tor 3He second this week durin, are stored for Tutue :;k« are found throughobt (ht arl?‘:nonw'nuflh" on the water supply ques-|H 14 '|Dull Headaches Gone Seattle Girl in High U. S. Post ! H the outlying districts not || he was qticen of fhe winter carnival in the Pacific thwufl a year ago and who attained enviable fame 25 a Scattle PorMa, is piclured at her new desk in Washing- tcn, D. C, where rhe is an Assistant Unifed States Attorney at- tached tc the Department of Justice. An mplished skieer, moun- tain' climber and all-around athlete, Misc Mcrrow has made fast hcadway as a lawyer. BLOGK ATTEMPT T0 LIBERALIZE SALE OF LIQUOR ~~ Washington State Control teea winl be sold for cash only. Bill Enactiient’ De- %" D. B. FEMMER, ROBERT KRITINICH IS HOME ,FRGM HOSPITAL Robert Kritinich is home from St. Ann's Hospital where he has been receiving medical treatment since December 31. ——e- NCTICE Finding it necessary to iiqu:dnw 1 , David ‘Waggoner, speaker. ! Rev. Erling K. Olafson, speaker. | Church, Rev. Henry Cross, iC. E. Rice, speaker. | {Burglars Get Note at $220. PRAYER WEEK STARTS HERE | - THIS EVENING | Flve Spec:al Services Are|’ to Be Held—Schedule Is Announced The first of a series of five § meetings - in observance -of the|‘ World-wide Week of Prayer and “2llowship will be held at Resur: rection Lutheran Church this eve- ning at 7:30 o'clock. These meetings are sponsored | by the Juneau Ministerial Associa- tion and are held in connection with a similar movement through: out the entire world. Each nigh the ,meeting will ‘be held at a dif: ferent church, a different pasto: speaking. ' At tonights meeling the Rv* David Waggoner will speak on the subject, “Lord, Teach Us to Pray.” The following is the schedule of, services: Tonight—Lutheran Church, Rev. ! | | | | Tuesday—Presby t erian Church, ‘Wednesday— Native Presbyterian speak~ er. Thursday—Episcopal { Rev. John A. Glasse, speaker. Friday—Methodist ‘Church, D Asserting that she is not actuated Church.' by “spiteful” motives, despite the fact that she was divorced in Cal- ' ean ifornia when she was unable to con- test the suit, Beatrice Blinn, actress, | ! caused the arrest of Crane Wllbur, | erstwhile screen idol, as a prelim- | mary to her fight for "back ali imony. She is & niece of Holbrook Blimn, | noted actor, 1 First hfld Take Cash sy i th?oszgalgx“‘m;m.:e o ;:Zu? Z; 0. EIKLAND AND BEIDE | | Roxbury, and he left the note at RETURN TO JUNEAU FEOM., | the front door when he went out CATIFORNIA for a short time, expecting a friend | to call in the meantime. When Wolfe returned, he found the friend on the front steps. There was no key. Bandits had found the note, entered the apartment and ran-|land’s son. Robert. sacked it, making off with cloth-| M Eikland, RGN, I b= | |ing, ¢ash and a typewriter, valued, inet ‘worker, left Juneau about six | weeks ago for the south and the | ceremony took place in southern | | California, soon after his arrival| there. SOUTHERN 0. Eikland returned to Juneau 0*1\ ‘\he Northland with his bride, the former Mrs. Louise Leighton. They | were accompanizd by Mts. Eik- | PRI S Daily Emmre Want Ads h! layed Until Today OLYMPIA, Wash,, Jan. 8— De- ciding against a Sunday session Dad y Cross-word Puzzle NETIAN SHOP what bills should be considsred in the Senafe, and with the Lieuten- ant ‘Governor at the telephone, the body adopted a motion to adjourn. The Democrats, angry and resent- fful, went into a caucus on future strategy. INITIATIVE FILED OLYMPTA, Wash., Jan. 8.—With the Liquor Control Law yet to be enacted by the State Legislature, a measure permitting hard liquor to be sold by bottles in drug stores ! ! and by the glass in hotels and, clubs is proposed in an nmtutlve, filed ‘with the Seeretary of State.) e ‘MR. AND MRS. R. KRONQUIST | PARENTS OF BABY GIRL, Mr. and Mrs. R. Kronquist are the parents of a baby girl, weigh-/ ing 7% pounds which was born at 8t. Ann's hospital at'11:40 o'clock | morning. Both fhe moth- | ér and infant are reported to be doing mnicely. | the fact that the severe cold weath- v\ , doing a very good job, according |to Mr. Sawyer. Eghs for Alimony (GOLD: MINING, WINDHAM BAY, PROGRESSING Bay Is Frozen Over—Wm- ter Trail Work Pro- ceeds Satisfactorily - The Alaska Windham Gold Min- ing Company . is still working a [number of men, ‘at Windham Bay, according to a communication : re- ceived from J. H. Sawyer, despite er has made it a dificult proposi- tion to continue the work and bring in supplies. ‘Windham Bay froze over Decem- ber 22, according to Mr. Sawyer. The ECW camp 'is progressing | nicely with winter trail work from the head ‘of Windham Bay to the outside of the marrows. Walter Hel- lan, foreman, with his Ccrew, is Cigarettes Candy Cards The New Arctic Pabst Famous Draught Beer On Tap “JIMMY" CARLSON Sec: Start the New Shampoo and Finger Wave * Telephone 221 for Appointtent PETER PAN BEAUTY the House late Saturday afternoon i v::;rt:;: Solutlon of Saturday’s Puzzle 1. Chess pleces FIRST AND MATN F 0 R D put off ghe final work on the b g:m;ll:ne?eed Ladies’ and Children’s Part i Steele Blquen vConfiol |ZHI untll; ;) Graiige:red ! Exclamations Wool and Woolen Stockings | | today after supporters of the meas- e o SO detgnt i ure successfully blocked another 13. Turn aside 2 AR e ! X batch of liberalizing amendments. 1a in that : Havine mage |~ = ) (Authorized Dealers) As the bill now stands by aetion 1T Lronoun andlefta | ol of Both the House and Senate, hard 0. Eddy . state whoss | it o ! [ GAS liquor may be sold in bottles unly < 2L High fn the eralis. || PIONEER CAFE OILS : e musical Phoenix i in State retail stores. Winz and scale . Portion | | J. K. Paul Nick Novak | beer may be dispensed by the glass 23 Action at taw A b “THE HOME OF | GREASES in hotels, restaurants and clubs. & i;ed cmlerlng Fwelapons il GOOD EATS” il Beer may be sold by the glass in < ManaRling . Theatrical | & 2 e taverns. | 25 The B B | 3 The House minority voted down 2% ?:::3;:“1 bodles - S sding aird Juneau an attempt to legalize the sale of 31. Spell certain kind H R ce mixed drinks of 22 percent in res- 3% MuSe of trie . Makes upiform 11Ty Ra taurants and hotels. | noellry e rc(‘t:xplyr i M otors i 3 a o Slip One Over 33. Meaniugless 45, Three-toed b DRWIN - oty DRUGGIST [ A Republicans adjourned the State 4. Topas bum- . llflh 1. "I:‘Tnu"! o g}:ls,gzlx;ea Tt Bepiin ! TUOT OF MAIN ST. Senate last Saturday, until t0d8Y, g mermination - sequence 2. Allude 41 Frees | e | ers a surprise move, while the House 6 37. Female sheep 43 Give under :: fi‘lsh&mo 43. An‘\:rx:.nn continued to_consider the bill. | § Ta¥ AR, e i 5 Feames for 41 Drink slowly ‘While 14 Democrats were absent = 42, Exist 5o. Sflfr]‘s' fog. 0sh- holding 47, Toward from the Senate floor discussing 43 Deyices for un- . O 5. whorea® Ty Year With Our 'Special (For a short time ‘enly—$1) SHOPPE ond Floor Triangle Bidg. Free Delivery et Juneau Cash Grocery '* CASH AND CARRY Corner Seecond and Seward Phonie 58 Smple Renody Does It. Headaches caused by consugntkm’ are gone after one dose of Adlerika. ! This _cleans all poisons out of ndm upper and lower bowels. (Gives better sleep, ends nervous- Tess. Butler Mauro Drug Co., in Douglas by Guy's Drug Store., adv. ‘Established 1898 l lNSU RANCE