The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 20, 1934, Page 7

s ARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG THE PEOPLES POVERTY-- 6} \F THEY DO NOT PAY (V5 THEIR TAXES - TAKE L THEIR FARMS AND /». THROW THEM k%? IN PRISON -- I MUST HAVE GOLD - THE PEQVléE. ] THEY HA) MONEY AN’ '\'HERE OS NOVEDADES- PAY - 1S TALK OF A REVOLUTION- BAH- TELL ME NO MORE OF 3 BUT-PRESIDENTE Y er PRESIDENTE 1SS RIGHT ! DA PEEPLE MOOST z 30 MILLIONS IN GOLD BULLION- 5 INE - Au. MINE- & PRES!DENTE LOS NOVEDADES, \YOU ARE RICH- POWERFUL SAN‘NAQé) 15 P ent UNITED STATES WATCHES JAPAN T Gl ease th of the Great Wall. e — ALASKA SNOW COVER The following were beveral Alaskan ¥ | chieftains did not want to -violate pledges to the world that were not interested in China amounts of snow reported on the ground at stations Monday, rch 19: Barrow 9 inches, Bethel e, Cordova trace, Fairbanks 21, , MORE GOLD! American Legation at Peip— {Juneau ing ' Takes' ‘Action- | Yome & /in Latest Move river (Continued from FPage One) trace, Ketchikan none, The ice on Chena river 44 inches thick, and on Snake at Nome 40 inch R Weddiiie:Rocond poses and that they knew nnumw,‘ BUENOS AIRES. — In divorce- about him. less Argentina, Agapita Rigzi, 68, Japan Denies Significance holds the marriage record. She Migsionaries quoted Araki as say- ing Japan afmy leaders wanted in- was wed for the fifth time to a 3 - ,. » : 5 groom two years her junior after W .k I3 T 3 St l .t :whx}tc, without mns_. Socks_ will 1_:0 a formation about American holdings she .had outlived four husbands. iy i (’\r urns L YVULSU~== plain black, Stripes soil, said| D(l',l Cross_,'vor l P 3 l . “in order to avoid damaging these ———— 3 . J “Tajor” Mickey—and don't look so y (4 uzzie 011 l properties in event the Japanese|s - 3 o good when dirty. Road uniforms y 14 Army found it necessary to come ) Tlg()r Strll’eb [4'() P[lsso will be plain gray and also with- S8 £y scutl{ of the Great Will in tl:c‘ ¢ LOLAI“AFALEXANDER % ont stolnd' ACROSS Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle _ 23. Rendered fat ; near future.” | A i 4 “No stripes, but lots more fight”| 1 Valley . Spiders : nomes | The Japanese legation dumed( Vocal Culture-Coaching-Dictlon | 5. Talk fdiy st y | STUDIO—500 Goldstei | Mickey announces. 10, Wrolid " Fonaar whd Vthat the inquiries had any signifi- PHONEMISA n Bldg. \[ e ¥ out a 1 cance, and said Japanese milita: 3 | ATTENTION 1 A attatn !Dcl:kln. o — b 3 & | 1. gmm‘fi‘;! % 5?,,”“ e | NGE MADE HUB MARKET - 4 : | 16. Great e 3 musical E T | A meeting will be held by the |- Dry- Instruments Combining his stocks of meat, 5 Alaska Laborers’ Association Tues- . Reform b, MBNAR 90 4t B oo At A B 18. Pl:gstau('ar'nh«fy lcompl:m’ xmocenes and general merchandise ity - e e ay, , & .m. . B. | . Sultes o B v |in one room, Mike Pusich, 'pro- S d A Hu‘:h paid and unpaid members 1 e G“égf'f.g:'f"' 5 f‘ilmt").fl Grane |prietor of The Hub, has bodit S can l'lavl("l- merlCan lalso all who wish to join are ur-| 2% év“:“{'l"‘ 2 Pf““’“"d(‘(yl ‘S:n‘mj ;Ih.c ‘:d"L few days getting | =" | 2. Snapp ved into the - y i ol 24, . Rationa 3 gnpovrtan_t mee“ng; Adoption. of | 73 Kl 1ieq . Surrender, as | The change, Pusich believes, will 'onstitution and By-laws and elec- | 2g. i\;erne!ll > lerr!lury' 'wark better for the accommodation 1 tio: a 4 '+ Gnawin; 1t - -y So peRnent alfions gl 9 animal “emember- | of his patrons. At the s i discuss a plan to operate an em- 2). Profit or ng P % 8 RO 8 , 2. h he has a tenant in view for oc- ployment office by the Association.' , riches . Unknits . & NS & Tiie fb Timited—quiok achon | 1s 3g: g:;_nm{;‘od 46. Type measura DOWN 44 cn(oorr‘li“or three ‘tuvm:n) of the store room vacated | very important to obtain any bene- dwellers 47. Kind of win- 1. Profaned 45. The present ~ | bY him. 88. Swindied dow 2. Improve time ! . | fits durmg the coming season. adv. ? \;;“o(lzledlclolh ;\’nndar 3 Lm}mn coin 47. Deal gult i | | k akes lace Exist . Before grudgingly | T e 5. Fixed charges Medley 5. Lamentasion 48. Having an of- | CARD PARTY MARTHA SOCIETY . Capital of . Omit in pro- 6. Metal fenst | b THIIT: gfve b big ‘pribtih AR oy Latvi "nouncing Tastener smell 5 | 88, Greek letter 54, Ardor 7. Declare 49. Rend Last card party of Douglas Re- Thursday, April 19, —adv. | 89, Part 55. Prevarieator 8. Number asunder bekah series Thun: | s : sea fights cts sh |22, | Daily Empire Want Ads Pa 42, European ing fore 10. Recapture side | Bri isi B = i i ozonp thrush 61, NS‘:’[ e i1, M%?ep!aeerhus: 53. Rohw'aan £y fl‘;fglzw“‘:dmx:‘“m Brizes ‘x‘” high % . One who rules 2 a umorous ousehol 8 ; also grand prizes. NOTICE TO CREDITORS st {?rlfln?l\her ;g S‘\'lfiwu?’;‘" % By oF b “"md | Cards and refreshments, 50c. l-‘ al Ol S joner’: . Article o . C distanc . Railroads St In the Commissioner’s Court fcr’ Eolet ’\l’;nrseewa:)ou 13' 9911 s Bver streets: |body welcome, the Territory of Alaska, Division g5, Urchins . Perceives Writes collog. -~ i Number One. { A ! o Before J. F. MULLEN, Commis- : More than. a millon Mexicans BEER LUNCHES DANCING | sioner and ex-officio PmbaLe | have respanded to the national re- ® Pull with us and w P | Judge, Juneau Precinct. / n :patrmuun movement and returned ull with us and we win! |In the Matter of the Estate of| ) {‘0 thelr own soil from throughout, MATOOLAL & TWILSGN: adoskebdl | //, 7 the United States since 1029, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: Southern California relief agen-| | That the undersigned was on the| | 26th day of February, 1934, duly ap- | pointed executrix of the last will |and testament and of the estate of Malcolm S. Wilson, deceased. |All persons having claims against the estate of said deceased are re- quired to present the same with, | proper vouchers attached to the .... cies estimate. Ell/fllllWflflllll = P e MICKEY COCHRANE Now that Mickey Cochrane, famcus catcher of the Athletics, has |undersigned Eva Campbell _Wil,;on beceme Manager of the Detrcit Tigers he has taken an interest |at Juneau, Alaska, within six ./ ./ in sartorial matters—decrecing lighter weight uniforms and. stripe- ;‘_‘0““‘5 from the date of this gor - e EOUREEN GNEREE SRS, it LRSS, RS SR EVA CAMPBELL WILSON, | C’ l P T N reh 20 Executrix of the estate of ’/ // 44 lar (?S eterson ThDE;TRO-; Mich., LMJI 2 — | might aid his charges in the cam- 1 Malcolm S. Wilson, deceased. ik e Jeopard may not change 1i3|paign was responsible for the new|mirst & irata t $oan- e Gt 4 st publication, Feb. 27, 1934. for 3 spots—but the tiger is going t0 1052 |unitorms the Tigers Will wear, |Last Lbiication Masch o0, 1984, many years located in Skagway its stripes. | Willing to “shoot the works” on Salmon Creek and Interior points, as the new Mickey Cochrane, whose versa- | his new manager, Navin gave the | £ tility goes beyond saxaphone toot- | go-ahead order. And Mickey's Ti 1 R ad’w owner o b ing and after-dinner speaking, has|gers will blossom forth this season PIONEER CAFE 4 0 use his own idea of what the well-|lacking the Tiger stripes, but . K. Paul Nick .Npvak ; “THE HOME OF dressed baseball player should wear | making up for it in fight and gin- this seson, and “Tailor” Mickey | ger, has issued the decree—no stripes | on the uniforms of the Detroil er in weight than the ones used | Tigers. {in the Cochrane believes a Mickey has exhibited a keeness | lightweight uniform will help some for detail to warm the heart of the of his charges maintain sfamina Detront club owner, Frank J. Na- during the hot summer months.| is |convinced that|He reduced the weight of the shirt s the enthusiasm | five ounces and took two and one- | whxch wil the Tigers a half ounces from the weight of: hard club to whip next summer— | the pants. Lightweight sliding | 1 pads also have been ordered. which ‘The home suits wxll be plam ¥ e | : HEMLOCK DOCK PILES ! (WINTER CUT) ANTON RIESS Mickey promises. The uniforms wiil be much light- JUNEAU RESTAURANT . Formerly BING’S CAFE Mr. Peterson is an exper;enccd | caterer and extends an invitation ‘ to' give his establishment a trial. 5 | ® Open until MIDNIGHT daily! Seward Street VOppbsite Goldstein Bldg. THE OLD ADAGE, “Man toils from sun to sun, but woman’s work' is never done,” is only partially true today. Science has taken an interest in the home of late years, and has doné much to lighten the burdens of household tasks. @ Let us quote you prices for immediate ATTRACTIVE—PRA \ 'AL—COMPLETE LIGHT' WHERE YOU NEED IT megroom— Bedroom—Kiichen or Bath Science has harnessed electricity to make it perform a sort of “Aladdin magic.” It works for us, twenty-four hours a day —and its pay is:low considering the labors it accomplishes. It furnishes light and heat. It sweeps the carpetsiand polishes the floors. It runs the sewing machine and washes the dishes. ‘'Tt toasts the bread and percolates the morning eup ‘of ¢offee. It beats the eggs; it stirs the dough and bakes the bread; and last, but not least, it furnishes the power for the radlo to enterhin day and mght. ‘ rrte delivery. ? 3—soft-toned pastel colors—3 -~COMPLETE WITH GLOBE— $1.95 A{aska Electric ngm Q’c Power Co. JUNEAU—Phone 6 DOUGLAS—Phone 18 Juneau Logging Co. PHONE 358 * { IDEAL PAINT SHOP | If It’s Paint We Have It! PHONE 549 Wendt & Garster You learn of these, and many other time and labor saving devices through the advertisements. They keep you informed of new things and give you dependable facts on which to base a purchase. These are goed reasons: (orsbellevmg a product is “better because it’s advertised.” 4 ‘ ; FRYE’S BABY BEEF “DELICIOUS” HAMS and BACON Frye-Bruhn Company Telephone 38 Prompt Delivery UNITED FOOD CO. CASH GROCERS Phone 16 We Deliver Meats—Phone 16 L] s ahbh s i shalh i b B aadididiiads