The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 24, 1934, Page 7

}: \ i 1 : \ ; ‘ . : | [ 0 advance his claim for the ' TRNTY GHOR_| - ine Fow—Vi. Shakeyt LUTHERANS T0_ FOURTEEN MEN 5% WS SOVIET RESCUE = - | 4 | plane designer o ameda, Cali- IN TWILIGHT GELEBRATE AT | DIE IN FLAMES; | 2 Coskis A pypry joNgRep 5% 225 © HOUR SERVICE CONFRMATION FIFTY INURED 55 55 Z55% AT FAIRBANKS ™ ;I Palm Sund;Concert to Spficil::il TSe;v.ic;,s WMill Be Firg lSlartBVfTom (s;rea 3 B S i A RusfsianTF l;l)_r[;fANfigotiatei I, ‘ v 1 E il 3 The Committee on Employment, ne- | 8 Friesssess ey R R RIS P PIIPPPVVIV R A e, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1934. Tomorrow Afternoon Following a custom of the past years the Cathedral Choir UI"V LYNCHBURG, Virginia, March 24—Fourteen men are dead and at in hospitals ‘ ‘Tomorrow morning at the Palm Sunday services at Resurrection {man, E. R. Schultz and R. E. Jones {was given full authority to com- plete arrangements for a tempor- [ary employment department to be FAIRBANKS, Alaska, March 24. —The members of the Russian res- ity Cathedral will give its Lutheran Church six young people |least fifty men are jlocated in the New York Exchange|cue party were banqueted here | Greetin Twilight Hour Program tomorrow will be received into full commun-|With injuries as the result of ainext to the Coliseum Theatre where | Thursday night by the Pacific Al- g 3 afternoon at 3:30 oclock. The icant membership through the rite|fire Which swept the Transient|all Association members may reg-iaska Airways. After the banquet will be augmented by two of Confirmation. Bureau early this morning ~ |ister, also. application for new|the Russians thanked President| C d o ? sololsts—Mrs. G. F. Alexander and THe Church has been complete-| The blaze startéd when a five|members will be accepted at this|Roosevelt, people of the United ards 1 Master Lyman Snow Iy r¢decorated and will form a|gallon kettle of grease boiled over|office. States and citizens of Fairbanks 3 The theme of the program will fitting setting for the beautifuljon the kitchen stove and exploded.| The next meeting to be held on|for assistance. | be the Palm Sunday entry of confirmation ritual of the Luther-|This set fire to the wooden floor.| Wednesday, March 28 in the A. B.| The Russians are negotiating for| 3 Ct into Jerusalem, but most of an Church. Two choirs will sing| Men leaped from the windows|Hall will be a special meeting and|the purchase of two Pacific Air-| i the music will be from “The Cru- at the service and the church|as the fire rapidly spread bhrcush;n large attendance is expected as|ways nine-place fleetsters and in-| cifixion” a sacred oratorio by Sir will be further beautified by a|the building located in the heartja number of members are veryitend to leave here Sunday for| John Stainer profusion of flowers contributed|Of the business section. much interested in the very im-|Nome, remaining there to make| No admission but a free will offering box will be placed near the door. { The public is cordially invited "'!‘ attend the service. | The program follows: 1. Organ Solo—Agnus Dei from “I’Arlesienne” (Bizet), Jackson Rice u Volcal Solo—“Jerusalem” (Park- er), Lyman Snow (boy soprano). 3. Palm Sunday Hymn—'Ride On, Ride On” (Dykes), Full Cathe-| dral Choir 4, Soprano Solo — “The Palms” (Faure), Mrs. G. F. Alexander.| 5. Double Quartet — “Processional to Calvary,” “Crucifixion” (Stainer), Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Jenne, Mrs. Feldon, Mrs. Jar- man, Mr. Rice, Mr. Snow, Mr Polley, Mr. Stewart. Solo—"How Sweet Is the Grace,” Mr. M. A Snow 6. Solo—“The Majesty of the Di- vine Humiliation” “Crucifixion (Stainer), Mrs. C. P. Jenne. 7. Chorus — “God So Loved the World” “Crucifixion” (Stainer), Junior Choir, Solo — Patricia | Harland. | 8. Duet—“So Thou Liftest Thy/ Divine Petition” “Crucifixion”| (Stiner), Lola Mae Alaxendar,! M. A. Snow 9. Hymn—"Ye Watcher and Ye Holy Ones” (Cologne, 162 Full Cathedral Choir. Mrs. A. J. Buchingham, SHRINE DANCE \ T0 BE BIVEN | THIS EVENING Interesting Arrangements| Have Been Made for Delightful Function Dancing will begin at 9:30 o'-| clock tonight at the Shrine Club Ball which will be held in the Scottish Rite Temple, for members of the club and their friends. As the Shrine dances are eagerly look- ed forward to, it is expected that there will be a large attendance this evening. Gillam's Troubadour orchestra has been procured to furnish the music, and judging from the pop- ularity of this group, the music will | l Organist. | ' | barter, sale, or possession of spirit- Although he has given up ambitions to regain his heavyweight title, Jack Sharkey can still stagger a man. But he does it with a potent cocktail. Here is the former heavyweight champion shaking one up behind the “ar of the tavern he opened in Boston recently. GOVERNOR GIVEN JUNEAU NAMED PARDON POWERS MEETING PLACE BY REPEAL ACT FOR PIONEERS Text Is Wired to Governoonhn Reck ;15, Mrs. Lottie and Placed Before | Spickett Elected Offic- Board for Study ers of Grand Igloo (Continued from rage One) (Continued from Page One) flict herewith, is hereby expresslyb Sergeant-at-arms—Joe McMahon, repealed; Provided, however, mmbor Anchorage. the Legislature of the Territory of| Trustees—Ludvig Larson of Sew- Alaska shall have full power and“ard; Clarence Avey of Ketchikan; powers | Mrs. authority to delegate the Lottie Spickett of Juneau; hereby conferred to any board or|Mrs. Corrinne Call of Nome, and commission designated or created! Dave Brown, of Flat by the Legislature for such pur- Log Cabin Ritual pose, which powersshallincludethe: The convention adopted a ritual power to make rules and regula- for Alaska Log Cabins, comprised tions governing the manufacture, in its membership of Sons and Daughters of Pioneers of Alaska. prepared by Dr. W. H. Chase, Mayor of Cordova. The delegates also adopted reso- lutions recommending that the gov- ernment extend federal aid through uous or intoxicating liquors in the Territory of Alaska, to prescribe the qualifications of those who are to engage in the manufacture, bar- ter, sale or possession of intoxicat- ing liquors in'the sald Terriory, soencies to stimulate gold mining and to prescribe license fees and ,n4 prospecting in Alaska and in excise taxes therefor; provided, rayor of fixing the permanent that nothing in this act shall in e of gold at not less than $35 any way repeal, conflict or inter- an ounce. fere with the public general laws of the United States imposing tax- es on the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors for the pur- pose of revenue and known as the ‘Internal Revenue Laws. Validates Control Board Silver Issue Remonetization of silver was also favored by the convention and the early construction of an interna- tional highway was also recom- mended. They asked the establish- ment of Army and Navy airplane “Sec. 3. That the Act of the gaining bases in the Territory Territorial Legislature of Alaskd pnd the continuance of grants for entitled ‘An Act to create the maintenance of the Government Board of Liquor Control and pre- scribe its powers and duties, ap- proved May 4, 1933, contained in the Session Laws of Alaska, 1933, being Chapter 109 thereof, on pa- ges 193-194, be, and the same hereby is, ratified and approved, and the Board hereby created s! have the powers and authority con- ferred upon it by the said act, and any person, firm, or corporation, Assay Office at the Alaska Col- lege in Fairbanks. They also rec- ommended the reduction of assay fees. Alaska Products Recommendation was made that the Government purchase Alaska products for all government pur- poses in Alaska so far as obtain- able, and the early erection of Federal office buildings for Ketchi- Within ten minute after the fire started, the floors of the three- story building collapsed. for the occasion by the members of | the class. The order of service follows: Piano Prelude: “Jubilate March” (Stulz) —Elizabeth Sey. Processional Hymn — Christian Soldiers.” The Confession and Absolution The Introit and Kyrie. The Gloria in Excelsis. The Collect. were injured in the early morning Anthem: “All for Three,” (Fear-|fire here, according to a check-up is)—The Junior Choir. |at_noon. The Epistle—Phillippians 2:5-11.| It is revealed that the first call ed up on the streets from their burns and injuries resulting from “Onward 3 leaps from the windows. 200 MEN IN DANGER Anthem: “The Psalms (Faure) ©Of fire, the men became panic —Mrs. Stonehouse and Senior Stricken. Some dived to the street, Choir. |15 feet below, and others hung on The Gospel—Matthew 21:2-9. }Lo window sills and dropped. All The Nicene ‘Creed. |who jumped were badly hurt, many Hymn—"The Church’s One Foun- | With broken legs and arms. | dation.” | Two hundred men transients Sermon, “The King of Kings"|Were sleeping on cots, close togeth- The Rev. Erling K. Olafson, |er when the fire broke out. The Offertory. | S T o Anthem: “There Cometh a ‘ STUDENT BODY O HIGH SCHOOL GIVES _ DANCE ON FRIDAY With Thy BI ng."” Piano Postlude: “Postlude in C.| Attended by the majority of the (Ashford.) | High School students, an enjoyable The choir director is Alice Pal-;dance was held last evening in the mer and the pianist is Elizabeth|Grade School Gymnasium, from Key. 8:30 o'clock until 11:30 o'clock. Excellent music was furnished by the DeMalay Orchestra, playing most of the latest dance selections. King,” (Adams)—The Senior Choir. The Order for Confirmation, The Prayer. Recessional — “Lord Dismiss Us| DANCE TONIGHT IN MANDARIN BALLROOM| Dancing will be resumed tonight at the Mandarin "Ball Room with music furnished by The Revelers' | . seven-piece band. The dance sched- to their newness in a marvel- | ous manner at a fraction of uled for last Saturday night at this| | o " " popular place was cancelled on ac- 008y .M S hew pur. I WAk { convince you. count of the St. Patrick’s Day dance | | | See BIG VAN | | | A SHOE REPAIRING | [ We do with the latest ingenious shoe machinery, restore them which was given by the Elks. TR — SEWARD STREETS 3- =t Daily Empire Want Ads Pay - DANCE TONIGH1 Moose Hall American-Scandinavian Music by Fred Lehto’s You are not well Many men were dying when pick- | | LYNCHBURG, March 24—Eighty; | who shall viclate any of the rules or regulations prescribed by thel kan and Anchorage. Pensions for persons who have portant matters that are to come up and on action to be taken. — e Frank McCormick, athletic direc- tor and baseball coach at the Uni- | versity of Minnesota, formerly was {a district attorney in South Da- | kota. NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX # NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1that the undersigned has been duly ' appointed School Tax Collector for ithe City of Juneau in conformity | with Chapter 29, Alaska Session |Laws, 1919. | All male persons between the ages of twenty-one and fifty years, jexcept soldiers, sailors in U. S. |Navy or Revenue Cutter Service, | volunteer Firemen, paupers and {insane persons, are subject to tax |in sum of Five Dollars ($5.00). | Should you be living in Alaska lon or prior to the first Monday {in April, 1934, said tax shall be due and payable on said first date and shall be delinquent after May |1, 1934 | Should you arrive in Alaska later than first date above mentioned, tax will be delinquent thirty (30) days after your arrival, or within ten (10) days after notice is given !you. | All persons, firms or corporations, employing labor shall furnish list {of employees to collector and are | authorized by law to deduct amount yof tax from wages of employees. Fines and imprisonment are pro- vided by the Act above quoted for ithose who fail or neglect to pay |tax or furnish list of employees. | Dated at Juneau, Alaska, March {22, 1934, | A. W. HENNING, City Clerk. 1 School Tax Collector for Juneau. First publication, March 22, 1934. SWAGGER SUITS dressed without a changes to suit conditions for an ice floe landing in the attempt to rescue 89 of their fellow coun- trymen on an ice floe in the Arec- tie. ICEBRAKER ON WAY LENINGRAD, March 24. — The Soviet icebreaker Krassin hassailed in an attempt to rescue the 89 persons marooned on the ice in the Arctic. The Krassin will go via the Atlantic, Panama Canal, Pacific Ocean and Bering Strait, the voyage requiring 48 days. — -, Daily Empire Want Ads Pay JUNEAU Drug Co. P O. Substation No. 1 FREE DELIVERY Clearance of House Dresses ALL $1.50 DRESSES NOW 50¢ At GARNICK’S, Phone 174 Uandarin | | Ton “REVELERS” DANCE “Tomorrow’s Styles Today” Here They Are! Mojud RINGLESS Ball Room ight 7-Piece Dance Band et Pt i e | —— Hollywood Band have all the zest and rhythm that Swagger Suit this season. can be desired. On an “Oasis” on the ballroom floor, punch will be served dur- ing the dancing and at the inter- mission, there will be coffee and sandwiches in the dining room for those who desire them. Those making up the commit- tee in charge of this delightful af- fair are Walter P. Scott, Charles| Smith, and J. W. Leivers. The dance is invitational as have been the previous ones held this season. WOMEN OF MOOSE TO GIVE BARN DANCE A Barn Dance is to be given in Moose Hall by Women of the Moose, according to announcement made today by the committee. Prizes will be given for the most appropriate costumes and for spec- ial dance features. to be public and a large attend- ance is expected. U TR Culbertson’s BLUE BOOK 1934 Butler Mauro The dance is| said Board governing the manufac- resided in Alaska twenty years was ture, sale, barter and possession of fayored by the convention, as was intoxicating liquors in the Territory s woman's ward in the new Pion- of Alaska, or the qualifications of ers' Home in Sitka. those engaging in the manufacture - - sale, barter and possession of such liquors in the said Territory on! REGISTER NOW! the payment of license fees and ex-| You cannot vote at the City El- cise taxes therefor, shall be deemed ection April 3, unless. you have guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon registered. Books open at City conviction thereof, shall be pun- Clerk’s office from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. —adv. ished as provided in Section 2072 of the Compiled Laws of Alaska.: - “Sev. 4. That Sections 462 to 478, both inclusive of Act of Con- gress entitled ‘An Act to define and punish crime in the District of Alaska and provide a code of criminal procedure for said dis- trict, approved March 3, 1899, (30 Stat. L. 1337-1341), as amended by the Act of June 6, 1900, (31 Stat. L. 332), and by the Act of February 6, 1909 (35 Stat. L. 601-603), be and the same hereby are, repealed. “Sec. 5. Section 13 of the Re- vised Statutes (US.C, Title T, Sec. 29) shall not apply with re- spect to any penalty, forfeiture or incurred under any pro- vision of this Act.” PRSI R R LT HARDY TREFTZGAR AND WIFE OF YAKUTAT ARE SPENDING | WEEK VISITING IN JUNEAU family, feeling sure | Mr. and Mrs. Harry Treftzgar are spending a week in Juneau while on their way to their home in | Yakutat. Mr. and Mrs. Treftzgar |who were married in Seattle on March 10, are well known to many | Alaskans. The bride was formerly |Mrs. Grace Howard Opdyke, of Renton, Washington, while Mr. | Treftzgar, one of the most prom- inent citizens of Yakutat, is en- gaged in the fox farming industry |and a number of other affairs. During their stay in Juneau, Mr. and Mrs. Treftzgar are staying at the Gastineau Hotel. LS car AR Y. | REGISTER NOW! You cannot vote at the City El- ection April 3, unless you have, registered. Books open at City Clerk’s office from 9 am. to 5 p.m. ~adv. if your income is NESS, ACCIDENT from them by DEA ADMISSION 75¢ Ladies Free! You can enjoy every minute with your that your Combina- tion, 4 in 1 Policy will provide for them stopped by SICK- or you are taken TH. See SCOBEE First Juneau, Alaska Write for literature on our Complete Protection Combination new Spring Coat price of one. 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