The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 26, 1934, Page 7

UNEMPLOYMENT | INSURANGE BILL ~ - GIVEN APPROVAL President Formally Endors-’ es Pending Legislation Before Congress | WASHINGTON, March 26. Roosevelt has formally the pendinz unemploy-, * ment insurance legislation, express- ing the hope the bill will “be passed by Congress at this sion. The President approved the mea: ure estimated by Secretary of La- bor Perkins to yield one billion dollars annually through a tax on employers’ payrolls, The measure had apparently been pigeon holed for this session, but man Doughton, of the House , W and Means Committee, Wi bring it out for immediate con eration and enactment may res The insurance will be collected and “ummx»[ercd by states. PROF, GOMOJY ARRESTED IN MURDER PLOT Close Fnencl of Former Queen Helen in, Cus- tody in Bucharest i BUCHAREST, Rumania, March 26.—A close friend of Former Queen Helen, Prof. Gomoju, has been ar- rested on charges he planned the! assassination of Premier George Tatarescu and other government officials. The authorities said the profes-| sor, one of the leading physicians | in the country, sent threatening letters to Premier Tatarescu and other members of the Ad- istration, as well as to a num- r of influential persons. NO MERGING " OF CERMANY D RUSTRIA I.TAN OTY, M:m-h 26.~The 2 of A a iz as much/| forzign policy ! of Italy, Eng-| ican as authorities | ds, \'Am an n so many w known 0 be not be me:rged mw»her E disaster for humanily. | cf Hitler Poli » Austria, as it now; is a Catholic nation, with| a Catholic government. If it is! merged with Germany it would beccme A province of Protestant Berlin and Hitler's policy toward the church already has produced difficulties between the Vatican and Germany. The relations between the Vati-| can and Austria are very friendly. Last summer the two powers sign-| ed a concordat. Later the pope| conferred the Order of Christ on| President Miklas, and the Order of Pius IX on Chancellor Doll- fuss. He received the .chancellor in a long, cordial audience. The pontiff sent a personal le-| gate, Cardinal La Fontaine, of Venice, to represent him at Vien- na's observance of the 250th an- niversary of her deliverance from the Turks in 1683. B Newspaper Lauds Dollfuss Highly laudatory articles on the work of Chancellor Dollfuss have appeared in the Vatican newspa- per, Observatore Romano, Doll- fuss’s declaration that his country| would follow the social reaching of the popes as contained in the papal encyclicals caused a pro- found reaction here. When the Austrian bishops in a combined pastoral letter con- demned Hitlerism, the pope did not take any action. But he was in- formed of the letter in advance through the papal nunzio in Vien- na, e Daily Empire Want Ads Pay ‘Ruv FRISCH | Roquefort cheese, YOU MUST NOT COME AM VER’' BUSY -- PLEASE IN AN’ HAVE A HEART.TO HEART TALK WITH LITTLE PEPITA- IF GOMEZ AN’ HER HAVE HAD A FALLIN' ouT IT'S GONNA GUM uP THE T o REVOLUTION BEHIND WHAT'S _PEPITA DOIN’ WITH THEM GENERAL'S UNlFoRMS? BY GOLLY- SOMEONE'S _HIDING THEM IN = GO - GO QUICKLY-— ADIOS ; HASTA LA VISTA CURTAINS — wELk. TM=+ © 1934, King Features Syndicate, lnc., Grsat Brinain rights reserved RIGHFIELD OIL OFFICIALS ARE Ny OFF TOPRISON End Fight to Escape Cel | After Conviction of Grand Theft | LOS ANGELES, Cal, March 26. | —Ending a long fight against con- viction on cha¥es of grand theft, Raymon McKee and Clarance Full- | officials of the Richfield Oil iCumpany. have-been taken to San | Quentin Penitentiary to serve from two to twenty years, James Talbot, of the Board, ing $100,000, surrendered several months ago and began serving his sentence. Fuller is former President the Richfield Oil Company. Fuller, McKee and Talbot were {convicted in May, 1982, after col- ‘lapsc of the Richfield Oil Com- M Beauty Hml PAULINE TRUE er, colors is more When ‘wearing bright choose a lip rouge that vivid than the costume. If you wear paler shades, tone the lip- stick down accordingly, And never wear an orange lipstick with a pur- ple dress, or a purplish-red lip- mick with an oran‘,e dress i e g | of -, IS MISSING; HELPS FOR SEARCH MADE Federal Investigalors 10 oo\ cooxing vEGETABLES Investigate Disappear- | REMEMBER THESE RULES 4 | For the young housewife — anil ance of Witness others too—a safe rule is the ol fashioned one that all vegetabl which grow under the ground should be cooked in cold water While all growing above be cooked in boiling water. RENO, Nevada, March 26.—Fed- eral investigators are expected here to aid in the search for Roy Frisch, missing former Reno banker, a witness for the government in pros- ecutions of a bunco ring in New PREPARE BISCUITS AHEAD Youky : If you know you will have a lot _Frisch, aged 45 years, & widower, v g5 at the last minute in cooking disappeared Thursday night after ,nq serving a particularly good leaving his home with the stated ;.4 supper, you can avoid bart of h;laenuan of attending a picture the final ey by preparing the | show. ingredients of your baking powder biscuits a number of hours in ad- vance, provided you have mechan- ical refrigeration. o et ens CAKE OR CUSTARD DONE? i SIMPLE TESTS TELL YOU| Frisch is scheduled to testify at the trial in New York City of James McKay and Willlam Gra- ham, Reno sportsmen, charged in Federal indictments with complic- ity in bunco operalions To test a baked custard spear it with a knife. If the knife is clean the custard is ready to be taken out of the oven. To see whether By MRS. ALEXANDER, GEORGE & cake is done take a bristle out MEALS USING LEFTOVERS of the broom (thoroughly cleansing . {it with boiling water.) Then dry Breakfast h Grapefruit \the bristle and put it in the cake. Fried Mush and Syrup (It Fhe cake sticks to it, let the Broiled Bacon |baking continue but if not, you Coffee E: {know the cake is ready. Luncheon Cream of Tomato Soup Crackers Stuffed Celery Peach Sauce ca Dinner Baked Roast Beef Hash | TEAKETTLE SOOT KEEPS STOVE'S NICKEL GLEAMING i+ When you clean the stove, first iwlpe it off with a cloth dipped in vinegar, following with the pol- Browned Sweet Potatoes |ish. A very thrifty and effective Bread Cranberry Jelly way to keep the nickel parts of ‘Ambraize \the stove shining is to use the Imperial Cookies Coffee |00t that collects on the bottom of ‘Ambroise ithe teakettle as cleaning material. 1 cup sliced oranges, % cup' |sliced bananas, cup cocoanut,| PON'T WASTE ANY CELERY; 1. tablespoon. lemon juice, 2 table- EVERY PART HAS ITS USE {spoons sugar. Use every bit of the stalk of Mix and chill ingredients. |celery. Al of it is good. Stuffed Celery The tender portion can be served 12 six-inch celery snc-ks tas a relish, the tougher stalks cut % teaspoon pap_‘and served as salad or in creamed rika, 1 tablespoon salad dressmglgmnxtures and the leaves can be idried and used to season soups and 1 teas n creal Selec’:o{;lrm ect:p cel stews, or chopped fine and made gry, cut into into soup. six inch lengths, Mix rest of in- % 1-3 cup gredients and . stuff ooves of celery, Chill. Serve. & A FEW EQUIVALENTS Imperial Cookies | Onme cup of stale bread crumbs 2-3 cup fat, 1% cups sugar, 2| Takes tWo ounces. One pint of butter makes one pound. One quart of sifted pastry flour eggs, 4 tablespoons cream, 1 tea-| spoon vanilla, 1 teaspoon lemon extract, % teaspoon salt, 2-3 cu raisins, . cup nuts, 3 1-3 c:lp:|makes i Doy flour, 2 teaspoor® baking powder.! Ope ordl_nary Cream fat and sugar. Add eggs‘}ounces of liquid. cream, beat 2 minutes. Add { of ingredients, chill dough. Br’e’e:lz ‘ATTEN'"ON MARONS off bits, flatten down 3 inches| Stafed Communication Monday apart on greased baking sheets.| eveing March 26. Past Mastr s Bake 12 minutes in moderate oven,|2i8ht. Work in the M. M. Degree. | By order of the W. M. J. W. LEIVERS, Secretary. cup holds eight A SALAD HELP ¥ j—adv. Drain all juices from fruits or| vegetables used for salads before! arranging them on the plnues.’ Placing the food in a colander tor{‘ 5 minutes is a good idea as then all juices will drain out quickly. ———-—— Daily Empire Want Ads Pay 1 Buflders’ and Shelf A HARDWARE ) i et i S S Y former Chairman | convicted of steal-| % 1| With the last week of registra- " HOUSEWIVES should DOUGLAS CITY/ PREPARES FOR GAMPAIGN WEEK |One Municipal Ticket Al- ready Filed — Another Candidate for Director | tion of voters and filing of candi- {dacies for the coming municipal election in Douglas, more excite- ment is expected to develop before |the week is out. Registrations up to Saturday night, totaled 186. The People’s Ticket, composed of A. E. Goetz | for mayor, and Joe Riedi, James |Sey and Hans Loken for council- |men is the only one filed so far. It is understood they will soon an- nounce their platform to outline the policies which they intend to pursue if elected. One additional filing for member of the School Board, that of Rob- | bert Bonner, Jr., has been made. | Previously W. E. Feero had filed Jror re-election on the board. The {time for filing of candidates will close at 5 p.m. Wednesday, March |28, and registration ends Saturday, |9 pm, March 31, - .- BONDING OF DOUGLAS FOR LOAN IMPORTANT UE FOR VOTERS Since ‘it was announced recently by the present Council to put the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: at the office of the City. Clerk, lof sale. To Whom Assessed Jim Lloyd Estate Albert Malzo Lena K. Marshall David Perrin B Jack Scandon Estate ... Block Julius Johanson Estate i Block Andrew Johnson .. Jas. Lloyd Estate .. Albert Malzo Lena K. Marshall Mrs. Estella Mason Block Ben Melvin ......Block James Nicholas ~Tract David Perrin Lizzie Peterson R Sadie Rogers Estate Jack Scanlon Estate -Block Block Block .W Tth Julius Johanson Estate Andrew Johnson . Jas. Lloyd Estate .. Albert Malzo Lena K. Marshall . Mrs. Estella Mason Ben Melvin ... James Nicholas David Perrin .. Sadie Rogers Estate Jack Scanlon Estate Charlie Scott Maggie Thomas Fannie Willlams . -Block Block rack ..Block .....Block ..Block Eric Eichil -.Block Katherine Hughes Julius Johansen Estate Andrew Johnsen ... Carl E. Johnson . James Lloyd Estate -Block Block North an Alvert Malzo * Mrs. Estella M Block Ben Melvin lock Jas. Nicholas David Perrin Lizzie Peterson . ‘Trace Block Sadie Rogers Estate Block Jack Scanlon Estate Charlie Scott Sam Scott . Fannie Williams . E. A. Robinson . E.'A. Robinson Track lock Block (SEAL) . NOTICE TO DELINQUENT “TAXES of Alaska, Division No. One, at Juneau, . Side Wt§ 7th St. Tide Lands—Lot . Side West 11th § matter of securing, a loan for Lhe | city up to the voters at the coming election, there has been more or less comment on the proposition heard and much of it was based upon misinformation. The follow- ing explanation of the matter h1s‘ been given out by the city omcuh | to place the proposition in its ‘propu light. During November and December ast, the exceptional offer was giv- \en the city to get a loan from the | Government P. W. A. funds, on ‘twemv years time at 4 per cent in- | telest with a gratuitous refund of | L QH OH-— PODDON ME — T-UK-- WAS FoR LOOK\N‘ 11 HALIBTERS SEATTLF VLII(‘h | boats arriving here |and sellying prices follow From the aga idge cente; 23,000 130 per cent for the unemployment)and 5 cents; pounds, 6 and 5 cents. From the local banks—Lively 15,- pounds, relief. | The City of Douglas, unfortun- ately, was not in position at that time' to make the application for such a loan in the required form, and could not get ready to make the proper form of application be- fore the time elapsed at the be- ginning of the year. The present council have been steadily working since then to get! prepared, so that when another such opportunity is offered by the Government to cities for promoting | employment in public works this; city will be ready to immediately take advantage of such offer. The bonding of the City for such a loan, is a liability against| the total revenues of the City, not| only the property taxes, but all Federal and local licenses, rents, and sales of lots, leases and profits from wharf operations. At the present time the property taxes do not constitute one-half| of the total of city revenues. For the past fifteen years, the| | tax rate has been 2 per cent,! | which the maximum rate al-| lowed i the Territory, and the|. city can not raise this rate. The valuation of certain properties, |} however, will undoubtedly increase | with the Highway coming through/ the town, which in turn will in- | f crease the amount of revenue from| | taxes, this increase in property| valuation will nevertheless come, i1 000 pounds, Albatros, pounds, for 7% Capt. and 6 cents; western 36,000 pounds, both 6% and 5 cents; iooo pounds, 6% and 5 pounds, Tvanhoe 22,000 pounds, Addington Curley Ed. pouncls. 7% and 6 cents. Attu Kodiak cents; 6% 9.000 Dahl, Bolinda 11,000 pounds, all Reliance 5,000 - SELL, SEATTLE 26 —Halibut today, vatches banks—Kan- | 40000, whom live near 46,- and 5 6% 18,000 4,000 | whether the city -is bonded for a loan or not. Bonding the city for a loan on 'only way open for the city to even| i Cool- | { | fifteen or twenty years time is the approach the question of making | NOTICE TG TAXPAYERS A number of Douglas car drivers | have so far failed to get their Please pay up the cense for 1934. $1.00 fee at once and aveid penalty FELIX GRAY, City Clerk —adv. | Mandarin Dance Studio Under supervision of Private instruction or class | lgssons :available o T, BRARR RS “The Clothing Man” Home of Hart, Schaffner and e ST i | H. S. GRAVES | | g | Marx Clothing Alas] a, Description of Property Julius Johanson Estate . Block 114, Lot 3—1/3 Lo tand Cabin . Andrew Johnson Block 31, Lot 3—Part of Lot and Cabin, 16x25 Lot 50x50 and Cahin South side W. 7Tth St Foundation and Cabin North side W 11th St. ..Foundation, 4 .....Foundation and Cabin, Tract C ... _Foundation & Cabin, North side W. 11th St. West 10th St. 114, Lot 3—1/3 Lot and Cabin 1, Lot 3—16'x25" Lot and Cabin 8 W 8 Tth St.—Lot 50'x50° and Cabin N S W 11th St ..N S W 10th St—Foundation Foundation and Cabin 2, Lot 3 Nelson Park Add.—Lot only 2, Lot 10 Nelson Park Add.—Lot only C--Cottage No. 8 Foundation and Cabin—Tract C ® .N S8 W Tth St—Lot 50'x50' and Cabin 31, Lot 2—Lot and Building N S8 W 11th St.—Foundation and Cabin 114, Lot 3—1/3 Lot and Cabin 31, Lot 3—16'x25" Lot and Cabin St.—Lot 50'x50’ and Cabin .Foundation and Cabin—North side Lot and Foundation—N. Side W. 10th St. 2, Lot 3 Nelson Park Add—Lot only .. 2, Lot 10 Nelson Park Add—Lot only C—Cottage No. 3 oundation and Cabin—Block C 32, Lot 2—Lot and Building . ‘Foundation and Cabin—. Side W. 11th St... Foundation and Cabin—8. Side W. 10th St. 213, Lot 6—Lot only A, Lots 1 and 2 and Building 4, Lot 3 Nelson Park Add—Lot and Cabippc:. : _No. side W. 11th St—Foundation and Bide. 114, Lot 3—1/3 Lot and Cabin 31, Lot 3—16'x25’ Lot and Cabin side W. 8th St.—60'x100' and Cabin 50%50 d Cabin ~Foundation & Cabin 2, Lot 3 Nelson Park Add.—Lot only . 2, Lot 10 Nelson Park Add.—Lot only C--Cottage No. 3. C, Lot 5—Foundation and Cabin N. side W. 7th Tide Lands—50'x50' Lot and Building .. 31, Lot 2—Lot and Building . No. side W. 11th St.—Foundation and Cabin 0. Side W. 10th St.—Foundation and Cabin 3-—Cottage No. 3 ... A, Lot 1 & 2 Fract. Lot and Bldg. 215, Lot 7—Lot and Building Lot—Part of Phillips Lot, Calhoun Road The following list shows the tracts as shown by the said Delinquent Tax Rell, penalty, and interest thereon, and to whom asssessed: . DELINQUENT TAX ROLL OF REAL PROPERTY FOR THE YEAR 1930 1934, for ON REAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF JUNI U, NOTICE is hereby given that the Delinquent Tax Roll of Real Property for the City of Juneau, Al- aska, for the years 1930, 1031, 1932, and 1933 has been completed and is now open for public mspectlon and tha tthe same will be presented to the District Court for the Territory | on the 17th day of April, ALASKA. judgment and order the amount of tax, DELINQUENT TAX ROLL OF REAL PROPERTY FOR THE YEAR 1931 DELINQUENT TAX ROLL OF REAL PROPERTY FOR THE YEAR 1932 Tax Penalty Interest nm $ 900 $ 90 §249 360 36 1.01 491 ; " 360 36 1.01 ! 1.80 18 50 248 1.80 18 46 244 7.20 33 202 994 5.40 54 1.51 745 $3240 $324 $900 § 4464 $ 900 $ 90 $177 $1167 3.60 36 12 468 3.60 36 2 468 1.80 18 36 234 3,60 36 2 468 3.60 36 2 468 225 23 44 292 540 54 1.08 7.02 7.20 2 144 9.36 7.20 2 144 936 9.00 90 11 1197 540 54 1.08 702 $ 6165 $617 $1226 § 80.08 $ 900 6 9 $105 $1095 3.60 36 43 4.39| 3.60 36 43 4.39 | 1.80 18 22 2.20 360 36 43 439 3.60 36 43 439 225 23 21 25 5.40 54 85 6.60 7.20 a2 86 818 | 9.00 90 1.05 10.95 540 54 85 659 1.80 18 32 220 3.60 36 43 4.39 9.00 90 1.05 1095 | $6885 $680 §$817 $88391 $ 360 8 -.w $ 14§ 410 9.00 33 1023 9.00 90 33 1023 3.60 36 14 410 10.80 1.08 42 1239 360 36 14 410 1.80 18 01 2.05 360 36 14 410 225 23 09 257 540 54 21 6.15 720 a2 28 820 7.20 2 28 820 9.00 90 33 1023 540 54 21 615 1.80 18 01 2.05 450 45 a1 5.12| 1350 1.35 4 1534 9.00 90 33 1023 540 54 21 6.15 $11565 $1157 $ 438 $131.60 DELINQUENT TAX ROLL 0]-' REAL PROPERTY FOR THE YEAR 1933 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have hereunto set my hand and afixed the official seal of the City of Juneau, Alaska, this 19th day of March, 1934. o A. W. HENNING, Municipal Clerk. {adequate improvements in the city. —————— - Grace V. Davis | | sy l | | i | | { ing in Seattle are the only rela- tives. who survive Mr. Koroff. His nts are both dead, his father > died before he left Russia and his mother, since he carie to nerica. His closest friend living in Juneau is Sam Gazaloff, a ¢om- BILL KOROFF DIES SATURDAY L) panion of Mr. Koroff's boyhood q days in Russia, though hosts of ends both in the State of Wash- ington and Alaska mourn his A death. |Funeral Services for Well —Funer will be held on Wednesc 28, at 12 Known Russian to Be bllEk, 1n the, Ghandl of-the GLAE Held Wedncsday arter Mortuary Interment will Bill Koroff, 39 y s of 2 and a native of the State of Caukasia Russia, died on Saturday evening at St. Ann’s Hospital from eirrho- sis of the liver for which he had The production of briar root for smoking pipes dates back to 1860, when a French firm found it to be of excellent quality for that pur- pose, been receiving freatment for sev- eral weeks. e Mr. Koroff came to the United |States as a youth in 1613 and |lived in Port Angeles, Washington {and the vicinity of Seattle until 1915, when he first came to Alaska He went directly to Fairbanks at WEDNESDAYS that time and worked in the placer e o mines of that district until coming SATURDAYS to Junaeu four years ago. Sihce his arrival, Mr. Koroff has been M: ari P employed at the Alaska Juneau ‘\L‘"ddrl" B‘lll Room Gold Mining Company Three married sisters, all of the old home in ssie, and a cousin liv- Revelers Caukasia, Ru. FOR SALE Five Modern Up-to-Date Motion Picture Theatres located in Southeastern Alaska WILL SELL, LEASE OR RENT Any one or all five of these completely equipped modern THEATRES With blqng contracts for major films. For information or appointment R.C.TAYLOR ADDRESS Box Number 1000, care Empire UNITED FOOD CO. "CASH GROCERS Phone 16 We Deliver Meats—Phone 16 — VOTE FOR OSCAR G. OLSON of Cordova, Candidate for Nomination - Territorial Treasurer s reeee e on the Democratic Ticket e e e} FOR INSURANCE See H. R. SHEPARD & SON Telephone 409 B. M. Behrends Bank Bldg. ! e LUMBER Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. —— ALASKA MEAT {T CO. FEATURING-CAKkS1£N'S BABY BEEF-—~DIAMOND TC HAMS AND BACON—U. S. Government Inspected PHONE 39 Deliveries—10:30, 2:30, 4:30 WINDOW CLEANING PHONE 485 T |