The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 31, 1934, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1934. DOUGLAS NEWS RETURNING TO DOUGLAS Angus Gair was a passenger for his home here on the Northland today after spending a month see- ing the ghts in the Puget Sound metropolis. Mrs. Gertrude Laugh- lin is expected to leave Seattle today on the Yukon after a cou- ple of months' visiting there with her daughter, Mrs. Virginia Mich- aels. - e —— FROM WESTWARD Frank Pettygrove on the Alaska from Seldovia where he has been spending the winter. He expetcs to remain here for the summer. - DOUGLAS P. A. A. TO HOLD MEETING THURSDAY The regular April meeting of the Douglas Parent, Teacher Asso- ciation will be next Tuesday night at 8 o'clock in the high school as- sembly hall. The ahnual election of officers for the. cothing * year will be held and the following pro- gram will be given: Piano solo—Helen Edwards, | arrived here | “Little Cooks are We,” Pirst and Second girl -graders. “O, Where Has My Little Dog| Gone,” song by First and Second | boy graders. Accordion solo—John Niemi. Address — ‘‘Pioneer Women of Yesterday,” by Hazel James Fer-| guson. ! #ocal solo—Geneva Feero, ac-| companied by Miss Pimperton. >, 7 REGISTRATION - EXCEEDS THAT OF ONE' YEAR AGO The Douglas registration, up to last night, exceeded by nine, the total of last year, Further regis- tration will increase this total by|*f the time the books are closed to- night. The registration up to last night was 217, e CARD OF THANKS We express our deep appreciation and thanks to the many friends for the acts of kindness shown and for the expressions of extended during the illness ter Particular thanks is extended Father Kashevaroff. —adv. K. B. SATHER. - T song by sympathy | 3 and | loss of my beloved wife and daugh- | ** i | Douglas Church Services Notices for this cnurch column| Xmust be received by The Emplre‘; | not later than 10 o'clock Saturday: |morning w guarantee change of| sermon topics, ete. —_— i 5 Congregational Community | | Church B | REV. J. W. CADWELL, Pastor | 10:30 a.m.—Sunday School. | 11:30 a.m. — Preaching service.| The general public is cordmny invited to anr services. St. Luke’s Episcopal Church No services Sunday. | Douglas Catholic Church | ATTENTION FLOWER ZUYERS For the accommodation of Flow- er Buyers our store will be open until 9:30 this Saturday evening and from 10:00 a. m. to 2 p. m tomorrow. JUNEAU FLORISTS Phone 311, Shattuck Bldg adv. “HOW COME?™ The charge is being industriously circulated that Mayor Goldstein has been drawing a s ioner while permitting someone else on the y payroll to do the work. the Mayor is a grand chiseler. WHAT ARE THE FACTS? lary as street In other words, that Under Mayor Judson last year there was a fore- sidewalk and sewer repair man in charge of street, work and hydrant inspection. He was retained in that capacity when Mayor Goldstein assumeq office —+at the same wages, $6.00 per day. of the Judson regime the street foreman was paid $9 a day, another man drew down $150 a month as the hydrant inspector—and check every month. ’NUFF SED. As a matter of fact, the Mayor’s duties go far beyond those of a street commissioner. business manager of a corporation that receives and disburses around $’00 000 a year, and Juneau has reached a point in its growth that demands the full time of an executive to direet increasing civic activitie serious and sometimes complex nature are constant- Juneau needs a manager to watch the corners, one who is trained to be on the alert for savings, to see that the City gets value for what it spends, one who has vision and commen sense Do the people of Juneau believe that Mr. Gold- stein has earned his salary A lot of them seem to think that he well earned his salt when he persuaded the Government { ly aris:ing. i ; months 1: hen see! i ha ; his aaministration i f ss wi eccncy”’ next Tuesday when they S g o [ £ LU | . I"er Maycr— : g Fer Councilmen — RALPH H. BEISTLINE, to put through the great Willoughby Avenue project. will giv and I. GOLDSTEIN HENRY MESSERSCHMIDT and WALLIS S. GEORGE an overwhelming indorsement of policy of In other years Mayor got his $250 He is the its many and New problems of a of $225 the past 12 “progress with LIGHT WHERE YOU NEED IT —Back of the Davenport ~—OQwver the Book Case —Owver the Kitchen Sink —OQver the Bdath Mirror —Complete with 75 watt bulb— $1 95 Alaska Blectric Light & Power Co. JUNEAU—Phone 6 - J i daasan o a Uit DOUGLAS—Phone 18 g s i B L % b Sunday services: 9:30 am-~+Holy Mass. 1:00 pm.—Sunday School. ——.,— CANDY FOR TER Helene Ardelle’s Famous Candy| lin one-, two- and three-pound boxes at GUY SMITH'S DRUG| STORE. Remember her with a box of sweets on Easter. —adv.| 1 | CANDY FOR EASTER | Helene Ardelle’s Famous Candy in one-, twe- and three-pound |boxes at GUY SMITH'S DRUG | STORE. Remember her with a | box of sweets on Easter. —adv. (JUNEAU PARTY IS AT 3. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRIOULTURE, WEATHER BURRAU Time 4 pam, 4 am, yest'y today Noon today The Weather My the U. 8 Wéathér Baresw) Forecast for Juneam and viginily. beginning a4 4 p.m, March 31: Statlon Barrow Nome Bet hel St. Paul Dutch Harbor Kodiak E Ketchikan Prince Rupert Edmonton Seattle Portland San Francisco Rain tonight and Sundgy; moderate southeasterly winds. Carrington, S ; P. H. Adams, LOCAL DATA Seattle; Ro; Tays, Seattle; Barometer Temp, Humidity Wind Velocity Weathe: | James Starr, Seattle; W. Shepard, 29.82 40 84 s 10 Rain |Seattle; A. C. Smother, Seattle 29.68 37 91 SW 2 Cldy E. Ives, Seattle; R. Lamping, Se 29.65 44 86 w 5 Qidy attle; Ray Waite, Seattle; “Ueorge CABLE AND RADYO REPORTS L. Burnett, Seattle; Phil Kendrick, Seaftle; Vernon Jackson, YESTERDA | TODAY A Brnest. Springer, Seattle; — Montgomery, Seatile; C. Doupe,Se-! Highest 4pm. | . Lowest4am. sam. Precip. 4am. |attle; W. W. Lawwence, . Seattle; ! temp. temp, | temp, temn vagadu W& Weather | Jack DeMerchant, Seattle;. Peter 0 0 5 |, .6 Cldy,{ Bardon, , Seattle;; Robery Johnson, 36 34, 14 14 6 0 Clear | Seattle; John , Stayr, . Seattle; L.' 42 42 | % 26 0 Q Clear | Simpson, Seattle; Harry, Sherwood | 50 48 12 12 4 0, Clear {Seattle; Gordon Neal, Seattle; 30 30 D | 0 Clear | Charles Ogrosky, Seattlp; FredA.| 36 36 [ %0 82 10 Trace Cldy | Dendon, Kodiak | 38 38 | 30 30 0 04 Clear Alaskan ! 36 6 | 30 32 4 22, Pt.Cldy J. H. Holt, U,,S. N.; Fred A.‘L 46 44 5 38 38 4, Trace Cldy | Henton, Kodiak; Charles L. Parker, | 40 10 g N 2 03 Cldy | Gustayus; Jack Higgins, . DuPont 49 pid 3, — — 0 Cldy | Jack Haiteman, Windham; T, Er 46 44 40 40 4 38 Cldy | ickson, City. | 5% 523 40 42 16 18 Cldy 2o 54 46 28 28 0 18 Cidy 60 54 46 48 10 02 Rain| D‘“Y‘anirc Wau. Ads Pay 58 56 48 50 8 06 Cldy - 66 62 54 54 8 0 Clear . e AT THE HOTELS . ® 9 & 8.4 00 000 0 Gastineau ! E. E. Mead, Poil e e Retreat; Glenn' ew The barometric pressure is low throughout Alaska with a mod- erate disturbance central in the Gulf of Alaska attended by rains in the Gulf and Southeast, and another disturbance central in Ber- shewers and snow, flurries in that, area. The pressure is moderately high from the Pacific States westward, comparatively high im Northern Alaska with clear weather and on the Bering Sea coast, risen in the eastern portion of the Gulf and haye, fallen to westward and in the Interior. ing Sea and in accompanied Interior by ALASKA MEAT CO. FEATURING CAkS1EN’S BABY BEEF_-DIAMOND TC HAMS AND BACON—U. 8. Government Inspected PHONE 39 Deliveries—10:80, 2:30, 4:30 e Temperatures have the| | | NOME ACCORDING TO GOLDSTEIN PROGRAM | | The regular broadcast of Ch\rln\ Goldstein, Inc., was received here| | over KNX, Los Angeles, at approx- | | imately 8:15 o'clock last night. In| addition to information directed to| | trappers, fur-buyers and dealers, the announcer advised that Charles| i Goldstein, Lyle Hebert and Joe' Meherin had arrived in Nome on| Thursday and woulg leave today\‘ for the Kotzebue country. it FOOD SALE t Te Girl Scouts will have a Food | | Sale at the Sanitary Grocery Snt-i urday March 31, at 10 am. adv.| | D:lly Emplre Want Ads Pay L | ! LorA MAE ALEXANDER | [l SOPRANO i Vocal Culture-Coaching-| chtlon | | STUDIO—500 Goldstein Bidg. ! PHONE 164 4 DANCE THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS The Gastineau Our Services to You Begin and End at the Gang Plank of Every Passenger-Carrying Boat Sponsored by ¥. Music by the “HAPPY FIVE” TONIGHT A. N. B. Hall A. C. WHERE TONIGHT? Salmon Creek Road House ) Gg_od Beer © Gqu-dW ine =) qud Lunches ® Fine Dancing to the Music of H g_rold and Earl ! COME! DANCE DANCE WEDNESDAYS SATURDAYS Mandarin Ball Room Revelers Wright Bldg., Front St New Fresh Stock Remedies, Toiletries' and Sundnes ALL POPULAR BRANDS George Bros. Grocery Drug Store NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS Drugs, Household GUY L.SMITH DRUGCIST Phone 16 We Deliver 1 UNITED FOOD CO. CASH GROCERS Meats—Phone 16 e i JOHN E. Tkje Independent Candidate for VOTE FOR your City Council @1 am opposed to further city debts. @ If elected will appoint only Alaskans to office. @1 favor an adequate city water supply for fire hazard and commercial purposes. @1 will work for a six-hour-day for labor at a fair living wage. ®No Argument! @® No Statement! Can stand against the testimony of our madny satisfied customers AS AUTHORIZED DEALEBS of the RAY HART BRADER had at miy price! OIL BURNERS @ We are in a position to give you the best to be RICE & AHLERS 0. PLUMBING ~ HEATING s SHEET METAL “We tell in advance what job will cost” PHONE 34