The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 2, 1934, Page 5

OH-YES- YYOU MUST OIGN FOR ANY- THING THAT HAS BEEN, L CHARGED=- AN' IF ANYMORE THINGS ARE CHARGED- 'LL SEND 'EM BACK: ALL YOU DO 1S TO BUY THINGS-I'™M GQONNA PUT A STOR TO I\ T- FOR GOODNESS SAKE: DADDY- WHY PiC ON ME? THAT HAT WAS ORDERED AND CHARGED BY MOTHER - F. HENNING AND | M. PETRICH, HIGH BOWLERS Postponed {Match/ to Be Played in Elks’ Mixed | Tourney This Evening On Saturday sht one match was bowled by each of the leagues engaged in the cuwrrent mixed tournament at the Elks club and the winning teams were: Siamese, who took two out of three games from the Arabs; the Irish with two wins out of three from the Finns and the Brazilians who de- feated the Canadians two out of three games. Finals in the present tourna- will be played on Thursday Tonight a postponed match night will take place between teams of Asiatic League at the follow- hours: :30 o'clock, the ing ;¢ ese. 8 9 ese High score made on Saturday was 567 totaled by F. Henning of the Canadian League with a single game high of 197. Mrs. Petrich, of the Brazilians, made high total among the women bowlers present with 428 and a single game high of 156. Mrs. I. Taylor, who was ab- sent had an average of 453. Individual scores made Saturday night were: Asiatic League, Saturday, March 31 Japanese vs. Siam- Arabs. Chin- Persians vs. Siberians vs. :30 o'clock, :30 o'clock, Winter to the contrary, basebal (left), manager of the New York Beach, Fla, his first concern was the condition of Carl Hubbejl, south. naw who did much to bring the Gia Associated Press Photo) |, WHAT 2 S\ DOUGLAS NEWS DOUGLAS HAS * BEGISTRATION - OF 24 VOTERS Election Tomorrow to Be | Enlivened by Several ‘ Special Issues With a total registration of 224 as against 209 last year and about that the year or two previous, an | unusually large number of votes should be cast in the municipal election to be held here tomorrow. | The hours of voting are between 9 am. and 7 p.m, and voting place |at the City Hall | There are two candidates for mayor, A. E. Goetz and A. E. | Johnson; five candidates seek po- sTiions on the council, three only :or whom can be elected. They are Joe Riedi, James Sey, Hans Loken, | A. F. Granberg and Adolph Hirsch, | candidates, with one to be elected; |they are Mrs. Richard McCormick, (W. E. Feero and Robert Bon- !l is in the air. When Bill Terry incrv Jr. Giants, called his men to Miami Special Issues nts a world championship last year. are not the only issues this year or the voters to decide. There is b DE MOLAY DANCE WILL' the question of the ordinance that | be done during the year on that duarters at Portlock and Port Gra- would permit the city council to An informal dance will be given|Over the streets of Douglas when Our Services to You | p e e Free Delivery - ——— Juneau Cash Grocery CASH GROCERS Corner Second and Seward | N GES il MMM it [0 ] ' Bond Issue highway, the only possible way is | Most important however is the issue of whether permission may be had by the city officidls to| |bond the city for a federal loan | to take care of necessary municipal | improvements such as streets, sew- jers and a- fresh water system. | With the building of the bridge jover the channel and natural in- crease in population, considerable improvement will be absolutely ne- cessary to accommodate such in- crease of growth. Present re- 1sources are lacking. Taxpayers can not be expected to donate, so | the opportunity of a federal loan is the only escape. . Other towns |in Alaska are seeking similar loans | and' the present advantageous con- ! ditions upon which loans are !granted should not be passed up by Douglas, it is said. CITY STATEMENT The past year has been a little better for the City of Douglas than for the past ten years. | The revenues for the past year are approximately as follows: Taxes for 1033 $ 471545 Lot Sales and delinquent | taxes 569.38 | Federal licenses . 1,054.34 ‘Local licenses - 158.00 Miscellaneous, leases and | rents B By 815.00 ‘Wharf, profits, approx. 3,500.00 | Total $10,812.17 | This amount is about $500 above the average revenue for the past several years, and the city can be | For school board, there are three | ryn on that amount as it has been ! for the past few years. That amount, however, barely permits the maintenance of the public ]school‘ lighting streets, only the necessary wharf and float repairs, The selections of mayor, council- (and a minimum of expense to-|foF furnishing all labor and ipler- | {men and school board member|wards the repairs and maintenance 1318 and performing all work for | of the streets and sewers. | That is absolutely all that can |amount of revenue. If the city 1 grant bus franchises being sought|hopes to see the proposed phms:"he date of opening bids on the| : ! by W. M. Bacon of Juneau and|for the city streets, sewers and 2P0Ve named two school buildings | RITE TEMPLE TON[GHTJ the North Gray Line to operate|water system improvements carried|fom May 3, 1934, to May 10, 1934, on to better prepare the civy forja" the hour specified. the coming of the bridge and the THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS e The Gastineau Begin and End at the Gang Plank of Every Passenger-Carrying Boat e Phone 58 S Arabs Miss Taylor ... 140 140 140—*420 Bobeaon L TR O i P L it i b O e B0 169 188 156— 515 BE HELD AT SCOTTISH 54 154 154—v462 i 1 20 G ime O bl 154 154 154—°462 Siamese i T SaTn = Mrs. I Taylor 151 151 151—*453 T"‘;]f,__ i R reets Halm e L U TR el b v in the Scottish Rite Temple this|the bridge is built. Dr. Williams ... 136 161 111— 403 s evening by the Order of De Molay. | — — —- — Grand Chief of The dance is invitational, it was| Totals ... 458 483 433 1374 announced, | European League Brotherhood Is g | Music for the occasion will be Finns Sent to Prison furnished by the De Molay or-| Miss Hansen. 120 111 106— 337 | chestra. Lavenik 184 184 184—*552 CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 2. — Caro (Garn)... 128 132 137— 397 Alvanley Johnston, Grand Chief of | invited to the affair tonight. | i 5 @7 @ 125 he Brotherhood of Locomotive B — | otals 4 6 i i } of Yok 0 Engineers, and C. Stirling Smith, L("'A'f’ Ilulustry i ri have been sentenced from one to o Ml'fl- Waugh ... 119 i }?[;:‘1;29 30 years each in prison for mis- Head Says Recovery Pullen 175 17 5 application of funds and false en-| . a/.... J7J b8 1 Walmer ... 15¢ 147 122— 423 try linked with the failure of the 15 [Yow. Underway —= —= —= — gStandard Trust Bank. | 2 Totals . 448 475 424 1347 i | NEW YORK, Apnll z,_::- American League H | dustrial recovery, in the opin- Canadians Richard Evans Now | ion of Alfred Sloan, General Mrs, G. Messer- | Eklutna Postmaster| Motors President, is under way schmidt 118 118 118—*354 WASHINGTON, April 2. — The with “irresistible force.” F. Henning 180 197 190— 567 Post Office Department has named 5 This is the statement made Dunham 155 155 155—*465 Richard Evans to be Postmaster in a pamphlet issued today —- —- —- —— at Eklutna, succeeding Charles E which centains the report for 452 470 1933. Totals 463 1386 Smith, who has resigned. DAILY SPORTS CARTOON < IN'1928 HE PaLLIES SENT HIM TO TE STLOUS CARDINALS FOR . IRGIL DAUS X .— DAVIS UWENT BACK TO L ST LOUIS 5 WHEN JIMMY WAS TRADED To PHILADELPHA IS PAST WINTERS /47 £ o 10 St ‘ < HE RETURNS-TO THE AL HONE - TOWN 1IN THE QUAL ROLE OF ‘CATCHER - MANAGER~, WINDOW —By Pap it CLEANING PHONE 485 i ;co get the permission from con= | 8ress to bond the city for a loan to| carry out the plans, and make | the much needed improvements with. These proposed plans will be an asset and a saving to the: city, and that will mean less taxes in the years to come. CALL ¥OR sIDS SEALED BIDS, in triplicate, will be received until 9:00 am. May 10, 1934, at the office of the Com- missioner of Education at Juneau,! Alaska, and then publicly opened.; for furnishing all labor and mater- ials and performing all work for | the construction of the four-room ' addition to the present Kodiak School, at Kodiak, Alaska. | SEALED BIDS, in triplicate, will; be received until 9:00 am. April| 21, 1934, at the office of the Com-l missioner of Education at Juneau, Alaska, and then publicly opened, | for furnishing all labor and mater- | (ials and performing all work for| | the construction of the four class- {room school building, except for plumbing and heating, at Craig,1 | Alaska. | SEALED BIDS, in triplicate, will {be received until 9:00 am., May| 10, 1934, at the office of the Com- missioner of Education at Juneau, Alaska, and then publicly openéd, for furnishing all labor and mater- | :ials and performing all work for !the construction of the four class-| room school buildings, except for plumbing and heating, at Unalaska | {and Afognak, Alaska. | NOTICE OF CHANGE IN BID DATES | SEALED BIDS, in triplicate, will 'be received until 9:00 am., May} '10, 1034, at the office of the Com- | missioner of Education at Juneau, | Alaska, and then publicly opened, the construction of the one class- room school buildings with living! ham, Alaska. This call changes| | The plans, specifications and | ;specla! provisions may be examined 'at the City Clerk's Office and Lumber Mills in the larger towns |in Alaska. | All bids must be in accordance with the Plans and Specifications and Instructions to Bidders. | The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. ANTHONY E. KARNES, Commissioner of Education, | Juneau, Alaska. Telephone 62 Telephone 62 { Krafft | Cabinet Shop MILLWORK ‘ Window, Plate and Auto GLASS Moulding, Panels and Hardwood i | | | i SECOND AT FRANKLIN Service Is Our Motto A'S SANDLOTS %, , FOR WALLS AND WOODWORK WALL. DURA A SUPERIOR CLASS OF GOODS SOLD FOR LESS MONEY BY THE IDEAL PAINT STORE PHONES 83 OR 85 THE SANITARY GROCERY “The Store That Pleases” (44 TEAS SPICES ROASTED, BLENDED, AND VACUUM SEALED BY NATIONAL GROCERY CO. 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