The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 9, 1934, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, APRIL 9, 1934. BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG YOU GUYg GOTTA KEEP YOUR SHIRTS ON=- DO YOU KNOW WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF You EOMBARDED THE PALACE NOW - PLE-HENTY- ( /!7 THE FIRST THING PRESIDENT LOS NOVA - WHAT'S -HIS -~ NAME WOULD DO IS RUB ouT OUR PAL PEPITA --=-- 0O WE WANT THAT= MY COMRADES-7? ' 1 BY DIS TIME, YO' KNOW WAT 7 1 SHOULD BE AM A VER'-VER' UNHAPPY MAN ~ GOOGL. PRES\DENTE i ek BALONEY GET ON ¢ FEET AN’ YA CAN'T 00 SUMP'N4 YA WANT ME TO DO ALL MAR. 18- y BILLE DE BECK WSSEN, SuULLY - HOP (WP TO PEPITA'S HOUSE AND PUT ON A GENERAL‘ @ This contest open to all girls of Juneau frolm'15 to 18 years of age! ® Under auspices of American Legion Auxiliary — ‘and the “Queen” chosén will P ( tarded national progress the past Meat, Spring Style \ D l C P zl J IRISH ARMY =5 Poverdyy sy oty U . aily Cross-word Puzzle PO U Auel S ey S s The Trish republican army, on 1 pound veal steak, 1.pound pork DO CLAS p 2 £ ; the other hand, condemns the new | steak, 8 mushrooms, % teaspoon | | ACROSS Solution of Saxurd.y.nu.—m 6. Clergyman ot @ There are numerous prizes to be given force with vehemence. The blue-|salt, % teaspoon paprika, 6 table- 1. Devise TR el el ot g2 P . H AS AUDPTED shirts of General Eoin O'Duffy| spoons flour, 1 cup water, 3 table- NEWS - [STHIATD] Elflfl [BTA] 5 BT awdy a‘nd all t_}‘at 15 SIDCSYAY W NS fl‘fs also regard it with disfavor, on|spoons -butter. ! | % crawy o° m El « Sperattemoto vontest is to clip the coupon below, fill'it the ground that money is being| Have steaks cut 2-3 inch thick 12. Island sea- MA| 11. English river : . NEw uNiFURM spent to teach the use of arms in|and then cut into 1-inch squares. :',dfl;f;"" Eflmfllfi HBHBGNB zlf g’&';’::l 7 in—and deposlt the coupon at the Juneau a country struggling to banish| Use long metal or wooden skew- FIRE ALARM 13, Possdypit Elli , adovers Drug Company not later than 7 o’clock' Tues- et weapons. ers and alternate pork and veal 14. Great Lake 4. Playing vard World War Prison Plot Village Units Planned on skewers until 8 pleces of meat| The usual quictness of Sunday| i Fulpy fruits 3. Flowed day evening. This coupbn will count for Plans for the mew force Were have been used on each. Sprinkle|morning was disturbed. yesterday| . Bary O 3 P ‘100 votes towards naming the May Queen. Carb to Be Worn by evoived by Defense Minister Aiken| with salt, paprika and flour. Fit |torenoon about 10:30 o'clock by the | 15 Coupled ar Yulsively by Vo8 i TERT Tetsitoninl iGuasd and military experts after almost into small baking pan, add butter [scream of the fire siren calling the| 2. Currents of e two years of study. They contem- | and water. Bake 50 minutes in|firemen to action, Some little delay S e nkdio 31. Compass SRS ‘ plate a volunteer ‘‘sluagh” or troop moderate oven in covered pan.|in learning the location of the fire . Constellation 1. Amw“ntud 5 } [ eSS P SN DUBLIN, April 9.—A gray-greel | jp every,town and village. Turn frequently to allow an even|was occasioned as the call to Cen- Il';ordbol;i Ty 31. O%ean a uniform that made iis first ap-| These companies will be organ-| browning. Cook whole mushrooms |tral came in from a party ling. AlGE quar- M[1 BEIE O8] 1 IN] EBBB VAL pearance -among the huddled in-|iged into areas under local com-|5 minutes in 2 tablespoons but-|But shortly came word “Balogs 20, Narrs Binaus (AID{E[NEHORIE[ATOPHSMIE]E] . Device for mates of a, German prison camp miitees., The areas in turn will be |ter and stick on the ends of each|house” and a quick run to the! b Hflu‘fi.‘ 7 RS . Laah O sy in 1916, has been adopted by the grouped into military districts un-| portion. Arrange on browned pine- |vicinity w: i i army Srollavar. eoclnily v o 41, Game fish i o i S 3 y was made but the fire had | ‘35 Homeofa = 45. Sced coveri repetition 4’ R, I HEREBY NOMINATE Free State's new, tefritorial army’ | dr egular, army affie | apple. been extinguished by neighbors, A| = Biblical 49 Tree . © Bowk T : The uniform was designed by Sir | short circuit in a light extension | witch §1. Endure plant 1 it dahned | Browned Pineappie ; b exte . Japanese coln 52, Mentally sound 1. Stoppen . Ale; comb. Roger Casement when he p cord started a blaze in window | Insect 3 way of 2. Reside to recruit, from the hundreds of | 4 tablespoons butter, 8 slices of| | . . - WO Were Suam asl . Having made a eagle 3. Flrst-man 46. Bombastic talk Teish prisoners &4 the’ tamp) & epe- | pineapple, % cup pineapple juice, | . ' and left a. hicle. on . Teaced by 47. Genealogical r s : ) ! | 3 the only damage. will Tunners smell recon cial Irish brigade with which to |1 tablespoon lemon juice. p TR L . German state '56. Conclude . Pronoun 50. Angry for QUEEN OF MAY By MRS. ALEXANDER GEOR&E Heat butter in frying pan. Add A CHEESE SUGGESTION plneapp]e and brown quickly. Add When a e calls for cheese, "ulces cover and cook five min- it can be cut into small pieces, us- | utes. Carefully remove pineapple harry England. MRS. DICKENSON SURPRISED Arms Fraternity Seen Few of the prisoners enlisted, A group of ladies surprised Inga however, and the project already | ing a sharp knife, or it can be‘shces to serving platter and top|Dickenson on her birthday Satur- was a failure when Sir Roger grated. The first method is much | with meat sticks. Garnish ' with|day evening at the home of Mrs. bearded the German submarine quicker. parsley or cress. Serve at once.|A. Shudshift. Five tables of bridge that took him to Ireland—and ‘ were played. Mrs. Charles Holmer eventual death on the scaffold as a traitor. The government Dinner For Six Meat, Spring Style Creamed Potatoes | To cut angel food or sponge | cakes use two forks and break the won first prize for high score, Mrs, (Sign your name here) Frank Pearce consolation and Mrs. | hopes the new l I | slices apart. If a knife is pressed|Jack Sey cut prize. The guest of | 100 Im organization, by bringing together Browned Pineapple {into the light cakes they are like- |honor was presented with an elec- w . fo f y o old comrades-in-arms, will do Bread Butter ly to become heavy. {tric percolator. SR £ that has, it is pointed out, re-| Washington Cake Coffee Daily l:mph'e Wan. Afln Pay SPECIAL MUSIC //// i e R FRE BTG PN TR An appreciative audience heard / .. XI5 JUBt DU DR, S8 SOk This coupon to be DEPOSITED at the . N ity Cathedral of Juneau at the regular Sunday service of St. Luke’s Juneau Drug Company NOT lnter than TR M., Apnl 10. | Episcopal Church last evening. Fol- lowing their appearance the mem- bers of the choir were enteuxined' until ferry time at the home or Mrs. Charles Fox. -+ ea B/ aua //%%fll lllfl%// i MY MmN ANEN aEE 2N W | | 7071 | NOTICE TO DELINQUENT mxés”ofi REAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF JUNEAU, ALASKA. TO WHOM IT MAY QONCERN: NOTICE is hereby given that ghe Delinquent Tax Roll of Real Property for the City of Juneau, Al- | aska, for the years 1930, 1931, 1932, and 1833 has been completed and is now open for public inspection at the office of the City Clerk, and tha tthe same will be presented to the District Court for the Territory | of Alaska, Division No. One, at Juneau, Alaska, on the 17th day of April, 1934, for judgment and order’ of sale, The following list shows th tracts as shown by the said Delinquent Tax Roll, ! 0 | Keeping Prices Low!! { s This season we have made an unusual ef- | ! fort to keep otir prices at the lowest pessible | l level and still maintain the quality standard ‘v The Florence Sho ] | | Permanent Waving a Florence Holmquist, PHONE 427 Behrends Bank Bullding Get Your Block Wood NOW -~While It Lasts of the store. i Advancing wholesale costs made it difficult but by careful planning: we are able to offer the amount of tax, | penalty, and interest thereon, and to whom asssessed: ! DELINQUENT TAX ROLL OF REAL PROPERTY FOR THE YEAR 1930 | To Whom Assessed Description of Property Tax Penalty Interest Total | Julius Johanson Estate . Block 114, Lot 3—1/3 Lo tand Cabin $ 9.00 $ 90 $249 . § 1239 N 358 | Andrew Jolinson ... ...Block 31, Lot 3—Part of Lot and Cabin, 4 1 16x25 . 3.60 36 .01 497 o ‘\Jim Lloyd Estate ‘Lot 50x50 and Cabin South side W. 7th 8t 3.60 .36 1.01 4.97 | Albert Malzo ................ -Foundation apd Cabin North side W 11th St. 1.80 18 50 248 {Lena K. Marshall ... Foundation, West 10th St. 1.80 A8 46 244 ® {David Perrin ... .....Foundation and Cabin, Tract C 7.20 2 2.02 9.94 |Jack Scandon Estate .......Foundation & Cabin, North side W. llth Bt 5.40 54 1.51 745 1 | $ 32.40 326 $900 §44.64 b | DELINQUENT TAX ROLL OF REAL PROPERTY FOR THE YEAR 1931 f Julius Johanson Estate .........Block 114, Lot 3—1/3 Lot and Cabin -$ 9.00 $ 9 $177 $ 1167 b | Andrew Johnson ...Block 1, Lot 3—16'x25" Lot and Cabin . 3.60 36 2 468 TR , o Y it } Jas, Lloyd Estate 8 W S Tth St.—Lot 50'x50’ and Cabin 3.60 36 2 468 LB SR i " ' for | Albert Malzo ... N § W 11th St.—Foundation and Cabin 1.80 18 36 234 -~ Lena K. Marshall ". .N S Wil0th St.—Foundation 3.60 36 2 468 Y9.5 Mrs, Estella Mason . Block 2, Lot 3 Nelson Park Add—Lot only. 360 36 12 4.68 Ben Melvin . lock 2, Lot 10 Nelson Park Add.—Lot only 2.25 23 A4 292 &i James Nicholas . Tract ottage No. 3 . ¥ 5.40 54 1.08 1.02 WIN C EANI David Perrin Foundation and Cabin—Tract C 7.20 a2 144 936 ] f 7 b, N Lizzie Peterson N § W 7th St—Lot 50'x50°' and Cabin 7.20 2 144 9.36 5 4 7 . Sadie Rogers Es! " lock 31, Lot.2—Lot and Building . . % 9.00 5 177 11.67 PBONE ‘85 ® Jack Scanlon Estate N § W 11th St—Foundation and Cabin ... 5.40 54 1.08 7.02 < Ay & 7 O et i ¥ $ 61.65 $ 6.1 $1226 $ 80.08 DELINQUENT TAX ROLL OF REAL PROPERTY FOR THE YEAR 1932 |Julius Johanson Estate ~Block 114,.Lot 3-+1/3 Lot and Cabin $ 9.00 $ 80 $105 § 1095 3 B | Andrew Johnson -Block 31, Lot 3—16'x25' Lot and Cabin .. 3.60 36 43 4.39 |Jas. Lloyd Estate W Tth St—Lot 50'x50’ and Cabin ..... 3.60 36 43 4.39 ® Albert Malzo .., Foundation and Cabin—North side .. 1.80 18 22 2, &Q BE AR], 2 Ly 45 Lena K. Marshall . Lot and Poundation—N. Side W. 10th St. 3.60 36 43 4 H. R S P & SON P Mrs. Estella Mason lock 2, Lot 3 Nelson Park Add.—Lot only . 3.60 .gg 43 4.3 Telephone 409 BM. M M Bldg. Ben Melvin . Block 2, Lot 10 Nelson Park Add.—Lot only.. = 225 21 27 T Bl nd 2 James Nicholas Track C—Cottage No. 3 4 5.40 54 65 6.59] ans, Blues and Grays in David Perrin . ‘oundation and Cabin—Block C 7.20 n 86 818 e Eaeraece o } 4 i vP y Sad;e Rosegz Estate . “!’ock 3:1, Lot 2—Lot and Building 9.00 90 1.05 1095 ¥ % ; ttractive Patterns! Jack Scanlon Estate undation and Cabin—N. Side W. 540 % 6 ALASKA A IR EXPRESS terns Charlie Scott ...... oundau:n and Cabin—S. Side W. 10th $f 1.80 g: 22 :g { £ TS Maggie Thomas .. ..Block 213, Lot 6—Lot only oy 3.60 a6 43 PN & Netw, Perfect Fitting Styles! Fannie Williams Block A Lots 1 and 2 and Building . - - Lockheed FO&MS { ;ulnnc 3 3 3 $ 6885 $680 $817 $88391 2 g CKE { Plenty of Long Wearing Worsted Fabrics! DELINQUENT TAX ROLL OF REAL PROPERTY FOR THE YEAR 103 : 8.7V HICREY 5 §-: : Eric Eichil .. Block 4 m 3 Nelson. Park Add.—Lot and § Katherine Hugh No. side W, TiE B Ak im B %A atherine Hughes .. 0. side 1 Foundation an z 33 10.28/ COME AND SEE THEM! Julius Johansen Estate Block 114, Lot 3—1/3 Lot and Cabin . 9.00 90 3 102 UN l m F DQD Co ' Andrew Johnson lock 31, Lot 3—16'x25' Lot and Cabin 3.60 36 13 4.10] Carl E. Johnson North side W. 8th_St.—60'x100' and Cabin 10.80 1.08 “42 12.30 James Lioyd Estate St. Tide Lands—Lot 50x50 ' Tt S B R bu{eei ‘Meats—Phone Albert “Malzo 180 18 o Y Phone 16 WJ » Mrs. Estella Maso l Nblwn Park Add—Lot only. .. 3.60 .36 14 4, ‘ ¥ Ben Melvin .. hm Purk Add~Lot only. 225 2 09 Jas. Nicholas A 5.40 54 21 ) PY David Pertin Jflmk c, Lot n.—-rbundnuon and Cabin ... 720 a2 28 UT YOU R FUEL IL! [ i 4 ‘ » Lizzie Peterson N. side, W. Tth Tide Lands—50'x50° Lot ' Sadle Rogers Estate Bl ;ngl ot %ot wia B Gl 0 i 2 3 “" Let us clean your unnu pow with ¢ e Rogets Estal loc} and Building 3 9.00 90 33 g <6 . 29 Jack Scanlon Estate No. sidé W: 11th St.—Foundation and Cabin 540 54 21 - H The Clothin g Man’ Charlie Scott 480, Bide W. 10th §f—Foundation and Cghin 180 18 0F TORNADO FURNACE : VACUSM ) Sam Scott 0.3 ...... 1;553 ‘g ,tz Gets ”m u di¥t in ‘évery nook arid- cofner P l : T 9.00 90 33 s, “It Always Paysto Buy at Graves” R LR arm ine 0 ¥ g i g y v $11565 $1157 $438 $131.80 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 hl'e hereunto set my hand and afixéd the official seal of the City of Juneau, Alaska, this 19th day of Mu’uh. 1934, (SEAL) A. W. HENNING, I(u.nlclp‘l Clerk. h N e e— 7 n & ST i