The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 19, 1934, Page 8

&8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1934. SENIOR GIRLS |TROY SEEKS T0 COMPETING FOR UNCOVER SOURCE THREE PRIZES OF LABOR “AD" ity Baseball League|Advertisement Ap pearing Launches Season Ticket | in Seattle Paper Is Sale, Hanging Up Prizes | Being Investigated y of the Juneau | ating class of afternoon three pr Baseball League ed the Gov. John W an invest zirl member yetition for today Presi- nced heimer ization ! 25, $15 and $10, jon of the wir orders or Twenty s of 15 the compe- irst 20 to apply lzheimer's office in will be en- « s to sell, he etc. For de cerning actual conditions here in Ala: $1 to the ) yesterday Jean Carlson, ce Morris. of the Hish| Information 1 1, Sew- aska Troy id ey 1er Niemi ery effort would the source s was giver [CONSTRUCTION OF | CONCRETE CULVERT {laska Sea Lion Bill Approved by House Committee | NEARS COMPLETION — Work is nearing complgtion on WASHINGTON, April 19.— |the construction of an arched con- The House Merchant Marine |crete culvert to protect the flume and Fisheries Committee has |carrying water from the Alaska approved of the measure in- Electric Light and Power Company troduced by Alaska Delegate A. |power house under Willoughby J. Dimond to repeal laws pro- |Avenue. ! hibiting hunting sea lions in The culvert, which is being con- | | | structed with Alaska waters. The sea lions reinforced concrete | are enemies of the salmon. ‘hy the G. E. Krause contracting oo firm, will be 46 feet long, 11% feet | wide at the base and 5% feet high | [.u the center. After the comple- - {tion of the culvert it will be cov- | that | ered to the street lewel, so ffic may pass over it. nissing man }spokr to or saw the m {after he parted campany with ' N Hendrickson have been without result. He owns a boat tied up at the upper City Float and Federal Municipal and Federal Of-|officers expected 1o drag the, wat- . ers near it today. It is possit ficers Asked to Locate |they said, that he might have M. . |sone there to spend the night and | Man Missing 5 Days |8c " Crervoara, . No sign that T ! he had entered the boat was visivle (Continuea irom Page One) | when it was examined. It is kncwn | he had been on it earlier in the rickson The latter and |day, or and cieancd K 1, finally leadir up s in order as to blows, Katainen stri he had left it then. in the face. About mid he |and Hendrickson left tue bath ed to town | house and w | | Scparaie at Bridge They no one on the met . vk Bt onls and to che according to Hendrickson l-) o . inity ¢ y . " A v 5 y could find the time crious. |the officers. At the new rescripiions : b P - S bridge over Gold C v | J Holzheimer was their first | MRS. D. M. DISHAW RETURNS Dar d company. Hendric Three. Oualified r. They had to draw lots, ON THE YUKON FROM SOUTH he went down ndian & €. U iInee ) see who would sell him, but he Witlougl BamERTe Registered was sold before they left the of- D. M. Dishaw returned to | friend named e . BB i hasaRT Sk the: ste last he saw of Ka *H / ACISTS . ne of the unsuccesstl s o e PHARMACISTS gemen. podn hill. G y t. She hastened to the i . e N“‘) .h 1.( s b b Wi death Rosenbaum, questioned by the At Your e sold ticket num- | mother the laiter part of March authorities, said Hendri ar- Service ’ ‘]'“,‘:, - rived at his place at 2 o'clock Sun- = o FRANK McCATFERTY HAS orning. in o state deseribed . will continue right up APPENDECTOMY WEDNE | as “pretty drunk.” Katainen, ac- L] > e 'S:lml:«\ May 6 Frank McCafferty, of the J.p} F'Ul'(!'llu to Hendrickson was also It expected that 950 season | Neau Motor Company, underwent|intoxicated but said he was going ets will be disposed of in this | 3D appendicitis operation at St.|to town and buy r. Butl()r M(luro will be dispo Anit's TRONDMAT ¢ He is Brings in Teeth i The lower part of a set of ficial teeth belonging to Ka and a bath towel were brought to | town Sunday by Hurlia. He said reported to be doing — e The Teal, Capt. Clyde I United States Bureau of - > Drug Co. “Express Money Orders Dell, Fisheries 0UND FOR CORDOVA A, 11 Abbott, Alaska representa- patrol ship, left port today for ithey were left on a table at his Anyiinee of Dupont products, was a Chatham Straits. It will be absent |place by Katainen and he did not ' senger for Cordova on several days marking salmon |discover them until the next day. | steamer Yukon ns for the coming season. AN ettorts to ima anyone who |IINANIAORIAR RO | LUCKIES ARE ALL-WAYS KIND TO YOUR THROAT €€ | smoke Luckies because the finest tobaccos and only the clean center lcaves give Luckies that betcer taste. But they don’tstop there. For throat protection, ‘It’s toasted!” Long golden Copyrieht. 1934, The American XS strands of only the center leaves . . . rolled round, and firm . . . no loose ends. That's why Luckies ‘keep in condition’— do notdry i It’s toasted ” out. Luckies are all-ways kind to my throat. 99 ‘/Luclzies are all-ways kind to your throat OT the top leaves— they're under- developed — they are harsh! SPECIAL PURCHASE! Thru Our New York Buyers ¢ . . . . DRESSES and we are making very attractive prices for FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY Summer’s first holiday ahead! And a grand sale of dresses at hand. Great luck! Now you can buy whatever vou need for your particular cuting! There are dresses here for sports, for evening, for street . . . . for every need of a summer’s da Plenty of white and pastels as well as prin | — $9.95 14 to 44 so Half Sizes Sizes A e s SPECIAL - - $1.50 ‘ EXTRA - - $1.79 New Shadow Proof—Bias Cut SILK DANCE SETS SILK SLIPS and Combinations—Lace Trim, Sizes 32 to 38 NEW BAGS " NECKCHIEFS For dress or sport wear. Wooden bead. ©®The very lat Crochets. New! Values to $6.50. vogue! $1.95 $2.95 $4.45 $1.25 and $1.50 NOVELTY JEWELRY SILK HOSIERY Values up to $3.50 Regular $1.25 in chiffon or service weights VERY SPECIAL! for two days selling— 95¢ to $1.25 2 pairs for $1.75 SPRING COATS If you haven’t bought your Spring Coat yet you are lucky! We have some marvelous buys— that are really smart—and greatly underpriced. S.zes for all! 8995 and $14.50 THE LEADER STORE OPEN EVENINGS George Brothers b 1 50 e S T A