The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 3, 1934, Page 2

G e T e R ST e e TR R e it THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE THURSDAY, MAY‘3 1998, ‘dividends on stock previously, pur-| U. S. DEPARTMENT orAGmchmz WEATHER BUREAU chased. Like Father, Like Son e The W National Baby Wee M AKER OF SO Ap 3 et s | he Weather ated for the employes included the AUTMRAPHS flN ¥ iR | (By the U. S. Weather Bureau) ’ Saturday half-holiday which went ; { A 3 |into effect in 1885; the establish-| s 3 It Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, begi ” 9’ anar o A A ra 0 'ginning at 4 p.m., May 3: Our Infants’ Department is nearly bursting DIES SUDDENLY T e and| Probably rain tonight and Friday; moderate southeasterly winds. < n aclt v o ever | uilding 0clation . 1al y ‘n— y i with ¢ thing dedicated to 'make every | Eettimshrgiec s e i _ LOGAL DATA baby comfortable, lmpp\ and healthy. We Jicol W. C. Procter, Who Was worked out in 1900. Provnsmm e | Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity = Weather have 1 «ogsities, éxtravagances, ev- fl & 1 Wilean i | also were made for the emploveiFrankie Bailey Started |4 pm, yesty ..2858. 43 B 18 @iy« ave luxuries. necessities, avagances, | “Started Wilson in Pol-' [stocknolders to be representea by| 4 4 3 '4 am. today . 2064 41 80 SE 14 Rain éfvthing and ativthing a baby may need, at itics. Paisbs: Awk {one of their number.on the bourd| Something—Brought ||& I Noota. todhy w11 s e Tis J e o' ¢ J . ) y of directors of the company. Right Up to Date / ; prices that will pléase. i R In 1889 Mr. Procter married Miss ght Up CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS j TR SR Jane Eliza Johnston of Cincinnati. 5 : i de "en i By BRIAN BELL ! YESTERD. | TODAY. Th had no children. | - I]\z' Pz‘octcrcmar:;ged i cam.f, HOLLRWSED, ON., May 3. —| J | & o m s ek dont 8 paign in 1920 of the late Major|H0UYWo0d s the ‘happy huntinc [~ o5 ghest 4pm. | Lowest4am. 4a.m. Precip. dam, T T e 1%l ground for autograph seekers, | _station temp. temp. | wmp temp. velocity 24hrs. Weather sloe General Leonard Wood for the Re- 3 5 b chviar | | Berrow 6 4 10 8 0 Cld publican presidential nomination. pel]‘mps‘ ke mosL‘ o eA_Lsng ‘1-. 4 | Nc 44 44 . & 3 lection in the movie capital is older Nome 30 30 . 0 Clear He was a director of the National than HolABaL o6l { | Bethel 52 50 | 34 34 a 0 Clear Sweaters Hand made IC‘::nbeBrar;l; ':;“ X'Izl\vm,:l;:kt andlng Nedrifiesaly ibore yodbs i| | Fairbanks 54 54 40 40 4 0 Cldy s Dresses and Cincinnati, i hat ol prankie Bailey, then the toas | Dawson 56 b4 32 84 0 0 Clear * Ry S Broadway, was attending a beef- | {St. Paul - 28 80 12 Trace . Oldy “Monday's Child * steak dinner at a famous old New | | Duteh Harbor 38 38 34 38 16 Trace Rain > . of face’— ) York hotel. She was wearing an | | Kodiak 42 42 | 36 38 6 14 Cldy Pullovers Is fair o I apron, & garment well worth o | |Cordova 44 44 34 3¢ 0 0 Clear 8 Gertrudes for utility but not to be considered | pBop Mattick (above), son of Chick Jurcau ;3 43 3 4 1 40 Rain - an artistic possibility. A fellow | Mattick, famous baseball player of | Sitka = LR 4 10 Pt.Cldy * guest scrawled his name on the| another decade, is getting his start |Ketchikan 54 50 2 42 4 24 Cldy Hosiery 3 apron and an idea was born. | as an infielder with the Los Angeles frince Rupert 52 e 40 4@ 12 12 Rain Y i 1 Miss Bailey recalled. that Lillian | Paseball club of the coast league |Edmonton oSy t 8 B 0 Cldy Shawls Russell had a bedspread with some this year. (Associated Press Photo) | Seattle 56 54 | 48 48 6 18 Cldy * 100 or more names of well- anxn1 : ~ |Portland 56 54 46 48 « M= Cldy * g4 B Wi actresses and actors written on it. | |San Francisco 66 58 5¢ 54 4 0 Clay Bootees " — g i She decided to have the apron bear \a GE sfl E s UUT i = o 5 g 3 A ey the names of famous people and he b t i 1 “Tuesday’s Child Shoulderettes e 3 The barometric pressure rsmains low throughout Alaska and ‘ Tu \A[l:\ 2l : Activities of So-Called|au who coud quality at the dinner \Wo\lun Canada but rising slightly in all portions of Alaska. It is is full of grace”— ) [ Maternitv Homes Now |Were asked' to sign. 1 AwsuN Nfl t southwest of the Gulf with showers over Southern Alaska X . - . ) U . 9 ¥ Original Apron Filled {exeept in the vicinity of Cordova. The weather is cloudy in the cen- Shoes | WiLLAM COOPER | PROCTER * Jnder' Fire in Seattle Later, she elaborated. on the pis *“\ trai Interior and on the Arctic coast, and clear on the Bering Sea Caps ] » oy working the signatures out in| coast and in the eastern portion of the Gulf of ‘ Alaska.. Tem- * ably nevnrvwou}d have been takon SEATTLE, May 3.—Bables “sold" red cotton so the mames. stand out | lmd,‘“(‘ changes have been slight in all districts. * by Mr. Wilson had his adminis- o, "y hothers hospital. bills by | Just as clearly now as they did in| . : tration of Princeton’s affairs been & th|‘he gay '90s. Carriage s Sp-galled,.. Maternity. . nofies, . with | . . &% B PPER WILL GO T : R tranquil and the friends of Mr. vonohoiners compelied to work| The original apren was filled| DAWSON, Y. T, ay 3—The ice, MRS. 1’:0 FATRRANIES ety Iilinois Group Teaches Robes Coats Procter insisted that the contyd- o, ynnaiq bills if babies cannot)-OD& long ago and additions have|in the Yukon River in front o 5 o > versy caused by the terms of his o 514 now have defenders. in a|been made on napkins, parts of |Dawson went out at 9:57 o'clock Home Turkeys Are Beu % * proposed gift was a factor in bring- group of aroused citizens. This wa sable cloths and a towel or two.| Wednesday morning. Mrs. Josephine Tupper, Seventh | m [ Vi |ing it about. brought to light through activiiies| Names of stage stars p.ommm.‘ There are no jams and it is be- Grade teacher, has resigned from | yppaANA, I, May 5.—The new- Bathrobes Mr. Procter was the third of his of workers of the Washington Chil- | before: the movies were born dot lieved the river will be ready for the public school staff here 10|ag ithing in Illinois agricultural Blankets & family to head the Procter and dren’s .Home Society. Homes are |lhe original and some who signed | navigation within a few days from accept a similar position in Fair- | cyoies is the State Association of / Gamble Company, soap manufac- now being fought vigorously, main- |45 stage stars have since become | Whitehorse to St. Michael. banks, it was announced today by |rTyrkey Growers. 4 turers. His paternal grandfalher Jy with publicity. famous on the screen. - Starting as o TRl Gt i |R. 8. Raven, Superintendent of i e ot A1 takaniantion was one of the two founders of the . The Prosecutor's office said it|a “Who's who on the stage” the B!g Allwator s Age Schools. Mrs. Tupper has taught | e ‘Hr’ Hp ";lp iy %mversity i Gowns firm and his father was the first was helpless under the law to ac:|apron broadened its activities to here for 10 years. Prior to coming | > Byl a - ; Sheet and president of the Procter and Gam- with force. Accordingly, the. Giti- | nclude famous folk in other lines. | Placed at 900 Years to suneau she taught several years ‘L’é 2::1?:55:]‘?”50°:e£dg;§:“z;eh": Pillow Case M ble Company. William Cooper Prcc- gens' Committee on Adoption an-;Names of Presidents—William H — in the Fairbanks schools. | bateniinat. s 01,000 AtERvAT ik = ter was born at Glendale, Ohio, on nounced a legislative campaign to| Taft, Calvin Coolidge, Herbert ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, May 1.— i ot i iR ed. at heme.are s‘uperior to those Sets & August 25, 1862, the son of Wil- change the law, Hoover and Franklin D. Roosc- “Old Ponce,” a huge alligator on Ads Pa i ok Wrappers liam A. and Charlotte Elizabeth The newest practices of such|velt are included. And hardly a display in a park here, was about, DAlly Empire Wau Ads Pay |imported. * “Thursday’s Child (Jackson) Procter. He was edu- homes are revealed by Miss Nico- | big movie name is missing. | 500 years old when Florida was dis- — wursday s Gk * cated in the public schools of Cin- line Kildahl, of the :Children’s| The coliection includes approxi- ' covered by Ponce de Leon, the works hard for a living” cinnati and was graduated at the Home Society and is the employ-|mately 700 names. Some 200 or|Spanish explorer, for whom the . t 0 Silk ™ scientific school of Princeton Uni- ment of solicitors. She said: “These | more are dead. | reptile was named P l ll {d /j’_lr T (d lsp 2 C 'S Quilts Kimonas versity in 1883, solicitors put up a sales talk that| “I started to count the ones who| Zoologists have estimated the an "anl C- r ’ Or L uilts Rapidly Promoted the prospective mother be cared|have passed on,” said Miss Bailey. | crusty old fellow was hatched 29 oy . The same year mr. rrocter enier- 10F by the home free on condi-|‘But I soon stopped. Tt was too about 900 years ago. But despite g “PA TCO ed the employ of his father's firm tion she signs a release to thc|iepressing. There were too many.” | his age, “‘Old Ponce” is fairly agile and was promoted from time . to baby. Some solicitors are paid sal-1 The former stage star will be|and has an appetite equal to that Rubber 3 and 1 time until he became general man- aries of $5 or more weekly. Others|75 years old in a few months. |of a dozen lions. Sometimes he eats + « I Q > J ‘11 P ager when the firm :as incorpor- &€ hired on commission. The us- — e 75 pounds of meat at one meal. 1-PLACE CABIN SEAPLANE FOR CTIARTER Sheets 1ece ated in.1890. Upon the death of ual price for babies is $125 and)gpapy, "ATUO TAK He weighs around 1,200 pounds Most Economical Air ’l‘r~xn<pm-tation in Alaska i R Brush his father in 1907 he succeeded to Others range from $75 to $200., No 3 PASSENGERS TO TAKU . R % s * Friday's Child the presidency of the company. Checks are taken. sk IParis Thiskbiseter S L s ot ey is full of woe”— Wool Mr. Procter was responsible for The Panhandle Air Transport PLEASU i Diapers > many of the movements inaugurat- Company seaplane, Patco, Chet Mec- | TOWGI‘S 750 Feet apers Sets ed by the company for the welfarc Lean, pilot, made a flight this . V. KAY—Telephone 5954 and improvement of the conditions morning to Taku with L. H. Smith, | . ’P‘;‘R!S, May 3.—Fixed to the Eif- * of its employees. Tn 1887 he put Miss Mary Joyce, and F. A. Burgy. | ¢l Tower is what is claimed to be o o 5 AN b en s n .x;m (\H';‘;:th mie m-s; tpro!it-shzu‘imz Yesterday, e planie ‘went _to ‘ .‘.)o mlargcsb thermometer in the C. H. Keil—Phone 10, (msuneau(.l)-lo‘:l Chet McLeg Baby \ g WEREH AT SR RS 4 Skagwey with Zalmain Gross and | ¥Orld: . Cable address—PATCO—Juneau " Creepers bonus given to the employees in 3 ' Charles Whyte. Rough water at| It is 750 feet high and is visible ¢ Books cash in proportion to their salaries JA N NAT'“N[SMNM forced tiem to return m night and dfxy, 1,000 electric lights e e 8 Py | 8 S, | | G returned. 8 il 8 crrrrrrreees ¢ s Child reseeeeweeeee. || plan because the employes did not - RS < s 'Lhermometer. since it does mnot 2 3 save their bonus and came to re- PARIS, May 3—The French = measure the temperature, but is ALWA YS has far to go"— gard it as part of their earnings. Government has called upon Japan BARANO¥ "PR SITKA | clectrically connected with a stan- > |Under a new plan the bonus was to observe the nine power treaty| The seaplane Baranof, of the qarq instrument at the base of the limited to. stockholders, but em- to the letter. A straight forward|Alaska -Southern Airways, 15 L0 |Tower. All changes between 90 de- MENUS TODAY i By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE PREPARING HAM SUPREME Dinner Menu Ham Supreme Browned Pineapple Rings Buttered Potatoes Esecalloped Turnips Bread Butter Spring Cakes Coffee Ham Supreme | 10-pound ham; tnree quart$ coud| water, - 8crub ham, place in kettle, add water. Cover, simmer for 1% hours. Let ham cool in Stock, remove and | cut off rind. Fit bam, fat side up in roaster. idd syrup mixture Syrup Mixture Two cups dark brown sugar; 30! whole cloves; one-half cup vine-| gar; one-half teaspoon cinnamon; | one-half teaspoon powdered cloves: ! one g¢up pineapple juice; one cup water. Score the fat side of the ham with back of knife to shape into one inch diamonds. Stick cloves in centers of diamonds. This gives an ornamental top. Press half the su- gar over top of ham, add half the pineapple juice and water. Cover, Bake slowly one hour. Baste fre- quently. Add rest of ingredients and bake one and one-half hours or until ham is very tender. Browned Pineapple Rings Six slices canned pineapple; three tablespoons butter; one-half cup brown sugar; one-half cup pine- apple juice; one-half teaspoon cin- namon; one-eighth teaspoon salt. Heat butter in frying pan, add and brown pineapple. Add rest of ingredients. Simmer for 25 minutes or until pineapple is very tender| and well glazed. Turn frequently to allow even cooking. B.M. Behrends Co., Inc. “Juneau’s Leading Department Store” i teaspoon lemon extract; teaspoon salt; two cups pastry flour; two teaspoons baking pow- der; three egg whites, beaten. Cream butter and sugar. milk, extracts, salt, flour, powder. Beat two minutes. erate oven. Cool IVALDEZ | HAS FIRST WOMAN MAYOR IN ALASKA TERRITORY (Vaidez mlner) Valdez has the distinction of hav- ing the first woman mayor in Al- aska. Mrs. H. P. Sullivan was the re- cipient of that honor at a meeting of the City Council, held at the city hall last Monday night. Although the incoming council \lways votes on the chairman of the board, it has been the accept- ed custom to elect the candidate who received the highest vote in the general election, should he be g to accept. Pleading lack of !time to do justice to the position of Mayor, C. J. Egan, who, receiv- ed the highest vote in the elec- tion, Sullivan. Mrs. Sullivan is & real ploneer sponsible public positions at vari- ous times through the years and in each place she proved a capable and gracious official. Shé has al- ways taken an active part in the civic affairs of the community and was honored by her fellow citizens {to a place on the City Council |last year, and again for the coming ‘wrm, Her selection seems t6 meet with almost unanimous approval. She is the wife of H. P. Sullivan, form- 'l | | one-eighth | baking | Fold | in whites. Half-fill greased muffin pans and bake 15 minutes in mod- | withdrew in . favor of Mrs. ployes were encouraged to join |that class, being assisted in pur- chasing stock on installments from menr pay or in pnymg for it with note has been sent to Tokyo in re- ply to the Japanese Government's| note explaining the Asiatic doe- trine. HAS JOINE! American Beauty Parlor Ruth Hayes Carlson | D THE OPERATING § Where she w rll PERMANENT WAVE $4.75 | your monuments. —adv. e e AFF OF THE Mining Lucation Notices at Em- | old fneml~ and customers. BIG NEWS SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICES~(,ood until May 31 take off at 8 o'clock in the morn- grees and 10 degrees Fahrenheit are ing for Chichagof and Sitka under |jnstantly transmitted and shown { charter to Alex MacDonald, prom- | by red lights against white. inent mining man of the Territory. | RSN, B 75 & | MARBLE WORKS OPEN FOR | BUSINESS A. F. Knight of the Juneau Marble Works, has just arrived from the south after a protracted stay, and _is. now ready again for busi- TELEPHONE 48 Fruits and Vegetables CALIFOBNJA R o GROCERY PROMPT DELIVERY PN iR | ness in all kinds of monumental | and marble work. Gontact him for | | pire. office. requirements i OFFICER 1,645 COAL BUNKERS WILL CLOSE AT 1 PM SATUR DAYS DURING May. June, July and "August ’ K | Your cobperation in placing orders for week-end will be appreciated. ALL TRANSFER COMPANIES and PACIFIC COAST COAL COMPANY ‘Hasn't Reporte(d): i w:th be glad to greet \ A SNOWSTORM pelts his silent call box, on the beat that runs by the mys- terious old DUFRESNE mansion. -~ { y\ J sl ol Model AW-1 35-00 DOWN Lots of Fresh Clean Clot es LJTTLE EFFORT GR,EAT ECONOMY "GENERAL ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE Safeéty ‘Wringer Vitmus Enamel Tub $6500 4l“ w6 pound Capacity NO OILING Steel Frame .$5.00 MONTHLY of Valdez and has held several re- | or two persons for $8.00 Operators*—ALSIE J. WILSON 4 RUTH HAYES CARLSON AMERICAN BEAUTY PARLORS et United States Marshal for the Third Division. ——————. two-thirds cup milk; one teaspoon vanilla; one-quarter tea- speon almond extract; one-guarter, Rum bottles dating from the days of the old Caribbean pirates still are washed up in the surf off the Honduran coast. Seward St. near From AND 501 ~ Police sirens shriek tbrm‘h the whining gale which cloaks th lln- | tery of the— 1 MOCKIN,G HOUSE . Starts MONDAY MAY 7 in the EMPIRE | ¢ | | | [ JUNEAU—Phone 6 Alaska Electric nght & Power Co. DOUGLAS—Phone 18 Ph s ARt A @ FOR VERY PROMPT DET)!VERY' J _UNEAU LIQUOR CO PERCY RE!NOLD!, Manager e Alasias ey " » D o