The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 4, 1934, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1934. ™ riday. pight on a trial trip from Seattle e it was buili, S i GABE PAUL IN HOSPITAL #OR MEDICAL TREATMEN Gabe Frul, well wn Junsau me g, tered £ 3 ing, for madl: e, Mr. Paul re- cently from California wkere Be, 7 for his health sev- eral monihs ago and arrived here greatly rroved. AUGUST GHIGLIONE HERE ON WAX, TO EAGLE, ALASKA Augult "Ghiglione was a rorth- bound pasgsengsr on the Princess nd for Eagle, by way of White and the Yukon River, He Wi employed there during the suinter months. While the "temet was in port yesterday he J with his | brother A. P. Ghiglione, resident’ engineer for the Douglag bridge construction for the Alaska Roed Commissicn. T FHED LEHTO GETTING ALONG WELL x4’!‘ ST. $. HOSPITAL Fred’ Lehw, Bt. who has been in 's Hospital for several days receivihg treatment for the effects of drinking chloroform last week, is repgrted to be getting along well, by he;pital authorities, e MRS, 0. 3. REITEN AND BABY AEAVE ST. ANN'S HOSPITAL Mrd 0. 3. Reiten and her baby girl, will leave St. Ann’s Hospital for ir home this afternoon. " MAY OPEN SHOP Mr. and ‘Mrs. M. C. Edson ar- rived/ on the Princess Norah from Great Falls, Montana, yesterday. Mr. n is an experienced beauty O] , and will probably locate in_Jifieau, opening a shop as soon as he finds a suitable location, —— e Selentists urge placing hospitals ;:_xl homes lt points where um- atire and mojsture are unfavor- | ‘and small animal Friday night is a big time for; Douglas people and Juneau t00.| 3 The Douglas Chamber of Com-| - B]::/:g:’ merce is sponsoring a super-ban- | outer gar- ~ ment |quet in commemoration of the starting of the Douklas-Juneau| U SeEmentof a bridge. \ $s, L?ume- Gov. John W. Troy, Mayor I }fi Goldstein and others from Juneau | * that have taken a progressive part 4. in the appropriation program, have 15 already signified their intention ol being present. The big feed will be held at !y, Mike's Place at 7 o'’clock. - Mr.| 22 Busjch is making every preparation for the banquet. He expects a ’g"" “car load” of turkeys.ofn the Nofth %s: Kind of dog IN[EJAIR Wind—Mike says that he wants ;’ 1":&'.‘;“.}."3:’ everybody . well fed. High school 24. Pouch girls, daintily dressed for the oc- |30 Roman Wl Carried Fence placed below the line of vision hus emperor 62. One who casion, will wait on the happy 3% Ceues from | owcuss eaters. ) I 39, nopuua found- 55, Lubricate Those coming from Juneau may | al;o kmd.n g' Lerg.-mgny purchase tickets at Guy L. Smith’s | 41, o ma 88 Benas of the drugstore. In Douglas tickets may | 43. SFte 1ana blue grass ‘measure 1. Break with- be had at Goetz Grocery and at| «. Constellation $ "Sut warning Guy's place. Get your tickets now,! & wm" ke BOWN as only a limited number can be! L ¥ Eccetmlrlic 4 rotatin accommodated. ?".‘ tormer Dlece © B _/ President 2. Gone by GOVT. SCHOOL ACTIVITIES FOR SUMMER ARE OUTLINED ‘The final high jinks attending the moving into the new Govern- ment school and closing of the year's work was held Saturday when an all-day picnic followed by a theatre party was enjoyed by the little folks. Moving began May 19, with a good-bye frolic in the old building. Other high lights were a trip and ice cream party May 23 at which the mothers were guests, and a theatre party May 30. On the serious side, plans for city government for 1934-35 were made. A temporary mayor, council, clerk and marshal were elected. To make the project real, a sum of money has been deposited in the First National Bank at Juneau. The “City” has charge of all school activities, buying supplies and paying by check. Real money is being used in the store, bank, post-office. The value of this move is evident. Domestic art for the coming year has_also begun. The tthird and fourth grades have garments cut, fitted and partly finished. They l . i Solutlon of Yuurdny't Puzzle 9. ane ont . Venture % . Outbuflding | Final . Ofié Who coples 3 F’Iollhlo plpo . Bystems of :nun-cms Gnlwlnl animal Legal action to regain pog. session of al property American | lake Tolerable: eollog. ! . Burn 4 Ralhtss 33, Male chila \ 4 Nn’uvleéun :g o Ih- " i n India . Bar \ 5. Liks 45 Matron™ 6. Velns of & 46. Lamis pen 7. Vault under 47, Substance | the m’m in mak 5. Prgpiietar ot i 3 %_J.‘% 8. 8 manors A | Tader an old b1. Sibed tebelo ‘.’:‘:’:2‘ R Hfll’//éfll’///?l ENEENE «f’fl.fl‘fl v /flli/// thence 8. 33° 55° W. 60043 feet to Corner No. 8, Alaska No. 1 Lt’)dv.m3 page 8, identical with Corner No. 2, Alaska _ iy Book NG. 17, page 469. No, 2 Lode; thence 8. 33° 55° W. Sheelor No 2 Lodé, in Mining 52158 feet to Corner No. 3, Alaska Book No. 7, page 471. No. 2 Lode; thence N. 53° 15 W. Perseverance No. ' 2 u{de i 1,420.83. feet to Corner No. 4, Al- Mining Book No. 7, page 267. aska No. 2 Lode; thence N. 67° 11’ Al R E. along line of mesne high tide of Boor):dilou'l)diag‘: ”I:Ilnlng 9 Klag Bay, 147.38 feet to Corner No. Lod 5, Alaska No. 2 Lode; thence N. 8° ‘E:&nz;:: -quze . 5 / ag 07 .30” E., along line of mesne high | Hdeyof, Kiag Bay. 5003 feét to' yADIY 1640, ag Bay, 5003 feet to'poor No, §, page 299 Corner, No. 6, Alaska No. 2, Lode; | 4 Lode, i inig thence N. 12° 03 W. along line g p';:i i Midia' Book No. of mesne high tide of Klag Bay, | 11155 feet to Corner No, 7, Alaska lanf;‘;g e Anduokagh; ARG b No. 2 Lode; thence N, 33° 5§ E - "3 'LINDIEY OREEN, along line of mesne high tide of | “‘Rey ’5"*1" .8 Land, Qifloe Klag Hay 140.75 feet, to Cornior No. ||\ - L' an 1, Alaska No. 2 Lode, identical with D"t"l %D u““‘?““ funge Sdhot Corner. No, 4, Aluska No. 1 Lode; ate il pubiigtion. Augyly, 1084 thence N. 6° 35’ E., along Il E) mesne high tidé of Klag Bay, I, n§‘l 0| feet to Corner No. 5, Alaska No. 1, Lode; thence N, 33° 55 E, 48473 feet. to, Corner, No. 1, Alasks. No. 1 Lode, the place of beginning. The names of adjoining and con- | Alaska No.' 4 Lode,' in Mining in in Mining | JunEav sameiz e ISEHORIAM T The Listle Store with the ‘9 ) 88 SNOWN DY the Dlal | o papiit— aska No, 1 Lode,' lo?;. glurwy No. 1459, QI,l.rtz aim Lodé, Chi- tefision Claim No. 3 Lode ; Extenslon Claim No. MAKE WAR ON 4 Lode, No. 1498; and, with QU ¥ A Alasks !t: TN el Ay Lo, SWER PFSTs Surve 1 Jim Lo o Are g A y . No. ’;“.fae, ichagof E’,‘f ,Lefldmg Makes of 0, 3 Lode dnd Chi- %‘ 480, ‘Claim No. 4 Lode, FLY \KILLERS 8 » " 3 L A’ ¥ i '3 ? £ ' Lfi"’;;, s and Mo DESTROYERS ql 14.805, acres for Alaska . 1 Lode, with the sur- and Jlode thereof, is j'"*”*fiir—'r L Gousians | 4 Guy Smith’s Drug Store DRUGGIST ¥ in Mining Record |} BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG By BILLE DE BECK o e [ ALL OF US IN BULL FIGHTS 1! — Tt AT . "evocy DA OFRIEE ICES A VANCE u‘.'L"rH\s COUNTRY'E GONNA GET= & °° o W M\lACLE- GAT DA L 1 P& 1] QQO LOTIERY ICKE"S - S W&uglfil;?u ! ok ¥ — ALL N " . Anfi_g_lu = LR % GOOD NI‘HT ] PASS 'EM AROCUND WHA'S Akl GBI | T Sk GENERAL ]:.LEL'I'RIC Qbi‘fifiumfihl ABQUT * [ FECTRE Wa ashm g Machtnes j(l"l Otll(’l‘ cummodmes . joein " i 148 o 4 DONT WAIT ' A I‘ndnv we have 5 machines only at old prices - PRI NEW STOCK WILL BE HIGHER (used real patterns and will wenr; | flour, 11-3 cups milk, % teaspoon 0 . i 87 the garments. The dolls and their salt, 14 teaspoon paprika, 's tea- | DOI ]GLAS patterns have been turned over to | spoon celery salt. Y | the little ones. | Melt butter in frying pan. Add ? { Beveral mothers have offered to S5y Ms, ALEXANDEB GEomG and brown, mushrooms. Add fiour, Alaska Electric nght & POWCI‘ CO "V lassist in preparing the hot lunc rm: FO x EARPT s._ NE S planned for the fall. Other pro- NENS By stantly. = Add, rest of ingredients JUNEAU——PhOnG G DOUGLA Phone 18 jects carried out with the assist- orany e -Iuk:e. Chilled and cook until creamy sauce forms. e e rmmeee=S Lance Of patrons of the school are C'rea.mged gs on Toast 24 Chac;)l:!ez Nut fiqn;:ie; e A e 9 7 3 = | flowers with Mr?’. Tom Shorty in ; Jotfee G cup fat, CUP; sugar, thar:_- ¢ 5 5 EA I-Es H chatrge, and carving under the di-| Luncheon i fup smlx: ;reTn}ens;mi;ei;fiilf rection of Frank E. James. Al- Salmon lad olate, melted; 1 PR W’NDOW CLEAN NG l:,lghl Hundred Ml“lon DOl ready fine specimens of totem pole Brcaglm Sanmwr 14 teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon cinna- - X Vilars! "Now: OfiCTEd BIG SESSIDN ,C‘k‘f]"djng hass bflel; d°“°l I:_Y HFhE Plum Sauce s‘:?i: ‘B’QHDCUCL;ISDP;:::]";NL teaspoon PHONE 4és o . | children. everal good trolling Dinner | ) s. l"woSecunl‘yClasses | skiffs have been made this year. Chicken Loaf Mushroom Sauce! Cheam fat and sugar. Add eggs X 5 A 'y — | This, together with furniture and Escalloped Turnips x_a::i crcam, beat well. Add. rest of : ey " ; WASHINGTON, June 4. — The | coffin making, are among the Biscuits. v, Plum Jam ingredients. _Drop from spoon onto _ - Government today nskogm:)n;:nx; ;manual training projects for mn F Chocolate Nut Cookies g:egsed g;zaktl;g’ :fliefl;rmifiuinfi Investors to take $800,000, 0. year. - = Coffee inches. e inkle R Rek manes, . drepiurie asice f Of Opening the school at this time| W\ TTACMG ORI ES Chicken Loaf For Four | Dufs. Bake 12 minutes in moder- U N’ TED F OOD CO operations which may reach §l- Annual Installatlon o {was an emergency act. After the| A balanced diet isa principal ald| | o0 oooked’ chigken, .1 cup | ate oven. . g 1320,000,000. [ Takes Place at = supplies arrive and Mr. Troast has to. beauty. Place raw fruits, and| . oo 0" cumbs 1 tablespoon | e 9 - i 'hcers lakes I'lac raw vegetable list of 4 SH GR Secretary of the Treasury Henhry D las: ther Catds | finished with his plans the build-| ger . 8, :“ yot‘t" ke o ne(; chopped parsley, 1 tablespoon| Daily l-‘mph-¢ Want Ads ) buyers t ouglas, then Lar ing wil fticiall o cessary foods. An attractive sala A5 Ivla'rgén it e isto B | RS 1 oesly toener. Th,, can be made of shredded raw. car- chonped gref pebmer, 1 falasnoon | Phone 16 We DCIIVEI' Mfl“—?hollfl 16 4 security issues, onie of $300,000,000 {floors are being waxed and the ® chopped pimefitos, 1-3 teaspoon | = worth of 12 to 14 years three per! Douglas Aeric 117, Fraternal Or-|main part of the building will ba FOts, turnips and cabbage, garnish-| ., ™ teaspoon paprika, 2 eggs, stomach Gas -y gent bonds, and the other of $500,- der of Eagles, and the Ladies Aux-|closed until then. The basemen; ¢d With a little water cress, Bnd‘bmv,n 2-3 oup milk, 1 tablespoon | MADLEEIKAGIIIEX' e — — > 000,000 worth of 5 years 2% per iliary on Saturday night celebrated and its facilities will be opened| served with a thin French dress-|, . .."nejied. 15 "Mdfl“u ‘" bloating, cleans sent notes. their annual installation of offi-|during the summer to patrons of} |ing. This makes a satisfactory| .. ingredients and pour into| out BOTH and lower The Government reserved the cers in joint session in the presence, the school. The teacherage 31\0‘ lunch. buttered loaf pan. Bake 35 min- | howels, ulmu you to eat I.IE right M; i':gl'efisetz‘):hllhe‘?fll: :; fg melmbefs from both Juneau and | Wigsbe O“U\lpifs ; S i & [utes. Unmold carefully and add| tion yet gent entirely safe. BURN sue an e notest for the tof ouglas. soon as the stor® for the do- sauce. outlined, the increase to be used Frank Johnson, Past Presldem | mestic science room arrives, fis 1, DOCTOR HAS GOOD Mush Sauce i rie No. 3, installed| o room i R S e o H - Lo canad Shg o HUNT ON KOD[AK’ 3 tablespoons butter, 2-3 cup Butle¥ Mauro Drug Co.~in" Doug- L and note issues. for the local Aerie. e Was 8s-| at community activities during th : e = P 8o o & 3 The financing meant that the sisted by Sam Devon, Conductor. winter. BAGS TWO BRUINS|diced mushrooms, 3 tablespoons |las by Guy's rug Store. —adv. n lan Treasury wanted the minimum of The following officers were in-| — e T $800,000,000 to meet recovery costs.'stalled: P. W. P.,, R. A. Schmidt; FUNERAL SERVICES 1 Dr. H. C. Moore, of Louisville,| UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE | identical with Hnymy Lode, Survey Both issues are to be dated June:W. P, Sante Degan; W. V. P, John Kentucky, who passed through Anchorage - Land. District No. 1459, also with Handy Lode, 5 n 15, with interest payable semi-an-|Cashen; W. Chap, John Martin:| FOR KARL EGGE TQ [nere about a month ago bouna| U. S. Mineral Survey No. 1504 |unsurveyed, also with Sheelor No. $12.00 per ton at bunkers nually. | Secretary, Tom Cashen; Treasurer, BE HELD TUESDAY|fr @ Westward bear hunt, re-| Serial 08038 |1 Lode, also with Perseverance No. 3 : i —_———— ifloberc _Fraser; W. Con., Erwin 4 turned last evening on the Cyra-| NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN | |1 Lode, also with Juneau No. 1 ' ¥ Faia { Hachmeister; I. G., Arrin Edwards; | - cao, that the ALASKA-HANDY GOLD Lode, and applicant claims title to Y $ is bi 'hen o burn |O. G. Frank Pettygrove; trustee| Funeral services for Karl Dr. Moore reports that he had|MINING COMPANY, a corporation, |&0d has made application fortmt- our o 18 bigger w y !ror a three-year term, Sam Devon. |who was accidentally killed in #1good luck, killing a brownie meas-|by R. E. ROBERTSON, its attor- {ent to said lode also under those d | P. W. P Sam Devon was master fall at the Alaska Juneau Gold|yrng 10 feet 4 inches and . one|hey-in-fact, of Juneau, Alaska, has Dames; and Alaska No. 2 Lfi; Indian ESSL“'DP ¥ of ceremonies for the Auxiliary; Mining C““”’“f“f last week, will be | smaller,. He was hunting with|made application for patent to Al- | With '.lhe surface tgxaund and dc Mrs. Edwards acted as conductress. |held in the chapel of the C. W.|Charles Madsen, registered guide,|aska No, 1 Lode mining claim, the | thereof, 18 identical with ~Andy Officers installed for their new Ci/u;ter Mortuary tomorrow noon at | on Kodiak Island. lode whereof is also known as|Lode, Survey No. 1459, also with PHONE 412 LRTioe. BTE, st B, e Moy dcbes K G i BT Sl N1, Hode 109 Mg Pt | et Mo 3 Lo, siso wih Fet: . |Alice ey; president, TS. | e Rev. John A. asse wil \verance No. 1 Lode, also as Hand: e . Se:::l};utlui‘:7a:: f:;u;z::? ;E;';f('v(mgaret Cochrane; vice-president, corauct the services which will be PRINCESS ADELAIDE Lode, also, as Juneau No. 1 Lodny severance No. 2 Lode, also with Electra for Chichagof, stopping en- | Mrs. Je chaplain, Effie under the direction of the recently TO COME TO JUNEAU":M‘LO Alaska No. 2 Lode mining Juncfl}x No. 2 Lode, and applicant A(' F'c oAst o&a' route in .Juneau, according to in= Fleek; Mrs. Catherine formed Alaska Mine Workers' |claim, the lode whereof is also|claims title to and has made ap- formation receivéd this maorning a(y‘Balog condustress, Cecile Cashen; | Union. : 4 { —_ : known as Sheelor No. 2, Lode, also ' Plication for patent to said lode B A J U N E t the Geyernor's Office from J, L. treasurer, Mrs, Jessie Fraser; in-| Interment will be in Evergreenj To relieve the passenger situa-|as Perseverance No. 2 Lode, also also under those names. 3 % . y‘reebumyx general manager of the | Side guard, Elizabeth Feusi; trustec, Cemetery. tion, the Canadian steamer Prin-|as Andy Lode, also as Juneau No. The respective location notices A LASKA Chichagof Mine on Chichagof Mrs. Annie Gair, i A .- Icess Adelaide will leave Vancou-|2 Lode, U. §. Mineral Survey No. are recorded.in the office of the S Card playing succeeded the in-! KEIL IN HOSPITAL ver Wednesday night and come as|1594, in the Sitka Recordi; ana Recorder for the Sitka, Alaska, Island. ng Mr hust 18 president of the com~ stallation, nine tables being in > 3 'fa.r north as Juneau, according to| Mining District, Alaska, describea COommissioner's and Recorder’s Pre- H P! a | play. The prize winner for whist, C. H. Keil, a member of the!radio advices received today by |as follows: cingt, in the following books: pmy an;il pl'?ns ;0 speny SDmeiwere Mrs. Gertrude Laughlin and Panhandle Air Transport Company | Agent V. W. Mulvihill. | Alaska No..1 dLode, in Mining g dhgthe fpuins Wiy symmer. John Feusi for high score, Mrs, Ed. 'and connected with the Forest| The Adelaide will not remain in| Beginning at Corner No. 1, Al- poow NG 7 bage 468, S ot fro TR | Cashel and F. H. Johnson lows; for |Service ECW work, entered the | port long, only time to take aboard |3%k® No. 1 Lade, a point on line gy No 1 fode, in Mining 1 AN A HANS FLOE ARRIVES | bridge, Mrs. Guy Smith and Tom Virginia Mason Hospital in Seattle | passengers and then sail for the|0f mesne high tide of Klag Bay po; No. 7, page 470. ’ Cashen firsts, and Mrs. H. L.|Saturday for medical treatment, | south. identical with Corner No. 1 of “pecoverarice No. 1 Lode, in Min- We carry a {"ABOARD NEW VESSEL cCochran and John Cashen the having been ill here for some time i e, Handy Lode, Survey 1459, and with ;.0 ‘5,0 No 7, page 266. L » DFYA R A consolations, Refreshments were | ————— Manufacturers recently have Czrner No. 2 of Delta Lode, Burvey ™ o4y Lode Mining Recotd Book Hans® Floe, prominent cannery |€njoyed after the cards. | Old newspapers ror sale at Em-|turned attention to fancy-pattern |'498, whence US.LM. No. 7, on the ;3" ro00 og5 com lete llne of ” : 4 1 pire Offi h west shore of Klag Bay, Lat. 57° . man, arrived in Juneau on a busi- > ire ice. shirts instead of solid color ones. 39 40" N, Lon. 136° 05’ 45" W Juneau No. 1 Lode, in Mining ; ness trip this morning from the | BRIDGE BANQUET J& e " |bears N. 58° 33 15" W, 154”’ Book No. 7, page 33, . Hawk Inlet cannery aboard his new NEXT FRIDAY Nmn'ri Dall CTOSS wor d Puzzle feet; thence §. 58° 18’ E. 1,500 feet Han;i}' ll-’ode. jn Mining Record cruiger the Moha. -’ Book Np. page 298. Graft arrived at Hawk Inlrfi.i y PRIEHN S0 3. MlaANRA No, 1 Jode; | Handy, lfide in Mining Book No. ; I.IQUBRS BEERS SODAS OPEN ALL NIGHT FREE DELIVERY A X FYEER AR Alaskan Hotel ?I:oié ‘Single 0-2 rings Liquor Store Dave Housel, l’rop. YOU CAN REALLY BAVE A NEW CAR oo €A With a New Paint Job! We carry ah the new introduced at the recent auto shows. Connors Motor Co., Inc.