The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 17, 1934, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY AUGUST 17, I934 NOW PL AY]NG BUR|S KARLOFF CANDIDATES T0 567?»7;011‘5 P}onion TE /—;Ausus FINEST © Pt\er?AInment > g ~F D e e T S LUMBER Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. Old Papers for Sale at Emmre OfflC' { g { | “The Lost Paho\, CHANGES ROLE; ATDAESS LOCAL ~ QUITS MAKEUP VOTERS TONIGHT with | Victor McLaglen, Opens Tonight at Capitol Al we! life is like th dizappointments, the experience of Boris monster of has donned ar w urd ‘u ain, Foster and Shep- Ito Hold G. O. P. Mesting at Collsehm huage a meet- “ Coliseum Theatre this cvening in the interest of their candidacies. A fourth G. O. P. can- aid Dr. W. H. Chase, Cordova r, who is running for Treas- urer of Alaska, was billed to appear ® with them, but will not be present. tremendous s going to Along a hmt Instead of h. ! with perspiration { with sand. |at the Capitol ! tion. | be made i | make-up, Karloff found it soaked and plastered “The Lost Patrol opens ton Theatre. END, T:\X Al)Jl\T"lH\’l At the regular City meeting tonight only routine mat- ters are expected to be taken up. Part of the time will be devoted to acting as the Board of Equaliza- Protests on have been few in number so f: and tomorr last opportuni in prop - , after or father for the past rht ! | Chase is a passenger on the er Yukon and had been ex- d to stop off here. However, changed his plans and con- tinted on to Ketchikan where he wi'l open his ¢ampaign. The meeting will start at 7:30 preceded by a free picture Judge H. B. LeFevre, Presi- u Channel FISHEHMEN’S STRIKE ENDS ASTORIA, Ore, Aug. 17.—The . Fishermen’s strike has ended on 'members voted 2 to 1 to aceept| Council ¥ the Columbia River when union the packers’ new offer of 4. cents a pound for fish to be effective e end of the summer season s August 25. — - FAMOUS SURGEON IS ON ALASKA VISIT Dr. Hugh S. Young, one of the ' most famous surgeons in the world, 5 a passenger. on the Prince Ru- pert for a vacation tour. Dr. Young is perhaps the most noted member of the staff of Johns Hop- kins Universcity, Baltimore, Md. > ATTENTICN \XOO\F Meeting at ay nment. All ed to be pre FRANK FOSTER, —adv. Dic YOU CAN REALLY HAVE A NEW CAR We carry aD the new coiors Introduced at the recent auto shows. With a New Paint Job! Treat youd car to a new coat of paint and you won't need a '34 molel! Drive in today for a free estimate. You'll like our price — and yow'll. appreciate our service and workmanship. Connors Motor Co., Inc. This Telegram Received Yesterday: Juneaw’s Own Store TELEGRAM RECEIVED AT SEATTLE, WASH. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, AUGUST 15-1934 HALVORSEN’S JUNEAU, ALASKA. ARRIVED HERE FROM NEW YORK JUST IN TIME TO CATCH THE NORTHWESTERN FOR HOME. HAVE BEEN SOMEWHAT DELAYED ON ACCOUNT OF THE SHORTAGE OF FINE FALL MERCHANDISE BUT HAVE MADE PURCHASES IN NEW YORK OF AN UNUSUALLY FINE SELECTION OF STREET AND EVENING DRESSES AND CHIC FALL COATS. HAVE ALSO PURCHASED MILLINERY UNDERWEAR HANDBAGS AND OTHER ACCESSORIES THAT ARE OUTSTANDING IN STYLE AND SMARTNESS. GOOD MERCHANDISE IS AT A PREMIUM ON NEW YORK MARKET. GREETINGS. MISS CHRISTINE HALVORSEN J(a&m’uen} “Tomorrow’s Styles Today” R YW Y IS - | Sells His On Installments; Three Arvested . HOBOKEN, N. Y., Aug. 17— Richar@ Rost; aged 48; his wife Hildegarde, aged 30, and Paul Hoerman, aged 41, an engineer, are held in $5000 bond each on charges that Koot scld his wife for $700 on installments. Mrs. Rost agreed and went to live with® Herman. .o« BI16 MONEY IS Chatham S:':i ts Herring Salteries Reported Blocked with Fish Three Chatham Straits herring salteries have been forced to close down ' témporarily until a ship} comes to relieve them of their blocked up condition, due to a of available space to store more of their product, according to information received here on the motorship Zapora. The salteries affected are those at New Port Walter, Big Port Wal- ter and Port Armstrong. According to lpurser of the Zapora, talk at Port Alexander is all of the prosperous times being experienced there at the present tim. Last week was rported as being the biggest one in years for that community. One man is said to have made $800 and two others $600 trolling for salmon. POWERS TOUR PARTY | ABOARD PR. RUPERT A Powers Tour party, composed of 41 members, including Harry F.| Walsh, director, is making the Southeast Alaska tour on the Prince Rupert, as part of a three- weeks' vacation journey. The group is largely made up of Chicago residents, and has 30| women and 10 men, most of them | being stenographers and clerks, or married couples. | The itinerary of the tour in- Harold Mattson, | | cludes a visit to Glacier National ! Park, conducted excursions through | cities of Seattle and Vistoria, which | have already been experienced by | the members, a visit to Skagway | and (w& West Taku Arm side trip| on the outhound trip. Returning from Skagway, leave the ship at Vancouver and| go east by way of the Canadian Rockies. they oo SHIPPING AGENT TOURS Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Drahos, ()I‘ Berkeley, Cal, are passengers on the Prince Rupert for the round trip. Mr. Drahos is Pacific Coast Agent for the Norfolk and Western Railway, which operates six na- tional inter-coastal shipping lines,' with offices in San Francisco. Coleman Camp Stove INSTANT-LIGHTING JUST THE THING for CAMPING TOURINGand | GENERAL USE Light it instantly! Start cook- { ing...anywhere and any timel |Enjoy better cooked foods . /tasty and appetizing...on thm camping, touring or pn:-nc trip, . 'You'll have a lot more fun when| | you take-a Coleman Camp Stove| | way to roughit. Fine for general utility use, too. 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M. ported Cver Chinese Eastern Railway TOKYO, Aug. 17—The Japanese press today publishes tb of Rus- sia in view of the dang s situa- tion in North Manchuria relations which have encountered a blustery crisis after the Russians failed to sider the final Japanese offer Mayor Will H. Chase, of Cordova; .fiarry G. McCain, of Ketchikan, Frank Foster and H. R. Shepard will make short addresses tion of the Chinese Eastern Rail- way. Matront Drowns; Rings | Usually Worn, Missing ® FREE PICTURE SHOW EVERYONE INVITED DAYTON, O., Aug. 17.—The au- thorities disclosed this afternoon that Mrs. William H. Neil, a so- cially prominent matron, was drowned in a swimming pool of the Country Club. Expensive rings the woman usually wore are missing. e — TAKES VACATION [ Mrs. W. J. Mulvihill, wife of the | Chief Train Dispatcher of the White Pass and Yukon Route at‘ Skagway, is a southbound passenger on the Princess Louise, going for a short vacation visit at Wenatchee, Wash. 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