The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 23, 1934, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1934. 7 ¥ e BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG Pum‘hmg of Senator Long Commemorated in Bronze; Club Is to Hang Up Tablet | ublstoiane TP C7C - HASNEWBOND SANDS POINT, L. 1, Aug. 23—A bronze tablet will be unveiled in the wash room of the Sands Point Bath Club at 10 p.m., August 26, to commemorate the time and place of the assault on Senator Huey P. Long last year. Th Louisiana Kingfish exhibited black eye for several days. after this mysterious encounter but His assailant was never identified, al-| though several persons: proudly d]S played bruised knuckles. ¥ The plaque, about the size of a small dinner plate, will be dedicat- ed formally with appropriate cere- monies during the evening to be known as Huey Long Night. The actual unveiling will be performed by Budd Hudick, a member of the club, and known, professionally as Budd of the. radio team of Stoopnagel and Budd. The field of the bronze contains ® 8 a likeness of the Kingfish with a cubit arm dexter clinched fist menacingly poised beneath the chin. Above this is a wash basin with two fawcets in accole fashion while on the base is the inscription “Publico Consilio Pro Re in Cam- era Gesta.” On the reverse side of the medal- lion, with date of encounter af- fixed, is the translation—"By public acclaim for a deed accom- plish in private.” The night Senator Long was “ganged,” as he put it, he was the guest of a party headed by Jack Curley, the promoter. His version was: “Some one struck me from behind, and upon my turning, three men covered me. I saw one strike .at. my. head:.with-ya knife or something sharp and I ducked just so that it grazed my forehead. One man was blocking the door but I stumbled through him and managed to wiggle clear.” — e, NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons naving bona fide claims against the late Leigh Hack- ley Smith will please present the' same with vouchers and proofs to the undersigned at Juneau, before September 1st, 1934. H. L. FAULKNER. | First publication, Aug. 20, 1934. Last publication, Aug. 25, 1934. I/\Ay Beauty Hintfl WANET RAEECHER: After a shampoo, I find a vin- égar rinse excellent in bringing ot the sheen and natural color of the hair. Use about a half cup of cider vinegar to a quart of wa- ter. Rinse the hair again in plain water in a few minutes. UNITED STATES, CUBA ARRANGING TRADE TREATIES ‘Barriers to—.Bt Knocked Down. on Both Sides, Mutual Advantage WASHINGTON, Aug. 23. — The Government is apparently going to surrender a substantial chunk of revenue to Cuba in an effort to help American farms and factories to gain the export markets in the Cuban islands. All indications are the United States would slash duties on Cuban sugar by about nineteen million dollars in a reciprocal trade treaty which will be signed and pro- claimed tomorrow. If the trade scheme works out, this money and more will come back as increased | income for American farmers and industry. It is understood the United States makes concessions to Cuban to- bacco and pineapple growers, win- ter vegetables and fruits, also li- quors, in return for which Cuba knocks down her tariff barrier for scores of American agriculturai manufactured products - GASBOAT E” SOLD BY, AL WEATHERS WHO WILL BUILD LARGER BOAT SOON Al Weathers has disposed of his gasboat “Ace” to Al Johanson, of Juneau. Mr. Weathers will begin construction of a new and larger trolling boat with increased stor- age capacity very shortly, he said today s e City policemen and deputy cher- itfs of Saratoga, Fla., competed in a shooting match and the police- ,men won by breaking 49 out of 100 targets while the deputies hit 35. IT PLAYED 15 Weeks in Seattle 3 MORE DAYS IN JUNEAU UNTIL [T HAPPENED ONE NIGHT" with GABLE—COLBERT SUDUUTTUSSSSSSSS R DISTRIBUTED BY ALASKA-RHEINLANDER, Distributors For prompt scrvice and immediate delivery of either Rheinlander draught or bettled beer PHONE 114—Femmer’s Dock. * HAROLD L. STABLER, Local Agent TELEPHONE 478 F R E SH Fruits and V egetables ' D AIL Y CAlIfORNIA GROCERY Prompt Delivery DORBANDT IS 0UT OF JAL; ng,ht to Fly Again Is Said to Be Before Bureau of Aeronautics ANCORAGE, Alaska, Aug. 23.— Frank Dorbandt, held in jail af- ter his return from his mysterious flight, has obtained new bonds- men and released. He will remain here with his ship. Tt is understood that the mat- ' ter of his right to fly in the future is up to the Bureau of Aeronautics, Department of Commerce . Dorbandt was arrested because his Fairbanks bondsmen withdrew from connections with the case in which he is accused of smuggling furs. His trial on that charge comes up soon at the term Oof court at Ketchikan. B HALIBUTER TAKES ICE The halibut schooner Aleutian, of Ketchmikan, Capt. Paul Peter- son, took ice at the Juneah Cold plant for the halibut banks in Area 3. The Aleutian carries a crew of 10 men, and markets in Seattle. ———eeeo——— ATTENTION JUNEAU WOMEN'S CLUB The Douglas Island Women’s Club is entertaining the Juneau Wom- er Club in Douglas on evening, August 24. A special ferry Storage members. are requested to attend the Douglas meeting. MRS. W. DUDUEFF, —adv. Secretary. mediums having large percentages of waste CONCENTRATE your advertis- ; ing where’ greatest profit can be made from scatteration. By BILLE DE BECK ARLL TOT OVER SOME VITTLES- STAGE OFFICIAL IS HALEAKALA PASSENGER Howard H. Morgan, &2resident |and Manager of the Santa Fe NTH!H Stage Lines, with offices in |Los Angeles, is a round trip pas- accompanied by his three sons, Howard, Jr., Allen and Tom Mor- | gan. g g i | NU-WAY HOT SPRINGS \ Pamous Soap Lake Mineral |Health Baths. Drugless Institute. —adv. senger on the Haleakala. He Is’ ROSSI 18 ACQUITTED * YESTERDAY BY JURY ‘Martini Rossl, charged with nav- ing used his wife for immoral pur- poses for revenue, was acquitted by a jury in the United States Commissioner’s Court yesterday. The jury received the case about 4:30 and reached a verdict in about | 30 minutes. The jury was composed of Jack Metzgar, C. W. Wright, Walter An- drews, George Danner, Mrs. Allen i+ | Laurle, Mrs. D, & Mead, Mrs. J. C.|one, voting place for Douglas, that Lund, Mrs. Maud Dull, O. Bod- ding, Ted Reaton, Mrs. Henry/ Hansen and Giéorgé M. Simpkins. B O rdm:snn TARES SUPPLIES TO ECHO COVE TRAIL CREW Tl The tender l"bnswr Capt. B. H. Aikens, left port Wewhesday with supplies for the trall erew in camp |at Echo Cove. It Is constructing a mining development trail into Yankee Basin from the anchorage in Echo Cove. i o it s i - e iy it el bbbl B CAGAARALAAS S s s s We Sow Good Seed — Too' Says J. A. BULGER Plumbing and Heating A SEED THAT WILL GROW A CENTUR Friday | will leave Juneau at 7:30 and nll: had not much earth . . . ‘thorns—but others fell into good ground and brought forth fruit, some an hundredfold. sales. offers the hi ghcst circulation av ailable for advertising. $z~’o°.tm BEHOLD--A Sower Went Forth To Sow! OME SEEDS FELIL BY THE WAYSIDE. ... Some fell upon stony places where they Some fell among N ADVERTISING not one dollar of the ap- propriation should be sown by the wayside or in stony places, or among thorns. Avoid The Daily Alaska Empire ngcentr‘ltl(m of Automatie 0Oil Burner " | Langseth Schilling Lemon Extracf puts the } pure flavor of fresh lemons DOUGLAS ‘ NEWS | B e S ] | ELECTION .OFFICIALS ARE NAMED BY CITY COUNC ll ina For the hlenmal Territor vL kmnp"‘_ election to be held September 11, | the following officials were elected €‘J | to preside over the Douglas p Vat'a special meéeting of the Coun- cil ' 148t night: . Judges — A F. | ‘Granberg, Chas. O. Anderson and | Myrs. Mary Doogan; Clerks -Mrs. | Gértrude Laughlin and Mrs. J. R JEWELER Wateh Repairing | Brunswick Agency- | FRONT STREET LLDWIG NELSON T l | According to a chahge ordered * by Territoriat official¥ in the inter- est of economy there will be only ‘ln the City Hall. ! ‘Some urgent repairs to sewer and salt water main were dis- cussed at the meeting and suitable action decided upon. The Council intends to have the main line of the salt water system thoroughly repaired and covered to proteet |it from freezing before cold weather "comes. ——————— Phone | MIXER TOMORROW i Douglas Island Women's Clib will entertain the Juneau Women's Club at a social mixer tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. A program is being arrangéd with stunts and games. The party will be held at| | the Government. school. Originally fthe date was set for next’ Wednesday but it was net convenient to secure the school at that time so the evening was changed to Friday. e — Cardinal Cabs Hedemark, member of — | George ! the Douglas Fisheries firm, is) & > i | booked for passage south on Lhei‘] THE :ialmkuln due to sail this even- GARDEN PATCH | ing. 2 FRESHER gt S T S Daily Empire Want Ads Pay! Fruits and Vegetables Candidate for TERRITORTAL TREASURER WILL H. 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