The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 25, 1934, Page 8

& ® AT e I g 3 These are the Carlson’s first chil- idren. = Mr. ‘Carlson is employed at the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company. While twins are frequently born THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, SEPT. 25,1934, © [, @ = | prother of the Standard Oil found- ] aillion votes.! Second and third| .y i |MR. AND MRS. CARLSON ME BE F brother of the Stande [L A ST CUNGRETE lMlSS MARIE HUGHES, |miion voies Second ond e Five Mlk'fl?m(!) l;oll:: g Bl ¢ ol S0 Percy A. Rockefeller was rated| { | ifle Order tor Danes BOWN T’ DAYS APANT : was sated POPULARITY CONTEST ' chicaso. ‘ ot s 2 1§ POURED FOR | VMR RANG TRIPL o wanee s | commrmoms e e MRS. MAMIE MARTIN IS | Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Carlson are‘se\'eml hours apart, it is most 1t he was retiring limelight. He resigned as A ; fo & e RUGKEFELLER B ¥ of the National City Bank, tiss Marle Hughes, winner of RECUPERATING AFTER E:;:S‘;riigln?';‘:f:"’fia’zei;‘:g;h; the parents of twins born at St.|unsual for two days to elapse be- of ill-health, early last| the Business Stimulation Popular-| MAJOR OPERATION SAT-|contract with four unnamed fore- ADD'S Hospital more than Tty | s e Rt 4 | ity Contest, 'pub g YESHEN 6y the | ign powers for the delivery of rifles |eight hours apart. The twins, a| o osp:a. | John D. Rockefeller, Jr.| merchants of JRBERCE SN Da-| Mrs. Mamie Martin, ¥ho under- | cocting o fotal of $5,000000. Deliv- EIfl 8hd a boy, each weighed 'six | P o A B showed an inclination to devote| 1 . tg‘p“ S’;c:m’fl‘:_‘”‘yt;‘p Passenger on|went an emergency major Orx‘ra-!ery is to be made over a period of 2Nd three-quarters pounds and both| EASTERN STAR NOTICE P | most of his energies to philanthro- Dishaw Completes Blg Pier 8 ukon bound for|tion at St, Ann's Hospital on Sat- | petween three to four years. they and their mother are getting | asses Away After Opera- jic work, Percy followed in the| Site—Work Seward. The Alaska trip was her urday night, is getting along nice- P it il ptend RE ORI R 8 T R tion—Was Retiring and | steps of his father and was active| ON Juneau lte.—' or ’4 }:!5 Miss Popularity, for according to hospital authori- born on the morning of September |Sept. 25 at 8 pm. Entertainment - oot in the councils of the large com-| Starts on Pier 3 which she received more than a Daily Empire Want Ads Pay! 22 and the boy was born yesterday. and refreshments. —advy Shunned the Limelight |panies and in Wall Street opera- | : o iy Al st : e | pier two, the big one on the Ju- neau side of the Douglas bridge $ - . ® 4 Percy ERSENS HAVE DAUGHTER ‘WHI be completed tomorrow by A. Y ow John D TR | Dishaw, contractor, it was an- York| A rl was born to Mr. and |, nceq today by Hawley Sterling, : an op- Mrs. Axel Ersen, of Seldovia, ON g Chief Engineer of the Alaska h disorder. His | September 4, increasing their [?m'wfloa(l Commission. The final cons iam Rockefeller, ily to four, two boys and two girls. crete on it will be poured tomOIToW. i Ve flis This is the third of the four piers of the big bridge to be com- pleted. Piers one and two were ———— , finished early last summer by Mr. | Dishaw. There are 435 yards of - concrete in each pier two and three. Only pier four is left on the con- tract. Work has already started on this. A. J. LaGasa was recently given a subcontract by Mr. Dishaw to pump out the sand and gravel Y e IR, v 4 | for its foundation. Mr. LaGasa has Have proved their ability to heat your home |ty TRisiied Bikack® acd tiab “It’S toasted” economically and uniformly. The constant | started the job. ZE% ¥ ” | Instead of using steel sheath pil- V flow of warm air keeps your rooms at the |ing as was done on Pier Lwo.er. Your throat protection - 7 2 Dishaw will use a wooden coffer- = S desired temperature — day and night — and dam which has been constructed azai»;: lmlut’i.un i , g . g in sections at the Juneau Lumber —against coug) climinates the necessity of cutting kindling, Mills, AR ths excilliion frdbeeds; 8 3 p the cofferdam will be sunk, section carrying ashes, and shoveling coal g S e e ¢ lieved, will be more rapid and more You can have your choice of five sizes. A satisfactory that excavating with x 5 4 h - a 5 the clam shell dipper used on Pier size suitable for ONE ROOM or SIX ROOMS. Two. While steel work on the main- land section of the bridge can be ap . QP L ol started within a few days, it will e lh" SPARK in ac tual be at least three weeks before ma- operation and form your terial will be ready. There was some o £ ta Jertal {delay in fabrication which will not opinion ol its wonderiu be completed until October 15, ac- . N Ill':llillg "fl['fl"ily~ cording to advices ved by the 3 | Alaska Road Commission. It is be- - b 3 |lieved that the steel workers will The No. 60 is suitable |begin ‘putting the big spans in for > I T R | place as soon after that as the ma- I'm homes of 7,000 tul‘m, (Do e feet and the No. 40 for | smaller homes. :CHARLES THOM:;S DIED| are firm’ Luc’kies are fully DQCked With |THIS MORNING AFTER \ ARS’ SICKNE only the clean center leaves—and the If you really want comfort with economy ‘TWO YEARS’ SIC S5 v Actual @bst of 11| Cuariey Shcmis, who s betm | clean center leaves are the mildest operation less than 30 cents a day. e e . ot pzfs;:ea:x{: ol o et leaves—they cost more—they taste better. {at 1:45 oclock. | Mr. Thomas was about 50 years e - o || Of age at the time of his death and | — Luckies are round, Luckies install one of these heaters. had lived in the Territory for the| |last fourteen years. He came here | from Montana and most of his residence in Alaska was spent in} the vicinity of Cordova prospect- ‘4 D(’liCi()llS Dri'lk :lfl%};ficndmr;i:fna his eye first ap- peared a year ago last May when' i gy s i he was sent s Mix canned ORANGE JUICE, 20c¢ and Ibut it hadLreggkigdfzzclfire:;mi?_vl PINEAPPLE Jl‘l(ll‘:. can, 10¢ vanced stage that little could be |done for it, so he returned to the ® |north and has been in Juneau since. | As far as is known Mr. Thomas Funeral | ) P’ 174 has no living relatives. At GARNICA S, wone arrangements are under the di- rection of the Juneau-Young Un- dertaking Parlqrs. O 000000 Everything in the Store Must Go — and Co Quickly HATS — COATS — DRESSES | Reduced for Quick Sale as Much as 507 +: THE NIFTY SHOP - AT L SALES CASH . FRONFSTREET © 7. 0 o Dt oy NO APPROVALS £ e e \