The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 28, 1934, Page 8

L2 s were arrested. the bor‘kx refused with an Au his ‘n(ll’i ked nearby rs were hurled and km\(~ flashed amid screams of With Hl( rians Girl Won't Dance So 500 Fignt—One Partici- pant Killed and “Down with Austria.” - -ee— Paris Limiting long Tiniest Watch Stolen LONDON-—The v measuring rs and Aus- , exiled to ment of sum- 1 a jeweler's ELKS! ATTENTION, Annual CHRISTMAS TREE FOR ALL CHILDREN ON GASTINEAU CHANNEL Elks’ Auditorium TONIGHT EIGHT O’CLOCK HHMHHHIHHHHIHIHHIIIIIHIIIII'||IIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH”III!IIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIH ed in a cafe visited by Austrian refu- avarians with “Out with the '\us~ Taxi Men Hours world’s smallest one-tenth of an 1 valued at $500, loot of thieves window. | THIRD SHRINE CLUB DANCE IS - EVENT TONIGHT Impontant Holiday Event Is Expected to Draw Large Crowd | This evening will see many Ju-| | neauites dressed in their holiday clothes to attend the third thme‘ n Pal x—‘Club dance of the season in the be pnxmmm to | Scottish Rite Temple. Dancing to| music furnished by Earl Blinzler's | orchestra will begin at 9:30 o'clock | continue until 1 o'clock, ac-| ording to the dance committee of | e Shrine Club which is made up| {of Charles E. Smith, Chairman, R. |E. Coughlin and J. W. Leivers. | | “Throughout the dance punch will | be served in the ball room and ,during intermission there will be| coffee and sandwiches in the ban- quet room of the temple. Mrs. | Katherine Hooker, who has had | charge of refreshments for the Shrine Club dances all season, will again preside this evening. As the dance tonight is one of the important social events of the holiday season, an even larger crowd than usually attends these popular invitational affairs, is ex- pected to be present. FIRST NATIONAL BANK RECEIVES INSURANCE 0.K, | All Accounts Up to $5,000 | Insured by Member- | ship Grant Insuring all its accounts, savings or commercial, up to $5,000, the PFirst National Bank of Juneau is | in receipt of a membership certifi- cate in the Federal Deposit Insur- ance Corporation; it was announced | today ‘The membership was expli nne’i today at the bank. The FDIC was‘ established under the Banking Law | | of 1933, and it is this law which | provides the authority for the in- surance. | All accounts up to $5,000 are in- the Juneau bank’s which expires sured under present certificate, July 1, 1935. | - A fire siren curfew signal warns mmoxs at Culver City, Cal, 0:30 p.m. is time to be home, FIVE TIMES as much Old Mr. Diary kept by Gloria Sheldon, rn f offered as evidence in suit student against George S. $100,000. She alleges breac THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, DEC 28, 1934. Her Secrets Digg!osed in Suit aaw v 4 DANCE Saturdey Night MOOS! ® Blin ¢ HALL zler’s Orchestra [ ] Adl{li»iun $1.00 Boston Dry Gin is sold in Alaska as ALL OTHER GINS COMBINED. No other gin, at any time, has ever come close to such a sensational record. Here's why Old Mr. Boston Dry Gin is so far out front. It tastes better—as smooth as old brandy. It ‘mixes better—full 90 proof and holds its superb flavor when mixed. It's crystal clear—far. above ordi- nary gins. It's 1009, distilled—the flavor is distilled IN, not mer;Iy mixed. Millions drink it straight, it's so delicious. If's the - ONLY gin, too, coming with a handy measuring cap for nips or mixing. Always get Old Mr. Boston Dry Gin, then you get the finest gin made. e M'!. 3osmo' Mfim e Old papers for sdle at Empire Office AND ND NEAR SECONDS y list in national beauty contest, is New York high school ment company official, for 2 lh denies her chnr&cl T ||mummmummmmflmnnuummmnnmmmufl||mmmmu’u|i‘nnmiiimmm‘mml|||mm| Standard Oil of Cal. 31, Standard Oil of N. J. 43, Texas Corp. 20%, i | BUSINESS IS ;c%(g[l)i%,r?gos&flamugfi‘nmm Roller 34, United Aircraft |15, U. S. Rubber 16%, U. S. Smelt- 3 5 ous | INE_ 1215 uN INGREASE The following are closing Prices | “eciinonouce Air Brake 25%, of varlous issues today on the NeW | oo ohnouce Electric 37%, F. W. York Stock Exchange, furnished by | i | Woolworth 537%, Hudson Bny 11%. OVER NATION o2, i "o e 0 pany s b st Averages—Up 250. Spot silver—533%'c. Toronto, Vancouver, Seattle min- ing exchanges — Bralorne $12.75 |asked, Bremner 37!c at 50c, B. R. |X. 18c, Cariboo Gold Quartz $1.35, |11%, Atchison Topeka 54%4, Atlan- G,).504s 31c, Montana Consaii- NEW YORK, De¢, 28—Inventor- |tic Refining 25%, Bendix 17%. jes of holiday géods show, a re- Borden 23%, C. P. 11%, Cater- gnted 22’31 dNalbne;an nPrGch a3l 1“" duction 1o the smalless Probo- |plier Tractor 8%, Derrg de Paseo g\ s o o tions in years, said 'the Dun-Brad- (437, CHesapeake, Ohio 4%, Chrys- SIversmith Te, Sunshine $12.50. strete, Inc., weekly review, and anler 41%, Commercial Solvénts 21%, | ’ i exceptional volume of Chr)slmflificmnnenm Cdn’ 63%, Continental 'ROBERT PAUL 7@ RETURN buying is revealed’ which reached |QOj1<18%{ du Pont de Nemours ,96. \ NORTH AFTER TWO YEARS peak levels, Monday. OF HOSPITAL TREATMENT Estimates frof /the’ country plac- t‘Morse 17 Federm M‘imng 50, Gen. | : 5 ed the Christmas . sales’ ‘“Cr?d&elwectrf 213y Gerf. Foods 34%, Gold‘ 7 | A . | Amer. Foreign Power 4%, Amer. Christmas Buying Reached|gradiator 1% Amer. Roning Mflli Peak Levels Last Mon- |23%, Amer. Smelting 38%, Amer.| CI S R . T. & T. 103%, Amer. Tobacco 82%, | ay, Jays Review |Amer. Water Works 14%, Anaconda | Robert Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs. from 25 to 40. per cent higher pyst ‘17 Granby 6%, G. N. 17%, | Willlam Paul, who has been receiv- than last year. - . ; ‘ ve ' Sound 51%. y ing medical care’ for the last two For ten consecutive wéeks, says udson’ 12%, Int. Nickél 24%,|years for osteomyelitis, at the ‘me review, the business barometer | johns-Mansville 53%, Liggett "'"di climbed upward steadily and for| |Meyers 103%, Liquid Carbonic 31, the current period has scored the |Loew's 34%, Loose-Wiles 35, iJuneau on the steamer Victoria |sharpest upturn in years jumping| Lorillatd 19%, Marshall Field leaving Seattle tomorrow. He is from 69.6 last week to 745 this|1114, Mathieson Alkali 29, Mc!myre'»axd to have made a splendid re- week or a seven per cent gain. 41, Montgomery 29%, Nash 18'4. lcovery T e Nat. Bisbuit 27%, Nat. Cash’Reg- CALLISON PLANS MINE ister 17%, Nat. Dairy 16%, Nat. KELLY DIES Lynch Cailison, original locator Distillers 28%, N. Y. C. 20%, N.' P. M. Kelly, respected citizen of of the recent quartz find of Mc- |P. 21; Pullman 47%. "anlon. Y. T, died there recently. | Dames creek, in the Cassiar secnon‘ Radio Corp. 5%, Reynolds Tobac- | His funeral service, read by Fath- of British Columbia, plans to take |co 50%, Safeway Stores 45%, Sears' .er LeRay, O. M. I, was under the men and an outfit there by air- Roebuck 39%, S. P. 18%, Socony | auspices of the Dawson F. O. E. plane from Wrangell. 14%, Sperry 9%. Lodge. 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