The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 31, 1934, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, DEC. 31, 1934, gt : 3 By BILLE DE BECK ®© e 000 000 0 0 o o o discharged from St. Aan’'s Hospital . HOSPITAL NOTES ® | yesterday ‘morning. e e e0 000 000 e e 0 il & T | Mrs. Entman Bliss left St. Ann's Hospital yesterday after being a medical pdtient. BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG VES--You-- DO YOU WANT TO RUIN MY SON'S LIFE--2? HAS HE TOLD YOU THAT HE \S ENGAGED._ TO EDNA o= FORD?) HAS HE- YOU — XXX ®6 -- ! mow MUCH MONEY DO YOU WANT TO LEAVE ‘HiM ALONE--22 TWENTY DOLLARS-- IS THAT ENOUGH 2? HA‘ SO IT WAS MY OWN ® SON WHO FORGED « MY SIGNATURE--THE YOUNG SCAMP !! KEEP HIM LOCKED IN ROOM BOR--I DON'T WANT TO SEE HM & - - - ==~ NOW WHAT ABOUT THAT HILL-BILLY DAME --- SAIRY HOPKINS--?? Milt Bothwell entered St. Ann’s Hospital Saturday night for medi- cal attention. MIST' ALLEN, YE HAIN'T SMART ENOUGH TER MATCH YER MEANESS--- I RECKON YE DON'T MEAN FER TRUE MORE'N HAFFEN WHUT YE SAY MIST' ALLEN ¢ SHE'LL BE HERE AT TWO O'CLOCK,y 1 MR_ALLEN-- /__) Mrs. J.'L. Néble gave ‘birth to a seven-pound daughter at 3:50 o'- clock this morning. She entered St, &nn'stHospjtal last night.s MASONS WILL HOLD Ivan ‘Diboff, ‘récovered from an | RECEPTION 'PUESD AY | attack of pneumonia, was discharg- | edc; frsr‘lest. Ann’s Hospital yester- | wrocons of all degrees on Gasti- | o, s | neau Channel are scheduled to | OrvaI Whitendale Teft St. Anms |Tieet B the Scottish Rite Wemple | Hospital yesterday morning, after | it tlon;;rmwl N':rno(;n <3 Dn’ | a successful treatment for influ- :nnua o g o ) | reception. B The hours of the reception arc | {from 2 o'clock to 5 o'clock. Re- | ‘George Shumacker entered St. 7 " 158— 559 | Ann's Hospital yesterday morning freshments will be served. 174— 516 for medieal attention. 1 : 173— 552 — Emil” Carlson, a ‘medical patient, was admitted to St. Ann's Hos- | pital Saturday night. afternoon at the Elks' Alleys. It was a home-and-home competition. The Elks, showing a marked re- { versal of form in the fourth match Lavenik Radde Henning !to the Purolas. In the other con-{ test the Kaysers bested Frye's De- | i 2 " & % - » ) A |licious, -2 to 1, with Mrs, Frank| i | Dufresne’ elicking 166 for the losers { ] in a single game. I last week, went into the lead yes- ! Now, the Elk bowlers await fi.he‘l SMAS'H WAY Tn | terday by 107 point, so their ad- i N B League playoff between the| vantage in the final tilt gives them Bflmms TlTLE Carstens and Parke-Davis teams, | +~-Only Slight Margin Separ- | a series’ edge of 411 points over and then plan to plunge into nn' | | their rivals. The Brunswicks had ates First Four Teams inter-league competition for the| SOCIAL DOINGS ON i taken an early lead in the compe- at Finish Saturday 182 174 160 205 Samuel Whitehouse, one of 'the | Mrs. Ted Danielson, recovered K well known early day pioneers of 899—2809" from a recent appendectomy, was, Yukon,. died recently in Dewson. Brunswick t ot o L] a 182 163 169— 514 B = 186 170 198— 545 | = 141 —_ 186 148— 192 DOUGLAS B 1007 903 Totals Ugrin Larson Schmitz Galao Hendrix Seston Nelson WILSON-FAIRBANKS & ‘Cé. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 1200 Second Ave. "Pione SEdeca 2772 but, 168 147 165 Totals 824 876 ——-—-—— grand title. The Happy Homes are IN POUGLAS TONIGHT titicn, splendid pin work a A League winners. ‘ % v | week ago and again yesterday Saturday night's summary: Once again Douglas Eagles will Brun SWle Lose v aster-| turned the trick for the fraternal o - » h team. FIRST GAME be hosts to the people of the Chan- | day s Ma [ch’ I ive- ), ! Frye's Delicious |nel at thelr annual “watch” party Game Series Burragar’s 632 total was the indi- | | With U. S. Commissioner Martin | Mrs. Dutresne . 10 132 18— 44| 't 10, Sre magles Hall =y vidual high spot of the afternoon, | 7 180— 522 | with Larson’s 545 leading the los- g:;::flds :!1;: :?5 132— 363 WL e Eagles the pushing Br e | wpiling up's 304-total, the EIKS' | oy |‘Hm'rais speaking strongly for the| | —_ OX:W vear and the advent of theAll-Stars won the team bOWMNE| yesierday's summary: subject, the Valdez Chamber of |new. hampionship of the city by de- % | 04 4 cl Commerce recently went on record Totals K.‘W Starting at 8 o'clock card play- |feating an aggregation from the | Elks as favoring the construction of a| ’m““ 127 384 1108 Will be in order with tables for | grunswick Alleys in the fifth game Barragar 248 169 315— 632 | nan boat harbor. * 163_s4ge | Poth Uridge and whist. Refresh-|of g ifive-contest “series yesterdsyMetcalf 205 168 179~ 550 | ments will follow the cards and — — - - - .. 163 159 167 159 48"]dnm:mg will wind up the evening. ‘Totals 462 447 449—1358 SECOND GAME Purolas 175 . 125 156 456 Mojuds 165 155 156 475 JUNEAU, ALASKA Ground Floor Seward Bldg. Phone 353 187— &~ o 805—2505 | | Facilities for Executing Orders ox Listed Stocks iw all Markets NEW.YORK. BOSTON . CHICAGO SALT LAKE €ITY . DENVER LOS ANGELES SAN FRANCISCO PORTLAND SPOKANE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS BY WIRE DAILY CANADIAN MINING MARKETS VANCOUVER TORONTO MONTREAL ALASKA MINING STOCKS All Local & Pacific Northwest Stocks & Bonds BOUGHT — SOLD — QUOTED Complete Brokerage and Statistical Service C LEAGUE (Final) ‘Won Lost Pet. Smith-Coronas ... 16 8 667 National Crooks . 15 9 Purclas . 5 9 Agfa Sure Shots... 14 9 Kaysers 2 1 12 Frye’s Delicious . 9 14 | Mojuds CEerere 9 4 Amocats ... .9 15 Spark Oil Heaters 8 16 478—1332 17 163 Mrs. Petrich Blomgren ... Waugh et e e i MRS. CAHILL HOSTESS Mrs. W. E. Cahill entertained with a ‘bridge luncheon for the Douglas teachers at her home in Treadwell Saturday afternoon. Two | { tables of cards followed the lunch- eon with Miss Elizabeth Fraser | winning first prize and Miss Lee | Thoma consolation. ' . R v o8 - § ® § b MOVE INTO APARTMENT | k B ; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sunquist have | E < 2 moved into the Smith apartments | b A : il for the winter. COEZ;G AND aNG Miss Impi Aalto expects toleave on the Norco to resume her teach- ing in the Petersburg school af- ALL BEDDING WOOL BLANKETS COMFORTERS WOOL-FILLED COTTON-FILLED SILK-COVERING ter the New Year. BAILEY’S CAFE Leader Department Store passenger on the Victoria after a ° GEORGE BROS. 175 175—*526 124 126— 375 198 169— 523 497 470—1423 Robertson | Sweum . Grummett By the narrow margin of one game, the Smith-Coronas won the C League championship in the Elks’ bowling competition Saturday night at the Elks’ Alleys. The win- ners trimmed the Spark Oil Heat- ers, 2 to 1, while the Purola trio smissed a chance to tie for the lead by dropping cne game to the Mojuds. The finish of the C League play was the closest of all loops, exeept in the B circuit, where a playoff between two teams is necessary. In the C League, there was only one and a half games separating the first and fourth-place teams. On the winning Smith-Corona trio are: Mrs. M. Hunt, Tom Selby and Ed Radde. Saturday night's play was fea- tured by the 567 and 214 bowling of Radde for the Smith-Coronas. | This team also copped high team scering marks with figures of 4,455 “and 519. Mrs. H. L. Faulkner's 464 effort wasn't enough, so the Mojuds lost | — Totals 148 155 17 474 151— 464 155—*465 | 141— 467 447—1396 Mrs. Faulkner Ccughlin Kegel Totals THIRD Ga Smith-Corcnas 13 122 183 183 183 214 104— 339 183—*549 170— 567 Totals 479 519 457—1455 Spark Oil Heaters Mrs. Bringdale. 134 136 165— 435 Dr. Council 165 165 1654'495] Monagle 157 170 183— 510 Totals 456 471 *Average; did not bowl. il John Berg, 65 years old and a long time resident of Anchorage, died there recently. Mrs. Hunt Selby Radde short trip south in charge °f fed- eral prisoners. ——————— 513—1440 LOMEN QUOTED “The new price of gold has doubled the wealth of Alaska’s pay- | streak,” Alfred J. Lomen, Alaska commercial man, said in Anchorage recently. n FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Wishing You a Happy New Year And Every Happy Thing . . . Good Fortune and Good Health Can Bring! @ We are thankful for the loyal patronage received the past year from the residents of Juneau, and we are showing our apprecia- tion by serving the best New Year Dinner ever here. TABLE D' HOTE $1.00 Canape Foie Gras Stuffed Hearts of Celery Sweet Pickles and Ripe Olives . CHOICE OF X Fresh Shrimp, Fruit or Manhattan Cocktail—The Kind You Like { Salted Almonds Cream of Chicken a'la St. Mande or Consomme d'la Claremont Follow the Crowd TO THE Capital ‘Beer Parlors W aldorf SaMT—Our Special CHOICE OF Young Tom Turkey, Special Dressing, Cranberry Sauce Roast Potatoes Fresh Fruit Fricassee of Milk-Fed Chicken, Egg Noodles Baked Sugar Cured Ham, Candied Sweet Potatoes Filet Mignon aux Champignon Pork Tenderloin Breaded, Supreme Sauce Mashed Potatoes Baked Hubbard Squash, Beune Fonde Hot French Rolls English Plum Pudding, Hard and Brandy Sauce Lovers’ Delight with Wafers . Afterdinner Mints Cafe Noir . After the show or dance just follow the crowd WE NEVER CLOSE . and Ball Room @ Sce the OLD YEAR GO and THE NEW ONE COME . . . Special Entertainment has been arranged for TONIGHT! BEST MUSIC! DOOR PRIZE! . ° PRIVATE DINING ROOMS FOR PARTIES, with Excellent Foods and Service AND TRY one of those Delicious Fresh Olympia OYSTER COCKTAILS! IT IS NEEDED Alaska Electric Light _and Power Co. 3 JUNEAU-—<Phone ‘6 DOUGLAS—Phone 18 UNITED FOOD CO. Phone 16- - - We Deliver M—Phom 16 - ]unédu Cash Grecery CASH GROCFRS Cater Bécthd“and Seward ' e i PHONE 58