The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 22, 1935, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY MARCH 22, 1935. BRINGING UP FATHER YES-I'M GOING TO TAKE MY SISTER ONTHE AVENUE AND G|VE HER A TASTE OF REAL SOCIAL L\FE-i WANT HER TO MY _SOCIALL POSITION- © 1935, King Features Syndicate. Inc., Great Britain rights ‘(OU LL NOT\CE HOW PEO?LE TURN-AND STARE POISE AND AR\ST’OCRQTIC MANNER- | HOPE | R INTO SOME OF MY SOCIAL FRIENDS- OH'l THOUGHT YOU \WLZ JLST TRYIN' TO LANCE THAT INNY HAT YOU'RE WEARIN'- NOW-THIS IS THE PROPER TILT OF THE HEAD IF “YOU WIHH TO BE FASHIONABLE- YOU WORKED REALIZE e reserved By GEORGE McMANUS HELLO-MAGGIE' SEEN YOU IN YEARS- N FACT- NOT SINCE BURKE'S LAUNDRY- { | AINT 1| SUPPOSE | THAT IS MRS, ) ASTORBILT- f s BETTER MOVIE { Bones Family |4 Injured Auto A(‘(‘tdent;"‘ Juneau at the City Clerk’s Of-| MYRTLE POINT, Ore, March g fice until 5:00 P. M. April 5, 1935 7 22— Three broken bones have pr: n(‘-! ! LONGVIEW, Wi March 22—:;')“’ the '\”v)ub)h‘ / opened, for furn-| vaa y put the H. D. Bones family | | Miss Lou aged 22, m"“ all labor and mafer_ml for LUGAL TH of commission for the present.| 1, Oregon, beauty parlor op- 55‘;)0("‘ ‘fi“r‘}" of flppmxlmmjlw s senior is hobbling about on | | d Miss Borghild Thorsness, | ' ‘K]“d ‘x“ eet Dyf Cf‘;‘;:e:e’ I;a‘ Astoria tt . e, ecessary appurtenances i b BN 1eg it otis Siae. employ('e on 1klin Seward, Main, Second, hi Capitol, Coliseum Manage- en knee. His horse threw him. 3 iler of a truck which TN 4 i iy A ment Arl’ange> for I\ew I m Bones, a daughter, has|is noted by the Dun- -Bradstreet | swung path qf the women's the City Clerk's office, which may A { o -analysis here released today. |auto on a cu be obtained upon depositing the Series of Films n ankle. She fell while play el d ol st ] curve. Sk of $10.00. | i eball, cracking the third bone p;:-)f ffa;m{r; As'ma‘ :;seu wt;ath:;‘ - oo s e % e > Bones family. = say i ; 1 bids shal wecompanied by In line h their progre : ,,f_r)é conditions, me recession in the JURY DECIDES MRS a certified check (or a bid bond policy of giving the rate of general industrial activity, MILLIE MAKI DIED | furnished by a Surety Company the finest the market affords in receiving from the producers a Very , weakness in commodity quota-| OF NATURAL CAUSE authorized to do business in Al- the way of entertainment, the high standard and quality of moO- ions and a further postponement | aska) for not less than five per- management of the Capitol and tion pictures—it having been raised | of decisions on political matters af- | cent of the amount of the bid. Coliseum Theatres announces that | C new long run contracts have been y negotiated with the major produc-! ers of motion pictures. theatres for a number of years) have used all the major products, but to insure a continued supply of the best talking pictures, the FEuclide Lachapelle, about Whom|ihe analysis is quoted as saying. |@way at the Government Hospital ~The successful bidder will be re- new contracts were made. in had been made bY 2| The review of states for indus-|at an early hour yesterday morn-|quired to file a performance bond The w lineup includes the brother living in Montreal, Canada. | rja] oporations as a whole survey |ins. | for the full amount of the contract produc of : " d of heart trouble in front of | found the level higher than a year | Members of the jury were Willls| price, which bond shall be furnish- tional, Fox Films, t Cafe on Front Street| ;50 put lower than the week pre- E. Nowell, John McCloskey, James|ed by a surety company satis- Mayer, Mon n of last year, according ceding. G. Morrison, James Mahoney, J. l- factory to the Public Works Ad- United Artists, Universal and War-|to the records of the U. S. Mar- -ee | Hill and William Sprigade. ministration. ner Brothers. {7hal’s Information concern- S D R This improvement shall be con- Some of the ing ith was sent by the) BODY OF JOAN YORKE LENTEN SERVICE TONIGHT structed under the contract pro- tions in the g fice to the brother on AT RESURRECTION CHURCH vision of Bulletin No, 2, PWA, ‘Re- Elll' “Bmadwu y . all the t < (‘ommp*mm productions n Warner Brothers, as well as their wonderful musicals and Vita- phone sho In th ort subject field there are all the leading newsreels, bring ing to the screens of the two the-, atres the lead news events from all over the world, the Walter Dis- ney color classics, Mickey Mouse, Popeye, the Sailor, cartoons; Fitz- patrick travel talks, the Hal Roach comedies, including Laurel and Charley Chase and other ding stars in this field. | The management states that the the country have fortunate this ye Quality Bourbon a‘?a PopularPrice STRAIGHT EIGHT STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY An Excellent Whiskey Mogerately Priced ot s |WEEK'S REPORT The two|EUCLIDE LACHAPELLE CALL FOR BIDS bids will be received by ymmon Council of the City | ‘l)erlur\ Parlor ()porator.! i | Theatre Employée Killed, | e c 1, and four other wom- y when their car orse fell on Rim. Corbin Bones, a son, has a brok- and plans Fourth Streets, to according and specifications on file at 22.—Slack- | NEW YORK, March |ening in trade velocity this week | ¢ | cnsiderably over that of other ears. Millie Makl died from | Should the successful bidder fail to was the decision of | enter into a contract and furnish a v which met this| satisfactory performance bond with- the United States|in the time stated in his proposal, fecting business. | That M With few exceptions, the retarda- natural caus tion is unpronounced, the report & coroner’ says. | afternoon - J in PASSED AWAY IN JULY “From the Pagific Coast, reports | Commissioner's Court. The inquest | the certified check (or bid bond) ACCORDING TO RECORDS | (), 1otail trade are the most fay-|Was held at the request of relatives| shall be forfeited as liquidated orable Teceived in three weeks,”|of the Indian woman who passed | damages. iing to Deputy U. quirements as to Bids, Contractors’ TO GO SOUTH SUNDAY hal Walter Hellan, A Lenten service will be held at| Bonds, Contract, Wage and Labor le in Juneau Lachapelle was| The body Yorke, daugh- 8 o'clock tonight at the Resurrec- | Provisions' dated March 3, 1931 g the name of Louis Lesher-| ter of Mr. John H. Yorke, tion Lutheran Church. This is the and amended for Alaska. t there is no doubt aboul|will be shipped south on the Prin- | first of a series of studies to be| Labor required for this prejec the same man, Deputy|cess Norah Sunday morning, it was | conducted by the Pastor, the Rev.| said. At the time of his|announced at the C. W. Carter Erling K. Olafson, through the| e an effort was made to locate | Mortuary today. Lenten season on the “History of| o. e t was not successful. The girl died last week in the the Passion of Our Lord,” as re-| | THE | . = Yorke apartments in the Goldstein corded by the four evangeli ‘ i MR B FREEMAN ARRIVE Building. Burial will take place in The public is invited to the serv-| | MARKET BASKET the Prin Norah, Seattle. ice || | Provisions, Fruits, Vegetahles eman, a merchandise - e - | Phone 342 Free Delivery rcker, is in Juneau today. SHOP IN JUNEAU FIRST! SHOP IN JUNEAU FIRNT! . . ‘ LOVELY evening—my eye!” John Frazer yanked at his tie and collar. “Why in the world,” he turned to Jane Frazer, “did you tell |W. A. 61, revised March shall be as outlined in 3 (a) the Construction Regulations. Attention is called to the fact that not less than the minimum wage rates preseribed by the Fed- eral Emergepcy Administration of Public Works must be paid on this project. Without exception, no bid will be considered unless accompanied by the Bidders Certificate of Compli- ance, U. S. Government form P. 1934 the effect that the bidder is com- plying with and will continue to comply with each applicable code of INSISTS on genuine M st. Croix the tall pottle. (lnm the fres W. J. LAKE & CO- D\str\hulors geattle, Wash- . or codes, with the President’s Re- = employment Agreement. Copies of - this certificate will be included with the form of proposal. i The right is reserved to reject any and all and to waive any informality th: bids received, with the exception of the require- ments of the preceding paragraph. A. W. HENNING, | City Clerk. First publication, March 22, 1935. 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