The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 3, 1935, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WED\! SD! \\ APRIL y 1933, BRINGING UP FATHER : By G I ()Rl,l MM \1\[)\ " AN IDEA: T LISTEN. YOU MUSTNT | = s ' SSN‘Y’E\AICI‘\?IT D‘ADGC.A\E"Q GO HOME- MAGGIE AN fiifi,‘g,&sgu‘f E\:\LI)EE 's i\L;fiiJ TAHATAMY E BROTHER TO VISIT US, ME WOULD BE SO YOU STAY ? S R Chnt come | SO VLL TELL HER SISTER LONESOME IF YOU HERE NOW. 30 'LL STAY | wgfiggug WSB‘I + e Bovh TO PLEASE YOU AN -HE - - TS HEAR MAGGIE SING- THAT'S VERY MAGGIE . ’ NICE OF ~(OU ANTTHAT'S A BIG HELP OO AR TANANA RIVER ICE MOVE DATES 1917-—April 30 at 11:30 a.m. 1918—May 11 at 9:33 a.m. 1919—May 3 at 2:33 p.m. 1920—May 11 at 10:46 a.m. 11 at 6:42 a.m. 1922 ’-\Ln 12 at 1:20 p.m. A (VA og Features Syndicae, lac., Great Britain tights seserved. <57 of Juneau, an intriguing article In explaining the peculiarities A y . sion, ap; in the current issue 4 ) ine thich 1 v him into the| 4 § v f 1927—May 13 at 5:42 a.m. —_— —_— articles on A. P. Poll Shows Indians Frank Dufresne Author of wip to alas : le and the | B2 ‘ B A anficld, an attorney associated | | 1930—May 8 7:03 p.m. reasury anno >oo o any ardent angler, entitled “Strip esne uses an origi 1924—M: = 5 9. : Fishing in Alaska” by Frank Du- s his own introskadeibm e ON M“) WEST TR“’; 1 ..} M.ly ]1 .3.']‘0 p.m. Rl AN ! STURY BY LUGAL plenit ant Executive Offi- the sport by his friend, \ M 1925—May 7 6:32 p.m. | cer of the Alaska Game Commis- the o taught hi : 1 on an extensive trip | |();](,v_,\],|-il 26 ; 4:03 p.m. of Field and Stream. 1 iz fellows Ird midd on business and pleas- G . ‘ : L Fl. AG IS DDPE MAN PUBI—'SHED Mr Dufzane cludes practic off Eagle Harbor. ure, N Bantield departed on Treasury Del)ml“" nt LX 1928—May 6 4:24 p.m. ) R IIE L ore o numEndi the Princess Norah for Vancouver,| plains it Is Swap for 990 W 3.41 formation about the ease and 3 : ‘a whion | B: G thi ng | White Metal 1929—May S 3:41 p.m. A 4 R it : published in | w Faulkner, will make . e : Favored Over Yankees, Interesting Article in Lt , : : : il : N, April . e 1931—May 10 at 9:23 a.m. % e ”» b 4 AR it : 3 i r a new sale o e 4 po Detroit and Boston Field and Stream r most p |1-11§1 s pear on sconsin, where 161 |51 o0’ Cunces of gold Amownting 10 1932—May 1 at 10:15 a.m. S e %Y Tea B lover $1,800,000 to the Bank of 022 Maw o ey NEW YORK, April 3—In a close| pyiolling tne delights of strip Of fiF : r sportsman’s racterized f on il 1933 )[.l_\. '8 at ‘A :20 p.m. ballot conducted by the Associated |y el i g iver saimon | MAZA%E : Sapaley ", . SISy J NOTICE Treasury officials explained the | 1934—April 30 at 2:07 p.m. pl ¥ own game fish- | Sons of way—Regular busi-|sale is in the e of a swap,| bs clitors s anil Resual 1 the inland waters or Southea: ) ¢ non fish- ing to tt and | néss meetin ght. o'clock tonight or silver, as the United| picked Clevelagd to| win the American League pennant 1, particularly in the vicinity y. gpu,um‘ throt " ntry. —adv.| sta Sbourbing: DEeokBRLY ) The Indians finished third last gy TITTTITIIT 1 1 1 Xico's C a as T TR (I Inllllllllhil(’llhll lIIHIIIIIIII|IIII'III|IIIIlIIIIIIIIIIHIiH'IIIII|IIIIIMM T e et S Wk NENANA Twenty-five first place vote ielp build up Mexi- | were given Cleveland, with 23 £o's monetary reserve. ing 'to the Babe Ruthless New Yor -+ o —— Yankees. Al ! ¥ BABY BOY Cut of 76 votes cast, Detroit, the 1cunzements, Mr ican League winner last year 2 a4 W. k¥ but 13 tallies to finis k r { l))\ baby at e Boston Red Sox were their home oma, on March v , these s oung man having %een employed ants in the al League race. s D - . s - — Newness” is apparent in every line and detail of the Spr furniture now on ulx [vll) | IC. H. METCALFE CO.| | INDIAN RlGHTS at our busy store! Come prepared to be thrilled by the varieties and low prices! I Sheot Metal 0l Baruses - : Healing—Air Conditioners THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS e ‘ Living Roon: Suites | st mo B ¢ LBNB HISMORY sk “% : : W ad "PII“I.\“.IWI “;-I;"" o ,41 () I{ D Our Services to You Begin and End at the ()7. (-)(B Gang Plank of Every Passenger-Carrying Boat Eiil He'm' Pushed Now a ' i g . e ¢ { Particularly Good Value l(; ’:’VCY i : HERENET Sy 7 My ) e L e v Part of Social ad : : - ).Picce Mohair Set— Well desiened and be Authorized Dealers) ! WALLIS S. GEORGE, C.P.A. Associates JAMES C. COOPER, CP.A Economic Program _ S tifully taifored GREASES : WALLIS S. GEORGE & CO. 4 4 v & CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS GCAS Juneau, Alaska ()ILS L ‘ STE: M TAX -i= SERVICE Qcezsional Chirs ze and comfortable. : t | . ) . 2 Seat and back of tapestry { g | : : L rpea ;1 | %6.95 oo, GASTINEAU CAFE by a long history in the north and ) 7 v i i Motors ; GASTINEAU HOTEL BUILDING > & S : an Dinners Wines—Reer is being pressed at this time on grounds that it is essential to the 4 i 'v: sram of SO 4 % i FOOT OF MAIN ST prozra f e : accordinz to CAPITOL BEER PARLORS back to 1867 wr : W 3 g ; S| g > e H | eaty with Rusisa was i i a4 S | R .. AND BALL ROOM SR oo hakite . e ; ; y / A Private Booths Lunches Dancing Every Night JV”?L’Q\‘ of citizens. Indian Z S ! | have been an issue, the 5 A A % ! /B ; if;i“';?“Sf’“J??Si‘,’fi"‘%é}‘lré“c‘o“,?;? 5 : ' ; : : ‘ : Juneau Cash Grocery points out. : . o] FOR THE BREAKFAST NOOK OR SMALL £| CASH GROCERS . It is contended in the Gordon| DINING ROOM | Corner Second and Seward repcrt that the Indians have suf: f v § fored economic losses due to S Hardwood Table and 4 Chairs—Natural maple finis} COZ\TTESTS Free Delivery PHONE 68 : : il & 5 PGSRBS USRI St o £ o0 re them benefits nicely decorated. Table has drop leaf with extra leaf = - Vhy nct organize a team [ ——— n well de!mzl:l”:cei;tn:‘g;lklfml‘l:: E y ! *Set—522.50 ymong your friends, cnd || e = . . Walnut Finish Drop Leaf Table ? Teated | kil v . vights of individuals and families == ) to alnut Finish Drop Leaf Table fet in on the fun? Teams . L’ l l P to the use of certain streams, chan-“= 3-1)"0(0 B()(Ir(""” S""" $12.50 ::’:fl r:“ vflr‘!lu of the m:y 1evro et ang ontlac nels and ocgan -areas for fish tak- == in Walnut A large variety of Gateleg, Drop Leaf and Refectory ‘BUISSwnting many e ing, the memorandum states, but i Tables ; I.:r:‘dn:::‘lm(::ze nl;“dy K ! Dealers save for Tyonek, in Cook's Inle! FULL SIZE BED, DRESSER and CHEST Pric ] i $16.50 t s';r_ 00 s series, nowhere have the natives secured | riced from 510.0 0 DI ngen o w2 g W onderful Value at $45.00 5 T Brunswick } : » ‘The provision for per capita pay- % All'),y;s | CONNORS MOTOR CO. ment should be amended to estab- A A " % A Delightful Modern : £2 R - B cinlander Bt on Drasght i AGENTS lish tribal or village funds for re- BARBER SHOP G G establishment of economic inde- pendence of the villages remain- ing, the brief recites, in urging that the measure be acted upon favor- ably by Congress. — e —— Bedroom Suite including T : < The Florence Sho REAL DAGO RED BED, CHEST, VANITY and BENCH ’ ; > | e e smgny Wine“sl.‘.lsv pe ‘s‘gl?x.) Bring ;:auf' Jeautifully fini 1 in selected walnut . . large mirror Florence Holmqu'i.sz, Prop. jug. TOTEM -GROCERY. aqy. . . built to a lifetime by one of the I t factories PHONE 427 Behrends Bank Bullding PSR For very prompt LIQUOR DELIVERY | the West. This N ou will be proud to ow / : 7 | PHONE 36 ff.'|(| AN OUTSTANDING l{:tu\l”r AT I e ) { ; R e — OPEN ALL NIGHT % 3 ' x| . Y 3 $87.50 ~ B THE || Alaskan Hotel Liquor Store e by | visions, s, Vegetables | M - With the arrival of our recent shipment of over TWO CARLOADS of furniture we are display- '.P"D"e 342 Free ‘Deumry\ Dave Housel, Prop. Phone, Single Q-2 rings ing the most varied and complete assortment ever shown in Juneau. FEastern as well as Western SIS i g — Fee s factories have contributed to this fine display and our (uantity buying has brought the price =| — ' e e within reach of the modest purse. Visit our Furniture l)opurln.wnl and see the many beautiful = ':fi:::’s;osl:.:z 1 FOR INSURANCE = NARDW w0 See H. R. SHEPARD & SON FUDWI(, NELSON ) JEWELER OIE Watch Repairing e { Philco—General Electric A(!ncy = pieces. | FRONT STREET | 1= saae = REMEMBER :—These prices include delivery any where in Juneau . . . and will compare very E favorably with outside prices when you add your ht 1-hurges, ; | Thomas Hardware co.‘:L Telephone $07 B Bovwadh M KRAFFT’S Cabinet and Millwork Interior Detail Work Window, Plate and Automobile | Glass. PLYBOARD—Any size; market prices. . | | 2nd and Franklin Phone 62 o — TYPEWRITERS RENTED | B A I L E Y’S 2“2:::? .I::nnd $5.00 per month | Merchants’ Lunch J. B. Burford & Co. ’ CAFE Short. Orders “Our doorstep 18 worn by satls- Regular Dinners fied custowers ) L T IllIImllIIII|IIIIIIII||lllll|||||||||||||||||||| |||||||||m|!|||Il|||||||m|||||||||||||||m||||m|m|||||m||||u IR i AR -WHERE Y00 MERL X00% DinNe