The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 17, 1935, Page 7

THEDAILY ALASKAEMPI‘RE FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1935. PP s e e S & student DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT TO ACCORDION M®SIC FEATURING TROYCHAK | Auk Bay Inn First Class Music Old time or modern American, Scandinavian, or you name it! |of parents and friends attended. |amm today is toward vocational|by Miss Elizabeth Feusi. Myrtle A : ] hc four girls graduating, Myr bjects and to train the student|Feera presented the Senior Class HARY BESTS MASS BURIAL % D()l (ll "‘.S ero, Jessie Fraser, M ome trade. Next year in Al-(gift, three books, to the school and y ‘m\d Alice Sey, were charm pastel gowns and ducation in trades, home ec on-‘ Mills, . president of the vETERAN HUYT FLU vIGTIMs NEWQ boquet of flowers. . are | o etc. Short courses in min- body. ] ¥ in the class of 1935, Bernhart Sa- be offered. The time is| Mary Pearce was the Valedictor- < Wilson. be required to take less history and vocal solo, “Turn Back the Uni- |N LUNG G A ME PTI BARRUW COMMISSIONER KARNES Mr. Karnes gave a brief uch subjects and devote some time ver: by A. E. Goetz, Mr. Karnes, MAKES COMMENCEMENT of the high school in tk to preparation in firsy aid, garden- delivered his speech., Mrs. Glen 'SS AT DOUGLAS Precentations ana_supt. Bowman pre-| " po O by Dogteam—Spec- In’ 1821 the Chester Hornaday gave the in-: ented the class. The program con- 1,“-“““2}‘ Pirates by ialists on Way school was fou vocation at the beginning of led with awarding of diplomas ]'“,0 to One Score chool enrollment h | S b topic ¢ of Educati at the Do mencement the Ccliceu there will be available $30,000|these were accepted by Gordon 2 vikko, Albert Stragier and Albert coming when the grade teacher will |1an for her class. Followinz thel ] ey i Caskets Taken to Grounds ing, nursing, and sewing. sang a second solo, “1’00“\!1 DOdL’(‘.l'S Defeat emy was establ ¥ 3 program. Bernhart Savikko follow- Arne Shudshift, president of SEATTLE, May 17—A ma‘s bur- __ ial of the fifteen victims of the _influenza victims at Point Barrow blm,r of Waite Hoyt has been held there, according to ime duel between the ? s received from Signal Corps ] ~ | 1921 to 1933, grov 1 % with sthe salutory. Ahl vocal | board. night in'lion to 5 million. he Qld Rc n byl >>o re. Alarge crowd Al ding to Mr. Xarnes Glen Kirkham, mpanied HIGH SCHOOL PICNIC HELD AT NEVADA CREEK il PITTS Tom er, g n an pair of Th o r Morgan. The coffins were C. d.out to the burial grounds by dogteams. | Operator - Morgan reports that only a few new oases have developed within the past few days. Dr. Horace Pettit and Dr. Ser- geant Pepper, two specialists from the Pennsylvania University De- partment of Bacteriology, who are going to Point Barrow to secure samples of the germ, are expacted to arrive here this afternoon. They will take the steamer Yukon to- morrow morning for Juneau and | there will board a plane for Fair- Ranks emuute to Barrow, et DR. RAE L .CARLSON OPTOMETRIST IS NOW IN JUNEAU AT THE GASTINEAU HOTEL | | i The weather certainly favored 15 High School students for ... o, . annual picnic as they set’out‘v, etor this morning for & 'fine mtel The to Nevada Creek, chosen as thisi ., | year’s picnic grounds. Somie of the| boys were supposed to have gone [t6 the place last night to camp |there and be able to make early e ‘px eparations before the crowd ar- THURSDAY s 2t League akland 10. Sacramento 1 Portland 14; San Francisco 9. Seattle 4; Los Angeles 13. National League Brooklyn 2; Pittsburgh 0. American League Cleveland 0; New York 10. 5 o with a 13-inning ¢ to 0 over the Pirates. e contest was the eduled in the Na- while the American played only two games ' 8AID COLONEL PAUL sonzs: “But it takes more than i luck to make fine whiskey” Russian or even an Irish jig- Admission 40¢ Drop In Anytime! CHICKEN DINNERS served daily between 3 and 6:30 P. M. O old Colonel Paul Jones, g i e S whiskéy's chief function in 2 : and oMpckly . Boleraps, SoopsipNg life was to make life more 2 2 7 e e sl gracious. o | A B But he knew that only good 4 . | TEACHERS PREPARING TO whiskey could fulfill that func- " | LEAVE FOR SOUTHLAND| tion. So he made a whiskey so 2 | fine that even 14 years of Prohibi- m A P A \ tion could not dim its memory WY, ) in men’s minds. Paul Jones is a blend of straight whiskies. It is made by the di- Hollywood 3; Wlth the close of school for an- lother ear, instructors as well as Lupxls are planning their summer ‘vacations. Supt. Bowman expects to spend a part of the vacation in STANDENGN: S rect descendants of Paul Jones. | Douglas and he also plans to attend P Aqnd it's made in the slow, costly . e, # the Educational Institute starting old-fashioned way. ! 7 | vl Y ] the iatter part of June. Martin Try a botle of Paul Jones. 3 3 / i FPedersen, coac who will be the Have your drinks mixed with it. first to leave, has reservations for the North Sea leaving Sunday or Monday to spend his vacation at home. Misses Pimperton and Tho- ma plan to leave some time this next week perhaps, for Denver, where they will attend summer CLUBS acific Coast Loague Won Lost Pct. 750 658 541 436 421 432 an Oakland Made by Frankfort Distilleries of Louisville and Baltimore America’s Largest Independent Distillers Eacramento Portland Seattle Missions National sthool. Also to leave next week or the week after are Misses Pe- poon and Karnes, the former plan- ning to attend summer school at Eyes Examined M4 610 550 542 481 412 409 250 lvnzuv | Won Lost Pet.! the University of Nebraska. Miss Fraser may leave later on for a trip outside as will also perhaps Miss Grace Naghel. . BRI i A BLEND OF ALL Loan‘ Approved for stratcrr wskies FAMOUS SINCE 1865 .2 Alaska Home Owners; Chicago 16 & e 13 17 650 Other Frankfort Whiskies: FOUR ROSES—a blend of straight i e stor 12 9 57 whiskies » OLD OSCAR PEPPER — a blend of straight whiskies s oot 1o M3 1The Home 0000 13 565 ANTIQUE—1whiskey, a blend * MATTINGLY & MOORE—whiskey, fesaeas ) o . ; oo g 2 p-oved 25 Alaska applications and |Detroit noo12 413 a blend * SHIPPING PORT—straight whiskey rejected 19 others. The average loan | Washington 10 12 485 is $2.000, officials said. 8t. Louis 5 13 278 nmm|nuuuumum||muuuunmmn|l.nmmm'nmumm||n.mm||||||n|||||||||111mlmmmnmmum|||nn|||| ||mn|m|mn|numunummumun'”‘”“”"’”""' oo Glasses Fitted Alaska Pittsburgh Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia American Eleven Years in CALL ROOM 203 OR PHONE 10 FOR APPOINTMENT = Graduate Rochester School of Optometry; Post Graduate Northern Ili- i:s‘;i'}.,f;';:-. nois College of Optometry; Licensed by examination in the States of New York, Ilinois and Washington,and by reciprocity in Alaska. - SHOP IN JUNEAU! B R e N S e WEEK-END SPECIALS! ONLY A FEW MORE LEFT—GENUINE SILEX GLASS COF- 'LO TELL the truth, the Blairs' picnic had not been very pleasant. FEE MAKER AND 3 POUNDS OF GOLD SHIELD SILEX COFFEE-ALL FOR ... .. ... ... Pt . 2.9% EXTRA SPECIAL! EXTRA SPECIAL! Faultless Brand PEAS, -E oc Faultless Brand BEANS, ] 00 Dry Cook, No. 2 tin Dry Cook, No. 2 tin COFFEE, Reliance Brand, pound jar . . . . . . 30c PORK and BEANS, Van Camp, 3 for . . . 25¢ FREE--$1.25 RELISH DISH for 25 cents with pur- chase of 1 package BISQUICK, Al for . . MILK, Maximum Brand, 8 small cans . Half the day was spent riding along country roads looking for a “nice to eat their lunch. After they finally pulled up under a forlorn place” many disappointing stops ate their sandwiches and salad, and then started for home. “Wasn't it a shame picnic in such an unin- tree, we had to 70¢ . teresting spot?” sighed Mzrs. Blair as they sped along the highway. “Well,” replied Mr. Blair, ourselves to blame. You grounds when youdon't = know where you'te going. Just look how we floated around to- day, and look at the luck we had. And if you don’t mind my say- ing so, this coffee-floating habit of ours is just as unsatisfactory. We've had this brand and that brand, and every one “we have only How about some Hills Bros. Coffee 40 cents . . . With Your Coupon . . . 40 cents KELLOGG’S SPECIAL FRESH KILLED FRYERS AND STEWERS ON S. S. NORTH SEA —-Our Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Always the Best— See Our Display of Green Things NOW! California Grocery i THE PURE FOODS STORE ’ g PHONE 478 PROMPT DELIVERY = Copyright 1935 Hills Bros. : O - . can't find good picnic tastes like bad news. How about some Hills Bros. Coffee for supper, and let's drink it from now on. You know we'll be better satisfied.”