The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 28, 1935, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA -EMPIRE, «RH)A\ SNUFFY DO YOU REALLY MEAN YOU'LL NAME. ONE oF T\-\E asn-um.e'rs BOY OMW,BOY BERNARD GOOG\.E SMITH A — R) I!ILLIE DE- BECK ALL JUS' LIKE ‘PEAS IN A POD --THAT SECOND ONE LOOKS THE BEST-- NO --THE ONE ON THE END _-GOODNESS !t I OON'T KNOW \-\ CH ONE TO PICK & et e < DovG 1.‘ ‘o] N¥W's CARNERY fIAS: TRIAL RUN; FIRST FISH ARE PACKED ‘With~ just erough salmon to af- ford a trial run, the cannery ten- der Mavis arrived in from the fish-| inz. banks. yesterday morning and permitted the plant to be steamed : DUBLIN, Jupe 28-—The up. The run yielded 20 cases. States is represented by a full- - eee—— fledzer Minister to the Irish Free VISITORS HERE Statgifor the'firsh ‘time in fhore Mrs. Fréd Garnduft, sister of Mts. than'd year as Alvin M. Owsley, of W. . Cahill of Treadwell, and Miss palias, T, Beosie Dolg, both of Qakland, Cali- gials t5 President Eamonn DeVal- fornia, arrivel on the North Sea erg, to spend a few weeks here as house The Irish Communists siezed up- gucsts of Mr. and Mrs. Cahill {en the occasion to conduct a dem- ROERCU s I 18 inst the new Amcrl- eaflots reading not represent the A-nen~ theusands of whom arc vn flech and blood and who 7 up in bread lincs all over d States.” ley did mot sec the demon- %, e Just 60,000 Gallons MANHATTAN, Kas—Mrs. Myrie Skinner took city officials at th word in their ouer fo f to preserve trecs. She has 158 trees on her property and seeks 60,000 gallons for the minimum bill of s) Duily Cross-word Puzzle ACROSS . Boft mineral . Imitierse . Rivulet . Lamb's pen ame & Chnncter in “Uncle Tom's Il S MINISTER - IS INTRODUCED IN FREE STATE Communists- Stage Demon- stration in Dublin— Owsley Not Informed HACHMEISTER RETURNS After -exactly twe months, to day, sincc he left for his tr south, Erwin Hachmeister, pattern- maker at Treadwell returned on the u, North Sea this morning. “Hach” o visited in California. as well as g..¢ ‘Washington cities during his ab. sence, e ) Picnic Tradmon Uphela | VERNON, T(x — For 52 yecars local residents annually obse: the Doan's picnic celebration start- ed by C. F. Doan in 1884 near the old Red River cattle crossing. Solution of Yesterday's Puzzie . Be entitled to . . Yellow herb . South Ameri- can antmal . Flower cluster 9. Persia Kind of fish Cabin r . Dperatic solo 9. ?;?g';;'oysz . Pu!n on . Green and frest vegetation Keep back RibLed cloth Age . Transgression 29. Bjblical king+ Clamor Droop Flgures of speech col- lectively Notched Breathed loudiy 3 uch . H\ nocx itical talk Determine . Take veugeance| | | T . Shortening . Type square . Extra supply . Tall 8 v ste; . Bikworm Iey [ER[SEAT DOWN . Spreads loosely 2. Medicinal plant . Seraped linen . Chess plece a ._ I// HII// I=/// dEw/a B Ammd S . %flllhl%fill ;!lll%lllllll e AR A G lll!%flfil% 53, Part played 54. Sea eagle . Story: cellog. . Open hostilities . Regiong 56, " An English king bt 0. Quantity of . By way of . Soft velvetlike . fabric . Laughable . Exists in sleep In that case 3. Not caoked through . Feminine name At any time 5. Stitches Require 58, Firmament . Assert to'be untrue der Small valley Uncanny. , Orzan of slght Asiatic ox ;\WEL OF ALASKAN H(Y"EIS The Gastineau Our Services to You Begin and End at the Qang Plank of Every Passenger-Carrying Boat Rice and Ahlers Compqny C. H. Metcalfe Company JUST PHONE 34 or 101 United | 5, precented his creden- | RIDAY, JUNE 28 11935. | 1 GOT A NOTION TER AMR“‘ This wealth of mellowness is not just for the wealthy . .. 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FOUR HALIBUTERS SELL, GCGP PRICE SEATTLE, Dental X Ray Labratory OUTSIDE PRICES 5 AND 6 TRIANGLE BUILDING June 28—Four hali- buters arrived from the local banks today bringing in 67,000 pounds and sold for 8 and 7 cents a pound. flIHNHIIHIIHIIIllllll!fllillllflliflllll 1IHIIIIlllllllllIHHHIIIIIInIlllllllllllI|||l|IIIIilIIIIIIIlIIIIIl|||IIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIII Juneau Frock Shoppe “Exclusive But Not Expensive” ® Just received fine assortment of White Tail- ored All-Wool Suits. White Felt Hats. ¥ 6 Lovely Afternoon and Dance Frocks. Pretty House Dresses in voiles and pre- shrunk colorful wash materials. Also new All-Woel Slacks. All especially low priced. Please call and convince yourself. - Juneau Frock Shoppe llllllIllllmllllmlllllllllllflllll||||flllllm,llmu.l“lllmlllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIHHII||llllllllllj|||||Illlll|ll|ll|l||l|l|ll IELINTD M T “MUST” ORIER ON GUFFEY BiLL - ~ STIRS CAPITO !anunucd irom rwt Ono) "d cided that ething mure dras- | tic was necessary. Labor Backs Tt The Guffey bill was brought forth as a possible solution. The miners’ spokesman, John I. Lewls, hicad of the United Mine Workers, is de- manding that the measure be pass- ed. Briefly the bill provides for the ncus coal mines. A natiopal cgal reserve would be set up by having the government | purchass all the marginal mines (‘repes silks ud foul- ztn t&wu/ wrinkle collar. Hats Shirts Neckwear creation of a federal coal commis- | sion of five members. These would |be named by the President and giv- | |en wide authority over all bitumi- | {and put them out of business {or\ bill for such| paid by a to be lqui- | the time being. The purcheses would be $300,000,000 bond issue dated by a tax on coal The commission would dXCtx\w whether new mines are to be open- ed or old ones worked. Operators of mines would be permittéd t~ “vo- | ate codes. Tax Fcature Important The taxing item of the bill is probably its most important fea- ture. All coal would be taxed 25 percent ‘at' the mine, but 99 per- cent ‘would be rebated to the op- erator who signed the code. Wheth- er this would weather a court test on, fts "'constitutionality 15 a ma bar of varying epinions among law yens. All matters affecting labor would be handled by a coal labor board | consisting of three, members—ohe | repwegenting - the public, ofie the 'mijfte oxners and fhe other labor. \ The measure already has been re- ported favorably to the Senate by o interstate commeérce commitice. Admlmitrul’)n leaders admit thaf 's plenty of dynamite in the me‘wrc but that the conditions of the industry and the demands of| labor may fo'u its passage. ———g-+ 120AYSOUT IN SAIL'BOAT, TWO ABE SAFE Middle- agcd Russmn, Seat- tle Youth, Arrive at Kelchilun ) LI“K\N Alaska, Jue 28— lof, 52, and Freeman Bui- r youth, reached Ket- chika ys. after leaving Seaflle in a 30-foot sail boat towed by. the Seiner Taholah which was flagged at Dixon Entrance. Favlol is a grandson of William Zacharov Paviof, who was Ad- minlctra for Wastern Alaska un- der Alexander Baranoff in early days in Alatka. Pavic! is a cripple, having Ral a leg off when he was a childi Eo wil continu? on to Sitka wherd {be expects to live off the: country. Fe was formerly a watchman in I seathie Butler is returning soutli ..m....--m Chevrolet and Pontiae Dealers wo DE— CONNORS MOTOR CO. AGENTS e e .t 4 — iOld papers for sale at Empire Officy NEEDS NOW ew Plain .and - patterned. Mesh styles and regu- lar fabrics..New non- Garters” IIHIIIII||IIl||IIIIll'llllIIIIIIIHIl“IIIIIIllmIIH|l|ll|Ilill|fllllm]mfifllllllllllQ\IIIIIIIIIl!lll!IlllllllllmflllfliTHIlllil : You will want to look YOUR BEST OVER THE Capi ’Kerchiefs Socks Suits Shoes —WE HAVE ’EM Belts Pocketcluefs Collar Pins . Snubbers . Links . Buttons “Everything in | Furmshmgs for Men” R