The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 25, 1935, Page 8

i L e i gt RIS AT DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, rripaY,'OCT. 25, 1935. DEMONSTRATION NABESNA MINE cflflKlNG cl- A ss TEG H N ICIAN is ’C The ‘Umte;;l States Cnv(iil Service UF quK nF HE e Puncm} services !or‘ Paul Keiah.! Boulder Dam, 1935, postage stamps | LfiP Passenger on the Yukon from | yykon after coming here with a pris- | |Commission has announced an open 32, who died at the Government ho.s~y“em received in today’s mail by Seattle. cner, George Saunders, Kluckwan (competitive examination for Railway | DAY TE HUME Postal Clerk. | | Applications may be filed with| ] Mortuary tomorrow afternoon at 2‘5Lamp3. As the stamp issue is lim- | o'clock. the stallation of New Cyan- | ide Equipment, Returns Seasonal Foods—House- wives Are Invited have been completed | J. E. Hunt, technician, who has, ation of the been engaged in the work of install- for house- ing the new cyanide equipment at i Vocationa Nabesna mine, passed through artment of t uneau on the Alaska, enroute to ¢ Schools. Tt eattle Octobe room of the No Church s seri ounces s ocea Arrangemen’ |least e summer and fall six s have been added to mill equipment, according to thus replacing the obsolete | formerly used. The capaci cyanide plant is large enoug to ta mill production, but also | considerable additional | e. This will make it possible 1 to cyaniding the dai ntrate, to put through at two kinds of do addition demonstrate s of serving apples. range for the demon-in ad nuts, and 1 several The stration will be furnished by the Al-|mill co; aska Elec ply the materials needed for this oc- | ing each year since the mill started. | casion, and the following merchants|It is estimated that more than 300 | h have donated prizes for distribution, | tons of these concentrates are slor»xl‘, MAN OF NURTH the Juneau-Young Hardware, the | for retreatments with an estimated Butler-Mauro Drug Co., and the Al- value of $50,000. aska Meat Co. With the mine and plant in opera- | Cooperation Appreciated tion throughout the winter, the pro- “We appreciate the cooperation of Guction bids fair to be far in exces: the local residents in this of |of the season just ended cooking lessons,” said A. E t- B o IR making a success of this ceu would like to create in this subject and other home ing preblems, and would be g cocperate with the Juneau School in offering evening courses in both foods and garment makinz if sufficient number of women would be interested in enrolling in the courses. “In Douglas three clas: per week are operating under our plan and su- pervision with a total enrollment of about 55 women, why not similar ses in Juneau?” The demonstration Tuesday nocn will begin at 1:30 o'cloc since a very full program is planned ted are urged to go him, jate Action Be Taken to Avoid Mass Meeting | : and| TSINGTAO, China, Oct. 25. — The Japanese Consul here is reported to|abov sed of the American Con- early. There is no charge for this Su early action be taken in class, and all housewives and pros- | the Ja rotest against the al- pective housewives are invited eged insult of the Japanese flag by Jors, in the Japan- | for a He requested submarine TRANSFERRED -~ jer Caonopus. | U s i agt- | Wit > - nts who subscribed to the pur- JMWA GIVE DANC chasz of the field as a dirigibl e, TOMORRO‘V NIGHT Juncau the Army's plan to blimps and a anz whi the field's value as a S e ening. The danc for the special purpose members AVIATOR IN JUNEAU of the Associatior come az- Vernon Bookwalter, aviator for the |quainted with one another, will also ar- | Le opened to the general public, and everyone is cordially invited to at- tend. i AL TS S Ay | Daily Empire Wart Ads Pay! White Pass and Yukon Route rived from a trip to the States a the Yukon - e — SHOP IN JUNEAU, FIRST! ¥ A Pt of Seagrams s a Qam[ of%aéw > Seagram’s (rown @ cfi/{fi[{/{’(/ 7/%(2%[&} @ /m/ f'f:'a‘/fm my a /u/ /e :‘fu ze GIN, TOO EXAMINATION FOR ; | ; nearest the applicant, or with the| 4 Ms. Crone Will Prepare! J. E. Hunt Completes In-;&&i“fig’l‘ S at| Local Director of Annual be in Evergreen Cemetery. Atiempls | yiow, Applicants must have reuched‘ their eighteenth but not their thir-| ty-fifth birthday on the date of | the close of receipt of applications, except that these age limits do not apply preference. . ure at least 5 feet 6 inches in height| °18n territory during the fiscal year| gi.r' ‘He entered the Government in bare feet, and must weigh at|ended June 30, Douglas H. Moore.|)pital on August 13 for treatment | |They must be in sound physical |health and capable of enduring ar-| Juneau Chapter which helds its Roll | {duous exertion. “| Persons interested should apply| |at once for information to the Sec-|ihe attention of Red Cross units on » U8 lretary of the U. S. Civil Service!the Florida sites which were laid|Newmarker, U. S. Steamboat In- are of and 114t poarg of Examiners at the post|waste by hurricane last month (Sep- |spectors, returned or the Yukon from ! office or customs house in f or at Room 311, Federal and| TR 0% A Light & Power Com- the same time the retreatment con»f pany, the Sanitary Grocery will sup- | centrates that nave been accumulat- | Walter W. Liggett, Editor of Minnesota Weekly, i i ; —0—0 i disaster in the Pacific area during 3 f 95 unhealthy?” A NEAPOLIS, ., Oct. 25.— & Ry g the last year. or ZoC She—*“I don’t know. I've never OLD FASHIONED been—" ISHUNGRED BY )\Val'cr W. Liggett, publisher of a J = weeX ewspapsar here, has been tak- en to a hospital for treatment of AMEH sAlLURs injurizs he claimed were inflicted by ] even g Liggett is soon to face trial on an Consul Demands Immed- assautt charge which he claims is LIGGETT KNOWN HERE Walter W. Liggett, mentioned | cus magazines in an editorial He returned to the coast and the Tom Mooney Defense Com- alled | Mittee Miss Rae Jor i YUKON ROUND TRIPPER MARSHAL TO HAINE: 'FUNERAL SERVICES |POSTAGE STAMPS OF | _»usonmounrmersn SATURDAY FOR KETAH ~ BOULDER DAM HERE ager: s e Nortoorm Pacie Ras | pepaty 0. & semrsat Cutin of |road at Des Moines, Ia, is a round- | gaines returned to that city on the Ao areierk PHILLIPS TEEL A5 oF SRR LICENSE ISSUED A marriage license has been issued in *Commissioner’s court to Vern A. | tical or souvenir use should get them !Snylor of Sitka and Ethel T. Eggen 5 oi Juneau. were made to notify Ketah's par-| KT e ~ B E ents at Klawock of his death, but [ J 4 ’ ! e CAUSTICH THRIFT FOO N - 1 NEW i ! —_— contact cou’ 1 not be established. Sev- pital on October 1, will be held in| postmaster Albert Wile. He request- | | Indian, who was fined $100 - the Chapel at the C. W. Carter|eoq 10000 but only received 5,000 $100 and sen | tenced to four months in the Fed- eral jail here for shooting into a dwelling in violation of the firearms law passed at the last legislative session. civil service district office ock. The Rev. David Waggon- | ited those who desire them for prac- er will officiate and interment wil Roll Call Recalls iden InCd is eral friends of the deceased from | $ Klowock are at present in Juneau. | Red Cross relief unitg Were called| " Ketah was & former student to persons granted military|upon to render assistance’in 160 dis-) ¢ tne Indian school near Salem, Applicants must meas~| asters in domestic, insular and for-| ore = where he became a footbail no=< 130 pounds without clothing.‘ Roll Call director in the Pacific area. | o¢ jnjuries received in a fall on the advises A. B. Phillips, director of the| o0k at Klawock. | —— e | STEAMBOAT MEN BACK | Call November 11-28 Rehabilitation work still engages| “4 Newspaper Within a Newspaper” Capt. John Clark and Capt. John! OCTOBER 25, 1935. THE FRIENDLY STORE THE FRIENDLY STORE this| tember) with heavy loss of life. |Ketchikan where they examined sev-| J. W. Richardson, director of dis-|eral seafaring men for licenses and aster relief at the Pacific branch of- | carried on other inspection work. | fices in San Francisco, reports that| s R R | 128 of the 160 disasters were in con- !SPECIAL DELIVERY TO DOUG- tinental United States. They exceed LAS! Daily at 10:00 a.m. and 2:30 58 percent the average number of |p.m. Kelly Blake’s SPECIAL DE- disasters for the preceding ten years. LIVERY—Phone 442. adv. The 128 disasters were located in 27| > states and the Territory of Alaska. Relief was given to 110,000 victims | of these disasters in 306 counties. Relief expenditures by the National (Red Cross in thesé emergeneies to- - talled $464,413. { Nome Relief Work ! Disaster relief in the Nome, Alas- ka, fire entailed an expenditure of 1$23,230. Mr. Richardson points out | that the Nome fire was the principal Week-End Specials corial Building. Mr. Snap—“I believe a thing that is worth doing at all is worth doing right.” A couple cf carloads of courage is what a middle aged man would nced to Elcssom out in one of PORK and those mew felt lids that has the Mrs. Snap—*Yes, I notice that darlingest feather duster and a BEAN S when you make a focl of your tcag chicken feather stuck under . elt.” the band in back. Home style—medium cans Is in Hospital o He—"“Dp you believe kissing is Disasters elsewhere in_the United | States included fires, floods, dust- He—"“Ycu've never been kitcod.” She—“1 was going to say—I've Hic lovely wife he says he’s quit- storms, epidemics of disease and ship- ths— » men who brutally attacked ' ks.jdl’rhe du[:! ::3rm:fihatfw:}>v. 14 tead i ol (" Walkeli et P NC KE never been sick.’ toe middle west, especially in the i A A A\ knitting. 0—0—0 vicinity of Liberal, Kansas, necessi- tated the opening of five field hos- spiracy against him for criti- | Pitals and the assignment of more You can't fool me! an a score of Red Cross nurses tc of Gov. Floyd B. Olson. > 3 It’s Schilling! the stricken area. In the past eleven years the Red Its Wings of the Morning! Cross has expended $10,400,000 in aiding the distressed in di During the year 20 Disaster In: tutes were held at strategic points for the training of Red Cross chapte: workers in accordance with the Dis- aster Preparedness program. | apac- Each of the 3,711 Red Cross chap-“ ters is an operating unit of the fid-| tional organization and the strength | end support of all is available for| any community in’distress, says Mr. | *Just as I thought! “Se you are going to marry: have you anything Iaid up?” He—"“Yes, I have a rich uncie laid up with a paralytic stroke.” Cake Flour Soft as Silk—a Gold Medal Product—Ilarge pkgs. 32¢ FLOUR 10-pound bags—just add water and they are ready to bake— Cornflakes KELLOGG’S Schilling Coffee inspires confidence. With reasonable care in brewing, its sturdy quality delivers a delicious cup as Yegular as the morning sun. Schilling Coffee WHITE GOES TO POST There are two Schilling Coffees. & White left for Haines on the| One for percolator. 0 enroute to his trading past| One for drip. Pleasant Camp. UNITED FOOD CO. PHONE ““YOUR HOME-OWNED GROCERY AND MARKET” - 16 DON'T GAMBLE ! ! ! ! Trade where you get a dollar’s worth for every dollar spent. When you make ~ a purchase here you get all your money will buy anywhere. Check the items below and cémpare them S £ . with any Juneau food store. Then make a trip through our store and you’ll find that we save you FREE BEEIVELY is known by oldtimers in this For a year and a half he e Skagway Alaskan, then newspaper and was married y. He later went east and me was connected with vari- 10-POUND BAGS 65¢ large packages 10¢ r ago was connacted - > LEAVES ST. AN GARNICK’S GROCERY - - - PHONE 174 PHONE 16 FREE DELIVERY IN money on every food item you buy! ; IN DOUGLAS 'JUNEAU POTATOES § - U. 8. No. 1 . C O M E-—-See For Yourself! 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