The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 24, 1935, Page 7

“|» { \ps ) | *| "DOUGLAS- ;;% . NEWS ' SCHOOL PROGRAM IS' ENJOYED; LARGE CROWD A capacity crowd greeted the pu- 'pits and teachers at the Christmas Program given in the Douglas school assembly hall last evening. Every number on the program showed care- ful preparation evidencing the effort and time expended for the occasion. Following the program, “Dutchie” A. Martin was presented with a ta- Ble radio as a gift from the Sthool - ani Boaid,' teaching staff, students and 1 alumnf as a reward for his faithful és as janitor for the many yéars past. Mr. signed his pos on o S ST ECTED 2 TO JANITORSHIP The' Douglag School Boagd ‘at a fispecial meeting last night, ‘held’ for the ‘ptrpose, eleeted Leonard A. \? (Johnson for the ‘JaritorShip atv the g “Douglas publi¢ school, # succeeding % -“Dutéhie Martin,” whose resignation as received several days ago. R e ISP FREE MATINEE PLANNED ?;;» . | __FOR F. 0. E: CHRISTMAS The Ladies' Auxflifiry' of the Fra- ternal Order of Eagles will sponsor W Christmas matihée for all F. O. E. ¢ children on the chahnel‘and al the - 3 5 'gmnNsoN EL Martin recently re- I THE DAILY ALASKA’EMPIRE, TUESDAY *DEC. 24, 1935. \kidnaps him and takes him to Cali- [TR] VY » |ente to try to sober him up. PELl oL 25 | Thereshe meets Miss Del Rio, in DANCE M U s IG of the blonde menace, will not give _— Pat up, until she discovers that his v | employer, played by Edward Everett Dolores del Rio, and Pat Horton, has more money, Leo Carrillo OB s C < < M A is the rascally uncle of Miss Del Rio, rien Costar mn Musl- |gno tries to profit by the entire cal Show at Capitol for hoth herself and her dancing, a vicious review about the girl. Glenda Farrell, who plays the part transaction. is “Oil for the Lamps of China,” also First National's lat- | starring Pat O'Brien, with Josephine 3 ring, with Dolores | Hutchinson and Jean Muir heading Pat O'Brien in the stel- | the supporting cast. s tomorrow to the | . | 'U. S. DEPUTY RETURNING chy airs and lyrics were| U. 8. Deputy 'Marshal John L. ttén by two famous teams;of song McCormick is a passenger aboard ren and Dubin and Dix- | the Northwestern ‘for his Juneau pel. , | neadquarteps. He' redently took pris- ien portrays an ultra so- Oners sou . phisticated magazine editor who is | —————— prilliant but inebriated a large part | Legends tell of a mythical female | the role of a famous dander, and falls forgetting that he had once written |* Playing for the last times tonight ¥ of the time, He gets mixed up with | pope named Joan, said to have lived ing blonde, so his employer | in'the ninth century. NOTICE OF DELINQUENT TAXES NORTHWESTERN CITY LEAGUE HERE: TONIGHT! BOWLING WON Weathét permitting; the steamer Northwestern is scheduled to arrive 4t 10:30 o'clock tonight. The steam- er sailed from Seattle last Saturday morning at 9 o'clock with the fol- lowing passengers booked for Ju-|: neau: Miss I. Moore, Raymond Hurley, . A. Riendeau, Mary C. Metcalf, G. L. Prucha, J. L. McCormick, ©. L. Blackstone, Miss Lenore An- derson, Miss Myrtle Biggins, J. w. Wilson, Sidnéy' V. Dennison. Indian Jewelry Found TUCSON, Ariz—Rare necklaces and inlaid ornaments, representa- tive of the surface Pueblo people of ; 900 to 1,000 years ago, were found by Indians working on a highway ‘near Santa Rosa, Papago Indian reservation village in Pima county. On Real Property in the Town of Douglas City Alaska TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the Delinquent Tax Roll of Real Property for the been completed, and is now open for inspection at the office of the 1 be presented to the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Division | SANTA GLAUS | City, Alaska, for the year 1935 has City Clerk, and that the same will Number One, on the 18th day of January, 1936, for adjustment and order of sale. The following Delinquent ‘Tax Roll List to-date, Dec. 14, 1935 Town of Douglas is the BY BRUNSWIGK The Brurisw won two out gue bowling ys last night ovis of the Bruns- wick team, with scores of 478 and 471 respectively, bowled the best |three-game totals for the evening There will be no tournament bowl- ing at the Brunswick alleys tonight or tomorrow, but the alleys will be open to the general public, Last night's complete League bowi- ing scores were: Signal Corps | Everetts 151 155 146— 452 122° 126 120— 371 164 115 141— 420 Totals 437 396 4161249 Brunswick Team {R. Galao 153 189 153— 445 | ovis 168 138 165— 471 {E. Galao 168 153 | Totals 389 430 47 .o ONCLIPPER DANCE ar Douglas this CHRISTMAS EVE ON THE DOUGLAS INN .. Dance Floor THIS NEW FLOOR (Downstairs, just off the main dining room) IS FAR NEWER, DIFFERENT GLEN EDWARDS' ) ¥ Dbuglas kiddies, at the Douglas Coli- Tax Rell Amount of {‘,seum Theatre, Saturday afternooh, NO: wnTu v\gom Assessed B 50;14?10:; of Property . Tgago l;en;l(;y ‘1‘0:)';01 MUSIC 1 af 2 o'¢lock 5 illiam Ott ot only 5, 3 .90 | 2 NI Ciies Whiyte, manager of the House & Lot 7, BIk. 1 19.00 190 2090| ALAMEDA, Cal, Dec. 24.—Accord- from anything on the p ; ooy gt BOF S anT Lot only 1, BIk. 7 ... 20.00 2.00 22.00 to a radio, the Phili ] - {theatre, is arranging to providé can- ok s )t a0 91 a io, the Philippine Clip 7 dy fof the children as a part of the > i %‘,‘,‘K- P;R'Bfikmal;' o o M 2640 per arrived at Midway Island from from 10:00 on Channel 1 free entertainment. 4 s o M ¥ i » 7| Wake ‘Island at 7:20 o'clock last "b e & L pred L Bldg, & Lot 7, BIk. 1 26,00 260 98,60/ MiE8t, Pacific Coast Standard Time, { CLERKING IN DRUG STORE 46 Jake Manning House & Lot S'é-1, Blk. 10—(1933, 34 & 35) 21.60 70 22 31)“ 0 that Capt. J. H. Tilton could act y Miss Helen Campbell, Juneau high 47 J. E. Dillon Lot only N'4-1, Blk. 10 . 6.00 60 6.50‘{"}-1l\1fl Clans to the Island's two o ' ) R b Sa LT L e ok T & Lot Fr, St%-2, Bik. 10—(1934 & 35) 1L70 0 12.40 ¢hildren and the seven adults. D 1 NCF ()N ('FI ()TFY ) aristmas vacation, assisting at th 56 Methodist Church .....Lot only 1, Blk. 14 15.00 150 1650( - LV £ M Vi v + Guy Stith Drug Store, in Juneau Lot only 2:Blk. 14 ... 11.00 110 12.10| A, block of sandstone, quarried at i 85 Ed Maki Cabin & Lot 8, Blk. 26 5.00 .53 lg-?g‘w;\hmw. 30 miles west of Honolulu, 99 Mrs. Aaron Wilson ....House & Lot Fr. 1-23, Blk. 32 11.00 11 210145 now at Washington, D. C., where A ' 2 4 F MISS VIVIAN CROPLEY ' 112 Mrs. Pegey Guanzon.House & Lok 40, Bk 32 9.00 %0 99011t will be placed in the Washington dmission Free! WEDS MR T PADDOCK 3 Lot only Fr. %-39, Blk. 32 .. 2.00 20 '2.20 Mbnument. i S . 1. 117 Elizabeth Menumen ...House & Lot 3, Blk. 40—(1933, 3¢ & 35) 25.10 80 25.90 v - - SN Cabin only T i 1.00 10 110 s — = ' Ih \a private wedding' af seven 128 Henry Stevens Lot only 1, Bik, 43-J—(1934 & 35) 1425 60 1485 ————JOHN MARIN o’'clock;tonight in the home of Mr. 129 George Paul House & Lot 1, Blki 44-J I.lfl(_) 1.10 1;’110 Snd Mrs. Raymorid Baddoek. Mss 130 Joe Brady . House & Lot 1, Blk. 45-J—(1933, 34 & 35) 13.85 90 1475 coLISEUM Vinan' Cropléy will -becoms: ne]. L) Fete Recoith House & Lot 6, Blk. 48 18.00 1.80 bt ne the| 137 prank H. Foster Lot only 21, Blk. 48 ... 5.00 50 WM rjnfeb Mr-oT;‘mxfis bPBdGO:K i Lot only 22, Bik, 48 ... 5.00 50 Dou las g RIS TTTITT = 2 ceremony Wi e performe: Lot only 23, Blk. 48 ... 5.00 50 o he e i Wagaone: S| Sara s 2 D@ RAS | 000 OO 0 R Judson Brown will be bridesmaid, | 139 Matf Halm Lot only 26, BIk. 48 7.00 210 o g e With Mr. Judson Brown serving as| 143 Mrs. Ruth Brevik Lot only 52, Blk. 48-1933, 34 & 35) 9.85 50 Tonight Only! Tomorrow’s Styles Todcty A best man. | 153 y K. Martin House on Beach Road— (1934 & 35) 5.35 30 £ - ki oo | 156 Frank E. James House on Beach Road 2.00 20 " Toy rie WIbDy BN SNl nt venlie o House on Beach Road—(1934 & 35) 43 20 MEN OF THE - A peach silk orgahdie . formal. 158 Thomas Willis House on Beach Road—(193¢ & 35) 535 30 HOUR” Msts Cropley is the daughter of | 161 Willie Kinch House on Beach Road—(193¢ & 35) 435 20 v Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cropley, of Ju-| sabmmatt z 177 | neau, and is a graduate of Wineau Totals .. 34575 $28.20 37395 SILVER NITE” High School. The grooni is the son | Witness my hand and official seal this 14th day of December, A. D. 1935. | of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Paddock and T Ry T T S e Se R . R R ! is employed in this city. | Pirst publication, Dec. 17, 1935; last pubication, Jan. 7, 1936. City Clerk of Douglas Clty, AIaskn..r *--TOITIOTI'OW QlflmlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIII!H!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIllIIIIIIIIIII||l|ll|'|||i||i|!::i||“l|l||IlIIIIIIlIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIlllllll“l“lllllllllIIiIIlIII(IIIIIIIIIIIII i MWWWIMWWWWMWMWWWWWHMHWWHIHIIIII!IIIIIIII ir i —. The Capital Cafe 0000 1153 Christmas Day Dinner Dance FULL-COURSE TURKEY Served to Music 508 (Reservcxtiéfis fiowlbeinq taken) TONIGHT and 'CHRISTMAS NIGHT Dance to our favorite Music till "RUTH and BOB “Juneau’s De Lttxe,)‘Epgprtainers" SPECIAL CHINESE DISHES AT ALL HOURS D 00000000 100 “Qil for the Lamps of China” with Pat O'Brien and Josephine Hutchinson Pay’n Takit Groceries, Meats, Liquors Leader Department Store We Sell for LESS because We Sell for CASH! For very prompt LIQUOR YELIVERY i — 4 | COLE TRANSFER | | We deliver Standard or Union | | Diesel Oil from a clean tank, | | "strained into your tank. | | + | Baggage, Drayage, Crating, | | Storage | | | PHONE 3441 Night Phone 1803 | o s BETTY MAC BEAUTY SHOP 12and B Streets PHONE 547 | | Front and Second Streets | | PHONE 358 “THE REXALL STORE” Acwv | Reliable | pharmacists Butler Mauro Drug Co. TS Fuea Laundry | Franklin Street between IS THE SINCERE WISH OF THE ENTIRE STAFF OF JW “Tuneau’s Own Store” ll"llIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIllllIIIIHIIlllII!IlI|IflllllllIIHIIHIlllll!lI!IIII|IImlIIIIII|IIII||IIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIIllIflII T B HER Sweetest Gift! P Whitman'’s Sampler Augustine & Kyer's CANDY In Fancy Packages 1 pound to 10 pounds EroN ButlerMauro Drug Co.’ “Express Mohey Orders Anytime” S s