The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 18, 1936, Page 7

'IHE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE MONDAY MAY 18 I936 "By BILLIE DE BECK THREE DULLERS AN'A HA'F- 1 DECLAR! HE MOUGHT MARCELLY \ JiS' AS WELL AX ME TER NEEDS | SWALLER A HOSS SOME AN' THEN SKIN GOoD TH CAT ON A FATHERLY CoB-WEB-- ADVICE JUNEAU PAIR WEDDED RERE SATURDAY EVE Alaska McChesney, Stanley | i Nowicka AreMarriedat | [ Quiet Ceremony { under the dirccnon of members of 'xhv committee in charge of the day's, work. The women on the | commitice are the Mesdames John | Newman, Florerice Manville and E. aeoon HE'Y GOING To PAY YoU \F YOUL JUST KEEP YOUR SHIRT ON--- NOW:- RUN 'ALONG - l'LL GET HIM A ROOM AT THE HOTEL -- AN' PHONE MARCELLY HE'S HERE - ot WILLM WILKINS AIR NUTHIN' SHORT OF A BLASPHEMIOUS, ONGRATEFUL OL SKINFLINT--DADBURN HIS ORN'RY CARKUS--HE HEV OWED ME T Vear 5ix VEAR OR X YE BETTER-AN' (€ HE HANT | SNUFFY- MAKIN' TRACKS OUT'N THI(S TITY BY SUN-UP TERMORRER - T HEV TOLE HIM NINE HUNNERT AN’ NINETY-NINE TIMES TH' FUST THREE DULLERS AN’ A HAF T GIT MY HANDS ON I WoULD PAY HIM BACK Consfll’aflon £ onptipasion c r‘".‘f.,nn%fl et qulc Fot sale by Butler, Mauro Drug Co,, in Douglna by Gu¥'s Drug Store. Alaska McChesney became the lbride of Stanley Nowickd at a| 8——s——— WSS g quiet ceremony last Saturday even- Juneau lcg Cream: { ing at 5 o'clock, at the home of chel Rev. and Mrs. David Waggoner with | Pnflo" o o ' ing.' Delay due to the accident w sailing vessel, he sdid, remmmgq TWENTY-TWO SENIORS HAVE |Are on NortE Sea When Craft Runs Aground— Visit A. J. Mine (Continued from Page One) the North Sea, he explained, has hy way of the Hawaiian Islands, - REAL THRILLS 2 | shortened their visit to Juneau. The group of seniors visited Men- | denhall Glacier immediately after | | arrival of the Victoria. Graduates Here Di.. Thomson, who was until 1928, bea.n of the Idaho School of Mines, n he accepted appointment to | Presidency of the Montana School | of- Mines, reported that Walter P. ‘pcott Mill Office Superintendent |at the A. J. mine, and Everett R. | Erickson, teacher of English and | Dramatics for the Juneau Public | School system, are graduates of the Idaho School of Mines. The Mortana School, of . Mines and he was very much intérested in seeing the steamer Victoria \again He reported that when he |was a small boy ne saw the Vic- toria, then named the when the vessel arrived at Victoria in 1890 from the Orient. The Vic- toria and her sister ship, the Ba- tavia, were on the first Chiba run from Victoria and Tacoma before the development of Seattle and were at that time Cunarders, he Parthia, the pastor reading the marriage || lee Cream, Soft Drinks, Candy vows. Attendants were Mary P.|| COFFEE SHOP. - Waggoner and Anna B. Keeny. || Percy Reynolds, Manager The bride, who is the daughter |$ of the late Dr. S. Hall Young was | ' born in Wrangell where her par- ents were the first resident Presby- terian missionaries. Mr. Nowicka is the proprietor of the Juneau Paint Store. at the cabin of the groom on the| Glacier Highway. LEGION AUXILIARY PLAN ALL-DAY MEET said. The regular meeting of the Am- “We left, the North Sea with re- |erican Legion Auxiliary tomorro luctance,” he said. A document ex-|€Vening has been postponed to an o The couple spent their honeymoon | | WHEN IN A Hl.ZRY | CALL COLE FOR OIL! | | | 34 plus or 27 griwity, in ‘any | amoufit . .. QUICK| 1 i | COLE TRANSPER - | Phone 3441 or Night 1801 . | PHONE 36 For very prompt ‘. LIQUOR YELIVERY pressing appreciation of the fine 2ll-day session which will be held | ! o 5 . o ! Dr. Thomson stated that the is located in the heart of the cop conduct of the officers of the|Thursddy at the Dugout, accord- | |purpose of the present trip of the per, mining district in Montana, - tened b ¢|ing to announcement made today graduating class of | the Montana he said, and is the largest institu- 1ot SC% SENEC by Hombe gtoup Y Mrs. E. M. Polley. School of Mines is to study Lhe‘llon in the States devoted ex- |will be forwarded to the offices of | Women of the Auxiliary will| |operations at the A. J. mine be-| }:lusnely to: the teacmng. of sub- | that company, Dr. Thomson said. Make poppy wreaths during the| ining pre H | w:l;;lvsced oi£1 tl;::oc':ss‘?:ng u‘::usoflsirl‘; li:w de::s“yrelsn‘ve 1. toh, mitleral in- He also expressed appreciation of 94y and a luncheon will be served | Reasonable Monua.y Rates E. O. DAVIS TELBPHONE 584 Phone 4753 “GARBACE HAGLED | ; Only mining, metallurgy the President Roosevelt is shown above as he addressed 2,000 Democratic Democratic Club’s Jefferson Day dinner in New York, wages fer the worker and more income for farmers. He pledged grade ore with correspondingly low’ cost of operation. No other mine services rendered by Capt. am!& Cpoy = fElded ln jthe | Anderson of the Victoria. .M |inspection of operations. They ex- stalwarts at the National the New Deal to fight for higher RECEIVE 1936 PULITZER AWARDS s ALL RETURNS IN - FROM PRIMARY, Republicans Carry Yakutat Precincts with 69 to 16 Democrats s from Yakutat, last pre- Retur n the balloting in the recent pri- mary election, arrived on the Ala: ka and makes no change Division for the House in Septem- ber. L found Joe Green, J. P. Anderson, J. v F he Republicans, Hanford Hen- ning, Frank Price, Harry Race and Jack Wilson. | Yakutat bolstered the Republican | hopes by casting 69 Republican I votes to 16 Democrat. | The vote from Yakutat, | completes | Diviston, mond, 16; | man, 0 which gi Democratic—Di- Truitt, 10; Boyle, 12, Hof- 10; Norman Walker, 110: Ande Davis, 10; Ellis, 1; | Green, . 4; Junge, 5; Mor- an, 3; Ness, 0 Peratrov!ch 13 Pet- erson, 9; Ream, 3. Republican—Gore, 16; MecCain, 47; Cole, 51; MacSpadden, 8; Storey, 8; Wann, 38; Shepard, 61; Hen- ning, 18; Hermann, 14; Price, 67; Race, 18; Wilson, 62. to report in the First Division | in the nominees who will contest from this On the Democratic ticket will be the returns from the First | ;mrrtu.lum of ‘the Montana school Abedt 215" students are erolled at present, he said. |in -the world compares with the A. J. mine in that respect, he said. Go Underground : Nalutical Expérience The group of seniors went under- |, Dt Thomson, who has had con- ground at the A. J. mine at 7:30 siderable nautical experience, re- jo'clock this morning, for a thorough |lated some of his early adventures. He steamboated on the Atlantic pected to visit the Alaska Historical | Coast in his. youth, he said, and |Library and Museum, and all other | “even rose to the rank of quarter- |points of interest in Juneau avail-|master.” He made a six months’ |able in the limited time allowed |voyage from Victoria, B. C, to the them before the southbound sail- | Bering Sea and the Sea of Japan | |ing of the Victoria tomorrow morn-'on a sealing venture aboard a A list of the members of the party of seniors follows: |Alley, John A.! John A, Cook, Kitby D.' |Crowley, Roert W. Dijetrich, Leo E.| Efratmson, Daniel P. Griffin, Dave |E. Hughes, Gunnar S. Johnson,' Glenn C. Johnston, Harry W. Lon- ! ner, J. Argall McAllister, Arne A. Matilla, John R. Moore, Howard A. Murray, Edwin A. Nylund, Albert |W. Schlechten, Robert E. Smith, |Frank Trask, Jr., Arthur C. Verl- ing, Rollien R. Wells, Oswald J. Wick, Melvin E. Williams. | e Industry advertises to induce Davis and Crystal Snow Jennz.| F.FODAY United States women are reading in their magazines how nutritious Alaska salmon is. Pictures in full color show them delicious new ways to serve it. Salmon’s rharvclous “sea flavor,” which comés because the fish are canned while fresh from the sea, is promoted throughout this orindirectly widespread campaign. worth of lumber and piling every year in Alaska. It buys vast amounts of other supplies also. ' employment moreé purcbascs S;I’ld mote money income—either élrecdy Salmon Seeks ~ Stabilized Markets FIRST DIVISION women to pay fair prices for Alaska product. .. Means more employment, more money spent in Territory —to every Alaska family. I These are four of the winners of the 1936 Pulitzer Prize awards, award for his anti-war comedy, “Idiot's Delight.” Lower left, Felix Division precinets will be found in table form elsewhere in today’s Em- pire. 5 GRS Complete returns from all First| * One purpose for which t’k& In- dustry advertises is this: lfxflim:n‘a What Canniéd Salmon ' ddvertiSing will""* Upper left, the late Will Barber, Chicago Tribune writer, granted post. 2 understands how nutritions,’ and how € accomp“ah fot Abw humously the prize for the best foreigh or Washington correspondence ATTENTION FRITZ COVE : Dy far 1 his work in Ethiopia. Upper right, Robert E. Sherwood, the drama RESIDENTS delightful Canned Salmon it, American Cauud Salmon adunldng to U, S. women is Morley of the Washington Post, best editorial writing. Lower right, The Highway Delivery, authorized paid for entirely Canned Salmon Indue- Harold L. Davis, who won the award for the most distinguished novel |carriers of The Dafly Alaska Em- bousewives will ray a/'"r P"”f” it try. Its purposes i she following: o :;ltoht“)l’:lflney in the Horn” a story of Oregon. (Associated Press | e will make a special trig over at their stores. Sl ANy Eus ¥ the Fritz Cove Road Tuesday. even- il i3 1. It vll.l:e‘zhk 10 safeguard ml-% k&3 5 7 e ing and if a sufficient number of ) s CEY S L8100 against the éompetition _fl“fl_ . |subseribers can be secured, at the In competmon with Chtesc meét’ products in Mflh&. gt te + HAS GUITAR WITH PCGWERFUL WALLOP re’s a guitar that can drown out'a full archestra! That's what Don Throndsen, local musician, said INCREASING D U E S TO BE CONSIDERED BY LEGION TONIGHT The question of raising membm-“ regular rate, The Empire will . be | delivered on that route. ——a Total Kansas bonded debt was ‘313714!526 at the close of 1935. i other kinds of fish canned oumde the Territory, Canned Sakmon can thus win its share of the rharket without ruinously cutting its prices. It will seek to mbllha A.erhu M for this Alaska product at fair "y, e *“'“h that good workers. % % It will, if suceesaful, help. make i possitile for the industry: tor.continde its: suppoit: of today, when he opened a peculiar | ship dues is scheduled to come up “' | the Territorial governmént through tax ins!r}umen’ just r;c(‘nvd from the | for diseussion and action at “,01 Peter Pan Becxu | g' ments. The Canned Salmon Industry in 1’93 Stat ; Y 1 T Shoppe | A fair retail price for Canncd almon (last year for which tates. i regular meeting of Alford John ! PaoNg L paid 77% of.”w am v a&mm:;o;?:f:; io, ‘When | Bradford Post of the American Le- in America is very important to torial governtibit’ e re plop nected with a porta ‘ ; : ; . gion at 8 o'clock tonight in the Dug- 1} in plugged into a light socket, and le. You can help by serv- 4, Tt will create interest -‘n; strummed, it is capable of drowning [out and Commander E M. Pollcy Alaska peop 0¥ sources and help toBilng b the out any instrument around it.|asks that all members be on hand | Territory. Throndsen said the amplified in- struments are very popular in the States, and when he familiarizes himself with the sct-up, is going to get a lot of -enjcyment, and per- haps profit, out of it. A small button,~om the fare of the | guitar, is used to control the vol- » ume, Throndsen said. § - e — SHOP IN JUNZ~ZD, J.T) to express their wishes. ‘The proposal is to raise the dues | from $3 per year to $5. - .. GET THEM HERE Lede and placer location notices for sale at The Empire office. R g Stanford Unlversity has estab- lished a division of industrial reld- | ' tions, i | ) MARGARET LINDSAY, Prop. HELVI PAULSON, Operator B e vt ing Canned Salinon in your own home. The Industry employs more peo- ple than any other Alaska indasry. In 1934 it paidover $900,000 in taxes in the territory. It buys $75o,06d i b o & rmdd It will guntuntfiu -( ll- protect the future of the thousinds of Alaska pwple who derive income direetly and indi- rectly from the c-nh| of M -l-n 32 v Y Canried Salmon © " Industry FOR INSURANCE See H. R. SHEPARD & SON 'Tf.leplmne 409 B. M. Behrends Bank Bldg. | JUNEAU CASH GROCERY CASH GROCERS Corner Second and Seward Streets Free Delivery PHONE 58 s Sttt INSURANCE Allen Shattuck Established 189¢ Juneau ot “t Alaska LUMBER Juneau Lumber- Mrlls Ine. i B TIIR TEI"H!IAL “Dellclml.v Memlfmh" AFTER 6:00 P. M.