The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 26, 1936, Page 7

STUDENTS TD GIVE PROGRAM THIS EVENING " Public Invited to Entertain- ment by Government School Pupils A Spring program to be given by the Juneau Government Scheci pu- pils will be held this evening at & o'clock in the ANB. Hall The public is invited to attend. The program which ha. ranged, follows: ' “Leaves From the School Year September — Processional “School Days."—School. October—Folk Dances: Dance of Greeting; Children's Polka; you."—Primary Rot November — Thanksgiving Second Grades. December—The Cangdy First and Second Grades. January-—Musical Reading Snow"—Jessie Valloria. February — Plantation Songs been ar- Rhyirn Ban Here—First and is Shop “The Old Black Joe—Boys Chorus. Minuet—Upper Grade G Plantation Songs — Old Kentucky Home; Golden Slippers; Little Da- vid; I Gota Shoes—School. March — Dutch Dance—First and Second Grade Boys April—Leaf Danee—First and Sec- ond Grade Girls, May—Indian Unit fires are Alight Again—School; Last of the Fire Builders, John — An occasion such lmings, including beer. “I See Song—Camp- | | Gargin; Thlinget Totem Poles, Al- bert . Jensen; Song, Down the Stream, ‘®chool; Song, Round and Round, School;” Chilkat Blankets, | Walter Martin; Th Baske!s, Daisy Hayes Dance—Indian Grade Presentation of Diplomas. Song-—"Spring Song’ School. Second | R BV 'MANY GATHER TO EAT JIGGS DINNER A large nuinber of Legionnaires and their friends gathering in the Alford John Bradford Post Dugout last night for another of the Le- gion’s monthly Jiggs dinners which s declared a big success by those altending. With Tex Leonard, Jack Elliott and George Gullufsen, the dipner committee, and their helpers oh the job, corn beef amd cabbage they could with the accompanying trim- More than ea 50 were present. ————— LEAVES HOSPITAL Paul Rudolph was dismissed from the Government Ifospital this morn- ing after receiving surgical e - D GCING TO KETCHIKAN P. H. Adams, Seattle Hardware Company representative, is a pas cenger to Ketchikan choard the | Northwestern. Massa’s in the Cold Cold Ground; | D ATTENTION REBEKAHS There . will be a regular meeting of the Rebekahs at the I. O. O. F. Hall Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. Sccial and refreshments to follow me MILDRED CASHEN, odv. Secretary. - -o o Lode and placer location rmuct:sl for sale at The Empire office. as graduation is one werth perpetuating with a selection from the jewelry gifts we offer. Your graduat- ing friend or relative is probably antici- pating a jewelry gift, fully aware of the forethought and geod taste that such a presentation will express. cach article. A gift box with ALL STANDARD AMERICAN WATCHES Birthstone Rings Unusually large stones in 10 K. white gold settings. Priced for graduation. Men's Watches Bwiss movements gold cases. in attractive tooled Bands to match. Fountain Pen and pencil sets. Fully guaranteed: Newest patterns and colors. LADIES' WATCHES Diamond Jewelry at Lowest Prices LUDWIG NELSON JEWELER everyone had all the: Visiting members welcome. | | Exercises Sef for Tomorrow High School Graduates Are to Receive Diplomas Commencement { | commencement exercises for the graduating members of the Juneau High School are set for tomorrow evening, beginning at 8 o'el in the High School gymnasium. The | public is invited to attend. Complete program follows: Processional March, “Pomp and Chivalry,” by Roberts. High School Band Invocation—The Rev. C. C. Rice. “Music, When Soft Voices Die” —Dickinson. High School Chorus i Cardinal Principles of Education: | Education—Joseph H. Sterling. Knowledgu ~-Walter P. £cott Character—Ada Giovanetti. Health—Howard Jackson. ! Vocations—Tom Stewart Leisure—Kathleen Carlson | Fellowship—George Folta. Citizenship—Edward Bowden. Presentation of Senior Gift | Herbert McLean. | “Enough to Know"—Leona Sal-| {ovm | Presentation of Honors—Principal A. 8. Dunham. | Presentation of Class of 1936 — | Superintendent A. B. Phillips. i Presentation of Diplomas—Walter | | Scott. Finale—"Royal Hussars” | by King { High School Band. | . SEWARD MAN CARRIES GUNS Joe Roberts Arrested in Se- attle — Not Trusting “City Slickers” SEATTLE, May 26.—Joe Roberts, of Seward, Alaska, is enroute to Heppner, Oregon, to visit relatives after being arrested for carrying | two pistols and brass knuckles. Roberts said he carried his guns and knuckles “for protection, not trusting city slickers. “He was un- willing to surrender his luggage to| porters at the station. —————— ! PO TSSOSO | ! POUGLAS NEWS DOUGLAS COUNCIL TO [ BE ASKED TO AID IN | NEW SCHOOL MOVEMENT | The campaign for a new school building in Douglas which has been taken in hand by the Douglas Island Women's Clab will be brought to the attention of the City Council at the regular meeting Wednesday evening for the purpose of enlisting sup- port of the movement. First start- ed by the Chamber of Commerce, the issue received proper recog- nition of the P. T. A. at a recent meetine and then was taken up by | the Club. Mrs Elton Engstrom is chairman of the Club’s commit- tee working to further the move- ent, ! Mayor Goetz is desirous of hav-| ing any who are interested in Lhe; subject attend the meeting. - >-es - . DUPREE RELATIVES HERE Mrand Mrs. Ray DuPree arrived here on the Aleutian today from | Dodge City Kansas for a visit with | Robert DuPree, brother. They ex-| pect to spend the summer in Doug- | las. - e —— BROMLEYS ARRIVE TO MEET DAUGHTER Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Bromley of Hoonah arrived in Juneau yester- day afternoon on the missionary boat Lindsley to meet their daugh- ter Miss Alice Bromley who ar- rived here on the Yukon. Miss| Bromley has just completed her teaching year at Kenai. | The Bromleys are leaving tomor- | row for their home at Hoonah where Miss Bromley will spend her | summer vacation. B s o ‘ Lode and placer location notices | for sale at The Empire office. [ HARRY RACE, Druggist “The Squibb Stores of Alaska” Guy Smith DRUGS PUROLA REMEDIES PRESCRIPTIONS CARE- FULLY COMPOUNDED Front St. Next Coliseum PHONE 97—Free Delivery Daily Cross-word Puzzle ACROSS Teeth of & gear wheel §. Dismal fall- . Turns to the right Dagger wound ures: slang 10. Dry 14. Oriental nurse 15. Polishing material 16. One of an anclent race Tending to alleviate . Copies . Cuble meter Cures Request . Spread for drying Restrain . Capable of being crossed . Variety of 66, (8 0. Employs 64 . Make speeches 66. d of & 68, bell 69. . Kind of wool Men's patriotic 70, organiza- 7L tion: abbr. . United Fashionable boulevard in 73, Madrid . Curative agents 2. Blend imper- ceptibly Devour 7. 1 54, wh Unclose: poetie Assistants Dull finish Footway Uses wrongly Open court Soft velvet- like fabrie ‘Taverns Rendered fat of swine Mixed rain and Snow Grant, as territory . Title of. a monk . The sycamore tree of ¥t . 0ld oath o . Upright part of a stair . Instrument for counting the rotations of a wheel . Prickly seed covering . Renting contract . Orange or bright brown: heraldry Margins Nest of a bird of prey Lateral . Urchin Ibsen char- acter 9. Middle . Pitch (one's Swinging barrier Articles' of apparel tent Sloping letter Narrow orna- mental fabrics 5. Precious stone . Kind of rubber . Anglo-Saxon Support for olaster Stusical. instrument Formal procession 9. Fashion 10. Ancient wine DOWN Eccentric rotating vleces 1. . Amends redeptacle Look after Existence 65. Possessed Favorite Roman date Writing table ' PPFEFTEY T "1 (1] || ] % n/ - OF JUNEAU TO, MINING MEN ORGANIZE NOW fecting Scheduled for nrday — Assay Cffice Discussed Better i nation for prospect- or nd others interested in the mining industry in Southeast Al- aska will be the goal of an organi- tien which was tentatively form- 1 Jast night at a meeting of about a dozen persons in the office of Henry Roden “in the Valentine Building. The meeting was held on cnly a few hours notice and many who are interested in the subject were not in attendance. The matter of urging the estab- lishment of an assay office here for the convenience of mining men was discussed and it was decided to take t up at a meeting to be held in Mr. Rod office next Saturday even- ng s o’clock. The organization will probably be patterned along the lines of simi- lar organizations in many of the| mining states and Canadian pro- | vinces cts concerning the welfare GIFTS OF CANDY Graduate’s Special $1.00 TWO:POUND ASSORTME ectors and small operators | in the district will be discussed and | acted on in the future by the or-| ion which it is expected will | rmanent at the meeting, Those attending last night's| meeting were enthusiastic over the! outlook and will work for a large | altendance at the organization | meeting Saturday. - FILES APPEAL | Appeal to the Federal District Court has been taken by Pete Sam- arzich of Chichagof, fined $60 and sentenced to 60 days in the Federal | jail for assault and battery. Sam-| arzich was brought here to serve| his sentence but was released today under $200 bond pending his appeal. 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Whitten. vere scalp laceration this morning —_—————— when a car he was driving on the MADLAND FOR SITKA Glacier Highway ran off the road| H. B. Madland, representing Car- on a curve near the Morris place rington and Jones, sailed for Sitka not far from Salmon Creek. Mc- on the Northwestern. Laughlin was going on a fishing b trip with “Red” Solovieff when the accident occurred. They had an Hutbo: motor in the rear of the Rainier beer truck which he was driving?” : Turning around to look at the motor, McLaughlin failed to make the curve and went off the road, causing him to receive the cut in his head from flying windshield glass. Solovieff was apparently un- ' FOR SALE " TUDEBAKER SEDAN Model—Good Condition A REAL BARGAIN ROD DARNELL At the Alaska Laundry SR i FORD AGENCY (Authorized Dealers® GREASES GAS—OILB JIUNEAU MOTORS Hoot of Main Streed hurt, according to Dr. W. M. White- head who treated McLaughlin at St. Ann's Hospital, Dr. Whitehead eports McLaughlin will be able to leave the hospital some time this afternoon, The beer truck which was taker to the McCaul Motor Co. for re pair, is owned by J. W. Gucker distributor of Rainier beer. Fruits and Vegetables ¢ o ——RLWAXSI ., California Grocery THE PURE FOODS STORE Telephone 478 Prompt Delivery THE TERMINAL “Deliciously Different Foods” v Catering to Banquets and Private Dinner Parties ———— PHONE 226 if your Daily Alaska £mpire has not reached you PHONE 226 and @ copy will be sent by SPECIAL CARRIER to you IMMEDIATELY.