The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 3, 1936, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1936. - e St ;SMALL FOREST F]RE J‘u]) with the field sports Saturday |Guerin, | Fox; Judges, W. E. Cahill, Frank HERE TOENJOY. A Glac ' é Here's what to say about Fnrs out, o+ | # men. 3 ‘““CONDITIONS”’ ) j‘ ¢ (Continued irom Page Gnre) care 3 Pt | % Merrill L. Ellingsworth, Pierce E.|"8 AN & Faircloth, Norris Fowler, Robert L. I 4 WHEN you hear people grumble about “con- Garr, Ernest D. Garrison, Colo|fire itions.” i . Fon George, cook; Arthur V. German, |high ) et he 4 0 y, after 3 ditions,” let hem know that our country, aft Nottaat, ©. Hale, John N Samit: | gusr 3 all, is far and away the most prosperous of ton, Benjamin C. Hammond, Harold : L _ N. Hansen, Ernest T. Harrington, = the major nations! It’s been that way as far Eino W. Hendrickson, mechanic; P : Howard F. Holliday, Charles W. | Nc back as we can remember; and in our mind Holmstrom, Harold W. Hoy, Avery|any there’s something mighty fine about a country Edward M. Kamer, Richard W. in t % W. Huntington, John A. Hurley (or anything else, for that matter!) that can Kester, Claude A. Kirkendall, Keith le g N e f C. Lee, Harry L. Long, Robert Mat- | diam stay, consistently foremeost. So join us! All thews Thotias H. Mathison, Jhmes | also BARE M »pendence Day! G. McMains, Kenneth W. Moore, | rock honor to it, this Independence Day! Gikheds Nelnon, Ombe 5 Mithiore, | ors Lyman J. Nielsen, Louis J. O'Brien, | and bugler; Chester S. Palmer, James H. Radford, Earl N. Ray, Frankie W. Redding, John A. Rich, Adam J. Rychwalski, William E. Scott Robert V. Shafer, Hubert L. Sheley, Earl A Stanton, John U. Steck Leopold Steinberg, Isom L. Steph-! ens, Wilbur C. Stratton, William { Thomas, John H. Trodden, Wood- “row E. Turnbow, Elmer E. Van IT'S A GRAND AND GLORIOUS 4TH! All the heritage of years gone by is a reminder that our country has been, and is, superior to the troubles and constant afflictions that it has {Meter, Judson O. Vincent, Fred P . o pver: . it i o ‘eates: L. Vosahlo; William Wall, Wilbur always faced. In every way it is the greatest O “Wilta" Hafvey ” A. Whahien V. Williams on earth—these 48 States and Territories, horn Warren Weddle, Dale PTG in revolution and the courage of far-sighted WEEK END PARTY men. And whatever the tiny faults we may A week end at Warm Springs 1 being planned by a party of Juneau people, who leave tonight aboard thc Betsy Ross. In the party are Mr and Mrs. Lyle Hebert, Miss Caroline Hilburn, Bert Elstad, Sidney Denni- son, C. W Soule. find, we also recognize on this, its 160th An- Al niversary, that our nation is supreme above all others. We therefore pay particular tribute veai to it on this 4th of July! ON GLACIER HIGHWAY)| DOUGLAS SET Wright and Josephine ning with an F.O.E afternoon, there will be a real hol-| The parade will be foliowed by Pearce and C. Goetz: Paymaster iday of entertainment and diver-|the patriotic exercises in the Coli-|L. W. Kilburn: Marshal of the Day. {sion in the old town iseum at 10 o'clock. Attorney Nor-|Andrew Martin. was started on the| man B. Banfield has been asked to D e deliver the addr as the main fea- | small fire Temorrow morning at 9 o'clock = er Highway near the cabin of levents start off with a $10 prize MRS. RUNQUIST COMING Anna Webster, about 16 miles|race between two hose companies |ture of the program which will alsoy - vesterday afternoon but was|selected from among the members |nclude songs by the school children.| Mrs, John Runquist left this morn- extinguished by Forest Service|of the local fire department. Judges At 11 o'clock the bai ame be- on the Princess Alice for Out- The officials said it probably |of the race will be W. E. Cahill, | tween Douglas and the Elks will be |look, Washington to visit with caused by a cigarette being|Frank Pearce and Ed McCormick. played on the Douglas diamond. A |her daughter, Mrs. Endres for a thrown and warned again| ¢ g.39 o'clock the parade wiil the dry condition prevail-| 3 s s (form at the Natatorium. There will | now in the woods Ibe first and second prizes for the best patriotic characters, both boys | large crowd from the entire channe] |month. She was accompanied south is expected to be on hand for the by her little grand-daughter, Helen game. The prize offered is 8§75 Isaak. he Service alsu announced a After an intermission for lunch | T e N END THE FOURTH AT patrol will be kept along the|and girls; most original characters, |the field sports for everyone who way during the week end to|hoys and girls, best decorated doll|Wishes to participate will be held| LU LoBuE d against possible outbreaks. |buggy, wagon, kiddie kar, bicycle, |Starting about 2:30 o'clock. Prizes Parties wistung v spend the | - — tricycle, dressed pets, ‘ for the various events.will approxi- baby buggy | mate $50. and small prizes for other children The judges will be Mrs. Charles Track and field oificiais are: an- o 1 reservations. Boat leaves Friday | Fox, ()lr{urd Carter and Mrg Jack 'nouncer, E. Engstrom; Starter, Chas. 'evening, returning Sunday. adv. in ieter are forbidden at any time, torpedoes, roman candles, | | ets, bombs, cannons, ete. Violat- of ordinance will be arrested prosecuted. ROY HOFFMAN, Chief of Police > Fourth at Taku Lodge may do so by calling the Gastineau Hotel for FIRECRACKERS NOTICE ) firecrackers fireworks of kind may be sold or discharged city after midnight, July 5 crackers over two inches in th and three-eights inches or |8 | B SR DOUGLAS NEWS hree Big Nights FRIDAY SATURDAY DANCING UNTIL 2:30 A, M. Cover Charges, 50c FOR BIG 4TH | | details have been arranged for | celebration in Dcugias this July. Begin- | dance in the ne of the Fourth of les Hall tonight, and winding B. M. BEHRENDS CO., Inc. ieau's Leading Department Store” STORE CLOSED TOMORROW e e Juneau's Own Store THERE’S a special goodness in HONORING THE BIRTHDAY OF OUR NATION'S INDEPENDENCE, WE REMAIN CLOSED TOMORROW! REV. GLASSE PLANS PEACE PROGRAM ON SUNDAY MORNING The Reverend John A. Glasse has announced a special Peace Service at the Northern Light Pres- byterian Church on Sunday morn- ing. Guest speakers will be A. E Karnes, Commander of John Alford Bradford Post of the American Legion, who will speak on “World in Douglas Peace” and Aline Ann Goldstein who has recently returned from a national YWCA mee which she attended as the del from Stanford University. Miss Goldstein will speak on the tentative subject 5 7 L N ! “What the Students Think About . e p . OVER $200 IN CASH PRIZES C. D. Beale will be guest ist and provide the music THEY JUST SEEM TO TASTE BETTER! 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