The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 28, 1936, Page 2

yeJrs taxes can be considered de-l A stand of trees set out years ago A new high enrollment was re- | NOTICE. |linquent, the statute of limitations on the Santa Ynes river, in Califor- | corded at Clemson college this vear i DeMolay meeting tonight, 7:30 | protecting beyond that time. nia, now has spread into a large when 1554 students registered open—ln'dflcl, at Scottish Rite Temple. Several taxpayers already have pine forest. ing day. Majority members urged to attend. | I come in and settled their tax ac-| — — = ? e — b <« M A = Ml |counts and several others have de- 1clarod their intention, Deputy Leiv- TAXES PAID NOW - - | |LEGION AUX]LIARY B o e 2 WARM LOTH ES Clerk's. RUMMAGE SALE ENDS . 4 ¥ s&.fifiijgj;gugc- MONTH'’S ACTIVITIES ¥ DO U F 8 SPORT COATS—$6.75 and up Levy Not Paid on Time | 1he et totin, aitiney IN GLAS STORM COATS with Berets o e ey in the Dugout ended. Auxiliary $4.50 and up Gk of Cos e s s o October. The. sl PRESENTS day that no prosecutions would advertised for Monday, i follow .as _the .result, of failure fo °1 '0 Saturday to accommodate pay in the past if those owing people from nearby towns, in Ju- 3-PIECE CHINCHILLA SET— TONIGHT AND EVERY NlGll'l' Coat; CCj ), Leggings -$5.95 Federal business and trade taxes "‘égnfigl&lég “;;l:nzl;l?s MREh Bve. SETT : X 3 B pay up at the present time. | ¢ Nordling, chair Ms, L' M Gn CHILDREN'S CAP and SCARF e saemen: was isued, 3. w. 7T UL Shayman, MK Jimmie McGovern and His Violin Leivers, Deputy Clerk, said, as the SETS—$1.25 to $1.75 Oscar G. Olson and Mrs. Harry CHILDREN'S MITTENS and resuit of a report reaching the Clerk’s. office that a group of tax- payers had gotten together and agreed to pay.the Federal, taxes Stonehouse, who were assisted by | Auxiliary members in accomplish- ing the successful sale. with Toots Bates at the Plano Playing an ALL-REQUEST Popular Dance Program COME EARLY AND STAY AS GLOVES—25¢ to $1.00 CHILDREN'S TUCK STITCH Self- Help UNIONSU The next meeting of the Auxiliary l 85 requited by law, but expressed will be regular business meeting, on fear that action might be brought against them for past delinquenéies. Deputy Clerk Leivers said that the Clerk’s office was not inter- ested in prosecutions providing the | taxes are paid, and that O fear ..o North Sea, He is registered of action need be antlcipated if |, o Gastineau Hotel, and intends | LONG AS YOU LIKE All Popular Brands of BEER and ITALIAN DINNERS delinquencies and ourrent payments to remain in Juneau until next | are made at this time. Oourt ac- tion, however, might result if taxes b He,,,“ he.re.on. st ‘ COME OUT AND SAY HELLO! are not. pald he explained. Lode ~nd placer .ueaunn notices It 'is “inderstood that ofly'three for sale »¢ The Empire office. ITS—60c CHILDREN'S 10% NAZARETH UNIONSUITS—Complete line of sizes and styles—$1.15 CHILDREN'S SLEEPING GAR- MENTS—75¢ $1.00 and up CHILDREN'S LONG WOOL HOSE—45¢ pair CHILDREN'S SNOW SUITS with Cap—$4.75 to $7.50 Sizes 2 to 12 GIRLS' WOOL FABRIC DRESSES—$2.95 B. M. Behrends Co. Inc Sitka's Mayor, Peter Kostrome- tinoff, arrived in Juneau on the Juneau's Leading Department Store e ) U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU e PoLs & . THE WEATHER BW Apartment, , (By the U. S. Weather Bureau) SI Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 4 p.m., Oct. 28: ’ Showers tonight and Thursday; moderate southerly winds. ¥ LOCAL DATA Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity = Weather umn a e u 4 pm. yesty 3012 48 82 s 2 oldy 4 am .today 30.10 45 88 SE 8 Rain ] Noon today 3005 46 84 SE 8 Rain |Gy Shabaldak Announces CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS | Building Is Ready YESTERDAY TODAY for T Highest 4p.m. Lowestda.m. 4am. Precip. 4am. or lenants Station temp. temp. temp. temp. velocity 24hrs. Weather § { Atka 42 42 | 3 36 10 10 Cldy Completion of another new apat-| 0U, too, like to do the things that make living richer, s Anchorage -26 —— |ment and business building was ans n appi i g i : Barrow -2 -4 -6 -4 8 0 Cldy |nounced today. Sam . Shabal 1 ioae Ao § happxcr,. More enjoyable, * You too, ge_t.d prett.y big Nome 26 2 bl e 16 04 Snow |who operates a cleaning 4nd. tail 4 5 kick out of life . . . get pleasure out of participating in the Bethel 40 38 | - oring shop under the name of “Samj' { Th.ll &0 On.ly a Few of the busy panorama of daily affairs. Fairbanks 34 34 |80 30 4 02 Cldy |the Tailor,” is the preprietor of the i : Dawson 2 3 8 4 0 Cldy |new building located near. the Moose i Regular DAILY EMPIRE git?u}l{ ! Zg 33 :xg 3? g (I]E ggy .;xax:‘;;l? er:; Agen}m west betweeh F ; And that’s why you'll profit by reading the Daily Empire! ¢ ) ch arbor 3 36 . y Tal n al astineauy Avenue. - . 4 3 vi o i Syl 50 P Gy, N e Cum S eatures: It's not easy to keep up with the world . . . its not easy o Cordova 48 22 40 44 8 134 Rain |new structure, including two three- £ ; to afford the things you want, but find hard on your Juneau 50 a8 | 44 45 8 96 Rain |room and one four-room flat, now Associated Press World News: pocket-book . . . those little things, like driving a car, buy- > !S(s;l;ahm“ : Zg - :g LA 24, Sk ;Tgflnzorplfizzn:l:yio\“'l:: :'!l x Full Leased Wire Service of the Greatest News- ing party frocks, tending a garden, brushing your teeth, Prince Rupert .. 52 40 44 4 36 Pt. Cldy |second floor with the larger tonirs Gathering Organization in the World. byyi|1g new covers for your furniture, new dishes for your Edmonton 56 2 u 1 0 Clear |room flat on the lowe Local News: kitchen. Little things, yes. But they cost money, every Seattle 52 48 48 8 0 Cldy The apattments are; all modem i e, 8 : s ¥ § iHan' sy o & g 4 5 Cldy [and_completely Turnished with the| Labyest” nhubber Of Tothl Alaskd’ B4’ Juncau o'nL, and a lot more of; those little things besides! An}g San Francisco ... 72 5 50 4 0 Cldy: |latest electrical appliances and. News Items compiled daily by The Dally Alaska vet the Daily Empire will help you do them all, and SAV New York 42 | 31 36 8 0 Clear |furnishings of the style of the day. Efnpite staff. on the side! ‘Washington 44 | 28 30 4 0 Clear |On the ground floor a nice store- Fashi v room has been set aside, for occh- ashions: WEATHER CONDITION AT 8 A. M. TODAY 3 p i s Y STt ily ey Ketchikan, cloudy, temperature, 43; Craig, raining, 50; Wrangell, |boicy Of ‘“Sam the. Tallar> A i You may have thorough confidence in the ac- Read the ads in the Daily Empire! L how,do taks y o shikancudy HUBERRESE A5 Crals, IptLon, 2 ArTRe ‘comtplete cleaning and pressing dee curacy of forecasts we get from Paris and New advantage of bargain announcements. Discover that inh < Ry, S, » Wl By o ¥ il | partment is located to the re is 2 i Point, raining, 45; Juneau, raining, 45; Skagway, cloudy, 45, ;{’n addition s sm; :p,:m;:t flt:: York through our feature: “Modes of the this way you can afford t_hm;_zs you ne'ed and want. Only WEATHER SYNOPSIS the owner is being outfitted. Motnent. reputable retailers advertise in the Daily Empire . . . you The storm area noted yesterdiy morning over the interior of Al- | Heat is provided by an automatic Sports: CANNOT afford to overlook the opportunities*they offer aska has moved eastward and this morning it was centered over the |oj burning system. e & you, day by day, in The E ir upper MacKenzie Valley. Anotiicr storm area of marked intensity | oOne of the apartmerls has, been i National coverage of all big sporting events by YR, Say By Ga¥dn _Loe-Bmpipe. : has devieoped over the North Pacific Ocean, the- lowest reported |leased to Dan H. Painters of George H nationally knrmx} writers. Full local coverage 2 5 & pressure being 270 inches a shori disance southwest of Attu. The |Bros, and the bullding owner .is on basketball, boWling and all seasonal sports. Truly, the Daily Empite can be YOUR key to a fuller life air pressure was falling at Atka «nd Dutch Harbor. High pressure |now occupying the store Yooth. THe. . more fascinating living! prevailed in Southeast Alaska southward to Oregon, the crest being |[two otfer apartment sare fiow avajl- And: 30.44 l‘nch\‘s some distance off * Washington-Oregon coast. Pre- |able for lease, Mr. Shabaldak ,“u, Listed among other features of the Daily Alaska v cipitation has been general alon: the coastal regions from the Aleu- John J. Kline, local eontractor,| + Empire, are tlans southward to Dixon Entisiccand over portions of the inter- |was in charge pf, Fonstryction. i ' 58 : i e for and western Alaska. il € S 1 : | s : . ’I;he :::dmg scocm’; strips and 8 colored 4 . ol '. AL lO“’tl .m “funnies” on Saturdays. E Mn“ 0‘ v ‘H m P ol ® Happy Birthday Column. nlcy i e. BEERS TO KETCHIKAN in connection with some of the FOR N. L. SUNDAY' { ® Horoscope (Daily). Nelson I. Beers, local attorney and |/™'s work in that city. . | SCHOOL ‘THURSDAY . : o Twenty Years on Gastitieau Channel. member of the enginecring firm of it ol A o2 | 9 1 o Mod: Btiquette, Daily Less in E h Stratton and Beers, is a passenger | Lydia Tilson, Miidred Tilson, and | Children in the beginnefs depart- ¢ ,Modery 4t by NN"S in English, X to Ketchikan on the steamer North ilson, Jr., were passengers | ment of the Northern Light Presby~| B i AT SEEN A heasn Ly “2ationsl Writers. () Sea. He will remain in Ketchikan from Sitka to Seattle on the steam- |terian chureh' Sunday .@¢hoel . will. ; ® Each big event in the United States or € ;)Inly pfitv»teorml :lenm?rs: While vl}]u‘re er Nur(l} Sea. They are on thelribe entertained with a Hallowe’en 5 Europe is “covered” by an AP man for The f w‘, settle matters of business way to South Carolinas - ro pl:rcy Tnu;sdny n(ternom h - t Daily Alaska Empire, A e e s LR ” M, Wiliam Byingtan and My ik M;}g"y, 3!_:“ ot Jeapires. DONT MISS R. CToffey, ‘thett. téachers, ‘will i i . o Good Coffee! It means so much and cOsts [be hostesses, assisted by Mrs, John. SINGLE DAY OF A. Glasse and Mrs. Bverett sNow- ell. The party will be fron 8. until - 4:30 o'clock, with games and re- " . freshments for the: ehildren attend- - oy X v gl E e ——*&-—o——‘ k NAGHELS RETURN . E i ) | M™r. and Mrs. Charlés B. Naghel were passengers returning to Ju-{° |heau on the North Séa from Sitka. Mr. Naghel, who 18 in chatge of the ImMMtWh“M FIRST in NEWS und ADVERTISING has beefi on’vavation. ! ./ x o . - 31 i 3 3 ch llll n Coffee Barton MacLane teok sn insur- Alaska circulation guaranteed to be LARGER than that of any other publication ance examinaiion immediately afs: < One for Percolator ' Another one for Drip "mu"wm“'m'm"m“";-': ; z Normally it's 116,