The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 10, 1937, Page 5

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Rice, in his farewell message to the Douglas High School graduating class delivered at the baccalaureate services held yesterday afternoon in the Episcopal church, spoke on the “Knowledge of God.” “Childhood ideas of God are fun- damentally true but like the fun- damental lessons learned in kin- dergarten—while true, as you learn more about them you lose your childhood views and have differ- ent and more mature ideas,” said 4 the speaker. Dean Rice stated that this was s as it should be in everything and especially in the knowledge of God. » “Our primary thoughts should be cultivated to conceive a truer and wider conception of*Him,” he con- cluded. Also as a part of the service, Em- mett Thompson, of Juneau, accom- , nied by Mrs. Lola Mae Alexan- Uer at the organ, sang “Dream of » Paradise,” and three hymns, “On- ward Christian Soldiers,” “Come ¢ Thou Almighty King,” and “Oh, For n Close Walk With God,” were sung “= by the congregation. Members of the class to be gradu- ated May 14 are Agnes Baroumes, Vera Kirkham, Ruth Langseth, Jen- nie Johnson, Gerald Cashen, Ro- bert Feero, Art Reinikka, Joe Rie- di, and Ben Shitanda. ———————— RIEDI -COMPLETES BUIEDING Finishing touches on the new beer parlor erected on Third Street by A. Dishaw, contractor, for Joe Rie- di, are being rushed today in order that the establishment may be in complete readiness for the grand opening which is being planned for tomorrow night. The opening is to be included in the joint affair sponsored by the ' |PFeusi & Jensen Hardware Com- | {pany and the Goetz Grocery. | The new Riedi building is a stuc- co frame affair, modern in every respect with new barroom fixtures, including a thoroughly up-to-date bar. A free glass of beer will be served to every visitor tomorrow evening. .- ESTABLISHMENTS TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE TUESDAY NIGHT Everything is in readiness for the formal opening tomorrow evening of three Douglas establishments, Feust | & Jensen Hardware Co., Goetz Gro- {cery and Riedi's Beer Parlor. Open house will be observed first at the hardware store beginning at 6:30 p.m., following which the peo- ple will adjourn to the Goetz Gro- cery and finally to the beer parlor. Awards will be given at each place. e~ MOTHER'S DAY PROGRAM PRESENTED LAST EVENING The Annual Mother’'s Day Pro- gram, presented under the auspices of the Douglas F.OE. and Ladies’ Auxiliary, was held last evening in the Labor Union Hall. Floyd L. Gillman, speaker for the evening, chose as the subject of his address, “Mother—God's Gift.” He stated that without mother there would be no world; that a mother is a true gift of God; that a mother is willing to suffer and even die to insure ‘the happiness and safety of her children and pointed out instances to carry his point, speaking. at length on the mof of-Moses:and Jesus. = | Pollowing the doxology, by the | audience, and the invocation, by | the Rev. C. E. Rice, Leonard John- son, Worthy President of the Eagles | Lodge, gave a short address of | welcome. Under the direction of Gifford Carter, the Girls' High School Chorus sang “A Song & Mother” by Moore, and the Doug- las School Orchestra played “Sweet- heart” by E. De Lamater. Sam De- son then gave a reading, “Benefits 'Club will meet Wednesray evening | Forgot,” an excerpt from the Life »f Abraham Lincoln which was fol- | with Miss Forence Ryan .assisting. | lowed by a song, “Home Sweet STRAGIER AT RIEDI'S | George Stragier has accepted a ;pOsition with Riedi's Grocery Store. | STUBM RAGlNG Stragier was formerly connected with the Goetz Grocery. | u P 0 N PAchIG ' - | [ WOMEN'S CLUB TO MEET | | The Douglas Island Women’s| at the home of Mrs. Mike Pusich, | ISSUE WARNING (she is in no danger, but is being {buffeted by a 60-mile an hour gale, 1400 miles west of Seattle. The storm center is 500 miles east io( Vancouver Island and moving (rapidly east, Lawrence Fisher, of the Weather Bureau reports. He |said the disturbance is “decidedly | pronounced and under no circum- s should small craft venture Neame Your Brand TOMORROW you'll be glad you sai¢ WHITE HORSE TODAY Pour out for yourself a gen- erous drink of White Horse. Inhale that delicate fragrance. Sip, and roll it slowly over your tongue. Did you ever i encounter such smoothness? Swallow. Was there ever such warmth without a trace of fire? TOMORROW you'll be glad you saild White Horse TO- DAY. Half-bottles and pints also on sale | BLENDED SCOTCH Home,” by the audience, and bene- |officers will be the main feature Installation of the newly electedexlreme ngh Gale Prom | diction by Dean Rice. i b eSS \ BASEBALL DANCE IS WELL ! ATTENDED SATURDAY NIGHT The dance sponsored by the Green Top Cab Company of Juneau, and | held last Saturday evening at the Natatorium was well attended by scores of channel residents. ] Proceeds of the affair will be| donated, through the courtesy of | the Cab Company, to the Douglas Fire Department and will be used, exclusively for the purchase of squipment and suits for the Doug-| ias baseball nine. ‘ e — | BEER PARLOR TO BE ] CONSTRUCTED IN . DOUGLAS With Charles Boyer, contractor, in charge, the construction of a beer parlor for John Marin will com- mence the early part of this week.| The building will be erected on Third and D Street on the lot for- merly occupied by the old Post Of- fice. — .. | CARTER RESIGNS POSITION Gifford Carter, eighth grade and| music teacher, has resigned from the Douglas Public School teaching staff to accept a position in Rain-| ier, Washington. The vacancy created by Mr. Car- ter's resignation has not béen filled yet although several applications are being considered by the School Board. | tradine enterprise. - § STEELE RATED FAVORITE FOR | ised for Tonight— | Small Craft Stay In \ | SEATTLE, May 10.—A Southeast !storm warning has been hoisted, |forecasting a gale with a velocity |up to 47 miles an hour late today. | The steamer President Jackson, enroute to the Orient, has radioed | | WHISKY—8638 Proof C tipation onstipatcion 1f constipation cq ou G . @igestion, e-d-ch-:.“g:d'fllnn.-?lni - IKBQ'. gr.( qulc{( ?Ils! rllh ADLE. Lrdoek Ia Tirely gentle and sate. - or T " FNGCYET A YR @\ Pacific Bottlers Supply Co. Distributors for Alnsfi ! For sale by Butler, Mauro Drug Co,, = el in Douglas by Guy's Drug Store. BA-T[A_GUA Gu;IIIIllmil|liilll'lllililII!IlIlllmlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIII|||llIIIIllllllllllllilllllififilllIT 0dds Are Two-to-One on| Middle Champ to Retain Title Tomorrow Night SEATTLE, May 10.—World’s mid- dleweight Title-holder Freddie Steele, of Tacoma, is rated a two-, to-one favorite to beat Frankie Bat-| taglia, Canadian Middle Champ, in their fifteen-round title battle here| tomorrow evening. | Battaglia's strategy is reported to' be for him to try for an early knock-“ out. ! ' | No Rehearing in Mail Fraud Case SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., May 10.— The Court of Appeals has denied a rehearing to Piérce Lonergan who was convicted of mail fraud at Se- attle in connection with a suver( Telephone No. 6 & Power $2 5.00 CASH REWARD will be paid for information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of the party or parties who stole our 40-min- ute portable sidewalk parking sign on Saturday evening, May 8, 1937. This is the second occurrence { and we feel once was plenty. , Juneau, Alaska i ® || Alaska Electric Light || T | JUNEAU [ ] CAPITAL—$50,000 SURPLUS—$75.000 [ COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES 2% Paid on Company | 3—GRAND OPENINGS— FEUSI & JENSEN HARDWARE, Inc. : GOETZ GROCERY JOE'S BEER PARLOR FREE at 7:30 P. M. TONIGHT at FEUSI 8 ] ° PRIZES” be BIven 'JENSEN HARDWARE, Inc. | | SUNBEAM MIXMASTER, WESTINGHOUSE GRILL. ALSO—FRUIT and : GROCERY PRIZES. Additional tickets will be given at the door! . JOE'S BEER PARLORFeaturing Rainier and Rheinlander Beer, Rainier Ale and Export Beer. PRIZES! GOETZ GROCERY WEST COAST GROCERY CONGRATULATES YOU __Coxyple}_e Line Amocqt~ Goods J. W. GUCKER congratulates JOE’S BEER PARLOR : RAINIER BEER 'RHEINLANDER BEER , RAINIER ALE : . RAINIER EXPORT BEER and H FULL LINE OF HIGH ] GRADE WINES FEUSI 8 JENSEN SEATTLE HARDWARE COMPANY Congratulates You on Your Fine Hardware Display PALMER SUPPLY COMPANY Distributor of KOHLER Fixtures and Plumbing Supplies WESTINGHOUSE Refrigerators———Ranges Supplies DUTCH BOY NATIONAL LEAD BASS-HEUTER PAINTS e e ey e R 0 1 : ' CHANNEL BUS SPECIAL! . . .25c Round Trip at 7:15 Only! — 25¢ | Cabinet Work by Eikland 8 K . FREE COFFEE and DOUGHNUTS . . Served by the JUNEA_U BAKERY || Building by Mendenhall Cons 1 o s BEST WISHES FROM JUNEAU BAKERY Fresh Pastry and Bread Daily H. Sully, Proprietor Phone 577 GOOD EBCK! PACIFIC FRUIT & PRODUCE CO. . Fresh Fruit and Vegetables s —