NEW GAME IS
STARTED HERE;
ALLJ10IN’ IT
Canned Can Can Be Played
by Everybody—Various
Movements Explained.
Have you canned can?
No, well then sal busy.
This “canned can" la on,' of the1
prettiest little Samoa ever played
Here are Lite various movement',
which nearly rival other movement: [
In sports:
You «|k« the can, then one hupj
forward, one side swoop with
graceful downward movement of tilt
right hand, a tight grasp on the can,;
then an equally graceful movement I
upwards, reverse on left fool and ti>
fox trot movement to the nearest
garbage can.
You have now executed the canned ',
can movement and started one little
clean-up.
You roust rememVber this is "Clean
up Week” as well as "Paint-up Week"
ibut “cloam-uip” and the canned can
movement Is 'practically the first step
1n “clean-up."
It is surprising how many cans,
oil cans, milik cans, fruit cans, veg
etable cans and Just cans have ac
cumulated a noun d the promises in
Junc.iu, slipped into corners of the
yard, rolled under berry bushes or
shrubbery .and dune other queer
stunts. These cans are going to slip
Into the garbage! can, that is a fore
gone conclusion, if etttaens take an
active Interest in "(’loan-up Week."
Hut cans are not the only tm
elglitly objects accumulated.
You guests tiie rest of them and,
then find them md get them in a
suitable receptacle to be hauled j
ewsy.
Alla boy and girl,
dean op for fatir.
Mon land women
Ho not despair.
Keep right ad it
Cloan-up, mnke u lilt;
Make Juneau tune city
Yep, make It pretty.
BOYLE BURIED IN ENGLAND
Col. Joe Hoyle, noted for his \v i:
us a mining man in the Klondike and
for his Roumanian exploits In the
Groat War, was tburled .at Hampton
Hill. Among those present at the.
services was F. C. Wade, K (' , agent
general for British Columbia and for
mer pioneer imonrber of the Yukon
iba,r. Tho dowager empress of Rus
sla sent a tribute In the form of a
wreath.
A telegram received at Dawson1
from Charles Hoyle, .brother of the
dead adventurer, says the remains
will later be ox burned and Interred
at Wnodstowh,, Ontario.
FUR TRADING SHIP LEAVES
The vessel” Chukitsk, of the Olaf
Swenson Co., fur traders, of Seattle
left .port this morning for Dutch
Harbor, en routo to the Kalyma
Jliver, on Lho Siberian coast in the1
Alt tic, on a fur trading expedition.
The Chukotak is In command of Cap-'
tain Weeding.
FOR BOB TURNER'S AUTO
PHONE 257 Anytime. Seven passen
ger car. Comfort and Safety. Stand
next to Boston Store. —ndv.
ARE YOU A GOOD
GUESSER?
With each roll of film
left with us to be devel
oped you have one free
guess on a oil colored
framed photograph.
Who will be the lucky
one?
TRY THE
BUTLER-MAURO DRUG
COMPANY
, FIRST
' M front 8t. Juueau, Alaska
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Sutherland Is Invited
To Accompany Scc’y
Hoover on Alaska Trip
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An ir.vlu.tmn has been extend
ed Delegate Sutherland by
Socret.ry Hoover to join the
! Secretary's putty in a compre
hensive study i.I’.ic Alaskan
fisheries situation this summer, j
accord ins to advices received '
by E. At. Ball,’ representative of j
tho Bureau of Fish tries in |
Southeastern Ala :ka. The Sec- ,
retrtry’o plans, as briefly an
! nouncod in recent telegraphic ,
ile. patches from Washington, i
call ;:n i'nve ni,Tation in the
field extending over most of the ]
foiling season
The per. onnol of the party has !
not been announced, nor any de- \
finite time net for it3 arrival in
Alaskr.n waters. It is not known
| here whether or not. the Dele- '
sate has accepted the invitation.
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JUNEAU MEN WILL GO
TO ARCTIC WITH SURVEY
H: ward Hughes, Arthur Beaudin
and Donald Haley have been ern
ployed by E. C, Guerin, assistant in
charge c” the Goo'ogiral Survey
party, to do survey w;:ik in the l'olnt
Barrow district tills summer, as mem
hers oif the party. Official notice
of the employ was .received by then
In tho last mail. Arrangements fot
tlio employ of the men in the survey
party were made by Mr. Guerin be
fere he lift .lune.vn fer Washington
where he ills been the past severs
week * ■ rTofficial business in eonnec
tion with tlie trip to the Arctic.
The Juneau mm plan to leave
here about May it it for Seattle. The
party will leave Seattle June 7 on
the ’earner Victoria for Nome and
will go front there into the North
Tho IT. S mine sweeper Swallow
No. 4, Captain Cottrell, 1 .t port last
night en route to Bremerton. The
ship was in here en route South
after taking radio supplies to stations
vest ward as far us Cordova.
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BEAUTIFYING OF
CITY IS STARTED
IN EARNEST HERE
Citizens of Juneau Show En
thusiastic Response to Clean
Up-Paint Up Campaign.
"Any mgs, any wenes. anil battlesj
■today it’s the name old story in the j
a.ne old way,” chant the local Boy
Scouts as they work with a vim:
laud a dash, cleaning uj> Juneau back'
'yards, and unsightly corners about i
| the town, a accordance with Clean-1
! up, Paint-up Week, which started yes-:
tr-rday to continue through May 16.
The Btv 'Scout = are covering the'
j town with fine tooth comb sights, j
to spot all parts which need cleaning!
and arc at the 'beck and call of any
resident who wishes assistance for'
cleaning up his promises. The -boys
will do the work with a glad heart j
and ’willingness for a pleasant smile!
and a “thank you” 'but any re
, numeration will be gladly accepted
j'bv them and used for the mainten
areo i f Boy Scout work in Juneau.
Headquarters are at the H. R. Shep
■ a rd office.
Right off the hat yesterday Juneau
citizens got bu.-y at cleaning an 1
painting tip, outside and inside their
homos The Hay Scouts did consid
erable work during the afternoon
i after school hours, but the evening
c unpalgn was postpone 1 i n account
of rain. This afternoon the Scouts
are again it work and this evening
w'fih their leaders will carry out an
active campaign i f cloin-up through
on Ih ■ town. The Scouts have divld
< I the lown, each division being un
der different patrols and the* work
will be carried out. quickly and ef
ficiently.
Rv the per ni • don i f E. Valentine
who Has joined the crusade for a
clean and 'beautiful city, tha City
! C .iRicIl has arranged far the tearing
d wn of the two old buildings owned
by Mr. Valentine on Second Streoi,
near the Winn Hat Shop, and this
work wt.3 started today.
1 Citizens are requested to put all
rubbish in plain sight near the street
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Radio News Extra
COLISEUM
ORCHESTRA
broadcasting from the home roost at A. B. Hall, Sat
urday Night, May 12. Jitney Dance.
Let s make it a big night. We want everybody
to have a good time.
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Our sale has slacked off
in noise anil numbers but we are quite busy with those who
prefer leisure anil quiet in making their choice. We' liavo a few
diamond selections that are interesting.
,, ONE LADIES’ DIAMOND RING
blue white, slightly over one carat, perfect, mounted in eighteen
carat while gold with four blue sapphires in sliunk. Kor quick
$4C0.00.
ONE LADIES’ DIAMOND RING
one carat size, perfect, perfect white, in eighteen curat mounting.
i’oi quick ale, $375.00.
ONE LADIES’ DIAMOND RING
forty-two hundreds of carat size stone, slightly imperfect, set in
eighteen curat mounting with two sapphires, $80.00.
Tile above are specials and after they are gone there will be
no more at tills price.
The low price of these goods may cause some suspicion as
to their quality, but the most export inspection is invited.
We bought them cheap and we sell them cheap.
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curbs us possible and lb City C >un
cil bus arranged fur it mis to gc
about the town to haul ev rything
sway. The conttni te1 In charge o.
this work is: H. It. she; urd. chair
man; W. Heck and ,f. Latimer Gray.
Tho American Legion, the Red
Cross and tho Welfare Committee at
tho Parent-Teacher Association have
taken an active liart in the Cic in-up
Paint-up campaign and aro carrying
out a regular schedule for urging
citizens to inako their homes, gar
dens and yards and nearby premises
beautiful.
Juneau painters testify that the
“Paint-up” slogan is certainly work
ing fino and they arc all rushed with
orders. People wishing /pointing done
are advised to got in orders as soon
is possible.
John Walsh Dies
Suddenly in South
MIAMI. Fit., May-10.—John Waish,
aged 4!) years. Of Indianapolis, who
served as Federal Libor Conciliator
during tho World War, died this
afternoon of heart trouble,
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MEMBERS LOCAL LEGION
HOLD FIRST OF SERIES
OF LUNCHEONS TODAY
Twenty member, of Alford John
Bradford iPost No. 4, American Le
gion, met it ii'ann todayygt the Ar
cade Cafe* for the lira* t)f a aeries
of bi-mon'.hlv luncheon for the pur-1
l ose of a get-together informal raee!-l
ing. This is in accordance with u
plan adolptod by the members of the
Post at a recent meeting for keep-'
tog before the members important)
topics national and local, of the Lr i
glon. ai they affect the country and
community.
The first luncheon-me ting held to
day wv»s most successful, according|
to members attending. The discus-!
sloas on Legion topics were generalj
among the imembers and speaking!
was extemporanious an 1 informal. (
The next luncheon will be hgId
May 24. All members of the local'
Post are eligible and urged to attend.'
Old bundles of newspapers a' the
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Antwerp Is Isolated
On Account of Strike
ANTWERP, May 10.—The city is
almost in complete isolation today on
account of tho telograiph, telephone
and postal strike. Transportation of
coal and coko i3 stopped by the
walkout. The S. ®. Zealand has aban
doned her sailing for New York
INSTRUCTED VERDICT
GIVEN IN APPLE CASE
Walter E. Apple was yesterday
acquitted on « charge of ' einbezrle
tnent of money in the U. S. District
Court, the jury’s verdict of not guilty
being instructed by Judge T. M. Reed
on a motion of Apple's attorney,
Henry Roden. No evidence was of
fered by the defense, the motion foi l
.1:1 instructed verdict coming as soon i
as tho 'prosecution rested its case.
Later the District Attorney’s of-:
flea asked that Apple be held to,
nswer to the next Federal grand
'■try on a charge of “embezzlement of i
tai,” which was granted by Judge|
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Young men want the smartest style
HART SGHAFFNER & MARX
CLOTHES HAVE IT
This is a favorite store with young men; they find all the newest
style ideas; the new English models; the late Norfolks and sport
suits; goed looking suits—they get the finest quality too at mod
erate cost. Here are unusual values at
$39.00 to $57.50
Goldstein’srEmporium
JUNEAU’S STYLE CENTER
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Heed. Bond wan fixed at $1,000
Apiple left for Bremerton this morn
ing on the radio supply ship Swallow.
Henry Stragler. August Nelson and
Joe Isaacson wero arraigned before
Judge Reed today on information
filed by the U. S. Attorney's office,
on charges' of violating the Nationu)
Prohibition Act and the Alaska. Bone
Dry Daw. They were represented
by Henry Roden and were given until
10 a. m. tomorrow to enter pleas. The
defendants were arrested on the gas
bout Daisy Tuesday night by Fed
eral Prohibition agents.
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VANOPHEM HERE
J>ean Vanophom, president of the
Jualin Alaska Minos Company, ar
rived in Juneau this morning on the
mine tender Santa Rita, on business.
He expects to leave tomorrow for the
mine.
Old paper* lor sate at Implta.
FOUNTAIN PENS
WATERMAN
PARKER
DUNN
KEYSTONE
EVERSHARP
For all around use we
recommend Parker’*
Duofold.
BRITT’S PHARMACY
The Rexall Store
PHONE 28