CONGRESSIONAL
PARTY PLEASED
BY INVITATION
Accepts Dinner Tender ol
Juneau Providing Cambrai
Makes Port in Time.
Juneau's invitation to the Con
gressional delegation to be guests of
honor at a dinner here during the
visit of the Senators and Congress
men in the near future was pre
sented to the delegation in Seattle
last Thursday by H. L. Faulkner and
la accepted with pleasure, providing
the Cambrel's arrival here makes
such an arrangmeent possible. Defin
ite information will be furnished
Mayor 1. Goldstein when the trans
port reaches Seward on which the
local program for the reception and
dinner can be perfected.
The Cambrai, according to a tele
gram received by Mayor Goldstein,
•will reach Seward on June 4th. The
delegation will go over the Alaska
Railroad from Seward to Fairbanks
and return, the trip occupying about
four days. The transport Ih sched
uled to arrive at Chllkoot Barracks
ou June 11th. It Is planned now,
raid Mr. Faulkner’s telegram, for
the delegation to reach Juneau on
the afternoon of June 13th, remain
ing here un'til the evening of the
following day.
If this schedule is carried out, it
Is probable that the dinner will be
given on the evening of June 13th.
Should the Cambrai nol arrive, how
ever, until late on the evening ol
the 13th, other arrangements may
have to be made, It was stated.
The 'financial committee, com
posed of John Reck, Charles Gold
stein and Allen Shattuck. started
Its work today, raising funds for en
tertainment of the Presidential and
Congressional parlies; the Brooklyn
Eagle tour party, and other promin
ent visitors scheduled to visit here
this season. Liberal contribution;;
are being made by all locul busi
ness men and residents generally, it
was reported.
ALTERATIONS TO START
SOON ON GARSIDE BLDG
Bids for alt orations of the Garaidt
Building, to put in shape for oc
cupancy for Territorial officials, wert
scheduled to have 'been awarded b.v
Gov. Scott C. Bone this afternoon
The successful bidder will be re
qulred to 'begin alterations at once
the work 'being expected to require
several weeks.
-Most of the alterations are on tin
upper floor where the present room
will be enlarged, walls moved, hall
ways widened and the large roon
used as u Senate chamber by the
Territorial Legislature cut up into
office quarters Bids for electrical
wiring and additional ipiumbing have
not been placed yet.
A'l of the Museum supplies and col
let lie ns (formerly stored In the A. B.
Bu-.'ldieg have baon moved to the
new quarters on tho first floor of
the Garaide Building. Re-arrange
ment of the collections is progress
ing sa-tlrlfactorily, according to Gov
ernor Bone. It Is expected that tho
Museum will ho In shape for In
spection by tha Congressional dele
gation- when it arrive# here about
June 13.
FINAL PREPARATIONS
MADETODAYFORSCOUT
CAMP; LEAVE MONDAY
Supplies are being purchased and
assembled today and everything is In
readiness for the Boy Scout camp.
Scouts will leave on trucks from the
public school (building at !• o'clock
'Monday morning and all Scouts are
requested 'tin be there at 8:30 with
all their dunnage.
-Monday will he spent in packing
supplies from the cad of the road
to the camp and in arranging quar
tors- Camp training and work In
woodcraft -will begin with the first
call Tuesday morning. Many hike
and mountain trips are planned an1
Scouts arc planning on an outdooi
life of work and -play for honors
lor health and character.
W. -R. Lebo, superintendent of the
Alaska By-(Products plant at Hawk
Inlet, is in June-m on business.
SOMETHING NEW IN
NURSING
BOTTLES
Made from the famous
Pyrex ware. All regular
nipples fit Pyrex nursers.
No danger of breaking
these bottles by boiling
them.
TRY THE
BUTLER-MAURO DRUG
COMPANY
FIRST
M Front 8t. Juneau. Alaska
Substation Post Office No. 1.
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SEEKS TO BREAK MACREADY-KELL Y RECORD.
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Tliis now biplane, recently bnik anil successfully tested by Claire Vance, United States Mail
pilot, will l^e used by the flier in an attempt to fly, unattended, from the Pacific to the Altan
tic coast in a non-stop flight, in an effort to lower the time record set by Lieutenants John A.
MacReady and Oakley Kelly, of the United States Army Air Service. The flight will begin at Crissy
Field, San Francisco. The engine Is a 270-horsepower Sampson.
STEPP IS MADE !
RUPERT DEPUTY
OF U.S.CUSTOMS
Transferred to Customs Serv
ice from B.P.R.—To Move ,
to Prince Rupert.
Orders received from Washington!
(transfer M. L. Stepp from thej
Bureau of Public Roads to the Cue-|
toms Service in the Treasury De-I
! partment, effective June 15th, ac-j
i cording to an announcement made!
j today. lie lias been appointed De-I
\ puty Collector of Customs and will I
! be stationed at Prince Rupert, said
i J. ('. McBride, Collector of Customs.
Mr. Stew "’111 leave for Prince)
Rupert a'bout June 15th, aceompan-j
ied by his Jauntily, making his home'
I'Uere. In the interim he will famil
iarize himself with the duties of
hi new posialon, entering the local
Customs office next Monday. He re-)
lieves Edward A. Donohoc, who was
given several weeks ago a temporary!
appointment by Collector McBride t
i following the transfer of F. It. j
Haven, regular deputy, to Kot-|
!chlkan.
i Mr. Stepp has been with the'
Bureau of Public Roads for throei
‘I years and has resided here since!
September, 1921, prior to that time
making his home at Kdtehikaij.
Since coming here lie has been ac
! live on civil and lodge work. He is
! service officer cf the local American
I region post and Lecturing Knight
in the local Elks lodge. He was
! active In the organization of the
i local organization of 'the Federation
lot' Federal Employees of which lie;
j is chairman at the present time.
H. L. Roberts, who was trans-j
l ferred to the local office of thej
i Bureau of Public Roads from Port-'
I land several weeks a^o, will succeed;
j Mr. Stepp here.
NOTICE
On account of the uncertainty of
the weather the Three Links Social
Club Picnic will be postponed. Dale
will bo announced later. —adv.
JITNEY DANCE
TONIGHT
A. B. HALL
COLISEUM ORCHESTRA
l
Surgeon General Sails
' to Study Sanitation.
[ Dr.Hu^kCuitvtTT/t.tvf
Dr. Hugh S. Cummins, Surgeon
General of the United States Pub- J
tic Health Service, lias railed lo j
make a study of sanitation and j
health conditions abroad.
LOCAL NIMRODS
HAVE BIG TRIP
Two hundred ciH-tnroat trout w:»re
caught in Bear Creek, Admiralty
Island, this week by local nlmrods,
who left here one night, returning
the next. The trout measured from
S to 15 inches in length and will
bito at anything, according to those
on the trip. The members of the
risking party were: James L. Mc
Closkey, M. Sides. Glen Helaa, John
Freaiming. Ed. Sweeney, W. E. For
rost and P. Colburn.
THE LATEST AND BEST FOE
BEAUTIFYING THE SKIN IS
“TERRA - DERMA
LAX”
The English Beauty Clay
It clears the skin and pro
duces a complexion as fresh and
pure and beautiful as nature
intended.
$1.00 PER JAR.
BRITT’S PHARMACY
The Rexall Store
PHONE 80
Hobo Dance
Given by
WOMEN OF MOOSEHEART LEGION
SATURDAY, jpg 2
PRIZES
Gentlemen 75 cents—Ladies 25 cents
Everybody come and have a good time.
FORMER JUNEAU GIRL
IN BEAUTY CONTEST
Mrs. Jessie M. Du lift an of New
York City, formerly Jessie Mathias,
daughter of Mrs. 0. F. Forrest of
this city, has been adjudged one of
the 50 suoeeeaful candidates in
Rudolph Valentinos Mineralava
Beauty Contest, the judges being
Rudolph Valentino, Howard Chand
ler Christy and Walter Russell Har
rison This word has been received,
here by Mrs. Forrost from her
daughter.
Mrs. Dunstan lived most of her
early life in Juneau and attended
the Juneau High School. She has
been married several years and vis
ited here with her mother eight
years ago.
FOR BOB TURNER’S AUTO
PHONE 257 Anytime. Seven passen
ger car. Comfort and Safety. Stand
next to Boston Store. —adv.
AIL SCOUTS WIN
PRIZE AWARDED
BY CITY COUNCIL
_
Three Patrols Did Equally!
Well—Win $10—Council
Decides Last Night.
The committee from the City Court-!
ell for designating the Boy Scout
patrol making the best showing in j
the recent local Clean-up and Piint
up Campaign, stated no decision could
be made, the divisions of the towrn
assigned to the three patrols being
cleaned up equally wrell, and the
prize at $10 put up by the Council
eras turned over to the Scout or
ganization at the regular meeting
of the Council last night at City
Hall, The City Clerk was instructed
to write a letter of thanks to the
Boy Scouts for their splendid work
in making Juneau a cleaner and more
beautiful city.
The Council passed on its third |
reading an amendment to the tax'
assessment and collection ordinance
to put into effect the two-payment
plan adopted recently. This provides
ifor assessment by the first week in
June, advancement of t.he sessions of
the Board of Equalization from July
to June, payment of 50 per cent of
the taxes assessed by August 1, to
50 per cent on or ibefore January
1 following.
Aid Native Band
On motion the Council authorized
the donating of $20 to the Alaska
Native Brot.henhood band, to a-slat
In buying music, and instructed th it
a letter of thanks and appreciation
be extended to the band, for services
donated by tihe members on two re
cent occasions.
A petition, signed by the resi
dents df Twelfth Street, for a sewer j
along that street, w'as laid over until i
a future date, for consideration
It was reported that permission
has been granted by the owner for,
the tearing down of the shack next]
the Gars Ido Building on Second
Street, on the property between the
Garside Building and the Hotel |
Z.vnda. The shack will be torn down!
at Territorial expense, when, the I
small 'buHding 'behind the Carside'
Building is torn down, this action I
having ibeen sanctioned by Governor I
Bone.
Piling for Dock
The O 'ir il iat fled the action of
the L.Trauy Braird in appointing Mrs.
B. C. Dolzclle as City L brariin.
The street eoinmittee was instruct
ed to make further investigation of
the piling beneath the Juneau Cold
Storage plant in regard to putting
in concrete piers and mud sills. The
ocmmiti.ee .s examining tha property
today and will make a report as soon
as Investigations are completed.
NOTICE TO CAR OWNERS.
Between tlie noun, from two to
eight a. m. Sunday, the streets will
be washed and the city will not be
liable for any cars getting wet or
muddy (by the street ivashing crew.
Main and Seward Streets from
Fourth to Front and Front from
Main to City Cafe. C. W. BENDKK,
Street Commissioner. — adv.
PACKARD CAR FOR HIRE.
Phone 94—Stand. Juneau Billiard
Parlors. adv.
Clara Phillips’ Husband
Boards Her Train at Yuma
YUMA, June 2-—Armour PhllUpr,
husband of Clara Phillips. boardeJ
the train bearing his wife to L03 An
geles when it stopped here yesterday
afternoon.
IS NOW IN PRISON
SAN QUENTIN, June 2.—Clara
Phillips. "hammer murderess,”
brought bark from Honduras after
her escape from the L<o3 Angeles
county Jail last Decomber, entered
the gates Of San Quentin today and
officially became known as prisoner
37,944.
She maintained her poise and dis;
played no emotion except a passion
ate farewell hug for her sister, Mrs.
Etta Jackson, who accompanied her
back from South America.
Call Berry s Auto Service for that
seven-passenger 1923 Cadillac tour
ing car. Stand at Gastineau Hotel
Popular prices. —dav.
Headquarters tor Ladysmith coal.
Juneau Transfer Co. Phone 48. ad»
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SHIPMENT OF ALARM CLOCKS {
AT $2.00 EACH J
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These clocks have detachable mainsprings and all steel ia 5
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Women’s Wooltex Goats and Suits
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GARMENTS came late this Spring our
stocks are too large, so we are offer
ing this
Special Discount
of 20 Per Cent
to clear our racks.
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We still have a good selection.
Get yours early.
25 Women’s Dresses 25% Off Regular Price
THESE CONSIST OF STREET, PARTY AND EVENING GOWNS.
EARLY.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO LOOK TJJEM OVER AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION
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