The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 9, 1927, Page 8

8 e e, o, S40000 SUBSIDY ASKED FOR S.E, ALASKA VESSEL Junc‘au»Pti 2 Rupm‘l Steam er Subs ly Sought by an‘e:»('n! alive Worth nued from Page O JACK SCANLON TAKES OWN LIFE | i | | Jolin immed finding of the | sioner F. A. B¢ oner's ted the ommis sent a They de- who scene jury to the termined Sc cide, by shooting A 4l-calibre found lyin an examination 1 one shot ad been through the brain. Scanlon bought shells from Mort Truesdell several days A few months ago tempted to commit s ting his throat with s himself Colt's it his iled fired, revolver side and that only cide by cut- razor. At the time he made a itement to Deputy Marshal W. R. Garster: “I am tired of living and 1 want to die.” Scanlan lived in Junean for the past 15 ¢ vears and most of the time has bheen employed as long shoreman on the docks The coroner’s jury consited of Harvey Barragar, Douglas Oliver, Harry John John D. Helps, J . Burford and John Kinghorn. Dr I, €. DeVighne examined the body and believes from all indications that Scanlon committed suicide sometime during the night - MARY DUE AT 3 A. M. Mary, trom the south, is e LOMorrow morning Agent Coates suys the steamer will probably sail south late tomorrow night or Monday morning early —_———— 01d papers ror saiv at The Empire Princess due to arrive at 8 o'clock No longer is it necessary that all men's watches look alike. The individuality of the fashionable forme watch is now obtainable at a moderate cost in_this | new Gruen OctaThin, THE NUGGET SHOP Scanlon at-! [ S TOOAST CLIMATE BEST, PIONEERS THE D1y LEGISI IN THE Bills Introduced A {TURE SENATE Pioneers’ oy Prefer to Remain on Coast, i f Committee Finds. R Inmates 1 Bills Pas ed i Lt I i | 1" Sitl I ording ¢ h today to 1l Joint Committ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1927. IN HOME AGREE HOIH(‘ ;jY NEA GARDEN membess inspe I ind urged the Club members to com- i - - 1 Pote ! A D]Other ‘ d u fie the terms T 2k contest The members of the Program and e g | will | Attendance Committee were announ- | CLUB ADGPTS | |ed by Mrs. 1. L. Faulkner, chai 3 | he riman, as R. €. Mize and M. D. Wil | and Hiams, Mrs. John Marshall, chairmza I of the Committee on Judge and Al | (Awards chose William Bosch 1 ‘ { [ Mrs. George Kohlhepp as her si: its 1 "y | re were about forty persons nted. The DI next meeting of the fub will be “Paint Juneau's Landscape I iyl \thvh‘l two weeks from . | I . esterday April 22 | with Flowers'™ Attractive e ———————— | o) RN S i | RODIN RETURNS ! Phrase Selected. TO PALACE AS CELLOIST | s = M. Borodin, v vacation of who has hoen taking severzl months, h |returned to Juneau to reside per Imanently and will rejoin the Palace U Theatre orchostra. Miss Stella Jones, ; R xd the Home. The kil ug ‘iwho has been with the Palace or- : P et o 1owh hestra for several weeks, it taking I S dt Galiaa L RCLDE R vacation from musical duties, the . riicle ! publication for I nekes no recommendation as o its et ha iRt in several ye } | i vailability or convenience as a sit A v e S foy a Territorial nage | ATTENTION MASONS Ihe S a4 number of Cooperative Garden \ stated communication of Mt. . S ceomn most importa Mis, R AL G uggested that {Juneau Lodge No. 147, F. & A, M., IN THE HOUSE fowh the ritory e ol ' ¢ 15t unu[\\:l" be held in Odd Fellows' Hall Introduced : uld 1 n s + funid rativ 1 ot those in-{at 7:30 o'clock Monday eveninz. B. No W 1 or th ctiot . d in ut having no| Work in the F. C. Degree. V s roof institution to take Plaace : ! own could have | Brethven cordially invited. By order fthe one now in nse | opportunity to work in one. The [of the W. M ) Like Coast Climate A daughter was born to the tion was fo be considered hy | CHAS. E. NAGHEL, w: part the report on the Homi former Lou Booth, of (,‘““' | o Committee \‘1 L .\|~r“ adv. Secretary. i oo ' ada, now the wife of Prince S e | s e ; i yark ne | ! UL that the building itself Eric of Denmark, ‘-\11“31“’{- st. garden or plot | BATHS, Skin Treatments bhenef istent time in future shot ducts a poullry ranch at Ar ! 1 improvement du th “for Rheumatism. $04 Front St. ady eplaced by rm fire proot cadia, Cal ! )y express tl = = cte structurs, Th ) doub lehen l ) word e ) at the Tervitory will have fo of the approved slo. || | | maintain many years 10 Come, committee vi Jnck. Bans that wer od | | tution to care for its aged | son School i Prize Children 7 5 . . ) [N T ; w aitos ot You Easter Suit - Ladies’ News o plan ¢ rmaneat - eon-4 45664 Nl | i ! wted huilding. A frame <uer | gosoyyes (o : i a n dar e e to N C huilding » W] large number o wd infivm | gepr, 1t [ SELECT IT NOW NEW LINE FOOTWEAR people. 1t N e y ot 4 . h tutic tie Bratd oy ru W 1t ¢ e At Our Suit Line is all new—very including the new i of ol for ‘ Your commitiee, therefore, vec Boasd of minimm size 00 [ ai0e and complete | nends that the Territory start o b e inve fest -aquare ar L i ey - inking fund 1o he b the | cormmend te Session 32 SHEBA PUMPS Pionecr Home Building i Logislatire such a pl ot aside each year a « 0 Ve balieve (hat i uposed of the Famous Kup- iic mount, until sufficient shall policy of the Board ( : : Bave. hash eat axia eract a peri(ic P ethd o5 penheimer and Keller, Heumann . You ought to see them before ment home for the aged and iv- coal for fuel purpose 7 e ter Stiat the (leritst il o Thompson vou buy your Easter Shoes. The personal side i the o \ 1 th fareely observed by vour committee tions A in the [ the members of which went about dent’s cgard 1o i e imong the inmates of the Home and provem + followed juestion d th on practically o\ 1 that th points. An effort was made by each 1 member o out those whom b N g 1L()l]]‘/’ 6w persc and ascertain i« Je | o KYL ¢ was anything in their opinion that could be done for th neral JUNCTION STORE improvement “The question of location taken up with many and th was tha s ) with There are few days in a year || ki Aapyes when this remarkable hen does ving was profer not lay anegg, Sheseta world’s the interior witi record when she scored 351 eggs Wiriitet listinction . - - wlen has niy not in 565 days. She is known as ndent. s WHI the motl ““No. 6,”" and was bred at the well un bers of NORTHERN LIGHT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. 0. A. STILLMAN, Pastor At the Moning Sevice (11 o'clock) Rev. Geo. J. Beck will speak. Bible School at 12.15 Young People’s Meeting at 7 P. M. 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