The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 17, 1927, Page 8

8 1 e e . o . e . BORDEN PARTY HERE ON WAY TO FAR NORTH Millionaire Receives First In- formation on Attempted Kidnapping. received by Chicago millionaire the attemptod The first information yhn M. Borden sportsman, of 1idnapping of his 15-months daughter and 6-year old stepson, in Chicago, was received by him this morning upon reading the Associatel! | Press dispatches in the Empire fast Saturday Mr. Borden did nor excited upon patches, ‘Mrs, Borden was slight] alarmed at first and then regainec composure, stating that she believéd the children were perfectly safe with {heir grandmother and under of detectives Mr. Borden stated he had received a wire from his mother while i Victoria saying that an attempt had heen made to kidnap two children vho were friends of theirs and | upon hearing this, he wired his mothor to engage detectives to watch the Borden residence and children during his absence. Arri Last Night r Ligh nmand of Capt. John chorad in midstream 10 o'clock on hor firs maiden voyag om San to the Arctic. The party remain in Juneau the entirc at noon it was determined to thig afternoon for Unga, to hunt bear on Kodiak Island and then s the Pribilof Islands, The Northen Light will then go to Nome, thence to the edge of the Arctic ice pack hetween Point Barrow and Wrangell Island. The not seem alarmedl reading the d guard planned t day but sail als off includes Mr. and My Mr. and Mrs. R nd Mrs. C. F and Miss party John Borden, anghter, Mr speed, of Chicag Ames of San Francisco Dimensions of Boat The Northern Light an Francisco especially Arctic 5 feet long, and built ful lines of the Gloucester ats, Her two masts carry feet of sail and can under canvas alone 140 horsepower Deiscl engine and can maintain a gpeed of nine knots an hour. She draws 15 feet of wate | The boat is lavishly fitted insids| and out, with accommodations for 24 persons. Every convenience founc in a modern apartment is to be had aboard Good France built 1 for tho pre-| fish 8000 square make seven knots 1 is powered by Purpose of Trip purpose of ments of walrus, sea life for the Chicago. The men The is to hear, and Alaska Museum of accompany Mr. Borden perienced big game hunte (lllll Capt. Borden already has been ove most of the places where the v will cruise. The expedition fitted with moving cameras and still| camery as well with a radio| set. B Chicago Scouts com- | the trip| Kodiak lions | Field | who ght Sea pose the deck crew of the Northern Light. The Borden noon visiting Gov. Georgo A. Parks, | Alaska Game Commission, ~Alaska Museum, and purchasing supplips. At noon today Capt. Borden took the Northern Light to the Admiral Linc | Dock where fresh water was taken aboard. | Visited Here in 1913 Capt. Borden visited in Jumeau in | 1913 and remarked on the decided change in Juneau and on Gastinean Cnannel, since that time. He said he enjoyed his short visit and would | Jike to spend more time in this vic nity but time was limited and the would sail for the west party spent the l'ms‘-l y this afternoon | rden led a similar expedi tiok to the westward in 1915 but BurTERICK PATTERNS l BLANK BOOKS Sheaffer and Waterman Pens R. P. NELSON’S Stationery Store $50. Others $35 to $550 Give the Watch— The Graduate Prefers Young folks today have very positive preferences. They hope for more than simply & watch. Trim smartness, accurs acy, and a timepiece which they will be proud to show their friends, is assured in the selection of a Gruen Watch, THE NUGGET SHOP | did many offering ihe steady |to the sire t | thank you. | —adv D. B The Club Cafe | ex-'To My Juneau Friends: a erhood I have sold the ‘IM:' is out-|thank the public of Juneau for their THE DAlLY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY MAY 17, 1927 L‘T CONTRACT - FOR BUILDING | BORDLN \RCTIC LXPLDHIU\J IS HERE RE P ] COLD STORAGE. i [Seattle Compdnv to Con- struct Plant—Work Starts at Once—Sale of Bonds. | The the constructior storage plant ha the A. W. Qu contract for of the new cold been awarded to |Company, of Seatt Wallis 8. Geor President of the Juneau Cold Stor Company, In corporated, The uction work will commense immediately upon the arrival of ti.e contractor in Junean There wore no local bidders the contract, but five bids were I mitted by + concerns, aid |G Tha complete investm | be approximately $200,000 The Juneau Cold Storage Company is tomorrow opening the sale of it {bond security issue. The bonds wiil be placed in the hands of the First National Bank, but information can be obtained at both B. M. Be hlllul {Bank and The First National Bank rding the bonds A. W. Quist C bost known Seattle tion compamiss, and has of experience in cold struction. It built the cold storas other facilities of the land Fish Company at couver and the |l t addition th ame company's plant at chikan, besides many in the of Washington. Quist, head of is well known in Juneau, the contractor for the Goldstein Building in this city and built the present plant of the Juncau Cold »-m’*f b | Storage Company. He will iy Juneau and give personal ot the construetion of the new -eo MRS. SJURSEN LEAVES FOR KETCHIKAN THIS for sub- My mpany is cons ml had a lot storage con the company. attention plant Northern Ligh Channel last night about 10 o'cl one of the yrious moon Mr. and My John M Borden )« and a party of friends, & board the yacht for bear and to t Aretic for w {ahov rived in Gastineau to anchor under ction in year | (beloy cago social lights, | | | bound westward and polar_bear and her tw tonight on Mrs. J Bjursen small childen, will loave ska for Ketchikan where join Mr. Sjursen and home. Mrs. Sjursen is {the most popular of the younger ma to New- ried set here and has been the guest idaire of honor at ral parties prior to her departure. Among the parties pursen were thré which Mrs. M last Monc high scor Irus {the / i | BILL JOHNSON PRAISED e loms . MESER. 1o IN DETROIT NEWSPAPER (neir initiated Aretic Broth | and was ponsor of th Nome Sne dog Borden Cup a winner, e FEMMER ORDERS coal, ete., also thos: who de pay their bills can now do so » George DBros. Grocery. not visit in Junean. Fle made| friends in make Whoever carried coals castle has nothing on the Fr Corporation, which has recently es- tablished ler outlets in Alaska cording to an article in the Elec-| ic_Refrigeration News published |at at Detroit, Mich | hoste Bill Johnson of the Gas-|prize for tineau Electric Company, was high-| ly praised for his efficient work in @ distributing frigidaires in Juneau - - e iven for tables of brid Wilson evening a set of bridge nanag FEMMER YUKON MURDERER DIES (v] A lv IN B. C, PENITENTIARY Jdean P on Davis, who was convict ago of the murder of | mith, Selkirk woodchopper, | ntenced to serve life | the penitentiary of British Columbia | at New Westminster, completed his | ntence when he died recontly, ac { cording to word received at Dawson ————— papers for sae at The Empire Harry few Charles and was LADIES” HAND BAGS 1-3 OFF f | —o— | Club Cafe Jelich 1 desire to since to Mr ely nd be: the for patronage kindly support ANTONI M. LAURIDS Enm ) |Miss Ideal Hendrickson wno the firsi according 1o mt will was come to| EVENING; FAREWELLS X they | one of Mrs. | BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. We Doliver — - | { FRIDAY THANE MESS HALL A BIGGER AND BETTER Phone 134 Substation Post Office No. 1 When We Sell It It's Right talley cards and score g Miss Cecilia McLaughlin |for low score, a dainty wlu Mrs. Le Roy Vestal. Mrs, Sjursen received a pair of {chiffon hose. A dainty lunch was erved after the bridge by the [hostoss Mrs Douglas Austin Bertha Brown were hoste: ll olightful bridge party given »w ning at the home of Mrs. Austin |mother, Mr Haley. Mrs. J. N, won and th handkerchief, ¢horage airplane the interests with |v-1l\“l necessary to place before common ference to the construction of ai |jury, it said, what was plane landing fields desired in the'knowledge to everyone. All knew district and make arrangements for[that the organization had gone into a survey of the proposed Anchorage [tho what fields of the state to de- ~Matanuska wagon road. No actual stroy property and cause loss. to construction work is contemplated or [the farmers, it argued, declaring that undertaken: by the Territory during|the actual criminal workings of the the present season, he said organization had been fully establigh- From Anchorage, Mr. Sommers will jed and that the jury must interpre: proceed to Fairbanks where the Ter [the preamble in the light of ‘the ritory is interested in a number of |known record of the organization. projects, After completing his work! Before his arrest, during the short Sjursen mor guest. Four|in the district, he will return to time he had been in Kansas, Fiske tables were and at the end [the coast via Chitina and McCarthy. had persuaded two or three men to lof the evening lovely prizes were join the Agricultural Workers [n- Ipresented to the winners of high |dustrial Union No. 110, a branch of low scora and the honor guest H FISKE LusEs the Industrial Workers of the World. i gloves, Fruit salad, cake and cof HIGHEST GUURT were served by the hostesses before He admitted that he was an I. W. W organizer, and had distributed some copies of the preamble. Other copies were found in his possession. It was the guests departed {s Mrs. Neil Waldo is having twe | tables of bridge at her home, this even for Mrs. Sjursen before the lthese activities that the prosecution {was based. { leaves for Ketchikan. destruction, of property, sabotage or | | other unlawful acts a a means of | accomplishizg the objects of the or anization. If the Kansas criminal dicalism law permitted his con- viction on such evidence, Ite argued, and M ses at score |prize, a dainty colored glass bowl {with flowers in pastel shades; Mrs L. T. Oneel received the consolation | prize, two groen perfume containers decorated with flowers, and Mrs Sjursen was given a pair of b e — SILVEB. TEA-MUSICALE Auspices of Ladies’ Guild, Holy Trinity Cathedrai, Wednearllv after- inoon, May 18th, at 3 o'clock at -residence of Mrs. C. E. Rice. Public |invited. —adv. (Gemtinued from T‘dge One) il o Any person found trespassing or \demuymg property at the Ball Park {will be prosecuted. —adv, the law was unconstitutional | Peace vs, Hunger ; The preamble as submitted to the| jury declared among other things that the working and employing | classes had nothing in common, ant there could be no peace so long as| hunger and want were found among the working people while the em ploying cla had all the good things | of life. It asseried that a “struggle” -|must go on betwsen the two cla | “until the workers of the world or-| ganize a class, take possession of the earth and the machinery of pro-| duction, and abolish the wage sve-| tem.” It proposed to emblazon on its banner “the. revolutionary watch abolotion of the wage Betz Coliseum Melody Men mimate work on existing pro- and investigate other proposec and ‘requ 3 for mnew landing fields, Highway Ei r R.J. Sommers will loave to ht on the Northwestern for west ern and interior Alaska districts. He {will be absent from his local head- quarters about two and one-haif months, planning to return August 1 The in ased road appropriation made by the recent Legislature is expected to permit the expansion of Kansas {the Torritory’s construction program famble in appealing to the workeis !during the next twp years, making|to organize and take possession of ELKS’ HALL {possible work on some new rout the earth violated the la It was | i l._._.__ {that have been proposed if inv - - " FLAT WIDE WAVE Latest Process in Permanent Waving “The Nestle Circuline” Expert Beauticians, Mrs. F. Maher and Miss V! Sigourney of the VOGUE LA ROSE SHOP, SEATTLE have arrived in Juneau and are at MRS. BAKER’S BEAUTY SHOP with the ‘“circuline wawve” machine 8y Law Violation contended that the pre- A request has been received by 'nw Territorial Road Commission for wagon road into the Nuka {region. Last season it built a trail linto the district. Mr. Sommers will make an inspection of |there to determine whether the |sufficient development or promise tc justify the necessary expenditure o: {\hz project . Sommers will stop at Cordova a short time and procecd (o At tha latter point he wi'l |investigate the meed for repairs and | improvement on the Valdez dyke and make the necessary arrangements for | Territorial co-operation with the laska Road Commission for per ling the work. He will also inves {a proposed route into Mineral Cree { After completing his inspection in | L \ Ladies are requested to come into the shop, and we will look at your hair and give you pro- the Nuka Bay district he will retur fessional advice. Seward and procead to Anchor l‘llvrv he will confer with An- OUTING TOGS DRESS PROPERLY AND ENJOY THE GREAT OUTDOORS—LET US SHOW YOU THESE DANCE Plunl_\‘ P_'." P.w‘ Pvrsmz Everyone will be there—Date “Her™ Music by the Alaskans Special Ferry For the Graduate— NO one has yet been able to improve upon the time-hon- ored gifts of jewelry. Jewelry is the one gift that always appeals! In one, it wins instant approval up now lm_vs and lasting appreciation. You can choose from our large stock of high-grade merchandise just what that girl or boy would like, and at the price-you would like to pay. NELSON & FREMMING Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing . PHONE 331 GASTINEAU GROCERY KNICKERS We have the all-woolen ones as well as' wool and cotton mixtures, also khaki cloth and Dux- bax water repellant knickers and riding pants. SWEATERS Servicable Coat Sweaters of light, medium or heavy weights, as well as slip-ons of great var- iety. A necessary part of your hiking costume. GOLF SOCKS To keep your feet comfortable and add snap to your outfit we have a great variety of good look- Is place for you to buy your Groceries from—our stock is Fresh, our Store is Clean. All our shelvings are painted white and our prices are guaranteed to be right. Full line of Fresh Fruit and Vegetables, Butter and Eggs arrived on steamer Alameda. NEW GREETING Black Eyed Peas in also 5 IFTS S-—35 and 40 cents dozen G: Three Free Deliveries Daily OUR PHONE IS 37 Furnished or unfurnished house is wanted. please phone us. MEN’S OXFORDS VERY LATEST $6.00, $6.50, $7.00 SOMETHING DIFFERENT GEORGE BROTHERS PHONES 92 AND 85 FRONT STREET of Genuine Leather for Party Favors 1f you have one SERVICE THAT IS BETTER Phone 25 Free Delivery ing and servicable woolen hiker roll top socks. Sizes to fit every foot. HIKING SHOES We recommend the famous Chippewa Hiking Shoes either in the high lace boot with moccasin toe or the low oxford with moccasin toe. These shoes are soft and flexable and assure perfect comfort to the feet. Goldstein’s E'mporiuml JUNEAU'S STYLE CENTER