The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 19, 1927, Page 7

] DOUGLAS NEWS JUNEAU 3, DOUGLAS 2, GIRLS’ CAME Local Hifichool Five Noses Out Opponents in Thrilling Contest The J. H. 8. girls won their first game of the Channel series against Douglas' High School Sat- urday night, when, after' trailing 9 to 12 at the end of the first half, several major switches in [TREE FESTIVITIES ; ON THURSDAY NIGHT The Douglas school, Sunday school and Fraternal Or der of Eagles will celebrate Christmas together with a com munity tree, program and every- thing on Thursday evening, De. cember 22, it was decided on at* a meeting of several committees last night. According to present plans, the program is to be given at the Liberty theatre while Santa Claus and the Xmas tree will be at the Eagles Hall. Refreshments and dancing will follow the distribu tion of gifts. Community T g — MR. KIRKHAM “RETURNS; DAUGHTER IMPROVING J.+ O Kirkham, who left the latter part of last month with Mrs. Kirkham for South Bend, Wash., where their daughter Elva was not expected to survive an attack of pneumonia, returned on the Rogers yesterday. He reparts his daughter on the road to fte-] covery, but it will probably be a the lineup were made which rais- €d the quality of the team work of the local five and eventually won the game for Juneau, 26 to 20. At the start the local five was crippled by the loss of Hansena Campen, who was barred from the game because of objections raised by the Douglas faculty un- der the four-year rule of the School Meet Association. Jensen was placed in the pivot position while Barragar was put in as guard in Jensen’s regular berth. From beginning to end, the game was a great battle, bota teams giving “everything they had to carry off the honors, while the playing ability exhibited by the two fives was practically even, both playing excellent games. In the opening quarter Douglas ran up a five-point lead on the locals, leading them 9 to 4, in spite of the poor shooting of their forwards, who missed several ua guarded shots from close in lo the basket. “Putting on a spurt in the secon! half; the Juneau girls ran their score up to 9 at the same time holding their opponents to 3 points. In the third quarter a renovatéd team went in for the focal bunch. Perkins was put in for Larson as side-center, Larson replaced Morrison in one of the forward berths and the latter was put in at guard for Berrgren. The best playing, and the hard- est fighting of the entire game was seen in the third ,quarte?, with -~ Juneauw's guards Tholding down the Douglas forwards, whila the local cagers worked them- selves into shooting positions time and again. This period end- ed with Douglas still in the lead 20 to 18. Douglas did not score a single point in* the final quarter, while the Juneau forwards, in their four final attempts in this period, sank the same number of baskets, pass- ing their opponents and winning 26 to 20, emerging victors in a thrilling game and taking honors in’ the first of the allimportant games of the Channel Series. Lineups and Summary Juneau Douglas Morrison (4)..... F....M. Frasger (11) Burke (20) F..R. Fraser (9) Jensen. c . Carls Larson. ‘Wha Berrgren. V. Lunndell Barragar. . Sey Substitutions Juneau—Perkins for Larson, Larson (2) for Morri- son, Morrison for Berrgren; Doug- las—none. Officials: referee, Barrggar; umpires, Sey and Lowe; timers, Raven ‘and Manming; scorers, Gall- was and Shattuck. —————— DR. KIRBY OPENS OFFICE Dr. and Mra. W. P. Kirby re- turned from Craig yesterday with the intention of spending the win- 1 ter in Douglas. They have ukem the Kilburn heuse on'.? street | where the doctor will also have | his office. 0y ——————— We make tien’s sults for 56, ¥. WOLLAND. 2 month before she is able to leave the hospital. D JUNEAU MAN GETS CAKE i Henry Darr of Juneau was the lucky one who received the fine fruit cake given away by tho Douglas Fire Department at the Liberty last night. The cake was made and donated to the Fire Department by Joe Riedi. <o HOME FOR HOLIDAYS Miss Helen Lindstrom came in- to town yestesday from Gastavus where she is teaching schoel, to spend the holidays wlth her' pa.- ents, ———————— MISS FEUS! HOME Miss Mami¢ Feuai arrivéd hom. on’ the Aldmeda last night from Tacoma to spend the holidays with her parents. - e DONALDSON HERE ON BUSINESS TRIP R. S. Donaldson, formerly with the Healy River Coal Company of which he was Vice-President, arrived in Juneau of the steam- er Alameda on a business trip. He expects to be in Juneau about ten days and will then return to the States. Mr. Donaldson disposed of his interest in the coal company about eight months ago and since that time has been visiting in the south. He spent gome tim with his perepts_and other. vei 1 tives in Vancouver, B. C., and visited in California and Idaho No definite plans for future business have been made by Mr. Donaldson as yet, although he is interested in several enlerpr)les. —————— After a business, trip to the States, Sylvia Sexton, proprieto: of a candy and photograph store in Seward, is returning home on the Alameda. L —— Snow!. Snow! SNOW! Weep no more my laddies For your pleas have been Heard by the charges of The Light Brigade, 40, or mon; all rarin’ to go Wi} rid your preperty Of that menace—SNOW For some Christmas dough. PHONE 59—P. 0. BOX 208 )ig lstmd Charley, Capital Gity CHRIS TMAS - PROGi M Juneau Puh!.ié Schagls ELKS’ HALL Peeeyxbermm«llo t Admission—25 cents apdSOoenu Munc By . HIGH SCHOOL o;m;mu TUNIOR exd SENIOR GLEE CLUPS THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE. MONDAY, DEC. 9, I927 PROSPECTS AT CHICHAGOF MINE ARE PROMISING Passibility of New Mine Be- m’g Opened According "to G T. jackson The results so far of rrospect- ing now being carried over ground hitherto unworked indi- cate a new mine may possibly be| opened for - development, accord-| ing to George T. Jackson, Vice- President of the Chichagof De- velcpment Company. Mr. Jacksen arrived in Juneau Sunday on' the Margnita from Chichagot where he has been tie past two weeks' making a survev of the claims under prospect. He will ‘eave tomarroWw on the Prin- eceas Mary for Sedttle where he will join ‘his family for the win- ter. he new vein {s being worked north and seuth. " It'carries high| grade ore amd iy making such a; promising showing the company is ‘optinmtistic over the outcome Mr. Jackson sald. The result of the winter’s prospecting will de- termine to a great extent opera- tions to be carried on next sum- mer. * 'Three machines are now being operated and a small crew of men will be kept on the ground through the remainder of the| Season. The company is in a splendid condition financially and is able to start the mill in operation at any time the development of th: ‘Property warrants, according to the Vice-President. J. L. Freebu with the for | mer Chichagof Mining Company| many years, and who is now man ager of the Chichagof Develop- ment Company, will remain at the mine this winter. Mr. Freeburi came north with Mr. Jackson on | week-end for treatment. the first of this month to take charge of the property. Mr. Jack- son was forced to resign as man-i ager of the company on account y ; ] of ill health. He expects to un- coAsT BUARD l dergo medical treatment this { | | ‘VESSEL RAMS | v — DEVOTIONAL SINKS A SUB WEECBEHELD |, HERE j AN- 2_ r Are Believed to Have Perished , | i ((‘ununm:a from Page One.) Week of Services in Local’ - Churches Arranged by jwas entering the harbor when ithe submarine suddenly came to Ministerial Association i ‘surface dead ahead. There \wns no time for the destroyer tn A week of devotlonal service to change her course and the vessels | be held in Juneau January 27, crashed, the S-4 immediately sub- has been announced by the Ju- merging. neau Ministerial Association. Thn | dates were decided upon and the | program arranged at a meeting of the Association this morning. The devotional meetings to held™over a period of one week are similar in arrangement to those of last year which were well received and very well attended by the people of Juneau. The program of meetings in the local churches and the pastor who will deliver the sermons is aa follows: Jan. 2, Northern Light Preshy terian Church, Rev. R. A. Gailey Fate Unknown Late Saturday night, the fate of the 43 men aboard the sub- marine was in doubt as the ves sel lay on the ocean's floor ‘n deep water off this port. Whether the hull of the sub- marine was crushed and her crew were all drowned or whether th2 {crash merely disabled her ma-| for her to come to the surfac was still unknown late Saturday nlxm. Those who witnessed }Ilvlnu feared, however, a major Jan. 3. Bethel Pentecostal As- disaster resulted comparable ‘o sembly, Dean Chas. E. Rice. |the loss of the S-51 when 33 per- Jan. 4. Methodist Episcopal ished. Church, Rev. Chas. C. Personeus. Jan. 5. Resurrection Lutheran Church, Capt. E. 0. Edwards. Jan. 6, Trinity Cathedral, Harry Allen. Jan. 7, The Salvation Barracks, Rev. 0. A, Stillman. | et Rpte A e If you need a good carpenten the cal- e ————— Mrs. Elmer E. Smith returned to Juneau on the Alameda last evening from a trip to the States.| |She has been visiting in Belling | Army )mm ‘Wash, ATTENTION Rev. {in-law and sister, U. jand Mrs. chinery and made it |mpossih!eingh School with the cl MRE JANSEN ILL phone 498, Handy Andy's Shey. Godmand Jansen enterea A. P. LAGERGREN,. !'wv Mrs. auv, 'LOCAL COUPLE ARE |—— MARRIED HERE ON | SATURDAY EVEN!NG' Miss Bertha Florence Williams, 7 daughter of Mr: R. H. Williams, | of Juneau. hecame the bride of| |Lieonard John Halmquist, son of| Mrs. John Holmquist, Saturday| ewmng at a quiet wedding at| the home of the bride’s brother- S. Marshai| Albert White. Rev. O A. Stillman, Pastor of the North ern Light Presbyterian Church read the service at 8:30 o'clock The bride’s wedding dress was of pink georgette and she carried a wedding bouquet of pink and white chrysanthemums Miss Irma Williams, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid and wore an |orchid dress. Mr. Harlan King was best man. A wedding supper was served following the ceremonies, which were attended by relatives and friends of the young couple. Mr. and Mrs. Holmguist are well known to Juneau people, Mes. Holmquist being proprictor of the Terrell Beauty Shop, while Mr. Holmquist was raisad here and graduated from the loeal s of '24. He is employed at the Harr Machine Shop. Mr. and Mrs. Holmquls: make their home in the apa ment next to the Terrell Weauty | Shop. BRADFORD RETURNS %. M. Bradford of the Standard 0Oil Company returned on the Ala- |meda from Fortland, Ore., where I|he has Dbeen vigiting with his father. THE EMPIRE HAB TIE LARG- BST. MOST UP-TO-DATE AND EST EQUIPPED JOB PRINTING the St ¥ean aioar REIAONS 1 183 MRS, GRAVROCK HOME Mrs. las, pital week, ©. B. Gravrock of Doug- who has been in the hos- Ann's Hospital over the the fuel. cool in summer, no since the middle of last has heen discharged. ‘j' D e BUILD FOR 50 PER CENT LLSE: No furring and lathing required, all Granite Concrete Hol- low Walls like a thermos bottle, warm in winter and half LANT IN AX.AIKA ~ eereeed better house built. CONCRETE PRODUCTS MFG. CO. FRYE-BRUHN COMPANY 1 FOR THE CHRISTMAS DINNER Eastern and Olympia Oysters Turkeys Capons Geese Ducks Crab Meat Roasters Hens Fryers Broilers Shrimp Meat AMAS Lumb. cr Alaska orders - \grge of ial at- small - tention 1‘ cive Jumber service gqmplete in every detail. lity - Special Gmdmg Prompt We speciglize in all kinds of fine finish Just sepd’us your specifications - we do Farrell Means Service. lumber. the rest! Farrell Lumber Co. 109 WESTLAKE Old Papers for sale at Empire Office “Ready+to-Mail” GIFTS Photographic Art Greeting Cards ETCHCRAFT PRINTS OF SCENIC ALASKA Something new every day in attractive Chrigtmas Gifts SEATTL "MIRRORS Plate Glass, Engraved and Framed in the Latest Designs SEF JR LATEST PICTURE Lights o’ It solves the Christmas Gift problem Juneau WINTER & POND CO. Holiday Clearance Sale 25 Per Cent Off On All ELECTRIL’AL Floor and Table Lg,mps SUPER EXTRA VALUES—Net Prices $3.50, $6.00, $9.75, $10.75 NOW 1S THE TIME TO MAKE A SELECTION AND LAY IT ASIDE FOR THAT CHRISTMAS GIFT APPLI MAKE BEAUTIFUL, USEFUL AA{D LASTIW [ will} Gift Suggestlons Rocking Chairs Pyrex Ware Smoking Stands Child’s Furniture Davenports Bridge Lamps Cutlery Percolators Salt and Pepper Sets Our store Wlll be open until 9:00 P. M. Christmas Week Rugs Dishes End Tables Coasters Trieycles THE Thomas Hardware Co. PEERLESS FRUIT CAKE For the Holidays In the making of Peerless Fruit Cake nothing but the best fruits, nuts, butter, eggs and other ingredients are used —all perfectly blended to produce the most deliciqus cake ‘you ever tasted. Whether for your own use or as a holiday remembrance to your friends Pecrless Fruit Cake is ideal. We have a large assortment of other cakes and pastry for the holidays. Better place your order early to avoid disappointment. “QUALITY FIRST, LAST AND ALL THE TIME” Pecrless Bakery 127 Front Strest Telephone 222 SAY DAD! Santa left a big Atlantic Flyer at the JUNEAU MUSIC HOUSE Gee pop, I sure am going in to ‘order one for - Christmas, g0’s 1 ken fly it in the air; got wings ‘n-everything. You just step in and see ’em, and leave the order there. Oh, Boy! DON'T FORGET THE HUB IS THE Fl:{:ACE TO GET YOUR CHRISTMAS 6GI OF ALL KINDS At reasonable prices to fit your purse. 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