The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 22, 1928, Page 2

See the REDBLEND In our windows —as advertised by Wilson Brothers in the Saturday Evening Post of October 13th. The Ensemble for Fall. Shirt with starched collars to match . . . hand-made tie of fine imported silk . . . French linen rolled-edge handkerchief . . . silk ribbed hose . . . crystal cuff links . . . all precisely blended by Wilson Brothers Stvle Committee in correct tones of Autumn Red. New. Perfectly smart. In perfect good taste. Practical. Economical. 3850 B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. “The Christmas Store” iR %Y ) 3 PATTERSON FUNERAL IS HELD TODAY 4 gervico for terson, who died of heart November 19, was held local I. 0. O. F. hall this noon at 2 o'clock under the j auspices of the Douglas and Ju- neau chapters of the Odd I(II OW Chas. W. Carter acted as Grand at the ritualistic and Rev. Henry Young of Methodist church officiated as chaplajin, A special car was re- quired™ to carry the many floral tributes to the Evergreen Ceme. tery where interment was mado in 0dd Fellews’ plot, ALLEGED MOONSHINER NABBED AT SKAGWAY On a warrant charging him with violating the Natlonal Prohibition Act, William Glenh was recently arrested at Bkagway and brought here today by Deputy U. S. Mar- shal W. R. Garster. Glenn had been at large three and ome-half months. The wairant for his arrest was issued eaily 1 August following a raid on an island in Lynn Canal almost opposite Eagle River. The raiding party, consisting of Depu- fa In t afte the | ties Garster and W. B, Fooro, and | Prohibition officers Chldestor and Boyce, aboard the U. 8. Marghal’s patrol boat, repcrted finding two large stills, having a capacity of 250 gallons, and about 100 gallovs of moonshine. Glenn, it was said, was observed rowing away in a small boat from Eagle River as the patrol boat approached. Under the name cf “Clark” ‘he had been residing at Clifton, nine miles from Skagway, for several months. The officers believe he rowed the entire distance to Skag- way. ‘He was arrested there ro. cently by Deputy Nefsky upcn identification by Garster. 1t was announced at the Marshal's office than Glenn is the third fuzitive to be picked up this year. ' He was sald to be the only one at large for whom a warrant was outstand. & — e - MARGNITA FROM SKAGWAY * e The majlboat Margnita, Capt, ‘Larry h:}-, arrived from Sk fiy way ports ;l 1({) l[|’ di e, tn%'hle ollowing “‘4 W eau: From Skag- t Murry, Mr. Sherrift, Wm. Paul Peterson, C. D. Baker. .c- 'i' m Fm Metcalf, | wich, F. W. Bye ‘}a' :3) i1l please all—Christ- cards clu at the|age. | ) | Twho's who AND WHERE | P Alll Peterson, clerk ice of District Forester C. will leave on the s e tomo:rcw for a two.n vacation. 5'] will spe nll it In ing friends and r Mrs. C. T tomorrow for will enrouts leave to eral months the Gardner will be oc- cupied by Mr. and Dan Ross. e - —— TO TAKE VACATION Florénce Holmquist, of “The Florence Shcp,” ig leaving on the Queen Sunday for Skagway on a combined business and pleasure trip for two weeks. Ellen Sorr{ will be in charge of the shop dur- ing her_absence, ¢ - >ro— STOCK QUOTATICNS NEW YORK, Nov. 22.—Alaska tJuneau mine stock is quoted today at 8%, Brown Shoes 47, Chr 130%, Cudahy 67, Kennecott Cop- per 143%, Missouri 70%, Nevada Consodidated 36%, Packard Mo: tors 120%, Postum 68%, Scars Roebuck 186%, Stewart’Warner 118%, U. S. Steel i68%. Semree— |Mete Man ' Tells m How to Plck Her Hats TAMPA, Nov. 221t a wom. an'g Bat is to be becoming, she shgld consider her height, weight, shoulders, type iof skin, eyes and hair and forget her face and’ Age, says Fred S. Samcroft. Sameroft, a milliner, says that not one in 100 women wear the right hat. " “One finds women with lines wearing brimless hats,” he de- cleres, “‘those with glasses tavor- ing turned up brims; gray haired moethers almost invariably favor- ing gray when they should select violet, blue and rose. If she is daring encugh, nothing is ‘sa pretty for grandmother as a red, red hat.” Semcroft began when nlgm years old. He fash- jioned a “wonderful creation of rhubarb leaves and garden flow- ers, fastened together with tooth- picks.” Because his siste¥r wouldn't wear it to the post of- fice she got a back eye—and the his career Haines— Mrs. R. Kelle-|young milliner got a whipping. - —_— AUTO STORAGE See Wing for winter car stor- Ap- —adv. Lower Front Street. proach to City Float, ftriet, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, NOV. 22, WILL BE GIVEN 'Nose Dive’ and “Tail Spin’ and Everything at Elks" Hop over an something new, Aviation Danée to' and |thing parties. There this promises to be different” will [to the public, dive,” “‘tail spin,”” ny side down,” etc., attractive features. Mle the are becoming annual ‘affairs Elkdom entertainments public. The Moonlight Serenaders will turnish the m‘\’ic in for the First Matcl—;—;;gamst An- chorage it Wire! Tour- nament Played Tonight At 7:30 o'dlock this evening, women and ' men’s bowling squads representing the local Elks' lodge will start a telegraphic tournament with teams of the Ancfiorage Todgo. The Ketchikan lodge dropped out of the play it was anncunced to- day, leaving only two entries. Five matches are to be played between five-player teams, tonight and November 25, 27, December 2 and 4, The players named for the wo- men's squad are: Mesdames H L. ning, Hector McLean, Oliver M, Olson and Frank Dufresne. On the men's squad are: F. A. Mel— calf, Eid. Radde, M. A. Lavenik, N. Bavard, A. Hendrlckson, and J. E, Barragar. After the match ‘fonight, the Elks team will play ‘the fourth match of their serles with' the Brunswick aggrn‘allon, on the lulkt} alleys_al U"“. The high wind yestdrddy i\fief‘ noon caused conslda\‘fiu@ damak to property in the" Menfsnnall a shortly after noon and adout’ 1 o'clock it reached & velocity ot 30, miles an hour in Juneaiw " No' damage has been raported’ i il neau, but on the Mendentall roaa’ Q’! o EHHRGIINR , BB MR I g saup, vclfi,tv 50 8ip s BY ELKS HERE| The local Elks, llquu putting nounces e givet Thanksgiving night in Elks Hall ‘‘some- in the way of; be sgpecial decora- tions but the special stunts, new ‘‘nose “glide,” “sun- | will be the Aviation dances have been giv- en in many. places by the Elks and like the Purple Bubble Dance Faulkner, E. J. White, Bess Man. | A strong ‘wind cams’ up ? must have reached @& T eV A +T I FRsar r-hv 1 ,| much greater velacity. The silo, machine house and water tank of the Juneau Dairy, which is about nine miles out the highway, were blown down by the gale. Mr. Smith, owner of the property, has been sick for some days and has been unable to survby the com- pletu Qamago WILL ARREST MAYOR HAGUE New Jersey Democralic Ledder Must Appear Before Committee 'JERSEY CITY, Nov. 22—7The Sergeant-at-Arms of the State Senate was arrested today by the ¢lty ‘police for entering Mayor Frank Hague's home to arrest Mm L Mayor Ha Heg to rele Arms and prc the . office of qrrelfled Hague's assurance wis conyey- ed by Corporation Counsel Brogan to Russell Watson, counsel for tlie “'case ‘before the legislative gdmmittee before which Hague tailed to appear in answer to a 4 floena, thereby uub]ecting umsefl to charges of cofitempt. Mayor Hague is the leader of New Jersey's democracy and Eastern ~ Vice-Chairman of the ‘| Degmocratic National Committee. The case the legislative com- meo has been investigating is eged irregularities in Hudson C?\mt:v politics. The committee investigating Hague's ~source o(" h‘ig weallh BIG FREIGHTER AGROUND, FOG VICTORIA, B. C The big British freighter Albion Star ran aground on Race Rocks, near Victoria, in a dense fog last night and punctured her hull. The forepeak rapidly filled with wnter The Salyage King relloat- ed ‘the vessel this morning and towed her to Esquimalt. The Albifon Star carried a crew n( 60 and had a cargo of Wash- ton fruit for (ireat Britain. George Gnfilml To Bed; Cold and Fever {'L'O'N DO N, No¥, 22. — King ‘George 18 canfined to his bed th uold and a slight fever. The q nb uiclan sald the King in' bed ns a precauuan until “feverishness ' passed. He said 1gre was no nde Tor anxlety SeOT Iy ¢ ue ordercd the po- his Away; lms l“nm VEW YORK, Nov. 22.—George Jones, Chalrman of the Board of the Standard Ofl Company of New Jersey. died here today after a { jlong 1liness. e bt e NI sgiA el rad rtment of *A fa frose s o 'hfhn u‘ N Afpbiants ‘ T TR T Every time woman is wearing for evening I moire taffeta in evidence. The it to velvet. and Arma long trailing end at the right with even hemline, cxrcpl for the I have a chance to observe 1928. PARIS. what the well dressed the amount of seems to prefer am impressed by average woman At a Montmarte night club recently I noticed Martial d's peach colored moire side. model with The dre side drapery and one, a puffed bow a simple RITA. STEAMER QUEEN ON WAY NORTH SEATTLE, Nov. 22 Steamer Queen sailed for Southeastern Alaska ports at 10 o'clock this morning with 25 passengers, the following booked for Junaeu: Margarette Geonoess, Tom P. Ge- onoess, R. W. J. Reed, J. D Arstey, John Rustgard and wife. Student Shot and Killed; Result of College Rivalry BIRMINGHAM, Ala.,, Nov. 22. Another name has been added to the roll of football victims but this time Montress Freeman, stu- dent at the Birmingham Southern College, died from a pistol wound inflicted by O. H, Westbrook, stu dent rival of the institution of Howard College which came as a climax; to the intense rivalry be- tween, the two student bodies over the annual football game scheduled for Saturday. Westbfook declares he shot when Freeman, accompanied by other students, went to a sub- urban drug store where he work- ed and attempted to force him outside to be hazed. Westbrook said: “God knows I did not even know when I pulled the trigger do it.” 1 did not mean to President Coolidge Has Laugh on Dentists W A'S HIN GTON President Coolidge has the sat- isfaction of knowing no visits to 1 dentist are in store for him for \while. He visited the Army Dispensary and had his molars X- rayed. The physician said they were in exceilent condition. et RODIGKIET 1§ IMROVING IN SEATTLE Word has been received Mrs. W. F. Rodigkiet, wife of W. F. Rodigkiet, proprietor of the Tavern Cafe, that she is gain- Nov. — 22 MRS. from ing health rapidly after a minor| operation in the Providence Hos- pital in Seattle. Mrs. Rodigkiet writes, that before joining her husband in Juneau, she will re- main under her doctor’s care un- til she is reasonably certain of tull recovery. S eee Dld pnpsru Tor sale a! l.he Empire. ae u;a epe de chme, m combmatmn vclvct and satin. They are Ieaturcd in the de- hghtful er shades ol rul. wine, mahogany brown, goHen oak, blue, green and black. i b The new modes slww, the varied neck lings, shoulder and hip bows, the. flap self material flowas flecked. in meta}, tripnming, andduflaaledsklns w"h*Wl e. Sizes 16 to 44 SR L T .mmu..mmmmmumumuMWMWnumn||uuulmummmuuummiummummmmmnmmuummuu Lower Front Street A. M. GEYER Sheet Metal Our prices are based on known cost of production Our Overhead Is Less Phone 154 Phone 154 Juneau, Alaska J. J. NEWMAN Plumbing Lower Front Street Juneau JUNEAU T“E HUB Mike Pusich, Prop. Opposite George Brothers WORKINGMEN’S APPAREL-—BIlankets, chiefs, Handker- I'ull line ‘of Neustadter Brothers Goods Neckties, ete. NANAIMO Genuine Wellington— Brings the customers back for more. It's a symbol for quality and satisfaction. Quality, uniformity,—a dependable source of supply, we offer all of these to the consumer of our better coal. Pacific Coast Coal Co. H. G. WALMSLEY, Agent Phone 412 EXIDE The right Battery for your car or Radio. We have a complete line. e ——— Capital Electric Company PHONE 416 House Wiring B ] Radio Supplies P ————— Pioneer Pool Hall MILLER TAXI IN CONNECTION Telephone 183 Pocl—Eilliards H Meet your friends at The Pioneer. Chas. Miller, Prop. 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