The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 23, 1928, Page 2

See the REDBLEND In our windows —uas advertised by Wi Saturday Evening Post of October 13th. The Ensemble for Fall 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 Commit Autumn Red. New. perfect good taste. Practical. Economical. 8 B. M. Behrer “The Christmas Store” Ison Brothers in the . Shirt with starched tee in correct tones of Perfectly smart. In 50 uds Co., Inc. AMER, LEGION HAS ELECTION Fred D. Habermicht Choscn as Post Commander, | Lecal Post Fred D. Habenicht was chosen i Post. Commander of tha Alford Johh Bradford Post No. 4, Juneau, at the annual election held night in the Dugout. Ho sucec William Myren L. ffean was elected First Vice Commander to succeed And Beretiteen; Rcbert Coughlin chosen Second Vice Comma which post is now held I McCartney; A, B. Clark wa od Obaplain, succeeding Al 2 Post Historian H: J. Thompoon was re-elected and Wm. Nelderhause ‘was c¢hosen Sergeant-at-Arms Execiitive Committee <lected w Willism Myren ‘and L. Kean, while H. G. Nordling was ele 1 De- fartinent BExecutive Committ man, The newly eclected officors be installed at the first meet January; Dutlig the evening American Le. gion Pagt. Commandor buttons werc prosentod George Getchell and A € sher. George Getcholl wag the flrst local Post Com- manier, belng a charter momb of Junvau Post. He respondod with a short talk alter the prosontation, and tald ot the earl; i th volt aitd of s trip to Mi olis ropregentiiig Alford John Bradford Post @t ‘the first National Conven tlon. hgfd there. A. expré#sed his appreciation of the Luficheon was served to the 2 'members present. will in ‘ 2 SUDDEN ILLNESS OF CALLS MISS WER TO SEATTLE " Called south by the serious Allness of her mother, who is in a Beattle hospital, Miss Ann R , teacher of the Third G i1 the local public schools, Aeft o"\ the steamer Yukon for ithat ‘efty. During her absence | der place will be filled by Mrs | _JA. B. Clark. ) Unl her mother’s condition ! worse than was indicated, Miss | hwer will return within a few ) ys, according to Superintendent | . K. Keller. | L e—————— Daintiest of Christmas cards ples mow on display at the ire. Kefchikan Fury Convicts r from for e eventually RAVISHER OF 4-YEAR-OLD GIRL GUILTY Filipino of Rape of Yo:mg School Girl John Escabillo, Filipino, was ay convicted by a jury in the| ikan District Court of rape, g -year-old in before Judge ‘oke Hill leaves for Anchor- crime occurred last Aug- ust. After the girl had been re- perted missing and“Wwas not heard several da She *was located by Deputy U. of Ketchikan, who in the woods n the where she had been kept few days by abillo with- out food or shelter. The man was bound over by Judge J. W. Kehoe after a hea ing in the U. 8. Commissioner’s Court and brought here last month and indicted by the Fed- eral Grand Jury. —.——— FUNERAL OF MRS. JACK The 8. Mars found her town funeral Jack, Indian woman, who died November 21 will be held to- morrow afternoon at the Russian Church, the Rev. A. P. Kashe- varoff officiating and interment will be made in the Evergreen Cemetery ———— Can’t be weat anyvnere, eards the most fastidious. at Empire office. of Mrs. . Bessie PARIS. There is a black crepe satin dregs at Philippe and Gaston’s with a shirred basque effect, quite new{and interesting in a season of lots of the same thing. 'The skirt i§ flared and circular, The sil-| houette is princess with snugly fitted shoulders and sleeves. Neat, ladylike little collar and cuffs with scalloped edges acceptuate the quaintness of the shirring. Flared gkirts are a speeialty with Phil- ippe and ‘Gaston this season. TUURITA THANKSGIVING TURKEY/ w38 Aconcont cats o SH 0 OT PiExT SUNDAY ene 'w., L. Albrecht, ‘wlth of.- | The Juneau Gun Club will hold § in the Goldstein Bullding, Joft| a ‘Thanksgiving turkey shoot. at|for Seattle on the steamer Yukon the club traps next Sunday, Therg [today. | She expects,to be gonc will be plenty of birds to be wen|abou: two mopths. during which | and the match will be copductad ftime she will study Jater methods | as class even.. Teams of, flyeof ber work. . Her oftico 'will bo men each will be picked according]eclosed during her absence. to each man's shooting ability. The et cost_of the bird to be contonded | GLEN HELEAS LEAVES FOR ‘il be shared by ocach of the SOUTH; VISITS IN JUNEAU contestants. High gun will be awarded the turkey. Before the match starts there will be a pre- liminary shoot to enable the judzes to fairly place the men in teams where they will bo evenly matched and this arrangemenl will givo each participant an equal chance with Lis fellow fans to come away from the match with the main event of the Thanksgiving dinner. The contest will start “at 10 o’clock Sunday morning and the Juncau Gun Club invites each and every shotgun fan in Juneau to £0 cul to the grounds and mix in the good fellowshin of the Thanks- giviag turkey match. e Glen Heleas, former local resi-| dent who has been residing at Fairhanks for the past two years was a local visitor today while the steamer Yukon was in port. Hc is enroute to Seattle to spend a few weeks and may relocate here when he returns to the north, .- J. L. Cavanaugh, Alaska rep- resentative of Marshall - Wells; Gompany, Portland, left for Seat- tle on the Yukon. T..:’.::::l‘;...\.m..? While They Last HAND WORKED PILLOW SLIPS at $3.50 PATR GARDEN CLUB TONIGHT The Juncau Garden club will hold a regular meeting at 8 o’clock tonight in the American Legion. Dugout. J. P. Anderson will lec- ture on “Plant Propagation.” This will be one of a series on practical plant culture :that is being given by Mr. Anderson who is well.| known for his horticu!tural activi- | in Juneau. The public is in- i Xmas Handkerchiefs ptt B S 1%, Syaney uaurd: zeprodyctions’ in Christmas ecards, original, dif- ferent, Alaskan, 25 cents each at the Nugget Shop. —adv.| L. I W Ve have a foll line of Tiirkeys, Ducks, Geese, Capons, ‘Roasters; 'Bl‘oilelj_s, Hens and Rabbits. “ Also Eastern and : Qlympia Oysters 515 iy FRYE-BRUHN COMPANY JARMAN’S Second Street ) E verybody’s Talking about the nice and up-to-date CHRISTMAS PRESENTS Hayes Shop Opp. Coliseum Theatre —better give them the once over before they are all gone. " WORK 18 DUTY COAST GUARD |Cutter Northland Spends | Eventful Summer in the Arctic Some- of the high lights of the Coast juard Cutter Northland’s summer patrol to as far north as Point Barrow in the Arctic, did not come to dight until the ship returned to her winter base and | headquarters at Oakland The Narthland is a new diesel- | electric_ship built to replace. the | tamous and, vengrable cutter Bear. She made her first Arctic cruise during the past summer under command of Capt. J. F. Hottel But according to the officers, “the voyage this year was uneventfu’ and nothing special happened.’ That is the way of the Coast Guar( service, agothing special happ(-“anu the Greater Dimoede Island. t is all in the way of duty answer.|The lesser Dimoede Island is on ng distress calls, rendering medi.|the American side of the line but ‘al assistance and representing the|the greater of the islands is class. "ederal Government in far out-of.led b he-way posts of, civilization. The!Asiatic side. On. the (Greater. work is accomplished and it is|Dimoede a trading post {5 operated 10t referred to except in a matter!by four Russian traders. Well. of fact way .afterwards. |founded rumors had it that these Aids Disabled Craft {men were selling liquor to the na. The Northland, in answer to a(tives on the American side. The distress call sent out by the Siber-|Northland steamed past the smail an walrus schooner Nanuk, raced |settlement several times and made o the disabled craft and stood|itself well known, as it were, by W until the ship was out of dan.|way of a warning as to what would ter. The Nanuk had its propeller|probably happen if the illieit traf. wd rudder broken by the crush-|fic was continued. ng forces of the grinding Arctic Encounters Ice toe; The cutter met an unusually The ship's surgeon, W. J. B.“largv amount of ice during the past MacAuliffe performed an operationsummer, At one place the ship Patterson. It|encountered a solid pack ten feet act to save the|thick but battled its way through me, teach-|with nothing more than a bent nd, wag| propellor blade. In the vicinity condition tojof Point Barrow the sea started the hospital at when the|to close in on account of ice, much Northland answered a call for help|earlier than usual and the North- that was sent the sick|land was compelled to hurry out in woman's husband, on a home-made ! crder to avoid being frozen in and radio outfit |more than likely spending a win. he out [ter in the Aretie ice. nstration to the But the several months’ eruise was an emergen mnan's life. Mrs 13 {ome out r made a ning dem- Rusisan traders geographers as being on the | was wieventfus, according to the crew of the U. 8. C. G. Northland. ——— REV. GALLANT WILL 3 CONDUCT SERVICES HERE The Rey. BEdgar Gallant of | Skagway, will condiigt the Sun- day serviges . et.. the .Catholic Church here on Sunday, relieving Ithe Rev. Gabrielle Menager ,who ! will_go to. Douglas to hold tho Sunday mass there. The latter | will conduct the -early morning mass in St. Ann's Hospital chapel before leaving. The Rev. Gaiiant 13 well known in Juneau and has scores of friends here. He will be in Ju- neau over the week-emd when he will return to_Skagway. .- Charles Goodall, sawmill owner and operator of Cordova, is a { Yukon passenger enroute to the south for the, winter. ——————— ATTENTION For Carpenter Work of any kind—shop or city—Call Handy Andy, Phone 498. ¥ rdon’s Gift Shop SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24 Seward Street between Second and Third Such a Host of Lovely Gifts! { Y OME 16 Gordon’s and you will find the end of your gift trail, Here is a veritable fairy- land of fascinating gifts, the smartest, choicest of- ferings of the world’s great gift marts, at prices within the reach of the slimmest purse. - Our thrifty, foresighted buying makes. pos- sible the lowest prices you ever paid for Gifts of Enduring Worth, Gifts of Ineffable Charm. - Caly Gordon’s can offer you siich a variety of selcction and remarkable values in‘glasswaré, pot- tery, chi:iw, brass, perfumes and tofiei accessories, floor and’table lamps, rugs, ash tray sets, station: ery, bridge sets, pictures and a wealth of novelties. Toyland Is a special department of the Gift Shop, .Here are the play things for a world of make believe; games, toys, dolls, trains, scooters, kiddie kars, doll trunks and beds, story books, delightful novel- tie of all sorts at all prices.