The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 11, 1929, Page 8

MAJORGILLETTE | " REPORT BODY AND MISS KYME WED AT TACOMA Douglas Ofllcxals Leave | Early This Morning to Investigate FOUND, BEACH | D about 7 o'clock this morn- |ing and, according to ©. S. Mar- hal Albert White, they probably will not return until late in the evening {LAST MEETING OF el WEEK OF PRAYER| The last meeting of the Week of | Member of Alaska Road Praver . barvioen. Bt e R fn Commission Is Now on The report of Douglas Indians|ReStrrection Lutheran Ohurch to His H ; that they had seen the body of a el . Harry 15 oneymoon | man, w had been washed|R- Allen will ¢ rnvl\x\ the servic | BTibro. 1 th Badural" s Rev. David Waggoner will Major Douglas Ham ¢ | ipper end of Douglas Island, has|Preach the sermon. The publ of the Alaska e ar i to whether |18 invited with headquarte » Ju wa 4 g o | — e —— married i a on Tu a the n he halil | Bt s i Assoeiatéd P : hoon the auibnt Te) PRIZE WINNERS AT eceived by The Empir : e | MOOSE CARD PARTY| e : || e Bt ¢ Mrs % yemb ; The following are the winners e e Ml ] 1 his report, Com-|of the prizes of .the Women of Walter Ellis, of T Onl : sey and Deputy Marshal | %Y D members of i Iy Six Juniors at the Washington town high school keep teachers | Soieptac| i fooseheart Legion card .party and- close friern ) at| guessing. They are three sets of twins (left to Fight) Charlotte and | " gla BUEH o) beld last night in Moose Hall tie wedding ceremony Kathryn Herold, Elaine and Helia Kentala, and Lora and Flora Hogile. | °° } b i‘“\*v "‘:f' "“’“ |W] ":‘I"f -\"‘;;"‘ e wedding ceremor { ran d a slock this|Laurie, first and second for the Major Gillette and his bride left | All Hve In the same bleck. {morning. S oro. were|women; William Jarman and for a trip to California and willj———————— g i R e R ke a five-hour (r.mml(l scar Harri winners for the men return to. Tacoma bef kY mi 4 ba o Do in order to ob-|The next card party will be held 7 sty ommerce, is a pledge of Gamma'back 8 1 C 3 party for Juneau where they will mal I"'I" of 11 Students | PhY Bhotly sobiaiC R tain another’ hoa They leftion January 24 their home - BISHOP AMPHILOHY TO START TOUR OF | OREGON STATE AGRICUL.|al o from’Junehn. We pay more for our merchandise, just because ALASKA CHURCHES TUR M OLLEGE, Cotvallis, Jan | [Evelyn Berg, sophomore in vo- : ht of the 11 students now | cational wlvll&ll‘um_ is the only 10} Ol \L'I‘\ 1S \"(:H "I(;]”‘" gistered at 0. S. C. from Alas.|representative from Ketchikan i bt S Gl TR H\\l)'lrp .’\,IH]:]\IIV‘\‘;\_IHI “.]\ l\‘“\' )nl are from Juneau The total Walter Soboleff, freshman in W S Jjus pecallse our overhead 13 sma r. sian Church in Alaska who has 1> i R 5 : number of students stered at|pharmacy, comes from Killisnoo, e o been visiting with the Rev. A. P ,lz college l‘“:"n:; l s im Alfred Widm also a fresh- AND WE ARE ALWAYS ON Kashevaroff for the {ow da%s| o 1y rown, sophomore in for.|man in pharmacy, is from Haines level with our famous “HAPPY HOME” PEN- past, is to leave tomorrow night| . rogd e RELLE] Lt on the Admiral Rogers for the ‘” : B o © )I\‘mxn‘ HAVEMBAEV oy You are welcome to ask Pestward which will be the start|Phl, social fraternity and a ‘ | ) by s Westward which will b LG o oea |Knight, honorary fraternity tor the A seven pound baby boy was ONE OF OUR CUSTOMERS o eieh the Bishop will call|sophomore men [porn to Mrs. Severin Swanson last | hat paid 33 cents for a CAN OF BROKEN SLICE at nearly every community in the| |:v" Burke, freshman in com at St. Ann’s hospital and this GRAPEFRUIT INSTEAD OF 25 cents. | Territory where a Russian C )\\In!\‘”l’ of Kappa Delta | marning the mother and infant is located. Bishop Amphilohy |soC it ad |were reported as doing fine. Mrs.) SO YOU SEE has his church haedquarters at Ralph Mi senior in electrical|Swanson s the wife of Sever Ayl PV e VOTT QAVE itk e . arrived here on the|engineering, a member of Sig.|Swanson, who is associated with WHENEVER YOU BUY FROM .US YOU SAVE Sitka. He arrived b YOU B "ROM .US Y( Margnita last week | ma Phi Epsilon, social fraternity | his brother in the Swanson Broth- MONEY AND GET QUALITY. Leaving Jumeau, Bishop Am-|Eta Kappa Nu, electrical engineer-(ers Grocery on lower Front street i iy philohy will first stop and visit|ing honorary and Tau Beta Pi, en b { W the church at Kodia Atter | gineering honorary. He is a pledg NOTICE ] F . leave for Unalaska in the Aleu-|ary ”1{ '"“l_'*\ A ‘[ *;“ E 7\ tlans Islands on the R TR e gD e R N “v“‘l‘l”'k ey S1eng PHONE that makes regular t trom | opemieal S ol (LS s s AR A P A Seward to the far Westward. \,,r ‘\,l s P Ll ! - Bl oIy {| P.S—“Business is sensitive; it goes where invited From Unalaska the Bishop will| ARURG R POCIAT ITA LR | WALTER B. HE J and stays where well treated. Idred freshman in Secretary travel by trading vessels to the| __ gouthwestward istands of the| group and after making calls at| each community where a church js located will return to the| mainland | After Bishop mainland | start on| several require | To reach the will cover will reaching Amphilohy a tour that will thousand miles and six months to complete the various outlying churches it will be necessary for the Bishop 1o travel by dog team, horses and | small river boa Churches as far as St. Michaels on the will be visited and interior churches within Arctic Circle As the highest official of the| Russian Chuch in the Territor Bishop Amphilophy cach ye: makes a tour similar to the one| he is now starting upon and which keeps him from the church | headquarters in Sitka most of tho| year. | A move is under way at ‘he present time by the high officials| of the church to divide the T ritory into two divisions and when the division is brought| about it is thought that Gishop | Amphilophy will be in charge of coast | the the | also the Southern coast territory That such a division is not unlikely is shown by the fact that the members of the Russian Churea are steading increasing and in the last few years, ccording to rec- ords, the attendance of the Al- askan churches has increased. - ANCHORAGE PIONEERS ELECT Igloo, Pioneers clected the fol-| Herman L.| William Con- Vice-President; Axel s Second Vice-President; Robert Graham, Chaplain; Henry $. Sogn, Historian; R. G| S worth, Secretary; I B Traesurer; Henry Esterly tee, and Patrick Meehan, geant-at-Arms, .- GROVE FANNED 183 YORK, Jan. 11.—Bob| ladelphia southpaw, did | ich competition for th sout title in his league. Alphonse Thomas was second with ‘fhe Anchorage of Alaska, lowing Gentsch, has officers: President; Ser- | NEW Grove, Phi not have n 1928 st Lefty fan of the White 129, red 183 Sox. SWEDISH STEEL Straight Edge Razor S Y Made in Eskilstuna, by C. V. Heljestrand. Positively guaranteed to be the finest steel or money back. There is no other in the world like it, and do not accept a substitute. Come in and see them HELLAN’S PHARMACY Next to Valentine’s Phone 33 Free Delivery e et e From Alaska at 0.S.C. Register from Juneau|; Morrison January 1 | 3 Minute 0ATS AMOCAT 35¢ Large Package HEAD RICE Best Grade | TOILET SOAP 3 FOR 25¢ MISSION BELL PIHONES 92 aud 95 Virginia Shattuck, junior in home/| conomics; Miriam McBride, junior nal education and Ir commerce, are voc 1y, freshman in 3 l)ay Specnal THURSDAY FRIDAY 0 January 11 CLEANSER LIGHTHOUSE 4 cans FOR 25C '66S EGGS ‘FRESH 45¢ Dozen EXTRA LARGE SIZES 26 ounces to the dozen EVERY EGG GUARANTEED FRESH GEORGE BROTHERS GUARANTEE ON ALL PURCHASES MONEY-BACK Del veries—10:30 a.m., 2:30 and 4:30 p. m. HERE 1S WHY S ATURDAY George Brothers January 12 BAKING POWDER POUND 35¢ CRESCENT BACON Swifts 35¢ Sliced Pound Sugar Cured Winchester LUX FLAKES SMALL 2 FOR 25¢ Wont Redden or Roughen Hands OPEN UNTIL 11 P.M. nupmn four were initiated into|business were discuss at the [ Charles Seelye, Viardy Leonard and|mostly in a social way. Before ‘\mnm Curti, all local boys and|the gathering broke up, the boys who had served overseas during|by the post chef in the dugout ‘m«- World War, became members|kitchen and served in the assembly ! ) DETROIT, Mnh Jan, 11— ."fl”w 1~"'--IJM~‘ - room. Despite the charge of assault| Dr. L. B.Sturdevaut, surgeon ot o g o e s Ificer stationed aboard the cutter| LEGION POST AT FAIRBANKS with ihtent to kill, M irace | Wood continued today to scoff ..r]‘ nalga, {the allegation she hired four gun-|to the BUILDS KOME DEBT FREE , was a guest and responded jest of the members with telling of In his talk at t)u' Chamber of men to kill her wealthy mn—fdn enjoyable talk, some | 2 . {band, Ralph Wood, so she might experiences during his long period \'j""{"*“ ““_”“v“g\ yesterday, linherit his estate. "of service. Dr. Sturdevant is now Martin Jorgensen, Commander of Through her attorney she inti-|stationed at the Juneau base as a|thC rhanks ‘Amerjcan Legion {mated she intends to divulge|result of a personal request. He ToShOPMERE e i e OF 1S mportant {nformation”. ‘cameern-|told the boys he enjoyed the nofth| gL ou Post.called attention {8 the fact that the Legionnaires at ling her relations with herjcountry more each year. He has|p..go o oa suct complet . [estranged Husband, facts it isigpent seven years In Alaska prior| o ioq® o e e o ed and ontended, will clear her of any|(o his coming here on the Unalga |y ! g LATIIR et SN complicity in the attempted slay-] : % wore than $7,000. The Post had i ¥-| Tom Petrich, Department off) '+ o fow he $ i b oS e L v hundred dollars in the [ R S iy feiey £ 81 huilding fund when it began the ‘ on his ;m ent (Hx]) 1(:. }lmh:\ Apolis | puilding, but when it was com » where he- attended the National (o i pleted it had no debt The \FOUR MEMBERS s o bt VAR R B e gt - T held there early this 43 lNlTlATED AT winte Mr. Petrich returned fror LEGION MEET| " ¥t sbout three wocks aso. | p |He is a member of the Alford John Adjutants progressed. - e WE MAKE mnLARGEMENTS Alaska Sceric views adv. / | At the regular meeting of the!Bradford Post. | Alford John Bradford Post, Ameri-| A few unimportant matters urfmd papers Yo sare at tie Empire, can Legion, held last night in the | — — & il Y £ U AR R R T \ [ s A H v § NEW | EXCLUSIVE | BOXED Our Whole Montl’s Supply Was sold out in 3 days last week Another big shipment has arrived of 35 .60 .50 Swift’s Wrapped Bacon, pound Best Maid o’ Clover Butter, pound Large Fresh Eggs, dozen. . 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