The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 26, 1929, Page 8

r 8 EX E S5 braska, the only way out was to)grade coal and that there is every * “NALGA BAGK' AT JAGK SHARKEY shoot 1t. indication that the coal bearing | [] Intended Husband The lion measures 13 feet long, |area is both large and easy (- i 3 over all, and as close as. can be | mine. Must Be Returned measured 9 feet from tip to tip ? 0 | ) of the huge flippers. Waterfront| “Positive indications have been | SEATTLE, Jan. 26.—Declar n:; & men state that it is the largest|determined from the test borc | ”“" Leonid Fink, Seattl> photo | seen here-in years and place its|that have been run and it is not a | Ecu [ Wup no WOInl of | ASeRT) weight between 1,500 pounds to|farfetched idea that the mino wi i | right” to the $168,000 in bonds giv over a ton. in a few years supply a great p i jen him by Miss Ruth McDonald - ]m:\e bm km-ule deck space on|of the fuel needs of Alaska,” said = T AR ane heir hort efore st Kls 4 e N the lion was placed | Mr, Galways ident f he g With h forward decks and |Spokane heire shortly before she the ebraska ¥ | ys, presiden of th i gear covered with heavy coatings|killed herself, her brother, Brucc| Young Stribling Also Wins|:* Explorer which carried it | Board of Directors, b of ice that disguised her trim|McDonald said Fink “would neve His Match — Both |t Petersburs, where herring was| Several matters of business wer: appearance, the Coast Guard cut-|obtain them except tirough du Clash Next Month ‘l""“““""- then brought it to/left unfinished last night and i ter U med into the har-|prockss of law.” i ‘"fi“-“ il | was decided to hold another mee bor about 1 o'clock this morning| MoDon said Fink had signed | NOW PG R 26 Tatk m.mfi af[’:‘n'fiu:“;:“:l‘:g j”"sm’\ing of the body mext week. after being away from Juneau|two pape rning the honds back TR * W i e Juneau —R for three days re ing aid to|to the mother. r‘m’hm' arkey, of Boston, h"“‘«"“‘_"lilh' Cold Storage plant where it is B pitarta o 8,000-ton war time|niotd 1 wa1l tha Bonds ware Wot] e contender, won the decisionjon the main floor, in a froz'n|LET Aimquist Press Your Sult ship, that had swung agr nd | k's possession Mc I!r!m]r?‘ over Kayo (h:n_e:'nm'i rugged ‘Ai}:nn condition. We call and deliver. Phono 528 *'V from her anchor in Port Arm 1 that as soon as the mothor| Fourteen jurors, ‘acluding the two alternates, were chosen in Los Angeles to try the former dis- ‘I;""‘“" l’f‘"] [“r‘fi‘:“ 2’:‘”& ;L"““f ng PR e ~ - > strong rned, the, bonds were given tc| trict attorney on charges of accepting bribes. Front row, left to right: Mrs. Abigail Bender, Mrs. Etta rounder b B STOCKHOLDE" H e Con §. Addison veported | ping sho telephoned and aske!| Shepherd, Mrs. Ada B. O'Neil, Mrs. Elsie Corbin, Fred P. Eighorn, Mrs. Tillie Vollmer and F. 0. Milford, et T NN RS OF 4 that the Ita was resecured inlpim“to come to Spokane | alternate. Back row: Mrs. Nettie Lytle, Mrs. Cora A. Myar, Joceph Alves, Flzrence D. Johnson, Mary T : H l a safe position without gre ”{ Fink has publicly announced I Jones, Mrs. Nellic Phelps and Mrs. Nellie Beck, alternate NEW ORLEANS, J;n 26.—W. L CO&;‘N(I:)(I)TI?)RE T?;l(-)%p eaq quart(’.rs difticulty soon after the cutterjp ... 4o oo nd will not return| — ——— == [“Young” Stribling, who is to meet ey e FORMER LOS ANGELES OFFICIAL TO TRIAL aok Barkoy at Miami, February ITIONS Aarmsimio e alta lay and why the Unalgaj “apoponaiq said that “when Fink| 2 “’_f'""‘;}“.r“’"‘“h“‘"“'v fight tJe‘"}:‘ At a special meeting of the|J€VeIrY magazine that is went to her aid Com. Addisonl, Goalinng ha inmedierd empsey, last night won a tech-| Board of Directors and stocknold-| fPrinted in the United lsa:u the large ship math y’“:., il donx e dir s Hondh n;m:}l‘l:;z;c"ki:ulmmrehre l;;:'l "r:l'nd~ ers of the Admiralty Island Coall § States. See us about been used as a herring reductic : ; aiohad abele of Ce 3 -] Company last night, ; B plant, had been secured in a|2Md " i e A The referee stopped the bout after’ oy hearq the SaBoib :)!;ot}:(‘:)?:r:({: |§ CLUB RATE SPECIALS }' "\im:m b u\.\A:”\,mhflzmj;“\.\” (.":‘ Fink and the heiress were to S":;‘h had been felled many Hmes) tion committee that recently re-| } We will gladly talk it over B rii St o the anid m.\‘“ ve been married. She suicided and was grogay. turned from a trip to the com-,§With you without obliga- been secured by steel lines, from|two days bef “" wedding date pany’s holdings at Harkrader. The | § tion. % 55 25 g report was favorable in all re- ot he a r arters to large ' :';,h (l,y:‘\mf,[-ln’ it tiae broke HUGE SEA LION spects and according to F. A. J.' and caused the stern of the ves BAND DA KILLED; IS AT :}ilwas, Hlv HY l;erc: and Thomas | gel to swing around and go| ieorge, who made the trip, the fu-, AR 1 COLD STORAGE 110, brorsacts. for- oo ompbns! HELLAN’S ables from the Peralta’s GlVEN TUNIGHT fare brighter than ever. ging were utilized to replace| One of the largest sea lions| 1t was made known this morn- PHARMACY i Ay those broken, they w made caught {0 vetent ‘veuss in wagers| nE that the company will continue fast to r111 \nrnl l’hm,l(x ;;ll\:vl The Juneau Clty Band will give close’ to Juneau was brought) :)]ppl;a;;lm:: and Lon‘ a large: sca[)e Next to Valentine’s ashore and wup the side o the s Bece P al dance t here this mornin; cn the hali- \ nal he pas or, according to 2 Dill and made fast to large am--”‘.l ) ‘“”I‘“‘ vk ,’,“"I"‘_ : Rt EXI,lmef,,y Capt, Mag-|Otficials, the mine at Harkrader is Phone 83 Free Delivery |, S el l‘"’:"’ Al 1';”";‘.‘} SeiD rclodk sharp and) thOBG nus Hansen. The lion was killed |8t this time taking out a high-idoua . e | | [0 pnce ambsLio ShD AROST Whe gustre joy a full eveni by men on the herring fishing! = = at the next high tide she “““4’ desire Infnw.\.n.m;\ ) n-‘nfiu RAEASAE i Bl e capstaned from the beach and }""‘“"'" g% tequented o BeCIe Courtroom scene In Los Angeles when former District Attorney Keyes and codefendants went to | " o0 "8, B B0 o securely made fast in plenty of[at that time. trial on charges of accepting bribes. Seated at counsel table, le’t to right: Al McDonald, defense attorney; | e‘mang]etl g e gl v water. Indications there will be @} Keyeg; William B. Beirne, Le Compte Davis, Jud Rush and Paul Schenck, defense attorneys; William |~ % o0 ekt nkvoo ‘with] The Unalga steamed from Ju-|large crowd as everybody seems| gimpeon, deputy district attorney; Buron Fitts, district attorney; William J. Clark, special prosecutor, the fishing geur and according to | B A N D D A N C E i neau last Tuesday morning fol-|interested in Juneauw's liveliest| ang Robert P. Stewart, deputy dlatrlct at(orn. g { I musical organization and also the — Capt. Marten Jenson, of the Ne-| lowing advice from Seattle head- g i quarters regarding the Peralta |fact that it is not cvery month T or R o i Com. Addison stated he was|in the year dancing can be em- etchikgs o ook “’_Dv'"h;“““", WORLD DAY OF "H'H‘H'H"'H"'H"'H‘H"H'H{ SECOND ANNUAL EVE forced to anchor from 11 p. m.|joyed to music by a complete brass e N e el 1o R SRRy | neau and the Westward i from PRA;E?E}{SVE?) BHEERE We recommend Given By the Y the next morning in Taku Inleti Many dinner parties are sched on account of a heavy snow (a]l‘ulml for tonight following which! WITH GOAL;TU CALIFORNIA Capt. Flint reported that | . that rendered the visibility near |the dance will be attended e as extremely Old 41 The sccond annual World Day WINE TONIC | Juneau Clty Ban(l zero The Juneau City band is not a . d1a¢ boh D of Prayer will be held Febru: On the return trip to Juneau|Sousa orgamization, but is com- s A I L w E s T hat fairly heavy winds and s 15 in the Methodist Church. " A valuable reconstructive the cutter encountered a heavy|posed of local musicians banded were encountersd auntil “naar Ket y is observed in all countries| tonic for run down condi- | D) snow and strong winds and seas. |together for one purpose, present. chikan. = Snow was met at of the world and is also inter-| tion of the body. An appe- Elks Hall The wind was bitterly cold and{ing band music. The dance to-| With a large cargo or coal and|first Alaskan port and after sail denomintional. tizer and a reliever of the spray coming over the bow|night is for the purpose of pur-|other freight consigned to Juneau({rom there north it becan Yesterday a committee compos- fatigue. ;' was frozen solid and gave the|chaging more music and instru-|and ports to the Westward, the|leavy umtil well on the way toled of various members of the g { TONIGHT ship the appearance of a floating| ments and other incidental ex-|Alaska Line freighter Tanana, Juneau. Nearing this port stronz| protestant churches of Juneau p7 iceberg when she docked early|jonges. The dance selections will|Capt. Jerry Flint, docked here early | Winds started in and increas®! in|made plans for the observance { P : this morning. 5" waltéhs Aud Box troth, (heb Sadlikas. aihint e \ling to | velocity until the freighter docked |of this day. There will be morn- | Admission $1 Ladies Free here ing and afternoon ssions and old time favorites, with noveltics|the Pacific Coast Coal wharf the Students, 50 cents | be in port for|also a luncheon served at moon — e e i NURTHWFSTERN interpersed; and for the sake of|ship unloaded lumber at the Alas| The ship will be i rt for i § | oldtimers, several schottisches will| ka Juneau docks |about 48 hours then will pull to ? s A P A ancing will start at 9:30— 1 ge 1 - be played The Tanana left Seattle January | Douglag where coal willybeydis-| Major Douglas Gillette and his Phone 25 Dancing will start at 9:30—Better be there and get This is the first ‘band music for|17 and steamed to Nanaimo, B. C.!|charged, after which it will saft for|bride are passengers for Juncan a good long evening of dancing to real band music. i a dance in Juneau in two years. ‘\\l\m‘u coal was taken aboard for the Westward on the Northwestern g Free Dehvery \ e —_—— — —— e e - ik e SEATTLE, Jan, 26, — Steamer| Hugh J. Marlow, Fireman 3c on | Northwestern sailed for Alaska|the U. 8.'C. G. Cutter Unalga, en- ports at 9 o'clock this morning|tered tS. Ann’s Hispital this after. with 138 passengers aboard, in-|hoon for special treatment of a 4 cluding the following for Ju-|Seduel to digestive troubles incur- 2 B i e ey CINNAMON KRUST TOAST J. L. Carlson, S. Zynda, H.|the Philippines. 4 3 Eastman, J. Winter, J. Spencer, S R W. H. Blain, William Killey,| HENRY WILLFORD WANTED 112 I S 55 Gora Smith, Miss Hegstad, Margie| A roquest has been received for =& pounda c artons, c Hegstad, P. J. Flynn and wife, [information of the whereabouts of William Shattuck, I.. Goldstein|Henry Willford. He is supposod k 35 and. wite, W.. B dahnson, Mre. o be In Aluska and was in Sunods 12 ounce packages, 35¢ - G. Sullivan, Major D. H. Gillette|at one time. Any information and bride, Miss C. Halvorsen, R.|should be sent to the Governor's M. Waggoner and six steerage. Office. DECISION FIGHTS ARE NOW WANTED, WISCONSIN STATE o MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, Jan. 26.— Decision fights would be permit- ted in Wisconsin, under a bill to be introduced in the legislature by Senator Irving Mehigan of Milwau- kee. Boxing now Is legalized in the State but no decisions are giv- en. The proposed law is said to! have the approval of the State, Boxing ‘Commission, which fought a similar measure two years ago. Under its provisions decisions) would be given mlly by the referee.! | SPECIAL LUNCH BUCKET BUTTER KRUST TOAST 10 ounce packages, 35¢ “The Agnes” Complete with Thermos Bottle $1.50 George Bros. PHONES 92 and 95 OPEN UNTIL 11 P. M. BUTLER-MAURO An ideal slipper for street wear—made by Selby DRUG CO. 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