The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 24, 1930, Page 8

e e FOG DELAYING DEPARTURE OF FUNERAL PARTY Bodies of Eielson and Bor-| land Aboard Planes at North Cape SERVICES TO BE HELD NOME LANDING FIELD ° Commander Slipenov Will! Accompany Cortege to Faubanks NOME, Alns}.a. l\ b. 24—Fogey conditions between the schooner | Nonuk and Teller continued to delay the funeral cortege with the bedies of Col. Carl Ber 1 and Earl Borland, found at the scene of the ne near North Cape, Sil £ Pilot Harold Gillam expects to fly back here with a Stearman plane and Pilot Joe Crosson will probably leave his Waco plane be- hind and come in a Fairchild plane at the first good signs of weather. Services will be held on the landing field e upon the arrival of the bodies of the flicrs. Repre- sentatives of the United States Canadian and Sov v be represente station member: of honor over lhr‘ ren the take-off for Fairbanks S TO ACCOMPANY BODIES SLIPENOV MOTORSHIP NANUK, NORTH |ceremony was short |the historic chambers of the hi CAPE, Siberia, Feb. 24 —Command- er Slipenov, Soviet flier in charge | of the search for Eielson and Bor- land, has received permission from Moscow that he and his mechanic in a Junkers plane to accompany ihe bodies of Eielson and Borland | to Fairbanks. Permission to land| in Alaska was previously given by the United States Government. Harold Gillam brought two men from the wreck scene back to the Nanuk Saturday. The remainder of the digging crew are now en- route to North Cape by doj team Funeral planes are awaiting ru.“ good weather for t& hop tc| Nome. MOOSEHAVEN LEGION WILL PRESENT PLAY Tomorrow night in Moose Hall, Mooehaven Legion No. 25 will pre- sent a play entitled “Madme X- Ray’s Husband,” in one act. It is expected that this feature will be ome of the best hits ever seen in Juneau and will be given for the Mcose Legionnaires and their fam- ilies. A dance will follow the en- tertainment. HO! ITAL NEWS Mrs. Korhonen, who has been in St. Ann’s hospital since February 1, left for her home this morning. Mrs. V. Dapevich and baby daughter left St. Ann's hospital Saturday for their home. After spending some time in St. Ann'’s hospital recuperating from an operation, Mrs. George Shaw lefi for her home Sunday. SPUR TIES | You can be sure you are correct- ly cravated with a smart ready- tied Spur Tie SABIN’S C. O. SABIN, Prop. Store closed all day Sat- urday, February 22, Washington’s Birthday 1930 World’s Almanacs JUST IN UTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. free Delivery Phone 134 WHEN WE SELL IT IT’S RIGHT Express Money Orders lest court in the land _|ber of the U. S. Signal Corps |ka Road Commision and its fi {two years ago moved to Douglas Fails to Land Job, Man Takes Shot at N.Y. Advertising Man NEW 3 who ha job d YORK, Pr a to f tl {York Enquir turne , last Satur il Gr man, ap: 'SUPREME COURT RESUMES TODAY IN WASHINGTON i \ Charles Evans Hughes In-| ducted — M ny De- cisions Expected WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. The Supreme Co of the Um.r'z’ States, with Charles Evans (Iu”um as the head in p! i Howard Taf day after a r | | a since January 27 Th s was the simple procec of the induction o I Hughes old members of the Sup Cour deliver a number of decision Fifty-three cases have been u der consideration during the cess | Charles Evans Hughes became | Chief Justice by taking the 2:06 afternoon and simple o'clock this The | o in|S el He took the ! preliminary oath of allegiance to | the Constitution in the Court Rob- ing Room shortly before the noon| hour. Only members of the rt | f. Then as the ces assembled bench beginning the ne Hughes stood at the cler in the crowded chamber Bl on served at the home of the bride" mother. The young couple will make their residence on Twelfth street. Both are well known in Juneau The bride, one of Juneau's charm- Ing young ladies, has lived in Ju- neau practically all of her life, and at present is connected with the local office of the Alaska Road Commission. Mr. Wildes is a mem- staff here, and plays with Earle Hunter and his ]hoon'lgh( Serenaders, A.R C. TO HOLD ITS ANNUAL CONFERENCE EARLY NEXT MONTH| of the The annual meeting Alas- superintendents will convene h March 11, it was announced toda. by Maj. Malcolm Elliott, President At that time the program for the current year will be discussed and! finally adopted. All of the districts, except two,| Nome and Kuskokwim, will be rep- resented. Superintendents Frank Nash, Fairbanks, M. C. Edmunds, Anchorage, R. J. Shepard, Chitina, | and T. H. Huddleston, Valdez, will be in attendance. ee- JOHN WALKER DIES HERE ON SATURDAY John C. Walker, 59, died at 11:45 p.m. last Saturday in the St. Ann's hospital after an illness which con- fined him to the hospital since February 7. Death was caused by old age. Born in Michigan, Walker came to Alaska in the rush of 1898 and has made his home in the Terri- tory ever since. For several years he was with the-Alaska Gastineau Gold Mining Company and about | where he has since resided. He is survived by a brother, Dr. J. J. Walker of Detroit No ar- rangements will be made for the funeral until advices have been re- ceived from him. The remains are at the Charles W, Carter mortuary. | S e SEAKIST IN PORT The Seakist, P. E. Harris cannery tender from Hawk Inlet, arrived in| port last night for a short stay. -, Italy exported 19,189 motor vehi- cles, of a total valuation of $14,- 763,320 during the first nine months 1. % mp———— . of 1929, ‘MANY FLIGHTS a Mediterranean ¢ THE DAlLY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY FEB. 24 1930. = CANCER SUFFERER 4RRI[ FS BY AIRI()R TREATWF\T —Assocmted Press Ph removed from a special 1 new cancer serum treatment being Scores of persons have been receiving the treat- IDENTIFIED AS BANK ROBBER Mrs. Irving Edwins, wife of a Wenatchee, Wash, orchardist be t San Francisco after a 10-hour flight to be taken t, a hospital f ested by Drs. Walt B. Coffey and John D. Humb :r, lxr')l ne Chicago Gangster Is and Killed in Miami ;Queer Charges Shot - OUTLINED FOR GRAF ZEPPELIN - d Saturday nigh ed 29 years, wi from a bui Another Fleagle Being Held for Participa- tion in Hold-up hout hond. beating befor chedule Is /\nnounu"! Starting in March and Ending in August Cook is RDEN Lll\ Kan,a.: Feb. erlff Ben I AWIL annou at Fred Fleag er of Ralph officers Biddel 1 down on made Cook take the wife FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, #eb th gle, one of doomed > Graf Zeppelin is blame, under threat. | s of the 10 for spring a bank, has be ‘ the robber. National and In March the Zepp: |Bank at Larne when § 1 Decerber 19! 2000 CASES ; trips to the i now under |cited tpn pledge to sit in in May to South \m |rest with hi: ment impartially’ and “do & ARA $h July 4 | ard gl right to the poor as the % ¥ o N n charge The ceremeny ended | o sums court proceeded to the daj Pokknet nl 2" Pty und ad e Hughes is 68 yea of contemplating & Germ % | in Western Kans the eleventh Chief Jus 3 el 5 Hea T ation comps i - - | R tition \EW LONDO 2 174 ~ : HENDRICKSON-WILDES |22, ™ o rum runnis o | # Y Eemaiag | s of liquor {Falls 14 Stories 4 y a coast guar: = 3 CEREMONY YFSTERDAY|. m:,m,»al thing 8!Long Island shore, {To His Death et just what we are | The British schooner Isabel H.| S Miss Ideal Hendrickson, daughter |we may see our American 1 American > boat Joseph of Mrs. A. L. Hendrickson, and continue nego 5 hawk were ¢ 2 2 Keith G. Wildes, both of Ju |regular trans-Atlanti 1/ tawn and c Thé N were quietly married at 4 o'clock |Dr. Ecke: contact hoat, was yesterday afternoon in Holy Trin-| e load of aband under cover of ity Cathedral, the Rev. C. E. Rice| Virginia would have to spend fog and darkness. of .his room on the officiating. $4,485,864 to replace game killed m‘ 4 S SRS A of the Roosevelt Hotel, Only immediate friends of the|the State during the 1928-1929 sea-| Tate cold weather is said to have|that he has been a regular p family were present. Following |son, ntrmdmu to the Game and ddod oil to the Oroville, Cal, olive |of night clubs lately and had been | the ceremony a wedding supper wa: 2 drinking b “Tomorrow’s Styles Today” Rayon U wderwear For your upproval the new styles in undies to enhance the smart frock. See Our New Assortment Jebutem “Juneau’s Own Store” fEp1 k&fi% BROWN-BUILT SHOES for the whole fam- ily. Built to withstand wear and tear. All Brown-Bilt Shoes are guaranteed 100 per i cent pure leather. Sold Exclusively in Juneau By LEADER Department Store LAVA SEPTOL | A cleansing and healing antiseptic preparation— agreeable and refreshing. 40c¢ and 75¢ bottle Juneau Drug Company Phone 33 George Brothers MORE PRU PRUNES Large and juiey at 15 cents a pound GARNICK’S, Phone 174 e e e e e = P A | 1 Free Delivery » Posg Office Substation No. I' \ R e e JJ ensen Does ) SUSPECTED [iwnee [TOCOINSS SAFE ROBBERS " " B0LD PIECES ! | N. ¥., Feb. holder of the ated a new stunt b\ 1l; i plane, with a 100-horsepower mo: | X * tor. backward and upside down [Woman Compampn Is Also about a mile. Stalling to a spe f He]dfiDynam][Q and of 30 miles an hour, . . (wind carried him backwar | | Pistols Are Seized spod ot 16/ixMes an nour, | HOLST BRINGS PORPOISES ! R .. | Bringing with him 16 porpoises ! CHICAGO, Ill, Feb. 24. — Two NOTICE which were caught in a herring | suspected cafe robbers a pet in Chatham Straits, Capt. Mar- (man companion have be The Motorship “NORTHLAND" | tin Holst arrived in Juneau toda E a quantity of d 1 will sail from Seattle for Juneau eboard the Wilson. He rep: 1 ols seized by at 9 p. m. February 25th. Try our ‘u much larger number of the r service and wire your orders just (fish in his but most of th A before they could be g arrested now or telephone Agent Femmer, | escaped d Earl Van Pelt, in whose auto- Telephone 114. adv.) ten into the boat. obile the police found a pistol ————— e s — and dynamite. The WOIMAN IS je— Albert’s wife. Col. Robert Rando! {der of the Business M said Chicago will be free of Crlml- FRE s nals in six months FUUND BURIED TOMATORS; pound "o n it 30¢ CEEBBY, ‘each .. ....lol SiGiins Xl 25¢, 20c¢ IN BEAGH SAND SPINACH, pound ...... PRGLE Sope il e 15¢ BUNCH CARROTS, 2 for i iiie .. . 2ho 4 LEPFUCEehead - )~ . 0L e 15¢ j : ” o e "1‘”%“‘ De‘\';lPP.S i IF"’“ CRAPEFRUIT, Taree o .....onmie 25¢ ! S e R‘C“.'(‘i‘ s DEGLET NOOR DATES, pound ... 50¢ SOl e cent YELLOW NEWTON APPLES, large, dozen FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida |Teb. 24—The body of an elderly, {well-dressed man, buried in the sand at Hollywood Beach, found yesterday, has been identiffied as George Seymore, .aged 72 wrs, of Detroit, Michigan. The police believed he was lured | ) the beach from his winter home | Miami, robbed and slain. | | | ORANGES—A1 Size ATCH for prices on ldr'rc ~h|pmn nt uf goods just arrived from V. ANCOUVER “Purveyors to Particular People” GEORGE BROTHERS FIVE FAST DELIVERIES DAILY PHONES 92 and 95 R o PLANE DROPS, 3 MEN KILLED | ) WESTCOTT Patented seamless fashion foot—All $1.50 ane 1(;] into Bi the Venetian C ay, while | taken aloft on an experi- | mental trip, and $1.25 values—SPECIAL AT The dead ar & . o e ffl.UO THE PAIR and F. J. Somer, Chief Engine: SISO e o i'hU Miami Aircraft Company. l The bodies were all recovered. The plane was a flying boat !cwned by the Miami Aircraft Com- and was built recently. J. M. SALOUM | | | | Fire at Sea! “FIRE!” No other one word can carry the awful associations of this single, electrifying alarm. “FIRE!” brings instant thoughts of hclplcqfl- ness, confusion, panic. Fighting encroaching flames at close quarters. The paralyzing know- ledge that water and chemicals are but pitiful- opponents to flames fed by oil- -soaked wood and gasoline-laden bilge water. Facing the danger of a dev astating explosion of fuel tanks. . - C-O-Two equipment banishes forever the dread menace of FIRE AT SEA. It checks flames instantly -- at the start -- before they can gain headway. The owner of a C-O-Two protected craft can cruise where and as he will, secure from any THOUGHT OR FEAR OF FIRE. And further, if he chooses, he can have his C-O-Two system controlled automatically so that fires will extinguish themselves even if rhe boat 1s unattended or out of service for the winte “FIRE IN THE ENGINE ROOM!” A few sec- O A B T AR B TR R T TG onds later, C_-O-Two has come to the rescue--- and the fire is out! Time and time again, C-O-Two has exting- uished the most stubborn oil-fed fires in 6 sec- There is no in- A onds or less---almost instantly. stance of fallure Rnce 8 Ahlers Co. PLUMBING HFATING SHEET METAL “We tell you in advance what job will cost” AXTN P/ 7