The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 27, 1931, Page 8

¥ 4 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY; MAY 27, 1931. e MORMON HEAD COMING HERE; WILL PREACH , President William R. Sloan' is due to arrive next Sunday President William R. Sloan, head of the myssionary work of the Mor- mon Church in the Northwest, with headquarters at Portland, will ar- rive in Juneau on the Princ Alice, due here Sunday, and speak at the Northern Light Pres- byterian church here Sunday eve- ning. He will be accompanied by‘ Mrs. Sloan. The group of Mormon | missionaries who are in Juneau !l mow are not advised as to whet Dr. Dalton, i Confederate Vet. Is Dead as in Battle of New Or- leans; Had Important Assignments SEATTLE, May 27.—The last man; serve his midshipmen training od on the U. 8. Frigate Con-| n, commonly known as “Old nsides,” Dr. William Robert Inge | , was buried here today. Hc\ died Mond t the age of 89 years. Dr. D: served in the Con-, 1 forces during the war and fought in the bat- tle of New Orleans. He had many assignments. He ran n blockade and took | o Sidell, Confederate| fede: Here On Inspection “ HESSE LEAVES MAN SOUGHT | " ON TRIP OVER | FOR KILLING - WIDE SECTION: SURRENDERS i e ! e |Highway Engineer Starts Pistol Duel Alleged Fought | First Field Trip Since as Result of Gossip- Assuming Office Carrying | | | | Starting his first field trip since | assuming office as Highway Engi- | neer, W. A. Hesse left here yester- day on the steamer Yukon for Icemral. interior and far northern | | districts, He expected to be ab- |sent from his headquarters here volver saying: “This is the gun {most of the summer. |which I used in self-defense.” | It is his plan to visit every proj-| Bridgetts had been hiding for lect road, trall or airplane landing|two days. He had a bullet wound ifield, in which the Territory is in his left arm. He was sought expending funds, or on which fu- as the man who shot the surgeon NEW YORK, May 27—Howard Bridgetts, aged 29, a clerk, sought for the killing of his cousin, Dr. Joseph Loughlin, surgeon, in an al- leged pistol duel, surrendered this forenoon and turned over the re- O For a Limited Time At a Special Low Price For the Garden or Lawn OO T == $1.00 per sack the high church official and hi wife will proceed farther than Juneau or not. President Sloan, whose duties are the equivalent of those of M jonary Bishops in the Episcopal Mothodist and other churches, w a Juneau visitor two years ago. He made many friends while here for himself and his cause. He Is a speaker of rare attainments and the possessor of a delightfully pleasing personality. - ELKS TAKE NOTICE On account of the BALL GAME TONIGHT, the Elks will meet at 8:30 p.m. M. S. JORGENSEN, (adv.) Exalted Ruler. er to London and Paris. r the war, Dr. Dalton stud-| jed medicine and practiced first in New York, then in Seattle. He re- jred in 1918. A widow and two rown children survive. e | } CALL FOR BIDS | iMm. Higgins arrives S | izatio Bids for construction of a pubhc‘ Mrs. Higgi gridiron will be received at the of- & General Edward H|§gm-, head of the Salvation Army acc d in New York to make an inspection of the organ rious branches throughout the country, ns will return to England June 2. | | ompamed by The General and fice of City Clerk in City Hall un-| til Friday, 8 pm., May 20th, when' all bids will be opened. Plans can be had at the office of City En- Submarine [‘ gineer in Seward Building. The G 3 D Y . | City reserves the right to reject| oes 0"”"’9 | lany or all bids. . | THOS. B. JUDSON, ExplOSlon | —adv. Mayor. ! .- — Marriage, Divorce, ! Liquor Equation to | Cure Crime, Claim SOFTA, May 27.—More marriages, easier divorces and less liquor are offered by Bulgarian police au',hor)-‘ Kenal Peninsala to Seward Penin- sula. | ture expenditures are comemplated.‘ | He will cover areas scattered ffomlalter a quarrel in which Bridgetts | | the surgeon’s wife. Mr. Hesse will stop a few (:la:!s} at Cordova and look over the hy- ' shots were fired but he refused to droplane mooring port project just|say who fired them. launched there. From there he Anchorage, and after spending a few days in that vieinity, will proceed to Fairbanks. Some time will be spent inspecting the road system surrounding the interior me- tropolis. Later he will go to Ta- nana and inspect the telephon= {will travel to Seward, thence to P system between there and Unalak- let, then proceed to Nome. ATTENTION REBEKAHS! in a duel in Brooklyn on Monday was acoused of carrying gossip to Bridgetts told the police three PUSS Fresh Stock Ball Brand QAT T T NI AT T I T ETRERETEEE RO O BT R AL [ 'Soviet Underseas Craft Sinks With All Offcers | and Men Aboard | ———— | ©Old papers tor sale at the Em- Old papers at the Empire office |pire office. | g > T 7 - e | The Stor(, Of Quality ‘ LONDON, May 27.—Russlan alr- ", planes and warships have circled v |above the spot where the Soviet Submarine No. 9, of the Baltic | fleet, sank last Friday. |" The Soviet Government remains Weight and Perfect Service HOME LIKE FLOUR — 49 Pound Sack At GARNICK’S-Phone 174 | stlent concerning the disdster. l Riga and Latvia dispatches said Ithe craft is understood to have | | gone down after an explosion with |all hands, 100 miles from Helsing- [ fors, Fintand. | The number of officers and men of the crew is not known. | I L+ T T T ties as a combination that will aid | in solving the crime problem here.| ... regular meeting of the Per- ::m“::p'?de;lt gf ‘;':: };ol:e de} severance Lodge 2A will be held D e rimes Of | eqnesday night, 8 pm. in I O. Shu Pacs violence have quadrupled in this O. F. Hall Initiation and re- country since the world war. | He said that 794 murders in the [TCSMTONS: Avlargs At es year, of which 620 were premedi- tated, was too great a proportion | of major crime for a population of | less than 6,000,000. | —_———— | (adv.) HELEN CARTER SKUSE, Noble Grand ALPHONSINE CARTER, Secretary. SABIN’S Everything in Furnishings ‘ far Men ———t——— WHEELER IN JUNEAU \ ELKS TAKE NOTICE J. K. Wheeler, of the Wheeler | i Drug and Jewelry Company of On account of the BALL GAME Petersburg, is in Juneau on a busi- TONIGHT, the Elks will meet at ness trip. 8:30 p.m. - — | M. S. JORGENSEN, Old Papers &ai ihe Emplre. (adv.) Exalted Ruler. G.E. 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