The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 12, 1931, Page 8

oy 7 f THE ALASKA DAILY EMPIRE FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1931. PR ; L gl Many Prominent Persons | the Southcrn Pacific Company, ana| Dr. C. F. Pepper, dentm “Los rine Poillon Motley. She charges Among prominent persons aboard|Mrs. Hellen, Hollywood, Calif.; Jos- | Angeles. 1()"(’ Member | that she has learned that her hus- l‘l(‘ vessel are |eph Hellen, Jr., Hollywood, Calif;| Head of Petroleum Compan; band was never divorced from his 0 f 0 M B > Milo A. Baker, president of Bak-|MIS. Martha Hoffman, Los An-| Mrs. Ida L. Radabaugh, nuim, S > l El‘t first wife, Mrs. Anobel Parker Mot- ne o ur any argalns LDME MUNDAY ler Tron Works, and Mrs. Bak ‘me‘ Calif. Calif.; W. E. Ramsey, Ramsey Pe- ocla e ley* Los Ang Charles P. Bayer,| Cecil A. James, assistant mana-|troleum Corporation, and Mrs e o Syl GOLD MEDAL MAYONNAISE, field secretary of Los Angeles ger of the department of foreign|Ramsey, Santa Monica, Cal; C. H Under ‘4rrest ESTEBETH DEPARTS i Ahctive 4 560 N ALEUT' AN Chamber of mmerce and (our\commerce and shipping, Los An-|Roach, secretary-treasurer of Hal‘ ON TRIP TO SlTKA Ve new jars, quarts ........ 20¢ manager; Mrs. N. Howls | ga]ach Studios, rand Mrs. Roach, | e i AT g Norristown, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. c rence L. Jeffries, Los Ange]es c;u- ulver City, Calif.; Dr. J. Margar- _ 2 ————— |C. Buffington, Los Angeles; Robert |ifornia. et Roberts, Los Angeles; G. W Blgamy Charge Is Made|moorsnip Bstebeth, Capt. Edward s E. Burns, resident partner of E. F. Rosso, bailiff of Municipal Court, Agamst New Yorker— |Bach and Purser Robert Coughlin, s All Callings Represented on|Hution & Co. brokers, and Mrs. President of Chamber Los Angeles County, and Mrs| Released on Bond departed from Juneau last evening At GARNICK S_Phone 174 Burns, Los Angeles. | 3. A H. Kerr, vice president of|R05%0, Los Anglees; Miss Julia | for Sitka and way ports. She car- Los Angeles Cham- Miss Stella M. Chambers, Los|Security-First National Bank of|Ruebhausen, Los Angeles. ‘ Had, &L e S Cosgpc T ber Excursion Angeles; Shannon Crandall, pres-|Los Angeles, and President of the| Ernest Walker Sawyer, perfonal| NEW YORK, June 12—Thorn- he';hva.rlousrgl’:iesb%fmgl @ e = — “ ident of California Hardwars Com-|Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce|fePresentative of the Secretary of ton Lotl it DR el At 36”‘5 Th r:’e epe e The University of Kansas has an- | DANCE—ELKS HALL vea gty the business|Pany and past president of Los|and Mrs. Kerr; Miss Berrilla K.|interior, Washington, D. C.; Mrs. one of New York's social elite, is|They wer other foreign athletic star this . G ot TR , i ok J i H. D. Schroeder, Tujunga, Calif.;|today free cn $1,000 bail after| For Hawk Inlet — Mrs. James % 4 the finan fld of Sout ngeles C iber of Commeree, Kerr, Los Angeles, Calif. | year—Burt- Itoga, Hawalian base Saturd: e Je Hunter's X i and Mrs ands Los Angeles;| wini L TRy Charles E. Schultz, Schultz and charges of bigamy were lodged |Kenz, Qharlea 'Albert, | banl player. aturday Night. Earle 7 it Miss Frances W. Crandall, Los An- Man‘uffcxt“uri:;ybg::a:; m(:d p‘:c‘y Company, bakers' machinery, and against him by Mrs. Yvonne Cort| For s‘tk”f?‘_"_"f_‘ Bowman. | WU Serenaders Muste. —adv. of the steamship Al . STV Loy Mrs. Schultz, Los les; % in_guncau|gcles; G L. Cusmer, seerelary of president of Los Angeles Cham=(giiore” propriotor e fllIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIlIIIlIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIlIIIII||||IIII|II|IIlII||IIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIl Y llu.\.\uH-( uzner and Lum-| o Y g | ber of Commerce, and Mrs. Lacy, Drug Company, Los Angeles; Mrs‘__ an excursior conducted by|ber Company, and Mrs. Cuzner,|Los Angeles, Calif; Mrs. WIlLRm |pree: comr moiir Monoonis, Gor: Lanphear, Los Angeles, Calif. Mrs. L. G. Smith, Hollywood, Ol : vith d and er of Com-|L0s Angeles IlllIllllmfllllflllllmmflHllllllflflllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIHIHII|||IIIIIllllllllIII|||II||I|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIII,IlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlmlIIIIIIIIIIllIlIIIIIIIIIII!IIIlII|||I|IIIIIIIIII||III|IIlllIIII‘IIIII|<||I||‘II||||‘IIHIIIAI re Not all the travelers, how- ohn Edward Davis, Bismarck.| Mrs, A.'A. MacDonald, Los An-{,r. i > ever, are from the West Coast.|N. D. ;" J6hn s MABDOGAIY, Lo AR Lhos Bt Slien, et Freeaco. u Some live in the East and are San Pedro Lumberman s; J. B. McLaughlin, attorney, " Residents of Arondis | ing advantage of this opportunity| T. L. Ely, manager of San Ped-| Montrose, Calif.; Carl E. McStay,| zr. ang mrs. J. N. Teague, Ar- to visit Southeast Alaska in dz{ro Lumber Company, and Mrs.|field secretary of the Automobilr‘cadm' Calif. h ! 2 luxe fashion Ely, Los Angeles. {Club of Southern California, and|™p o4, ros Angeles. es that click with Nc ¢ Roach, because of hern-| Mr. and Mrs. Paul Foerster, Bev-|Mrs .McStay, Los Angeles; Mrs. as-lerly Hills, Calif.; Mrs. M Fred-|B. O. Miller, Miss Barbara Miller, res and|rick, Miss Emily Fredrick, San|Los Angeles; Frank N. Mitchel, 4 deputy public administrator, Coun- tment of Interior of-| O. L. Galbreth, Los An-|ty of Los Angeles, Hall of Records, 3 # % organic chemistry, University of charge of Alaskan |geles; Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Gernert,|Los Angeles; W. J. Muff, vice pres- [G'®8H0 = CominTy: VR O rles H. Roach, sccre-‘ Miss Marian Gernert, Hollywood,|ident and general superintendent Park: Miss Winifred Welch élev' -treasurer of the Hal Roach|Calif. of the Commercial Iron Works, and Aalb ' Calif.: Miss Bertha VWhy:e' 0s in Culver City, and Ernest| Mrs. Cornealia M. Halliday, Long Mrs. Muff, Los Angeles. i % A 4 . {Mrs. Fred E. Whyte, James G. ker Sawyer, personal represen-|Beach, Calif.; Miss Josie A. Hatch,| Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Neist, m!\vhyle Miss Virginia Whyte, Po- of the Secretary of the In-| Denvcr Cole.; Joseph Hellen, as-|Angeles. s 3 " & mona, Calif.; Mrs. W. A. Wilson, are Alru'lan excursi S. stant general ]n«ongm agent of| Miss E. M. Ogden, Los Angeles. Miss TIsabel E. Wilson, Garden e T | Court, Hollywood, Calif. — e CHURCH SCHOOL STARTS W MUNDAY Is Announced Mrs. Maud B. Van Keuren, Cul- ver City, .; Miss Helena Van Vleck, Los Angeles. Leroy S. Weatherby, professor of Mrs. FreshVegetables Due on Norco PLEASE PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY AND BE ASSURED THEY WILL RECEIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION N CHICKENS oresseo Lb. 26¢ Strawberries, ' 3 Baskets 50c¢ New Potatoes, o2, 6 Lbs. 25¢ Green Onions, 3 bunches 10¢ Green Peas,Early June, 21bs 25¢ Asparagus goomee 2 Lbs. 27c¢ Lettuce, Extra Large, leeberg 15, Radishes, sreie.. 3 bunches 10¢ W atermelons, Cherries, Cauliflower, vSpinach, Tomatoes, Celery, Parsley, Bunch Carrots, Green Peppers, Cucumb- ers, Cantaloupes—in fact . . everything the market affords The Best for Less Always ). M. SALOUM |51 George Brothers Next to Gastineau Hotel The annual church vacation schooi . held under the auspices of the Juneau Ministerial Association, will ’ begin on Monday morning, June 15, at 9 o'clock, meeting every b morning for the next two weeks from 9 to 12, except Saturday and Sunday. L All children from 4 years of age and up, including grade and high | school students are urged to at- tend. The sessions will be held in the Presbyterian church for all the children except the primary de- partment, which consists of the children of the First, Second and Third grades, who will meet at the Methodist church. There will be a number of prizes awarded to those winning in the different contests which will be FOR THIS WEEK ONLY put on during he tvo weeks, Wit the finals to be given at the clos- ing program on Friday evening, June 26. Also a picnic and treas- ure hunt is planned for Saturday, June 27 for those having perfect 0 ' attendance. Last year the children who at- tended the Church Vacation school, enjoyed it very much and it is ex- pected an even better time will be enjoyed this year. ———..-—— « i DEAD IN JAIL Lodger in (Ejail Passes Away During Night from Stroke Fred Wright, aged about ‘60 . years, died last night from natural causes in a cell at the City Wail il where he had been permitted to sleep for the past three weeks. His cash body was discovered about 8:30 a.m. today by Chief of Police G. A. Getchell when he opened the cell to allow Wright to leave as was his custom. 3 United States Commissioner Sey 7 was notified but, after hearing the details, decided an inquest was un- necessary. Death was apparently the result of a paralytic stroke. ; " . Wright is said to have resided| here for several years. He was a cook by trade but owing to a partial disability following a stroke sometime ago, he had not been able to work at it in recent months. He is survived by a widow who s SEE OUR WINDOW \ - SR e mte Rl ary. Arrangements for the fun- eral were being made this after- . noon. < . ———a— p In Cuban and Spike Heels, FATHERE PRAUGE LEAVES Rev. Father Francis Prauge S. " ~ v o ’ J, left Juneau today for the ALL THIS YEAR'S STYLES States. After leaving Nulato for Rhe States late last winter, he was taken ill and spent several weeks in a hospital in Fairbanks. While oi: a steamship bound from Sew- are more complelc. B ard to Seattle, his health again § became impaired and he left the craft at Juneau to enter St. Ann's It is up to you to come early while the styles and sizes O AL PHONES 9295, FIVE FAST DELIVERIES—10 am., 11 am., 2, 3:30 and 4:30 p.m. e