The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 13, 1931, Page 8

. ¥y . 1 PR RO L1372 PR it & THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, OCT. 13; 1981. 7 .o fi s upii vl sigl E E N Is FU U N D m of personal property in GH E ER F“LNES ;Juneau Cold Storage COmpsny“s TT celebration, Mr. Spickett was taken y jail, in an indictment re- | Wallls 8. George, President.: The PI E s BA i returned by the Federal | | salmon netted fishermen 16 cents| Surgical Operation gra r esterday entered a |for large reds, 6 cents for small He underwent a surgical opera- G UNUAY g Pl ty after a plea in P E H vA DES FIsH\reds and 3 cents for whites. The ':(ion in a Hollywood hospital, After § aba t acking the legality | herring is of desirable size and ex- he left the institution he did not ent, had been over- | |cellent quality. It will be frozen | feel like traveling for a few weeks. ruled by Judge Harding. His trial | ’gnd kept for bait. | On the recovery of his strength, | was set to follow tha d Boats, Captains, Catches he and Mrs. Spickett lelsure‘.y: B r oth . ers ler and Joe Polloc Boats, captains and salm ijaurneyed north. Soon after reach- George B. Grigsby, attorney for catches follow: ing Seattle, they embarked for Ju- Jur_v Verdict of Guilt_\‘ n Hil}lcr. y filed a motion OriMiss Mamie Feusi IS Back Emma, Thomas Ness, 5000 Economic Conditions Does neau. s a sep: for his client from % pounds; Sokol, ‘Martin Alstead, 6, “Everywhere we visited persons & it & Larceny Case — Two | that of k. The motion was| from Vacation and Re- [000; Hyperien, Oscar Oberg, 5000: Not Prevent Spending |with money questioned us about PHONES 92 and 95 Five Fast Deliveries Others Plead Guilty denied. The two men will be tried | s AreGodl Imp, Isaac Weathers 1,000; T 1505 . Alaska. and s, ofipbrtunities” e~ ers Flead Guilty jointly following the conclusion of | celp € Loo Eric Larson, 3,000; Irish, C. Dal- | for Pleasure clared Mr. Spickett. “I expect the Soberg-Gazaloff suit. Pollock een, ; K ol that many will come north next S. Hellenthal. Cheerfulness - prevades the “’h‘go, R0 & RS Rl Pl “Economic conditions in the States | spring seeking investments.” were yesterday | business. Miss Mamie Feusl, office) “\p, herring, which was caught |present many contradictory phases,” | ————— . Dubke and Joe | manager of the Juneau Cold Stor-|y, pariow Cove, iwas.-unloaded by |said John: T Spickett, who with s | 'Pwneer P()Ol Hall ell, to the crime of (age Company, is back from her |, wicon Capt. Martin Holst. |Mrs. Spickett returned this week A ARoN NEELY { They were indicted | Vacation. She was at her desk 80| ‘mosunt sHinemetits Glliies of three| from & viMb Of seven weeks to, ! Telephone 183 POOL—BILLIARDS | EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Chas. Miller, Prop. In a jury v aftern entered by Agn T Barney, W 1 nd larceny. They |resume her duties today, but Inter-|yiorees of mild cured salmon to|Pacific Coast States. “In Los HCCy ::‘;:c;’:s“;‘;P{ir;:fin;cx\zi]:; i‘:r the Atlantic and Pacific Company | Angeles, for instance, where resi- PAssEs AWAY Keen was accused of stealing a tiae igrestings of salmon and hal%bu% at Seattle; 20,000 pounds of frozen|dents say business is very dull | it | salmon by the cold storage com-|110,000 persons paid from $1 to $5 o from the residenne oL kS boatmen, cargo steamship repre- | | L udol; v ghby Avel H N s 3 " - | pany to London, and 80,000 pounds | each for admission to the Stadium | i was maicied tact weok by he Fed. HEAVY PRESENTS ARE |sentacives and sundry and dvers | of trosen haiibut by the ariyn on the last night of the La Plesta (One of Last of Emigrants was indicted last week by the Fed- other persons interested in one § ry was | ert, | cele 25,000 other persons eral grand § Thf' jury was cor BROUGHT BY STORK way or another with the gathering, st%_ C‘«_);l;p:;yns::x Pr:::ewfl‘g;:_' | :“:Obr;;:;mb::gm admission ptelckets to CI'OSS Cascad es | posed of Gerald Clark, Mrs. Wi selling, keeping and shipping of \ 1 i ith Ezra Meek: ! lis S. Geor Trier-| Heavy presents were brought by |sea harvests. R e };2’;2‘;‘:: g pb wit ra Vleeker I If You Have Not Bought Your Milk e e rre L s e B gog e Away More than Month | | Theatres Well Attended AUBURN, Washington, Oct. 13— | DO IT NOW Miss Peusl has been away more | AT THE HOTELS ®| “Motion picture theatres draw|Aaron S. Neely, aged 82 years, one. M. Skuse. this city gave birth to a 12-pound : | SHCSAY SR {D‘_\On and Mrs. James Milligan to|l N8R @ month. She went to the| o |good patronage. Conditions, I think|of the last of the emigrants to, : o A r nl States, dividing her time between | Lo, % ht d before Judge Harding, in|a 10-poun: ughter. i | are better in San Francisco and|cross the Cascade Mountains with h dente Soberg was suing| o aee RS e Sud oRllony | Gastineau Seattls than in Los Angeles, which, | Ezra Meeker in 1885, is dead here.| Sam Gazaloff, taxicab operator, for| CRAIG MAN SENTENCED TO She is glad to be back. Yet, no" H. Smith, Mrs. C. H. Smith, May |of course, feels more keenly than|He lived in Seattle during the some $14,000 for injuries al o] FOUR MONTHS IN PRISON |doubt, there are warm, moonlight|Joyce, Taku Harbor; A. A. Pass,|the northern cities, the deciine n|famous battle of Seattle in '56. He! n incurred in an 0- evenings, with iced drinks, dehght-)M‘ McFraser, H. Chugh, Tulsequah. | tourist travel.” is survived by two sons and two DARIGOLD, case .. . $3.25 Milk has already gone up but we are still nt several months ago in| John Smith, Craig, charged with |ful orchestral music and occasional | __Alaskan Mr. and Mrs. Spickett were Al-|daughters, all residing in this State | selling cheap a car owned by Gazaloff and driv-|contributing to the delinquency of |dancing between tables on the ver-| Ben Wilson, H. Lee, Juneau; E.|gska's representatives at the La S | en by one of his employees. !a minor child, entered a plea of |anda of the Coronado Beach Hotel | Christensen, Scattle; Ned Gibbo::.| piesta, which was the one hun- ATTENTION PIONEERS ‘ 's. Soberg alleges that the ac-|guilty yesterday in the United |that could be endured again. William Strong, Art Hedman, Ed | qredth and fiftieth renewal of the| All Ploneers of Alaska are re- ident was caused by careless and|States Commissioner's Court at Salmon and Herring | Carlson, Taku. | event. quested to attend the funeral of ) 4 reckl driving and charges that|Craig and was sentenced to four| Twenty-one thousand and fifty | Zynda After the Fiesta, they had plan-|our late Brother, Charles E. Tib- At GARNICK S—Phone 17 the driver was under the influence | months Imprisonment in the Ket- |pounds of salmon and 174 barrels| Mrs. J. H. Hibbs, Pybus Bay. | ed to go to Omaha to enable Mrs. |bits, to be held. at the 'Catholic of liquor at the time of the smash-|chikan Federal jail, accordingto|of herring have been received at| GRS, i T | Spickett to attend the national|Church at 9 a. m. Wednesday. up. |advlccs received by United States|Juneau in the past few days. All| OId papers for sale at The Em-|convention of postmasters, but im- ELMER E. REED, | C. J. 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