The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 7, 1931, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE MONDAY, DEC. 7, 1931. HARRY BRICE PASSES AWAY AT KETCHIKAN Young Plan Committee Is at Work \Will Examine Ca[)<\(1k\ of Germany to Pay Re- A-'S BIG SHOT NOMINEES FOR ROCKS JUNEAU ~ DIRECTORS T0 EARLY SUNDAY BE SUGGESTED Manmade Tremblor f\om Comtimittée to Report to| 800 Boxes of Powder Chamber Tomorrow— parations in Hospital Following Shakes Town Discuss Holiday Operation rocked early Sun-| nNames of nominees for the Board |request of Germ: mine| KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Dec. 7.— earthquake-’ nkpw ors will be submitted tol|her capacity to D ons, | Harry Brice, aged 65 years, pioneer dishes and| ber of Commerce tomor- held the first session The of Ketchikan and Wrangell, died Saturday in the General Hospital | following an operation. born Alaska weekly meeting at' members of Hu‘ [ n 2 report made by i Chairman of the He was in England and came to in 1897 and engaged in he biggest he Alaska A widow and a daughter, in Ban Francisco and three sons in Ketehi- ed. 11 consider spe- ion of ‘.he busi- ka: urvive him. One of the sons Winter & he s Gene Brice, news editor of D ""‘vl‘d"' the Ketchikan Chronicle. t —a piles at | T The piles , Buy that fur coac now. Chas.| Dell E. Sklxerm’. ;zslkns lu:;r =) now at Gastineau Hotel. v h a cordeau rom the Portland, | | Goldstein & Co. adv. : tube, or pipe, which with TNT. To this was hed a 25-foot slow - burning Chamber tomorrow. e EREENIEENE e fuse was lighted in the usual It required between 16 and 7 minutes for the spark to re ch u which detonated, ex- 13 piles of powder NIEERSENERIEERSEEREREESEE Two Families, 7 Persons Each, Are Wiped Out New Stock It is estimated that the explosion broke down 750,000 tons of rock. DR. RAE L. CARLSON SAN FKANCISCO, Cal, Dec. 7.—Nineteen persons lost their | lives in California yesterday in | taffic accidents. Five persons werc injurcd and two entire ilics of seven persons each, were wiped out. CHRISTMAS GOODS : SEE US of Ketchikan, is now Gastineau Hotel and ex-/ ) remain there until Decem- EYES EXAMINED. Optometrist, the ber 11th ee——— GLASSES FITTED. This is DI pxcellent care has made the Uni- & Carlson’s eighth year in Alaska. yerity of Washington turf gridiron | juate of Rochester School of ona of the best in the country. g o e 1 H pt Post graduate of North- mnic fs the second year the Hus-|g About Two FREE Tickets to Seaitle g n Tllinois College of Optometry, yias have played on grass at home. “:;‘ - Jicensed by examination in PP R ] H York, Illinois, Washington pespite his opposition to college & L d D S £ ks by TooiDROOIY: iy et mis " chinpalon’sfor | B eader epartment tore : Sixteen years in active practice. sm.u .er appropriations to Smw:E 8 Telephone 10 for appointment or A & M. H : call at the Gastineau Hotel. adv. sk ] GEORGE BROTHERS £ e | Have your furs cleaned and re- = £ aNEsE! EIRINNTERARE pan(‘d nt Cha.s Goldstein & Co !“,F D;uly Fmpm Wmt Ads Pay. C()lor and Charm In This Christmas CHIN IMPORTED ENGLISH WARE Open Stock Patterns 50 Piece Sets—$31.00 AMERICAN WARE Open Stock Patterns 50 Piece Sets—$17.50 SEVERAL NEW PATTERNS To Select From— 32 PIECE SETS—From $5.75 up 42 PIECE SET in Ivory—new square shape—$16.50 Q Pioneer Mining Man Dies| H Attendants breathed with his mouth open and | fon. Mr. Harold Gallwas, a brother The skins were seized by United States Customs officers at Seattle on the steamer Starr in October, 1930. They were not shown on the cargo manifests and were held as contraband, The Government claimed they ‘were owned by Anderson and Kos- \losky, and they were indicted at Anchorage last summer. A jury at Anchorage returned a verdict of not guilty in the case against them last September, and that left the skins in the hands of the Govern- ment with no adverse claims against them. Owing to the fact that they were seized in Seattle, it was necessary to return them there for legal con- demnation and sale. The proceeds, less the nominal costs of action, will be remitted to the Alaska Game Commission and they will be split fifty-fifty be- tween Federal and Territorial gov- ernments, Youths Kill Detroit Boy for Revenge BEAVER SKINS WILL BE SOLD ON DEC. 16TH Unclaimed Ey—Anyone, 1, 022 Alaska Beaver Skins to Go on Auction One thousand and twenty-two Alaska beaver skins, lacking owner and against which no claim of ownership has been made since their seizure more than a year ago, will be sold at public auction on December 16, according to advices received today at local headquart- ers of the Alaska Game Commis- sion. MISS GALLWAS BECOMES BRIDE, DOUGLAS EVENT | [Popular i Gitl' Ts | Wedded to Mr. Louis ‘Vengeance Squad” Acts in Regular Gangland Fashion—Arrests | A. Delebecque DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 7.—The —_— “Vengeance Squad” from the News- In the presence of many Douglas | boys’ Club, shot Joe Przystas to and Juneau friends, Miss Alberta death Sunday because it is said he | Gallwas became the bride of Mr. had beaten a younger member of Louis A. Delebecque at a lovely their club. | ceremony Saturday evening. | Stanley Orlenski, aged 14, presi- The wedding was performed at dent of the Newsboys' Club, ad- | PINEAPPLE JUICE QUART CANS ...23¢ At GARNICK’S-Phone 174 In her by the Rev. C. C. Saunders, of the had shot Joe but intended only to Northern Light Presbyterian church frighten him. \ Juneau. | 'The police are holding Orlenski, | The father of the bride gave her Joe Sawicki, aged 14; Anthony in marriage. Mazur, aged 14, and Longin Jen- | »d with greens and pastel flow-' Young Przystas was shot at his the arch above the altar wad home as he was carrying in a scui-| also trimmed with flowers and tle of coal | zreens, as was the isle leading to! The boys have been turned over the altar. Tall vases of chrysan- to the Juvenile authoflt.es ‘E )f the arch. White tapers were decorated the rooms where the re-| lighted in each window, on the ception took place. Miss Gertrude piano and at the altar. | Waltonen and Mrs. Elton Eng- The bride was beautiful in a'strom poured. The Misses Mamie low taffeta gown with empire and Elizabeth Feusi, Elizabeth Sey, | ir she wore a band of tulle with | all clusters of rose buds at each | i ts e and she carried a large bou-' JOHN ALSTEAD WON'T quet of yellow chrysanthemums., 0 The necklace she wore was a gift SN RE ANY MORE because the Douglas Congregational church mitted to the police, they said, he The church was attractively dec- dzyenski, the boy who was beaten. ‘hemums were placed at each side ! ist and full ruffled skirt. Eleanor and Betty Irvine served. from the bridegroom. Just John Alstead, Miss Gertrude Waltonen, the only | attendant, was lovely in an old- fashioned frock of pale green chif- snored in his sleep, the doctor said| he had adnoids. So his parents| sent him to St. Ann’s hospital and the nasal obstructions were re- moved this morning. “I'm O. K.” said John after the |operation. "I hope I'm let out of | ks G rothers I'd like some skating.” ————— A 420-mile road reaching from | Conneaut on Lake Erie to East Liverpool and near Cincinnati on| the Ohio River, has been opened. A reception was held at the Gall- ., was home following the ceremony.| EXCLUSIVE and attractive A profusion of chrysanthemums Christmas gifts at Winter & Pond’s. and roses in varying pastel shades —adv. o1 the bride, was best man. James McNaughton, Dewey Baker and| Elton Engstrom acted as ushers. Mrs. Gallwas, mother of the bride was gowned in black lace. Preceding the ceremony, Mrs.s Anne Ellis sang “Oh Promise Me,” | accompanied by Mrs. R. F. Brown, and Mrs. Flora Kirkham sang I Love You Truly.” PHONES 92 and 95 Five Fast Deliveries STEM GLASSWARE Crystal Clear, Rose and Green. High and low footed Goblets, Sherbets, Cocktails GLASS PITCHERS Clear and Colored to match your Glasses 50 cents up GLASS BRIDGE SET Early American Hob Nail Clear and Colored. 15 Pieces. Glass. T T Very attractive. $4.50 Set Juneau-Young Hardware Co. Furniture Worth Living Witk i 00 0 SABINS FIRE SALE NOW ON All Sales For Cash Only SALE LOCATION . .. Gastineau Hotel Annex All items other than suits, hats and caps will be placed on sale at the above location. SUITS, HATS AND CAPS at the Main Store Remember This Is Real Quality Merchandise Every Item Is so priced to give you a wonderful value and at the prices we are asking this SALE WILL LAST BUT A FEW DAYS We Suggest That you attend this sale AT ONCE for the reason so stated..... “IT WONT LAST LONG” ABIN’S No Alterations = No Exchanges No Refunds ALL SALES FINAL AND FOR CASH STORE OPEN EVENINGS T T $ IlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIMIIIIllIIIIIIIl!II\IllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIlIIIIIIlIlliIII!lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIlIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllflllllllllllllllllllfi IlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIflIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIII|II|I!IllIIIIIIII|l|!!l!!llllllllllllllIIIIlIIlIIIIIIIIIIlIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIlIIlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE