The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 11, 1931, Page 8

8‘ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, DEC. 11, 1931. Imem ook at the Federal jail,! |who also has charge of a large number of children for the Bourd of Children's Guardians. Two Are Burned Tuo of the children were suffer- i om burns, one having five| rwounds sajd to haw been mcuned ten days or two weeks ago \Ah(’n Ihe\ were attempting to build 1 fllL in a mbm occupied thon by HELPLESS TOTS Nlason.s FaC(‘,. Ch o gAe Of‘\\‘ere alone on that occacion Leaving Children With- | Last Monday the three youns- s sters were found by Chief of Police out Food and Raiment A RINED o' & R y float, alone, unclothed, with- desertion of their out food and showing effects of ing from severe exposure. They were wrap- and 'ped in a blanket, but their bodies! . were blue from cold. ‘agamst Chesebro Bros., Inc, O. D. and K. D. Leet, et al, Judge Justin The boat had no cabin bt Was| e, S rrerding, in'tha Federal distish United States Deput; 1'covered with a canvas. There was| ™* » - o & P court, discharged the jury, ruling Newcombe. They were to have no fire on it, and the only food been given a hearing at 2 p. m. to- |aboard was two onions. They are|that it was not needed as no day before Judge Charles Sey in said to have been without any-|duestions of fact were involved in the United States Commissioner's|thing to eat for almost two days.|the case, and nothing was left for Court |The boat was described as “ex-|the jury to decide { The children, two boys and a|tremely filthy,” and the children's! The result of the suit hinges on gir en off a boat at the |bodies showed absolute neglect, | duestions of law, it was sald. And st Monday and are be-| Chief Getchell summoned Deputy g‘ess;g:esmni are for the Court Minnic Newcombe and with him took the ‘The Mill company sued for $2,200 - |claimed to be owing it by the de- | fendants for fish boxes furnished the Alaska Fish Brokerage and the Leets, local buyers. There was no dispute about the boxes being sup- plied and none that no payment had been made for them, | The Chesebro interests claim lonly a portion of the boxes was lused to ship fish to them. The | remainder were used, it was testi- | fied, to ship halibut to other con- |cerns. The Mill company attached ia shipment of fish consigned to s g | Chesebro and owned by it suf- Admission 50 cents | ficient to cover the entire claim. D e ) o ,,’ Attorneys were making oral ar- Basketball TRIPLEHEADER represent the Mill and R. E. Rob- TONIGHT- 7:30 HIGH SCHOOL GYM Juneau Htgh School Girls vs. Douglas Alumni Girls MILL ACTION TO BE SETTLED BY JUDGE HARDING Y (Jury Distaisoed by Court in Case Against Chesebo Bros., et al After hearing evidence all day vesterday in the suit of the Ju- neau Lumber Mills for $2,200 INDIAN COUPLE ABANDON THREE (, Charged Wit three small children, ran 18 months to 6 years Mrs. Frank M couple, were a q CONCERT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TONIGHT A MUSICAL TREAT Under Auspices of the Martha Society youngsbers to Miss Field. They re- ported the matter to the Office of Indian Affairs which has provided | them with clothing and is defray- ing their living expenses. A search ,was instituted for the parents who were only located yesterday, ap- parently without concern about the fate of the children. Desertion Admitted Mrs. Mason, questioned by au- thorities, is reported to have said she left the children alone so that the Government would take them, saying she knew someone would find them and give them help. The Bureau of Indian Affairs plans to take charge of the little waifs and send them to its industrial school at Eklutna. v AR France Seeks New Embassy for U. S. PARIS, Dec. 11.—The govern- |ment has introduced a bill in the Chamber of Deputies to appropri- ate $1,040,000 for a new French embassy at Washington. The Sen- ate already has approved the proj- ect. Juneau Alumni V8. Douglas Firemen Juneau nghVSchool Bmfs vs. Juneau Firemen ———————— MOTHER AND NEW SON HOME Mrs. Harry Sperling and son, born early this month in St. Ann's hospital, left the institution last |evening for the Sperling home in this city. ., Buy that fur coat now. Chas. Goldstein & Co. —adv. ADMISSION 25 cents and 50 cents HUCKLEBERRIES FOR PIES Buy Them By the Gallon WILD HUCKLEBERRIES, enough for 4 pies, gallon cans, only SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR, regular 40c package ............ CRISCO, 3-pound cans, regular 85¢ FLOUR, Hard Wheat, First Grade LAUNDRY SOAP, large bars white soap, R & W Brand, 7 bars ... GINGER ALE (Made from mineral water, bottled at the spring) full quart bottles . WE ALWAYS HAVE SOMETHING NEW AND REASONABLE Let us put your name on our books today GARNICK’S ™2 174 CHILDREN HAVE NARROW ESCAPE FROM COASTING Police Agaifirge Parents to Aid in Controlling Sled Problem With two narrow escapes from serious and possibly fatal accidents to children regorted to him in th past 24 hours, arising from coas: on forbidden streets, Chief of lice G. A. Getchell today weiterated his plea to parents for co-operation | n handling the coasting problem. | Yesterday one youngster was al- most caught beneath a car on the upper Main Street hill, and the sled of the second one was hit by a | car near Second and Franklin streets, the Chief said. Both of| these sections of town are withou the area in which street coasting is permitted. “It is manifestly impossible to turn over all the city's streets to children for coasting purposes,” de- clared Chief Getchell. “Traffic must have fair consideration. We have set aside Gold and Ninth treets for the youngsters. Motor vehicles have been warned against using them except where absolutely | necessary and must give the right of way to sleds. That ought to be | sufficient. “We do not desire to take drastic action against youngsters but un- ‘ess they confine their coasting to the streets reserved for them, it may be necessary to do so. It may e necessary to seize the sleds of those using other streets in order PINEAPPL 13¢ CORN DOZEN 1.50 FLORIDA 2 Cans " COFFEE OUR SPECIAL 3 Pounds 59c We Sell Tons Of to protect them and traffic,” added. | parents to co-operate with the city | in this matter, saying he was sure in that manner it coud be handled satisfactorily. a Card Party at Odd Fellows Hall | on Friday night, December 11th. Luncheon will be served. Admis- sion 50 cents. Everybody welcome. Play starts at 8:30. patient in St. Ann’s hospital entered this morning. BROKEN SLICES Large No. 214, Cans PEAS, STRING BEANS and GRAPEFRUIT TELEPHONE'403 - FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER IN KENTUCKY CASE First Trial Results in Con- viction, Coal Field Disorders The Chief again called upon all | PIONEER CARD PARTY The Pioneers of Alaska will give —adv. | e — C. LARSON IN HOSPITAL MOUNT STERLNG, Kentucky, Charles Larson of Juneau is a Dec. 11.—The first trial arising, He | from fighting in the Harlan Coun- |ty Coal Fields last May resulted WINTER COATS for GIRLS $2.95 to $10.50—Sizes 4 to 14 Girls’ Heavy Coats Close Out Price $1.95—Values up to $10.00 All these coats at less than cost Leader Department Store GEORGE BROS. Store Open Evenings g5 ot esterday in the conviction and H :’enbence to life imprisonment for TWO Are Appomted Willlam B. Jones, Mine Union Sec- | as Rhodes Schola[s retary. T Jones was accused of murder| SEATTLE, Dec. 11—William H. conspiracy in the slaying of Deputy Sweet, of Centralia, and Albert J. Sheriff Jim Daniels, one of four | Garretson, of Tacoma, have been men shot to death in the Evart's @ppointed as Rhodes scholars from battle between deputized mine |the Northwest. guards and striking coal miners | —_——————— and sympathizers. Have your rurs cleaned and re- Jones will appeal. | paired at Chas. 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