The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 8, 1932, Page 8

i ) e O AR A TR THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1932. for the retirement of the present TENMS SEASON s e e ; ; T}\:x'e(* (7; 0;‘.10 St—aber fimva- — 181 O G. LARSON, 60 - 2 === AL| OFFICIALS B 1] |ming and polo have a Season’s| | is confined to club m | dual meet record unmarked by af | [ If the weather continues favor- SUCCUMBS T0 """ 0 g p, LEAGUE OPEN SATURDAY =5 i ! ‘l ' | |ed for tom g | star ‘Columbia second baseman, is ({a Phi Beta Kappa from the Uni- | li | ‘be informally launched Saturdaj % e {morning when the two Gold Creek Farl Massoll, o years old, whose Old-Time Resident of Ju-|- ] $ 5 . vill be thrown L¢ lay ly tthis week when i - neau Dies of Heart | WINMMIMIIMIMIMING ™A “Davie and Kohl- "~ court Tines tave besn peimted' o 1o raranns ek o 12 orom- hepp NamEd Agam playing condition. |and fell so the rear wheel of an Burgess (Whitey) Whitehead, | | —— LUNG SIGKNESS o oA b el ARE R_EELEGTEU‘ The outdoor tennis ssason will BOYLEv{;rll.ls{ ggloNKGENWELL ;‘!Karl Theile, President, J.|courts of the Juneau Tennis Olun ieft feg below the kues wos e Disease at Hospital week and the codrts put in good [the Gastineau Hotel he slipped Charles Larson, 60 years old, a | | Approximately $900 was spent on | automobile passed over the leg, 3, | All of the 1931 officers of the i p « the courts last year, one of them |is doirg nicely at St. Ann’s hos o Dasctll Lauaitiie st | i s entirely. A Pital. He is a patient of Dr. H. cumbed to heart disease a | s ] st et :fi;;:“ ];:‘lf,zt ]Téob,ah:m;,}‘l;?:‘ai XZ:; Iwmpaign for new members for C. DeVighne. e i . e Thetle, President; I(‘rcom‘e Kohlhepp Tennis Olub 1s to be inaugur months, having entered the in Vice-President, ood 4. & Davis,‘a‘n once, according to & state; Lyon King, Drake University {made by President Charles E. football and baseball star, will be tution last December, and just i < |land today, to stimulate iriter with the Des Moines club of the before his demise he realized the end was near. He sent for David Housel, proprietor of the Alaskan Hotel, a close friend for many years and requested that on the occurrence of death relatives in the States be notified. Came 35 years Ago | Mr. Larson, who was born in Sweden, immigrated fto the Unit- | od States when a boy. He came to Juneau 35 years ago. He en- gaged in mining. He worked at the Treadwell, when it was in the beydey of production, at the Chi-} chagof when it first began to vield its millione and for the Al-| aska-Juneau. Ie also was em- ployed at Ithe Kennecott mine north of Cordova for a while. Part Owner of Gypsum Claim He was part owner of gypsum claims near Gypsum on Chicha- gof Island, and at one time refus- ed a large price for his interest in these holdings. Mr. Larson was unmarried. He is survived by two nieces, Elsie and Jennie Smith in the State of Washington and by other relatives in Oregon. He was a member of the Order of Bagles. The body is at tne Tharles W. Carter Mortuary. Funeral arrange- ments are held in abeyance pend- ing advices ¥from relatives. ‘J e | SALARIES CUT | BY ROOSEVELT MANILA, April 8 —Governor Gea- | eral Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. has > City Bank, of New York City. ordered salary cuts of from twoi| —9:30 till 1 a.m.— The attackers, none of whom | to ten percent for all of the 25| were amested at the bani.,car- 000 employes of the Insular Gov-| ried red banners. crnment to offset the $8,500,000| R AN, aencie N 0w sepcs e e st 7 s Saturday Night ELKS Ball Room LOOK | ) In the pas\ league officers have | jbeen elected at a public meeting V}?n; s gawmj a;md i 4 of the fans. At the suggestion lof fans, ball players and others, | lon account of the fact that mw'{ |Firemen defray league expenses, |the Depantment this year agreed |{to make the selections. ] | President ‘heile was notified {today of the action of the De- ‘partme'nt. As soon as the organi- {#ations who will enter clubs in| & .y |/ the league have nokified him of | Saturday Night, April |their ~choices for - managers, a| g 2 |meeting of them, league officers | 16th, is going to be a |and representatives of the Fire big night. The $90.00 || Department winl be called to make R Radio tet Al I larrangements for drafting a play- 7. L. Jadio set will be lling synedule, ailo playese For tie presented to humctme.liflubs end otherwise prepare for the season, he announced. | Western League this year. et o SATURDAY Old Time Dance (with all the trimmings) Old Time Music RYE WALTZES—CIRCLE TWO STEPS Other Special Dances MOOSE HALL Dancing, 9:30 | It is understood that there will be the usual three clubs in the league—entered by the American | Legion, Elks and Moose, THIRTY UNDER ARREST; THROW | EYE SHADES and SUN GLASSES Butler, Mauro Drug Co. 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