The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 5, 1932, Page 8

‘#\\\\\\\\\\\\\\‘\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\‘\\' e rg — TRTPUTTRTVAVVRRA LR IRARRN - VAR EARRRARRR NV VIV VIV oSy . THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, DEC. 5, 1932. ARG - A0 s 20 o B Bk a8 & g P T T T R T T Ty Ty Ty T - MATTHEWS CASE STARTED TODAY INDIST. COURT Violation of NP. Act Al- leged—Jury Is Obtain- ed This Morning | an indictment charging | h violation of the National| Act on three counts,| Matthews, was Pl on trlal\ morning in the United States| district court before Judge Justin | W. Harding. He is accused of transporting, | possessing and sale of two gallons‘ of moonshine liquor here last June | 10 A jury was obtained and op- | cning statements were made to the‘ ury this morning. | The jury is composed of; James | E. Estes, Kieth G. Wildes, Arthur Riendieu, Mrs. E. F. Watkins,| S. P. Raymond, D. A. Ramsay, Mrs. N. Bahrt, Mike Gavrill, John| v ey, WMrs. Leona Talmage,| I las Meade. e, ADDINGTON FAST ON REEF; CREW: GETS ASHORE Diver May Try to Raise Craft, Submerged in Freshwater Bay | Running for shelter in darkness | Tuesddy evening the fishing| boat Addington wifh her owner | and master, Arent Sevold, at the wheel, struck a reef in Freshwater Eay. Immediately after hitting the ledge she slipped back on it a ways and is now fast under | of water. Those aboard of | Sevold, Knute Johnson | Ryder Hackenstadt made sho: about 100 fes distant, in safety, after having salvaged blankets and. some provisions. The marooned seamen were brought to Juneau last evening by the power boat Amy, which is operated by John Wilson, special officer for the suppression of liquor traffic among Indians. Plans are under consideration for raising the wrecked v 1 this week. She car- ries no insurance. | IF. L. Bishop and William | tomorrow |cash deposits with each order. 1S VICTIM OF TwnARRESTEU'Pgar:eIIzVivis | FOR OBTAINING Into Water; MONEY FALSELY ~ *Are Dead |Two Men and Twio Uil tified Women Killed in Mystery Crash Sutton Held by Local Federal Authorities DETROIT, Mich,, Dec. 5. — ‘An airplane, bound from Detroit to Charged with obtaining money Pittsburgh, carried four to death in under false pretenses, F. I. Bishop Lake Erie last Saturday afternoon. and Willlam Sutton were arrested The victims are Patrick Tuohey, today by Federal authorities and of Detroit, pilot; Neil Brown, mem- were committed to the Federal jail ber of a wealthy Detroit family, to await a preliminary examination |and two unidentified women. before Judge Charles‘ The Coast Guard recovered the Sey in the United States Com- body of one of the women. missioner’s Court. | The cause of the aZfldent has The two men are alleged to not been determined. have victimized a large number | of Indians and others during the » past sum;ner. They are reported ‘ELKS LODGE HOLDS to have called at canneries and| MEMORIAL EXERCISES Annual memorial services were other centers, taking orders for | clothing, blankets, etc., requiring {held yesterday afternon by the Juneau Lodge of Elks in the hall Complaints {rof several of their customers have been filed in the |of their building on Franklin United States Attorney's office. |Street. There was a gratifying charging they have not dellvered‘a;wndanoe, the goods purchased, and have| The exercises commenced Wwith failed to return the deposit money.|the playing of Chopin’s Funeral iMarch by Mrs. Maud Sanborn. the Amy with the Addington’s sea- |Exalted Ruler George Messer- men and Mr. Wilson proceaded to schmidt and officers of the lodge Juneau, arriving nere last evening. |took part in ritualistic ceremonies Capt. Sevold today conferred suitable to the occasion. Vocal with Capt. Albert LaGasa and 1. selections were given by the Dou- Goldstein, owner of the schooner ble Quartette of the Episcopal Ca- Sitka regarding efforts to raise thedral and a violin solo was ren- the Addington. Capt. LaGasa, dered by Miss Corrinne Jenne. # aboard the Sitka. may leave here | An eloquent address was delivered Wednesday for the scene of the by H. L. Faulkner. The audience wreck. |sang “Auld Lank Syne” and the Dimensions of Addington | program was concluded by bene- The Addington is 32.8 feet long. !diction by the Chaplain, J. D. Van 107 fee wide and 6.3 feet deep. Atta. She is of 11 gross and 7 net tons., Members of the lodge who passed Her She was built in Tacoma in 1918. Armstrong, S. Zenger, Albert B. For several years she has been en- Todd, Gabriel Sater and John T. gaged in the fishing industry and Spickett. has made Juneau her home port. | The present accident is the ves- sel's second this year. Last sum- HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS |mer, she struck a reef not for PLAY ALUMNl TUESDAY from Prince Rupert, B. C. while she was returning to Juneau after | g having lended a trip of halibut at! The Juneau leh School slrls the British Columbia port. basketbal lteam will meet the Alumni girls Tuesday evening in |the first game of a scheduled two- game program. The High School girls are under the direction of Coach Enid Burns. Mrs. Elliott Thompson, the former Elsie Jen- cen, who played center in her high school days is coach of the Alumni team. AUTO ACCIDENT SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Dec. 5.— Mrs. Nettie Bringhurst Houston Vessel Submerged Quickly The Addington was submerged soon after she struck at 6 o'clock last Tuesday evening. Mr, Hack- enstadt acted quickly in taking the blankets and provisions that he got ashore. The ship's company stayed on the beach last Tuesday night and most of 'Wednesday. Trey went to Snyder's fox ranch near Tenakee Wednesday. They re- maned there 'Wednesday night. Capt. Sevold and Mr. Johnson in 2 skiff rowed from the fox ranch to where the Amy was anchored i Tenakee Inlet Thursday. Mr. Wilson moved the Amy to the Snyder fox ranch and took aboard the shipwrecked trio. Held by Bad Weather He was held at the fox ranch by bad weather until Saturday morning when he got away and went as far as Funter Bay. There all the uarty were put up Satur- day night by Superintendent With- row of the Alaska Pacific Salmon ‘Corporation’s cannery. Yesberday CHRISTMAS GIFTS THAT LAST! WRIST WATCHES A wonderful gift for any any member of the family SEE Our wide selection at reasonable prices LUDWIG NELSON With every purchase and all accounts paid Award Tickets are given on General Elec- ' .tric Radio to be given away chnumulnumm Give Jewelry i{ N TRy cabepe s ssesbbisrbbedibieieos last of the daughters of Gen. Hous- ton, died today ds tha resnit 'af injuries received in an ausomowile crash last Saturday. The New York judge who declar- ed that a man is master of his own home reflects little credit upon tne wisdom of the judiciary. diesel engine is 20 horsepower. away in the last year were E. L.| AIRPLANE DASH 0. M. MORRISON IS BEING MADE 70 WED FRIDAY BY SEN.WALKER BETTY ISRAEL Appointee from Colorado Romance of Tallapoosa Hurries East to Help | Ensign and Dayton Girl Out Democrats Began Last Fall BULLETIN — COLUMBUS, gn D. McG. Morrison Ohio, Dec. 5.—Walter Walker, United States Coast Gua: Democratic Senator - designate r Tallapoosa and Miss Bet1y from Colorade, making an air el of Dayton, Wash., are en- dash to Washington to claim ged to be married next Friday his seat, hoping to give the he ceremony will be held at Mi: Democrats a numerical major- |1 1's home in Dayton, according ity in the Senate, has left here Lieut. Henry C. Perkins of For Pittsburgh, planning to he cutter, leave the airplane there and | Mr. Morrison was granted 20 leave from the service vessel she was at Prince Rupert, and left immediately for take another for Washington. |days B. C, Dayton. The romance between Mr. Mor- on-and Miss Israel had its in- PLANS FOR FLIGHT DENVER, Colo., Dec. 5—An air- plane dash from Colorado to Wash- ington, D. C., by United States tion early last Fall when he Seunttr Waiter WAEEISRRITA, i 08 Dayt)on to be best man| Was planned last Satupday, o gt the marriage of Lieut. Perkinsj the Democratic Party numer: control of the Senate when short term of Congress convened today. i Walker was appointed by Gov. | Adams to the unexpired term of the late Senator Waterman, Ro>- publican. Vote Not Counted Walker announced his plan for the flight when the State Canvass- Miss Dorothy Israel, former school teacher in Juneau anc nt of Miss Betty Israel. Morrison and his bridc their home in this city - DOUBLES UP CXLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 5. Proctor is a different hole- d the Mr wil nake | Oregon SCOUT HONOR COURT TODAY December Meeting Will Held This Evening at Capitol Building The December session of Iy TGO MUCH MEAT IS FOUND EXPENSIVE BY FT. YUKON MAN| An oversupply of caribou meat | proved expensive to Thomas Ken- mdy. Ft. Yukon resident, and a windfall to the hospital there and the town’s needy. Ken- nedy, arrested by Game ' Warden George W. Taylor, entered a plea | the of guilty to having more than the | Juneau Boy Scout Court of Honor legal supply of game meat and was the district court room on th floor of the Capitol building, it was announced today by Dr. Robert Simpson, president of the Scout Council. Regular examiners for rank re- view, who have been present at former Court sessions are expected to be on hand a few minutes early in order to have everything in readiness promptly: at 7:30 o'clock. All scouts who have honor badge examinations to be reviewed are expected to attend, as are all | scouts from Troop 613 who have not yet been quizzed on their second class work by the Court. Anyone interested in scouting is - invited to be present. R T LS TN At PEAR STUDY FINANCED CORVALLIS, Ore. Southern orchardists have contrib- uted $6,300 to enable Oregon State College to study the harv storage and marketing of winier pe e e olfer. He scored two aces the same ing Board failed to complete the n-one official vote count in the spec-|¢ cessive days over tacular contest between Walker aad |course, playing the same ball. Not, Karl Schuyler, Republican, for xhe owever,.on the same hole. neau Bakery DO-NUT SPECIAL TUESDAY! Doughnuts 20 cents dozen. Ju- —adv. |will be held at 7:30 p. m. today in fined $75, and costs by Judge Win- 5 the jfred Dalziel. The costs wer: more than twice | the amount of the fine, amounting tc $154.34, according to advices the Alaska Game Commi Warden Taylor seized 44 hind- ‘quarbers and 36 front quarters of caribou. The meat was ordered forfeited and was turned over to the hospital and needy of Ft. Yu- {kon. —_————— JUNEAU WOMEN'S CLUB The regular monthly lunch of the Juneau Women’s Club will he held Tuesday, Dec. 6 at Mrs. Hook- er's Coffee Shoppe. 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