The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 17, 1933, Page 8

. the company will continue. Capt. | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, FEB. 17, 1933. OPERATIONS AT ISLANDER WREGK AT STANDSTILL Capt. A. ]. La Gasa Brings Crew to Juneau to Re- main Temporarily Operations of Capt. A. J. Lz\" Gasa, pre nt of the Alaska Sal- | vage g Company, M; the scene of the Islander wreck | off the end of Douglas Island | have ceased for the time being. | Capt. LaGasa returned to Juneau yesterday afternoon with his crew of four on the motorship Sitka which was chartered by the com- pany from I. Goldstein. Capt. La Gasa has been divmgi at the scene of the wreck and | conducting operations there for the last six weeks in an effort to salvage the fortune reputed to have sunk with the vessel many years ago. He has been using a| diving suit resembling a suit of armor invented by himself and a diving bell with telephone and oth- er necessary equipment. Still Confident Though Capt. LaGasa has made a number of dives and contacted the vessel it is mot known mnow whether or not the operations oil‘ LaGasa feels confident that any-i thing which is on the wreck can be procured and brought to the| surface with the aid of his diving equipment, but . the progress is! necessarily slow. i A reorganization of the company has been spoken of and may take place at a meeting of the officers of the company to take place in| the near future, at which time further plans will be decided upon. | RAINBOW GIRLS HAVE INITIATION TONIGHT; DANCE WILL FOLLOW Initiation of two new members will be held by the Rainbow Girls at 7:30 o'clock tonight under the new officers of the organization, Phyllis Edwards is Worthy Advisor. The initiation will be held at the Scottish Rite Temple and both | Masons and Eastern Star members | are invited to attend the cere-, mony. Following initiation the Rainbow Girls' will be hostesses at a dance to which Masons, EasternStarsand DeMolays are asked as well as others invited. It will begin about 9:15 o'clock. Miss Carol Robertson is chair- | man of the committee for refresh- ments. BREWTRS DISCUSS OUTLOOK FOR LEGALIZED BEER ENTERS HOSPITAL of distance. He packed a bomb . . 53 Te Pl and.| vHb Aluake See Grandson in Movies c¢hampion floored Tyson twice in the second round with swinging| rights high to the head. In the Silas T. Phelps have never seen medical treatment. third he dropped him again Withtheir five year old grandson in —————— a long right to the temple. |person, but they know just how GOODY SALE Tacoma sports writers said: “the he looks, acts and talks because newcomer appears to have color, they often go to the movies and fighting instinct and the punch t0 see him there. He is Buster Phelps, make a great attraction. Tyson child actor of Hollywood. put up the best fight he has ever WINS IN FIRST MILES MURPHY - FIGHT OUTSIDE Electric, Saturday, Feb. 25. ——e Mrs. John Erickson entered St COLUMBUS, O—Mr. and Mrs. | Ann's Hospital last evemmg. ond By Lutheran Ladies at Capital Old Papers for sale at ‘Emplire, iBeats Theron Tyson in Fast { Go at |Tacoma—Work Is Warmly Praised | Miles Murphy, Alaska Middle- | weight boxing champion and well- known Juneau fighter, last night made his debut in the States with a ring victory at Tacoma over | Theron Tyson, Eatonville middle- iwcuzht. taking a four-round decis- | o easily. | Murphy, said an Associated Press :'fi from Tacoma, showed a City Clerk. | hat unorthodox technique, | First publication, Feb. 17, 1933. |but fine co-ordination and judge | Last publication, Feb. 28, 1933. shown here and refused to take the count when he was floored, but Murphy didn't come all the way from Alaska to take a lick- ing.” —— FINAL TAX NOTICE Second and final payment of taxes become delinquent Tuesday. March 7, 1933. After this date, 10% penalty and 8% interest at- taches to all unpaid taxes. H. R. SHEPARD, SPECIAL! FOR MEN ARROW COLLARS [ Officlals of the United States Brewing as=osiatio Left to right: W. C. Krueger of Yankees, president; R. A. Huber of St L> Chicago. secretary. (Associated Press Ph oto) outlined prospects for legalized beer in a meeting in N. J, treasurer; Col. Jacob Ruppert of the New York president; James R. Nicholson of New York, acting Our New Dresses Have Arrived 50 cents per Dozen MRS. J. DOTSON PASSES AWAY AT MIDNIGH Death of Ol?l Time Resident of Eagle River Occurs At St. Ann’s Hospital Mrs. Theresa L. Dotson, wife of| John Dotson of Eagle River died at 12:15 o'clock this morning at St. Ann's Hospital. Mrs. Dotson was brought to Juneau late yester- day afternoon by her son, Alvin Dotson and entered St. Ann’s Hos- pital about 6 o'clock in the evening. ‘Death was caused by myocarditis according to Dr. H .C. De Vighns who was called in last evening to attend her. Mrs. Dotson is survived by her husband, two children, Alvin Dot- son and a married daughter, Mrs. {W. E. Butts both of Juneau, and by four brothers, Herman Lievel,| and Bernard Lievel of Ronan, Mon- tana, Henry and Anton Lievel of Kennewick, Washington, and a sis- ter, Mrs. Katherine Legei of St. Paul, Minnesota. Having lived near Juneau for many years, Mrs. Dotson is well known to the old time residents of CHICKEN 30c BUTTER 24c Pound | 3 cans 50C P e et TAMALES | 3 - 3cans 50c Bottles COFFEE Pound this city. She as born in Oconto, FAST COLOR HOUSE DRESSES, [ County, Wisconsin, and was mar- ried to John Dotson at Thompson ERNIE SCHAAF Sizes 1215 to 184 Sizes 32 to 46 Others for 1Falls, Montana, 28 years ago. They | I‘cume to Alaska together in 1911 LAID TU HEST and established their home at Eagle | River 19 years ago. [ | The remains are at the C. W. g | Carter Mortuary awaiting funeral Volley Fired by Na\'y {arrangements which are pending / !word from relatives in thesouth. S Hilt ad and I\‘I SRR C Bugler Sounds Taps ! - e INITIATION AND o | PARTY GIVEN BY |rrom the iitle whie nouse e } wOMEN OF MoosEHx:ughL for his mother with the ifirst prize rihg earnings, the b |of Ernie Schaaf, who died in York City iast Saturday, as |alleged result of a blow struck | Primo Carnera in a fight the p vious evening, was bourne to the last resting place in St. Mary's cemetery this after: A Navy firing squad sent up a parting volley and a Marine bug- ler sounded taps. In honor of Mrs. Jenne Brum- berg and Mrs. Minerva Reeder who were initiated into the Women of the Moose Chapter last evening, a pleasant social was given at | which there was a banner attend- ance of brother Moose. Dancing, cards and games were | the diversions of the evening and were followed by a supper which| was served by the members of the ! lodge in honor of the initiates and | 'of Mrs. Olaf Bodding and Mrs Marvin Chase whose birthdays oc- | cur during the month. Members of the committee in charge of the entertainment were Mris. Robert Light, Mrs. Marvin o Chase and Mrs. Gildo Bottello. e eee 30,000 Volts—Bzt! EGREVILLE, France—A large buzzard, alighting on a high ten- slon cable ng 3 |in sudden darkn - AT ALASKAN Paul Glax, of Juneau, is at the Alaskan Hotel. | GOODY SALE SATURDAY | Martha Society will hold a goody sale at Sanitary Grocery February 18. —adv, AMOCAT ASPARAGUS GINGER ALE 48c Canada Dry GINGER ALE J2C Quart CHILDREN’S and MISSES’ DRESSES 1.00 At GARNICK’S, Phone 174 Leader Departm:znt Store They Are Going Fast! GEORGE BROS. 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SHORTENING, 3 pounds :............20c | DRY SALTPORK ................He . PHONES 24 Business Is Good Meat Dept., 24-2 rings