The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 27, 1933, Page 8

! 1o THE DAILY A[.ASKA EMPIRE TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1933, | TRUY AN[] NASH ’Brmh(’rs All, and All Play Bal/l : A FUNERAL UF E;Phy lth e BUSINESS IS BAND CONCERT | IN GUNFERENGE Even Cvo_ach‘ and qucot in Famt{y E, C. GUERIN I . PICKING UP | ON JULY THIRD ON DEER ISSUE; A g ' R WEDNESDAY | ALONG COAST|,.z: 5w o musa v a0 its bit to aid in the Fourth of Governor and Investigator| Services at Scomsh Rite . July celebration and will Continued Improvement IS an open air concert next Mongdlavyc Discuss Cul‘l'cnt Rcin— | Temple Tomorrow Under deer Investigation Masonic Direction o Seen, Federal Reserve |nisn, pUT D D O R, ain or shine. The band will be Report Shows stationsd under one of the mar- quees along Front Street and the SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., June 27.lother marquees will give shelter —The Federal Reserve Bank re-ito listeners, if it rains. A full re- ports the Pacific Slope businessihearsal will be held tonight on improvement continued through|the entire program to be May with little let up. Monday night. Productions of most lines was| Last night the band appearad at about the same level as a year(at the baseball park and played ago with distribution and sale of|between innings of the baseball commodities moving at a more{game. rapid rate. “ ‘Wholesale prices of commodities| &= moved upward in May. During the first half of June employment conditions improved and wage payments increased. F R E Although prices of nonferrous metals increased, production ad- vanced slightly. ' 50-P IECE . BICKELHAUFT OF JIG SAW PUZZLE " P. A. AIRWAYS ON 361-SPACE WAY TO FAIRBANKS|{CROSS WORD PUZZLE I A. Bickelhaupt, of New York McKESSON FIRST Funeral services for E. C. Guerin, | ; who died suddenly last Wednes day morning at his home on Dis- tin Averiue, will be held at tne ttish Rite Temple tomorrow oon at 2 o'clock, under the Enroute to S to make another perso gation of the Reind Roy Nash, invest terior Departmer today wih Gov given a direction of the Masonic Orde The Rev. C. E. Rice will deliver an eulogy and ritualistic services be conducted by the offic- ers of the lodge, of which Mr. Guerin was a member, Music during the services will be fur- hed by a mixed quartet. Inter- Y will be in the Masonic plot of Evergreen Cemetery ‘ he will as con mand In add 1 to investigating re- \ ported differences between Eski- mo and white reindeer herd own- Mr. Nash will dy the en- 3 i i gy 2 3 5 Hine svstem of adminisiration %o It's a sccrckeeper's nightmare when the Sibilsky nine goes into action. From left, standing, are Pall ‘beaters: will, be ~Dr. Robsct : Getermine whether it is the proper| Theodore, Sr, father and coach; Fred, Ernest, August, Louis and Harold, all brothers; kneeling are 'S. J. MacKinnon, Daniel one, or if some other method of | Thecdore, Jr., Elmer, William and Carlos, still more brothers. Theodore David, son of Theodore, Jr., . S Whittler, Prank Mc- handling it will be better. | is the team’s mascot. Cafforty and Charles Nagt . It is possible that Gov. Troy l — e ———— ————— join him at Nome later this| HOUGHTON, Mich,, June 27— mer as he plans to visit the | gipilsky singled, advancing Siml-} lndlans P‘ew BOSS RUSTGRADS SEND BP‘RNARD "OINS STAFF » north as long ers, Northwest in a trip that will take |sky and Sibilsky; Sibilsky up; Sib- AT THEILE’S CANNERY £ 4 to almost all sections of the |jlisky hit a home run, scoring four O it P & rerritory as soon as official du-|gibilskies. . . " | R. L. Bernesd, Juneau business Y and his son, Peter, are on ties here will permit. Mr. Nash| So might read a play by plas man, will leave Juneau on the 3:9“' Rind “:1 :"‘"ba';bks aboard AID BOOK will return here after his in-/gecount of a baseball game when N‘ Lhwcs:crn tomorrow for Wran- e steamer Yukon. . Bickel- . H vestipations. are conpliided and Te-|the Sitiisky nink gets’into action | hI:\"xeptx is ;akmg the trip Lo\ the, with each 40-cent main in Juncau for a week OF nere, LDGAL KI DIES Mr. Bernard will join the staff et Superise. Ao urchase of more | There are nine of the Sibilsk Karl Theile's Diamond K lstrucf.ian of the new $50000 hang- | P « He has been connected with the |prothers and they dll play wnnery for the summer, and dees \ar to be erected this summer by M n of Indian Affairs in the pa)l on one team. Moreo contemplate returning to Ju- the Pacific Alaska Airways in CIAesson Fairbanks. . While the steamer was in Ju- neau this morning, Mr. Bickel- P roducts haupt and his son were breakfast . n 'Former ]uneau Re.fldenls neau until the close of the can-| Remember Children |ning season. on July Fourth 'poyp "HALIBUTERS i rior Department for many | father of the nine is coa 3 While here he also cOD-|a gon of one of the nine is mas: forred with Paul W. Gordon, Di-|eot rector of Education in Alaska for| pioht now the team is looking x / | . that Bureau. for another aggregation of base- % e | guests of Gov. John W. Tx_‘oy. qu. ‘4 s, oo TS |ball playing brothers so that a & o " SELL AT SEATTLE ___l Troy and he became f{riends in 1 |sort of brothers' world series or{ B e e | “one of the strangest criminai| WaShington, D. C. last winter and ! | championship game can be play- dressed to the chairman of thei .. p g0 Ton o cnoone! cases in history brings together |loSether made the trip by alr-| Juneau Dru 1 lea. Fourth of July C;)mmmos‘ sent in| = 'i‘n:-xbird‘ ‘(:‘\mr i fx'om !hl* e James J. Dickson (inset) and his Plane from Washington to Califor- H They're Really Good care . of Gov. John ' W. T oen halibut banks today with 1. estranged wife, Mrs. Gertrude Dick.|nia during the late spring. . A year ago the Sibilskys, all Mis, Josepliine Rustgand, enclosed’ o - st Y N anq son, as defendants charged with in| Mr. Bickelhaupt and his son 0. i GUES A brothens banging' fom 16 to-. 8k a check for $5 to be used for ten ;“” P[““" 5 a“‘u sold for 3% and g encing Dr. Frank Bishop to com | motored from New York City to i z i < ~ aws 4 cents a pound. . Th F P years, whipped every team that i’g fg:‘é:i;}’flf; 'fih:e],l:{? Ged = el HEEE aveivhlss were GHs F""r‘:uzm‘;":omn%s%i“EI';:;T::;IlSea:}L]L !an‘:xare lakh:g c;eu;w = “The Corner Drug Store” . g i are well " Pl ' Y 0 e Interior over i Richard- ! MINUS GuARD:rhongd ntx?:xl; ;:a;tlh ;rnhgi Jl':ml if best red, white and blue costume F“““lmfl "th W:’:’h(mnl&filw lpul;nd's, r‘r:’:l:::‘r:“;h:::le; act'::::cnrfr:e:::f; Nom T way, ! | the hitting continues as good as it gl; ;:-;Dl?.}\fl mycl:re Fourth of July \w:ff:uu h:;‘ S I-;f:‘f"(“mi’ % ed on investments and purported | i 3 ] has been, they'll have an even ars s - e e : visits from his deceased wife. (As. = [ l::&‘.x.b‘;:“ ‘tha};\ in 1932 o R SR Mrs. Rustgard wrote the letter -“0““(:- “';;}‘ AF‘-”;*m‘(‘l”: ”-g‘zg ociated Press Photo) - vi v n . | pounds, se. ng Ior a 2 cel ~ { Organizer and ind Wife Recov-| ™ imsame 'Stk 51, the - T L T s e o e ——————————I|| SAVE 10 CENTS A POUND AND BUY J‘ ering from Gang N ;)ll‘f\l'(;d Cs::‘:bflfninc:‘“"]:‘f”:‘“ big train” of baseball for ,ma'nyvzza:‘l visiting. She advises that they ar-| Gl._ Gl“o:(‘lrr ‘TR]PLE AUNIVERSARY IS BUTTER SUBSTITUTE a3 il ” and former manager of the Wash- riveq in Oslo a few hours too late MRS. GUS GEORGE ¢ H Bullet Wounds Gnough 6o ewing o Bat,; Dasenall A0S fOTHEr TARGRLEY the Washe: rive g deow hours Wotlate ) ROM WO MONT T i Bt dnly 18 Bia Dot aport; 6 1a ey A" e Cleveland naians. tie 1o, the bie May 17 Day cuil-| FROM FWO MORTHS VISR | gEL;Egfi?TEI)D B:A%C?LlYl NUCOA, pound 20¢ CHICAGO, I, June 27.—Henry|hobby as well succeeds Roger Peckinpaugh. (As- : s Bt il s i Berger, aged 41 years, General| oy B Thaaniwik oty g i L ture of the celebration, which is| | AN GEM NUT, pound 20¢ < erger, ag H e in observance of Norway's na-; Mrs. Gus George, who has boenl < Organizer for the Internationall After he was married and the|———————————— & y 3 8 tional holiday commemorating the |Visiting in the south for the last' i Brotherhood of Teamsters, ventured |babies came—all nine were boys— | Sreadinn r4n A s wo months, returned here on the| Thursday, June 15, marked a ; home today for the first time in|he taught them to throw a anKARL THEILE = oy o e forariny . btk mealis Srmimvaicy s 4d] % . d ceveral weeks Without a police almost as early as they learned to| today to Ralph Martin, Actinz panied by her sister, Mrs. F. J.|family of former Governor of Al-| At (]ARNICK S Phone 174 Y guard {say “daddy” so other folk could| e anger of the loa) Amibkia |Mullen, whom she visited in Se. |aska and Mrs. Soott O. Bone. The! ? 1 Both he and his wife have been|understand it. As they matured,| (»xm;nnar;ci e Lo e i e wou B a1y was | Ohaerved oy i ol in a hospital as the result of bullet each gravitated o some amateur Logian Eoat wnd wil be Wadd i [BCLS, ek of ame. Goarge (4 4 Dariy & the. Bl of a4 Somes| ‘ wounds when shot by two gunmen|or semi-professional baseball team. Rustgard have designated. ‘mdermho stay. on upper De la Vine Street, Santa | b who drew alongside their automo-| A year ago thelr fathe E,““-el‘l. R R While she was away, Mrs. George | Barbara, Cal, which was attended g bile and opened fire in answer, to/them in and proposed the family also visited her mother, Mrs. D.{by many members of the family. | S vhat the police said, was the an-| club. The idea clicked. They or-| INFORMATION WANTED J. Ramsay in Pomoro’v Wash.i Former Governor and Mrs. Bone N - ! swer of the outlaw Teamsters'|ganized and have been winning| b 1 a}xd anotber’ #isber: Mrs l.anr,; were married forty-six years ago N Union to Berger's efforts to force ball games ever since. % Information regarding the!Jjohnson, who lives in Walla Walla,|and the co-participants were Mr. | 9 i it to join the Brotherhood and| “Brothers havmlg played twiFamlly Also Goes South on ghereabouts of Gray Stanley Tilly i Al Tand Liris t aoba Hdva Bl O[i MEN’S CRAVENETTED RAINCOATS American Federation of Labor. gether all their lives acquire a t ‘ is wanted by his sister, Mrs. C.|muss s ¢ i Beverly Hills, who reached their g : o 1SS SIMPINS COMING i y , d smoothness of teamwork that a Northqu SHLy oL F. Wangelin, of 1205 Stewart St.| HOME TO SPEND SUMMER fourteenth mflestone, and Mr. and Regular $22.50 Values 1 BARANOF LEAVES |team of strangers chn hardly hope Vacation Trip Seattle, according to a letter re- = |Mrs. Alfred B. Wilox, whose ‘ to acquire,” says Sibilsky, Senior, —_ ceived by Mayor I. Goldstein. Miss Mary Simpkins, daughter of Wedding three years ago was of . P ON WEEKLY TRIP |‘look at those youngsters feld”| gqr Thelle will leave for his Tilly is known to have lived in|nr. and Mrs. George Simpkins, interest to their maney friends of | Now $12 95 KA. RETURN But Football Is Out | cannery at ~Wrangell tomorrow Juneau, Cordova and Kennecott,he|will arrive on the Princess Char-|the Bone family in Juncau. Car-| ; TO SIT! Theodore, Jr, does most ofj, and supervise the operation during having been last heard from at the lotte tonight to spend the summer 1ol Alfred Bone, an unmarried the pitching, But when he is not |, 2 s Mrs. Theile, jon. Miss Si t littly H he . 8. the coming season. rs. Theile, latter place. vacation. Miss Simpkins has been | son, was present as was little in form any of the brothers cany son Karl Jr., Mrs. Theile's attending the Univep"il‘ f Wash- | Philip Scott Wilcox, who repre-! On the regular trip to SHK3 |y, gver the job and do it well lggar Catherine MeLaughlin will Oid papers at The Empire. g gl ! | ¢ George Bros. oclock and is due back at 5|y gy foothall team s Qub of |vicTaughiin, Karl dr. will spend ; " " ‘ SV brothers. and Mrs. Theile will return to {will return to Juneau. a first vear. sented the third generation. i and way ports, the seaplane Bar-{ .y winter they may fake UP|accompany Mr. Theile to Wran- - Ps Ba Y L SO A et vt TR S A iy Genre. Myrlmri hockey. Several of the DIOWREIS|go) o the Northwestern and then and Chandler Hicks, mechanic, le d players and the e e il ws ey s Gt (LN B o 1o SRR s i This is the First Report of the American WIEST 80, 8 | B ¢ . i Automobile Association Con ' hangar here late this allernoonihe guestion. There are oniy REHthe summer with his grandmother cia test Board R. E Blake was an outbound —————— Wrangell, This fall the family ; <, l m , passenger for Hawk Inlet, whers| | g 3 /'77/FIED << he wil be emploved on the W.STARR-CALVERT TO The ind:pendent fishermen : o i Lt TIRE PRICES GOING UP Cotton and rubber up 40 to 60%. Wages have been - » S. Pekowich property; W. M. Rob- neiting yesterday in raised in rubber factories. Tire prices are going up, part of the “new deal” but it ecan’t be helped. The < W | srtson, who represents the Amer- SPEND WEEK WITH 4o e e i ican Can Co. took the plane to i it milkine, cordin to M. { T ook et NICK BEZ AT TODD Theile. and the cannery will start < {lahiies ot the: Buperii today. Pishing with i he eq 2 the Supel % e e i of the| Starr Calvert, Treasurer of the ‘l_mp and seiners will; open ¥ Packing Co., Starr Calve . i San Juan Fishing and P: an Juan Fishing and Packing % et i was a passenger for rived in Juneau on the|w. LE BLANC RETURNS 30x41 .50 tire is a dollar chfi:tiper thartlhlast year. Tires k ester Johnson, rep Yukon this morning and | FROM TENAKEE SPRINGS {ll are lowest in price in eight years, the prices are not National Grocery C 1:15 o'clock for Todd| hkely to go lower. The 30x5 H. D. Royal Ford truck tire is $17.80 and is standing the gaff well. William Grossman were passen-|where he will spend a week at the| w. LeBlanc, who has been spend- gers for Sitka. | Poril Straits Packing Co. in which |ing some time at the Tenakee Hot BUY NOW—U. S. TEMPERED RUBBER TIRES 2 ——————— the S.m bJuzm 1-‘Ls:unz and“ P;ciz(l; Springs, returned to Juneau on the Used on Studebaker, Dodge, Chevrolet and Ford. 3 ing Co. bas an interest with tehet i MRS. WILLIAM GROSSMAN gl Gy i [Epamteiip Extekell, - ik MOTORS AND USED PARTS CHEAP BETULNS X0 BIEBA B¥ on| Next week 'str.. oilperk i Ford model T pickup—$45; Dodge 4 sedan, rebored 1 PL THIS PRNOON | 1ave on the Aleutian for the last year—§50. ‘ & Bl Areaaian, - who westward where he will spend| ) 4 Mrs. 1llia Small, WH91sometime looking over the com-! D h E G is proprietor of a restaurant ;]“ pany's plants at Port San Juan BF ACH i utc 8 conom'y arage Sitka, returned to that city on the | 4" gogiak and return to Juneau M 4 scaplane Baranof, piloted by (;’;‘"e about August 1. Upon his return| € \ | Meyring, today, after spending|poy tne Westward, Mr. Calvert| WASH the last few days here on busi- expects to spend another week or s, Mrs. Grossman made thely., "gaus ot Todd with Mr. Bez. il ° “ . < ’a g AL Smmpg b Bt Starting —unsurpasse 00 afternoon. D. W. BRANCH 0! TO ql]’ Tq : & 5 e S S PR YAKUTAT ON YU L e \ WILL Ps o The advertisements are you | REpyRN SOUTH NEXT WEEK | Here is the AAA report. Read it: “This is to certify that 3 guide to efficlent fr_::ndlnx > 6 14 the Contest Board of the American Aumm;:,,;: Amzm,’ ,,'::; ; Will be paid for information leading to the arrest and 4 i i D. W. Branch, head of <he sal-| Ages to ‘conducted a series of tests on Standard Gasoline, manufactured by i conviction of the party or parties who slaughtered a H i :h:; &fifl;lf:figlaflwl:fia m\’;‘;‘)i ‘ Standard Oil Cozlpan);dof Ci;lfm'a for comparative starting efie 7%-month old Guernsey heifer in the pasture of the : B d S- :nncy under actual ro: pariso | i 3 senger on the steamer Yukon.| yepoo .09 oonevact gasolines considered to bec:? l::;\:ss’ ::maz On z:e'l::;hu":f‘:h,: i Glacier Dairy. Any detail should be comimunicated to ¥ Tomorrow's Styles Mr. Branch will leave the Yukon 1te and i tests, we find Standard Gasoline is unsurpased in STARTING. | FRANK MAIER 2 ! at Yakutat where he will inspect : e R g i 3’ Today” {|the company’s plant and return| ng co]ors Each of the seven fucls tested was purchased by our mh?'m '1 ! GLAC[ER DAIRY ] south on the same steamer. | in the open market from regular consumer outlets ideati- ¥ On the way south Mr. Branch | Also Prints fiable during the tests by code name known only to us, expects to stop over at Juneau, + A1l tests were conducted by us under carefully controlled conditions of |for several days to look over the| opc‘tion.llll1933‘(0Ckmoddsedm,mum{v§::oemxhthemlumd % 4% ?:Luxrx’::;y orei it e (e R $1 25 $1 95 ’policies of thé Contest Board of the American Automobile Associati g SUNEE L & Or PI. This statement s based on data developed by and on £IEWith 8 MARGARET ABRAHAMSON } {AAA Contest Board.” / f LEAVES FOR THE SOUTH | CONTEST, ' BOARD, AMERICAN, Av‘rouoln.l ASSOCIATIO E £ Miss Margaret Abrahamson, who 5 ! | gl emndions| ,9 STANDARD, GASOLINE . , brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C.| ! Juneau’s Own Store F, Wyller here for the lasi week,| 2 unsu ALL q"amm ) ; 161t for the south on the Aleutian g ” m— in- t il f 6 N -y At e 1/ B s ey L STANDARD OIL DEALERS’