The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 20, 1933, Page 8

8 Y ’ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, OCT. 20, 1933. ; ts in the Yukon Ter- N ' CHARLESFRANK SQUAW CREEK Daily Cross-word Puzsle ACROSS i o 8. P # a lobe or ’ o Meadow ERISITHASIPISHSEE] |, ,meiat a u 9. Kind ot meat |R|O|P|EFAS|L AP ZRKIAIW 11- Money hoarder [ AT THIRD TRIAL: VISITS HERE =" avipBeriacimy & o o - l . rchment 14. Ja h 21. Obst: R R 15, Cotton fabric DIR[ NKISEAVIORIE| ) oasiveams ™ ; . 2. efors Man Sentenced to Life for Frank Henderson Is Satis-| ** S sr, [GIAILEIS SOIPZPIEIN] ™ “iavend l -, ik Hendeson s Sats| [0E%E: BT EBRCIOPIEEID & M, H TOMATOES EXTRAS EXTRAS Sparrow Killing, Freed, : 1ed with Results o Sl MIEINZES| | IRALOIR[DIS] ,, ,mark l . 0. Pas: - 3 28. n . Says Attorney Orton | Operations S ED|GIEZABIEILIAITIE 1. Baible roots Frank Henderson of Dawso 25, Thicker QEEEEE S 3:8?:““"0(- On a third trial at Nome in rank Henderson of Dawson,| 2. AlP|PEIARRIE AS|1IA| 3 Soit mass o connection with the killing of J. geologist and President of the Yu- | 24 Hal and fare- [=rrmpgio T INIGAPIO[D|S b B oot : ; W. Sparrow in that city in Decem- kon Ventures, arrived in Juneau | 5 Born first TIRINY SIAITIE TITZ‘A Pl 35, Thfoe:sl %e. < per, 1928, Charles Frank was re- on the Yukon for a several days’ % g‘ablellun(d = 26, Hato cently acquitted acco: to Ira | business s . Parcel o & S S SeWK 3. Shield or tar- D. Orton, prominer o of| Mr. Henderson has extensive| so. B hot. 47, Uneven 1. Stripling s niioh s, | i bottomed 5o, Give: Scotch 2. Difference be- fat Nome and Seattle, one of the ac- } boat tween twi 40. cused man’s attorneys, who is on| ritory Columbia. He| g4, Channeled or 5L Tear apart Consscutive Ay o his way 'to Seattle aboard the essed gratification over the re- grooved 62. Oriental numbers 42, Nest n!l bira ¥ | g 37 The milkfish guitar 3. Sacred city of of pi steamer Yukon. | of his operations on Squaw | 38 Oriental drum 53. Half ems India 44, Catch stent of DOZEN t First Trial in 29 | creek, about 80 miles from Atlin,| 41 Raised b4. Secret military Excuse: collog. 46. Drink slowly POUND A . 5 5 . A drug agent W . Perched Frank's first trial took place in|this summer, and also has six men | 44; Compound 55, Outer covering o . Historical E( l S P 1920 and resulted in a verdict ‘of working on Pine Creek, near Lake ether of a seed . Ya period =" TOCeCSSC guilty of murder in the first de-|Surprise near Atlin. gree and a life sentence. On Skagway's Civic Pride appeal before the Circuit Court of “I was very much impressed S A H Appeals in San Francisco, he was with the fine attitude of the peo- | L C E’ R T 0 granted a new trial which was ple of Skagway, during my stay held in 1931, It resulted in a|there enroute” said Mr. Hender- conviction for murder in the sec- son. “They are sincerely trying to ond degree and a 35-year sen-]dovl’lop the possibilities of this From this conviction also,|great country. In addition to their tence. an appeal was taken. and another ! consistent interest in mining they new trial granted. | have much civic pride, and are Final Trial—Asquittal | now particularly grateful for the The third trial, recently result- Public Works road fund which is ed in a verdict of acquttal | greatly reducing their unemploy- B:sides Mr. Orton, the other at- | ment, and will do much to relicve | _ torneys for the defense were O. economic stress this winter.” D. Cochran and Hugh O'Neill. | In May of this year Mr. Hender- Mr. Orton flew from son had the thrilling experience where he spends each summi of crashing through the ice on i Fairbanks and from there took the Lake Bennelt in a large Canadian i train to Seward where he boarded | Airways Fokker. Wheels had just the Yukon. While he was in Ju-replaced skiis on the plane and in POUND BOTTLE Marblehead CERTO * neau yesterday, Mr. Orton called landing the ice was mnot suffic- k a$ the Governor's office for a st iently strong to hold the plane. It i “? visit with Gov. John W. Troy. crashed partly through the ice, | i ———.———— but fortunately no one was in- 1 A T T ) jured and the wings and tail of & AT THE HOTEL w the plane prevented it from sink- ece0cevs v e oo inz i / Gastineau | o s - § Richard Wakelin, Seattle; Hafy- INTERIOR PEOPLE ON WAY Lo . PHONES 92—95 TWO TRUCKS—5 DELIVERIES DAILY ger Hardy, Yakutat; Louise Nes: OUTSIDE ABOARD YUKON Yakutat; John Mallan, Yakutat; | HERB COLEMAN BACK FROM Natlonal Cemete at 3 ‘ A’ J. Ditthretiner, Seattle; ¥, Hen-! Among the southbound passeng- TRIP TO HAINES | Sitk 2 FOR $40.00 IN TRADE OR FREE TICKET TO SEATTLE————TONIGHT AT 7 P. M itka to Be Improved : S ! s derson, Skagway; Hans Fjelle, Ken- ers aboard the Yukon are Jack necott; Paul Warner, McCarthy; L. Kennally, noted sourdough and Herb Coleman, or Coleman’s Ho'-‘ ey G. Wingard; T, J. Strobe, Dupont. brother of Pat Kennally, discoverer |IyWood Style Shop, returned aboard | WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.—Includ- Th L d D t t st Alaskan of the Circle Camp; Herbert Sted- |the Yukon from a business trip toj ed in the Public Works allotments e ea er epar men ore Charles J. Taylor and Mrs. |Haines. He left here early this yesterday is an item of $5100 for Edward Olson, Fairbanks; Harry din, 2 4 S. Nelson, Cordova. | Carl Rivers, of Fairbanks, and Mr. | Week on the Alaska. | improvement of the grounds at the George Brothets Zynda |and Mrs. Walter Johnson of Ne- —————— | National Cemetery at Sitka, Alaska. Dwight A. Chase; T. W. White, nana The aavernsemenis oring you‘ s 7S city; A. Olson and wife, city; Pat| ———————— news of better things to have and‘ Metzgar, city. SHOP IN JUNEAU easler ways to live. Dally. Sigers: WantiAts BN D WEATHER SPECIALS! 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