The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 15, 1933, Page 8

. DLD-TIMER OF " NORTHLAND HAS PASSED BEYOND Folquert WTland Dies at Sitka—Came North in Gold Rush Days nd, prominent Alaska, died yesterday Sitka, where he has been f t several weeks, follow ess that had confinde hi: Ann’s Hospital in Juneau time, Wolland was 86 born in Norway, and came to the a young man. He 20, Sta was 1847, when coming to Alaska, he spent some time in Michigan and lived for t ears in Tacoma, where l\hl . John Wolland, is still a esident Attracted to Alaska in the days the gold rush, Mr. Wolland| n Skagway from 1895 until] , when he removed to Juneau i and opened a tailoring, shop which { he maintained until his illnes required that he give up the cupation that he had followed for many years. In Ska ‘Wolland life of He s ber of e Juneau City his last in 1915-1916 under Jolin Reck Until his recent he took | a prominent part in the affairs of| the Ep m',u' Church and in Juneau, Mr. active in the civic in which he lived was the tow served several terms as a mem- | Council Mayor illness fand’s health necessitated confine- | ment in St. Ann's Hospifal. He feft Juneau October 26th for Sitk Hot Springs, where it was hoped, that his health would improve, but was unable to continue bmond‘ Sitka. Unless plans are changed by his| hrother who has been notified of| s death, burlal will be in Sitka.| - SAWYER IN JUNEAU H. M. Sawyer, logging man of Ketchikan, was a Juneau arrival on the Northwestern last evening. BE SURE and_attend the MOOSE Card Party TONIGHT at 8 o’clock Public Invited Admission 50¢ M| B e~ e iy Refreshments O § { MASONS Of All Degrees EASTERN STAR DEMOLAYS RAINBOW GIRLS ¢ { i A cordial invitation is extend- ; ed to you and your friends to attend a dance at the Scot- (| tish Rite Temple, at Juneau, Q! Saturday evening, November 18, nine to twelve. Informal. Visiting members welcome. Refreshments Fifty cents MARTIN JORGENSEN, HOWARD D. STABLER, D. M. BOTHWELL, o ? Committee. P S el Free Booklet! ’ Home Method of DU BARRY Beauty Treatments | by the New | | } HAND PRINCIPLE As interpreted by b DORIS HALE Ask for Your Copy N Juneau Drug Co. Phone 33 Delivery Service | vation work. | aska Thursday. | dangerous weapon, i | MR. AND MRS. STEVENSON | | | Princess Norah after spending the A, N, B. ELECTS NEW OFFICERS COMING YEAR Sisterhood —Al:> Selects Members at Head of | Its O:‘ganization The annual e aska Native Bro Alaska Native Sisterhood, now in| jon in Juneau were held| ay afternoon at the H"uh” s { | n of the Al-| hood and the | officers for the| d were chosen: , Frank Booth of | Kake; Vice-President, Cyril Zu-| boff of Juneau; Second Vice-Pres- | ident, Ted Mitbeeth of Seldovia:| Secretary, Judson Brown of Haines; | Treasure Desmond of | ‘Wrange! t-at-Arms, Mark | Jacobs of Sitka. The Native Sisterhood chose the following: Grand President, Mrs. Ray James of Sitka; Vice-Presi- dent, Mrs. Louis Shortridge of| Second Vice-President, Mrs. Oscar Boyd, of Angoon; Secretary, Miss Minnie Brown of Haines; Treasurer, Mrs. James Grant of Hoonah; Sergeant-at-arms, Mrs.| Elizabeth Buseo of Sitka. 1t was previously anticipated that today would mark the end| of the conventions. but this after-| noon it appeared that the press of business would make necessary an added session tomorrow before| the slate would be finished. >, — Bank Building, formerly occupied i, to be completed by b 1, according to John I\ is expected |{December Reck, President of the First Na- jonal Bank. An entire been put in the store \nll |new floors, Work on the new front and en-| trance of the store is already com- | pleted by Dishaw and Son, con- tractors, who are doing the reno- 4 i Toda new foundation hns‘ and the interior of | ,¢r be refinished with| ————— CAMPBELL HERE TO TAKE | | | 1 PRISONERS TO STATES J Deputy United States Marshal H | D. Campbell arrived here yester- day on the steamer demosu'rn‘ from his headquarters at Wran- gell. He will take Evert Miki and| William Diamond south on the Al-| Miki is under sen-| tence to serve three years at Mc-| Neil Island for assault with a and Diamond to Morningside is to be taken Sanitarium for treatment. ———,——— RETURN TO SKAGWAY | D. L. Stevenson, conductor onj the White Pass and Yukon ute, and Mrs. Stevenson, return to their home in Skagway aboard the last two months visiting in the| States. They spent some time at the Century of Progress Exposi- tion in Chicago and visited Wash- ington, D. C. while they were away. Dally *mpre Want Ads Pay e STOCK PRICES MOVE SLOWLY, TRADING TODAY RENOVAT[ON OF FIRST Speculative Sentiment Still dollar rates. Leading iss a|by the Harry Race Drug Store, and | noued narrowly at a s close CORN-FED 10w A BIRDS The operation will add 12 mete was irregular. Grains, bonds and the curb were d on the hull of the lin s to the length of the ves to undergo similar treatment, ready to be dove Equities Shift Equities were shifted mildly from time to time but the trends were usually indefinite. Small gains were held by Stand- Oils of New Jersey and Cali- 1ia, American Telephone and >graph, American Can, Contin- ental Can, Natignal Distillers and S. Smelting while Homestake sed five points. Lesers Today Losers of fractions to around one ed the in y shortly & gy "“‘ NAT’L. BANK STORE TO Confused on Monetary l‘”:‘L 'L;Mf‘"; included é\lr aska i’” was started th o eau, Mcin lhed nemical transferred his membership to ru- BE FINISHED DEC. IST P;-ogram New lows for the year were hit neau when he became a resident —— by Consolidated and Public here. | work is going ahead rapidly on | _\ / YORK, Nov. 15. — Stocks | Service of New sel. About two months ago, Mr. Wol- |the renovation of the Seward Street | o 5 were indifferent to an- ot 40 store location in the First National| ., rp decline in the inter- CLOSING PRIC TODAY NEW YORK, Nov. 15.—Closing dull . quotation of Alaska Juneau mine culative sentiment is apparent- | stock today is 23%, American Can still confused regarding the Ad-|91%, American Power and Light ministration’s monetary program. 7§, Anaconda 15%, Armour B 2%, Bethlehem Steel 30%, Calumet and Hecla 47, Colorado Fuel and Iron 4%, Cmuu ‘Wright 2 4, Fox Film: ner Hamburg is shown in drydock at Hamburg as she underw hown at right Three other German liners ax ent a “face-lifting” operation. ith old bow LOCAL CHAMBER Local Business Men Are to Greet Heads of S. E. Alaska Organization Two of the most prominent In- dian leaders of Shueotast Alaska dian leaders of Southeast Alaska will be honor guests of the Cham- ber of Commerce at its weekly noon luncheon at Bailey's Cafe, it was announced today by John ‘W. Jones, President. They are Frank Booth, newly- elected President of the Alaska its annual convention here, and Frank G. Johnson, retiring after a two-year encumbency. The for- mer is a resident of this city and the latter of Kake. Other guests invited dre: Anderson, of Seims-Spokane Company, and R. H. Stock and C. e W. Wright, of the Wright Con- struction Company, of Aberdeen, G. PPRESIDENTS OF AN.B. GUESTS OF Native Brotherhood, now holding | fver | [LIVE TURKEYS, ALSO Wiggly store feature today a dis- |play of live turkeys and a doe rabbit with five little bunnies. RABBIT ON DISPLAY| | The show windows of the Piggly | JANET JOHNSON NOW AT GEORGE BROTHERS Miss Janet Johnson has been em- ployed as assistant to Mrs. Flor- ence Manville, cashier of the Lead- er Department Store and George | Brothers Grocery. - {RACE AND JONES | ON HUNT[NG TRIP Harry Race and John W. Jones {left on a short hunting trip Jast . night with Al Weather in his gas- boat “Ace.” The party expected to return to Juneau tonight. ——.— MRS. M. DAWSON ON WAY TO CARCROSS TO TAKE CARE OF SISTER'S ESTATE Mrs. B. O, Carcross, to take care of the es- tate of her sister, Mrs. E. N. Gid- eon, who passed away two weeks jago. In the estate is included | the Caribou Hotel in Carcross. e — MRS. M. WAT! RETURNS Mrs. M. Watson, whase husband | M. Dawson, of Vancouver, | passed through Juneau on | the Princess Norah on her way to, TO CARCROSS ON NORAH‘ Chuck <oiras, left end on the famous “Four Horsemen” team at | Notre Dame in 1924, is serving his eighth year as head coach of foot- ball at the University of North | Carolina. Jonteel Face Powder 50c Bridge Book FREE! Butler Mauro Wash. They are here to bid on! road projects that will be opened {is a merchant in Carcross, was a Drug Co. 4, General Motors 30%, Interna- . | homeward bound passenger on the | nal Harvester 39 Kennecott | by the United States Bureau of| Princess .Norah after a three- “E <] 21%;, Packard Motors 3%, Chicago| Public Roads tomorrow. months’ visit in the South. vcey e, rauy Milwaukee (preferred) T%, ‘Communication relative to an| —— ¢ ndard Oil of California 43%,| NRA system for Alaska and other| too-=——oroorosroooooosoossmssms e United Corporation 5%, Canadian |matters will be made public at i S Pacific 12%, United States Steel 41, | tomorrow's meeting, it was said. | DO:\ T I‘ ORGET : ity g C. Graham, minius engineer, was To Take Advantage of Our Sale BACK IN HOSPITAL E. E. Stender recently i from St. Ann's Hospi returned for medical N leas has ment. - BOUND FOR FAIRBANKS Mrs. Lydia Fohn-Hansen of Economics department of the ricultural College and School Mines at Fairbanks, is a passen- Seward on the North- ger for western. e GOING TO ANCHORAGE Miss Florence A. Kolb is route for Seward aboard the North- Miss Kolb is connected with the Land Office at Anchor- western. age. treat- a northbound passenger on thc‘ Princess Norah on his way to At-i lin, B. C. re- ital, GARNICK’S—Phone 174 % the Ag- of en- FOR ALL THE FAMILY Here are gifts that consid er the comiort of the re- ipients and so are more than welcome. mOZAT TONIGHT MANDARIN BALL ROOM R E Vv E L E R S A MISSION 50¢ P. O. Substation No. 1 Ladies Free LSO DUCKS, GEESE, TELEPHONE 24-2 RINGS Order That THANKSGIVING TURKEY Selected Corn-Fed Stock from lowa \D CAPONS—ORDER EARLY! Guaranteed Quality at Lowest Prices! PIGGLY WIGGLY NOW! IILK AND CORN-FED CHICKENS BUSINESS IS GOOD Shoes for men and children and : in sheepskin, kid and felt come in an inclusive var- u p iety of smart styles. MAIL THEM NOW'! The Leader Dept. Store GEORGE BROS. Smart slippers for women are of kid, fabric or felt. In a wide assortment of colors and styles. Store Open Evenings Anniversary Special ! STOCK FISH (JUST ARRIVED) GEORGE BROS. TELEPHONES 92—95 FIVE FAST DELIVERIES