The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 15, 1934, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, OCT. 15, 1934. LLOYD JARMAN MANY ATTEND HAS MULTIPLE FUNERAL FOR | BONE FRACTURES CRASH VICTIM X-Ray Show< Victim of Air DeMolays Conduct Ritual- Crdsh to Be Serious- istic Services for Wal- ly Injured ter Holmquist Lioyd Jarthah, m anic of the Attended by many friends of the ill-fated seaplne Baranof, st 20-year-old boy and his family, multiple fractures of the pelvic funeral services were held in the bone in the wreck of the “plan ottish Rite Temple yesterday last Wedneasd it was revealed con at” 2 o'clock for Walter by X-ray 'pictu finished on S Holmquist, who was killed when | urday afteracen {ha seaplanc, Baranof crashed- in | Dr. W. W. Councoil, who has the trees lining the shore of Pinta been attendihg the injured victims Bay, on Chichagof Island, last of the wreck, adjusted the fracture Wednesday noon. this morning ahd d KL' that if Honoring tnewr .ormer Master everythinig was favorable, Jarman councilor, the beautiful ritualistic would be up and about by Christ- porolay services were conducted mas. Untll the X-ray pictures dis- 1. ne’ jodge officers, with Peter closed the fractures, it was thought yroco' bact Master Councilor, that he had suffered only bruises y.uino tno sation of Master Coun- and cuts, ahd a wrenched back.|qo. ° pan Livie and Orrin Ed- Dr. Council declared that it was @' ... poy paster Master Coun- wonder that Jarman had been able ‘mlors‘ took the stations of Senior to get about at all, during the 30| ooypenor and Junior Councilor, h”‘!;mh 0;“; x:fil]l]xL}\an“g‘ O:‘:‘“C’;i‘u.spmml,\. Other stations were an e ha rande . , ¥ 2 S8R, b ik | Bay, Chichiagof filled by the regular officers Island, awaiting rescue, mllowmgl Though it was the first ritualistic There’s something about the fragrance ~ and aroma of a Chesterfield that is pleasing . . and différent « the crash. funeral service ever conducted by | Others Improve | the DeMol in Juneau, the cere-! Tom = Moyer, passenger in the mony was beautifully done and was | wrecked plane, who fractured both most impressive. The Rev. F.]mg. bones in his left leg, underwent a K. Olafson delivered the eulogy. major operation while anesthet] In addition to the many family for - the adjustment of the frac-'friends, the Rainbow Girls and De- | tures,” conséquently scems to be Molays attended the services in| muaking slower progress than would groups. Final prayers were said at | be the choe otherwise. However, his Evergreen Ccemetery, preceding in- condition js said to be good. nt in the I. O, O. F. plot. Pilot .Meyring, who suffered a Those acting as pallbeéarers were campeund {racture of his right leg, Alvin Bloomquist, Elmer Lindstrom, though in, pain, Jis making rapid carl Hagerup, Erving Hagerup, improvement, considering the shock John Mills and Carl Alstead, all and léngth ‘of time without medical DeMolays and companions of the aid following the crash unfortunate boy D | SURPRISE HANDKERCHIEF | SHOWER FOR LOTTSFELDTS | BHlDE NUR]’H surprise handkerchief shm\m‘ was tendered Mr. and Mrs. Carl| Lottsfeldt at their home Saturday | night. About 20 attended and a WASHINGTON Oct. 15—Clif- delicious lunch was served during | ford Smith, Vice-President of the the evening Mines Development Corporation at| Mr. and Mrs Lottsfeldt will leave Fairbanks, Alaska, and Miss Mar- 0n the Yukon for their new head- garet Lawson, of New York, were guarters in the Mount McKinley | married here Saturday and left im- National Park meiliately for the interior Alaskan | city. 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Carry across WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.—Chair: £ i SO pater In 8 | man of the Republican National Mineral . iCommlzLee Fletcher Saturday night saobeings - 1arae y | charged President Roosevelt “could 1’1'1':::“;:1“ ugu:t;r:gg:' not be ignorant of what has been e MR o { done by the Democrats in the use Ih};fi.fix;.{wu; X:g{;n of public funds to get votes for Toward the rivers the party in this election. I think source of & . Write it is a serious thing and calls for 10 hage™ : Babslontan™® | some action,” n s~r'y‘.:1‘3|":.‘f° mdefl%_"“ Obviously agitated, Chairman s Fletcher, at a press conference, referred to President Roosevelt's re- marks to Governors here in No- vember of last year in which the | President said “I do want to tell you that the National Government is not trying to gain political ad- vantage one way or the other out of the needs of human being for relief.” Chairman Fletcher said the Dem- ocrdtic leaders, including James A. Farley, has inferred to voters that unless they elected Democrats to Congress and to state offices, re- lief funds will not continue~to come from the Federal Treasury. h e ——— AMERICAN LEGION Holds Special Meeting tonight. ! Election—Everyone be there. adv. . Copy Grammatical sex dis- wm ma g s Masquerade BALL Auspices Women of the MOOSE OCTOBER 31 RETAIL GROCERS A beautifyl GLASS MAY quart can. of WLSaON OIL at 50¢ Prizes thtle Peter Takes Place, On Regenay Several Me;n;rs Meet Boy King, First Time— Coronation Delayed BELGRADE, Oct. 15—With dig- nity and solemnity born of a sovereign, Young Peter took his place on the Regency Council of Jugoslavia which will guide the destinies of the country. ‘The Council meeting was in- formal and designed to acquaint all the members of the Regency with the little King, whom some had not yet met. The actual coronation: will not occur until Peter is 18 years of age. GUS ‘GEORGE AND WIFE RETURN FROM VISITING Mr. and Mrs. Gus George Te- turned home aboard the Princess Louise after a tour of Pacific Coast States, visiting relatives and friends. According to Mr. George busi- ness conditions are showing signs of general improvement where ever ihey visited and trade during the fall and winter months is expected to witness a general revival of old times. Both Mr. and Mrs. George were glad to get back home in Juneau. ——————— FOREST SERVICE TENDER LEAVES WITH SUPPLIES FOR YANKEE COVE CREW The tender Forester, Capt. B. R. Aikens, of the United States Forest Service, left here this morning.for Yankee Cove'to take supplies to the trail building crew working be- |tween Yankee Cove and Echo Basin. It is expected to return here to- mMorrow. L S CHANGE SCHEDULE Effective October 16, the bus for Auk Bay will leave Juneau at 7:30 wm. instead of at 7:45 am. CHANNEL BUS LINE, —adv. W. H. BACON, Prop. S eee CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my thanks and FREE! ONNAISE BOWL with a Best Music Turkey Door P;'ize .;- appreciation for the many acts of kindness and sympathy extended during the illness and loss of my beloved brother Ellery (Ed) Libby. —adv. IRA LIBBY. e AMERICAN LEGION Holds Special Meeting tonight. Election—Everyone be there. = adv. AR SERVICE TOORIENTIS NOW PLANNED Pan-American Company Orders Six Seaplanes— 32-Place Machines ‘WASHINGTON, Oct. 15. — The Pan - American Airways nnnounc“x early inauguration of a ns- Pacific flying service, linking Cali- fornia and the Orient. Probably the route will be via Hawaii. Six seaplanes, capable of carry- ing 32 passengers each, have been ordered for the mew service. MILLER TAKES POISON, DIES Pioneer Educator of In- dians Passes Away —LUnconscious ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Oct. 15.— Arthur H. Miller, District Superin- tendent of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, and pioncer educator of thousands of Alaskan Indians, was found unconscious. in his home with an empty acid bottle at his side. He died within a short time in the hospital without regaining consciousness. A note left said: “No one is to blame.” Miller suffered a nervous col- lapse reeently, his assoclates said. ‘He was to have been transferred shortly to division headquarters at Juneau. RECKLESS DRIVING STATUTE IS SOUGHT One of the four recommendations made by the recent grand jury at Ketchikan is a law against drunk- en driving. The report says there is no statute at present against reckless driving on public high- ways in the Territorial law. The need for such a law, it was pointed out, is especially asked against reckless driving engaged in by in- toxicated persons. % Other recommendations included a Deputy United States Marshal at Hyder and a raise in pay for jurors and witnesses. - e mhmwuuuml} 5 P. M. (150TH MERIDIAN TIME) COLUMBIA NETWORK Can You Sew? 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