The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 28, 1934, Page 8

JURY RECEIVES CASE OF U.S. VS. NEBBLE TODAY Arguments in Rape T\'ial‘i Concluded — Other CaSPS Al aig!l(’d sent a plea of ther; aigned One case was for not three trial States I Federal this morning session in Building vs. Henry Nebble, charged with rape, concluded today. Final arguments were presented by Mrs. R. R. Hermann for the de- fense, and by Assistant Attorney Wilfred C. Stump. nstructions were given the jury at 2 o'clock and the jury retired at 2:30 o'clock. If no verdict is reached before 4 o'clock, a sealed report will be returned Friday when the Court reconvenes. W. G. Spiegelberg, charged with illegal cohabitation personally en- tered a plea of not guilty. He will be tried later this week Pablo del Rosa, charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor, was one of three ar- raigned before Judge George F. Al- exander. George B. Grigsby was appointed by the Court to be del Rosa's attorney. He was directed to enter a plea Friday. Arthur Paul, indicted by the Jury on two counts in that final deliberations yesterday afternoon, also was arraigned this morning. No attorney was pointed, and Paul was given until Friday to enter a plea. He is charged with escaping custody and with defacing a building. The third arraignment concerned | gormon “Rejoice and Be Thank- Offertory, “Besides the Still charged He also to enter the case of Les Meyers, with illegal cohibitation was given until Frid a plea. ed. The court adjourned day for a Thanksgiving Day recess until Friday morning. Y R e SHOP IN JUNEAU! to- FIRST! AMONG ALL MEDIUM-PRICED WHISKIES Within 60 days after their intro- duction, Seagram’s Crown Whiskies had captured first place over all others of moderate price! Why? The answer is “‘inside the bottle!” Seagram’s had given people just what they wanted — unbelievable smooth- ness, mellowness, and warmth withreal, down to earth economy. Seagram’s invites you to test these whiskies just as professional whiskey buyers test costliest whiskies. See for yourself why they are called “The Greatest Whiskey Values in America.” Crown Whiskies are made by the 77-year-old House of Seagram which holds the world’s largest treasure of fully aged Rye and Bourbon whiskies. pisTILLERS sINCE 1857 Moderately Priced . S St b to the petit | and and | ne United The trial of the United States No attorney was appoint- | ram'’s THANKSGIVING Special Meetings To- morrow Afternoon Juneau churches will hold spe Thanksgiving Day forenoon ial | morrow he will be held Thanksgiving. ervice subject Northern |12 noon, special service, cho ing and the Rev. will speak. Rev. David Waggoner, C. C. Personeous and Capt. Lesher, will assist G The | Rev. |r. B. services. At Trinity clock, Choral in Eucharist. Union service, Mrs. preaching the sermon clock. at on Main Street. This service will also be in observance of the sev- enteenth anniversary of the open- ing of the Pentecostal Mission in { Juneau. I At the Resurrection Lutheran Church at 11 o’clock, the Junior | Choir will sing at the service and | the pastor, the Rev. Erling Olafson will bring the message. | The order of service follows: | Piano Prelude “Praise and | Thanksgiving,” (Wilson) — Betty | K Processional Hymn; The | Prayer for Grace and Absolution; y 2P~ | The Gloria in Excelsis; the Epis~ | tle and Gospel Lessons for Thanks- | giving Day; Anthem, |ens Declare Thy Glery,”—The Ju- [nior Choir; Thanksgiving Hymn; | | ful”; iWalu‘l's ediction and Recessional Daily Empire Want Ads (Lorens) Betty Key; Ben- ray! DOORS, SASH, GLASS, PANELS, | | FINISH LUMBER and MILLWORK DAY SERVICES Juneau Churches Will Hold services to- First Church of Christ, at Light Presby- from 11 o'clock to children’s John the the Cathedral, at 10 o'~ the First Presbyterian church, R. B. Lesher 10 o>~ Tomorrow evemng at 8 o'clock | Willi Thanksgiving services will be held 4 g at the Bethel Pentecostal Mission | g0oon Town Council expressed the - K. “The Heav- Hymn. THE DAILY ALASKA mlRE, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 28, 1934. [PNEUMONIA EPIDEMIC |MRS. GASTONGUAY ILEWIS ‘FUZZY’ GUCKER ree | IN ANGOON; COUNCIL | LEAVES FOR SQUTH|SHOWS STRENGTH IN ». » | WISHES NO VISITORS; AT THE HOTELS |TUSSEL WITH SELBY Alaskan Auk Bay; H. McNeil, Auk Bay. vere epidemic of pneumonia, ac- | New Mesminister, B. C,, for the|still on the injured list, with a Gastineau cording to a letter received by Dr. | holidays. Mr. Gastonguay will go |padly wrenched shoulder. | vance Murray, Medical Director | south next month. | Although the injury is serious for the U. S. Bureau of Indian| The Gastonguays are to locate | the cause of it still gives Tom a Affairs, from Miss Mary K. But-in the south after many years'|chuckle. It seems that Lewis Guck- | ler, Bureau nurse at Angoon. residence at Thane. Several af- |er, better known as “Fuzzy,” the ! Numerous cases of pneumonia fairs were given for Mrs. Gaston- |five-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. | have developed and two deaths guay during the past two weeks. ‘J W. Gucker, who weighs around occurred since Dr. Murray visited | |thirty pounds soaking wet, Was qotem Grocery the town two weeks ago, according ' L | | Jackson, Seattle; Hoonah; XA ST S ? ? 2 FIRE SALE ? .2 ? e+os o= ee s HANSON-HAWKINS M. B. Ridiey, Hoonah; A. J. W. S. Keith, F. W. Matheson, Seattle. Entire stock of liquors—10% off. —adv. NUPTIALS TO BE | HELD ON FRIDAY| ‘come the bride of Peter Hawkins in a ceremony Friday night at |6:30 o'clock in the Russian OrtHo- | dox Church here, it was announc- |ed today. Miss Hanson ‘'is 18 years of age and is the daughter of James and Anna Hanson, of Hoonah. The ‘groom»w-be also is a resident of Hoonah. He is 22 years of age wrestling with .the 200, and some |to Miss Butler. At the time Dr. INTERESTING HOUSING |occ. pound Selby, when the acci- | Murray was in the town there was |dent which bent Fuzzy's heavy op- one severe case of the disease, he, LECTURE GIVEN WOMEN ponent severely out of shape oc- said. curred Y “Miss Butler 15 a very capable( Gastineau Channel women heard | When interviewed Fuzzy said he |nurse and. has adequate supplies|ga very interesting lecture on bet- |05t never did kndow his own |in the dispensary to care for the|ter homes last night at Moose | gth, and was sorry it hap- | patients. As care Of pneumonia gay . ed, and that even though his together with vision-talking | P¢"¢ & 5 | patients is essentially a nursing | pictures, which is part of the Bet- | was Lewis, he didn't want |job, T am confident that she is ter Housing campaign mow being |0k Calling him “Young Strangler | eminently capable of handling the | conducted in this section. L ' because that might encour- situation and the patients v/ill J. J. Connors, General Chn.(rman' his brother Jackie to take him receive every possible care,” DI.|of the campaign, made a brief |°" and he wouldn'l really be Murray stated. { talk explaining the purpose and |ready for that for several years Wish No Visitors |aims of the Better Housing plans. [*© ©™¢ Referring to the epidemic, in| The lecture of the evening was oy T a letter to The Empire, signed by given by Harry L Lucas, member am George, Mayor and D. P, |of the FHA staff, who also oper- the An- ;abes the visiograph. Old newspapers for sale at The Empire Office. ~DIESEL WORKERS and UNEM- : PLOYED _everywhero— LEARN DIESELS on largest bl struetion purpeses In the world. New Cummins, Catorpillar, Buda, Packard Aireraft, many others, DIESELS now used cverywhere, trains, trueks, tractors, rplanes, mil ration. Practical | McCluskey, Town Clerk, wish that visitors would remain | prefer it if all boats and visitors away from the town during the | remain away from Angoon until| | coming winter, or until the epi-|such time as the situation has im- demic is cleared up. “We would proved,” they wrote. | e e ettt 7} ! ¢ | | | | | | | m copy “‘Diesel News' tells of Big Opportunities. Nation-wide Employment Service is Free 10 all Hemphill Graduates Hemphill Diesel E: 2118 San Fernando Ri ‘ Perfect Finish! CHR!STY’S CANDIES Therg’s a no more perfect finish for that wonderful holiday dinner—and every other | A 4 dinner than an assortment of our fresh, | :::um‘;::r'-layud::;?un::'n:' ! made daily, CANDIES. Not to mention our fachurer Gt lowas prices. i SALTED NUTS. Camplete service. Prompt estimates. AskforCatalog. | | ! refa’e : { Christy’s Candy Kitchen E Second Street between Seward and Franklin FEATHERTOUCH writes ! TRY OUR THANKSGIVING ASSORTMENT! 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