The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 11, 1934, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER DADDY: DEAR! MOTHER AND 1 WANT TO GO SHOPPING TO-DANY- DR, T, SMITH PASSES AWAY, N. Y, HOSPITAL {Continuea from Page One) | | 1883 received the degree M.D. from the Albany Medical College. He was director of the pathologi- cal laboratory, Bureau of Animal Industry, of the Department of Ag- riculture from 1884 to 1895 and for the next 20 years was director of the pathological laboratory of the Massachusetts State Board of Health. it He was Professor of Bacteriology at Columbian (now George Wash- ington) University from 1886 to YES AND Wi O+, DADDY- YOU'RE ALWAY S SO KIND- | mstitute for Medical Research, He | was a member of the board of trus- | | tees of the Carnegie Institution at | | Washington for many years. | Dr. Smith married Lillian H. Eg- l | gleston of Washington, D. C., May |17, 1888. They had two daughwn‘ {and |LEGIONNAIRES ARE ’ GUESTS OF 40 AND | 8 AT BANQUET MON. a son. the Alford John | Members of | Bradford Post, No. 4, American Le- | gion, were guests of the “40 and 8" | |last evening when the latter or-| fganizat\on entertained with a stag| |banquet in payment of their debc1 as losers in the recent member- | ship drive. | At the banquet the piece d' re-| sistance was delicious king salmon donated by the Juneau Cold Stor- McCeormick, who were in charge of the Kitchen. flowing a short business ses- sion which took place after the meal; all those present attended the Elks-Legion Smoker in the Elks" Hall. e Ve eoes st -vsen0n AT THE HOTELS » peecscccscevnce Zynda Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lenhart, Camp S; Fred Ander, Juneau; G. Will- {amson, Juneau. Gastineau Oscar Bernhard, Cape Fred E. Brandes, Angoon; Dean Blodgett, Sitka; Harold E. Smith, Cordova; L. Cashen, Anchorage; Leigh S. Roberts, Anchorage; An- drew B. Simons, Seward; Irving Mac Reed, Fairbanks. Alaskan J. Davidson, Juneau; A. B. Wins- low, Juneau; Mr. and Mrs. Nick Spencer; | I |G A AT SKAGWAY HAS ENTE R TAINMENT SKAGWAY, Alaska, Dec. 5— (Special Correspondence)—The first ], committee of a series of birthday !groups of the Skagway Woman's Club, gave an evening’s entertain- {ment in the Woman’s Club Build- ing, Monday, December 3 at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Rasmuson was chair- man. The program was as follows: Song, “One Fleeting Hour,” Wom- en’s Glee Club; Cartoons, Mrs, Stewart Larsen; Shadow Show, | Misses V. Selmer, P. Selmer, Alyce | ‘Thomas, under direction of Mrs. | | Suffecool; Hill Billy Song, Mru. | Rasmuson, and Monologue, Mrs. J. L. McVey. A white elephant auction sale | with Mrs. F. D. Webster as auc- ~| Refreshments were then served and | TW ABDUCTORS the balance of the evening was de- voted to cards. it ot Judge Max W. Nohl of Milwau- | kee took time out in court to con- | IN WRSHINGTON sult the dictionary on ‘“highball” in a suit charging illegal solicita- tion of drinks, MOOSE CARD PART\" Will be held Thursday eévening, Dec. 13, at Moose Hall. Eridge, whist and pinochle. Door prize. L WISH THEVY'D STOP KISSIN' ME ARE STILL FREE (Courmuea tron Page One) | done. Lindeman was then locked | Refreshments. Admission 50 cents.|in Hogan's cell. —adv. “LIGHTS O JUNEAU” and other choic: e iures make perfect Christmas Gifts. Winter and Pond. --adv. Jlesilies 2% i MARTHA SOUGiess ‘Will renew your subscription to Mrs. Grover Hogan and his companion left the jail, encountered Clarence Far- rell, theatre manager, riding in an auto, kidnaped him in his com- | mandeered car. | Farrell's auto, wrecked, was found | on the highway near Yakima late vesterday afternoon and officers immediately went to the scene but none of the trio was located. A man hunt is in progress over| Central Washington for the ab- age Company and baked at Kauf-|Kanz Juneau; Ora A. Bradley. mann's Cafe. All of the additional | Haines; Annie James, Haines; touches which constitute a banquet | Richard Callahan, Fairbanks; Rose were included and served under the | Phillips, Valdez; Daris Grahawm, direction of E. M. Polley and John ' Valdez. 1895 and professor of comparative pathology at Harvard from 1896 to 1915 when he was made di- rector of the Department of Ani- mal Pathology of the Rockefeller WILSON - FAIRBANKS & COMPANY STOCKS—BONDS Head Office: 1200 Second Ave. Seattle, Washington Announces the opening of a Branch Office at JUNEAU, ALASKA Clifford F. Gorman Resident Manager Continuous quotations will be furnished on all active listed and unlisted securities. Our Statistical Department contains the leading Investment Services. Last minute reports may be had on all Corporations — Mines and Mining Com- panies — for the asking. 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