The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 14, 1935, Page 7

BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG SNUFFY AR WANTED ON TH' LONG - DEE-STANCE TEL-PHONEY MOGNEY DENIED HAGEAS CORPUS May 14— denied a corpus the State I ’\‘))wn'\ EDGVA hh\L JOINS '!M‘ASURER’S STAFF 0 of Cordova on to take a po- in the of- 1 rer. Oscar umed- her duties fo- refurned months’ trip out- e visited at various the Pacific Coast, go- south as California. - “TALLY” BRU\G[NG lN.lURED MAN HERE engineer just ing on, N RETURNS t Johnson, representative for the National Grocery Company, made his return to Juneau on the Alaska after acconmipanying his em- ployer, R. E. Lang, to a Southeast Alaska port. Mr. Lang and his wife recently visited Alaska in their private yacht and Johmson accom- panied them. - % ORIENTALS TO CORDOVA To be employed in v lliam Sound canneries thi ner, 72 -Orientals pas on the Alaska from Seattle to C: dova, are - Rl TURNS TO BETHEL A. Frankie is bound Br:‘nnl, there. to join her ' husband an employee of the Bear Oréck Mine Company. She is travelling from Seattle to Seward on the Al- aska, > GE MAN RETURV9 After a business trip to Southeast Alaska ports, H. A. Gerstman, Hor- luck’'s representative, returned to Juneau aboard the Alaska. - GRIDLEY ARRIVES Ross A. Gridley, Territorial En- " gineer-Inspector of the Federal Em- scheduled at 9:30, former Ju- the hospital. Nel- o have been in- the Eider, atrolling in the ne; Cor- the ident which are lack- boosa is tonight -+ PCRT HOBRON WHALE MANAGER IS ENROUTE TO SEASON’S WORK To nage, for another season, one of Al s most colorful in- dustries, whaling, M. A. Lagen, head of the Porl Hobron whale base, i bound for Seward on aska. From Seward Lagen will board the Curacao for Port Hobron With L W William, Nesbit. for the the whaling winter the calm, waters of Lake Washington Bellevue, Wash., already ha for the whaling area. - — MERCHANT TRAVELS C. A. Tecklenberg, Seward mer- chant, is a passenger for that port on the Alaska from Seattle. left ergency Relie! Administration, ar- rived here on the Alaska from a Southeast Alaska port. Tied gl & CLIN ON ALASKA Wakelin, merchandise arrived in Juneau on the from a Southeast Alaska >+ MRS. FETRICH RECOVERING h, wife of the customs, unce vacation, Mr. Petrich joining them in the fall before returning south. - EOXER'S BROTHER TRAVELS J. Jeffries, the brother of Jim Jelfries, onetime heavyweight box- npion of the world, is a passenger on the Alaska from Se- attle to Seward. join a mininz enterprise in the In- ! terior. MILLER TO SEATTLE . “harles Miller, istant agent of he Alaska Steamship Company at me, is a passenger on the Yu- kon for Seattle. He was flown from Nome (o Seward, where he boarded the veszel. (Customs inspectors and postal officials are uniting in an mtermv‘l‘ campaign to check traffic in foreign lotteries which causes an esti mated annual loss of $10,000,000 to the American people. Addition: millions are lost each year through purchase of counterfeit ticke(:.l‘ Investigation of one foreign lottery whose agents were reported to have sold more than 3,000,000 tickets in United States revealed thnt' only 100,000 were entered in the drawing. + More than 2,000,000 tickets at $2.50 each weré sold in this country on the Irish sweep- |stakes last year. Federal authorities are combating the racket by iylguant border inspection and careful supervuuon of foreign mail. Jeffries intends to| for | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1935, T DON'T RECKON HIT BE LO-WIZIE, GOOGLE- SHE WUZ_ALLUS ‘| SKEERED TER DEATH Q' THEM THAR TELLY PHONE CONTRAPTIONS RIOT BREAKS OUT AT MINE WILKESBARRE, Pa, May 14— Five men have been taken to hos- suffering from bullet wounds. een others are suffering lac- erations and lesser injuries. A riot occurred at the Notting- ham colleries and the police shot into a crowd attempting to prevent | members of the United Mine Work- from entering the mine. - - IN HOSPITAL this morning as did John Saarelo, who was admitted to the hospital yesterday. George Smith of Skag- #xay entered St. Ann's yesterday (or medical treatment. Bernard BSoyle and Jerrolld Munson were abie to go to their homes today. - TO LIGHTHUOUSE J. H. Story arrived in Juneau on the Northwestern from Ketchikan. y is connected with the United States Lighthouse Service and will take up duties at Sentinel Island - LOCHMAN ARRIVES Sam Lochman, Seattle jewlery man, arrived in Juneau on the Yukon, taking passage on the ves- sel at Seward after a business trip to the Westward. - - PRISONERS TAKEN OUT aking a party of prisoners to attle, deputy United States Mar- s Hagan is enroute rd to the Puget Sound port on Yukon. Aiding him as a guard are Austin Gibbs, Neil McDonald and George Blondeau. .o “GREETER” GOES SOUTH . J. Hayes, Alaska’s unoffi reeter” and agent for a pictorial ap illustrating the advantages of he proposed International Hizhway the Te! y from the States, a Seattle-bound pacsenger from aldez on the Yukon. - - MISS VON SHEELE HERE Mis; Mary Von Sheele of Afog- nak, arrived here on the Yukon from Sewar Miss Von Sheele’s father is a veteran merchant at Afognak. She has been a student in" a school outside. - e, SHOP IN JUNEAU! 3 B John Waltonen underwent a maj- | 'lor operation at St. Ann's hospital from “L YOUR NEAR SHOOTING - { AFFRAY; CORDOVA CORDOVA, Alaska May 14— Charles Spinosa, employed at the Club Pool Hall, ran amuck last Inight and placed his revolver in the abdomen of Chief of Police Charles McCrary and pulled the | trigger. The weapon was not load- ed, however. Spinosa was jailed |and will be charged with an at- |tempt on an officers’ Iife. e —— }S'IRIKERS STILL OUT | ONDOUGLASROAD JOB Worz on e =ams Spokane Construction Company contract on the Douglas road remained at a standstill today as the company of- ficials here had received no word from their Spokane office and workmen - refused to go to work unless they are given 75 cents an hour. The present scale is 60 cents. No stepg toward arbitration have been made . pending word from Spokare, it was understood. D “RVICES TINUED ONE WEEK By special request, Evangelist Mrs. Josephine Gilmore and daugh- ter are continuing me Bethel Pentecostal Assembly more week. Meetings are ey night except Sature ing the special revival next Sunday night. The are as follows: tonight: F.ight"; Wednesday night Receive the Holy Spirit versicn?”; Thursday night: God Heal Today?"; Friday ife for a Look.” - - = TO FATHER'S BEDSIDE Called by the illness of her father, a resident of Portland, Ore, Mrs. G. . Freeburger, wife of a Juaeaa dentist, is traveling south on the Norah. one held , clos- subjects “Do We “Does nigit -oo Postmaster Aibert Wile has ceived an inquiry asking for whercabouts of Katie Georges. she will communicate with Postmaster she will receive valuable information. = - e Hallie Jenkins, of Seattle, making his first trip to Alaska and so far is much pleased with the country as seen from the de cf the Alaska and in visiting briefly at ports of call. e will be ac- ntant in the plant of the " Pioneér Séa Foods in Cordova. re- the It the some is e T SUITS R e R R ings in the| meetings | A Hasty at Con-| :1wheh arraigned being held in the Fed-" ation un- | li\ BILLIE DE IS THIS THE OPERATOR AT NASHVILLE--? \YES--YES - SNUFFY'S’ RIGHT HERE HOLDA WIRE * ' CONNECTiCUT GROUP ARRIVES HERE TODAY & Just here “for a vacation” and perhaps little fishing,” a parly of seven residents of Old Grean- wich, Conn., arrived here ¢n the Seattle. n the party Jackie Hawkes, Mastor Mr. and Mrs. Robert B Josephine M innis and McGinnis, Jr. They are at the Gastineau Hotel Hawkes said he was here He seid the party “muy week or a year” and that no “especial objective.” are: J. B. Hawkes McGinnis Robert B, | registered last v stay a there is - IPENER s BOUND OVER Amado Mandi and Diego Paulini, Filip have been bound over to the grand jury on a larceny charze by U. S. Commissioner J. F. Mulien. Mandi's bond was fixed at $1,000 and Paulini's at $250. The men are cently enroute to Alaska. - - DRAWS FINE months in the federal jail in 5 court yesterday on a charge growing out of bad check charges. Larson | will not have to serve his jail sen- | tence if he makes good some checks | he i sed to have passed. - - | PLEADS NOT GUILTY mes: ‘lll' ik alleged Pat Ryan, arrested on complaint that he had been shootinz at ton ‘the highway, pleaded not guilty in Commissioner’s | court and i cral jail for mental obse Cer $1,000 bail pending - PYLE TO SEWARD q''A. Pyle, Interior mining man, is returning to Seward from Seattle on the Alaska. TS LEL WINS DIVORCE A decree of divorce was granted in the Federal District Coéurt today to, Dorothy Morgan from H Morzan trial. KRAFFT'S Cabinet and Millwork | Interior Detail Work | Window, Plate and Automobile | Glass. PLYBOARD—Any size; | market prices. | | 2nd and Franklin | Phone 62 . 'HATS CLEANED—BLOCKED PHONE ‘15 accused of theft on a boat re-| cars | BECK p - o 1 DOUGLAS NEWS s s s it s g LIREMEN'S BALL ON NE The annual ball of the Douglas Vilunieer Fire Department which is sed for mext Saturday night, May 18, is the big event'on tnis week's cocidl calendar for the entire chan- nel. Antfcipating one of the largest crowds in the history of these emi- nent affairs, the firemen are over- looking no details to makeé it a big success. The Nat, completely deco- rated and with its big floor shininz, 15 all ready for the affair and for music, none other than “Dude” Haynes and his band will occupy t:i¢ orchestra booth. - \T. J. STROELZ LEAVES WITH WIFE'S REMAINS Tom Stroebe, accompanied by his little son, left on' the Yukon with the remains of ‘his wife which ¢ is taking to Santa Monica for bur- fal. There he also plans to leave his son with the grandmother, re- turning here within six weeks. He is keeping his residénce in Doug- las during his absence. i g OM BATSON HERE; | Wi Tcm Batson, brothér of Miss Cyn- thia Batson, Grade School instruc- tor, arrived in Juneau on the north- bound Alaska. I me Bitoon, on a from Wayzata, Minn, He took pas: sage on the Alaska from Seattle, He is vegistered at the Gastineau iH(L"l and plahs to remain here un- 'til Miss Batson’s school work is completed iy two weeks. .o ACCUSED MAN ARRIVES Accused of being implicated in | he burglary of the Family Shoe vacation, ‘is Store here last fall, James Stone #as breught from Fairbanks, where he was arrested, on the Yukon by Geputy Marshal Hagan. Stone, with | Frank Ward, who has been held in the Pederal jail, probably will be arraigned in Commissioner's court in the next few days. DAILY EMPIRE WANT AUS PAY! Y AR ASKA LAUNDR T SATURDAY NIGHT TO VISIT SISTER VARIETY Meal planning and preparing, always a greater problem in summer, can have all the variety that you strive for—easily, quickly and econ- omically. " Just serve more breads . . . ready baked, wholesome, delicious baker’s breads. The members of your family will approve quickly and enthusiastically. WHITE BREAD A big, perfé&lfir browned loaf with every slice good enough to he a whole meal. Over 40 per cent rich, pure milk. Slow-baking imparts the IIUME MADF RYE Real old- muntry style. As a regular bread or for the varied menu, it fills the bill, perfectly. The most delicious bakery product you ever tasted — and you can have it on your table at every meal. Plump Cali- fornia raisins give it that “extra some- thing” you want. Made with a dough rich in milk and the hearts of wheat'ker- nels, this leaf is ex- actly suited to your desire to serve a dif- fcrent bread, yet orie that is full of healthful properties. PEERLESS J AKERY