The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 6, 1935, Page 2

Special! Cotton P. )’s | $1. Cotton pajamas so nice she’ll lounge in so wearable she’ll sleep in them. them . .. to. | look “ mussy” after variety of very smart prints. Sizes 16 tnd 17 for women Sizes 7 to 14 for girls B.M. Behrends Co,, Inc. “Juneau’s Leading WITNESSES PUT FINGER ON MEN IN DISTURBANCE Ted Danielsen Tells of Be- ing Struck Down—Im- plicates Harry Datoff (Continued trom rage One) the union hall where the fight took place. Sharp Reply “What do you mean by vicinity?” demanded Grigsby “The same thing you do,” Beam- er replied, calling the attorney’s attention to the fact that he had peen using the expression right along. Defense counsel tried vigorously to shake his testimony but the witness stuck tenaciously to his story. Asked how he happened to know so many of the men since he had just admitted he had only been in town two months, Beamer replied that he lived above the union hall and saw the men around the hall often. Beamer was a special officer during the trouble. Jorgensen, also a special officer, testified he saw Harry Datoff strike Ted Danielsen. It was the first time Datoff had been specifically & pointed to as the man alleged to have delivered the blow sending Danielsen to the hospital. He also identiffed Abel Anderson, another of the defendants, as one of the participants. Struck in Face Ritter named Bimon Graner and Ed Rennie as men he had seen in the street disorder. He testified Graner struck him a blow in the face with his fist. Most of the men have been nam- ed by one witness or another since the opening of the hearing al- though there are still a half dozen or 5o charged in the complaint, who have not been directly identi- fied. —_————— GORST FLYING BOAT MAKES HOONAH FLIGHT Prank Knight, piloting the Gorst flying boat, went to Hoonah yes-| terday where he picked up C. Prahl, phssenger on a chartered flight to Hood Bay. The Gorst plane returned to Juneau today. . 61-POUND RED TAKEN Fred Ordway reports that a 61- pound red king salmon was recently taken with light tackle by Ralph Rogers of Pillar Bay. ———— j MISS JOYCE IN TOWN Miss Mary Joyce is registered at the Gastineau hotel from her lodge| lrelurn to Juneau tonight. at Taku River. - ee—— . SHOP IN JUNEAU FIBST! -, Made of novelty cotton that does THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1935 mn M’ AULIFFE| T(l BE LAID 10| s HEST TOMORROW, |Services - Will- Be- Held - in | Lodge Réoms in Scot- tish “Rite “Teniple' Funeral services for Dr. W. J. B} McAuliffe, welk kpown and highly esteemed an?aul physician who) died on July' 4, wiil be held in the lodge room at the Scottish Rite Temple tomorrow “afternoon at’|2 | o’clock. | Rev. O. L. Kendall’ will dellv« the eulogy and Mrs. Lola Mae Alex- ander will give a solo. | Pallbearers will be R. R. Her- mann, W. S.- George, H, 1. Lucas, A. E. Karnes; 'G." W. Foltw 'and Robert -Bender. Honorary pallbeareis are Dr w, | W. Council, Dr. L. P, lweu, |W. ©. Blanton, Dr.'H De- Vighne, Dr. J. A. hnmmm and Dr. C. C. Carter. Interment Will be in bhe Mn,wfihlq Plot in Eveérgreen Cmuuty' | The remaifs thay be viewed at the C. W. Carter Mortuary at ‘aty time after 7 o'clock this evenm: until the hour' of 'the’fufieral service. ¥ ' ' Dr. McAuliffe was respected and admired by the medical’ protéssion and a’ wide circle of ‘friends; ‘#nd his death is ‘motrned not ‘ofly 'tn Juneau but chmughout the Terfl-u tory. GEORGANNE sm)w APPOINTED STENO FOR'U. S. MARSHAL! it f g Miss Georganna Snow, daughtér! of Monte ‘Snow, has been appointed | as stenographer in the U. S, Mar- shal’s office. Mis§ Snow, who #work- ed as a clerk during the last Leg- islature, has recently returned from | Seattle where she attended busi- ! ness conego 00 one wearing. In a R HERE FROM HOONAH Bringing six passengers, including |plant officials “and * wives “of em- | | ployees, the cannery tender Sunrise | Ranger arrived at Keeny's Float nt‘ |1:45 o'clock this afternocon from | }Hoonah site of the Icy Straits Sal-1 mon Company cannery. Passengers included: Mrs. McKee, |wife of the plant foreman; -Mrs. | Richard Suyram, whose' husband 14 la purse seiner skipper; Reober ti, Welch, cannery superintendent; A, E. Turner; Henry 'Moses, Hoonal fur buyer; and.A. B. Carr, mining| : | man. The Sunrise’ Ranger, which is scheduled to leave on .the return ,trip tomorotw morning, has: the | following boat crew:: Paul Bosnich, | skipper; James Finsen, engineer; |Olan Backstrom, cook; and Ken- Department Store” Socialite Venus |neth Norton, deckhand..: I ,! (Official Pubflcancm the ¢ [business on ufie ‘20tH day w mq 1935. m g Loans and ‘diSeodtitd .. § 41&”1‘23 Loahs on-real estate - * 32608724 Overdrafts ... 1% ' §58.45 United ' States mu f owned i , 47378742 Other bonds and War- < ¥ rahts owned %ot hotise, farni- ture and - fiktures Other real estate!owned Chiecks on other “Banks [; * Sclentist . ... SUNRISE RANGER 1S |- “|coma ‘4s' delégaté from Northern. OP"thh churcht ‘column | ! lnuw be:Tecelved by THe -Empiré Dot later than 10 o'clock Baturday morning . 4o | Buarantee- chln(' of sermon topics, éte.” AL v mcnmhum R A i A A Bunday services il be heid at 11 am. in the First Chusch:of Ohrist, - Solentist, Junead, ‘on Fifth snd Main Btreets. ’I‘he luhjael will , “God.” 10:00 nm—Sunday ;chdb“ Wednesday, 8:00 pm. - #fonial meeting. k Obrisiian Belence mum Hoom| Tem: | ehurch building. This room is| open to the public Wednesday "Sflernoons ‘from '2:30 to 4. _The public ® cordiai.y invited to Belenid these! services’ and visit ‘she i services. 00 aim: “=' Morning Worship adbertisement elsewhere [ Methel Pentecostal Assembly M—m&—wu—-——-—c«-'@——d: «CHARLES U, PERSONEUS, Pastor. Sunday services: 11:00 a.m. '~ Mormhg Worship Sermon by the pastor., 12 Noon—Bible School. for all. 7:45 p.m—Evening service. Tuesday and Friday, 7:45 p.m.— Classe: |Gospel services. Commuhion' Service the first .. |Bynday of each month. Ever;/one cordially mvlted to all thpse ‘wervices, o DOUGLAS NEWS POUSTVISS 600D SEAS(!N FOR-GANNERY 18 INDICATED Douglas Plant Has Best Day’sf Run<-2,000 Sal- mon Are Brought In et malng in 2,000 ‘salmon, me ten- ! ter-Sampson arrived ffom the fish-| ing grounds early this morning to permit the cannery the best day's| tun so far this. season. With fish every day this week, excep': one, the cannery has op- erated dally for a short time at 1 Ioast slm its reopening. PRy - L MRS. WEHREN HOME Arriying on the Northland from Seattle: last evening, Mrs. Joseph | weeks of a pleasant visit on Puget| Sound. Mrs. Wehren also attended | the: Robekah Grand Lodge in Tn-‘\ Light No. 1 of Douglas. Al*hough expected home yester= day for d vacation 'trip, Miss Phyllis and other cash ites. mn.- for cleaning cnsh on hand and d\le from banks bon Judges in the first uty c o L Gk test ever héld in New York’s ent decided that' Pe; Stevenson ‘l the fairest in Mayfair. _v.‘ TQTAL part of a benefit social affs Mill Burplus furid Undivided profits lest expenses. pait........ Reserve for contingen- GOV. TROY NAMED WORKS DIVISION HEAD IN ALASKA Gov. John W. Troy has receiveq y dppointment as Director for Alaska for the Works Progress Division of the National Emergency Council. The division is headed by Harry L. Hopkins, Relief Administrator, and organization werk is now going farward ————— PLANE FROM KETCHIKAN Pilot Bob Ellis of the PAA Lock- heed Vega, arrived in Juneau this morning on the scheduled: flight from Ketchikan. On the return flight, Ross A. Gridley, State En- gineec Inspector for the PWA, was a passenger from Juneau to Wran- ;gcu, and W. E. Rooney boarded the plane at Taku Harbor for Ketchi- kan. Muwray Stuart, pilot, and Eric | Shutte, flight mechanic, left Juneau this morning on a chartered flight with Joe Meherin and Earl Clifford. |Meherin and Clifford will call at Petersburg, Wrangell, Craig, Kla- wock and Port Alexander, and w\ll me’ this*6th, day wm 1935, (Notorial ‘BéAb ¢ HOWARD D. STA.BLER - ee- SHOP IN JUNEAU FIRST! flmm &M nmdm Luridell Was' not aboard the North~ 1dna 'when she arrWed yesterday, Has poStponed” the trip north fridérinitely 1t 15 thotight. m‘% o'clock llt\u'd;!‘ mue change church column . C. HORNADY 30 am.—Sermon. /345 pm —~Zvening service. ‘Week -Days: Wedtiesday and Friday evenings at 7:45 o'clogk. - We give to all a very cordial in- vitation to -attend these services, anhd Will-welcome your hearty co- opesstion In coming and brmgmg the most Blcrlmrnt after the mass’ b —————— $ sHOP IN .nmuu' sy P 6L Y by The Empird! The Weather (By the U. 8. Weather Bureau) Forecast for junean and vielpity, beginning at 4 p.m., July 6: Partly cloudy ftonight and Surday;: gentle westerly winds LOCAL DATA L h.e A cordial invitation is given to Dean. |attend these services and worship 8:00 am.—Holy Communion. | with us. 11:00 a.m.~Holy Communion and ! Sermon. No Sunday School until Septem- | J ! | & ST e Corner 6f Thira aud aln Streeis| REV. ERLING K. OLAFSON, Pastor. . “The Friendly Church Seventh Du:‘id_nm—”’ No service as pastor is attend- ing Pacific Synod at Vancouver, ‘Wash. 7:30 p.n.—Young Proplb' T Holy Trinity Cathedral THE VY. REV. CHARLFS E. RICE, Time 4 pm. yest'y 4 am. today Noon today Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity 30.06 59 68 Nw 12 30.05 54 81 W 2 30.06 61 67 w 4 Weathe: Cldy Cldy Cldy e | Resurrection Lutheran Church | RADIO EPORTS YESTERDAY | Higlest dpm. | temp. | . 62 ! | | | | | | rooav Lowest 4a.m. 4a.m. Precip temp. temp velocity 24hrs —_ 0 18 o 4 Trace 10 "7 6 0 Calm 0 20 02 12 01 4 0 Calm Trace 0 0 ivening service at Douglas. Jisitors welcome at all services,! Statton Anchorage Barrow Nome Bethel Fairbanks Dawson St. Paul Dutch Harbor Kodiak Cordova Juneau Sitka Ketchikan Prince Rupert Edmonton Seattle Portland San Francisco New York ‘Washington 40 34 2 .8 80 .. 80 48 50 62 | M. J. JACKSON,. Evangelist Regular services are held at the| Bible Chautauqua Hall, Second and | ;: | Seward, a8 follows: ! Fuesday night, 8 o'clock—Bible Discussion and prayes service. Saturday morning, 10 o'clock— * Sabbath School with Bible clas for all ages. Bring your family. Saturday morning, 11 o'¢lock— Sermon by the evangelist. You are invited to attend all (‘nlhnllc Church Churr‘h of the Nativity of the f [ Blessed V. M. Juneau Fifin anc Goid Streels REV. WM. 'G. LeVASSEUR, S8.. Pastor 8:00 am.—Holy Mass struction. 10:30 a.m.—Holy Mass and ser-| mon followed by benediction of the {Most Blessed Sacrament. o B sunday servi Met Titan ai unday services! g - "‘ Week Day Mass — 8:00 o'clock | i i Episeopal Church i ; a3 dally Fourth and Seward Streets | O. L. KENDALL, Pastor | | 1:00 ‘a.m.~Morhing worship. B < el B ". i .i 7:30 pan—~Epworth League. Rosa | ® AT THE HOTELS - Danner, President, i bl Rt ity 8:00 p.m.—Evening worship. The | SR | Gastineau | choir under the direction of Mr i w will have charge of the| MIss Mabel Berch, Seattle; F. special music. | K. Clark, Seattle; Mr. an]d MBx-s_ H i | F. MacDonald, Tulsequah, B, “,[:;‘; 0?“:::29 i:e,,:i%:fany |Mary Joyce, Taku; Mrs. Gilligan; | O J. Johnson, G. Larson | Alaskan Bach, Taku Harbor; H. J.| Seldovia; A. C. Arnold,| Tulsequah; H. Smith, Douglas; A McGee, Douglas; Wm. McKenzie, Tee Harbor; L. E. Smiley, Juneau; Frank Babcock, Fuller Bay Zynda E. E. Lacy, Seattle. e | » in- | and 50 52 70 72 =3 < OO 82 0 4 0 [ [ [ 80 1 -ee WEATHER CONDITIONS AT 8 A. M. Ketchikan, misting, tengeerature, 52; Craig, clear, 54; Wrangell, cloudy, 53; Port Althorp, cloudy; Sitka, cloudy, 54; Radioville, cloudy; Soapstone, cloudy, 52; Skagway, foggy, 54; Anchorage, eloudy, 56; Fairbanks, clear, 70; Nenana, cloudy, 62; Tanana, part cloudy, '69: Hot »Springs, part cloudy, 69; Nulato clear, 65; Kaltag, cloudy, 63: Unalakleet, part cloudy, 60; Ruby, cloudy, 62 WEATHER SYNOPSIS The distribution of pressure shows little change this morning with a high covering practically the en‘ire Territory. A moderate low over the Aleutians has given rise t> light rain over that area with the rest'of Alaska experiencing generally fair weather during the last twenty-four hours. Temperatires over the southeast and the Interior are warmer this mornin; with little change in other por- tions of the Territory. invited The Salvation Army | e ——— U Sunday services: Public service at 2:30 p.m. Sunday School—6:00 to 7:00 p.m. Public service at 7:30 p.m. . Ty i tiesRad First Preshyterian Church WINDOW CLEANING inister DAVID WAGONEA. 10:30 a.m.—Morning service Merchants of Raleigh, N, C., re-| cently contributed $300 to buy| poison for ridding the town of rats. | \ NORTHERN LIGHT | PRESBYTERIAN LUMBER Franklin at IFourth Juneau Lumber M d,ls,_l nc. “Where Welcome and Worship Meet” SUNDAY SCHOOL ten o’clock ADULT BIBLE CLASS on’ vacation Rice and Ahlers Company ORGAN MOMENTS ten-fifty C. H. Metcalfe Company JUST PHONE 34 or 101 NOTICE! No regular services during month of July. Juneau Cash Grocery CASH GROCERS Corner Second and Seward Free Delivery THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS Our Services to .You Begin and End at the Gang Plank of Every [Passenger-Carrying Boat Chevrolet and Pontiac Dealers o CONNORS MOTOR CO. AGENTS tefngeutor now insi ? next spring of summer. uu will save on. fiux; spoilage elimination, on “left- ouers” that can be used at other md on quantity food pur- t batgain-day srices— nvlng- that will run from 38 to $12 a month. ‘There’s a G-E that will exactly suit your needs—~and yous budget =~including Monitor Top, Flat- 4 and Liftop models. They m’; you a choice of refriger- ators that are first in dependable petformance, first in modern styling, and lowest in cost. Come in today and see them. 3128-80 '_and up GENERAL @ ELECTRIC ' ALL-STEEL lll’.l.lll'l.l. Sold on Easy Pay Plan . Alaska E lectric Light and Power Co. JUNEAU—Phone 6 DOUGLAS—Phone 18 { QU wilkbe at least $50 ahead H selecting your Gepesal Allen Shattuck, Inc. Juneau, Alaska Established 1898 CAPI TOL BEER PARLORS AND BALL ROOM Lunches Dancing Every Night - Private Booths Old papers for sale at Empire Offic;u