The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 13, 1935, Page 7

R OF THE EXTUPLETS _EVERYONE iE ?ALK\NG KNOw IVE MADE A WiLL \.ELV\NG YOUR SONS ' SiX’ MILLION DOLLAR MOST WORTHY GRAND MATRON " Mrs. Frances Haun. Arrives Here — Extensive Al- aska Tour Plax}ned (Continued trom rage ne) afforded by the Alaska Railroad, the White Pass and Yukon Route, and four plane mps—-cwo in. char- tered planes. After leaving Juncau she expects to visit Skarway, Whitehorse Daw- son, Fort Yukon, Circle, Nenans, rairbanks, Nome, Anchorage, Sew- ard, Valdez and Cordova. First Visit 6 Years Mrs. Haun reported that it has been six years since any part of Alaska has had an official visita- tion. Many chapters, including Nome, have never been visited by any Grand Chapter official. She stated that she is very much im- pressed with the remarkable spirit of cooperation among Alaskans, whom she describes as interesting and capable people of high caliber with exwremely fine qualities of sportsmanship. “I am delighted with the high type of manhood and womanhood in Alaska,” said. Fine Experience She stated that as a result of the announcement of her proposed Alaskan tour at a convention held in Wichita, Kansas, last April, the newspapers made much of her de- termination to spend so much time in the Territory in preference to other sections over which she has jurisdiction. “I thought of my Al- askan trip as a duty, at that time,” Mrs. Haun said, sider it one of the finest experi-| ences of my life.” Visit Tonight Mrs. Haun her plan 1s to become socially acquainted with the members of the chapters she visits and to attend ritualistic meetings before offering advice and demon- stration of necessary work. Tonight she will attend a special meeting of Juneau Chapter No. 7 to which the Douglas Chapter has been in- vited. Tuesday night a special| meeting will be held in Douglas for Mrs. Haun, and on Thursday a luncheon will be held in Juneau in . her honor. * Community Hall Turn e’d' - J Mrs. Haun related a number of interes.inz experiences since she has been elevated to her high of- fice. Her term is for three years and as Chief Executive of the Grand Chapter -she has joint jurisdiction with. Scotland, over continental Europe. She reported that there are| now no active chapters on the Con- tinent - but preliminary. work had been bezun before the Europzan War and she hopes that the work will be continued in the near future. | SCARLATINA AT PALMER Into Hospital—Four Doctors on Scene PALMER, Alaska, July 13.—Five cases of 'scarlatina have developed hete and the Community Hall has been converted into an isolation hospital. Doctors Davis, Williams and Mur- dock, also one Anchorage doctor and three nurses have arrived here to take full charge. WOODLAND GARDENS uggn MANAGEMENT, | A Front Street, is now under new management, according to an an- nouncement made this week. Fran- ces Reynolds, daughter of Mrs. Frances Hayden, former proprietor, is now in charge of the night spot. Mrs. Reynolds, who formerly work- ed at the Gardens, is thoroughly experienced in the night club busi- ness, and has engaged Ernie and Smokey as permanent musicians; The Woodland Gardens will con- , tinue under the new management with beers and wines, with Ernie and Smokey supplying dance music | every night for patrons. VISITUBS PLAN | STRIP F| sums ATTEMPT HERE Los Angeles Sponsmen | Charter 'Wanderer for Sunday. Angling W. A, Trout, A. C. McBain and Dr, F. J. Grunigen, who returned | YOU'RE A MOST UNUSUAL “MAN, MR SM\TH- PERHAPS I SHWALL LEAVE VYOU A MILLION ¢ TALSO=- THAT\§ -~ IN AUTU CRASH ‘Madame Schushmngg, of | Austria, Killed — Chauf- feur Taken Ill at Wheel { | VIENNA, July 13—Madame von COME ON; NAPOLEON -+ JOSEPHINE wANTspvou ON 'M FEELING VERY BODAC\OUS Fu' LM? \ { D e |yesterday * from @ wry successful | Sehushnigg, wife of the ‘Austrian | fishing- expedition’ to “Lake Patco” Ohangellor, was killed and her son with Pilot Sheldon Simmons of the badly injured in an auto accident Alaska Air Transport, have chart-|near Linz this forenoon. The Chan- ered the Wanderer, Capt. Larson, cellor was not injured but was tak- Mrs. Haun | “but now I con- | CES REYNOLDS The Woodland Gardens, on South | for a strip fishing expedition to- morrow. | The Los Angeles fishermen were initiated into the rites of strip fishing last Wednesday but had poor luck. McBain, who was very much - interested fishing oecause of articles appear- ing in sporting magazines, did not get a strike. Trout and Grunigen, who had formerly inclined toward fresh water stream fishing, each played a salmon, but both lost their fish. Breaks Fishing Jinx Trout, who is Vice-President and Sales Manager of the Macco Con- struction Company, of Los Angeles, believes that he has broken a fish- ing jinx that has followed him for |a number of years. Prior to the |excursion to Lake Patco, Trout re- marked that no matter how favor- able advance reports might be, any fishing party which he attended, was hoodooed. Trout returned frem the trout-fishing trip with a large catch of exceptionally fine cut- |throats. He is already making plans for a return trip to Alaska, pos- {sibly next Septembes, hunt, but stated that he also would |find time for more fishing on his | next trip. The Californians carry photo- graphic equipment for taking mo- | tion pictures in all colors by a new | process which reproduces every tone |and shade of color. Poor light con- !ditions have prevented exposure of jany film since . their . arrival in Juneau but they hope to get some fishing pictures before their de- parture for Los Angeles. McBain |expressed gratitude that The Em- |pire mentioned the size and weight of fish taken on the lake excursion. “We might have had trouble in |convincing our various wives that we really caught that sort of fish, without newspaper corroboration,” he said. McBain stated that he has never séen fresh water fishing under such ideal conditions as exist in Alaska. He added that all three Californ- ians have spent many hours in the air and that they are ‘unanimous in their praise of the skill dis- played by Pilot Simmons in alight- ing upon the lake visited on their lishing trip, and his ' compatence in returning to Juneau under very |unfavorable weather conditions. in that type of for a bear| en to the hospital. An official communique said the Chancellor and his family were cn- route to their summer home at Elbesberg when the chauffeur ap- peared suddenly ill and lost con- trol of the car which crashed into a ‘tree. The Chancellor was thrown free. The chauffeur’s condition is seri- | ous, NORTH SEA HAS L PASSENRERS ON SITKA RUN| &= Steamer Takes that Num- ber from Junedu Yes- terday Afternoon The steamer North Sea took 14 passengers from Juneau yesterday afternoon: when she sailed for Sit- ka. She is scheduled to return here, seuthbound, tomorrow noon. The outbound list: For Sitka—Cecilia Avila, Elias Avila, Henry Wentz, Mrs. W. Les- lie ~Yaw, Ed Christensen, Mrs: Christensen, Roy Sweck, Mrs. M. V. Wonn, C. A. Arnold, Bill Djer- nes, Fred Nelson, Emil Thompson, William Hesse, Emil Ravet. Dallas School Children -Save Quarter of Million DALLAS, Tex.; July 13.—Under a thrift program fostered by the pub- lic school system .Dallas’ students now have savings totaling approxi- mately $250,000. A report on the program showed 52 schools with a total enrollment of 45,078 participating with 13,841 pupils having school savings ac- counts. e MRS. YAW LEAVES Mrs. W. Leslie: Yaw, wife of a Sitka dentist who arrived here from the: States recently, left Juneau on the North Sea for the Baranof Island port ASH fisé’ PER 0Z."° FINE 3 Rings Watches Cuff Links Lockets College | Flatware( knives, forks and spoons) Bashels Trophy Vases Dishes Trays Foreign Crowns Bridges WE WILL BUY ANY AMOUNT CONDITION. A SINGLE NO AMOUNTS TOO Watoh -Chains Ornaments FOR OLD ¢otp’ | AND SILVER /I, WILL BE'IN JUNEAU FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY!’ Help Prosperity by Turning Old Tl‘inkfl.s lnw Spendlng Mnney GATHER UP AND BRING OR SEND I'N EVERYTHING GOLD JEWELRY Bracelets Necklaces Lavaliers Emblems Spectacle Frames Gold Pens Ear Rings Fraternity Pins Lodge Emblems Emblems | SILVER Cups Belt Buckles Coins Tea Sets DENTAL Inlays Removable Bridges YOU HAVE, REGARDLESS OF - PIECE OR A BOX FULL. LARGE TO HANDLE., $2 to $30 for Gold Bracelets, Chains, Dental, Ete. Discarded Gold Rings Bring. Good Prices Regardless of Condition. M. E. WILCOX GOLD'BUYER | Licensed on Treasury Dept. Form TGL-12 Zynda Hotel | Juneau, Alaska ih bl B 0 f—vesiinie Daily Cross-word Puzzle c[]NF[[S]flN SEEN ACROSS Solution of Yesterday’s Puzzle 13. Land mea- | % ' L Unit of welght T ey ¥ prec sihols™ * [RIAISIERESTHIXE . sk | o moa ETUICEALEIORZ . Religlous mu- ROHENYS ol | B sical compo- ! 11, Syliable used IEloINID € ~sitlon I in musical . Inclined refraing channel for | 4 3 % 14. Kind of lizard 27 conveying | A " 2 1B e Hotsontal | % of | 16, Huge. fabolous Uity JContinued trom Pige One) t bird Adivet again | i id = Card- game ¢ » ‘nffig: Burnlr:u ‘mq resignations because of friction B e o I Rend loW.e |among the higher-ups. The effect us M TRt of ‘all this on the rank and file is | n | 45 Reduea Nent of & bira | Obvious. | 3 o A There are many accompanying ® Nty . Having a confusions on the Admmlstrnuve{\ A paoied edge | side. Just what will be done about | . ilom“lb!n‘ to 5. Hindu queah Philinptne enforcing the anti-trust laws under | £ S Thiok i L L !the new NRA set-up? What wiil| 35. sand t\ll ynm §9. The artent AN ! Irkfdmehess = | come out of the row over the re-g 38 Periies 60 Bear witness rima of wenrinest | ciprocal trade agreements? What 3 ] 65 P nig | 38 ot 62 Famous : Y M".;:Tu,.\mfl position does the Administration | 1 Mitnce & 5. Story 55, Diviaions of | tcally mean to take on.the proposal | 43. Supervice a 67 Deserved 6 Alarm whistle modern to amend the constitution to get S T R O A e o o1 croretie | arcund the NRA decision? The list 46. Shrub with a 74, One who at- masy 63 Sen eagles could be prolonged 1if space per-| targe pith tends the s @ Young dog 48. Aquatie ani- sick 64 Three wenz | Mitted. | ‘mal o 15 Goifmound = K aton 63 Suberidtive Genfusion Widespread > . Unit ot tore ending 2?: g:’r‘:‘:::.t'n'l:r " L'l':\'flf-";v. the 11 Cavaimumn 0 Ehglish rver On the legislative side, the con-| gourd family 12 Cnilrw of 3 s;xiunnll nlh- fusion is even more widespread. ™ mmm. R £iddis ffapive Two weeks ago the 'understand- |ing was that the pending “New Deal” measures. would, be Bmem]nd} to make certain of their constitu- tionality, and passed speedily to | hasten adjournment. | To the contrary, Administration | forces in Congress now are insisting on keeping features of these bills which are openly questioned by op- ion legal authorities on the! nt of constitutionality. Signs of .--l-fl 1 | T P I= Al B A TP e -//’/fi...W//fln. %EE bab'y will be, the confusion and | flI. S | un2ertainty necessarily will be pro- | tax-the-rich: enactment which would defer adjournment.-for weeks, Did| he necessarily mean he wantec vhis | done at:the present session? Cnn-‘ sresciongl leaders have spent dlys‘ trying. to find out. Mr. Rocsevelt early established a| | reputation for keeping people gues»-‘ mfl.-. lcnged for months or years until| the ccurts have delivered their fin- | ool Ol L N T R 4 7 On top of this, the President H. /fl%.fl. - wholly unexpectedly asked for a| kT ll// o //fllfi /% IIW ing. He likes it, and makes a game | Leslle Howard, Lhe cinema ¢ ,iof it with the newspapermen, in| has organized a polo team that | particular. Never before has he ‘pl'\y< quite frequently around New had Washington guessing as it h | York. wday Fights Diphtheria FRANKFORT, Ky —Citing vital statistics which show 359 children died of diphtheria in ‘- Kentucky last year, the State Health Com- missioner has launched a campaign to vaccinate every child up to 15 years. RICE & AHLERS CO. Plumbing Sheet Metal Work PHONE 34 Heating ................ 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