The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 15, 1935, Page 3

ENDS TONIGHT TONIGHT § ‘THEATRE Extra! Extra! The pictures of the Heavyweight Championship Fight between BAER and BRADDOCK held in Madison Square Garden, New York City, June 14 AT THIS THEATRE TONIGHT ONLY “Have You Registered?” | | If you don’t know ask these who do. Midnight Preview—“BACHELOR OF ARTS” r———d 30 PASSENGERS . SWALLOW HERE LEAVE JUNEAU ON INSPECTION 'ONNORTH SEA " TOUR FOR NAVY Vessel Makes Early Mo:n- ing Call Here Today from Sltka Alaska to Be' Visited by Vessel Enroute to. Westward «ports on her annual inspection tour of Unit- ed States Navy radio stations in Alaska, the U. 8. 8. Swallow (4) berthed at Governmefit Dock at 7 o'clock this morning from Bremer- ton, Wash., Navy Yard. The Swal- low probably will leave port tomor- row. The Swallow has two,inspecting officers aboard, as well as Lieut. Bern Anderson, who is in command of the ship. The inspectors include Ljeut.-Comdr. H. W. Kitchen, Thir- teenth Naval District Communica- tions Officer; and Lieut. (jg) H. F. Ransford, connected with the Civil Engineer Corps. The Swallow, after leaving Ju- neau, will call first at Soapstone Point, then will cross the Gulf to make stops at Cordova, Seward and Hodiak. On the southbound run she will call at Sitka. e FROM PHILADELPHIA Making an early morning call at City Dock today, the North Sea brought 11 persons from Sitka and, leaving at 4:30 o'clock, took 39 sengers on the southbound run to Seattle. The inbound list: From Sitka—C. B. Arnold, Mrs. M. V. Wonn, William Hesse, Hilma Rusenen, W. Seminoff, Ove Han- sen, G. H. Peterson, R. Lovejoy, Mrs. Lovejoy, Lawrence Freeburn, M. B. Demasco. The outhound list: For Seattle—Ray Abrahamson, Miss Margaret Abrahamson, Mrs. V. Goss, Irene McCormick, Mrs. Ninnis, Tony Jaegel, Ann Sund, Mrs. Trevor Davis and four chil- dren, Mrs. A. E. Goetz and two children, Lloyd Knutsen, Jackson Marsh, Mrs. H. A. Blake, Mrs. Hazel Green, Tores Ness, John McCor- mick, Mrs. J. P. Jenne, Mrs. E. H.| Kaser, J. L. Gray, Frank Richards, | Mrs. Kasalica, Mrs. Della Dull, Fred Wallworth, Keldon Adams, Medtin Niemi, For Ketchikan—Don Armour and daughter, Earl Clifford, Joe Me- herin, Mrs. Meherin, Rose Drux- man, Dan Mahoney. For Wrangell—Carl Leonardson. e - ‘Three Philadelphia, Pa., women drove an automobile to Vancouver, B. C, there to board the Princess Charlotte for:her; round-grip voyage. They include Miss Laura Butt, Dr. Elsie Reedy and Mrs. Clara Treich- ler. — e CARR LEAVES ' TO 'SEATTLE T. L. Carr, mining ‘engineer who 1 has been inspecting, property at is employed by the Coliseum The- Berner's Bay, left, for Vancouver, atre here, is traveling to Seattle B. C., on the Prince George. as a passernger on the North Sea. " C K wulTE—Rebreseiiihg The New York Life Ins. Co. Will be in Juneau until August 1, at the Assembly Apartments, Apargment ‘No."203. Any service or information:desired by old policy hold- ers will be gladly given. ' Also information on our complete line of Life and: Endowment Policies, An- nuities and:'Child’s Educational Endowments will be gladly given. CALL 4913 FOR APPOINTMENT RICE & AHLERS CO Heating ~ Plumbing . Sheet Metal Work PHONE 34 For Every Purse and i-}very Purpose PACIFIC COAST. COAL CO. PHONE §2N THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS The Gastineau Our Sewiées to You Begin and End at the Gang Plank of Every Pas}senger-ga‘r‘r;ylng Boat Marine Radio Stations in|; Mrs. Hazel Green, whose husband |/ s |son Q. Beers, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE MONDAY, JULY 15, 1935. f This picture shows J. W. Murphy and his niscc, Marie Meyer, fester child in a beat on Blue Lal near Lakeport, (3 arrow) toek place. The picture was shapped just. be the tragedy ducked repeatedly, according to witnesses, by Murphy, whe, panicky” when the child suddenly grabbed hold of him in the watl A coroner’s ]\nry retnrned a verdict of “drowning—)cmicida'—at the |ing at the Uptown Theatre for the | last time tonight, presents Bebe | Daniels in what is probably —her Pilots Hang Up Record for| In her new vehicle she plays the| Ml M d vivacious and temperamental toast | Heage ade 1n |of London who returns to the| 29 Hours an infuriated Viennese | played by Victor Var-‘ Lockheed Electra on the scheduled | £Oni flight from Fairbanks. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Berrigan, Dorothy Anne! WOMAN DROWNED than 1,800 miles in less than 24| morning at Cape Pole’ Anchorage hours, upon their arrival at the lo-| in the southern end of the Division, cal airport. Robbins and Jones left| was received by radio telephone rrived in Juneau from ed. Miss Hamilton had lived for Fairbanks at 3 p.m. Sunday. Jones many years at Wrangell, Craig and was also pilot, with S. E. Robbins,| other places in Southeast Alaska. 1 : . P A A EI.EGTHA GOOD ROLE, UPTOWN meI ambitious role since her de- as a musical comedy star in| scenes of her early stage triumphs. During the rendition of a song from | Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Henderson and Miss Elsie McCormick arrived in|insulted by Berrigan and Ed Seiffen were pas- sengers from Fairbanks to Wnue»‘ AT CAPE POLE horse. | Pilots 8. E. Robbins and Jerry Reports of the ‘drowning of Dolly Fairbanks on a round trip flight| today by U. 8. Marshal William T. to Nome—1,100 miles, including a| Mahoney from Cape Pole. Details on the flight from Juneau to Fair- | banks on Saturday, making his to-| PAILY EMPINE WANT ADS PAY! “The Sons You Gave Me," show- | FR[)M INTERIOR Rm Rita.” | her current show, she is publicly | Juneau Sunday aboard the PAA | ex-officer Jones completed a flight of more| Hamilton, about 40, yesterday stop at Ruby—at 3:30 o'clock Sat-| of the tragedy were not ascertain- s Lt IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII]IIIIHIIIIIIIIlIIlIIIlllIlll [I1F % CLANCY REVISTS TERRITORY AFTER 37 YEARS ABSENCE Not for 37 years has J. E. Clancy| visited Alaska. But in the Terri- tory’s earliest days—in the days of the Kiondike gold rush—Clancy was 2 well-known figure in Skag- way. Mr. Clancy and his wife were pas- sengers for Skagway on the Vie-| toria from Seattle. Clancy is taking his wife, who has never visited the Territory, on the Yukon River circle tour. Even though Clancy operated one of Skagway's famous saloons in the days of Soapy Smith, he, him- self, has never been further inside| than Atlin, B. C. The trip. from| that point on, will be new to both., Clancy. now has retired and lives [in Seattle: He is at ‘present in- terested in the Longacres horse race track near Seaftle. Y7hile rain has kept away many. followe's of the| thoroughbreds, he: said , that the ! track was being well’ patronized. B0 wb ENS Cf.u:BkATE 'WEDDING ANNIVERSARY | Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bowden | gelebrated their Twenty-fifth wed- dlng nnn!veram'y Saturday evening | at’ theig home and with p dinngr at Bajley’s Cafe. Those enjoying the affair were | Mr. and Mrs. Lisle Hebert, Mr. and | Mrs. G. V. Goss, Mr. and Mrs. James Primavera, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Kann, Miss Madge 'Hildinger, Nel- William White, B. Rodgers and the host and hostess. During the dinner, entertainment was furnished by Mrs. Ross Swift and Walter Peterson, e B. C. GAME MAN HERE E. Martin, warden for the Brit- ish Columbia Game Department, is in the-city for a few days in con- nection with game matters on the Taku and Stikine rivers as per- taining to both Alaska and British Columbia. He arrived on the Prince George, ‘and expects to leave this week for Wrangell and the Stikine ¢ountry. He is conferring here with the Alaska Game Commission. N o e e chonn vd SULZER COMES NORTH ‘William Sulzer, former Governor of New York and a member of Congress for many years, arrived in Ketchikan from Seattle on the Vic- toria. Sulzer will visit his mining property on Dahl Island, near sthe First City. He is not expected w lwme to Juneau, .8 mmuuummnmmflmuTmfinmfimmmmmrummnunm:mummnTmmmml|mu||mmmnmlulmmmmnuunu at our set whe:e (éhe ' drowaing soccrding swam for shore, where spectators hutled rocks ani stick at him and held him for Sheriff’s \ESTEBETH MEETS Musicians Local JUNEAU, ’ We are an independent organization aaéj pon-partisan. .- @ We arc neutral in all labor activities Eud will supply music for any party or Part)ps CHANNEL BUS BUILDING: NEW WAITING-ROOM ‘Modern, Properlv Appoint- ed Terminal Being Er- ected on Main St. Although it may not.be as large, | (Juneau’s new bus terminal, now under constructign, will bg as mod- | |ern and properly.appointed as any in the States. Workmen today are | busy building the waiting room for the Channel Bus Line at the site of the old Juneau Auto Paint es- | tablishment on lower Main Street, | near Front ¥ Walter Bacon, owner and mana- \ger of the Channel Bus Line, ex- (plained the appointmetns of the| new terminal today. | At the northern end of the build- | ing will be a concession counter, at i which candy, tobacco, and periodi- and Mu:phy's own children and | Will be sold, This concession of Marle (ndicated by |Stand will also have tickets for all| Murphy. The child was “mp~ made by the bus firm, includ- | X y |ing the Thane, Douglas and Gla- his cwn story, “became | jor Highway routes. broke her hold and The remainder of the large room deputies. {will be taken up by numerous| {benches for the comfort of pas-, sengers, | The modern feature of the wait- ing room is the drive-in arrange- (ment to be constructed for the tom- HEAVY RAms ON pan} s large buses, An under-cover SITKA JOU RNEY drive-way, with a tioor opening into | the waiting room, is:to be built. The After mroumerlng heavy rains on jPuses will be driven from Willough- the route, the mgoborship Bstebeth | by Avenue into the covered pas- arrived here early yesterday morn- | S8¢ way. After passengers have ing from her regular Tun. o Sitka. ‘nnghtnd the bus can he driven out Shé brought 11 passengers. again via a drive-way which will[ Burser bave Ramsay reported |Parallel one side of ‘the new Ju- that extremely heavy preclpnatmn‘m'f‘“ HOLKS putAle. was noticed in the vicinity of Sitka.| - ThIS drive-In feature,” Bacon During one 24-hour period there Sald, ™Will ‘enable passengers | to Jast week, the United-States Westh- |make connections with our buses Burcau reported 462 inches of | ¥ithout being exposed to cold or wet weather conditions.” The waiting room is being erect- ed by the Morris - Construction Company after a long-term lease by Mis to er. Murphy hands of J. W. Murphy.” er ra inbound list: rom Kimshan Cove—George Os- Oswald Osborn, Pete Mondo-! the property owner, Los Bernard Chichagof—Thomas Melo- ] ; ern: Vunko T aolEn { Tt probably will be opened within a Todd—Mrs. Charles Berg-|Month strom, Charles Bergstrom From Tenakee—Anton Penttinen,| William Loupa From Hawk Inlet—Mrs. Smith, Polly Smith, e FROM CALIFORNIA Residents of Monterey, Cal and Mrs. Ralph Henderson are round-trip passenger on the Vie: toria. Henderson is a civil engineer arld 14 associated with the Cali- ! fornia State Highway Commis — . MORE FOR CANNERIES Evidently indicating packing ac- tivity ' in nearby salmon canneries, 863 workers were brought mnorth {from Seattle by the Victoria. Twen- ty-two were ticketed for the New England Fish Company plant at atham; 16 for the Peril Straits Company at Todd; 5 for the Super- ior Packing Company at Tenakee, and 130 for the Nukat Packing lon.” Company at Union Bay. [T IIHIIIII|lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlmflllllmfl Anna Mr. ! No.1 ALASKA |had been obtained by Bacon from | Have You Reg e o s /IWA//////////////////””. S st it BN s I W:llaceBEmY Aoolpui‘“ mmou 'm - ROCHELLE HUDSON WILD MAN OF BORNEO A 20th Century Production ——ALSO—— Anything for 2 Thrill Dumb:bell Letters News TONIGHT —Coming— “THE PRESIDENT VANISHES” ATT TON SHRINERS Mzcting of Juneau Shrine Club, 1ic Temple, Monday evening 15, 7:30 o'clock. By order of President COHAN PRODUCTIO”‘ COUSEUM FEATU} George M ‘Gambling,” the last time at the Co!l aftet tonight, is effectiv of a gambler turned detective. He has evidently been given a free hand to play the part in his own ingratiating style, giving full play to the noted Cohan personality The screen version of “Gambling,” | was adapted and directed by Row- land V. Lee, from a play written by Cohan, in which he appeared on the stage for two years. There is incidental music, notably a new song; “My -Littie Girl,” composed: and sung by Cohan himself -~ “THE MIGHTY BARNUM’ IS BILL AT CAPITOL Cohan which will b n for m Th in his role J. W. LEIVERS, Secretary. UPTOWN LAST TIMES TONIGHT ady The famous midget, General Tom | Thumb and his bride Lavinia, the| Cardiff Giant, the Bearded Lady the Fiji Mermaid, the Woolly Horse and all the rest of the “natural od- dities” with which P. T. Barnum staggered New York a century ago,| are seen in e Mighty Barnum,” | now showing at the Capitol The-| ater His splurge from [to the sublime with the sponsoring |of the American debut of Jenny Lind, the Swedish Nightingale, at | Castlé’ Garden, plays a big part ‘in | the' “picture, with Virginia Bruce| DA, i’/ JA) {playing the role of the golden- D the grotosque Ty .Mut tvities 3 scale. VO e § MUSICIANS LOCAL NO. 1. i fmmummmmmuuumuummml|||mmmmumnmmmn||mmunnnnmmmmmlmmmmmmmmmmummml voiced Jenny. ‘ s | ( NOTICE ! ( / ; ¢ "7( )N J " Approach leading to Femmer's / Wi . /F YOU GAVE N Dock from Willoughby Avenue will| | be closed after 5 p.m., Friday, July 12, until further notice. D. B. FEMMER. - - TO PRINCE RUPERT ’: adv Marie Bussinger, a niece of Mrs. Ray Peterman, left here on the | Prince George for. Prince Ruperb,i ALASKA THEATRE CO. A special meeting of stock- holders of the Alaska Theatre Co. will be held at the Uptown Theatre on Wednesday after- noon at 6:00 o’clock. BOARD OF DIRECTORS.