The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 11, 1935, Page 14

Wy THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, (X:T 11, 1935 COMPANY HANDLES BUILD. ”fl"ws?' Issued by Nearly all the materials Wsed in| Inspectors | the constriction of the Juneau Mo- | |tors Company Garage were secured | through the Columbia Lumber Com- | pany..Firms providing these mater- lials were as follows: Lumber: Bloedel-Donovan, lingham, Washington. Steel: Diamond Cemment Company, Seattle. Millwork: Tacoma Sash and Door Company. 100 gross _tons, mmmamwmuma i S bwn o | ensineer, motor, Fotean. | Ray Spurgeon, Anchoruge, Alaska, | chief engineer, motor, 50 gross tons, Frank McCafferty Is Owner of [Motor Building movdmw m Mflrfln first Dreaded o Crimin al FOSS COMPANY _ HAS CONTRACT FOR BUILDING 0 New Firm Construcls Ju- in May, 1935, The contract was | NCaU Motors Structure— let on May 27, ana work com= | H. Foss Heads Concern menced early in June, A | The plans, drawn by Lester General contractor for the new N. Troast and Associates, were {Juneau Motors Company bufldlng) JUNERU FIRMS TAKING PRIDE, NEW BUILDING Structure Ropr(‘sents Com- bined Handiwork of Many Concerns | Rebert,A. Hill, Juneau, chief en- ‘g(neer motor, 100 gross toms, lakes, bays and sounds, other than the Great Lakes. | Harlan R. Zehrung, 1738 Market | Btreet, Seattle,, Washington, third assistant..engineer, motor vessels, any gross tons; also second assist- |nnt engineer, motor vessels, 2500 |grass tons, ocean. ~Bar} .W. Bright, Juneay, All‘l‘ [ehief engineer, motor vessels, 2500 gross tons, ocean; also, third assist- ant engineer, motor vessels, w 'gross tons, ocean, ... ] Frank McCafferty is the own- | er of the building, which was built on a site which previously belcnged to him. Juneau Motors Compeny has secured the build~ ing on a long-time lease. The first plans for the build- ing were decided upon in the summer of 1934 and completed Strasbourg Kill er Atten Funeral But Eludes Police e e ..9"!.""'!9"% o — wuhhumwmthe “gtrase STRASBOURG, France, Oct. 11— wurt Jr& " more_dar- The police net around “the Stras- totefl them bourg strangler,” France's most wluro they might find the body of s victim, Fhis time., it was An 11- Steamboat andh M(néfl)&at Operators Pass U. S. Examinations! Bel-| The Juneau Board of U. 8. Local Inispectors, John M. Clark d&nd John ineau firms will be privi- iNewmarker, reports the following nt with pride” to the 's Garage as a lasting ent of their handiwork s the firms cooperating in tion of the final struc- s follows Troast and Associates, nd William Manley lans. tion Company: they | 1 contractors for the | Brothers plastering truction Company led the roof. they did the installed the developed and the building erected under Frank McCaffer- ty's own supervision. D iBlind' Children Are Offered Education|; LOUISVILLE, Ky., Oct. 11—Every | blind child or any child whose eye- sight is defective will be offered a education by the Kentueky ool for Blind at Louisville. - YOUNG THIEVES CAUGHT they did Capture of two boys, age 10 and Hardware and Fittings: Seattle i ruction Com-" is the Foss Constructio 9 Handwaze 7 pany of Juneau, which was esta lished on June 1 of this year: Harold Foss, company head, :was formerly associated with the Terri-| PANYs torial Department of Education as an architect. He has been in Juneau two years. Associated with Harold «Fess is Erling Bugge, medal from Americay Institute of; Architects for general excellence in| architecture throughout five years| study of Architectural Design at the University of Washington from| which he graduated last year. only | 20 such medals are given yearly mi all the United States. Some of hul 4esigns for residential and commer- | nett, 25, and Miss Lottie Miller, 25, winner of a gold Xrause Shipping was secured largely| through the Wills Navigation: Gom- with the, Alaska Steamship ' Company. cooperating. Materials. not. secured unwgh | Golumbia Lumber., Company. . were 'the cement, provided by which was seeured -through Couple Is Married" at Police Station ASHEVILLE, N, C—J. T. and the sand and gravel, G, E 4 R Bur- licenses - issued ¢ durlnc the: mmth of September: . Q James, T, Hansen, m«;hmm &- aska, master, of steam snd motor vessels, not. over 500 gross tons, be- tween . Puget Sound.and .Arctic Ocean, on freight.and. towing ves- sels; also first class pilot, South- east Alaska, steam and motor. ves- sels, not over 500 gross toms, . Robert A. Hill, Juneau, mate, in- land, steam vessels not .over 300 gross tons;. on lakes, bays and sounds other than the Great Lakes. Hugo J. Stoll, Petersburg; Alaska, mate, inland, steam vessels, any gross tons, lakes, bays and sounds other than Great Lakes. There were . issued 23 ucmm u operators and navigators. of motor- boats of 65 feet and under 15 gross tons. - Oertificates issued to able sea- mn, 1; certificates issued to life- boatmen, 4. Two falled to pass examination . for able seamen; five failed to pass examination for life- boatmen. . Two. investigations were. luld during the month. No charges were preferred against licensed person- nel and the cases were dismissed, -Aluminum lnd eawef. stripped from- confiscated slot machines, are sold for scrap at“public auction by years to cateh, the daring murderer 1. Slayer Taunts. Police, The shadowof the unknown] trudging along the-old Sehiltigheim fortifications, < cast . the..fliokering had attended the burial, service. Detalls that he gave Jeft nuloubt light of his lantern on the; nude | bodvo(amuzsurldhmm' strangled. .. oo okl b7 The day merlurmuenl. pollnv receivad a letter boasting that the | writer had committed the crime and | b veryane,in:she aiix, Asain, muuwm mvm .u-pdaa first fell .on the old. Alsation city in February, 1982 A, vagpicker,f ool “atteF Qs And momen are afeald to. Wih. the: m,efim, Roy Knight, Juneay, Alaska, chief the palice of Oakland, Calif.. gammm|uuuuuuummn||umm|mum|mf umnuunmmmufinufimmmumnummmmm T Ou1 Lomphments to o uneaii M otor @(). On the enterprxs |12, brought an end to a wavé of did the of- peh'v thievery in Anchorage, ac- cording to Chief of Police Walter L. Breington, who found the boys |wandering about after dark and “!ldiscovered that they had stolen a flashlight from the automobile. of ck O'Conner and a key from red Bowman's automobile. The uths also confessed to taking fire {extinguishers. sial interiors have been on tour of wanted to get married so they went the United States as part of zhe to the police' station. Sergeant W. National Collegiate Art Exhibit. He ' E. Rector teleplioned George Digges, has been with Foss since the com-@eglster of deeds, who had retired pany opened. 'tor the night, and arranged for a TR v {license. Other policemen served as More than 120,000 trout wera'wxcnesses When the ceremony: was planted in lakes and streams of |finished the officers showered- the Yosemite National park in the sum- couple with rice obtained at & near- mer of 1935. by restaurant. and Power mx Jones: he did the painting lt provided the RICE AND AHLéRs INSTALL HEATING, PLUMBING PLANTS Plumbing and heating facilities in the new Juneau Motors gar- age have been installed by Rice & Juneau firm. An American tor Company water-tube boil- er, a Braden oil burner, and Trane Unit Heaters comprise the low pres- sure team system installed The unit heaters were used be- cause of economy of operation and IIIIHIHmllllllflllllflillIIIIH!HIIIIIII!II“IIIIHIHII ¢ Lthey'lia% shoWn m 'bufli'img . their new_home to satisfy all the.needs of cus: tomers and on the faith they show in.the Q\J;qté ofJuneau and of Alaska—= . .. .. i 00 Gosees ELECTRICAL INSTAL LATIONS Al_aska Electrz’c nght &? Power Co. IIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIII]IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllmllllllIlllllfllfllllllllllllllml ‘ Congratulations to the New t. Juneau Motor Co. tre Joining the chorus of well wishes of hundreds of Juneau mer- ~ heat loss in long-distance piping. Three unit heaters were installed, one in the repair room and one in the offices, the other on the second floor Circulation of air is forced by these heaters, one of which is con- sidered equivalent to about six av- erage radiators i Callforma Wine Industry Growing AN BIBEO, Oct. 11—California’s £ wine in a few years will become a «. billion-dollar industry, the greatest # in the state. This chants and individuals extended to Juneau Motors, Krafft’s ex- press their wishes for greater success to Alaska’s finest automobile home. 3 NI & [ T T KRAFFT’S Cabinet, Millwork PHONE 62 o was the prediction made Second at Franklin # here by James A. Barlotti, director #2 of the Wine Institute and head of ¥ the world’s largest vineyard at ! Guasti. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllIIIIIIIIII_IIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIlIlHIIlIII!I ‘._*‘ it is the state's second 0 aral industry, em- BIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|NIIIIIIIIIIII or indirectly one * out of every 2 he said | B . WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY to ' congratulate Juneau Motor Co. upon their newly completed, completely modern serv- Cfompany ice garage and display rooms. % May we add We comphment you . . . on your fine new building and on’your choice of heatmg umts. forit. " : : , M3Esh G, 4903 N LI HS EE Pt Your fully automatlc BRADEN OIL BURNER and Trane Unit Heaters, combined ‘with American Radiator Company water tube boiler, w1ll gnve y?u many years of perfect servicd. S . ) : ‘ . We are very happv to have had the oppor- tunity to make the plumbing and heating mstal- latgons in your beautiful building. - Treda g We Thank You— and Wlsh You Success! We are proud to have been able to assist our name to the in the erection of this outstanding building and hope that the future will hold only the greatest man y i others . . .. with 5 A of success for those whose faith in Juneau, and CONGRATULATIONS whose courage, enabled them to undertake and carry out such a progressive step. a ng,)\ Burnett Bros. STUCCO and PLASTERING PAR SERVICE Transfer y . Compan WALTER BINDSEIL Phone 528