The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 6, 1935, Page 8

SO A THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, NOV.'6, 1935, " ALICE JOYCE’S DAUGHTER WEDS STAR?S TODAY vucAT En‘uc' Is B R I DE 0 F Bety Jane Rundell, nine-year-old DIES sEA I I LE L} Taite aavives recéived: in’ Juneaul radio singer, celebrated her birthday y IN COURT HERE ARE ELECTED s v on'ne Yoo e riies i o e ey b =2, 4 ping center on the Yukon River, in- | | P It mete al =il dicates a good fur season, the large | i vited. Games were played and ‘ce‘Former Newspapgrman of —_— bl increase in rabbits being accountable iy 1 “:h’:'uc“‘ ‘““; candy ’;::’:dJ Yukon Temtory S i g . for the prospect. FERNEID. Weke: v e Jacob Williams Faces Helen Gray, Kenneth' Mc-|"L2 S0 ragers serve most| Popular Young Couple Are|runden, Jacqueline schmitz, Mary | Passes Away 3 iy 3 f the trappers north of the Yukon | i I ;| Jukiek, Dorls Gridiey, Bobiy Jesher | Charge of Fatal Shoot- Clarty, A. E. Schoettler, O st ik s e United at Quiet Cere- |5y T, esiey Rhodes, Ivan| SEATTLE, Nov. 6—Funeral ser- iR Officers of Association g R ol mony Last Evening ~ |conn, Jackie Rundell, Wesley ‘Stab- | vices were held this afternoon for ing st June raw furs shippe m the; | Arthur H. De; ik A ting of Juneau and Douglas 10K (o (sevte] husSeet LENERG Iera'e iny d by Mrs. Bill lsever‘:ll— d;ys :;;‘ ol e mee ) % 4 rving was done by 'S, - 3 + dollars during a normal trappin it Jacob Williams, 23-year-old Ju- people interested in vocational work | s:uon_ . (o) 9 z'tclz'*:“‘:z fi;f;o?zelfivmg;:; Schmitz, Miss Lena Bardie, Mrs.| Dever established the Dawson Daily ian, went on trial for first was held Monday afternoon in the | =t i 3 i Winifred Griffith and Mrs. Rosaria | NeWs in 1899. He went over Chil- Indian -y 4 palgp g cffice of the Vocational Department | | K. Qlafson offigcisted, at the Pet-ipls) g | koot Pass into the interior, during e T i .1 the Territorial Public Schoots, or-| KETCHIKAN COUPLE sonage of ‘the Resurrection Luther- d | the Klondike rush ‘ Alexander’s courtroom this morning. e i an Church, Miss Edna Marie Smith R R | s iwilliams is accused in the fatal | ganization of the Alaska Vocational ls MARRIED HERE BRAlh i L BEAeS Ak Thtit e | A widow, daughter and two grand- . shooting of Frank Johnson Jast June Association, a branch of the Ameri- | ! Butts wPA AGAIN To children survive, all residents of Se- 17. Williams and Johnson weu‘v::ork-i‘ ‘:::;e\;ocatlonal Assoclation was per-; In an afternoon wedding in the! ps S PRI NN PO TS TV attle. ing aboard the fishing boat of Capt. | Joders G Northern Light Presbyterjan Church | Keith Wildes and following the cere- | * ! Dan White, and the tragedy is said | c;hepzlf;?:f ‘;;r,::r:l:{:;e g“‘_f at 4 oclock Monday, n}m Vivian!mony a reception was held at the P AY TE ABHERS ] d’ to have arisen from a drunken quar- | Safeni “Vice - President, Ken;::.‘;{xener of Spokane became the bride | Keith Wildes home, attended by a 5 , | GIvEN vhen she was | 8 ; Vice- 5 j 1 5 rél aboard the vess.el “. en she was | McClarty, Palmer; Secretary-Treas- of Mr. Morris Erikson of Ketchlkan.“large number of friends of the new- WASHINGTON, Nov. 6—Harry L.| moored to the City Float. urer, A. E. Schoettler, Juneau, Dele- | RéV: John A. Glasse performed the |lyweds. Hopkins is cobsidering a plan to re- | Pleaded Net Guilty i gate to the annual convention to be| °remony- ; (& nev:lyweds are well kNOWN |yiyq tne education program which | TWENTY YE ARS ‘Williams assertedly fired the shots | held in Chicago, Mr. A. E. Rarnes, | The young couple will make their | young people at Juneau. Miss Smith provided instruction to two million i from the engine room of the ship, ;D!rector of Vocational Education. | _home in Ketchikan, where Erikson|is a graduate of the Juneau high persons last year. SEATTLE, Nov. 6. — Hubert K. Rn 5 20-30 nge kijing. Jonsaes The paid up membership includes| 15 the owner of a fishing fleet. riis i s v s | Under this plan, $11,000,000 will be | Spahr, of Tacoma, has been convict- * hd injuring White in the arm. The | several teachers who are not resi- | RUMMAGE SALE lAlaska Bk it lo. allotted from WPA funds to pay sal-|ed of a $3,000 payroll robbery of a ! accused man entered a plea of not |dents of this immediate vielnity,! Ay the Dugout Nov. 14, auspices PReRBEmmOn, She is| . ec 1o 40,000 needy teachers. | clothing manufacturing company guilty to the charge, and is defended ‘and of course it was impossible for' A oiiean [:mn Froia T D‘:’ - one of Juneaw's popular young la- itk !here several weeks ago, and has been by Attorney Frank Foster them to be present. u:;:esracacAepr.edg i tele"hyt;ne 3:03 ldles, o i ployee of the Alaska Juneau. sentenced to 20 years in prison. ¥ Jurors hearing the case are: Nick It is planned to hold a meeting of s s m”"&;e ubts 15 eq““t"y as well known | - Mr. and Mrs. Butts will make their Nearly all of the money was recov- ‘Trierschield, Henry Kuchen, Jar Douglas and Juneau representatives Gty 4 BNy younger se_. He is an em- home in Jnueau. ered. , Archie Radalet, U. S. Gr: at Jeast once a month for the pur- YT < — Sl frtibibesicoi-iad Lgree, Avee Radle, 5. & On ot cmmeston ot socaionat pean EMI OO TR T J. F. Kaher, Mrs. Peter Nelson i 4 lems. . A = LaChance, Mrs. James Snell & ¢ E The American Vocational is the = fLaly = Homer Nordling. Alice Moore, 19-year-old daughter of Alice Joyce and Tom Moore, |One, big, live, national organization = \ ¥ B = Three Jurors Excused with her husband of several days, Felix Knight, concert and screen |in the field of vocational Education,” = = Three jurors were exc ., singer. The pair eloped to Yuma, Ariz. Miss Moore recently signed @ | <yiq Mr. Schoettler. “They maintain = § B i io e pemeinle of fong-term film contract. (Associated Press Photo) ; |an oftice in Washington, D. C. and = : = chpital punishment. They W A 5 s n — " |hold an annual convention. This = = v Bertelson, A. F. Knight and Ole Dr. W. W. Council, physician at organization of over 15,000 members = “. % i = d Charles Daniels were excused, ;. g g Gbbk s e = = e i 1 an uncie| ok Ik WHIES 40 RIS el Vocational Education in the United = - f the accused man. Jack David, In- afternoon, and testified concerning |States.” = = ;- el . Jack DAvE " the bullet wound that led to John- ok it = \ . = dian, of Haines, was dismissed from 4 a5 = = s Y son’s death. He was followed on the = = service after being given a lit stand by Capt. Dan' White | = = o test, and John McLaughlin was ex- S%0¢ BV © d,p_;.,,,,,,,' No word has been received here | = = cused because of service on the cor- ccncerning the fate of two Alaska = = N oner’s jury in the case. t Oranze was built by the Dutch yessels said to be missing in South- | = = Judge Alexander gave preliminary 49 at Sekondi, one of the old ea<t waters. = = . instructions to the jurors early this ng stations on the Guinea coast| The Sea Ranger, which left a| = = afternoon. Africa. | month ago from Alert Bay for Ju-| = o s s o —————————« neau, is reported to have been found | g 1 total wreck, but the locality has = GENERAL EI FCTRIC 10t been ascertained. The wreck! _ = B bt kv Shlioggeld LU T and Sop Affair to = ger's owner ar-| = 5 WASIIERS rived there, according to information Attract 225 Guests = }?ce(ne Uuited States Customs of- to MOOSe Hall § are giving complete satisfaction to The Ventura, which left Ketchi- ; = : © -] = » kan for Seattle on October 1, also| All Gastinezau Channel boys inter- = It is our pleasure to say i Over 150 Chamwl Residents ordired con ol Bimanggi gt My mpsmomiisngew i W I y that through our buyers in the States we were extremely fortunate latest information availiable he ers were told to “Be Prepared” to- = ke i 4 L] . ¥ § + to latest information availiable here. |ers were told to "Be Preparel’ to; == to get in on a good buy” and we are now offering you the finest selection in Coats:and Suits 3 and Son dinner in the Moose Hall = . fovg 2401 . . oy A Join the crowd and do your heavy work the PRE - CHRISTMAS SALE|:" > <o% = at surprisingly low prices for quality merchandise in our Third Annual PreChristmas Sale! G.-E. way. Choose from a full line. Prices STARTS TOMORROW AT, The youngsters ik thelsralamnfs = | ‘ ‘ \ ] v | will gather in the hall at 5:30 p. m. = range from $60.00 to $160.00. JUNEAU FROCK SHOPPE 7\ *5+ 25 ‘and twenty.five are = = i 5 In accordance With a custom es- |expected to attend the affair, which == = Sold on Easy Pay Plan tablished by Mrs. Jennie Bromberg, |will be supervised by Frank Gar- = = of the Juneau Frock Shoppe, her|nick, with Sam Feldon as chef. = 4 = o store is offering the public an op-| The guests will be fed at two sit- == = [ ] portunity to choose early in her|tings, according to Feldon, and H. = = Third Annual Pre-Christmas Sale |1, Redlingshaafer, known as the fa- E = . . which cpens tomorrow. | ther of Scouting in the Juneau dis- = = Alaska Electrlc ng ht Mrs. Brumberg says that this event | trict, will arrange games for those = = has always met with great success|waiting for “second table.” = § and Power CO as it affords a wonderful chance to| All boys who are ten years of age E = . purchase this season’s newest mer- | or over and are prospective Boy Scout == . = chandise at bargain prices in the|are invited to the banquet, and the = = JUNEAU—Phone 6 DOUGLAS—Phone 18 height of the Christmas buying sea- | younger ones who are accompanied = = son. by their parents will also be guests. = . = — At The occasion promises Lo be & = Only the very latest in snappy up-to- = 99 miniature Boy Scout Jamboree, with = 3 % = , the boys putting on a Scout Circus == 1 4 = 1y ) ) program immediately following the = the-mante Styles ot the VCTy bCSt E te b dinner. All phases of Scouting work E . . 2 T = ea our rmome wi 1 will be demonsirated in the cirous, = materials and trims . . . NOW E _|according to Curtis Shattuck, Scout- = f = . ‘|ing Commissioner for Gastineau = = Be Comfortable! at a price you can afford to pay! ||Cimee: = : - g A & Short talks will be made by At- = 75 to fi 00 = LOW INSTALLATION cost =~ The LONERGAN Fireside Heater | |iormey i L Faulkner and wellman 25 > . LV LE g g, is a complete Heating, Humidifying, Air-Circu- the Forest Service. - h A 3 = LOW OPERATING COST # =~ " SR 4 v o @ =l - lating unit providing Carefree Healthful Warmth KATHERINE MOUNT AT be, AP e / = = We are also showing a lovely group '’ GOVERNMENTHOSPITAL £ _ ) 2 The laminons R of Frocks for Evening, Afternoon and = orange flame o, ‘ = > = DTt crrin played the Jeading rale In the Parg” 22 Office wear . . , all at PRE-CHRIST- = ju mount motion-picture, “Igloo,” I8 = = ¢ burner, like the now a resident of Juneau, where she == MAS SALE PRICES, = mployed as a nurse at the Gov- = = :‘:’d’i:’t:’;“ h’::; lesr:mepmyhospxml, E ! == 4 al ihe iof “It’s a far cry from Wainwrighty” = = song: pake o) sald the attractive young woman, = T = iight to the, who has just returned from a visit = 7 = heating surfac- to Hollywood and is looking forward E a g es of the heater with longing to the time when she == = . : oV home. = bt ahierats will revisit her Wainwright = E B » 3 Katherine Mount, although born == . S is quickly cir- L e A Hand-made Velvets, Metallics, Felis . . . . in all = culated through Calif, by her father at an early age = wanted colors . . . Pre-Christmas Sale Prices— = the rooms being that she might acquire nnked]:cmon. g 88 50 ] NOW $4 05 ,50 & = She graduated from Berkeley high B values 95 $5.. values d = = ¢ school and entered Alta Bates hos- == $ es NOW 53'7‘) = | pital, where she completed her course == i ; | ¥ = in 1929, Thereupon she returned to = Winter Felt Hats from $1.95 to $4.50 : = Wainwright, where she followed her = 3. pe 5 = profession until a Paramount motion ' { \ A = = MODEL C3 - C4 | ojobure comipany, wandering o . Lovely new Umbrellas, Scarfs, Lingerie, ‘Gloves. = MRS $Z ~F3 Heats from 2 to 4 village, persuaded her to pla; e = b 3 g e T 4 = Heats from 4 to 6 Rooms APPROVED o ' T ;‘am e IRy n’: = Purses, Collar and Cuff Sets, Hand Embroidered N E W s = ; Miss Mount's triumph In “Igloo” = Silk' Pajamas and Robes and a complete assortment . = il i s 4 H led to plans which may result in -n-l—- of Wool Robes at S ial Pri COSTUME = Sturdily constructed, beautifully designed and finished and remarkably efficient diher - Aduskan. ploture this ikt ; ool Robes at Special Frices, JEWELRY s . in operation they offer a most convenient and carefree means for home heating. Following the completion of the == Pleasi = i mleoaition: o s vol PRk o M e Svon ad ekt picture, Miss Mount visited Holly- = @ Select your Christmas Gifts NOW and SAVE! g, = distribution of heat throughout the rooms being heated. Temperatures are oa Hivis. e ton ey A Prices -1 o St 3 = = easily controlled to secure the most comfort . Lederer, who played the Eskimo lead == = N in “Man of Two Worlds." 1= & = Although Miss Mount candidly ad- = = 1 mits she “likes Hollywood best,” she == = : rs co is contented to be here in Juneau, == B [ ] and finds her work both interesting | == v = and helpful. IE . = If the Alaskan picture appears as| == - . = o PHONE 34 ESTIMATES FREE! i : 4 ) = fimfi?' b e Er::yhbcmsbkmg “Exclusive But Not.Expensive /. . | « FRONT STREET, Near The Nugget Shop = « . 4 < P /Aome- ) 5 . bt wRN “a g b3 = = . Zke Supreme Achievement in 0il Heating | "o S Rl i hmics A Emptre Want Ads’ ¢ | oot B S Ty