The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 18, 1935, Page 2

5 S announces an open competitive eX-[ U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU P NlGHT SGHU‘UL Hunter Alloged bh()t‘ amination for filling vacancies in the ‘ Down, Left to Die by |position of 'Assistant Lighthouse TH E WE ATHER “ 2 . Keeper jin the 16th U. 8. Lightheuse k- I T iCompanion; Arrest Made District, in Alaska, with headquarters | | | (By the U.'S.” va Bureau) \ ; at Ketchikan, Alaska, at $1260 toj Forecast for Tineau fnd viinity, beginning at 4 p.m., November 18: H b ALBANY, Ore, Nov, 18.—James J. ¢ 56", year, with quarters, fuel, Cloudy tonight and’ 'mesdny, Ppossibly snow flurries; moderate east . | Y | Cronine was arrested on a charge of |y, anq heat. Receipt of applica-| to north winds. ' Bssme with tatpntita KR h“:“ tions to close December 18, 1935. ‘LocaL pata .7 |:ng_companion, Clauge Hw\llz- WhO.| gor further information and ap-| Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity - Weathe b : Dé. h—~—; . : ;xf’c‘:le?nb& ::f:o:aq:::fi;'firee:;:;s— plication blank apply to the Secre ~-’ 4 pm. yest'y 30.04 25 45 NE 16 Clear Lt hfl & ‘Déstri D‘Iflr‘ 4 s g 3 | tary, Board of U. S. Civil Service| 4 a.m. today 30.13 19 69 sw 1 Clear TBa;ea Orehr;%ll‘e cf:j(m Tm"éfl’:;"z;mgeh‘l::a;fifi;‘z Examiners, Juneau. or to the Office } Noon today 30.14 25 6 s 8 Lt. Snow AT, e y | a, T 2 of the Managey, 11th U. S. Civil Ser- =2 w3 g o ing Urged Be Present o °"5’d"l’f£fl'ia bt e | o DRSS, Tederal O Y:::‘:‘:DAA!;D T umx?rfmu Z sal Building, Seattle. ESTE . exactly what happened. He said he{” L g___‘_“.'a Highest 4p.m. Lowest4am. 4am. Precip. 4am. eu,; Tomorzow night at 7 o'clocKin the | yvas not lost and didn't believe his BASKETB Ai L ST.ARTS Station wlw temp.: | temp. temp. velocity 24hrs. Weather L4 Superintendent’s office at the high|.ye was blinded by underbrush. AL Anchorage ........... -_ 16 — — . Trace Cldy :cihaol} c:m&:ems may resdl:: for| " Cronine returned to a farm house| AT KETCHIKAN; SIX_ | marrow ... -m BB O 4 0 cldy school courses, accort to a ' i - 3 i 9 and reported that he and his com t Nome 32 34 24 22 Cldy Beautthil fabric: coats. ik st statement, by A. B. Phflli Super-| panion lost thejr way on Blaine “Am Fom I‘EASU Bethel 3.6 36 38 8 32 Cldy seautifu abric coats 1 smart new [intendent of schools. The Wing | viountaln. Fairbank: 18 4 18 0 4 10 s ; ai s - - 3 now s lelasses will be offered, prom chers d Hult: death, GKY !ngue mbbfll will get ” e 5 woolen weaves charmingly set off by Stiiclent niimber ‘OF Dérgana Bnroll r::“v’;czen:‘i;";’;om‘;; near S8 lunder way in Ketchikan on Novem-| DEVSOR ¥ 5 e R LlodiR ' | ber 19, Thereafter games will be|. - < 3 il in any one class to make. it worth eaY " 8 really exquisite fur collars— while. ASSISTANT LIGHTHOUSE |plaved each Tuesday and Saturday | oilt HATOr - 80 @ i % wi ¢ et ciay | ; Shorthand 1 (continuing present KEEPER IS NOW NEEDED; | night' through the winter. Teams P dines u 32 i 3 % : S % Cldy class); Shorthand II, EXAMINATION ANNOUNCED | making up the league are: Merch- : : y o lass nd (continuing Juneau 2 25 [ AR - NeE | 1 0 Clear i present class) Typewriting I (con- ants, Bop Marchg, OGC, DeMola s § S J . Priced f ] tinying present class); Ty T U. 5. Oivl Seryice Commission | Cyane, and 1. fa B 4 e s Seae il e ASI)l’('l(lllY riced tor the ey ekl o). SHEERES) 18 8 Brrjee CVRIR T T s Ketchjkan ........38 34 | 30 32 4 ‘06 cidy o, | continuing present, . 3 | Pgince Rupert ... 42 42 |3 4 4 o1 Clear s ‘Bpnmf.h 1, (continuing nt Edmonton ... 8 4 | =4 0 4 0 Cldy Hl)ll(lfl S .class); Cooking, Public Sne#mz»[. Seattle 50 46 g8 4 0 Ccldy & Band, Orchestra, Short Story Writ- Por, gand 44 4 | 38 40 4 0 Cldy vmz, Feature Story Writing, Adver- San Francisco ... 56 52 46 46 6 [ Clear | tisement Writing, and Knitting. New York . 38 36 32 38 24 :’12 Cldy " s % 1&2: wplissmw:;le :q::'t::e":ki BEEFSTEAK&(JHd Mm Washington 4 38 e s e Clear l v each | [? CHILDREN'S WINTER €OATS Caps and Hr{":gi:ilggs‘ to Match $4.95 to $6.00 Set B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. Juneai’s Leading Department Store . not sure of this identification. At-| tgengyHowar@ Stabley represeping Kodzoff, questioned Gilbertson close- NAMES FURTHER: FflREIflN BIDS Christmas time. | week. ! It will_be impossible o Offer clnueswtwaormxeevmwbe tnm'eswd There must be ten or| lh'hen in each class, or the class | will be discontinued. { the case of band and orches- |8, No fee will be charged. How- ever, unless enough | enroll for a good | m\!nca; orznplz&tion, 0o classes will | It enouah are interebted in short | and.. feature, story writing, we can| report that we have available an instryctor who has written success- ) fully for the past five years; who has marketed stories and who holds‘ & Master's Degree from a first rate university. . Emphasis in this class| would be phoed on feature smry‘ writing and articles for trade jour-| nels rather than fiction work. How-] ever, . fiction story writing will be| included, said Supt. Phillips. Enroliment will be held on Tues- dgy and Thursday. All classes tha are to start will begin on December | 5 and run foriten weeks, to Febru-| ary 16, exclusive of ten days at HUNTERS FAGE STRINGENT LAW -~ INWASHINGTON FROM BLUE RIBBON (;'ATT & . l’urchaudw " % i 1st.Prize F:No.\xvv Available ‘at These Outstanding Seattle Markets Weare 'ds proud‘of these choice meats as the man HEERLE ERRRE SR A A who owned the prize wmners at the reoem I’ACIFIC INERN /\TION AL PURCHASED FOR YOU SWIFT & COMPANY gon, - nm_'l.hnn portions of Alaska. WEATHER CONDITIONS AT 8 A. M. | Ketchikan, cloudy, temperature 32; Wrangell, Skagway, partly cloudy, 11; Soapstone Point, cloudy, 30; Sitka, cloudy, 28; Radioville, snowing, 26; Cordova, ¢loudy, 31; Chitina, cloudy, 2; Mc- Carthy, cloudy, 8; Anchorage, cloudy, 25; Tanana, cloudy, 1; Fairbanks, snowing, 6; Hot Springs, cloudy, 4 3; Kaltag, cloudy, 20; Flat raining, 35. WEATHER SYNOPSIS +High haromeme pressure prevailed -this morning over the upper Yukon' Valley, Southeéast Alaska, and over the upper. MacKenzie River Valley, while low pressure: was generalfrom the Aleutian Islands north- eastward to the mouth of the MacKenzie River. preyailed over the Pacific Ocean about 800 miles west of southern Ore- This general pressure distribution has been attended by precipi- tation over:the greater portion of Alaska and by fair weather over the ypper MacKenbie Valley. New York Qity reported a northerly gale during the night, the wind attaining a maximum velocity of 40 miles. It was much warmer last night over the interior, partly cloudy, 27; Ruby, cloudy, 2; Nulato, cloudy, Another storm area western, and -~ LIVESTOCK - EXPOSITION Portand, Ore. EDITHE YOUNG WINS DEClSlON IN CA3E ‘!‘he demsw.\ 5 Juege Kmung in the case of Edivx Young against the 3Severins Company was reversed by the United States Circuit: Court of Appeals, according to statement by Judge J. A. Hellenthal to The Em- pire Saturday., Judge Harding took the case from the jury by directing a- verdict for the Severins Company and it was this ryling of Judge Harding that was set aside by the Circuit Court 2f Appeals. J. A. Hellenthal of Juneau repre- sented Edithe Young, and H. L. Taulkner of Juneau and George M. Naus of San Prancisco represented by | 8¢5 MATANUSKA FOREMAN JOINS LOCAL COMPANY J. J. Wilms, father of R. G. and L. H. Wilms, of the International Highway Gold Mining and Explora- tion Company, arrived in Juneau on the Yukon to join the staff of the Company. Mr. Wilms has been with the Mat- anuska Valley project as Construc- tion Foreman and reports that most of the major construction work has been completed but that buflding will continue all winter. He further states that in his opinion the pro- Jjeet will be successful and that the farmers are well situated for the winter and enjoying the comforts of their new homes and that therc is little . or no. justification for com- * » : ATT, P. G. : ; Iy relative to seeing Kodzoff, but the | i 'l‘rbgnl\«v 18— Lifetime fevo- | ANNEX MEAT MARKET i the Severins Company. plaint NT A officer reiterated be was sure of | P w Ks Latrnofh tmzbemd fishing licehb= | AUGUSTINE & KYER PYM'S I G. A. GROC. & MKT. the identification as 1 know George, fes faces a number of Washington | 515" First Ave. 224 W. 85in ST R A nally.” He said Kodzoff was do- | hunters who were a bit too hasty on 1518 6th. PREFONTAINE MEAT MKT. nothing in particnlsr except the trigger. 500 15th N. and Yesler FARTIGIPANTS PREMIUM MEATS Security Market REUTER, ALFRED ' State game protectors are investz- INVESTIGATED e o w »"Mldents in which people were either 1501 Queen Anne 4509 University Way BANCHERO, ED., E. & E. of unnecessary taik'ng.” ‘a lot Pictures Figure in Case IPABST says... Frank Agoff for creating a disturb- ance, and related as have ogher wit- JORGENSON, A. C. Gilbertson identified himself in killed: or ‘wounded by gunshot from MEAT MARKETS Manchester, Wash. Gilbertson Declares His De- | several pictures offered in evidence, | [ckes’ {0 Delermme Y AD- iuimbe febis The game ol £ Raiwer Ate REGAN. M. ¥. . and in reply to questioning by As-| oioan Buds Collusive— |tectors will enforce a State Game!| BEHAR'S' MARKET RUSSELL, W. S, FAIR MKT. mand to Disperse Greet- | ant District Attorney George W. | Commission regulation that makes it|| 2864 McClellan - 651 King ) ed with Boos, Jeers | Folta said the scene changed so rap-| Promises Clamp Down !unmr\u for a hunter who has shot | BOTHELE, CO-OP. RAYBOULPD'S MARKET B kg idly that any picture might depict |anpther person or a domestic ani- Bothell, Wash. 4551 California Ave. ¢ Shinued Thom Pige Ope the scene at the particular mom:;‘l’(\t u{WAg:lmeNa ?:'w;l-l-(l’a‘;nglpr mal :not- his - own,-ever to. possess Bl;g‘;flbleiml:. Sl;%:l;}:.::’s MARKET " i but a few seconds later it was - |ing;a on u of €120 lagaln ‘a Washington hunmsing ana : R Irelem It is anticipated the defense | bullding materials #nte’public works | tishing license unless given i 005;?7( ',5?:;““‘:1 MARKET 3‘{:":'1' u:c:umm to block a public thorough=| win 4itempt to prove through cer-| projects, Seevetary Harold L, Ickes after.a hearing before the D‘N,q‘{“‘mm.’k Ay N, JOHN ' tain pictures that some of the wit-|also pushed fof & povernment in-|State Game Commission. 85 Pike St. 767 Lakeview Bivd. Makes Mdentification {00005 were not sure of just what| vestigation to ‘detextiiine it Ametl: | The regulation has been enforced | DAN'S UNIVERSITY MEATS ' SHOOK, H, Gilbertson identified Harry Dat-|y,pnened at the alleged riot scene.|can bids in such projects are cgl- |since- its adoption over two years 4521 University Way 105th and Greenwcod off, N. R. Correll, Frank Agoff,{ o4\ Green, an A. J. employee| lUsi. hgo. but, special instriuctions were | DEW, GEORGE, MEAT MKT. SONTAG, VAL, JR., Blaine St. Sumon Graner, CLfl Matthews, C.|.4 oo of the marchers, was the| Secretaty Icked. promised 1o, holf ggw all game protectors fol- 304 E. 65th Market W. Farlin, Ivan Diboff, Ed Renie.} g witness called this morning.|up all low. forelgn bids in the fus mg hunters' epidemic “#W“» WA MET svx;,?‘slg:"d"“‘."kgi. George Kodzoff, Nick Kobak, Men-| g 1514 of the blockade in the street | ture to determine whether they wtre carblessness, according to | FrGhEr: ""JMG B3 5504 22nd N. W. tur Peterson and Lee JOMNSON 85|y caiq he was too far back in the|made possible by, gov nt s t b Molauby, aeung game lesmmknc oo STADIUM MARKET, P. J. men, he said, who took part in the | ;) t0 identitty any one although | diarles abroad-or whether Amerinan E. 127th aha Victory Way Howard trouble. The officer said he hadiy, y.4 seen fists flying. bids were collusive aud:therefore un~{ .. Youts who are comparative novice | G: & B STEAK SHOP, INC. * 1217 E. 45¢h iSel. by she arvest of Dibail. Benuie AFTERNOON SESSION reazonalily bigh h.m been responsible for 500 Queen Anne SANVIDGE, AL, BUNGA- '.m‘d Johnson at the A. J. office. He Testimony that C. V. Kay, a spe- . S N ol fihh year's accidents, the EBA MUTUAL MARKET, No. 54 LOW MARKET said that Diboff and Rennie WeTel o1 city police officer, that he saw Paine knotked Hdwi: at -tie A, 8 .m department. points out. In GOLTZ, 0. (Franklin Thrift 3709 Beach Drive being placed in the police car when { ke VR a 4 Market) STATE MWT; W. P. Lussi s e “| Percy Reynolds knock down a man|ofrico put did not know Whe struck | 10st of the game concentration areas 1806, 33th Ave. " 4ih and Pi R Johnson, who was standing there.|ypqyy a5 Sam Elstad on the day of | the blow. Pl of the men | Where Veteran hunters are attracted, . E TESACK- nm:son i 3 made some remark about getting! s ne was one of the HINKSON, R. E. E! g o he aliezed riot on Front street was . | attempting to, register for Work. these have been no gunshot accidents 1517 14th 36)0 e i 54 some free board and lodging, 00| sne of the highlights of the trial this|~ The witness ,chaxgéd. that ¥ HOWE'S FRANKLIN MKT. TOOLEY, cumlm, €Y ‘ and that Chief (:I Police Roy Hr ff-} . coo0n. Kay said he happened to| grd Ball was,_ one. of Q’Q m 1410 34th Ave. HALL MARKET THE SMART HOSTESS man, answered, “If tbat is thf Y{be in the vicinity at the time but | shouted el gei, ‘em down the HOLLEMAN, GEO. 612 Third you feel about i, climb in” a8 jorcq no did not know what the 10 | stréat * Behslatumn ed He gas 24 W. Andover TRAVELLL A. Johnson did so. ot e 00, DOpl- HUBBELL, J. H. 31st and Day R ’ men were arguing about or whether | {jye of his identification as he knows Bremerton, Wash TOTEM MARKET & ¥ Qe;vgs The witness said he had taken &lihere had been previous fighting be- Bflll ¢ mA:’MA:m 50h and Roosevelt Way club off Harry Datoff in front of the tween them. Reynolds was a special E. Robertson, & W city, po- 2211 E. Union THE PURE FOOD SHOP, P. union hall. Chief Hoffman had prev-| sfficer on the day of the trouble. The Hcc olfice? at the present tife, a0d- P et e G INTERNATIONAL MARKET Murray BL UE : RIBBON q iously testified that he and Police|witness said he himself arrested ed to the identifications, pointing |im. 3 “m'f 986 Vale St. lfll Pike Place Officer Kenneth Junge had taken| Um-isgnk, cabbage” to you: TIP TOP MEATS, INC. . , and | out Marion Waner, C. W. Fariin and | eleyes other v vnrlenes of Alaskan wild | ' Security Market Alex Daraff as men he had seen in | riowers, taken by Mrs, Maxine Wil- " UNION MKT., Matt Grossman a club from Datoff near the saw- mill, Broad: i Asked if he knew about this, | n s the events marking the trou- | the resistin; forces: He pointed ‘9 ot M6, Junsai 213 g Gilbertson replied that he did not!yle Frank m(lrl as the person he had :‘:’ hees) pmhfl;d“‘l:;bthi?og B nnd“, Market, Broadway whe Sr-l.bl.'nv & know but that he understood other| Frank Henderson, an A. J. em-|seen arguing wm; )mim Maboney. | Magasine, and will be published, with || KASS FINE FOODS 1516 California Ave. | clubs had been taken from Datoff|ployee, identified Leonard Ball, War- articlas i Ao Wfl 7501 32nd N. W. i during the melee. Datoff is the man| en Beavert, Simon Graner, Ernest Mfi written by = KASTNER'S MARKET EVERETT, WASH. accused of striking Ted Danielsen,|Giovanetti and Bill Taroff as men M:gund Ll:l u: W. um. c. p(.. . & MKT. i 4 = President of the Juneau Mine Work-1he had seen in the disturbance, ONAI AT R % ! ers Association, over the head with|pushing against the marchers Who u:f:sb \:mm B ufing&s‘:nxm Now Available in. Convenient 1 a club were attempting to proceed down 74th and (l;"‘mm.. SHUTTERA, 3. KEG-LINED TAPA CANS Clubs Oaly on Officers Front street toward the mine. Bea- McINTOSH MEAT CO. 19th and Colby Ave. ? ]B 3 ST E Lo ¢ ! Gilbertson said to his knowledge | vert, he charged, had been alongside | ey Seeurity Public Market WERNER'S KET & o .4 | none of the marchers had any|the marching column daring any- g&m%‘:: :u' “°:::‘ v‘?fig MARTIN, E. J. 2330 Colby Ave. or Brown Bottles i weapons and that the aply clubsjore to go to work and had been in| Two Aulos Ha’y Tmck Hyacinth, and Br nwomron'wmw 2305 Eastlake ‘ : he knew about were those carriedjthe A. B. Hall before the march C W of the Nl-‘%w ey trait” MEAD, L J. ALASKA For Sale at All Dealers g y 1 officers. Effort was made| started. Once in the A. B. Halk Bea- ras way SIS At it ko o Bremerton, Wash. AMERICAN MEAT CO. i A, Yol »1 to have the court|vert told him to quit passing out e s MOUNT BAKER MARKET Ketehikan A : T tiful scenic backgrounds. 2809 Mount Baker Driv gas club Gilb used| identification cards, Henderson said, e MADISON MEAT MABK.ET GREENAA, CHAS. ' Petersburg the Kaffa eountry of Ethiopia, rmn whence it takes its name. ge | ml that he had told Beavert to sn‘ LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. 18— 710 ‘Madison 2 { Two persons were kitled by fiames to-| WRANGELL STARTS ¢l sewrow, & ®: - PIGGLY PIGGLY ® | as not]” The witnesses bold of Baw mén had day when two automobiles and a CA'GE SEASON MIZE 3423 E. Denny ' SR : K S d efforts of officers to open up|hay truck were in collision on the M OLYMPIC MARKET, J. Miceli MEAT DEPT. I made by the defense to show thatthe blockade in the street and pointed | highway near San Fernando. % ING 1 TEAM| 321 California ) the crowd gathered in the street for|to Bill Taroff as one of the men| Alex Conngrs, driver of the " OLIVER’S FAULTLESS MEATS SHEP CREEK MEAT CORP. o pe . the sole purpose of hearing the of-|who jeered Marshal Mahoney. He ,,&‘:f‘fi, g g P e The 1995-30 basketball siason mnfl I Pike Anchorage © i\ Pacific F rut and Produce Co. | ficer make a ¢ Gilbertson| aid he believed the trouble started 'Zelta Boobe, passenger in one of | Wrangell has opened with the first|| PLANNER, GEO. Nmfl MEAT CO. smilingly the big 1 two Filipines started fighting. the automobiles, died later from|3ame ever staged between the Town Sist and Greenweod Dlstnhutors crowd already was present » said he believed the man on “our |burns. Team and the Institute Team, which wox FO ““s MD & was merely trying to disp meaning the side the march- | —at—— is coached by Ralph Mize, formerly R 2 y who were blocking the thoroughtas were on, struck the first blow.| Drinkiag polluied water during s OFFfCE AT CITY DOCK . The officer also pointed to Abel| Asked if he knew the men wexe |the great stockyards fire of Chi- R e E E E Anderson one of the men hel{known as Villarde and Villa, he n-‘cugo caused severe illness among| The coffee plant in indigenous in' g g 4 & - B g 7] L w o na w @ ] thought was present at the scenel i he did not know who they/a number of nnmen and bystand- of the tyouble but admitted he was® were. Henderson said he saw Jess|ers, T