The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 28, 1935, Page 8

935. A 8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, DEC. 28, 1 e e r o, e 3 3 5 ANRIAEAL i L8 ENTERTAINERS Swime Deseite Chill [y(] CAN|G | AVA ' Daily Cross-word Puzzle CANADIAN WAR & 3 TR T | | [ . ‘ PR “ 1 | ACROSS Solution of Yesterday’s Puzzle 32 Operatic solos [ - | ON CHRISTMAS ' DEFIES o Sk | | muscally [ | | ‘ 9 I E|F|U 3. Dealer in ‘ WN i Bn o hing | il | | materials | N 6 we 37 Plece out fi f + gy . N essel — N el h 3 J j ; . bt s hintain in v mimiement. | When Water Proves Too R, Cheer Given at Westward, § \'olcnnologlsl Re ports It copiously for D . M ) M k Movi brsiaa o wagon Cold for Drowning, Man & Anchorage, Matanuska Moving at Diminished | i Extreme in Slashes Own Throat . —Doings on Vessel j | SR i | o et Frank O. Tohnson, a Canadian ! a 49 Down | World War veteran, committed sui- > 83. '"‘n'“l“‘o“‘)?: a side at Tulsequah December 5 or 6 ¥ conversation |9y cutting his throat with a b er \ | ¢ b4, Le\lme[:‘;"{:flm' knife, according to radio T es ; 4 ally" from & deived today by Bob Eilis, local . t1 a5 B ype measure container A representative, from the PAA ' 8 nes 5. Mere: i) - ) t y | unit of work { Sinmese colns 85 Mercanile ®% | adio operator at Canyon Island. v r e | Apparition 0.k hting 57. l-&’:t:“m" ‘Tracks from his cabin to the river, Took'ls creeping ¢ ofa fortifica: 58 Measuring ‘nd back to the cabin, and wet st an hour. This Is one- llon or vessel ./ Instrument 156 and. Shoes’ ARI Hiesiatk ¢ 4 ey A RS 61. Correlative of | a line in the cabin, gave cre- ] flatterers o golither lence to the theory that Johnson had E 15 in 3. Sorrow ’ Japanese sash | ipparently tried to drown himself T writing fluid State bordering @ ending cutting his throat but found 19 Viper sland on the ’ ; Sailor Accumulute fl Atlantie: ater too cold. He was found | person 3y ahbr. de his cabin clad only in his clot H Son of Judah bbr. 2 Exclamation NAEEE 2R WS ,?==%= rwear with his throat cut from ear to ear. - e — RETURNS TO EAGLE RIVER Frapk Cody, of the Eagle River | mine, left Juneau this morning !wn.h supplies. Cody spent the | Christmas holidays in the city. | The lava has advanced to within | 5 mile Hil ut foun miles | rom th y's water reservoirs. | MOUNTAINEER FACES TRIAL FOR MURDER [']an()‘vnlan ;ACCUSCd Of K]“‘ ing Millionaire in Argu- ment Over Poker Game P e ot s e v il . Two of Brown university’s footba]l captains, half a century apart, 5 discussed the great American sport when Alfred U. Eddy, left, of Kingston, R. I, who piloted Brown’s first team in 1885, and Donald M. Emery of Winchester, Mass, 1935 captain, met at Providence. | | | | 1 A party Claus, p former )P A ] SPEND WHERE YOU MAKE 1T! Il!I!IIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!ImiIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIil!llIl|lllllllllllillillll!llllII!IIIIIlIIII|Il!ll'!IlIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIID R R K//M/ 4 s ¥ Winter means nothing to Frances Drake, English actress in Holly- wood, when it comes to swimming. She is ready to take an early morn ing dip despite chilly weather, (As sociated Press Photo) APBURN, Cal,, Dec. 28.—Johnnie 40, - mountain handyman, ; He face trial in the Superior ! , t for the murder of L. C. | tensen, Auburn millionaire. > of the Poace P. W. Smith s rulinz after a prelimin- | ring in which witnesses | at Jones attacked Ch T T FL COING SOUTH 7 !!El l ] l) uter ,’\)'l';\'('S trom ¢ nsen withoyt warning in the e R VV ‘ N ; / i i room of 8 ¢ ansen, Superintendent of the | l 4 Westw J“! After Hard Horue at Sitka, His sugges- | LEGION PARTY THIS ‘\\\ % i Trip_Fish Aboard Jome at itk s suege | “"E VENING IN DUGOUT Y/ . N . Sitha Ploneer: e eers of Alaska have taken up the /N s vd i The halibut boat Sitka, Capt. Bill > |plan with the aim of pushing it| The American Legion and the The Christmas Ship entertainers . = =~ = co0 0% " e upper Ci | hrough to early completion. Auxiliary meet tonight in the Dug- Lo visited the Pionee at Sitka 3‘:“‘"‘ 'r[r‘nmAK\uI g “; :f)l.:r!k l:&'h 0 AT NUME : i Oy 1 g out for a Christmas party in which oN ALL oF ouR a pry | NOME AG OUTBOUND inexpensive gifts will be exchanged % 4 oranges, candy, and cl X z and Christmas games enjoyed. > % tributed to the pioneers James J. Daly, Alaska Line agent | g oo nonte will be served and On the return voya % 1" . lul. Nome, is a southbound passenger dancing featured, Mrs. Allen E Yakutat »m 1. aays on the steamer Victoria. l-}c recently ;i ST BT : |flew from Nome to Fairbanks and | Johnstone is in charge of arrange iing and saile j fle ety = +| ments. Both Legion and Auxiliary ¢ Test. of, Christmas then entrained to Seward 0 MEEV| , oppore are welcome to bring out- mas E t midnigh 4 im by PR side guests if they communicate s Eve, at midnight, a qu —— | vith Mrs h beforehand. Bt ot Jobay Wolkas, d ! Group Urges Next Legiila| S00% o6 imwsat, emamy o |™52 22 F00 22 70 - | e ORDER NOW FOR THAT NEW YEAR'S PARTY— d, Sandy hee, Wally ¢ g ) LR C P VR e o - EE ok O i ta e | We have g large stock of SCOTCH, CANADIAN and : deparument, sung. Chrisms O s o 13000 pouncs ot w107 19 ApRropriate |l AMERICAN WHISKIES, and the finest of IMPORTED . e it in the holds of the Sitka wil be Funds for Monument ‘ Meisl e ; . R Following Christmas dinner in the | 12 Se08. 0] addine 1 e ) LIQUORS and AMERICAN WINES. Our stock is p‘rlced AL ey i odiiagin kge he ha at Norland, Cs Adding its weight to the propesal | v e BEPRILAD i v o) e i nos || PRE-INVENTORY iy g . . the steward’s department. Dinner °C.0%K Y€ afternoon with 4000 [for Alaska's pioneers, Igloo No. 1, s pepartment. DINOCT | pounds of halibut for local sale, but Picneers of Alaska, meeting at Nome Cross, George Polnier and H E had not .\nld‘:vcr at noon today recontly went on record endorsing Tambion. easinped. with waiter| Both the Sitka and the Norland the pian and urging that the next 9 white jackets, large black mustaches © orenen by Msyes 1 Coldilsin Legislature make the necessary ap- | HUDsoN s BAY sc and long cigars. - | prepriation, according to a com-!| oA e ogan | CHRISTMAS MUSIC miniuion tiom alme? Rydomn Fis : g . " s riosrean wodbeea bt #ev-| . TOME MEPRATED AT {Sroio<ct 26 o6 ¥e, 3, ant Jutg ifths . . . 3.90 ¥ ards, following the dinner, included Tl 15 Saansere - A “skits” by Jack Cronin in long gray TRINITY CATHEDRAL unanir‘:)olzg- iecsx‘:;:le;r:;soih:lfi::i Best Procurable ;A : beard and the costume of a Cape Cod fisherman; Sandy McPhee, in a costume combining the upper portion of a Santa Claus suit and a hula skirt; Johnny Walker in kilts, and the ship’s boatswain. One of the The music of the Christmas mid- night mass will be repeated in Holy | Trinity Cathedral tomorrow morn- ing at the 1 o'clock service. The vested choir of 25 voices will sing Adlam's Choral Eucharist, with ap- | ticn of an appropriate monument to commemorate to future generations ithe memory of Alaska's pioneers,” iread the resolution adopted by the Nome group. “We believe the time is now opportune in view of the fast SEAGRAM’S FIVE CROWN HALF PINTS PINTS QUARTS highlights of the program was a song vanishing line of pioneers that this undertaking be accomplished. The jmen and women whose energy and indomitable courage made it possible ‘L, 'for this and future generaticns to enjoy the countless benefits of Am- —“Who Killed Cock Robin" a | Propriate hymns and the anthem, quartet composed of Cronin, Mc “Good Tidings” for an Offertory Walker and Richard (Duck Soup) Foncesco. An accordion solo by Ric ard Norris, also a part of the pr 65°¢ $1.20 $2.30 the Victoria in port, Art Stew Assistant General Passenge: gram, was bro in the dining |for the Alaska Steamship Com erican civilization should be remem- A room from a microphone located |and Mrs. Stewart; Mrs. C. L. O'N bered. It is the expressed wish of w ’i elsewhere. Norr developed fe of the assistant Igloo No. 1 that this be consummat- R u M H l s K B Y fright in the prese dience of intereste retired from the more secluded spot for ance. e of a lar Ken Cross, Seattle agent, and Cross, and George Poinier, who > official Si Claus on the mas voyag on GOV |jaupn 1 W. Troy ¢ eInor's | he proposal for a monument to | e and exchanged holiday greet- ,henor the pioneers first was made by ed. We respectfully request the next Legislature to make the necessary |appropriation for such a worthy pro- CRESTO GOLD Pint $1.10 California Sparkling BURCUNDY Quarts, $l 15 JAMES E. PEPPER Old, Bond American $2.60 QUEEN MARY SCOTCH Quarts, sz.zs P — Vicit Governer Last evening during the stay of Ii THOUSANDS ATTEND PHILIPPINE INAUGURATION L o BRUSHES HAIR BRUSH SETS SINGLE HAIR BRUSHES ! MILITARY BRUSH SETS ‘ All Marked to Clear at | 1-3 OFF i BOXED STATIONERY 1.3 OFF .. GASTINEAU Butler Mauro Drug Co. Express Money Orders Anytime PHONE 134 WE DELIVER Liquor Store “REXALL CALENDARS” IntheJuneauMelody House TR SOCHORCR OO T Part of the crowd of 250,000 persons who gather ed in front of the legislature building to witness the Inauguration of the Philippine Commonwealth Gov ernment and President Manuel Quezon in Manila on November 15 is shown in this picture taken by the U. 8. Army. (This photo arrived in Alameda, Calif, on the China Clipper on its return from its inaugural transpacific mail flight and beat the fastest steamer mail and wag dispatched to this paper a few hours later.) (Associated Press Pheto) 0000