The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 30, 1935, Page 8

BUNGER GIVEN EIGHT MONTHS, FINE OF $500 — { Starts Sentence for Assault Williams Case Due Satulda\ EQUAL ACCESS | OF NATIONS TO MARKETS URGED LADELPHIA, Dec. 30.—Com- ity for all nations in ac- © the colonial markets of the urged by Francis B. Sayre, { d on three | ecretary fo State. Latvy Bubger, cony counts of simple ass was sen- tenced this morn District | Judge George F months in the ment of a $500 Bunger and a ral jail and p ne fine on each of two counts, and six mc s on a third count, sentence on latter to be suspended if he 1 his entire $500 fine today. He was removed to the jail following sentence, the fine was paid early this after noon Bunger was found not guilty on a fourth count Arges arising out ack a Haniglou wing an arg ame here on m(i = October 4 iments for a new trial in the casc of Jacob William Indian con d of first degree mur will be heard by the court Saturday morning ccused of the of Frank Johnson, also aboard a gas boat here last spring Al members of the petit jury nave been excused from duty until January 6, when the al of Harry DeGroot, previously convicted first degree mukder, will begin in the Federal District Cour* - e DEATH TAKES WATCHMAN ON 3. 5. ISLANDER S. J. Grimmett, 63, Victim of Heart Attack Sat- urday Night Word of the death of 8. J. “Joe" Grimmett, 63, tant watchman aboard the wreck of the was brought to Juneau late day by Henry Olson, watchman on the vessel Olson reported that Grimmett died in his sleep, apparently of I failure, Saturday night. The death was discovered when his partner at- tempted to arouse him at 7:30 am yesterday, and Olson then rowed the 16 miles from the lower end of Doug- las Island to Juneau for aid. Deputy Marshal C. H. MacSpad- den left aboard the gas boat Triton, Captain Hayes, this morning to bring the remains to the city. Grimmett lived with Olson aboard the boat Griffith, beached near the Islander, and the pair trapped and fished in addition to their regular duties. Grimmett had resided in the vi- cinity of Juneau for about four years, and is survived by a daughter and three sons in West Virginia. A telegram was sent today to the daughter, Mrs. Ethel M. Ellison of Logan, W. Va., informing her of the death. POLITICAL BOSS MURDERED NEAR CHICAGO HOME Gangsters bought for Gun Killing of Former Friend of Al Capone CHICAGO, IIl, Dec. 30 Representative Albert J. P: political boss of the distric wI as the “Bloody Twentieth Ward and one time friend of “Scarface Al Capone, was shot down near the door of his home last night in sight of his wife and son. Three gang- sters are hunted for the crime. .- Mauna Loa Keeps Defying Attacks Made, Lava Flow One Fiery Tenacle Reach-| lllg Near Resel\onn of Water Supply HILO, Hawaii, Dec. 30.— Volcano Mauna Loa has answered the aerial bombing attack of Army planes with a terrific blast of fire a mile and a half advance of molten lava to- ward Hilo's water reservoirs. One fiery tentacle reached within | three miles of the reservoirs. Government experts are divided on opinion but at the present flow, lava may reach the’ city of 20,000 population within five months, but the danger of the water supply being cut off is much more threatening. Dr. Thomas A. Jaggar, govern- ment volcanologist, said today v.halrmurms from the volcano. was given four months nd | . |E. 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The first white man to behold the “Infantile paralysis is a pretty |Grand Canyon was Garcia Lopez de ] PIG FOR cA |terrible thing to contemplate hav- |Cardenas, who had been sent from b b \mg he said, “but if the nose spray | | Zuni, N. M., to find a river far to « , \&orks I won't contract the disease, | | the west of which natives had spok- , Dec. |and if it does not work, well, my |en. SALT LAKE CITY, Ulall IMPERIAL QUARTS $4.95 ; HALF GALLON GIN PO S SRS SRS S S SO | ASK FOR UDL Imperial Quart $1.15 'NEW YEARS| Seattle, Washington : YOUTHISHELD FOR ATTEMPT | AT EXTORTION | Alleged to Ha\e Tried to| Get Quarter Million from | Publisher and Brewer BUFFALO, N, Y., Dec. 30.—Roland | aged 21, of Rochester, Y., is in jail here on charges of attempting to extort $250,000 from ) Frank E. Gannett, Publisher of the nett newspapers, and Louis A. Wehle, President of the Genossee Brew Company “of Roch T, Markell has been employed as a mess er by the Rochester Artists | Supply House. He was arrested Sat- urday night by Federal agents, it is (revealed. He sent a series of letters to Gannett and Wehle demanding sums rangir 000 to $100,- 000 on penalty \aping children |or death to themselves if the money not paid. nited States Attorney George A Grobe described Markell as a “thrill seek something > Leo- |pold and Loeb, of Chic but not \l) vicious and who never really ex- pected to get the money but wanted to see what would happen. Of course he never pictured himself in the ‘h.\ he is now in. He is not insane but {has a weak kink.” {he believed it will be determined by {tomorrow or Wednesday whether the army bombs dropped will eventually stop the the reservoirs. He is hopeful that this will be acomplished Worried residents however have jcalled a mass meeting to discuss |emergency measures to save the j{resarvoirs. The lava is within three miles of the reservoirs which are twelve miles from Hilo. 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