The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 4, 1936, Page 8

FOUR CAPTAINS FINED HERE IN FISHING CASE Halibuters gAf!er Pay- ment of $3200—Prof- its Are Forfeited The four halibut boats seized last week for alleged violation of the North Pacific Halibut Act sailed for Seattle at noon today, after their captains paid fines aggregating $3,200 to the U. S. Commissioner’s Office. Fines levied by Commissioner M. | E. Monagle, on the recommendation of Assistant District Attorney George W. Folta, were as follows: Capt. Jacob Cleveland, the Seabird of Se- attle, $600; Capt. M. Ehron, the Wire- less of Seattle, $600; Capt. Ingvald Hansen, the Pioneer of Ketchikan, $1,000, and Capt. Nels Borvick, the North of Ketchikan, $1,000. Forfeit Profits | In addition to the fines, the men were ordered to forfeit all net profits of their trips to the government The fishermen were brought to the Commissioner's Court at 11 a.m., the fines immediately paid and the ves- sels sailed shortly before noon. The cases were rushed through because of the necessity of getting the 98,000 pounds of fish aboard the four boats to Seattle before it spoiled Other Charges Dropped All charges against the 29 men employed aboard the fishing boats ware dropped this morning, following their arraignment and release on persona? recognizance last night. The men aboard the four halibut- ers were: The Seabird, Hans Linden Lers Svege, Jerry O'Neill, Harry Nelson. Einar Mathison, Richard Tenebo: the Wireless, Frank Fager- lund, William J. Kelly, John Paul- son, Paul Lion, Ingvar Erness; The North, John J. Johnson, John Torvik. Adolph Molver, Elias Vadset, Harold Wick, Julius Conradsen, Ole Satte, Olaf Olsen; the Pioneer, Ed Gamble, | Lief K. Lystad, Lee Vern Hogen, Olaf Christensen, Edgar Wold, Caspar Rosness, Carl Hensen, William Lew- iston, Selvan Edwardson, Ludvig Larsen. | Taken By Cutter ‘The boats were seized by the Coast IL DUCE PREPARES NAVY IN LATEST CRISIS THE DAILY ALASKA EM.PIRE SATURDAY, JAN. 4, 1936. PIONEER OF JUNEAU DIES LAST EVENING W G. Irish, Early Arrival | Here, Passes Away After Long Illness ‘ W. G. Irish, 70, pioneer Alaskan and one-time City Assessor in Ju- neau, died last night in the Decker Apartments, after a long illness cull ating in heart failure. His daughter, Doris Irish Gron- dahl, wife of Victor Grondahl, sur- vives him. Mr. Irish was born in Oswego, Michigan, on April 12, 1865, short- ly after Abraham Lincoln’s assas- sination. He came to Juneau in the early days. He opened the first set of books for the Territory of Al- aska under its first auditor, Cash' Cole. Earlier Mr. Irish served as) Page Crosley, daughter of Powell Crosley, is pictured as she christened the diminutive plane devel- head bookkeeper for the Gastineau sped by Edwin Nirmaeier, pilot for Crosley. The craft weighs 316 pounds with a wing spread of 19!}, Mining Company while Thane was| ___feet. (Associated Press Photo) % ¥ , under construction. | When Mr. Irish first came north ’ which was in 1899, he was employed | in the lumber industry on Douglas sw E PT this position for three years. EARLY TUDAY He was bookkeeper for the Daily‘ Alaska Empire several years ago. a game played in Juneau. | have yet been made. The body i pyget Sound early today followmg at lhc C.W. (‘arler Morluny on the heels of a heavy rain. Little damage was caused by thc “SKY FLEA” CHRISTENED IN CINCINNATI Fruits and Vegetables ——ALWAYS! California Grocery Telephone 478 Prompt Delivery Island Early in 1900 he entered the em- ¥ of B. M. Behrends, serving first in the store and later in the Snce that time, he has audited Sixty-Mile Gale Also Rages' books for the Imperial Pool Hall,| the George M. Simpkins Co., and at Moqth of Colum- the Peerless Bakery. He was an ar- bia River SEATTLE, Jan. 4—A wind reached | bank in a clerical position. He held dent baseball fan and never missed No arrangements for the funcrn\ a 37-mile an hour velocity, swept DR. RAE LILLIAN CARLSON 60-mile gale which blew last night 4 v TAX GULLEGTUR at North Head, mouth of the Colum- OPTOMETRIST ; Italian naval preparations were ordered for any contingencies in the unsettled European atmos- ‘bla River. it ¢ 4 phere. Reports said 13,000 naval specialists, most of whom formerly served in gun or powder rooms as Storm warnings are flying today IS now in Iunecu fOI‘ the next ten dGYS & on the Aquila ‘above) were recalled to duty. Below is the Italian cruiser Zara, one of the latest fight- Ing vessels in the service of Premier Mussolini. PRISONERS IN |WM. NISSON IS DOCTOR SLAIN suan 0 i Alnskans REBELLION IN elong the coast and at Sound sta- tions GIRL SCOUTS MEET MONDAY AFTERNOON The first meeting of the Girl outs in 1936 will be held Monday afternccn at 3:30 o'clock in the grade T0 MAKE TOUR (Associated Press Photos) at the GASTINEAU HOTEL ' Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted with Income Tax Fil- ing for 1935 Phone 10 for appointment or call - GIVENFREEDOM MYSTERIOUSLY AENN AN Ifl /4 i Anthony E. Karnes. Mr. Karnes has just returned from INVITATION Guard cutter Tallapoosa in Area e ¥ 12 | G. E. Sd]hvnn. Deputy Collector School. Both Troop Two, under cap- b Three, off Yakutat, on charges of 3 ; | of Customs for the Bureau of In- Paincy of Mrs. Robert Rice, and Room 203 fishing for halibut out of season Acce sory Charges in As-| ternal Revenue, will sail on the Troop Three, led by Mrs. Milton Lag- @ Similar charges are said to be pend- b Kol northbound st North: ergren, are urged to attend sault ropped | orthhound steamer Northwestein ; ing against other fishing boats which e i PE | January 14 on a tour designed to e o TR R o B P Petifle bl week. [Provincial Police Flown 1o Court Edict ‘Chlcago Physmlan s Body nelp taxpayers with thetr income re- e quick settlement of the case 3 . — turns and offer counsel on other In- this morning followed a long consul-| Scene—Order Quick- Wiliam B, Nisson, who was indic- | Found in Automobile =~ furns and offer counsel tation between the District Attor- ly Restored ed by the Federal Grand Jury for —No Clues Sullivan will aid citizens in the ney's office and Attorneys Faulkner iR allegedly being an accessory to an | filing of current income tax returns, and Banfleld and George Grigsby.| yip;pMARIE, Quebec, Jan. 4.— |8ssault, was released today by Judge | CHICAGO, IIL, Jan. 4—Dr. Sil- and his itinerary is as follows: Ar- * | representing the defendants. The . or nag heen restored to the Tem- | George F. Alexander on a motion of | per ¢, Peacock’s brutal slaying while rive Seward, January 18; arrive F - f men pleaded guilty to the charges In | iccamingu District jail by the Provin- | District Attorney William A. Holz- |answering a fake mercy call to save banks January 20; leave Fairbanks, —_— TONIGHT return for the dropping of proceed- | ;o) police who flew from Rouyn and | heimer. the life of a baby on the far north- February 1; arrive Anchorage, Feb- 3 ings against the boats and cargoes. | brought under control the 23 prison- | W. Nisson, who has been held in |giqe Thursday night, today left the ruary 2; leave Anchorage, February AR lars who took complete charge of |the Federal Jail here, was charged |anthorilies with neither a definite 8; arrive Seward same_day; leave » HFLD FOR AULT three floors of the jail building. with aiding and abetting Larry Bun- | clue of a positive motive. Seward, February 10; arrive Ketchi- ‘ The prisoners, were in rebellion |8€r in an asserted assault on Chris | Almost 24 hours after the call, the kan, February 15; leave Ketchikan, e Eddie Jackson was arrested by | Against disciplinary conditions. | Markikis and Mike Haniglou follow- body of the doctor was found slump- February 20; arrive Wrangell, same city police last night on a charge U S0 | Ing a card game argument October |eqd in the rear of his automobile. He day; leave Wrangell, February 24; 2 of assault with a dangerous wea- | yyr i 3 | 4. Bunger was sentenced to eight |had been shot once through the arrive Petersburg, February 25; leave ST A %k hocused e hitting John | L NAU WOMEN'S .CLUB {months in jail and payment of a |head and his skull was crushed by Petersburg, February 28; arrive Ju- Marks with a large glass jug, and| S TO MEET ON TUESDAY | $500 fine on the charge. blows from some blunt instrument, neau, February 28. will be arraigned before the U. 8.| Petit jurors will report in the |probably the butt of a pistol or a Sullivan will then remain in Ju- Commissioner. The regular meeting of the Ju- | District Court again next Monday, | hatchet. neau until after March 15, the date nenr TWor:en snclub W!llt ;e lllel::(l when the retrial of Harry DeGroot, ———ee on which all filings must be in. ' | next Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock | prey iously convicted here of first The trip both to and from Seward ATTENTION DE MOLAYS H" the Council Chambers in the City (degree murder, will commence. The COME AND GET IT will be made on the Northwestern, o Election of Officers Monday night! Hall according to announcement|findings of the local court in the he states, and while the boat is in & T80 Revaisi Rl Temple. adv, ‘made tofay, DeGroot case were reversed by the Linen bedspread 227, 34 and 27. port bound each way he will be avail- " & ~ |Circuit Court of Appeals, and the Two linen sheets and pillow slips, able for consultation with residents ¥ defendant ordered given a new trial. 372, 122 and 26. 17-piece luncheon of Skagway, Cordova and Valdez. 15 Daily Cross-word Puzsle e 30,6 and 30 b | | adv. PALERMO LINEN SHOP. SHOP IN JUNEAU, FIRST! { ACROSS Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 9. Catch N IES - | A 1. Not able to be 10. Misery found 5. Dandles [CTATMINSTETANLIO[CIATL] 11 B mistaken | 5 THERE A SPARK N YOUR HOME . g i QriooMawaicel i ot | NOT IN DANGER ¥ 13. Russian river [O|N]D]O M| 20. Windflower I 14. Conjunction 21, Oriental . 15, ":{ff.:‘:,' a "~ obelsance: ¢ variant 4 . ;,:'{;5‘,& 12, Aromatie wed | Jl6GE Llfted on Chma Town s . Toward the 43. Creat : iy S —Nine Americans . B penive region | R ted Saf $ 2. Wi oing 26, Trousers: eported date 23. Town In collog, — Faanuyl- ;z Near, HANKOW, China, Jan. 4.—Offi- 24 Twist out of - Symbol for | ¢ials of the United States Consulate . Dll.l'-'::’; 34. Issue forth learned today that the Communist - % lv(lnd o{ufl“ r:z (l)blllejrnhl’el. Army’s siege of the city of Chikiang & . Vegetable . In a jul t |t i i g, 3L, Island south 45, Singly SO Bt o | been hn,eq and t_he nine Ameri- . of 7. Literary frag- 1. Fall behind mind | can missionaries there are safe. Yes- PR, | ments 2. Mountain: 42. 01 musical | terday the Consulate officials de- “yY v 48. Kind of melon comb. form note |35. One 50 Diminishes 3. 46. Above manded from the Government the 136 ""“‘“"’ Hinam, 5 . Swa protection of the missionaries. P lsg, pluraeter " colioge . 4. Central por- R 1 . Canvas Y on of an fli 7y A (T Y 6. Correlati 49, Bustle o éorn | KARNES DESCRIBES . Genus of the 6. Correlative . Bustle than f el 50. Termity { . Chemtal . peves 1. Comtseeniing £l o WHITE HOUSE VISIT s m% 69, sm-n whirl- ¥ B-l'alvor gg i%'; A % o A memoriable meeting with Presi- ., |dent and Mrs. Franklin D. Roose- N ITFRFFIFRr Pris=aasis) 4 ' torial Commissioner of Education |an extensive tour of the states, in 4 | the course of which he attended the {annual meeting of state superinten- to dine well and rest well at A / / //' ‘den's of schools and commissioners Seattle’s most distinguished ad- .////n.n of education in Washington, D. C. dress. Here, you will find all The educators were feted with a tea given at the White House by Mrs. FHO RADONT A getrvnienoce 1 Roosevelt, and later enjoyed a round necessary to your coi:plete com- F tu“n ’ table discussion with the Chief Ex- fort and all those old fashioned ea g a0 ecutive. ideas of friendliness and hos- < Mr. Karnes later attended the v X meeting of the American Vocation- piility. that;see g i R u T n and B o B R al Association in Chicago, good hotel well operated. % i PvaMr-a BLol e ras “Juneau’s De Luxe Entertainers # AUTO LICENSE PLATES Manager. Get your 1936 lic;)se plates NOW Alaskan Headquarters—Ask for Permanent Rates. and operate your car with a clear conscience, Territorial fee, $10; City fee, $5. Get your plates NOW! A. W. HENNING, City Clerk. ->-ee SPFN’D WHERE YOU MAKE IT! HOTEL NEW WASHINGTON Seattle’s Most Distinguished Address The Capital Cafe SPECIAL CHINESE DISHES AT ALL HOURS