The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 17, 1936, Page 8

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ROBBERY IS REPORTED ON M. S. ROEDDA Mail Room Window Pried OpFn — Purser’s Strong Box Stolen at Sitka unknown person Or persons into the locked mail-room he motorship Roedda, mailboat while the vessel at the Cold Storage Dock in a last Friday evening, and stole a cash-box containing approximate- 1y $200 of Davis Transportation Company funds and perosnal funds of Dave Ramsay, Purser. The robbery occurred between the hours of 7:30 and 9:00 p.m., while the motorship was temporarily de- serted by the crew, which includes Capt. Ed Bach, Purser Dave Ram- say, Steward Eddie Leach, a mate, two engineers and two deckhands. Purser Ramsay, returning to the vessel at 9:30 p.m. noticed that the window to the mail-room had on on the Sitka route, lay Si S S e R SRS P U AR RS R AV e . Twice A Mdivani I)ml y Cross uord Puzzle [HAS GOLD TO CARRUTHERS IS ACROSS Solution of Saturday's Puzzle 12. W:::lol con= 1. Frightened 17. Faucet suddenly 19. Elevate - and inconse 21. Acquisition of 1 quentially money by T o Giehonest means o 22. Fagle's nest —— position 23. Blade of — ~ & i 147 14. Back of the 5. Rl nidaes . s . Bill Williams Here on Visit y; pa %, 10y ~ eround oif Brigadier of Salvation Army 4 g 27. Angry ; g t on Purchasms__ Trip e 28 Helper on Tour with Band 58 Scorpion 2. English man- Lt OLth 18. Organ of ke rom Kake 10. Tabe sohid 31. Distance from R £ &3 ) 3 - tboB e equato Brigadier W. J. Carruthers, in Ve H. Willlams and wife, vetter | 3 utomoive 32. Eats away Hisa® ‘ot "te 9ih’ Division BSaiv known several years ago as Bill Tl eotioa: gradually, charge of e ivision Salva- and Pearl when they were oper- 24 Children's 8. Sop of one's | tion Army, headquarters at Wran- ating the Salmon Creek Roadhouse, . Smali vottle sister gl ang Lichly, Richard - Newewn are registered at the Gastineau 30. Answering 18 [ e 3';5:;,}1: s d here Saturday mght on the and will remain here for about two 31, fegjon 0% ; BT Roedda from Hoonah. The two of- weeks before proceeding south to 35, Brother of * : % sufr‘m“ ficers, accompanied by Capt. Charles Bah, Prantiace gne'a daugh- 56. % 13 Biblicas king | Nevton, recently completed a two- Mr. Williams is now in the min- 36. Manufactured TG SR 2 inrr\ b ks’ tour ; of Southeast Alaska ing industry, being Vice-President - Peremptory .o York state: 51 Clique pROKEE Wi, ghe Shake AN abonrdl 6f 1Bs. Caniyor e /PURE S | 5 oo, anhr 63 Gaells ses [(he gasboat Katie. The gasboat| 3 S, A tandanta 7 Greek letter 0! Oh 3 b at Moose Pass. O. G. Plowman is ‘0 European A ard ohiD- ¥oURICof o /B Conjunction k ‘] p L‘“‘d By a““’“"d “:at‘he phident Pawarde b e ia 2 \ Curs 55. Thorough- rom visiting Juneau and Peters- President, H. W. Edwards is Secre- 2. sneep DOWN B R i~ 1 e e ng to Kake. | Treasurer, both well known 4 Bitter ities 58 ;Bymbal f0e Fift f the 22 bers of ‘the | ining men C. P. Tolson is 46, Catch sight of neon ifteen of the 22 members of the destgant e At band made the trip which included | | Witiam enie . visits to Angoon, Sitka, Tenakee | P :nd Hoonah. A meeting and music | taken out during son during development on the properiy which covers miles of ground. The Canyon ers, Inc festival was conducted in each port he past seas ¥ of call, Brig. Carruthers said. At = Louise Van Alen (below) of New- port and Palm Beach, became a Sitka the band visited the Sheldon two J | Creck Pla n School, thé Pio Home, A been forced open, evidently by pry- |C oroperty adjoins % v ¢ | Mdivani twice over by her mar. Bir the WS Bl pTalle T that of Mellon Shields who is op- e VRS cneEAl St ribgent 8arge Mdivani ' (above), Saariicn ot & Rbilta-ibole: o Sivhe | erating a large dredge % St L sented a farewell | prosher of the late Alexis Mdivani, similar instrument, with which the Mr. Williams is goinz to San p! r:' fore a large audience in | whom she divorced. (Associated ety o el ey Francisco to purchase a Diesel cat- A Dole Rn Eriky Se | Frved Rhoton) mediate cxa.mumt'lon dlsclo‘sod that erpillar, drill and Chevrolet pick- performed before an audience —————— — T s S i Territic snows paralyzed both railroad and highway traffic through- | up and will return to his property of 347 people in the Hoonah Town | Juneau organization and stated that only the locked cash-box was miss- out the Middle West as drifts piled high. These two pictures tell the | within two months ready to resume 32 33 Hall | he is pleased with the work her» ing story in brief. Above is an automobile virtually buried in drifts that | operation 1 2 The band, which was organized ' The object of the tour of the Kuke No registered mail was aboard also blocked 3 giant plow at Algonguin, Ill. Below, this Chicago and | ) ago, was outfitted 1 i 3 the Roedda at the time of the rob- Northwestern locomotive was pulling coaches carrying 89 passengers with new unif ¥ e e gkl bery, Purser Ramsay said, as he WHen it stalled in a drift near Jackson, Wis. Passe igers were brought | VALENTINE BRIDGE o s, Brig. Carruth- [stimulate interest in “The World v, ] Ml into Jackson while a rotary plow and 150 shovelers labored to free the | i for Glod” campaign. beibg oondict- had dispatched the mail upon ar- fnfllne and clear the line. (Associated Press Photar b | PARTY IS ENJOY[’) 1 ed throughout the world by the rival of the motorship at Sitka Bl pil bl SR SO K i Newton Has Record Salvation Army with an objective Purser Ramsay expressed the 2 8 o e Licut. Richard Newton, who ac-'of one million conversions. opinion that at least two persons ‘“"' nu.mb(r Oi_ Seaths increased Mps, 1, P. Dawes and companies Brig. Carruthers from| This is Brig. Carruthers' first weré involved as conditions at the 1*'Flf'l"m1““"&5 ell. 3 - ard j‘hnmpsnn placed first Wrangell, is a gifted soloist and in- | yisit to Juneau since he was prc;« § Sitka Cold Storage Dock are such / v“‘mc accidents are 1“931“1 0 ond in the progressive bridge scor- strumentalist. He was commis- | moted to Brigadier, notice of which that ‘o “lODRsOL wiad. be Thaces- have taken more than 50 lives ing at the Valentine Bridge Party sioned last summer, Brig. Carruth- | was received by him on Thanks- 4 TR 2 held last Saturday afternoon in ers said, and is the first Thlinget giying Day g he United States Marshal's of- Trinity Hall under the auspices of ThAinn eves ~emt gamth far officar's fice in Sitka was advised of the “HITEHORSF PG‘ ‘CE the Trinity Guild. training. . During the tour of the 2 i s Mrs. Alice Coughlin and Mis y covered. ' A gt R - : ST _ second place in the stationary play, Fred Friday. o g;‘;:j: a*::e‘ii“v ;:ll:e?u ];T-:a "‘]“x’: | According to a report received in with Mrs. Jesse Orme receiving the Brig. Carruthers conducted ser- l ln <l Wave cheps Counlry as Jlfl!r:m:x- the Eanncan MJH‘H_H"(‘; Po- censolation prize. % __ vices in the Juneau Salvation Army it vrst Tov Tisenil vols! i headquarters at Whitehorse Very well attended. the attractir» Hall yesterday, and there will be a | Pio, Tesiakne Mix Haie’ 37 Snow Falls—No Let- |have been entirely destroyed by tables and the delicious tea served FORM ATHLETIC AS DAUGHTER BORN TO special service there this evening.| ¢ s , RSO, fire and officers and men also lost later in the afternoon won much DOUGLAS ISLAND WOMAN yterian Church choir b, H. thmfd‘?m- Sally Williams, Eli- Up Is Forecast all of their personal belongings. favorable comment for the commit- A ARGraen AMRaH e v services tonight, and - g:bvlh Williams, Hannah Berg, H % The weather was frigid at the time tee-in-charge, on which Mrs. E H el ety ey refreshments will be served AN of the blaze, the report adds. Kaser, Mrs. Arthur Fox, Mrs. C. &, Mrs. F. Geognagan of Douzla G . T i A ; 5 ) ; > g Joing to Yaku'ai } From Hoonah—Brig. W. J. Car- "?rlliA_(-Q/-vl)'tl»vwf;:’g [‘)Zfl Cl“m:\“"r‘: S o Rice and Mrs. Sam Feldon offic- this morning became the m Brig Carruthers will sail on She , T o, DA s e Noitiiee ey o he ANCHORAGE WEDDING jated. r. of a seven-pound baby girl V13tHar dilian RHEGRT HAYSectoN r i Morgan. P ;""f:“ r’ : Tt n";tbion e Those who poured were Mes- in St. Ann's Hosg The cl trip to Yakutat, the most northerly eppe From Funter—E. L. Dahyniple. ‘v"‘v* Ok SR > Miss Elnora M. Currie, daughter dames Jack Livie, David Ramsay er is connected with the Bumu Indian corps of the Salvation Army. s ——————— snow fall 3 : . . of Mrs. A. Deters of Seattle, was Robert Livie, and Daniel Ro: of Public Road: He has made an inspection of the Severe cold is forecast for al jarried recently to Jess C. M- X PABE BT, NORN least two more days s 1ecords Mahone of Cantwell, at the homs § ) 12 Mrs. Amy Johna became the . conpinued sub-zero weather | of tne bride's sister. Mrs, Roy J ’;‘:‘:92 °f”f‘ 52’5“/‘;’:"":‘”‘;?({; "I‘L’; were shattered in the Middle and Froel in Anchorage. Mr. and M. orn in the Governme sh i el . A B5 e P Nn{mmat snn i McMahone left for their home &zt i i A ARG New snow drifted over open paths Cantwell last Saturday 1 and hampered rescue parties in ef- S ¢ Yes, Suh! I'll soon be wita you! adv forts to reach marooned cities. Yes, Suh! I'll soon be with you! adw 3 — e In Maryland and Kentucky, tobaceo is In Virginia and the Carslinas, “‘Bright” In Turkey and Greece, tobaceo is sun- air-cured in specially ventilated barns. tobacco is flue-cured by heat in log barns. cured by hanging on racks in the open air. L) N £the D : : ews © e Day! o We cure each tobacco in a Chesterfield . 4 e the way that is best for that tobacco . N + « « another reason why Chesterfields are ’ ily Alaska Empire’ ' ‘ The Daily Alaska Empire’s milder and taste better . When we say that a tobacco is good enough for Chesterfield ciga- rettes, we mean just this— - - - TOBACCO that is ripened in the sunshine, then picked, leaf by leaf, when fully ripe. - . . TOBACCO that is cured just right by the farmer—flue-cured, air-cured or sun-cured to seal in its good aroma and flavor. ... TOBACCO that is aged and mellowed in hogsheads or bales for two years or more until free from harshness or bite. That is the kind of tobacco we use for Chesterfields—mild, ripe tobacco, cured just right and aged for flavor and taste. BETTER TIMES DRIVE! STREET SALES for the past week have equalled the Hauptmann case at its height in January! WHY THIS BIG INCREASE IN CIRCU- LATION! Why is the BETTER TIMES DRIVE the TALK OF THE TOWN? L READ THE EMPIRE For Latest Contest News! .. for mildness b for better taste

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