The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 18, 1936, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE THURSD AY, JUNE IS I936 HE SAILED THE BOUNDING MAIN--- with a song in his heart! SHIP CAFE with- ARLINE JUDGE Wm. FRAWLEY - Mady CHRISTIANS T PICTURE —ALSO— “ONLY THE BRAVE” “AIR THRILLS” “CHAIN LETTERS” PARAMOUNT NEWS JAY HUNTER ON "GFSunau passes WAY SOUTH AWAY IN SEATTLE A. € Schuelen Declares Word has been Territory Is Regular Mrs. Fred Peterson of the sudden death of her daughter, Mrs. Harold Paradise Linne, 33 years of in Seattle ueren, wealthy Chicago Tuesday night. An unsuccessful op- eration caused the death, the radio sportsman, and Mrs. Schueren ar passengers aboard the Aleutian said. Mrs. Linne, nee Signe Lindstrom, enroute to the States, returning hunting trip to the Westward is well known in Juneau where she Mr. Schueren has been in the - many years. She is sur- her husband and three ritory about two months, h and fishing at various placc Mrs. Peterson, two sisters in Alaska, Margaret Lindstrom in cluding a bear hunt on K land. The two trav inz Juneau and en Linsircm in Nome, and three ers in Sweden. Funeral services and burial will ! ? take place in Seattle tomorrow banks last week by chartered ga car over the Alaska Railroad, a by plane from Fairbanks to Se where they boarded the Aleutian - “This Territory is a hunter’s par dise,” Mr. Scheuren said “I have hunted big game ir rica, Canada, South America ont many other places all over the world ¢ o "0 UU O B SO PR and T believe that the two bears I yqih0 Mrs John Carlson, who has got on Kodiak Island can compare never seen the new boss of the Lake with my finest specimens. family “Whenever I hunt, I also try fishing. The best fishing I ever seen enywhere in the world T had on the Russian River - Jallers Adopt Rabbit RICHMOND, Va.—A at the county jail, a 5 ’bit, was adopted by jailers A _PARAMO T TIMES TONIGHT age A. C. Sc lived for vived by children from in- ED LAKE AND BABY ABOARD ALE IAN employee, and baby ghter Jmu is enroute to Seattle the steamer Aleutian. She plans Af- and the T >+ Busy Nine-Job Irishman Ponders Census Return DUBLIN, June Keane, versatile rickmacross, scratching form 18. — Patrick bartender of Car- County Monaghan, is his head over the cen- sent him in the Irish >’s population count vernment has him only a half. dozen words describing his occupation But that isn't near enough a man with nine jobs. In addition to being a lLu\(. Patrick th-sanitary office lector, rent collector cowsheds and dairies tor, lightnix agent, water milk officer - - SHOP IN JUNEAU FIR d as a pet. sus Free S The C space for is meat ir inspector, inspector pec- insurance and free PR 5% A7’ A et AFTER EVERY MEAL LUMBER Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. ALASKA MEAT CO. FEATURING CARSTEN’S BABY BEEF —DIAMOND TC HAMS AND BACON-—U. S. Government Inspected FOR INSURANCE See H. R. SHEPARD & SON Telephone 409 B. M. Behrends Bank Bldg E Mool received here \)\‘ INSURANCE Allen Shattuck Established 1898 Juneau [FINE DRAMAS FEATURED AT | SHOW HOUSES (“Mister Hoi)Z"—Showing a Capitol—"Ship Cafe” Plays at Coliseum [ t Features now playing at the local | “Mister Hobo” starring George Arliss at the Capitol Theatre, | “Ship Cafe,” ! Theatre. theatres are and playing at the Coliseum The light side of George Arliss without & doubt a bright, happy and ! joyous thing. Certainly the light iside of this splend artist makes | “Mister Hobo” an hilarious comedy | flecked with the sunshine of good | humor. It mzkes the world a pleas- “Amxrr place to live in, and it is a lot more valuable than a hundred | |sermons on loving your neighbor lor scores of homilies at the bright side of things is | High-spirited and gay, with a re- | freshing 1t and life, “Ship Cafe”| has Carl Brisson as its star. Bris- |son rises to new heights in a new type of role that gives him ample| |scope to express his versatile tal- | |ents in every direction, as a singer, \dancer, fighter, light comedian and | ' dramatic actor. | | Fay Wins Divorce ! | | | | time. Fay Webb Vallee Final chapter in the hectic domes- tic course of Rudy Vallee and his wife was written in a Los Ange- les court when Fay Webb Valle above, heard the court award her a divorce, $100 a week alimony and a h settlement. She had claimed that Vallee’s temperamen- tal outbursts had undermined er health. Mosqultoes The worst mosquitoes in the world, travelers agree, are to be found in Alaska, where the sting- ing pests can actually bite a man to death. | How do Alaskans protect them- selves? By burning BUHACH! |like it, they say, Nothing to give you abso- |lute protection. It's sure death to |the pests—safe for humans and domestic animals. In Handy Sifter Cans 25c up at all Drug, Grocery, ‘\vcd Stores and Pet Shops. - Do) H Pay’n Takit OPEN ALL NIGHT—24 Hour Service Fresh Meats, Groceries, Liquors, Wines and Beer We Sell for LESS Because We “sell for CASH Leader Dept. Store George Brothers | summer. | uleed for ! ! DOUGLAS | NEWS ! tender for the| P. Harris cannery at Hawk In- let, docked here this morning on ) her way out from Juneau and took [ on several Indian women from the | Douglas native village to work at the out-of-town plant during the CANNERY e Fairweather, -t | MRS. REINIKKA ANDHER DAUGHTER ARRIVE | Mrs. Henry Reinikka and her daughter Hilja, arrived home this ' morning on the Aleutian from Fair- banks where Mrs. Reinikka went about a month ago to attend the, graduation of her daughter from | the University of Alaska. The latter rumplelod her course of study at the | University finishing with highest honors. A position awaits Miss Reinikka in Juneau where she will act as secre- | tary to the man in charge of trans- cribing Judge Wickersham's books on Alaska. Lo gacpls ansh HOME FROM WESTWARD Teddy Doogan, son of Mrs. Mary Doogan, returned home this morn- | ing from the Lucky Shot mine near ! Anchorage where he has been work- | ing - - FIRE MEETING Regular meeting of the Douglas Volunteer Fire Department is sched- this evening in the City Hall - - C. OF C. MecTING The regular meeting of the Cham- ber of Commerce was held last even- ing with smaller atendance than usual. It was reported that a pub- lic hearing will be held here by representatives of the United States Engineering office under the War Department around July 10, with, preliminary survey of the harbor to determine whether any improve- ments are advisable at the present Preparations for the hear- ing are in the hands of a commit- tee Several communications from par- ties in ious parts of the country from California to Maine request- ing information about Alaska and Douglas, were presented. Current letters of interest from Washing- ton were also read by Secretary Kil- burn - POINTS TO BE BROUGHT OUT AT HARBOR HEARING Definfte facts to be presented at the hearing on the harbor by the Chamber Committee consist of the following items: First — regarding the tonnage and character of pres- ent waterborne commerce, where does it originate, where is its des- tination, and by what routes does it move?. What increase, if any, could be expected as a result of the desired improvements? Second—If it is believed that any freight rates will be affected by improvement as desired, give figures on present and prospective rates; Third—What lo- cal cooperation is offered in carry- ing out the proposed improvements? Fourth—The benefits of the desired| |mprow.ments to the general publici Charles W. Carter Mortuary as dmlnn hed from those evident- |1y acerui to the general public. All interested, parties are invited to be present .. Bonnet of Blossoms Y Ann Sothern This chic chapeau in the latest mode, as modeled by Ann Soth- ern, screen star, demonstrates the vogue for using flowers to trim the smart spring bonnets. Few Landowners in ldaho State BOISE, Idaho, June 18.—Publication of an anlysis of Idaho land revently showed that in this state a private land owner s something of a rarity Seventy-nine per cent of its area is public property. Among the 36 per cent largest holdings are in national forests, 21 per cent in public domain, 6 per cent in state land and 1 per cent in Indian reservations, e Mae’s Chauffeur Boxes HOLLYWOOD — “Chalkie,” Mae West's sepia chauffeur, has left h(x services to réturn to the mzht ring Discoverer of Cheechako Hill fo Homestead W. J. Mortaught. Aged 72 Will Take 160 Acres at Kasilof Tired of roaming across the face of the earth without a place to call home, W. J. Mertaugh, aged 72 years and discoverer of the famous Cheechako Hill at Dawson in 1897 has taken up a 160-acre homestead at Kasilof, according to an inter- | view recently published in the An- chorage Times. He first came to Alaska prospecting around Circle and then at Dawson the following year. It| was there that he struck it rich | by discovering a rich paystreak calling it Cheechako Hill. His ])i!“-‘ ner was Oliver Millet Struck It Rich The discovery was given the name of Cheechako Hill because it was located in such an unsuspecting place that when the Government | official arrived to approve the claim, he remarked, “Let’s call it| Cheechako Hill because only a| Cheechako would look there for gold The claim proved to be one of the richest in the Klondike coun- try. Mr. Mertaugh then went to Nome to get in on that gold rush and left in 1901 a fich man. | He traveled to South America | doing some prospecting around| Peru and then crossed over to| Capetown, Africa. Later he return- | ed to the West Indies. In 1904 he returned to Alaska and has been here ever since. Wants a Home He was employed with the Alaska Railroad at Nenana in 1917. Since then he has been prospecting and at present is interested in gold possibilities near Kasilof, “I want to have a home to come to when I get tired of prospecting decided to take up this he remarked. - in 1857(” so 1 pad,” and homest The Lower Rio Grande 1936 tomato acreage is estimated at )0 or 50 per cent more than last year “Schilling sure anllla GEORGE SHAW IS {Jr., day | we [parents, | which a number of George's w of July motif ed with red and blue two giant firecrackers a 1w birthday re ca B F valley's g B P A George assisted Edith evening Ju /7111/(1/ Lasts WINDOW CLEANING PHONE 485 Our glories afloat Between the earth and Heaven Like Clouds which seem Pavilions of the sun. —Lytton. 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Campbell ichagof; Mrs, cha Frank as of Rayir Decorations for the affair to friends Fourth | adorn- treamers, and | t each table pieces. The decorated with ere jnvited, carried out the Tables were Mrs. A P used as cake d candles Ice cream andy were served to ill Baman, Harol Michaelson, | S M WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE— Herman Porter, Wesley Rhode Swanson, Emmanuel Suarez Without Calsmel—And You'll Jump Out of Bed In the Morning Rarin’ te Ge rancis Smith, Richard Weyand lbert Shaw and the honor guest, The liyer should pour out two pounds of liquid bile into your bowels daily. 1% this bile ere center was (¢} City and | grass, John Bavard cake, cookies d arle ob Shaw, Jr George's mother, Mrs. Shaw, was with the party by s, | I8 not flowing freely, your food doesn’t digest. ; party by Mrs. | e ecaya in the bowels. Gas bioats up Bavard | your stomach, You get constipated. Your >oe | Whole aystem is poisoned and you fesl sout, ORI sunk and the world looks punk. ST. 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