The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 22, 1936, Page 8

' EXCURSION BOAT SUNK BY LINER IN FOG YOUNGEST OPTION FILM PLAYER ~ CONCERT WILL PRESENT HARP SOLOIST HERE Ruth Lorraine Close An- nounces Program for Re- cital Tomorrow Evening HOLBROOK BACK FROM WESTWARD WITH BIG MOOSE 1 | | 1 |Assistant Forester Reports} | Excellent Season Enjoy- | ; ed Throughout Region | Report Baffling - Murder Mystery in Hzfln_es Area «Jury Finds Abe Gammel, Fisherman, Slain by Per- son or Persons Unknown Miss Ruth Lorraine Close, solo | Wellman Holbrook, Assistant Re- Haines is attempting to solve a harpist of the Portland Symphony | glonal Forester, retdrned ' to his mysierious murder, according to Orchestra, arrived in Juneau thi | Juneau headquarters on the steam- word to the United States Mar- afternoon on the Princess Louise and ler A ka this morning after a shal's office today from Deputy was busy today arranging the pro- gram she will present at the Scot- tish Rite Temple tomorrow night The concert, which is being given under the auspices of the Trinity five weecks' inspection trip in the iwm:u.:!"l, reporting an excellent on in that area, and, incident- with enough meat to fill the for winter. The Forest Serv- | |12 ‘A\«Iaflha] H. Martin Callin at that | city. Abe Gammel, Haines fisherman, was found shot through the head on September 11 in his tent at Cathedral choir for the benefit of lice official celebrated Labor Day s “Gove, about “ 10 milés™ from its organ fund, will include two by killing a moose at the lower Haines, Callin reported. At fir groups of songs by Lola Mae Alex- end of Kenai Lake, and unloaded it was believed suicide but a cor- ander. ! : g:rom lhe_Alnska this morning w:L%‘ oner's jury has returned a verdict A varied program has been 552 pounds of moose for the Hol- {of “shooting by person or persons ranged by Miss Close and Mrs b unknown,” the deputy said, and a exander, who are including “I just up the trail a little new investigation has been started. modern numbers among {} ways and there he was” related John Storm, Gammel's partne sics of Beethoven, Debussy ar ithe Assisant Forester. “We didn't recently took his own life by hang ; ¢ Saens which Miss Close will play hdve to even get off the trail to| ing, Callin reported. f The pmgmm,m”“w'\ Virtually the only part of the excursion steamer Romance afloat after her collision with the S. 8. New |load him on a pack horse and take | T T him out.” | i York at the entrance of Boston harbor was part of topsides. The crew of 53 and 159 passengers were Y5 Dricre Husseimans RETURNING TO STANFORD Chanson de Guillot Martin, Perilhou Fantaisie, St. Saens Ruth Lorraine Close rescued. (Associated Press Photo) { Hirst-Chichagof, While the strike was a very dif-| ficult thing for the people ot Cor- | dova, it worked out all right for Nine-months-old Beverly Firestone was declared by her studio to be the youngest actress ever to have an option taken up. Beverly played one baby role so well studio executives decided to put her under con {ract immediately. Beverly is pictured with Claire Trevor. (Associ- Miss Jean Faulkner, Mr. daughter of and Mrs. H. L. Faulkner, Sitka and Tena- Mr. Holbrook, he reported. District a passenger south on the Alaska S SIMMUNSHAULS | kee. Simmons will carry five pas- FIRST EFFURT Ranger Harold Smith of Cordova| el prsssTsto) e b enroute to Stanford University. Calm as the Night, Bohm | sengers outbound, and is expected {bad ordered a new Ford V-8 but — gy A % A Thou Art So Like a Flower, [1o return to Juneau about 4 o clock the steamship company couldn’t | DOUGLAS DREAMLAND Chadwick tomorrow afternoon, T unload it &t C it Was Y KUN Is BU GIVES SPECIAL DANCE Ps T M";"Ak‘mmw | e dropped off at Valdez. The Ranger : S Minuet, Beethoven fl A Y YACHTING PARTY c 0 AST STRIKE a0 SRS e vat st Ko | Celebrating ~gova_times” with ; Lolita LaDanseuse, Tournier W so they broke the new car in by | their anthithesis “hard times”, Mike LaFille aux Cheveu de Lin, Debussy FREIGHT TU HERE SOUTHBOUP‘D driving up the Richardson and RESEN | Pusich will fling a real old-fash-! First Arabesque, Debussy 4 | Souiiihe e 7n Al R N ;"‘IN' highways as f;n’ln;r Circle ioned hard times dance at :is i Ruth Lorraine Close g | oy e ssohien Y 5 City, seeing a great deal of game ) et : Douglas Dreamland tomorrow night, 1v. AAT Plane Makes Charter months eruising in Alaska waters. Powerful Union Makes Ov- enroute. Steamer Yukon from Seattle is due | commencing at 9:30. Good old the Edward Lowe yack Polaris Ar. Holbrook spent a week look- (2 arrive in port tomorrow after- The Star, Rogers Harp of the Woodland, Martin Lola Mae Alexander V. French Folk Songs, Grandjany Jazz Band pour la harpe, Tournier Flight for Department of | Health to Tenakee gistered from Juneau, but hailing from San Francisco, arrived in Ju- | neau this morning from a two cruise toward Yakutat. The now moorad at Femmer’ Leaving here at 5:15 this mor ertures to Shipowners Along Pacific Coast (Continued from Page One) ing over Forest Service projects in Prince William Sound area and n went on to Seward to confer with District Ranger William Sher- man. In Cordova, he reported, the ' noon at 2:30 o'clock. This is ac- cording to a radio received this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock by Agent M. J. Wilcox. BB R o hawg-callin’” music will help to bring out the best of everyone's gaits. “Hoe-down” music and a “hot dog” time for all is the promise. Go in your oldest, raggedest, tat- Schilling pepper e s & the Alaska |m ity y g —_— — e - teredest attire and rip your dignity Avbirnn . Thots Sy, sueidon Hnmnchs i th @i Float. It is expected that the ves- : ‘nter into sep- COPPer River and Northwestern Today's News Today—Empire. to shreds, is the invitation. m Ruth Lorraine Close Air Transport Lockheed seapiane,|sel will proceed southward this that cach compuny enter into Seb- pojyoaq sirike worked a real hard- & It is of interest that Hasselmans hopped to Sitka With ove passen-|€Vening or early (omorrow morn- WUE AEICCmEnt WIth e WNIOR iy and the tying up of the water- EERST T I RSN and Tournier, two of the composers ger, returning at 8:30 with mail and | 1N8. front caused a shortage of some Whose music she will present, were five pagsengers. The inbound pas-| MLy viin PAVG SHLSON (foods, particularly butter and eggs. | Miss Close’s teachers in Paris, sengers’ were: Mrs. and Miss Co-| and friends, i 22—| The Assistant Forester visited An- Tickets for the concert may be ,o- Miss Helen Se Miss Pa-| ir 3 son, General Man- | ct and went on to the Mat- purchased from Mrs. Crystal Snow Hampton and Martin Thomp- | Y the last r of the ka Railroad, has' anuska Valley and saw the Palmer g Jenne, from Mrs. Alexander and e [time about a ight, ¢ ssued a statement advising the colonization project H from Jackson Rice at the Juneau Hopping from Juneau in at{Lowe is an oldtimer among Rail Belt cities to stock up on coal L s surprised to see the prog- - 4 Drug Company; or they may be g.3p Simmons, with Bud Bodding|yachtsmen, huving ! He said the Matanuska Valley and 'rees that has been made,” he said purchased at the door. as flight mechanic, flew to Pavlof and hunting cru other 1 operators are in- “Give them another year and they d ) Harbor to finish heuling freight|times in recent years. creasing their output in € & |wiu all be self-supporting. They MEYRING RETURN from the Ranger boat Forrester| - o coastwise maritime strike: ties UP may not make a lot of money, but there to the Forest Service cam hipping fall they will always make a good liv- FROM PLANE TRIP ¢ rake riorence. simmons nauea| LEGION TGO FORM . Col. Ohlson urged retailers to ing. The colonists seem :(T‘);l,)‘[. (L“_ Filot Gene Meyring, in the Mar- 2500 pounds of building supplies| DRUM, BUGLE CORPS stock up with large orders. He said ging n and making a go of it.” ine Airways Fairchild, returned this there yesterday afternoon and fin-| 3 the ka Railroad has no funds Iie reported that everywhere they maming from his flight to Peters- ished the frelght flight this rotlo| Formation of a drum and bugle ch to operate should its|had & good summer, the tourist burg and Wrangell yesterday, ing, hauling 4500 D‘Hlnd‘_l{m‘»‘; H¢| corps is being planned by the Al- {reight reve be cut off but iraffic being especially hea but brought one passenger from Wran- leturned to Juneau at 1 o'clock this|y % 5o Wl Geod post of the added the d’ williingl iallow | theie: wae & masked Iaok or Motel e, intending to catch the Alaska afternoon. E werican Legion and a meeting of 40V cities to fer through lack accemmodations, More hotels are ¢t Juneau. On meeting the steamer, Out again at 2:30 this afternoon, Legionnaire: oiutely neces: he believes, if ) south of Juneau, the passenger was Simmons made a charter flight for|®" HEOREEIS W A s and' consumers have | the tourlst trade & to continte. to put’ aboard and Meyring came in the Territorial Department of| S8EH TO0 & OFCUE 7 tnto le anxiety over the grow. An addition is being made alone, arriving here at 9:30 am. Health to Tenakee and Chatham,| g e et *chool shortage of supplies as reportersto ghe Anchorage Hotel 5 Mg a 4lex Holden, with the Marine With B. L. Grimes, Territorial Sani-| """ ST T ke e Dy tore. ahalvas 80d | nak i Page el fhut 1t il Alrwaya Bellatioa, has not ax yet. tation Engine and Dr. W. W. music instructor, discussed it with P v SUQTe SAeles and inot begin to care for the demand 4 ya Belanca, has miot s Jeb Creil, Tereitorial Healih Gom.|the Post 1ast night and wil direct.¥a! houses full and most house-for accommodations in the sum- jeelr able pcbd e o R e e Seehiers. The ‘Didne] the Corps, s reported a large stock of food mer time. PORK. A Shoulder Roast BEEF. Beef Chuck, Cottage LAM B. Delightful Shej CHICKEN. In the moist, light north. missioner, as passenger 410 Tisnb] e e - on hand Th 7 : of Pork that rivals the fla- Pudding,Potatoes, Steamed herd’s Pie is made by cook- even_heat of Hotpoint's « - >——o is expected to return (o Juneau| Further nominations were made g i-.“‘ Rk or dbe ALSNLE The Assistant Forester reported yomhlmelzin mdndulogn Olniofis du.-w‘l'énh-mun!h ing 3 !fi:bhx&;;n no-draft Sani von cab i g Ayl at the vl ast night and A han half of the £ rage |t} Sooper L o k4 bt i H ’s Thri veteran hei ONE HALIBUT SALE this evening at 6 o'clock C the Post mee i la va ::'1 ul' W b ATaNRIRATsad Bl the Cooper Landing truck trail !‘!h;;"&;ng:i{;:p&; 3&‘.{--é'r‘.e‘r‘,"n,..n"’"l’,"i'!i o ok B aese. Thets's MADE HERE TODAY: Pilot Jimmy Rinehart, flying the|election be held next Monday ailroa - from (he Moose Pass highway down Elecuric Runge. Low con- for 2 hours ar,350° Go serole, decorate withswirlg 20 nced to baste or watch i Sl B olled he i ui e mea Y FISH SHIPPED SOUTH AAT. Stinson, left Juneau this af-|night n i e A Quartz Creek to Cooper Landing on ' | Gutwacching onour pat Sools %o wetlection stselt. Pown under the broiler. Fossced hickien s treat R ) ternoon at 12:30 on a charter flight >-e——— WASHN("}ON ‘S‘ s A Kenai Lake virtually completed, a - The halibut boat Vivian, Capt. to Petersburg with Adolph Schmidt,|§ & ke » Sept. 22.—Joseph | distance of about 13 miles. It is Charles Larsen, in from the area President of the Olympia Brewing SHEARER Tq START D. Weaver, Director of the Bureau a CCC project which was searted 111 banks, sold 8,000 pounds of hali- Co. After leaving Mr. Schmidt in| PETERSBURG THEATRE of Nevigation and Steamboat In-|in 1934, . but to the Alaska Coast Fisheries Petersburg to catch the southbound b jsbection, said the only sure way | - at 750 and 6.25 cents, today in the steamer Alasl Rinehart returned| Articles of incorporation were to avert a strike or lockout of | only fish trading in the Juneau to Juneau, arriving here late this|filed with the Territorial Auditor maritime unions on the Pacific| NFEssIuN : market. afternoon. today by the Variety Theatre, Inc.,!Ccast on October 1 will be the ap- | | 8 i The steamer Alaska took out 156. Tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock,|0f Scattle, to operate a theatre at peintment of a maritime commis- E { bexes of frozen halibnt. eontaining Sheldon Simmons, in the Alaska |Petersbu Incorporators are B, F. sion before then and this commit- ! 55,000 pounds, from the New Eng« Air Transport Be. a, will leave|Shearer, Ray Dumett and Warren' tee should be appointed by Presi- | land Fish Co. here for shupmen. w0 on the regular weekly mail flight to| Brown, Jr. H. L. Faulkner, of Ju-!dent Roosevelt. { Seattle. Hawk Inlet, Hoonah, Chichagof, ne Alaska agent. Weaver explained the Maritime i T A, O G 7 SR M W AW : e e b i | subsidies to shipowners and author- ) :Kd t:lorfi‘:“‘::nd’i:‘l‘:l‘l.mulm wages | ] =nm @ Learn this great new secret of cooking econ- " I s o s for mari- |Hogpital Official Denies omy made possible by the controlled heat of g i Bridges in East | Comphcuy of Inmate in the beautiful new Hotpoint Electric Ranges. { Harry Bridges, President of the | Cal. L Ee Come in now and get the rising truth ‘ i : 3 ] al. Lust Killin 8 pivl 3 Pacific Bramk} of the {x\berllntlonal 4 about the wonderful new flavors you can { Longshoremen’s Association, said, | { . o i after a conference with Secretary | . SAN DIEGO, Cal, Sept. 22— enjoy with low cost meats. ’ of Commerce Daniel C. Roper, that f;we;;fs\:ligl ubuilt ln)x;mste of a men- Science has discovered this new way to help H he ang :)lthercuni;bn dm;uers we;de oo i p?)?{ce S;‘;‘;“ l?“‘z;i‘- ; :gi‘ balance your budget and add lure to your X assured * the opeland ct woul . o | ), . C l 2 § i not be used to prevent unions from |S12¥ing of Ruth Muir, social work-| M€ AES the Mizaciy Ry ernntue fhixs ! e er, at LaJolla on August 21. | coaxes new flavor from inexpensive meats— - | This Weaver confirmed. su!;ceix;:;n ;:re“ 1;: olice statement, and frees you of pot-watching, too. It’s the | The unions are opposed to_the | PCCAEnY ugene Webster of | regson behind the great new popular swing 3 o ’ ’ ’ Copeland law because of its service e Insane Hospital, express- : | cortificate revocation features and |60 the belief that gorillaman Hag. | O Slectric cookery. - / L ‘ lS lnc Ion continuous disecharge books. which |l Bad nothing to do with the kil See the new Hotpoint Electric Ranges today. 3 ! the unionists said they feared might :‘:&I:EYS{;& n:‘ :;?Xlll Is Insane and Discover how you can join the parade of mod- | be used to prevent strikes. Dis- ST SRR, ern women and save money at the same time. $ The distineti B B 0 charge book documents are issued i th :t ;l" l("k(l “""I 'l‘-“’l" 1{:'“'“ ""”I‘ anything to workers showing the length of JUNEAU]TES FAC[NG | Llll CAHEIMDO:‘-ANm > hat is acknowledged finer is always asso- service and discharge date each | i e ol g ('I:‘llfl‘l with services performed by Charles time employment is changedy CHARGE OF LARCENY HOTPOINT CA!.ROC lDl o - W. Carter Morl Yet the charges for ————— " Wh:,k ma““" iventoHot- 3 Charles W. C: Mortuary service are ¢ Charged with larceny in a dwell- | ?o:m':fi'.med sosled o madgab cook- . always most reasonable. A OLYMPIA BREW HE ing, Floyd Cromwell and Jack Diaz | i i i o always s asonable. | ing coil which has revolutionized electric are being held in the Federal Jail. | cookery. It brings new speed, new clean- \ Coinblote ON SHORT VISIT HERE |They are alleged to have taken | liness and new economy to the kitchea. omplete v clothing, merchandise and food | ONLY ' o % Staff and Adolph Schmidt, head of the|(OM the house of Pablo del Rosa,| | THRIFT COOKER kil $ i< Equipment olympg"i N Cc‘;::m:; ang | 2¢cording to the complaint filed in| | g0 b . BALANCE o o) o - 23 .2 2 o . 3 i | Moy Hlons. shguc a8 A competent, trained staff with a lady 7 || widely known member of the pion- grm:wefinmmlfxoners Court, and much current as the kitchen light- MONTHLY assistant takes charge of all details. The ser Schmidt family of Olympia,| " “‘:m" arged on a second | Cooks an entire meal of mest, veg- by use of our beautiful chapel and motor equip- Wash., was a_brief visitor in Ju-|SP%8€ O AR it fome ables. dassers — o Sult TN < I juig . of Frank Mairtager. || auantities, like afew with- ment is free. neau this morning, en roufe south gor. || oot for b after a visit in the Interior. He FREIGHT F | » stopped off the Alaska here and g OR WHITEWATER k [ ] later chartered an Alaska Air| - m;sewfsg:zn‘:em °: ‘;e‘gm £ . it . ming ra- e oty pumy D tions st Tulsequah armived nere| DON'T MISS MRS. CRONE'S COOKING CLASS THE catch the boat again to continue his 'b“{id the Princess Louise. The 2 b journey home. supplies are to carry the mine| 7.30 1.30 While here he renewed long|UPrough winter operations. ! ' . C’lu l |14 C ]‘I tanding frieatship with Gor! S8R B 5 e | P.M. and P.M 2 /] s wi . . ries . Larter Mort uary W, Trer B it novins B CULBERTSON HERE | i |each other for years. The late Pres-| J- Steele Culbertson, Warden in at Presbyterian Church Parlor IUNE AU lton M. Troy, Gov. Troy's brother,| 1€ Alaska Peninsula for the Bu- . ) ke was legal advisor for the Schmidt :"":'“fu‘;’?“;"“» & In Jings ke : it b , We Are Always Ready ‘ and returned north on the Brant. .. Try Tne mmpire classifieds for AR ) 3 i o3 : o ; g ~ > 4 quick results. Empire ads are read.