The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 14, 1936, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE MONDAY DEC. 14, 1936 8 | Mail for Seward, BOXER BRINGS [ieerer v 14 TONS HERE ™ °Tm THIS MORNING |at 6 o'clock, according to an an- orlock for Seward going there di- rect from Juneau. Mail for Sew- nouncement made Cargo for Juneau Includes | pert wite. Meats and Pou]try—— | The Boxer will not call at Four Passengers any |it is announced, as the Arctic wiii ! make wayport stops. e SKI CLUB GETS ADDED FLOP AS BUS DOES DIVE o One Is In]uned When Blowout Puts Car- rier in Ditch An extra thrill and spill was add- After leaving Sitka at 8 o'clock yesterday morning, the Indian Bu- reau vessel Boxer, operating un- der charter to the Alaska Railroad for the duration of the emergency situation raised by the Pacific Coast Martime str arrived this morning shortly after 8 o'clock The Boxer is under command of Capt. Isaac Lystad, regular gov- ernment commander. Aboard in the capacity of Pilot, is Capi. G. Swanson, of the Alaska Steamship Company. The crew of the Boxer is one hundred percent union Cargo for Juneau ard the! Boxer consisted of 14 tons of cold storage, including all varieties of fresh and cured meats, cottage cheese, poultry, (including tur-'ed to the first big Ski Club outing keys), and one case of oysters. jof the season yesterday when the Passengers aboard the Boxer in-/bus carrying the twenty-five skiers cluded four for Juneau: Claude out to the Spaulding Trail, was M. Hirst, Director of Education| thrown onto its side in a ditch by for the Bureau of Indian Affairs,'a blown front tire, just toward Ju- who left Juneau on the North Star; neau from the Kendler Dairy. O. S. Sullivan, Deputy Collector of| No one was at all injured in the Internal Aevenue, who has been at accident, and, not in the least de- Tacoma for the past few months; | terred, W. E. Bolshanin, deputy collector|driver Gordon of Customs at Sitka, and his wife,| Lynch’s wrecker, and the airport who are to leave Juneau for the!bus in getting their conveyance States on the Princess Norah. Also'back on the highway, and after a passenger aboard the Boxer is changing tires, pushed on to the Mr. Anderson, Seldovia cannery- trail to carry out their snow-slip- man, going t Seldovia from Seat-! ping program. tle. | The accident occurred shortly af- The Boxer is scheduled to sail ter ten o'clock, and the Eki Club direct for Seward, via Bitka at party arrived at the trail at 12:30 7:30 o'clock this evening. After and after getting full shares of reaching Seward the Boxer will/snows down their respective necks, ply between that port, Kodiak and the members, friends, and Boy the Westward, being fed by the Scouts returned to Juneau shortly Arctic and General W. C. Gorgas. after five o'clock. .- >-ee S ARE OCCUPIED | HO EAD DAMAGED PASS SETTLEMENT | RECENT SEVERE GALE here Geohegan, Joe ALL HOU AT MO mn Seward re-| Damage to his homestead esti- cently from Moose Pass, told the mated at about $1,000 was reported Seward Gateway that Mooze Pass|November 28 in the Anchorage was all set for a a good winter; Times by J. Lindley Green as a| all houses were occupied. Nelson result of a gale which struck An- has a trading post and road house|chorage the day before Thanks-| at the settlement. giving D NOTICE The Juneau Women's Club's| “Mend-Tt” party will be held at| Mrs. Candace Nina Dodds and| Tanner's residence on Wil-|Frank Williams were married in loughby Ave., Tuesday, Dec. 15, at|Seward November 12. Mr. Williams 1 p.m. Bring scissors, needle and |is a miner and prospector. thread. -—— MRS. CLARA McKINLEY, Permanent Waves $2.50 up. Phone —adv. Secreiury. Johnnie Neison, e SEWARDITES ARE WED | l(;oa Sanitary Meat Co. ED SHAFFER, Manager “QUALITY MEATS" We now have a complete line of— AMERICAN MEATS at AMERICAN PRICES Order Your Turkey Now! Famous Oregon Corn Fed Turkeys on every boat now. Come in and see them. At Most Reasonable Prices Fast Delivery Cars Two Phones—13 and 49 2 2 “PLEASING YOU MEANS OUR SUCCESS"” Sanitary Meat Co. ard and Interior points will close by Postmaster | ports between Juneau and Seward, the dauntless skiers aided| jand Mrs, | warming Saturday night as U. S | Forest Service employees gathered | at FOR CHRISTMAS PaSSenU(‘l’ Aboflld BOXC\' Howeur, Isn’t Sure Which Christmas n, well-known Sel-; operator expects to Christmas, but he idoesn’t know yet just whieh Christ- he remarked here today as he called on various friends and ac- quaintances around town while the Jack Ande lovia canne 13et home for mas, Anderson the Boxer, Seldovia. “I had everything all arr: be home for Thanksgiving,” mented the cannery man. “We even figured on eating turkey, but this boat business put a crimp in that, and now I'm on the Boxer. I wired my family I might make it for Christmas, but I was careful not to| tell 'em what Christmas. Eight days aboard the Boxer and rrom what I hear, we're not through go-| ling to Sitka yet.” But Mr. Anderson is not one to give up the ship, he assured. He is staying right on the Boxer, even if she goes back as far as Seattle before sailing to the Westward, he insisted, and he has a good rea- son. The-Boxer is the only boat going to Seldovia. It may be the only boat that will ever go to Sel- dovia, if something isn't done about the strike. the canneryman com- mented. But, at any rate, he said he was going to ride her through if it takes until next Spring—or next Christmas. Mr. Anderson reported an excel- lent fishing season. He went out- side some time ago on a cannery tender. is a passenger aboard enroute to his home in FAREWELL PARTY, HOUSE WARMING ARE COMBINED Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Flory,' who are leaving soon for Wash-! ington, D. C. to make their home, were given a pleasant bon voyage party and the new home of Mr. C. H. Forward was| given a good old-fashioned house | i the Forward residence dual purpose. Forest Examiner Forward and | Mrs. Forward have just completed | their new house at Tenth and D! Streets, a modern and attractive for the home. Mr. Flory, Regional Forester, and Mrs. Flory were given handsome | wristwatches as tokens of the high estimate in which they have been| held through the years by Forest Service employees. A happy so- cial evening was reported. | Mr. and Mrs. Flory expect to sail jon the south trip of the Arctic. /MINER IS AWARDED FRIGIDAIRE GIVEN AT L. 0. 0. M. DANCE A good time was enjoyed by all those who attended the dance given by the Loyal Order of Moose last Laturday night. | Art Berry, A. J. miner who lives |at the Bergmann, was awarded the frigidaire. The three winners of | the door prizes were Verna Hill, Mil- |lle Marie Jorgensen and Oscar Pear- | son. | R S REBEKAHS WILL HAVE CHRISTMAS PARTY ; NEW 'MEMBERS INITIATED A Christmas party that will bring {together all of the Rebekahs and Odd Fellows on Gastineau Channel |is planned by the lodges for De- |cember 30. Mrs. John McCormick is chairman of the committee in icharge of the party which will be |for members of the lodges and | their families. | New Rebekahs, initiated at the regular meeting Wednesday, are the Misses Helvi Paulson, Cather- ine Yorke and Kay Goodwin. HIRST RETURNS FROM INSPECTION INDIAN STATIONS C. M. Hirst, Educational Direc- tor of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, returned to his Juneau headquar- ters on the Boxer this morning af- ter attending to official business at Haines, Klukwan, Angoon and! Sitka. He made these points on the North Star and came here from Sitka on the Boxer, Indian Bureau vessel now under special govern- ment charter. Mr. Hirst expects to leave short- ly, or as soon as he can arrange transportation, for a conference in Washington, D. C., after the first| of the year. - ROY NEVILLE, JR., IS BORN A son named for his father was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neville in Seward, November 21. - eee Give “Holeproof” Hosiery. adv. o ————— - Lode and pimcer location notices ior sale at The Empire office. SELDOVIA MAN | IS HEADED HOME | 7:30! motorship Boxer was unloading. Mr.| f Daily Cross-word Puzzle ACROSS 8. 'rh]lck black . Compound of sodium Command to a cat . Official prohibition Russian sea Body of Jewish law Congealed water Perlod for which a thing lasts Extravagant or_violent misdoings 18. Animal related to the . Those who have two wives at the same time . Playing cards . Bird's home . On the shel- tered side . Custodian . Ratity . Silkworm . Direction . Pertaining to an ancient Greek city . Donkey . Covering for the foot . Furnishes a [Clob] (=1 oo 12 Constellation Period of time DOWN . Perched Unrefined metal . Oriental dwelling . Kind of nut Ermine 6. Sudden unexpected stratagem . Workers in the fine arts E 42. Largest of the 54. Eat away South 55 . Dishelief in the existence of a God . Melody 31. Armed body of men with African antelopes 44. White erystal- line and slightly bitter . Food from heaven . Lease . Lamb's ‘pseudonym . One who cannot be belleved sh authority . Wild sheep . Makes soapsuds 36. Slender stick . Firm 3 Parsonmgel . Shoal substance Quantity per unit of time Scandinavian brownie 51. Dash o Wicked flflfl"/// III// 1 %%%fl flflfll 6. 60. . Salutation . Cravat 49, Wild antmal l llI///lIl- VBN ..%llll HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Dec. 14.- .’\' woman, Dr. E. E. Carroll has iden N e // w i ---.fl-.- i eV T T 7071 11 W FflRMER STARI SOUTH FOR THE S|LENT DAYS, Enroute to Seattle to spend Christmas with relatives there, Mr Is PI and Mrs. L. H. Metzgar will sail south on the Princess North. In Seattle they will be joined by their! son Frank, who is attending the | Elinor Falr Taken to Hos- | university of Notre Dame, during . his holiday vacation. pital Early Today by Aoe Pilice T ROBINSON PASSES tified as Elinor Fair, one of the AERO MECH lC U’;fi"}‘a‘:cgk;:“"; Obxy t:‘};g}’)’i;“; K';:;le' Ray Robinson, assistant mechanic | in the Alaska Air Transport shop el‘:”yd‘gdayé ‘"C;’h"l‘“‘[ ‘“"‘")X‘:y here, recently passed the exam- 'Img:‘m:f: In front of an aPArl-li ation for a licensed aeroplane B said he believed she | mechanic before Hugh Brewster, was suffering from excessive nerv-| . o Inspetcor for Alaska, and will Z:Z"ejig‘ues:‘: wwoé;y"lé:;l; ’?‘:’:‘;L‘;,snm receive his license from the out of her small apartment shelBurp"" m"t\" Commiri shares with her mother because of ¥ J. 4 unpald rent. Her first and second W:J:;::"NG ANNIVERSARIES ON husbands, Thomas Daniels and ZFR;:‘;“CE”&:“C";E:;E:& william Boyd, aided her and she| 7 oe A x was sent to a hospital, which she left later today without permis- sion. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jernberg, whose third wedding anniversary it was, and Charles B. Beale, whose twenti- jeth wedding anniversary was the same day, were dinner guests Sun- the |day of Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Kaser. B, AT REPRESENTATIVE HERE Clark Andresen, Alaska represen- tative for Hunt and Mottet, Tacoma hardware firm, arrived in Juneau yesterday aboard the Pacific Alaska Airways plane from the Interior. IR S R Give “Holeproof" Hosiery. Schilling e BABY GIRL BORM Mrs. T. Baldwin became mother of a seven-pound girl born | on Sunday at 12 o'clock. Mrs. Bald- win is a graduate nurse of Provi-| dence Hospital, Smtue I b SRR MRS. SOUVE ARRIVES Arriving on the Princess Norah today are Mrs. Arthur Souve and‘ her two children, who are from | Bellingham, Wash. They are w\ make their home in Thane. Mr. Souve has been employed at the A. J. mine since Thanksgiving. Mrs. ‘W. Holbrook of Thane is a sister ofi Mrs. Souve. . LEGION MEETS TONIGHT The regular meeting of the Al- ford John Bradford Post, American Legion, will be held at 8 o'clock to- | night in the Dugout. Commander W. O. Johnson urges a large atten- dance. adv. — ., RHOI’A MAY CuarRK—Foot cor- rectionlst. 517 Goldstein Bldg adv. FOR SALE TERMINAL CAFE As a Going Business Open bids will be received for the assets of the Terminal, Inc., at 205 Seward Street, at 8:00 P. M., Tues- day, December 15, 1936. THE CREDITOR'S . COMMITTEE. Slavor lasts | Department of Commerce Aeronau- | VICE PRESIDENT BACK ON JOB CIRCUIT COURT| REVERSES GROSS INSOUND CASE New Trial Granted Elec- trical Research in Litiga- tion with Theatreowner SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. 14— Judgment of $58,436 won in the Dis- rict court in Juneau, Alaska, by W. D. Gross, Juneau and Ketchikan theatre owner, was reversed today sy the Circuit Court of Appeals and a new trial granted the Electrical teseerch Products, Inc., which had removed rented sound equipment rom two Gross theatres, resulting n the court action. The dispute, according to the com- plaint, was over weekly “service in- spection” charges. Gross rented the equipment in 1929 and in a sub- sequent modified contract agreed o pay a weekly charge of about 330. Later, he refused to make the sayment, claiming the modified contract was made by an unauthor- zed agent and was void. The com- Arrival of Vice President John N. Garner at Washington so much in pany removed the equipment by advance of the opening of congress aroused much speculation. But In J. 8. Marshal's order and then sued Bny case, here he is back in his capito] office at work with Mrs. Garner, for its recovery. It asked $2,100 dam- who acts as his secretary. (Associated Press Photo) ages and $1,200 attorneys’ fees. Gross made counterclaims and &« jury in Federal Judge George F. Al- :xander’s court at Juneau gave him he large award and also $7,500 at- torneys’ fees. The appellate court ruled today that there was “no basis for any wward of damages; no occasion for nsiructing the jury as to the meas- wre of such damages.” It ordered a | %%xmm&mmm& LSRR OISO BIEIE Closing Out | SALE Do Your Christmas Shopping Now MILLINERY COATS SUITS STREET DRESSES PARTY FROCKS HOUSE DRESSES GLOVES HANDBAGS HANDKERCHIEFS COSTUME JEWELRY HOSIERY SWEATERS SILK LINGERIE TUCK STITCH RAYON UNDIES PAJAMAS Hollywood Style Shop No Approvals No Refunds ALL SALES CASH No. 147, F. & A. M. Monday even- | ing at 7:30 o'clock. ELECTION OF' | OFFICERS. Lecture by the Senior| !&KW"Q%W Warden. By order of the W. M. 1 J. . LEWERS, | Y% Secretary. B G i a%?aL GIRDLES BRASSIERES BLOUSES SKIRTS SLACKS LOUNGING ROBES COLLAR AND CUFF SETS SCARFS WOOL SNUGGIES new trial court and also directed | rompany demurrers be sustained to Gross claims for recovery of “threat - e MISS YOUNG HOS' AT DINNER PARTY A dinner party was given last Fri- lay night by Miss Edythe Young, | laughter of Mrs. Stella Young, at| the Gastineau Cafe. Afterwards the Those who attended the party were: the Misses Mary Jean Mc Naughton, Jean Taylor, Doris Free- i Young, Lewis Taylor, John Krug- 1ess, Archie Gubser, Harry Lucas, | Jr. money.” | | guests attended the Senior Ball. berger, and the hostess, Edythe ) - MARRIED ON SATURDAY Sainie Lassiter, of Douglas and Wil- | lim E. Sparks were united in mar- viage Saturday night at 10 o'clock by the Rev. John A. Glasse at the | Northern Light Presbyterizn Church A few friends of the family at- tended the candle light service. Mi Sparks is employed at the Federal and Territorial building. > HERE RGM FAIRBANKS { Mrs. John W. White, wife of the| Pacific Alaska Airways official at| Fairbanks, arrived in Juneau yes- terday aboard the Electra plane. Mrs. White is on her way Outside for Christmas. She intends to sail on the Princess Norah. ——————— RETURNS TO JUNEAU HOME Mrs. H. L. McDonald returned to Juneau aboard the Princess Norah | today, after visiting friends in Spo-| kane and Seattle for the past month. RRAEA S L L b ATTENTION MASONS There will be a Stated Com- munication of Mt. Juneau Lodge | | | | | i | | { | | l Grocery 24 BUSINESS Meat 24-2 rings Dept. 42 IS GOOD Dept. 42-2 rings ! FOR . . PROSPERITY PHONE Meat Department ARRIVED ON THE BOXER— U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MEATS BEEF—PORK—LAMB—VEAL, ETC. CHICKENS—TURKEYS—DUCKS Order Your Christmas Fowl NOW! Grocery Department WHILE THEY LAST! YAKIMA GEM POTATOES—25 lbs...