The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 19, 1936, Page 8

Y THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, DEC 19, 1936 JOHNSON BURNS HANDS IN FIRE 7Dail:y Cross-word Puzzle RIAMPSZS PR [CZMA[T AMOILIEZIOIL]I VEZIARA THIS MORNING et EIDIE ] e [SBSATIETE AN § Aml-m Irish e STs:(%):SE o ‘IQNE%E 18, Dangerous : DIAPAAMEINTAYSIEIE| » P it Carlson House Damaged— |, ¢ mumst i ez e EUILITAELE] =1 it " Fire in Joe Meherin's | 1 30509 0w [MORALZTEISTIE L OO : LT AIC[T] RIATIOR| 25 shield or pro- Car During A. M. S Ol VERILIABO PlavD) u - & O|RIAFZM IL| 30 ¢ Both hands badly burned while 33 IDIVINZA|VIEINIAZZAIZIOTIE trying to extinguish a blaze which | OINIEZNEWIEIL ZASIEIRE[S started in his room at Pete Carl- =% WO o paeis | oh i et son’s house early this morning, Bert | 31 Remained “ ”m,', cards on a p Johnson, Alaska-Juneau employee % BOly of selfo Marked with _ cock's il will be confined at St. Ann’s Hos- __1In the sky spary S A o at pital for a few days, according to 33 Cerian- g 18, WeasderiaE Dr. Robert M. Coffey, who treated | B i Hindu acro- him at the scene of the fire. " dressed .2 The fire department was 2. 2 Upper imb 43 Masculine i to the Carlson house at 12:55 @ on AN < TR 50. Woep ! morning, and had extinguished the mit of . Hastened 61. Understand flames by 1:30 o'c timated by Fire C Damages, es f V. W. Mui- vihill, mnuu.nm The caused by tric drop cord v 1 pail in a closet adjeining John- son’s room, on the top floor of the house. Johnson was awakened by | smoke and attempted to beat out the fire himself. On failing in his kened the Carlson idents of the! Harris streets, turned in the alarm son Johnson Burns Hands ! I fll% pread from the third little damage to the £ 2 . llfl/fllll posed attic timbers 1 ! Johnson's work clothes, which 4 hanging in t rted, were d clothing, in another closet, the fire | Ifl.fl amaged The house is insured, it is re- ported fecond Fire A second fire cuii within the past twenty-four hours, called the fir and M department to Seventh n streets, twenty minutes before noon Open House at today, where overflowing gasoline 2 in J. J. Meherin's car had become C H Forward | This Evening WILL HANG FOR DOUBLE MURDER SEATTLE, Dec. 19.—Joseph O'- Donnell has been stenced to hany| February 19 for the slayings of I: trolman Trent Sickles and Theodo Stevens in a slot machine robbe When sentenced, O'Donnell char ed in open court that a public of-| | | ignited | from the breather pipe under the into which the gasoline had settled, was thought to have ig- nited the fuel. The fire b self out before the fire dep arrived. No damage was done to the ca ng in front of th Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Forward v holding open house in their eng home at Tenth and D Streets this evening, inviting ail their friends neighbors to drop in and see », recently completed. ng will be out from N £ ibout '8 d'dloak Gn. ficlal shared in $50000 raised in| Mr. and Mrs. Gottrock, in per- o February, 1935, for protection of the Come down and see me at the gt machine racket in King Coun-; s, will be at the TERMINAL ‘o- —adv. adv. TERMINAL tonizht. Wilbur, ty. ! Auxiliary, | Dugout last night with | gifts galore and a gala greeting | the Gullufsens, who were recently I burned out of house and home. !in helping the popular couple 0 ywas lost in the |range, horsefeathers.” | Lucille Stonehouse of the Auxiliary Ifor one of the best mixers the Le- LEGION CROWD HAVECHRISTMAS FOR GULLUFSENS Popular Coui)le Toasted by Vets and Wives at Dugout Mixer mo Wishing Mr. and Mrs. George Gullufsen a merry Christmas in t traditional old-tashioned manner mempbers of the Alford John Brad- ford Post, American Legion, nd more than a half h dred strong, gathered in the Legior yu Token of the bond of comradeship start housekeeping over anew, as al fire, there was tacked around the brilliant yi tree a variety of Christmas presents | ranging from a mop stick to the finest linen. Warm fellowship held sway as “George” and “Esther” were asted with merriment and fun ture of the evening, next to ppy minutes at the Chr »e and a broadcast by ge with the mop stick “mike series of impromptu vaude- ville numbers presented by Frank | Metcalf, aided and abetted by every cne who happened to get within and appropriately titled Dancing was en- ed to the music of Harry Kranc and his accordian and Mrs. Trevor {Davis at the piano, climaxed with | “hotdogs” and coffee served in Arm style. Credit was given Commander William O. Johnson and President gion group has held in months AV I .\' AT THE HOTELS Gastineau H. R. Smith, Seattle; H. E. Fra- lick, Seattle; William Ericksen, J Cocktail frocks for 1936-3 neau; Mr. and Mrs. U. H. Albert- length. sen, Hoonah. ) Alaskan the black crepe sli A Sherar, Kensington; F. E. Davis Kensington; Joe Nadeau, Ker ton; M. Surel, Kensington; Danielsen, Kensington; C. Swa son, Kensington. Zynda John Datson, Juneau. - — O MRS. GRISHAM, BARY DAUGHTER, GO HOME Phone 376 and reserve a table at the Grand Opening of the TERM- INAL tonight. adv. e llnm Sl Ann’s Ilvsvnla] DES the MOMENT Street Length Cocktail Frocks for Chl'istn'xms‘:“n add to the 7 are street length instead of ankle This one of black lace, designed to be worn to the holiday cocktail parties, has a fairly full skirt which falls a few inches below ip. A row of small buttons runs down from the high neckline and the belt is fastened with a jeweled clip. the teque and gloves are black doeskin. JAILED ON ASSAULT CHARGE rged with assault and battery, Ct H y J. Leona the F to have beaten his wife, Leo cording to the complaint. THE BON MARCHE GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY Beautiful and low priced . . . $500 assortment . . . Table Cloths, Table Covers and Spreads from Mor- occo and Italy. Also beautiful flowers and latest tree ornaments. A large group of novelties priced at 50c, 75¢ and $1.00. These are lovely gifts. Box Stationery. Spreads-—Assortment of colors and price ranges. Pillow Cases wrapped especially for Xmas Gifts. Sheet and Pillow Case Sets. Beautiful Men's Shirts in Gift Boxes—all colors and sizes—preshrunk. Bathrobes for Men, Women and Children. A complete line of beautiful items for the Baby. Delightful and beautiful Lingerie. Lovely Glass and Crockery Vases for flowers. Lounging Robes for Men and Women. Men's—Women's—Boys'—Girls' House Slippers. Priced reasonably. Holiday Wrapping Paper. Belt Sets for Men and Boys with Ash Tray attach- ment. Ladies’ and Men's Pajamas. Nightgowns—Silk and Flannel. Pond's, Williams' and Woodbury's Soap and Cream in Christmas packages. A large line of Lady Lillian Perfumes. Also, Manicure Sets—35¢, 75¢, 95c. Towel Sets—Wash Cloths—In Christmas packages. Comb and Brush Sets in holiday boxes. Whisk Brooms wrapped for gifts. Christmas Cards—5c and 10c. Bath Powder and Toilet Water Sets. Dolly May Powder Puff Sets. Tie Sets—Garter Sets—For Men and Boys Visit the Bon Marche Department Store! A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL. et e (Exact Copy of the Original) OATH I, the undersigned a Notary Public for the Territory of Alaska certify that person- ally appeared before me this 19th day of December, 1936, Margaret E. White in be- half of the Bon Marche Dept. Store at Ju- neau, Alaska, and after being sworn under oath, deposes, and says, that on the arrival of the steamer Arctic, at Juneau, Alaska, that the Bon Marche Store received ap- proximately Five Tons, of Christmas goods, (5) tons, and further that her buyer in San Francisco and other points purchased these goods during the holiday display in those Cities and that these goods as set out in the attached list are now in stock at the Bon Marche Dept. Store, Juneau, Alaska. M. E. WHITE, For the Bon Marche Dept. Store, Juneau, Alaska. Subscribed and Sworn to before me, this 19th day of December, 1936, ALBERT WHITE, Notary Public for Territory of Alaska. My commission ex- pires, March 28th, 1937. (NOTARY SEAL) Look and See This Complete Line BON MARCHE FRONT STREET Both rd is being held in | towels, etc. eral jail. Leonard is alleged has been devoted to making gifts in Maude | the wood work class. rd, at their Douglas home, ac- | cal presents as nut bowls, cabinets, SCHOOLS ARE PREPARING TO0 TAKE HOLIDAY | |mas dishes which include popcorn | balls and candy. On Tuesday afternoon the stu- | dents will be dismissed and will re= Rooms Deco:ted — Class Exercises— Friendship’ Is Yuletide Theme “Friendship” is the Yuletide | theme which is being carried out y students of Juneau during the hristmas season. Lighted candles, | symbolic of friendship, decorate the | rooms and each class has its spec- ial type of candle which is dis-| played on the door. ! According to one legend, it is thought that many years ago peo- ple burned candles in their win- dows to light the way for the Chrisc‘ |Child and the Mother Mary who| | they believed might reappear in thc guise of any wanderer, seeking shel- ter for the night. To the present day this custom ol a lighted can- dle placed in a window on Christ- mas Eve has come to represent the spirit of friendship. Decorations | By waxing colored paper and covering panes of glass with it, the students have been able to obtain some unique effects in the class- | rooms. | The first Christmas story is re- |lated by silhouettes which deco- Trate the entrance to the school. In | the hall on the second floor of the | high school are large white paper | letters set off on either side by clusters of colored candles spelling Merry Christmas.” Party Tuesday On Tuesday afternoon students f the high school will gather in | the assembly, which has been deco- | rated with evergreens and a Christ- 'mas tree, for a party before being ‘dismis'svd for the holidays. Each |class in the grade school will hold |a party in their own rooms and popcmn balls, cookies, and punch fun. Small gifts are 0 be exchanged among the stu- dents. { Useful Work A number of classes have been working on something special for the holiday season. Members of the sewing class have dressed sev- jeral dolls which they are giving "~ laway to some deserving little girls. Others have made all kinds of gifts including aprons, dresses, pajamas, The last week of school Such practi- shelves, night tables, what-nots, and photograph books have been made. In the cooking class they have learned to make many Christ- urn on Monday, December 28, for four days of school and then they will be dismissed again for New| | Year's Day, returning on January ' 4 to start studying again. GORGAS LEAVES KETCHIKAN THIS: MORNING EARLY Storm at First City Holds Up Shipping—Princess Adelaide Delayed KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Dec. 19.—+! After encountering a storm in the horbor that delayed her nine hours, the Canadian Pacific steamer Prin- cess Adelaide, which made a spec- ial trip here from Prince Rupert, isailed for the South at 9:30 o'clock | this morning. The steamer Gen. W. C. Gorgas, under charter to the Government for a special Alaska voyage, sailed north from here this morning at 8 o'clock, after a twenty-one hour stay in port. Most of the Gorgas’ time here was spent in re-arrang- ing cargo for northern ports. The harbor storm, during which the wind reached a velocity of 28 miles an hour, caused the anchor of the Princess Adelaide to become entangled with Signal Corps ani | Forest Service cables. The storm 'subsided after four hours, but th: Adelaide was forced to spend the next five hours in untangling her anchor. .- TO GAMBIER BAY U. 8. Commissioner Felix Gray and Deputy Marshal Walter Hellan plan to fly to Gambier Bay tomor- row to make a further investigation in the Gus Lanart case. Pilot Alex | Holden of the Marine Airways will fly them. — - The Gulf of Mexico, i properly developed, can produce from $5,- 000,000 to $10,000,000 annually in oysters, shrimp and fish, Dr. J. E. Lund, Texas scientist, estimates. - — Perme2ent Waves $2.50 up. Phone 666. —adv. PR RHOL'A MAY CraRK—Foot ccr rectionlst. 517 Goldstein Bldg. aav. T S AR ¢ SWEAR UNDER OATH L) THAT IT’S TRUE! “NOVELS — An Appreciated Gift! 50 of the Latest Copyrighted Novels such as "Gone With the Wind" "Levee Crossing” "The Fortunes of Captain Blood” i "This Isn't the End” TOYS Sleds Wagons—4 kinds Games Pianos Blackboards Dolls Stuffed Animals Little Hostess Sets Boats Footballs Boxing Gloves Christmas Tree Lights Large and Small Drums Dionne Quint's Aluminum Toy Sets “On the erine AND MANY OTHERS "Love Comes at Last” Trail of the Tumbling T" Brush's “"Don't Ever Leave Me" "Peel Traits" We have all kinds of Toys. Space for bids the listing of only a few here.TOYs Doll Furniture Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck in Soap Dionne Dolls Tiddly Winks Rubber Balls Bubble Sets Ten Pin Sets Jack-in-the-Box Scotties Banks. G-Man Guns Armored Banks and many other kinds of Children's All kinds of Party Favors and a large assortment of Games "“Additional Gifts for the Famil ® Beautiful Card Table Covers—also Bridge govers @ A large assortment of imported and boxed Ladies’, Men's and Boys’ Handkerchiefs—Christmas boxed. @ Suspender Sets in Holiday Boxes. ® Treasure Chests. No Obligation to ® Coats and Shoes for Baby, Slster and Brother. Purchase! STORE REMAINS OPEN EVENINGS For Your Convenience H