The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 16, 1937, Page 8

3 . THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE TUESDAY, FEB. .16, 1937. The body of ‘a man, believed to mittee, was the . next speaker nnd: |south by the Alaska Coast Fisher-| ~ U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHRR BUREAU ch Is HBST |she reviewed the ‘activitiés of the! \ l“a u nvle les bt i o iy : G clubs in the different nations. } shlpment St A e b THE j WEATHER Miss Jpsn Timmerman, leglsln- \;fiinlng 10,000 potnds of dressed| e o crmn ot e 8ewE ) |§ DEFEATED IN - Goncert Wil B TS ROCKS ON it e e FUR WIVES OF 'Kctchflmn and secretary of thel talmng 53,000 pounds of frozen (By the U. S. Weather Bureau, Territorial Senate, was called on to| fish. The salmon was des-| spexk and acted as proxy for Rep-| !ined tor the Alaska Trollers’ Co- Fm‘“::: :-n' ‘a‘n‘d ‘;’ edln“ esdh“,. hl‘h;xm at 4 9':":" ";l":' 16. BN lecrnnmn Nell Scott who was un- | Ig |Op at Seattle and the sable was us;nov: }mdi ay, slightly colder tonight; mode able to attend because of illness im be shipped east by rail from| southeast w 3 — The fine grou’p or] n'xen that mnke‘ M d Y A So P l U Ea l Prince “Z‘:fi Sy LOCAL DATA M Ul up wi - Y Large Attendance at Bien-| the prescnt eguiasive group was {Only Four Votes Mustere oung Artist-Soprano. Will|[Motorship Piles Up Early, .~ ot Wel fuown o PGB e s b nial Dinner Appreciate |mann in her talk. Mrs. Crystal for Request to Eliminate | Be Presentlgd by Juneau | Sunday Morning During |askan waters, having operated here| 4 pm. yesty ........ 33 62 8 1 Cloudy “ : Snow Jenne, chairman of the leg- in tor Group at Pres. Chu ind, Snow Gale for many years, formerly as a large| 4 am. today . 28 94 SE 8 Mod. Snow Interesting Program alative group talked on' thh.press Fish Traps in Territory ‘ p rch W mlfx::;;h:e;se; Transfonn;:;i m’:o 12 noon today .. ...20.19 29 88 8 6 Lt Snow i | a 1 passenger sl , she R i e ok tnatiins ur::nsiiglr: :llloworfien as compared| (continued from Page One) | Juneau music-lovers are await-| (Continued from Page OR®) . |usq byt into the Seattle to gouth- CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS members of the Business and Pro-| e pinper was very ;uccpss(ul L AR ;’“:;l fecont u’m"m’“‘ ARSI east Alaska service by the Wills YESTERDAY | TODAY fessional Women's Club were hosts iy cvery inch of available sMce‘o()o each biennium for conalrucnon;;:l:’c ) ce 0‘?:;:1 tern Star (sharp rocks an'which she grounded | Navigation Company, later when Highest 4p.m. Lowestdam. 4am. Precip. 4am. last night at a dinner given at thelgyen by fifty clah membersjand| of St 8 home was passed unage (PR SO is " presenting | ripped her keel and bottom and|that company ceased operation, was| gtation temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity 2¢hrs. Wesiner Juneau Coffee Shoppe as their y {imously today. {Mina Baclatiova-Solovieff at the that the ship: herself is a totalisold ‘to ‘the newly-formed Alaska : guiests. | Northern Light Presbyterian Church T tation C hich has, Atke il o 000 WA Clenr biennial legislative entertainment. A Other Bills Passed | loss. (Transportation Company which has Anch e 9N e 0 bk In keeping with the theme of | Other bills passed were: ;\;o:::lrr::v Bn;gg;.ck'rhe i S Brings First Report operated her since in the South- B”m?,age -26 -28 -28 4 0 Clear 1 i a-| y - - 3 Returning to Juneau yesterday t Alaska servi it] 1 ll?::r:f;fnt’:e l’tt::;;:n:'e:: ?iei:i:gr:i:d’B OY SCOUT FATHER }ro’::‘;ni? nsfi DGOI)GT:C? ‘:ssru:gl fr:?ri :‘ it fiolovi;ff,hn h{l’en:cd SOprano, | afternoon atc 4:30 o'clock, in the ;!Eesrg. gl B l;o:';:l" - -113 ':: ': g g g: Al | {Who will make her fitpt publie ap. e, Mr. Femmer immediately re-| " o s : A % e b e S R | AND. SON_DINNER I3, . \mytyy s wonks sy st |pearance in Juneau at the concert D e s 407 EhE Kol 08 et 1 ififik&;gi Moo N o k- L G id dressed to typify how women legis- SET FEBRUARY 24 person or persons reporting infor-!iomorrow arrived recently from lr)‘ vt (ha' ‘Srknspaiatitn’ o S it Dawson, -4 20 <20 4 [ Clear lators shuuld‘look and other dolls; mation leading to the convlction‘cm“omm where she had achieved | ce e Bl el Tome scheduied sailing o e Za-| gt Paul 16 12 16 18 T ; Clear carrying election banners decorated : ik {of any one running wolves OVer'syccess as a concert singer and in| gnnyh: waic s bygthé i YD;)T;; leaving Seattle next Friday| putch Harbor 18 18 20 12 24 Clear the speaker’s table. A globe of( With the first sitting sc ed from Canada to collect Alaska| | starring roles in light ra. ay e 18- nig Kodiak 14 2 6 4 0 Clear the world surrounded by dolls|for 5:30 o'clock, the Moose Hflll:boungy. 1 Since her arrival hc:epcw become | O™ !omf:' L;: demnn::‘enposslbm— Although small, the Zapora, since| Cordova 26 {-2-20-" 20 4 2 Cloudy ; dressed in the colors of every na-| Wednesday evening, February 24,! ne Anderson bfil setting up|the bride of Viadimir Solovieff in ties of salvaging the 3 being put into the passenger ser-| Juneau . 33 27 28 8 08 Mod. Snow ] tion made the large center table will be the scene of the Annual Fa-| yequiations for chiropractic prac-|December, the attractive young More Details | vice, hflslbom the reputation of of; Sitka 3 3 N AR g very attractive. ther and Son Dinner of the Ju-(tice in the Territory. All the House Russian girl has made many friends, Op his flight to Sitka today, Pi- fering fine large staterooms and) Ketchikan .38 36 30 30 4 06 Clear Following a vocational roll call, ncau troops of the Boy Scouts of |ynoncures now go to the Senate. |in Juneau, and those Who have lot Sheldon Simmons contacted serving excellent meals. She was| Prince Rupert ... 38 36 | 30 34 8 08 Snow Mrs. Betty McCormick’ spoke on|America, it was announced today| mwo Senate bills were endorsed, heard her sing in small gatherings members of the crew of the Zapora;a favorite ship with many South-| Edmonton . 40 20 20 4 0 Clear < how the BPWC follows out fts pro-|by the committee in charge of theip,in introduced by Senator Wal- are enthusiastic about her voice. |that were taken to Sitka from An-jeast Alaska travelers. Seattle 4“4 0 42 26 14 Rain gram throughout the world. Mrs.|affair :Curtis Shattuck, the ReV.\yor One provides for reimbursing] Her program, in which shé will (goon by the motorship Estebeth, Portland 48 2 42 10 60 Cloudy | McCormick then introduceg Mrs.|O. L. Kendall, and W. J. Leivers. |the Craig Moose Lodge in the sum be. assisted by Miss Helen lett,‘bmuu of limited accommodations MRS. KETCHAM AND \ San Pfancisco ... 58 54 46 46 4 0 Clear William Paul, president and toast-| Capt. John M. Clark will be In|se g175 for school rental and the Violinist, and Miss Frances Harland, at Angoon. DAUGHTERS WORKY New York 2 38 34 36 10 0 Cloudy mistress of the Club, |charge of the culinary department ,iner reimburses Dr. A. N. Wilson accompanist, follows: | From the quartermaster of the| SEATTLE, Feb. 16.—Mrs. L. Ket- | Washington 52 50 38 38 12 T Cloudy Mrs. J. W. Hickey, chairman of for the dinner, and tables will be| s gatchikan $305 for medical ser- Lungi del Caro Bene, by Beoehi iwrecked vessel Simmons learned|cham, whose husband was aboard mm CONDITION AT 8 A. M. TODAY the International Relations Com- served by members of the local Sea | yices rendered. El Cefiro, an old Mexican Folk that when the Zapora - struck, in/the mcorship Zapora, said today: | A —— |Scouts, under their Scoutmaster ey, B Song |heavy seas and -thick: snow, she|“My husband, a partner in ‘the Seattle (airport), cloudy, temperature 40; Blaime, raining, 35: F Lloyd “Kinky Bayers.” F il o8 inkrodticad in‘ Clavelitos, by Valverde keeled over at such-a sharp angle Capt. Olaf Swenson Fur Company, Victoria, raining, 40; ‘Alert Bay, cloudy, 36; Bull Harbor, cloudy, 34; Tickets for the dinner are now |, Four new bills we “Pace Pace Mio Dio,” from Verde's that the doors of the cabins were has been going to .Alaska every| Triple Island, ralning; Langara, cloudy, 32; Prince Rupert, snowing, ‘112 ing printed and will be on sale|tP¢ Fouse The Force of Destiny ammed and 1t was mecessary for year for the past 25 or 30 years| 34 Ketchikan, cloudy, 30; Oraig, cloudy, 32; Wrangell, cloudy, 33: being p d e i 13 a8, ry cniiiin within the next two ‘days. H. B. 52, by Rogge, asking Tevis- " geie Vie Die Nacht, by Bohth |sne crew to chop opem the door of and this is the first time he has| Petersburg, snowing, 29; Sitka, cloudy, 26; Radioville, snowing, 28 o L i pe e ion of the law so that U. 8. Mar-' pje Nacht, by Strauss one stateroom fo free Mrs. Taroff been in such danger* Soapstone Point, cloudy, 25; Juneau, snowing, 30; Skagway, cloudy, shals or their deputies should be| gerenade, by Schubert and her daugter, and two other' Mrs, Ketcham and her two daugh-| 24 St. Elias, cloudy, 29; Cordova, s1owing, 22; Copper River, snowing; a in g A Legion mixer is being arranged |required to enforce all laws, in-| «geguidilla,” aria from Carmen, passengers were got éut by smash- 'ters, Virginia, aged 18, University| Chitina, cloudy, 6; McCarthy, cloudy, 12; Anchorage, cloudy, 10; Fair- by Alford John Bradford Post, Am- {cluding the liquor law in INcorpor- py Bizet I'ng cabin windows. of Washington student, and Kath-| banks, snowing, -18; Nenana, cloudy, -18; Ruby, clear, -40; Nulato POWder |crican Legion and the Auxiliary for [sted clties. AL present it is the| “{ Mes Vers Avalent Des Afles,| " sne atute angle Which the craft erine, 16, are awalting direct word | clear, -80; Flat, clear, -41; Ohiogamute, clear, -23; Bavoonga, partly Friday night in the Dugout. The !practice of Marshals to let city by Hahn took 1o miade. it extiemely diffi- from Mr. Ketcham, & { cloudy, -10. biscuits |Postat its meeting last night named |officers enforce the law in incor-| My Withered Wreath, by Giler cult to lower lifeboats into the| J- S Jeffrey, also a passenger on| WEATHER SYNOPSIS J. R. Elliott, George Skinner, Vic- |porated cities. Blades of Grass, TschalkoWsky | heayy seas, but the disembarkation 'he Zapora accompanied by his | i tinued this ing throughout Al ( tor Manville and Tex Leonard to| H. B. 63, by Race, appropriating| Russian Song, Wertinsky | was & plished without mishap, | wife, is.a representative of M. Sel- | Low barometric pressure continue morning throughout Al- complete arrangements. $25,000 for the Douglas school. Do Not Go My Love, Hageman ‘me uartermaster said. ' ler Company, wholesale housewenr\ aska and northwestern Canada, the lowest reported pressure bein: It was also announced that the| H. B. 54, by Race, appropriating! The Lass with the Delicate Air, s;} action must be taken im- dealers of Seattle, He makes his| 28.80 inches over the Gulf of Alaska. High barometric pressure pre- 40 and 8 had won the membershis | $50,000 for a fish experimental lab-|Dr, T. Arne “’:;' i ' | headquarters at Juneau. { vailed from California southwestward to the Hawailan Islands, the g drive. oratory in Alaska. I Love Life by Mana-Zucca medn‘ y'h';sh r:h xplosf;l lp;m ———————— | crest being 3052 inches at latitude 32 degrees and longitude 144 de- e = ' | § B 55 by Nerland, asking the| The violin solos which will be| "% d:" hy wf A prid g 3 ;| Tests by Kansas State college of-| Erees. This general pressure distribution has been attended by pre- erection of & power plant, wo-|presented by Miss Parrott are, a sue u; n . un;‘ikv;auth :Zh | ficials showed wheat yields on Kan-| cipitation along the coastal regions from the Prince William Sound men’s dormitory and other bulld-] Ciaccona, by Tommaso Vitali BAE 0 Json:. me ybe n" k“‘sfls bindweed - infested land ay-| region southward to Oregon, also at Falrbanks, elsewhere over the field ings at the University of Alaska. | Valse de Concert, by Ouide Musin | Updamaged cargo Wi aken | craged 13.8 bushels an acre. Flelds| Of observation fair weather was reported. Heavy snow fell last night The House meets at 10 o'clock in| On her varied program, Mrs Solo- ,“h"" by lighter. free of bindweed averaged 182| at Cordova. the morning. vieff will present her songs in five Fish Aboard Hushels, Abnormally cold weather prevailed this morning over the Aleutians PSSP groups, sung in Spanish, Ital-| Included in the cargo aboard the| ° calL RS and eastward to the Kenai Peninsula also over the Bering Sea region . ian, German, French, Russian and 24Pora was a considerable quan-| The population of the Philippine; and western Alaska, the lowest reported temperature being 50 below ,BUDY Is Fn“Nn English, tity of cold storage fish shipped|islands is estimated at 13,636000. | at Nulato. Kodiak reported a temperature of 3 above. i | : ! { — —_— TONIGHT “THIS AFTERNOON BHHIE ! e FARLEYPAID | © (~ C laudette olbert SaVs: * KRAUSE vs. GRAVES 7:30 SECOND GAME DOUGLAS EAGLES JUNEAU 8: Adults 25¢ VvS. FIREMEN 30 School Children 15¢ Juneau lllgh School i ELECTRIC HAWING Portable Electric DAY Machine “Safety First” OR NITE SERVICE RICE & AHLERS CO. Phone 34 Nite 571 'be that of Albert Ahola, 1on¢shure- man, who resided in the Goldxteln apartments, and disappeared last December 5, was brought to the sur- ‘ace near the Juneau Cold Stor- age this afternoon on a line Bob Wenamun was using in fishing. Complete identification will not be made until the body is taken to the Charles W. Carter Mortuary. Ahola was last seen near the spot where he was found, U. S. Commissioner Felix Gray, Coroner Charles W. Carter, and U. S. Deputy Marshal Robert Jernberg and Chief of Police Roy Hoffman went to the scene this afternoon shortly after 3 o'clock on receiving 1 report of the finding of a body. NURSES TO HOLD SPECIAL MEETING For the dimmsion of the sub- |8 ject for registration of nurses in the Territory, the nurses of Gastin- eau Channel are holding a special meeting tonight at 8 o'clock at 8t. Ann’s Hospital. This meeting should he attended by all graduate nurses whether they belong to the Nurses’ Association or not, according to® Mrs. C. C. Carter, secretary. e Farm tenancy in the United States has increased from 25 to 42 per cent in the last 55 years, says Dean F. B. Mumbord of ‘the Mis- souri College of Agriculture. - et —— Bitterweed, poisonous range plant. kills sheep but does not affect cat- tle. OUR CHRISTMAS GOODS ' THAT HAVE BEEN ON THE WAY SINCE OCTOBER JUST ARRIVING! WATCH FOR WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER DRY GOODS PRICES! LEADER DEPARTMENT STORE GEORGE BROTHERS chy n Takit Grocery in Connocuon PHONE 454 HIH TRIBUTE;, BY ADMIRERS Seventeen Hundred Demo- crats Are at Banquet Given in His Honor WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.—Seven- teen hundred Democrats, including President Franklin D, Roosevelt and Vice-President John Nance Garner paid tribute to James A. Farley, Postmaster General and Chairman of the Democratic National Com- mittee, at a banquet by his admirers last night. The names of Maine and Vermont were booed laughingly in a state-by state introduction of distinguished guests. President Roosevelt, in his re-| marks, referred to Farley as a great prophet because he predicted Democrats would lose on Maine hd Vermont in the last Presidengial election. The President did not men- t.lm his court reorganization pro- Omexpertelly, Farley kissed Mary Dewson, Vice-Chairman of the Democratic National Committee and he bluahed like a rose. NORTHLAND 0UT FROM DOUGLAS iI.AST EVENING Moto rshi-p_fakes Three Passengers from Ju- neau for Sitka discharging her Juneau Finis] cargo at the City Dock last eve- ning, the motorship Northland moved. across, the Channel to Doug= las at 6:30 o'clock, and unloaded cargo at that port, then with three passengers aboard from Juneau for Sitka, sailéd from Douglas shortly after 9 o'clock last evening. - Passengers from Juneau to Sitka on the Northland were: Dan Noonan, A. M. Anderson, and H. O. Hansen. — PIONEER DIES fornia, and pioneer of Junesu, Douglas, and Ketchikan for the past 30 years died at 4:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon at St. Ann's| Hospital. No relatives have been contacted as yet but it is believed he has a brother living in Oregon.| The deceased had been in the hos-| pital since December 28. The re- mafns are at the Charles W. Catter| *My throat is safest with " An independent survey was made recently among professional men and women— lawyers, doctors, lecturers, scientists, etc. Of those who said they smoke cigarettes, 87% stated they personally prefer a Toast Alfred ouood, 69, native of Olll- light smoke. Miss Colbert verifies the wisdom of this pref- erence, and so do other leading artists of the radio, stage, screen, and opera. Their voices are their fortunes. That's why so many of them smoke Luckies. You, too, can have the throaf protection of Luckies—a light smoke, free of certain harsh irritants removed by the exclusive process “It's ”. Luckies are gentle on the throat! a light smoke’ “An actress’ throat is naturally very important to her. After experi- menting, I’m convinced my throatis safest with a light smoke and that’s why yow’ll find Luckies always on hand both in my home and in my dressing room. 1 like the flavor of other cigarettes also, but frankly, Luckies appeal most to my taste.” o aBGlD STAR OF PARAMOUNT’S FORTHCOMING “MAID OF SALEM” DIRECTED BY FRANK LLOYD THE FINEST TOBACCOS— “THE CREAM OF THE CROP”’ A Light Smoke *It’s Toasted”—Your Throat Protectlon AGAINST IRRITATION—AGAINST COUGH