The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 27, 1937, Page 8

THE DAlLY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1937. Party Heads o West Lizhthouse |8 On Yukon Today § ‘Dean of Alaskan Keepers,’ Assistant Superintendent, Going to Scotch Cap "\'H the » superintendent electrician ¢ st pass aboard the to Scotch Cap on mzhl- nd a light- through Ju- Yukon on nd Cap of Ket- wdent Alexius, who returns ap after a year's | B. Elliot, radio e mach T. B. McKinstry superi 1t Cordova and board the Cur Kodiak, from which point board the lgh'hoves ten- for their destinations. Animal Inspection instry will make the on of the two outly Elliot will also look ripment and will beacon at St . Willard wiil aid Mr nual inspec hthouses. M. repairs Mr. Alexius 10 became the lighthouse keeper in ser the recent retirement from th Sam Atkinson, will take duties that were handled year's absence by George rrancis. Others at Scotch Pa the farthest west Al an lighthouse Harry Chambless Oscar Lindbergh rar with rvice th in his are and n to Relire now 62, will he at the end of h time he will ved 28 years in the lightho rrvice. Added to fhis is manz vears service in the Navy, where Mr. Al- exius served in the Spanish-Ameri- can war. During this period he much service in the Phillipine lands and in the Far East “Did I see service in the World War? Heck no, T didn’t hear about Led by President Roosevelt, the Nation’s great paid their last respe Mr. Alexius r retirement ars, at w read) three ul Mr. Fin- gate are o o E consis \"UN('ION 1 House ruction of 600 I'he 150 Senate ag amendments in the that not less than half of hips be built in Government hey authorized six percent | ice bids received from the! Coast shipbuilders, R ed to- various bill, in- prefer Pacific STILL AGRUUND ! July 27—Artifi- cial ocean waves in addition to the vsual salvage operation, failed last p, yaht to float the light cruiser Omaha, aground for eight days In gin: Brice. iefeni the Bahamas Encul, Ralph A. 1 The destroyer Mahan cruiser back pr ot © g.s and forth alongship the naval craft o el e £ the salvage v els @ 1 pe @ S the h(l-a?:,( e s and tuge and also " ' Gy ST Francisco, VISITOR SPEAKER An interesting Rotary “Playing the Game of Mrs. Viola Sweet of San fratured the weekly I ing of the Juneau Rotary on at Percy's. Other v ‘-l!n‘ club today were Miss Rob E. 8. Calhoun of Seattle Thomas of Des Moines, Ia. Westover of Lincoln, Neb., Riley of Juneau. A communication from the Al- kany, Ore., club told of that clubs pport of Juneau for the trict conference: President ©, D, Beale pre; Senate chamber. This ure, made during the services, shews the tem of the Senaie, ]'I CUME HERE UN Al Dubin, Hefty Song r GH A R L flTTE UN Warners, Visits Juneau the blamed thing until six months soul that composed the me¢ Im! “The Lady That Couldnt Be Ki 1 couldn’t get a But I sure wanted to go!™ Alexius de- Rty aced the city of Juneau. . Al Dubin, Warner Brothers song The Cedar, which will carry tne 1hree Tour Parties Aboard men to Scotch Cap, will also carry Princess Steamer Which aboard the Northwestern on this However, the Star, a vessel carry- The aforementioned song is sung ing freight out of Seward, stops gt by Dick Powell in Singing able to dock. The Star also carries tons of fre the Princess Char- productions. Among other selec- Purser Art H. Bird, docked here'facile mind of Dubin is “Black Is <-<Ln\ at 30 p.m. with seventeen'white, White [\ Blm'k' in port four hours early be-! H . \\'mm 1l Narrows, will leave ln'w'l\( " s I aVIs at midnight for Skagway and : '\”] sengers Tor di BILL FOP INB'AM 1 1 \\un \1. s Cup Winfor U, 8, x> : well, Mrs. Gordon Clithe: J. W. Hughes, H. T. Messerschmidt, h, 8. Schmid Viney - Vlctorv from Hare— c WASHINGTON, July 27.—Dele- Dimond today in a bill sought tour parties These are the George Buchanan , Indian, Charles Ryan, who migrat- For the first time in ten boys and girls; the Burlington |Alacka - married me! ihe United States won the - of 20 | ns and Northwesterr: a trive intro- ed the bill to e feur tennis, today when Fr: which gave citizenship to ye uth, trounced Charles Hare, from Canada to the Island between 6-4, 6-2, for a spectacular victory 1887 and 1900. The new measure at all times & o e smu B”".DIN feated Bunny Austin, 8-6, 3 6-4 BASEBAI‘L TBDAY €-3, to close the challenge round 3 'n!v 27 Sen- he United States and one for Great Britain. uthorizing the con- pall games played this afternoon in ix naval auxiliary ves- the two major leagues as received of the day when, after winning the final point, he walked off the National League Philadelphia 1; Pittsburgh 4. peured it down his back. Bunny Austin, leader of the British net |, % Jincinnati Boston 2. ol American League for us.” i Cleveland 3; Philadelphia 4. Detroit 5; New York 6, eleven in- row just left of center on the e is President Roosevelt, 4 Writer for The ample frame of the ed” last night and early clared. writer, is a round - D passeng a year's supply to the lighthouse. > trip. Docks Today at 2:30 with mail every month if they Bringing 5 passengers and 150 Marine,” one of the rece W er provisions to the hgmhouw lotte, Capt. William Q. Palmer and tions which have slipped out of the ngers for Juneau. The Char- [ Llusaoe - of hitting a favorable tide ‘.(‘DIM 0 NU UFFRS S [ L(H\ n, Dr. and Mrs. c I T l ZENSHIP Y W it S Ve, Parker Takes Straight- Set sLman 8. Qlien; 5, Lackaye) by Williams and J. Budge Defeats Austin aboed tend citizenship to a Canadian WIMBLEDON, England, July paFty of DAtFIE Mith ting of /€d to Annette Island in Southeast Cup, the world’s top prize in ama- tour of 14 |7<w~onx ctend the act of Parker 21-year-old Mil embers of ] p ker s in control of the match applies only to Ch es Ryan. of the cup series, Don Budge de- with the score at four matches for sent to the White| The following e l("l“ Parker smiled for the first time al a maximum cost of $50,000,- up to 1:45 o'clock: court, filled up a glass of water and Brooklyn 2; Chicago 5. he cquad. declared, “Youre too great .. St. Louls 8; Boston 5. Dings * AT THE HOTELS | * - ~ MRES. CLITHERO RETURNS Mrs. Gordon Clithero, who has been in the south for several weeks, returned to her Juneau home aboard the Princess Charlotte. She is the wife of the local agent of the Al- aska Air Transport, Inc. Lewis W R Pueblo; F.| Woumen hold every elective office Joe Wer-|in Spencer County, Indiana. Juneau; A, L. i Jule Seattle R. Thompson, Kate Smith Juneau Gililland, Mildred Boyle R. C. Haydon nex and Mrs. L. F. Rufien- E Mr. and Mrs. Mel 1 Anchorage; Ruth A » E. Awalt, Edna Fuller, Alaskan Broad Pass; my Pedtra, Junes Auk Bay s INSULL PROSECUTOR LEAV 27. Gastinean Djernes, H. A J. Wasmuth Mary ¥ W. I tha Rose, Comet Bremerton; rid Anchorage el Adam 6. 10, aiding San M talk Life" Jw- Ander- Jack n 1; A B Dick and C. at reasonable cost. F who pr Jucobson, Chicago attorney Samuel Insull, ex- several years ago, rning the secuted magnate, eft Juneau thi Pri Louise after (&} al City for utility 1938 dis- |1 on visiting in th icded everal day m Speaker Wil (he of bha ('-, (o Senator Robinson at impress sive m B. twe silvery Nation’s Great Aitend Last Rites for Senator Jo: ve asket, almest hidder Bankhead (left) and Sen. men on the dias. SENATE GROUP AP COURT SGHEME PROVES NEW | - Substitute Refonm Proposa for Lower Courts Onl) Gains Headway ASHINGTON, July Senate unanimously court Roosevelt foe of named steer it said the report ted The Si sider it of the pending 217, Judiciary approved eform bill to bill. Senator the original measure, chairman of the commiiice he ¥ replace through the Senate. tomorrow. enate will be a; wage -+ CONFIRMED WASE Senate for Alaska, IINGTON, July 27. h: confirmed with his headquarters tribe who moved Fairbanks. fn/'oy Alt Heidelberp In glass or stein du feine FOR HOME OR BUSINESS REFRIGERATION SERVICE and REPAIRS Phone 34 Our Refrigeration Expert, JOHN HOUK, equipped to give you Quick, Efficient Service is Rice & Ahlers Company -~ The today lower the MecCarran, was sub-com- mittee to draft a report on it and It would be sub- d to con- immediately after disposing and hour bill. — The the Presi- dent’s nomination of Ralph Rivers United States District Attorney for the Fourth Judicial Division of at ph T. Robinson ceremonies in the gold and marble n by flowers. Seated in (tae front Key Pittman (right) President pro CARSWELLS RETURN FROM TRIP TO STATES Dr. J. A. Carswell, in charge of uperculosis work for the Territorial alth Departmeni, and his wife, turned today from the States on oard the Princess Charlotte. - ee— The world consumes about 1,000 tons of iodine annually, three times much as was used half a century | | kTR i e T Three T Announcement Time Payment Plan THE THOMAS HARDWARE COMPANY ANNOUNCES NEW HOME MODERNIZATION INSTALLMENT FINANC- FURNITURE—STOVES——RANGES NOW OFFERED ON NEW INSTALLMENT PLAN Small down payment———and a very small monthly payment On fifty doliar purchase ... Sixty dollar purchase Seventy dollar purchase ... Eighty dollar purchase .. Ninety dollar purchase One hundred dollar purchase Two hundred dollar purchase CALL AND SEE US....Let us help you plan your requirements. homas Hardware Teacher Edna Ferber $0 THE CUTTER Fochse BOYS GOT TAKEN "ZI e FOR A “CRUISE" | | | 1BUT HERE IS WHAT | i THE CAPTAIN SAYS | Capt. John Trebes, skipper of the FHaida, hearing of statements of | members of the crew that the cruise {of the coast guard cutter had been a “disciplinary measure,” laughed i heartily today. | “More blooming rumors spring up in these Alaskan towns. The truth of the matter is that we received orders from Seattle to inspect: mo- !torships in southeast Alaska. We cruised around in Funter Bay, Hoon- ah Bay, Taku and Auk Bay. It was merely a routine navigation inspec- tion tour. After all, a coast guard cutter doesn’t run like a scheduled steamer. We're more elastic — and proceed on orders from Seattle. We had been in port for a week and headquarters instructed us to pro- ceed on our inspection.” | The Haida will refuel tomorrow and leave Thursday at 5 am. for Chilkoot Barracks, where a troop of soldiers and three army trucks will be transported to Valdez. I AR ARAAAC AN ED Ml of so-called top-flight novels since Ferber meant a flock of page one Jate owner of the Hirst Chichagof Punishment Alaska on the Northwestern. tal Apartments, following an illness | As unobtrusively as a bashful mai- 2 ! of mistaken identity. /by iliness, was employed as a paint- | t docks yesterday at 6 o'- Northwestern. was in port last night He has lived in the Territory for |ishment” cruise. Fhad beeri aska. The author Edna Ferber re-| | gles lodge, he is survived by hi cided to “larn” them. photographers, howgver, did not | the Charles W. Carter Mortuary. since that time the outter has been Uimes before she has been mistaken| i % | | " Tné exhot destination of he- Hat-’ 257 . QLIS Dame . NOUld Temell. ‘a8 STUDENTS HERE | to members of the crew. Sunday, ALASKAN MURAL |W. Jacobus of the Kingswood Pre~ |c tioning in | ilization. Today she was “back to CENAEHIRY, e A ate: d the Territory this summer. in evidence around town, but the Imain here until next Tuesday when How times do change! In a quest for additional material parks enroute north, and are to kon River to Nome. His paintings While here they are stopping at He is a passenger aboard the steam-| When the Spaniards landed in PLANT WORK SOON |and using it for both smoking and Returning with Intercoastal Air- head of the Juneau (lrm‘l the new power plant at that com- rure yan: this week. finishing touches on the work on in the literary world, the mastery of writing and the author of a score H . A + @ 1611. To the Seattle newspaper Haida MY§te‘y Cle?l’s when photographers, the name of Edna| william Allen, 38, nephew of the Cutter Docks—Twas photographs showing the famous mine, Daniel Wiillams, dizd at 1:46 author as she was about to leave for g m, today at his home in the Capi- Tk stery or the “missing fleet” £ s cerrautis e} 8 fleet”, "Byt to Miss Edna Ferber of Ab-|of the past six months, erdeen, S. D, it indicated a case Allen, until confined to his bed { den, the United States Coast Guard |cutter Haida tied up at the Gov- TOF the Miss Ferber who spent er by Fred Wendt of the Ideal Paint | ernment several hours in Juneau while the store, working there for three years, | clock—thus endiny 78-hour “pun- oy e e 4 and early today is a South Dakotafive years. | It seems that come of the boys 'school teachér on vacation in Al-| A prominent member of the Ea— whooping it up in the Robert Service style last Thursday *0¢5 18 New York City. |wife and son, Billy. Funeral ser- | night, and Captain John Trebes de- e flashing bulbs of the Seattle| yices will be announced soon from Friday morning just before noon, i\"fill: ;‘lc]fbe“\i'rslz l;fet::l of fthe teacher | he issued orders to shove off—and ng {ame. Many| KINGSFORD PREP I3 & R ooy for her famous namesake. As| | anchoring hither and yon around Shakespeare once said, “A rose hy' SCHOOL TEACHER, the bays. |da during the period of “cruisin’” il o ! | 'has been “just around,” according, | Accompanied by their teacher, M. | j paratory School, John Gilbertson Vafter the exile in “just around” the f |Hmda got back to the Auk Bay civ-| ARTIST HERE TO snd. Hensiy. Tiobpr of Hartiords | hum.” GATHER MATERIAL Juncau as a part of their trip to Monday night the crew was again 2 Eustace P. Ziegler, noted pmnter}m:h;rl:‘c':; fl‘i‘.’:: ;:'d J::;ea;; roen strongest drink, so it is understood, Of Alaskan murals, i5 heading to-| was a devilish sarsaparidla. ward Nome and the Interior again, they leave for Skagway and Whitas 3 ‘horse. They have visited National for his artistry. Mr. Ziegler will go down the Yu-lyequm to their home in Connecticut by way of Canada. deal with Indian subjects, on which A ¥ 9 i he has achieved a wide reputation. | the Hotel Juneau. P PES L ship Yukon. A { Mexico in 1518 they found the peo= METLAKATLA POWER vl of Yucatan cultivating tobacco, WILL BE FINISHED ™ ways Pilot Ray Renshaw from Met- a yesterday afternoon, N. Les- of N. Lester Troast and Associates,’ architects, reported that work on! munity, which was designed by his, firm, will probably be completed | Mr. Troast had been at Metlakatla‘ for the past two weeks supervising| the power plgnt. His small son ac-! companied him on the trip. of the kitchen ING PLAN TO MEET THE DEMANDS FOR INSTALLMENT OF HOME FURNISHINGS. WASHING MACHINES and REFRIGERATORS THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE SHOWS PLAN OF OPERATION— _Monthly Payment $ 4.44 _Monthly Payment 5.32 ‘Monthly Payment 6.21 __Monthly Payment 7.10 _Monthly Payment 7.98 Monthly Payment 8.87 Monthly Payment 17.74 _Monthly Payment 26.60 i hundred dollar purchase ... under this new plan. IIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIII!“HIIIIIIIIIIHIlIIIIIIlIllIIIIIIIIIIImIlIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIINIlllllllllmllllllllllllllllfllll