The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 28, 1937, Page 8

FORTY-SEVEN ARE INDICTED IN HARLAN €0 Troubled Coal Mine Center in Kentucky in for Big Airing FRANKFORT, Kentucky, Sept. 28, -three present or former heriffs and 24 coal mine of Harlan Coun- mment late in of depriving civil rights Natiocnal "Labor pany executives ty today faced mber on char of their by the arrai the miner as anteed A indicted the Federal grand 47 men last night Government attorneys presented the testimony given before the Sen- Civil Liberties Committee dur- investigation of the in Harl Sary ate ing the recent conditions prevailing County in > 20,000 SEAL “Miss WAtllflaerica 1937”“‘ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, SEPT. 28, 1937. DOGGONE | “What the eternal happenings |has struck us? I hope that my tail never curls if this isn’'t Tues- |day but not one of my human pals packed up books and cheerfully |started for school. And what a |morning too, for a nice run and bark-bark. And when I go to the | gate and yelp to be let out—nothing doing. I have to stay right in the {yard or the house and play and | woof, how I would like to stretch {my legs. What has come over | Thus whined Sport, Towser, Mike, | {Kim, Spike, Scoops, Curly, and scores of other purps in Juneau | this morning. | Scoops would not even leave the yard to go out on the highway to !chase an auto. The kids were all at home and he was afraid they would duck and he would not be in the ducking He could not understand why they were home. In other parts of the city the dogs didn't want to fight even, and just looked at each other, g stiff-legged and growling out What is this infant-ill par- alysis anyhow?” Not only is there a dirth of dogs {running around but the children are keeping off the streets too, ac: 1= ing to regulations and it is bard to say whether the children or the SKINS BRING SMALL PRICE Average Sale I; Only $22 MISS HALVORSEN, Which Is $7 Drop MR. MATTSON WED from April HERE LAST NIGHT The Rev. John A. Glasse officiated the Atlantic City competition as “Mi “Migh America 1937” over forty- ST. LOUI ty thousand se States Government’s share of Pribilof Islands take, brought average price of $22 at the auction sale here The $22 price is a decrease of $7 compared to the April price. Wars are blamed for the drop. -+ - fo., Sept. 28.—Twen- al skins, the United Jast eveni the ing an fur unit- et E Har- Kimshun ceremony in may Mar en of Tacoma and Mr. Mattson, of Halvor: old Edward Cove The service performed the home of the Rev. and Mr. G and attending the couple were Mr and Mrs lter Heisel, Jr. Also present Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mr. John Marino- was at MRS. GREEN HERE Mrs. B. B. Green arrived on PAA Electra this affernoon the interior where she has located for some time. D were the and Sorenson vich Mr. M from been bookkeeper at the Hivst-Chichagof mine Kimshan Cove, His bride arrived in Alaska recently from her home in - sen i ALASKA IN MORNING Steamer Alaska is due in port at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow morning from: The Klondike gold field reached the south. She should have 4 days a peak output in 1900 of 1,077,553 mail. fine ounces valued at $22,277,000. BARGAIN WEEK! Butler-Mauro Drug Co. DON'T OVERLOOK THESE GREAT SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES: Two Fifty-Cent Bottles LISTERINE 51 CENTS Two Fifty-Cent Bottles PEPSODENT ANTISEPTIC—51c One Dr. West TOOTH BRUSH and large CALOX POWDER—BOTH for 53¢ One PROPHYLACTIC TOOTH BRUSH and POWDER—75¢ value for 49¢ Two cans BATHASWEET—Regqular Price $1.00—BOTH for 69c BOTTLE QUINK INK—15¢— DICTIONARY FREE BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. “Your Rexall Store” EXPRESS MONEY ORDERS ANYTIME FOR HOME OR BUSINESS REFRIGERATION SERVICE and REPAIRS Phone 34 Our Refrigeration Expert, JOHN HOUK, is equipped to give you Quick, Efficient Service at reasonable cost. Rice & Ahlers Company Cooper, 17 years old, of Hackettstown, N. J., who was entered in the AR G L s Bertrand Island, N. J.,” won the title ght other contestants. She’ inches and weighs 120 pounds. bowwows feel the health campaign worse, - 5 feet 6% | Suspect Tries Suicide; Takes 2 Ways, Fails Chews Veins in Wrist then Jumps from Top been announced. DUNHAM SHOWS FILM AT ROTARY MEETING; CARLSON PRESIDES A. S. Dunham, principal of Juneau | High Schiool held the center of at-| ention at the regular meeting of the Jur Rotary Club meeting, wien he sented colored motion pictures of McKinley National Park, where he spent the summer. W. O. Carlson presided in the ab- sence of President Charles Beale. The meeting was held as usual in Percy's Cafe, and present as a guest was Carl English. -+ GORDON GRAHAM WILL SPEND WINTER SOUTH PASSES AWAY 3 Son of Old West’s Wealth- iest Families, Dies in California HILLSBOROUGH., " Cal,, Sept. 28 —William Henry Crocker, 76, Cali- ittempted to commit suicide last | fornia banker financier and phil- nizht in his cell in the jail. anthropist, died Saturday night at Detective Lieutenant D. R. Pat- his home here. He was the son of ton said Walker chewed the veins one of the old west's wealthiest in his wrist and then jumped from |families. the top bunk to the steel floor. - His injuries are of a minor na- SUPERINTENDENT IN CORDOVA ture. | "'W. A. Richelson, superintendent The woman was found dead in of the Kennecott mine, arrived in her apartment last Friday as the Cordova recently to meet his wife result of a blow on the head. who returned from visit to the R s States. HECGMAN ON TRIP J. R. Heckman, one of the best VISIT OUTSIDE known of Southeast Alaska resi- Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Toohey and two dents, for many years in business children of Cordova left recently on at Ketchikan and a former mem- a visit Outside. They stopped in ber of the Alaska Territorial Legis- Sitka for a few to visit Dr lature, who has been in Juneau sev- and Mrs. W. C. Charteris eral days, left on the North Sea for - > sitka., Try an Empire ad. Are You Set for WINTER With Sound Credit ready to care for your needs and those of YOUR FAMILY. Good Working Credit— is your best protection against any season. [t will give you what you need and want WHEN you need it. BUT—You in turn—must PROTECT YOUR CREDIT ally yourself, your family and your Credit —— "“Your Three Musketeers." LOS ANGELES, Cal, Sept. 28— John W. Walker, 36, of Venice, golf caddy, held on suspicion of murdering Virginia Lee Barrow, 34, R - Gordon Graham, mechanic at the Alaska Air Transport shops, will leave shortly for tle, where he will go to Orlando, Florida, where he will remain until about the first f the year before returning north. R TRAPPER FINED Found guilty of falsifying game ecords and trapping marten before he open season, Ray Hammer, trap- per of Wrangell, has been fined $100 and given a 30-day suspended ail sentence, according to word to the Alaska Game Commission, a - MEMBER ooy TREAT YOUR CREDIT AS A ALASKA CREDIT BUREAU First National Bank Building CHARLES WAYNOR Manager PHONE 28 [ | tingent Elliott’s Forer ife to Wea Mrs. Elizabeth Roosevelt and fiance Engagement of Mrs. Elizabeth Browning Donner Roosevelt, 25, !o_r- mer wife of Elliott Roosevelt. second son of the president, and Curtin Winsor, 31, Ardmore, Pa., son of a Philadelphia stock broker. has The couple plan to wed this fall Roosevelt was granted a divorce she was given custody of their son, now five. W. H. CROCKER Legionnaires Wsjt_ing Paris of Legionnaires revisiting France to commemorate the entry | When Mrs. of the United States into the World War, were welcomed today. hundred Legionnaires were in the| Nine first party arriving. - PATROL OF FISHING, AREAS STARTS TONIGHT, The Bureau of Fisheries vessel o will sail tonight from Ju- neau on a patrol of the fishing areas| in the Southeast prior to the open- ing at tober 1 Aboard will be G. Wingard, Warden J. Stecle Cul-| the fall fishing season, Oc- Alaska Agent bertson, and Assistant Warden Mor- ris Rafn. ; L| CHILD THROWN FROM FLAMES, - SAFELY CAUGHT |Baby Girl PEs«Narrow Es- cape When Home De- stroyed by Fire BALTIMORE, Maryland, Sept. 28. —A 2l-month-old baby, Tanya | Mislowsky, was thrown from a sec-' |ond-story window into the arms |of a bystander, Norman hina, to save her life from a fire f.om which two adults jumped and two others were rescued by firemen. Erichton caught the baby. salely The fire destroyed the home of the baby's father, Anthouny MNMi | lowsky. YOUTH HELD: POTTSVILLE, Pa, Sept. 28— |Joseph Consugar, 18, high school | | junior, is held without bail, charg- | |ed with the slaying of his father, 47, a miner. The father was shot {to death as he slept. The youth claimed mistreated his mother. | - - | RETURNS FROM STUDY Following a summer spent taking post graduate work at the Univer-| sity of Washington, A. J. Westall, Superintendent of Cordova schools, his father | FATHER SHOT Better Get Your Auto Brakes and Lights in Shape | Another automobile brake and light test was inaugurated today by the Police Department, it was an-q nounced by Chief of Police Dan Ral- ston. Too many cars of late have been noted operated with faulty brakes and one-eyed cars are a men- ace to night driving, the Chief pointed out in urging cooperation of all motorists in seeing that their | brakes and lights are in good shape. B Lode and placer location notices fer sale ac The Empire Office. Schilling million steaks tonight Hotel Juneau ' “Where Living Is Pleasant” B Nearest Federal Bldg. B Elevator Service. B Cigar Stand. B Clean and Comfortable. returned north recently. e e——— Lode and placer lecation notices fer sale at The Empire Office. BEFORE cur shop and equipment. SEE YUR CLARENCE WISE Owner-Manager YOUR BUY | A P A New Fur Coat — LADIES— It will pay you to accept our invitation to visite factory and inspect our furs and THE MANY FUR COATS, in the latest mode, which we have just made up for this winter season and now have on display— ALL 1937 STYLES. JUST SEE THEM—YOU DON'T HAVE TO BUY Also: Pieces and Coats Made to Order in ALASKA'S LARGEST FUR FACTORY. IS A FURRIER BY TRADE MA Your Evenings At Home will be more enjoyable if your living room is attractively furnished. Comfort means more than merely a roof over your head and a stove to keep you warm. You need charming surroundings, deep luxurious chairs to lounge in, odd tables to accommodate smoking accessories and books, you need soft resilient rugs that deaden noise and lend warmth underfoot, and you need mirrors, pictures and tapestries on your wall to make the room really liveable. All these articles are here waiting for you, besides many others that make it a pleasure to stay at home evenings. Few, if any cities the size of Juneau, have access to as complete a stock of lovely home furnishings as are shown in our FURNITURE DE- PARTMENT, and whether you are actually furnishing a home or shop- ping, we urge you to visit this attractive department. Living room suites in various color combinations and materials. Club and Occasional Chairs in a variety seldom seen on one floor. Charming reproductions of COLONIAL WINDSOR chairs of EASTERN HARD MAPLE; elegant 18th century style chairs of solid mahogany, upholstered in genuine CHASE moth-proof VELMO by KARPEN. Platform ROCKERS by PHOENIX, popular in our grandmother’s day and still the most comfortable rocker. Adorable little bedroom rockers. Modern and 18th century knee-hole DESKS in maple, walnut and mahogany. Lovely ODD TABLES and MAGAZINE RACKS in walnut, mahogany or colonial maple, COLORFUL WALL TAPESTRIES, SOFA PILLOWS, COUCH COV- IERS and TABLE SCARVES in a variety of colors and sizes. The MOST BEAUTIFUL MIRRORS and WALL PLAQUES ever shown in Juneau or any where else. Real maste NURR, America’s leading mirror n_mkurs. You cannot afford to miss seeing the many beautiful things shown here. rpieces of beauty by Juneau-Young Hdwe. Co.