The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 4, 1941, Page 5

BAY News Notes From Sitka SITKA, Alaska, Feb. 27.—(Special | Correspondence) — Grey H. Tozier, | 57, of Sitka, who died last week | from the results of his falling from | a structure on Japonski Island, was | buried at sea with ceremonies in | keeping with his profession as an | old time seaman. The Rev. W. Booth | of t.e Presbyterian Mission read the services, while eight boats made up the procession. Tl.e deceased is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ethel Tozier, his mother, Mrs. Minnie Tozier, and four chil- | drer { A city-wide caucus will be held Friday night at the high school gymnasium for the purpose of nom- | inating candidates for Mayor for the municipal election to be held in April On March 1 the city will take over the Sitka Wharf and Power Company's power and water facil- jties, as the transaction, that has been in the making since last fall, | will be formally closed on that day. At Los President Sinclair McClellan of the Sitka Club announces there will be a meeting of the club at the Arrowhead Inn on Tuesday, March 4. The organization, which is a dancing club for Sitka's younger pet entertained several of the Leg- ‘fast taking shape. And it is expected islators, who were visiting Sitka, |that ground will be broken for the at its last meeting. Inew Conway office building next | week. Among other improvements, Jack Gucker, popular Alaska groc- |the large Forest Service common ery sales representative, visited Sitka (near the Federal Building, is about merchants while the North Sea was to be sodded. The CCC boys have in port. | constructed a large abutment wall | facing the bay, and a rock wall ad- Sitka baseball magnets and other jacent to the street. This addition | Alaska’s oldest city a new appear- ance. The Ganty Apartments, atop | the Pioneer Bakery, are almost ready | for occupancy. The new sawmill of IEW IS HANDICAP Jact Saturday afternoor, defeating the favorite, Mioland, by a neck. Abov: photo shows Bay View Mrs. Aithony Pelleteri, its owner. The winner paid $118.40 to win, $6.2) to place and $9.80 to show, Mioland paid $3.00 to place and $2.60 to show. Bolingbroke was third, paying $6.40 to show. Nick Wall was up 01 Bay View, while Jockey Haas piloted Mioland. It was the longest price paid for a $2 ticket for the $100,000 Handicap. This picture was received by The Empire by THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1941. losest to MOOSE BROADCAST THURSDAY NIGHT | Tony Wons, Harlow Wilcox, No- bel Cain's Choral Singers, The | Maple City Four, Franklin “Skipnv"” | Adams and a host of other fine | talent have cooperated to produce an educational series which will | have KINY for its local outlet, be- ginning next Thursday at 6:15 o'- clock, sponsored by - the Moose lodge. - ¥ the Columbia Lumber Company is | 'WINNER, SATURDAY'S RAC New “Irish” Coach NEW KEGLING Angeles, before a stunned crowd of 50,000, a rank outsider, Bay View, won the seventh running of the $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap the rail, bringing home a win for r mail on Monday's Lodestar. RESUMES AT GUARDSMEN BEAT ELKS ~ LAST NIGHT :Eagles Trim Jimeau High | School-Two Contests i Billed for Tonight Sccres, Last Night's Games: National Guard 29; Elks 22 Eagles 47; Juneau High 38 HOW THEY STAND Team Won Lost Firemen 1 0 | Eagles | Juneau High Elks Hennings National DeMolay Pet 1.000 217 667 455 | 300 300 .000 Guard | Basketball games played in the| Douglas High School gym last night| had a double effect on the Gas- tineau Channel League when the | results changed the standings of | four teamis in the loop. The lowly, National Guardsmen dumped the| |scrappy Elks 20 to 22, who were! {minus two players, Johnson and| Mo while the Eagles walloped | Juneau High's Crimson Bears, 47 to cinch the second place belt one to 38 | The win aided the Douglas Eagles | Elks bowling continued last night on a new scheduled slate with tue carrying a six-pin game spot, swamping the to 1. Cash and Carry keglers Alaska Laundry Final total were Cash and Ca squad 3 | | A pack of Elks converged on him notch tighter, pushing the Bears back into third bplace, while the | National Guard iads are again tied with Henning'’s for fifth place in the league standings. y Erskine Bombards Ring A large crowd howled violent ap- | The Guardmen then began pass- rrr s ————————————— Basket Ball TONIGHT Junean High HENNINGS Nat'l Guard i z | DeMOLAY JUNEAU HIGH SCHOOL GYM 7:30P. M. | at’ McDaniel t Luvay | Miller Bavard the score was the 1 converted, putting 22 to 25, and that the Elks counted. ing neatly. Osborne took it from Dalinsky out of bounds. He drib- bled down the floor into a vacant The ball was in his hands. Total TWO KEGLING TEAMS SPLIT | spot. He crouched and passed to Kloss. He was in his hot spot, from which he seldom misses, and that put them in a safe margin lead, 27 to 22, Kloss rainbowed another through the net just before the ALLEY PLAY |gun blasted the final second of play into RistGEp. Splitting a match 2 to 2, the | reatly by big Claude Erskine, who| . = The Third Victory Brunswick Cafe and the Brunswick rang the hoop ring for 23 points| TN Win was the third for the gegiers ended the fimt mateh &8 | or the evening to beat the Juneay SOldier boys for the season. They the Brunswick last night with a high quintet. (have won some pretty ctlose ones, pajved score. Emil Galao of the Erskine moved with silent quick-|Put 2lso have lost several very prunswick trio rolled high with like @ jungle cat, and & close ones, alwa ”howmg that 5g5, his hands a basketball was a tool| NCVer-say-die spirit In the second match the Baran- !of magic, for during the evening Twe Gemeés Tonipht of took a beating from the Junean ne was unstoppable and bombard-| . TORiEht im the Junean HiSH faundry’ to ‘the ms of«4: fo & ed the hoop from Impossible an- School gym, two games will be final scores being: Baranof, 1368; gles right-handed and left toagain|PlaYed. The first, starting at 7:30 Juneau Laundry, 1431, {and again put the Douglas five ta|0/clock, Wwill be between Juneau Games tonight are between the Ithe lead. High School. and Henning's Cloth- parber’s Trio and the Juneau Flor- Juneau made valiant attempts to| l€¥S: The second game is between ists at 7 o'clock and the Takus overcome the lead the Islanders|the National Guard five and the and the Three Musketeers at 8 had massed up atithe start, but| ZLsr-locked ‘DeMoguy five. | o'clock. trafled their opponents at 10points| BOX Scores of last night: | Following are last night's Bruns- practically the entire contest. wick scores: Mark Jensen, returned to the Bfthswlok wars for Douglas again last night, 143 g ag and although he only accounted 157 152 456 for six points, he strengthened the | 175 ]:’46—457 Fagles in defense and passing 1o 4"4\0nounh to place that team again - “?/in the running for second place AR , | honors for the season. B ‘f:u:;fy 991-—=1265 Murphy Hot for School ! For the school basketeers Mur-| become commissioner of. the ma<i | EOSCTUR ..o 161 178 167— 493 by yas nigh-point getter, al- | tional football league. He is former, | - Duncan 140 1% “E' “Z: tholigh McDaniels ran him close at } ‘ htimd coach at B9§t0vxl_gollgze._l Mrs, Duncan _“E 135 ”""_‘E}lfllpoind!s. The schgol team couldn't ¥ |get. under way and when the final 462 4511348 whistle terminated the contest they were on the short end of a 47 to 138 count. 188 146 183— 517 ' Guardsmen Get to Booming 138 147 175— 460, y4 was another evening for the 160 160 160— 480/ goigier team and the Elks were T T T i the victims last night, 29 to 22 = 30 9 518—1457/The Guard quintet bombed the| 1.0 = olden Age _|basket from the opening quarter!| Taguehi ......... 160 177 162— 499 1;3 ];{"; x::t :‘:'l’ron through to the last to sink! Eagles (48) Mary Rhodes .. 168 132 160— 460 2 | their opponents in good fashion. MaGpag . A ::3 ;if :gt :}’})‘ They engineered the ball in and i I e “jout throughout the game. They 07, 1614 —— —— —— Tals0 fed their ace forward, Charlie boason ST ...483 448 4571400 24 24 24— T2 gy of those were made the last B .137 158 158— :53 few minutes of play to cinch the . 190 139 181— 510 contest for another victory, 120 125 139— 38% gioss was unstoppable, and‘Gu"m | i % —— —— —— ~—|through his scoring the Gu 3 | plications will be rated as received .y iy Taag 5021429 reqn pr ey m:ch r-ihin “r;f:Savxkko until December 31, 1941. The duties’ !involve the direction of foremen, | i O jtering Elks. A stubborn defense laborers, and mechanics on large | 2F Williams . 164 154 154— 462/ g1 greatly slowed the Elks, but | construction _ projects. Appointees| OF- Council .. 144 166 140— 456 sure-shot Russell again potted the| will inspect materials and work-)Dr' Blanton 190 157 210— 557 net for second high of the game nro o —— —— —— —|at 14 points. ;mc,}’ y manship, and organize men and 488 477 510—1475 Two Men Missed | | materials for efficient construction iz e 1 | | | operations. They must have had| e | The Elks were ragged without broad_ana responsible ‘experience) [MMUNIZATION A woeing paves, meck sommson | Admirals Confer With E. D. R. e s /1355, Alaska Laundry 1348 In the second match of night's pin play the Home Groc dropped oniy one out of the four games in the match to end with § (0 3 to 1 score with the Golden {Age keglers holding the low end This series, which comprises five . ‘ » weekly periods of 15 minutes eacn, & s | | deals with the unique methods of child welfare as practiced at th Child City of Mooseheart, Iil. They' also dramatize the useful and happy existence of the citizens of ‘hnmn for the aged. 2 of the score - ¥ & 4 . | The third match was a pure | whitewash for the George Broth- ers as the Medical Clinic, led by | the high 557 of Dr. Blanton, won levery game of the four in tie | match, | Games tonight are between the ‘20Ih Century and the Snow White | Laundry at 7 o'clock, Juneau Floi-| !|ists and the Alaska Federal Sav- lings af 8:15 and the Butler-Mauro team and the Triangle Inn at 9:39 o'clock.; Scores last night follow: Cash and Carry 6 6 152 152 158 163 175 122 enthusiats niet this week and dis- will accentuate the beauty of the cussed the formation of the coming Pioneers’ Home. schedule, and the possibilities of | interesting the NYA agency of the | Victor Ross, Depuiy United States Federal government in a project Marshal, who recently assumed his whereby the city-owned ball park new duties here after having been could be improved. |in the Juneau office for the past | three years, will move to the old Cons'ructjon jobs throughout the 'John Bahrt house next week, upon city hove been going through the the arrival of Mrs. Ross from Ju- various stages of completion, giving neau. ! proval in the opening game when the the Douglas Eagles were aided Try a classified ad in The Emplre National Guard (29) Pl FG Cafe 178 177 181 160 481 173— 507 170 526 Mura Emily Schmitz Ragudos e Kloss 18 McLaughlin Dalinsky | Cashen | Edwards I Fuller Osborne Willey | (Spot) 2 475 536 5031514 Brunswick E. Galao 203 174 Kath. Pasquan 104 111 179 121 18 18 504 424 Ra y " Totals Frank Leahy ‘ Thibcdeau Frank Leahy, new head football | coach of Notre Dame University, succeeds Elmer Layden, who left to ! 188— 585 128— 343 Tolals 180— 480 18— 54 5141442 o Ugrin (Handicap) Elks (22) ; ™ 0 Total Q alorornnon Totals Ritter Watson Russell Druliner Dooley Havlic Woods Baranof . 136 171 . 435 Home Grocery Totals 2 14 prarsson 5 Alice Jones ll) Barcus 159— 466 147 107 164— 418 178 154 152— 484 461 432 475--1388 Junean Laundry - C1VIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS | A Ko M. Benedict e By A J. Hermle Civil Service - examinations for ‘Lthe positions described below are {announced by the United States IClvfl Service Commission. Applica- | tions will be accepted at the Com- | mission’s Washington office not g“gzy 5 . Reynolds later than the closing dates speci- Mrs. Overby | fied. The salaries are subject . to a 3% percent retirement deduc-| | tion.. | | Superintendent. of construction, (Spot) ' various: grades; with salaries rang- .. ... nss’ ing from $3,200 to $5.600 a Vear.| o .. B Qualified persons are urged to file Tiflkah b | application immediately, and ap-: 4 0 Totals ol cconvmco Totals ... (Spot) 3 occcococono~old Stragier L. B. Nelson Jensen Erskine 8. Nelson Niemi Rustad | Mins Totals Totals Y covocomnNa®aT WHEN IN NEED OF Diesel Oil—Stove Oil—Your Coal Choice—General Hauling —Storage and Crating CALL US! Junean Transfer Phone 48—Night Phone 481 CorcoMSwen Totals Juneau High Y unagm 1 {in general construction work, .in- Moss. | i | i o suoos VACONATIONCUNIC "5, s s o e SET FOR TOMORROW |2 const v v ciee o o grades, with “salaries ranging from 1$1,440 to $2,000 a year. The duties a few moments before the whistle 'include operating lithographic, The regular monthly clinic for|blew, With less than four minutes power presses in the reproduction | immunization against diphtheria i to. go the score stood 21 to 23. of maps and charts. Apprenuceshlp!and vaccination against smallpox| But from then on the faltering as ,printing pressman or prftical | will be held Wednesday, March 5,| Elkmen lagged and took on an! experience in the trade is requu'ed,‘ between the hours of 1 and 4 p.m,, | apparent indifference. | Closing date is April 26, 1941, at the Juneau Public Health Cen-i Kloss Turns on Heat Full information as to the re-|ter, 108 Territorial Building. Par-| It was Charlie Kloss then that ents are urged to protect their sparked. He made an over hand children from these communicable favorite to boost it to 25 to 21. | diseases. . Then Dalinsky fouled Druliner wih By GEORGE McMANUS THE FIRE - DEPARTMENT SAID STEAK IS BURNED- { | quirements for these examinations, and' application forms, may be ob- tained at 311 Federal Building. YES-DEAR-ILL BE HOME AN IN ABOUT FOR DINNER-| MUST HANG LIP- AS | HAVE A LOT TO DO HERE - HAVE THINGS IN A TERRIBLY MESSED P WAY ALL RIGHT-I'LL HAVEDyDINNE R Admiral Stark dmiral Ghormley Tension in the Far East and the possibility that additional naval vessels may be transferred to Great Brjtain bring high officers of the U. S. navy to the White House in Washington for frequent confers ences with President Roosevelt. Admiral Harold R. Stark, left, chie! of naval operations, and Admiral Robert Ghormley are pic- tured as they entered the. White House to oanfer with the chigf | e a £