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The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-28

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Evening star., 1934-02-15
CHARLES R. FLINT
FUNERAL IS TODAY
Man, "a, Had Interesting Career
as Leader in Financial and
Shipping World.

Funeral services for Charles r.
Flint, "a, who died at his apartment
in the Shoreham Hotel Monday, were
to be held this afternoon at the Wash
lngton Heights Presbyterian Church,
Columbia and Kalorama roads, fol-
lowed by burial in Fort Lincoln Gem
etery. Rev. j. c. Palmer was to
officiate.
Mr. Flint, whose part in the organi-
zation of large American corporations
led to the Soubriquet, father of
trusts" had a many-sided career
which began in New York as a dock
clerk at 81 a day. Later he rose to
an influential position in the shipping
and financial worlds and took part in
many international commercial and
military affairs. He was born in
ThomaSton, Me, in 1880.
Mr.. Flint married Miss z. Kate
Simmons Of Troy, N. Y, in 1888. She
died in 1925 and two years later Mr.
Flint married Miss Charlotte Reeves
Of Washington. then residing at 1921
Corcoran street. His widow survives.
Evening star., 1934-02-15
JOHNNIE BOWEN HURT
IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH
Member of Well Known Local
Boxing Family Injured
in Cincinnati.

Johnnie Bowen, member Of WASH
ington's well-known boxing Bowen"
family. was seriously injured today
when his automobile crashed into a
pole in Cincinnati Sammy Sandow.
former bantomweight fighter, who was
riding with Bowen, also was badly
hurt.
Bowen, since his retirement as a
boxer, has been managing his brother,
Ray, considered an up-and-coning
welterweight by many prize-neht ex-
perts. The trip to Cincinnati is said
to have been made with q view to
arranging a fight for Ray.
Other members of the boxing
Bowen" family are Andy, Eddie. Bill
and Phil Johnnie managed all of
them before their retirement.
Evening star., 1934-02-15
Dratha.

ANDERSON. WILLIAM n. Departed this
life suddenly. wednesday. February IA.
dg24 a his sTs%pssN rsslasnse rs n st. sg;
mourn their loss four daughters, Anna,
Elizabeth and Blanche Anderson and
Rosie Payne; three sons. Allen. Alex
voted friend, Edna WannerEaker. Re-
mains resting at Barnes a. Matthews
funeral home, GA 41z st. s.w. Notice Of
funeral later.
BARNES. SAMUEL W. On Tuesday. Feb
E Tssid.nes es Of Phi hs B. broshes ses RRoBERT 'es 8
Barnes; 6929 Hutchins p; NV. SAM:
He. ss1s.l SslSSsS S S.hyss nTssna
Of q joseph - H. saPnes. Bar e0'sS yonatnan 1lHsn1
barnes. Mrs. Clara NJ: DeneIl. Enoch
om me snt deoss sGSsr' Wss Co. Funeral
home. 1000 M st. NV. on Friday. Feb
Tr,.rd. TTIsry l9 nv;t. A. pm, Rslatiyes and
Nd. is
BELL. PRISCILLA: On Sunday. February
BELL widoy Of Joseph M, Bell and
and Mrs, % Mary A. q clayton s on of pitssSursh. sS l
Tucker; Remains resting at steWart's
day. February is; thereafter At her late
residence. Funeral Friday. February 16
st l:30 Pm, from Asbury NJ. =. Church,
LIN and X sts, Rev. r. M. Williams
sEhT BE- MAaEA a at, On McnSsS FssrusTy Il
BELT. loving aunt OF William and
Charles Davis, sister-ln-law Of Mrs
Amelia Austin. She also leaves many
other relatives relatives and friends 70 mourn
John nfpAisi T. RSines a fsnerai ehspeI. hSshE srd
ansry ana Eye s sts At PM 1fom Moant zfon
Baptist Church. Interment odd Eel.
lows Cemetery.
BROWN. MATTE. Departed this IL,
sns MbT f9rSsFE ERRwN III iest VII. At 81 BSt II:
late. Thomas Brown. Funeral (private)
rom boyds funeral II home. is46 -0sh &
BgEEuM; g.EII1; GEORGE &C.. 2. on wednesday .1ssIay
sgSg% BsI:yss hssSs4a Z y Bs5s
terson. Mrs. DsTothy chambiin, Mrs
Ethel johnson and Mrs. Violet Harmon
Relatives and friends are invited. 16
CASE. WILLS w.. JR. Special commu-
Pica,iOn HJpert s.Id1s.I PIKE Lodge p.Srns3 No %
1884. 1;3O, pm, Scottish Rite Ca,
WILLIS W. CASE; .Jr. Of Denver, Colo,
gressionaI Cemetery
ELMER W. Goss, Master.
WILLIAM L BOYDEN, Sec. 16
CoRsON. ELLEN L. On Thursday. Feb
ruary IS. 1884. ELLEN L. CORSON
widow of George T. Corson and mother
Of Mrs. Loris Corson Jones of Chevy
Chase. Nd. Funeral private. Interment
Rock Greek Cemetery.
ary II. isss. JOHN J. IsRq DRAIEY. hi Rus- s
band Of the late Mary B. Draley. Flu
neral from the residence OF his dauQh-
ter. Mrs. Frank N Harron. 322 Varnum
st.. NV. on Friday. February 16. al
9;45 am. REQUIEM mass at st. Gabriel''
friends are invited. Interment Mount
oiivet Cemetery. IS
EIsELE. BARBARA. On Thursday. Feb
Psrsnt. ia7 % elen6foofs S Ike rd aom Bef6esda Il dsl
Nd, BARBARA, the beloved daushteI
Of Mary and c. NJ. Eisele. Remain;
restinE at the Colonial funeral home
vile, Nd Notice Of funeral later.
PEARSON. HENRY MILLS. On Tuesday
February 10. 1884. at Georsetown Uni
versity Hospital HENRY MILLS tht
and son of Howard r. and the lst'
Emma Louise Pearson. He also is sur
vived by. seven sisters and three broth
eTs. Funeral services at his late resi-
dence 444 Randolph st. NV. on Fri
day, February 10. at $50 am; thence
TO st. Gabriels Church. where mass viii
be offered at q am. for the repose oi
his soul. Relatives and friends invited
Interment Mount Olvet Cemetery. IL
Evening star., 1934-02-15
Marriage Licenses.

Walter Hammond, 10, 1909 Lewis street
northeast. and Elizabeth Rusher, Is,
1925 Sixteenth street northeast; Rev.
A. L. GIBBS. 90. and Mary L. .Ssandford,
81, both Of 135 U street; Rev. A. j.
Ezra Il. Dickens. 25. Clarendon. Va. and
t,. Nettis K,1Syf SIS p K:stsr sts Pennsyivania
Carl J. Pippert. 81, 5000 Bladens6urg
road northeast. and Vireie I, Forehand,
Rev E NJ Thompson.
Alvar J. Nixon, "a. ZOOS Euclid street, and
Ida NJ. Rood, "a. Herman, MINI; Rev.
r. b. 4 Gordon. or. 30. AMI Ellen NJ, Johnston.
a. both Of 134e Kenyon street, Rev
O. p l. sarEeo MiDousae- 81. s1ss street. and Ann
NJ Dunnisan; 10: l32Iiz Wisconsin ave-
nue.; Rev John c. Ball.
w Nj Shifaet. 36. and Eta Gibson. 80.
both of BoonesYille, Va; Rev. A. r.
Harold Hopkins. 21. 1341 Q street. and
Fannie Bsather. 90. lln7 Rhode Island
10. both Of Riverdale, Md; Rev. P. 3.
Leroy Lindsay. 81. and Elizabeth. Wash
inEton. IS. both of 419 Second street
southwest; Rev. Clarence Diggs.
Charles Brown. jr;; 20, and Catherlne
Jones, IS, both Of Richmond Va; Rev,
B. H, Whiting.
Joh5 ~ Soh 39uaF n fRefh a's Street soSh
west; Rev, John e. Brisgs.
RAY H Clark, SO, 332 Seaton place north
east and Susan H Dean, 80, New Or
leans. La; Rev. s. T. Nicholas.
Evening star., 1934-02-15
Deaths Reported.

ChaTles r Flint So. $500 Calvert st.
julia Tauxman. 70. 1445 Marland ave. ne.
Baiess NJ, James. 7s. National Homeo-
LOUIS TGtn-f nchandonard. 7s. GallinEer Hospital.
John Spinella. rs. 1909 . St.
Georse Z. Reilly. 72, 1925 Albermarle St.
G. Estelle ODonnen. ~. 1922 Randolph
JOHN Sf ". DALEY. s5. 11e Pennsylyania ave.
rloyd DSinFS r. diffS WSodfn. 81. 1850 18th st. sc.
samuel W. Barnes. 60 5025 Hutchins pl.
William II. west. so. 1903 Biltmore st.
William p. Greenstreet, 5s. 71b y st, s.w.
High Howard. SO. u. 8. Naval Hospital.
Demetrio Primavara, 52. George Washing
spence cennsiy 80. oAIIIlnssr aesE,ss HosPitssl
Ella 7. Mason. Al. 1917 Kennedy st.
Henry NJ. Pearson. 40, Georgetown Hos
wiIber n Bear. 81. l12b 18th st.
Carol J. Gochenour. 1o. Georsetown Hoss
JACK Keileher, IA, oeorEetown. Hospital.
infant Nancy ]. Taylor. Children's Hos
infant nti, Thomas P. Kemp, ,r.. Children.
Infant to John and Mildred LOchte. 2Os
Amanda Id wilkins. ss. osllinEer Hospital
James Henderson, 20. 610 2nd st. s.w.
Isurs IsSrs spriFrs. siSu Vss ss. So ss pecasur st ~
Rosa kouais srocss. Sss.'eR 20. sos Sth Il. ne.
Charles Brown. 90. Freedsssn's aospatal
Evening star., 1934-02-15
4ratha.

WILLIAMS. SUE. Departed this life after
lingering illness. az her residence, 500
9 st. ne, apt. 2, SUE WILLIAMS.
daughter Of the late Jim and jane
Steel, loving mother Of Annie Ferguson,
Otis and Willie williams, and grand-
mother Of Wilhelmina Brown. She
leaves to mourn their loss one brother
and a host Of other relatives ana
friends, Remains resting at Barbour
Eros funeral home, - X st. ne. until
Friday, February 10, ct 8 pm, Funeral
Sunday, February IS. at Kockhill. 9. O.
WOODWARD. MALIssA ANN. On Tues
day, February IA. 1884; at ! pm, az
WOODWARD, aged 65 years. widow Of
the late Richard Henry Woodyard and
mother of Pred woodward and Mrs;
Albert Lacey. of Oceoouan. Va. and
Robert Woodyard OF Ale1anoria. Va.
Services on Friday. February rs. st
100 pm. at Occcauan NJ. r. Church
South. conducted BY Mr.. Tyson Jsnney
and assisted BY Rev. T. A. Welcher
Interment Valley View Cemetery, Hokes-
vile Va.
WRIGHT. GUsTAvE p. On Tuesday. Peb-
ruary | 3, 1894, at his residence, Clifton,
Va, GUSTAVE B. WRIGHT, brother Of
Mrs. Mary v. Ford Of Silver Spring. Nd.
Funeral services at his late residences
on Friday. February 16, at 2 pm.
Relatives and friends are invited. In
terment Fairfax, Va.
Evening star., 1934-02-15
SINKING OF MAINE
OBSERVED TODAY
36th Anniversary Memorial
Exercises Held in Arling-
ton Cemetery.

Memorial services marking the
thirty-sixth anniversary Of the sink
ing Of the battleship Maine in Ha-
vana Harbor, the incident that precipi-
tated the Spanish-American War, are
being held today at Fort Myer. Va,
and before the Maine mast in Ar
lington National Cemetery.
Ambassador Sterling Of Cuba was
the speaker at services conducted by
the United Spanish War Veterans In
the riding hall at Fort Myer, attended
by Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
Henry Roosevelt, Admiral William H.
Standley. chief Of the Bureau Of
Naval Operations, and many other
prominent officials. Col. Kenyon
Joyce, commanding officer at Fort
, Myer, was host to the Navy on this
occasion.
The exercises were conducted at
1880 o'clock, with Capt. Charles H.
Strobel Of No. precinct, depart
mental commander of the United
Spanish War Veterans, presiding.
Veterans Of all wars In the Navy De-
partment had been excused an hour
earlier by authority of Acting Sec
retary Roosevelt to attend the services
Invitations to attend were extended
to members Of the American Legion
and other veterans groups in the
city. members Of the Cuban embassy
staff. as well as members of Congress
Before Ambassador Sterling made
the memorial address there was sing
ing by Fred East and Bill Raymond.
Music was furnished by the United
States Marine Band.
At Q o'clock the auxiliary of the
United Spanish War Veterans ar
ranged simple service before the
mast of the Maine in Arlington A
wreath was to be placed by a White
House aide. and M. Gertrude Jeyes
president of the auxiliary, also was to
place wreath at the foot OF the mast
Survivors Of the Maine are buried al
| this spot.
Evening star., 1934-02-15
Births Reported.

Joseph and Virginia Moreland. boy.
Ashley and Julia Jessup. boy.
Gray and Charlet Foster. boy.
Robert and Lilly Messersmith. boy.
Joseph and Ethel Mills. boy.
Edward and Rosemarie Parenteau. girl.
Ned and Vera Groff. girl.
Philip and Josephine Fama. girl.
Howard and Adele Winant, girl.
John and Mildred Lochte. girl
Jack and Lena Small. boy:
Dean and Leila Garrison. boy,
Leishton and Mary Newton. boy.
Elmer and Rosalind Koerner. boy
Wslter and Nellie Warner. girl.
David and Edna Parlette. girl.
Earle and Agnes Come. girl.
Edwin and Rosa Dove, girl.
Edgar and Stella Hon. girl
Alvin and Theresa Seweli. boy,
Francis and Mary Carter. girl.
William and Harriet Proctor. girl
Henry and Lucille Washington. girl.
Vernon and Viola Gill. girl.
James anA Queen Toney. boy.
Evening star., 1934-02-15
TOM DENNIS0N DIES;
OMAHA POLITICAL BOSS
Man Who Dominated Nebraska
City offices succumbs to
Auto Injuries.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO, Calf, February l5.-
Tom Dennison, veteran Omaha politi-
cal leader. injured in a motor car
accident January q, died here yes
terday.
Dennison. who was rs, began his
political career in Omaha in 1890
IS a ward politician. He soon built
up political machine that extended
throughout the city and for years was
credited with supporting a slate of
candidates that controlled the city
hall.
In 1882 he found himself chief
defendant in a city-wide liquor con-
spiracy trial in Federal Court. He
was freed on a directed verdict by
Federal Judge J. w. Woodrough.
Evening star., 1934-02-15
EARTHQUAKES FELT

SANTA ROSA, Calf, February is
C0.-Two earthquakes were felt here
yesterday, the second one strong
enough to drive people out of doors,
although no damage from it was re-
ported.
The FIRST shock, only a slight one,
was about 1888 am There appar-
emily were three separate vibrations.
The second, at 2:35 pm, was one dis
tinct Jolt. and that was all.
Evening star., 1934-02-15
GEN. TAM0N, JAPANESE
MILITARY HERO, DIES
Army Leader, Only Five Feet
Tall, Scored Dramatic Success
in Manchurian War.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TOXIC, February 15.-Iieut. Gen.
Jiro Tamon, former commander Of
the famous I'd Division, the first
Japanese unit to fight In the Man
churian campaign, died yesterday Of
stomach ulcers. He returned from
the Manchurian wars late in 1892 and
his division was replaced by one Of
tho army's crack units.
Through hts exploits in the early
days Of the anti Chinese campaign
Gen. Tamon became a national hero,
although he little resembled an IRON
listed military genius. He was only
5 feet / inch tall and weighed 100
pounds.
Evening star., 1934-02-15
Mrs, r. J. Aley Dies.

NEW YORK, February IS R.-
Mrs. Mary Archer Alley, wife of
Robert ]. Alley, former president Of
the University Of Maine and presi-
dent emeritus of Butler University,
Indianapolis, Ind, died at her home
here last night. She was "A years
old.
Evening star., 1934-02-15
Noted Texas Artist succumbs.

GALVESTON, Tex, February Is
CP).-Boyer Gonzales, 81. Texas artist
noted for his marine paintings. died
here yesterday. For about seven years
Gonzales had maintained a studio in
Woodstock, N. Y.
Evening star., 1934-02-15
DOCTOR AND SON DIE
Widely Known Georgia Specialist
and Kin Pneumonia Victims.

AUGUSTA. Ga. February IS CP)-
DR.. w. c. Kellogg. widely known ear,
eye, nose and throat specialist, died
yesterday of pneumonia, four days
after his son, DR.. Minot Kellogg, died
of the same infection.
The elder physician was born in
New Canaan. Conn. He was a thitry-
third degree Mason.
Evening star., 1934-02-15
Mayors Car Stolen.

Stolen In Liverpool, England, the
lord mayor of Liverpool's automobile
was found near Stalybridge.
Evening star., 1934-02-15
LOST.

Lost and Found Advertisements
for the daily Star ptH be accepted
Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up
to noon day Of issue. Saturdays
and legal holidays up to 10 AM.
day OF issue. For the Sunday Star
up to II Pm. Saturday.
BOSTON TERRIER-Biack. with white
markings and with bat ears; small speci-
men; very thin; answers to Teddy Boy
wednesday morning from American Toasty
Sandwich ShopDe, 74O 9Th st. NV
BUNCH OF KEYS; one KEY bears num-
Der C-1513; finder please drop card to
Box 21S-Y, Star ONCE. Owner will call
DIAMOND EARRING. on Que st, between
18th and Goth StS.. February H. Finder
will be rewarded. Address Box 15-X, Star
once.
GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN. lost near 5th
ana Tuckerman SITS. NV; reward. Return
LADV's WRIST WATCH, yellow sold.
RECTANGULAR. between and Q sts. NV;
initiated e. c. c." Reward. Miss Carlson.
NO. 10347.
WATCH CHARM, small, gold, Knight
Templar; reward. Donald Luxford. 5S26
Nevada ave. CL. o16I. once. DI 1900.
WRIST WATCH. ElEin, old-fashioned pink
EE9ld Eas. vsbsT vbisTee 6faesiet Liberal reTsrd
500 REWARD for the return TO Nichols
Company Of a straight flexible platinum
inch width. with one row Of souare-cut onyx
through the center and row of small dia-
monds on each side. about 100 onyx and
4. between Carlton Hotel and 5000 Ne
braska ave
Evening star., 1934-02-15

JOHNSON; glSs,;. MARY CATHERINE tKATEl.
I'd. nv. MARY cATHERINE GKATEG
William A. johnson. Funeral from her
late residence on Friday, February l6.
st $3.50 am. REQUIEM mass at the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart at am.
Relatives and friends invited to attend
1nterment at Congressional Cemetery.
Evening star., 1934-02-15
JACKSON. FREDDIE. pepartsd this IN

on Wednesday. February IA. 1894. at
Gallinger Hospital. FREDDIE JACK
SON. He leaves to mourn their loss a
devoted friend, Fannie Harris, and a
host OF other friends. Remains resting
at Eugene Ford's funeral home, 1900
South Capitol st. Notice Of funeral
later
Evening star., 1934-02-15
Dfatha.

PEARSON, henry M. The members of
Carroll Council. Knights Of Columbus,
are hereby notified OF the death OF
requested TO assemble at his late resi-
dence. 444 Randolph st. NV. Thursday
nlsht Fe6ruasy, 10 1874: ts Ct oelGek
neral Friday morning at Q o'clock from
st. Gahrisls ,S Ghurchv v, ..rvv
HENRY J. KANE. p. 8. Is
FELLs, LETTITA. Departed this life Mon
TEiLs, beloved mother Of the late Mrs.
Sarah Lewis; She also leaves TO mourn
Thomas Fells Daniel Pellsi II grand
children. three great-grandchildren and
now RESTING al RidSely { Hicks funeral
home. -293O NJ st. NV. Funeral SUN
day., esy; FebTpaTy is st Pm, pl;,tntToD from
Rev. b. Z. wiseman. pastor.
FosALBA. JOSEPH: On Tuesday. Feb
loved husband OF Lexie Made Fosalha
Snee cSs RSo6iEnsonl ~ FsunsSal from nth the "
day. Fe6ruary 1e 1e. usHsaSs at am. % Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
FRANKS. SARAH CATHERINE. On We'd
ns:1ay Ee5rgsTy Sn e. is34 81, sAEAH, !,
be iase Edwars TsAshs Fr.ns oeioyeo nd Ts nfber
Of Mrs. Nettie v. Howard. Mrs. George
Manning and Mrs. Herbert Eastwood
S:rs CO. tanersi home, 10 sne 400 GhaPin G hH% st
NV, until l0.4b am. Friday February
10. Funeral services in Hagerstown
Cemetery Friday at pm. Interment
Hagerstown. Md.
GREENE. MARY z. On Wednesday. Feb
pital, MARY E. GREENE, wife Of the
late Theodore H. Greene and beloved
mother of Mrs. o. A. Murphy and
grandmother of Sherman r. Greene.
Services at the 9. H. Hines Co. funeral
home. 2901 14th st. NV, on Friday.
February 16. at q am. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
HAGAN. RICHARD CLINTON. On We'd
nesday.. February IA. 1894, at his resi-
dence, 419 Pine St. Bancroft. Va. RICH
ARD CLINTON HAGAN, beloved hus-
band Of Lucy " Hagan tnee Cameron
He is also survived by three brothers.
Frank E George and Harry. Hagan.
Funeral Friday, February 10. at pm,
from his late residence. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-12-14
JOHN WINKIE, 4S YEARS IN
 ALASKA, DIES
Beloved Citizen of Junear Gives Estate to
 Charity
tccilrlnued Iron Page one)


 "Of course we became good friends. Wrinkles mother must have been a fine teacher, for his biscuits certainly were good" Behrends con tinued. But far more than an ex- cellent cook, John Winkie was thorough gentleman. I'm sorry to see him go, for all us that knew him here in Juneau realize that the city has lost one of its finest citi- zens."
 Sincere Praise
 Other business and civic leaders were just as sincere today in praise of the man.
 c. w. Carter, another long frienl was one of the last persons to visit Winkie at St. Ann's Hospital last night. Although Winkie was in a semi-coma, he recognized and spoke to Garter.
 Carter gave another incident in the life of Winkie, showing the de- termination of the man to main tain his own financial indepen- dence.
 Until the World War, Winkie hadn't saved too much money" Carter said He had always paid bis own way, but the idea of saving just hadn't become a habit with him.
 Gets Liberty Bond
 "Then, one day, someone sold him a Liberty Bond. The idea of putting money away and receiving interest from it, appealed to Win kie. So, from that day, he syste- matically saved. He never became tightfisted, in fact, was liberal in his spending, but he, nevertheless, saved his money"
 Winkie. had been a cook in both logging and mining camps near Jd- neau and on Chichagof Island.
 He was born May Is, 1867, in Glasgow, Scotland. is
 Representatives of both the Elks and Odd Fellows planned to meet at c. w. Carters Mortuary at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon to plan the funeral service. Winkie is not known to have left any living rela- tives here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-12-14
ARC LETS CONTRACT FOR STEEL SPANS TO
 ST. LOUIS COMPANY

Today award was made for three l80-foot steel spans for the Nizina River bridge to Strupp Brothers. St. Louis, Missouri, by the Alaska Road Commission, according to an announcement by Hawley Sterling, Assistant Chief Engineer of the A. R. C..
 The spans will be erected next June to replace. the pile trestle that went out in the flood last summer. The spans will be put on concrete piers which have already been erected. The bridge is on the road from Mccarthy to Dan Creek.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-12-14
GROSS ANNOUNCES
 FUND CLOSES SOON

w. D. Gross, veteran organizer of the fund for residents of the Pioneers Home in Sitka, said today that the solicitation, drive for this year will close in few days.
 Gross announced that contribu- tions would be received by him at the Alaska Film Exchange here.
 Annually, Gross supervises a campaign to raise money for spend ing money to be given Pioneers Home inmates.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-12-14
B. M. Behrends Co.,, Inc.
 "Juneaus Leading Department Store"

4fI3 alsaE i3Il l4s4 ylftsissl ts5s3 tanker Richmond left here yes terday.
 This oil discharge insures power for the Alaska Juneau operations in the event of mine trouble or power interruptions at the hydro electric plant, it was announced. It also insures power and light for the city of Juneau from the Alaska
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-12-14
FUNERAL HELD, REAR ADMIRAL.
 JOHN HALLICAN
Remains Will Be Shipped East to Annapolis
 for Burial

BREMERTON, Wash, Dec. IA The funeral of Rear Admiral John Halligan, aged 56, Commandant of the Navy Yard here and of the Thirteenth Naval District, who died earlier in the week, was held here yesterday. The body will be sent to Annapolis for burial
 Rear Admiral Halligan died fol- lowing an operation for stomach ulcers
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-12-14
NDY KIN ADMINISTRATION

For all girls over twelve years of age will be held at the American Legion Dugout at 1:30 pm. Satur=- day Mrs. Allen Shattuck is in charge of the demonstration and it is being sponsored by the Ju- neau Womens Club. -adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-12-14
SANTA CLAUS DUE
 AT MOOSE PARTY

Santa Claus is due at Juneau's Moose Hall on December 23.
 That's the advance word released by Santa's press agent today. The Moose will sponsor Christmas tree at the hall for Juneau Moose children, and Santa Claus has promised to personally supervise the distribution of gifts and candy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-12-14
ATTENTION REBEKAHs

Regular meeting will be held at the O. o. F. Hall Wednesday evening at o'clock Initiation Refreshments. Visiting members welcome.
 EVELYN HOLLMANN. -adv Noble Grand.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-12-14

Although some writers have de- scribed Daniel Boone as a tall man of huge frame, authentic documents indicate he was only five feet, eight inches high.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-12-14
ATTENTION MAsoNs

The Masonic Dance scheduled for Saturday, December 15, is in- definitely postponed. This is on account of conflicting events. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-12-14
LARGE OIL CARGO
 INSURES POWER
 FOR A. J. AND CITY

After discharging cargo for 42 hours, at the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company dock, the oil
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-12-14

Juneau steam plant in the event of mine trouble, plant Interruptions or water shortages.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-12-14
ATTENTION A RAINBOW GIRLS

Will hold their regular meeting Saturday night at 7:30 sharp. Initia- tion to be followed by social and dancing. -adv