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Newspaper
The Daily Alaska Empire
Location
Juneau, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1925
Page
7
The Committee on Arrangements and Sports will meet this evening. The Arrangements committee plans to report the budget to cover sport events for the Fourth celebration, enabling a definite cost outline to be prepared.
Mrs. A. R. Sargeant and her daughter Miss Ethel arrived aboard the Alameda last evening for a visit and to inspect their Douglas property, signaling a brief stopover before continuing their travels.
The following students returned to their parents for the holidays, including Mar tin and Harold Gallwas and Kang nar Kromquist from Walla Walla and Vivian Lindstrom from Bellingham.
A large Douglas Aerie Fr E meeting is planned tonight to initiate candidates. Several new members are prepared to receive their wings and be made Eagles, with expectations of a strong turnout.
A brief death notice expresses sincere thanks for the solicitude kindness of friends after the death of James Stevenson. The message also thanks recipients for many floral contributions and is signed by Mrs. John Mills, Mrs. D. Leggett, Mrs. J. Bowie, and Mrs. Wm. Robertson.
Earl Manley captain of the Earl M will depart the City Float in Juneau at 7 30 this evening to transport members and visiting brothers to the initiation All members F O I are invited adv CHAS WESTLAKE W P
The Tillamook, a wooden power boat previously plying Prince Rupert and Alaska, is being overhauled in Vancouver under new ownership by Northland Steamship Co of Seattle. It will operate from Ketchikan to Prince Rupert with diesel engines to boost competitiveness and may carry a few passengers.
Stenographer Miss Louise Katarangeto testified as a material witness after the arrest of Francia P Doherty and Leonard W Horton in a probe of an alleged divorce mill. The scheme allegedly helped numerous society figures obtain fraudulent separations.
The Canadian Pacific steamer Princess Royal will carry Prince Rupert residents to Ketchikan for the Fourth of July celebration. The Prince Rupert baseball team and a show will accompany the trip. The Ketchikan team will visit Prince Rupert on Dominion Day July 1.
The Intercollegiate Rowing Association championship features six boat crews in a major regatta. Since 1895, 27 varsity races have marked the annual clash with Columbia, Cornell, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Navy and Washington holding historic conquests. The race distance shifted over the years from four miles to three and back, with Navy’s 1921 crew among notable distances, and today’s race returns to the original four miles.
Dr Katherine Chamberlain of Detroit City College won the $1000 Ellen Richards Essay prize for best original scientific thesis. The award has existed fourteen years with only six meritorious papers having earned the prize.
George Martin, a Wichita based Alaskan Indian and Thrinket tribe member, graduates from Friends University and plans a law course at Oklahoma University. He admires Senator Owen and Senator Curtis and aspires to public service, crediting four years of work through college to support his studies.
A noted skin specialist proclaims Rowles Mentho Sulphur destroys germs and quickly relieves fiery itching eczema. The preparation soothes, heals, and leaves skin clear and smooth, reportedly curing irritation without delay. Obtain a small jar from any druggist and apply like cold cream.
Frank A. Uoyle, attorney for Bernard Hirst of Seattle, filed for a 1500 foot patent on the Sunday Queen Lode in U. S. Mineral Survey No. 1404 on Chichagof Island Sitka Mining District Alaska. The land area is 19.507 acres with magnetic variation 50 degrees east. Adjacent claims Trinad and Divide 640L acres are involved. adverse claimants must file within eight months. Publication runs June 3, 1925 to August 4, 1925.
No trace has been found of Chester Gacksetter a digger for Cordova Packing Company who died Sunday when his skiff swamped near Egg Island. Cordova Packing employees have watched for signs without success as Cordova Times reports.
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