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First Trial Distric t Court Delayed To
Monday: Sentences Passed
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Today Others Monday.
In the U. S. District Court
this morning, the trial of
Moxie Waskey, charged
with rape, was delayed un
til Monday, due to the ill
ness of one of the prosecu
tion’s witnesses, and the
fact that another one, Dr.
Corthell from Mountain Vil
lage, has received tele
grams urgently requesting
his return because of an
emergency case, it was an
nounced. The Waskey trial
was to have commenced
this morning.
Mike Horn, a native from
the Yukon section, who
was to have pleaded this
morning, will not enter his
plea to the indictment of
the Grand Jury, until Mon
day, the court decided.
Harry Neibling, who
pleaded guilty to assault
with a dangerous weapon,
namely with a cleaver, was
sentenced by District Court
Judge J. H. S Morison this
morning to 1 year and 1
day in the pentitentiary at
McNeil Island.
Robert Temgulakv, who
pleaded guilty to an indict
ment of cohabitating in the
state of adultery, was sen
tenced to serve 6 months
in the federal jail at Nome.
He was spoken to concern
ing his moral behavior and
informed that the sentence
had been lightened on ac
count of this, his first offen
se, but if her was hailed in
to court again on like char
ges, he could expect severe
treatment, if found guilty.
The petit jury which re
ported today for duty on
the Waskey case, was ex
cused until Monday morn
ing
Jerry Sullivan's
Farewell Party
At Seattle, \vu.
(Continued From Page One)
times in true Alaskan style.
Some of the reminiscences of
th Beau Brumniel of the Kouga
rok were so packed with humor
and tender sentiment that when
the time grew near for the part
ing the ladies all insisted on send
ing the gallant Son of Erin back
to the Northland with some mem
ories that would stay with him
during the coming season and
would guarantee his return this
fall, so they all lined up and
gave him a hearty kiss.
“When the Victoria pulled away
from Pier 3 Mr. Sullivan was still
stepping high, and the flush that
hud mantled his Celtic counten
uncc was still a high pink. Sure,
he promised to be hack and Dad
Fisher and SheLl Wcltach under
wrote the promise.”
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Put Oil Comedy
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Next
From all indications “The
Whole Town’s Talking”,
the High School play which
is to be presented at the
Dream Theatre on April 23
will be a great success.
The play was written by
John Emerson and Anita
Loos and is rated as one of
the very best of modern
comedies.
The east has worked dili
gently for the past three
weeks and with another
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week of practice should be
able to put on a fine even
ing's entertainment. A glee
club composed of both high
school and grade school
girls will sing between acts.
There will be a matinee
for school children on Wed
nesday, April 22, and the
final performance will be on
Thursday, April 23, at 8
o’clock. General admission
will be seventy-five cents
and reserved seats will be
one dollar.
The student body organi
zation is making every ef
fort to raise funds, said of
ficers of the association, to
assist in equipping the new
school building, and the pro
ceeds of this play will be
used for that purpose, it
was stated.
Weather Today
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(U. S. Weather Bureau)
A storm area of great in
tensity is centered around
St. Paul Island this morn
ing where a barometer
reading of 29.20 is observ
ed. This condition is attend
ed by general snow storms
in western Alaska and in
creasing cloudiness through
out central Alaska. Gener
ally cloudy weather obtains
in southeastern Alaska and
along the Gulf. Mild tem
peratures continue in west
ern Alaska.
Airways’ conditions at 11
.m. were as follows:
Nome, snow, rain, temp. 34
Solomon, snow, rain, 34
Golovin, foggy, 30
Nulato, raining 38
Kaltag, raining, 42
Unalakleet, raining, 33
Ruby, cloudy, 40
Flat, raining 38
Rainy Pass, raining, 37
Kotzebue cloudy, 33
Candle, pt. cloudy 37
Pt. Barrow, cler, 8 below.
Fairbanks, pt. cldy, 30.
Cordova, cloudy, 32
Juneau, cloudy, 40
Ketchikan, cloddy, 40
Bethel, cloudy, 36.
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