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JUDICIARY ACT
LIMITS ALASKA
APPEAL RIGHTS
An Act was passed by the last ses
sion of Congress amending the judi
ciary code and other laws affecting
the jurisdiction of the Fefieral Su
preme Court and Appellate Court, lim
iting appeals in certain cases from ;
Alaska, according to Seward attor- ;
nevs. An advance copy of the Act
is contained in the Supreme Court
Reporter for March.
The Reporter says that the jurisdic
tion of Appellate Courts covering
Alaskan cases is set forth in the third
paragraph of Section 12S which gives
the Circuit Courts of Appeal appellate
jurisdiction to review by appeal or
writ of error in final decisions, “In
the district courts for Alaska or any
division thereof, and for the Virgin
Islands, in all cases, civil and crim
inal. wherein the Constitution or a i
statute or treaty of the United States j
or any authority exercised thereunder 1
is involved; in all other civil cases
wherein the value in controversy, ex
clusive of interests and costs, exceeds
§1,000; in all other criminal cases
where the offense charged is punish
able by imprisonment for a term ex
ceeding one year, or by death, and in
all habeas corpus proceedings.”
The vital change, it was pointed out
is in the last portion of the paragraph
which in effect is said to stop ap
peals in virtually all misdemeanor
cases.
Fairy Story Screened
* * * * #
Liberty Theater Tonite
Thrilling Scene Is Pictured In
‘‘Bluebeard's 8th Wife.”
The underground castle of Blue
beard—he of the many wives whose
story for countless years has caused
shivers to chase up and down human
spines—has been immortalized in
motion pictures.
For vision scenes in “Bluebeard’s
8th Wife,” which will be pictured
at the Liberty Theater tonight, a
replica of the story book castle, with
underground caves and dungeons,
was constructed at the studio. Big
heavy doors, bound with steel and
locked by strong padlocks, block
long, narrow passages. Miss Swan
son and Huntley Gordon, her lead
ing man, are the only two charac
ters appearing in this sequence of
the picture. Both wear costly cos
tumes of heavy material, bejeweled
and hung with valuable ornaments.
One of the most exciting scenes
ever photographed is that of the
wife’s discovery of the Chamber of
Horrors, where hang the dead wives
of Bluebeard. But while the scene
gives one a thrill, it is in no sense
gruesome.
LADIES PLEASE NOTICE—that
Schweizer’s Spring samples are now
on display at Urbach’s Store. k31
CAN USE A FEW MORE CUS
TOMERS AT THE 0. K .BARBER
SHOP.
PIONEERS WANT
MONTHLY PAY
FOR WORKMEN
_
(By Associated Press)
PETERSBURG: The Petersburg
Igloo of Pioneers of Alaska instructed
its delegates to the Grand Igloo at
Juneau, which met last week, to go
on record of legislation providing for
a monthly payday in Alaska, and to
take the matter up with the Legisla
ture now in session.
The resolution adopted by the Pe
tersburg Igloo is as follows:
“Be It Resolved, That the delegates
to the Grand Igloo, meeting in Juneau
March 18, 1D25, be instructed to bring
before the Grand Igloo the necessity
of a monthly payday for labor in the
Territory of Alaska, and that the
Grand Igloo bring this matter up be
fore the Legislature now in session,
insisting upon the passage of a law
to that effect.
Football’s Popularity Makes
It Rival of Baseball, Hawaii
(By Associated Press)
HONOLULU, Mar. 26.—(AP).—
Football has become a close rival
to baseball for popularity in Hawaii,
according • to paid attendance figures
for both sports made public by J.
Ashman Beaven, owner of Moiliili
Park, Honolulu’s shrine of athletics.
For the short football season 73,
000 persons paid admission to the
park. These included the attendance
at the one game played by Occiden
tal College of California against the
University of Hawaii and the games
of Colorado University against the
Pearl Harbor Navy team and the
University of Hawaii.
The total turnout for last year’s
senior league baseball season, with
attendance compiled for four times
as many games as were counted in
arriving at the football attendance,
was 78,000, Beaven aftnounced.
—
Ketchikan Man Missing
Since Feb. 24, Is Dead
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(By Associated Press)
KETCHIKAN: The body of John
Groelinger, prominent resident and
property owner of Ketchikan, who has
been missing since February 24, was
discovered last week in a small cove
on the road near Ketchikan. The body
was in a sitting posture with a bullet
hole from a 25-calibre automatic over
the right eye, and' the pistol from
which it was discharged lying between
the legs of the corpse.
When Groelinger disappeared a
search of his residence disclosed a
note in which he referred to some
family trouble, declared that he had
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Styles in
Men’s Suits
Our feature number is
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Leon Urbach
Quality Clothier
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no hard feelings and would accept all
the blame, and appended to it were
the words, “Good Bye.” A will was
found leaving one quarter of his es
tate to Jack Bailey, one quarter to
Harry Knight, both personal friends,
and the remainder to a brother in
Germany.
The dead man was a native of Ger
many, 64 years or age. He came to
Ketchikan in 1904, but previously had
become a citizen of the United States.
Three years ago he visited his old
home at Rittersdorf, Germany, and
spent nearly a year with his brother
and sister. He was in comfortable
circumstances. In addition to money
in hand he owned property which gave
him a good income. He was a jolly,
kindly man, and did many acts of
charity for the poor and his neigh
bors. A severe and lengthy attack
of influenza not long ago left him
in poor health and subject to fits of
despondency.
The remains were interred in the
Ketchikan cemetery.
LOST—Gold Eversharp Pencil, re
turn to Gateway office. tf
: Register If you want to Vote.
| HARD TINES DANCE j
1 GIVEN BY THE
| PIONEERS OF ALASKA IGLOO NO. 9,1
| SATURDAY MARCH 28, L 0.0. F. HALL |
| Park your boiled shirts, collars, and
s evening gowns at home. You will be =
penalized if you are caught with them
on during the dance. Everybody come!
f ADMISSION, $1.00 LADIES; FREE
FRESH VEGETABLES
received on every boat
Fancy and Staple
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