Elks Braced for
Strenuous Weekend
Days of ’98
A shivering delegation of Juneau
Elks met the incoming Princess
Louise at 6 o’clock this morning
to greet the Skagway Elks troupe
here for a weekend of Days of '98.
The party had breakfast in the
Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel,
followed by a rehearsal of the show
“Follies of ’52” which will be stag
ed in the Bubble Room at the 'Bar
anof Hotel at 10 o’clock this eve
ning.
The Skagway visitors piled their
luggage .and props all over the
hotel lobby waiting for outgoing
cannerymen and others to vacate
rooms. Flying weather today did
not appear promising for outbound
plane flights and the Baranof Ho
tel management was busy improvis
ing "Just in case. .
Those meeting the early Princess
Louise W'ere: Exalted Ruler and Mrs.
LeRoy West, Wallis George, Robert
Faulkner, Gene Vuille, Pat Carroll,
Jim O'Brien, Dr. Joyce Smith, Rudy
Krsul and Art Herrold.
Passengers aboard the Louise en
joyed entertainment by the Skag
way players after the vessel left
port at Skagway last evening.
No Host Dinner Sunday
A no-host dinner will be held by
local Elks and their friends in the
Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel
Sunday afternoon following the pre
sentation of the show “Hi-Yaller”
by the Skagwayites, Faulkner, chair
man of the committee, announced
today. This may be followed by im
promptu acts by local talent.
While reservations for the no host
dinner are not necessary, the Bar
anof Hotel management said calls
from those planning to attend
would be appreciated.
Highlight Show Saturday
The highlight show by the Skag
way boys and girls will be "Days
of ’98’’ given Saturday night in i
the Elks Hall when local Elks
and their ladies will dress in gala
costume of the old days and beards
will be scored for prizes.
Preceding the Days of ’98 celebra
tion, a cocktail party will be held
in the Elks Lounge honoring the
visitors. Hours are from 6 to 7 p.m.
Dancing will begin at 9 a.m. and
two shows will be put on by the
troupe. The first show is scheduled
for 10 o'clock and the second, at
12:30.
Matinee Sunday Afternoon
"Swiss Beer Garden” by the play
ers will be staged at 4 o’clock Sun
day afternoon in the Bubble Room.
“By that time we should be ex
hausted," one of the troupe com
mented today.
MARTHA’S COUNTY FAIR
Desserts and handmade articles at
the Northern Light Church at 7:00
p.m., Friday, November 16. 964-4t
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DOUGLAS
NEWS
SQUARE DANCING SATURDAY
The Douglas square dancers, the
Taku Travelers Club, will hold forth
tomorrow, Saturday evening, in the
school gymnasium. As usual callers
and beginners practice will be from
8 to 8:30 o’clock with regular squar
es being formed at 8:30.
All of the channel dancers are
welcomed to participate in the eve
ning’s fun.
NUGGET CHAPTER MEETS
Nugget Chapter No. 2, Order of
Eastern Star will rnpet Tuesday
evening, November 20 in Masonic
hall, according to announcement
by Francis Grant, Worthy Matron.
HUNTERS RETURN
Thomas and Mark Jensen were
among hunters to return yesterday,
from the hunting grounds, just
beating today s storm. The brothers
reported good hunting. Tom came
down from his Anchorage home to
spend several weeks hunting, and
visiting.
LEO YOUNG HERE
Leo Young, wellknown Alaskan,
arrived in Douglas yesterday where
he will spend the winter, taking
residence in the former telephone
exchange building. Young has made
his residence for a number of years
at Chichagof.
Alaska Coastal
Carries 73 on
Thursday Trips
Alaska Coastal Airlines carried
a total of 73 passengers on Thurs
day’s flights with 16 on interport
travel, 37 arriving and 20 depart
ing.
Arriving from Tulscquah: A.
Birch, P. Renzo; from Chichagof:
Mark Jensen, Chris Wylie r, Tom
Jensen, Leo Young; from Sitka:
Mrs. J. Hasslidt, Frieda Anderson,
Mrs. Shabo, Dwane Shabo, Rickie
Shabo, Carl Hall, J. Clayton, Vena
Crone, Ed Gurller, Allen Marcum,
J. Bello, B. Oko.skaruk, J. John
son, Joe Steffen.
From Angoon: Sgt. Brasher; from
Ketchikan; David Dudley, Hugh
Wade; from Wrangell: John Wan
berg; from Petersburg: Don Petti
grew, C. Bloomquist; from Skagway:
Sgt. R. Losee, Norman Salles, Mrs.
Carley Hanson, James Patterson;
from Haines: Arthur Vieweg, Max
McFayden, L. L. Lindstrom, Mary
Smith, Steve Homer; from Excur
sion : Mr. and Mrs. Jack Allman.
A special trip was made to Nor
ris Glacier carrying Mr. Stoddard
and E. H. Cowan.
Departing for Tulscquah: T
Browne, Mr. Harolds, R. Dennis;
for Sitka: Mrs. Climie, Hazel Ivy,
Mrs. S. Torum, Dr. E. Perez, E.
M. Holmes, Pedro Bogo, Dr. Mc
Kenzie, John Grove, Roy Ruther
ford, Bud Whiteside, Bill Auld; for
Mistrial for Negro
Who Girl Accused
Of Leering at Her
ANCEYVILLE, N.C., Nov. 16—VP—
I A mistrial was ordered today in
the case of a Negro sharecropper ac
cused of assaulting a 17-year-old
white girl by allegedly leering at
her and chasing her.
The mistrial was ordered by
Judge J. A. Rousseau after the
jury, composed of four Negroes and
right whites, deliberated for about
| five hours yesterday and today and
j reported it was “hopelessly dead
; locked." Foreman C. J. Long told
! the court that the jury had voted
j 10 for conviction and two for ac
| quittal. He said two Negro jurors
I had held out for acquittal.
The girl testified that Ingram
! frightened her after leering at her
' and following her across the corn
: field, although he did not approach
! closer than 68 feet to her in her
flight across the field.
Organizational
Meeting Held by
Graduate Nurses
Graduate nurses of the Gastineau
Channel area met Thursday evening
I to organize n district nurses asso
ciation. The group expects to be
come associated with the Alaska
Nurses Association.
The board of directors of the
American Nurses Association has
accepted unanimously the applica
tion of the Alaska association as a
constituent unit of the national
organization, it was announced at
the meeting.
II the local district association is
organized, it will be the third dis
trict as. ociation n Alaska. There
were 32 present at the meeting.
Appointed as temporary chair
man and secretary were Mrs. Kath
l erinc Gair and Mrs. Lillian Nelson,
j Tlie following committees were
! formed: constitution and by-laws,
; Miss Helen Keenan, chairman;
membership, Mrs. Robert Booch
ever, chairman: nomination, Miss
Grace Zufall, chairman; publicity,
Mrs. Pat Ellsworth, chairman.
The next meeting is scheduled for
Dec. 6 at St. Ann's hospital.
ATTENTION
Methodist Bazaar, tea, and food
sale—Saturday, Nov. 17, 1:30 to 5:00
p.m. 967-It
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Monday Nov. 19, at 10 o'clock at
Vic Powers by the Dorcas Society.
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Ketchikan: Tom Nally; for Haines:
Mrs. H. Bishop, C. H. Keil; for
Skagway: Gordon Beitinger, Nor
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24 Arrive on PAA;
19 Out Thursday
Pan American World Airways car
ried 43 travelers in and out of Ju
neau Thursday with 24 arrivals and
19 departures.
From Seattle: Joseph Bennett,
James Grant, G. E. Hamilton, Wil
liam and Alice Johnson, Edna
Foster, Roy Rutherford, Robert
Bruce, Orrin Addleman, Mrs. J. A.
Doyle, Roy Hendrickson, Mr. and
Mrs. D. J. Kane, Steve Johnston
From Annette: S. M. Smoot,
Richard H. Brannon.
From Fairbanks: Walter Heisel.
Laila Thorson, A. A. Clough, Herb
Milley, C. E. Young, T. W. and
Philip Hale.
From Whitehorse: L. Goika.
To Seattle: Ron and Fred Roland,
J. Clayton, Mrs. Shabo, Mrs. J.
Hasstadt, A. J. Alter, Mrs. A. Bickel,
Mr! and Mrs. Max Stevens, Freda
Anderson, R. R. Wells, Mrs. Clyde
Franks, Arthur Vieweg, Drake and
Rickie Shabo.
To Fairbanks: Charles Naples,
George Butare.
22 Arrive on PNA;
Fly Out Thursday
Pacific Northern Airlines carried
32 passengers Thursday with 22 ar
. rivals and ten departures.
•From Anchorage: A. Sells, Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Britton, L. Carson.
Lt. Kelsey, L. Elggren, A. Davis,
A. Fleechsig, P. Erickson, D. Skin
ner, T. Casey, Sgt. Issac, C. Duck
worth, A. Bonnet, A. Engberg, J.
Hakanson, L. Ary, J. Figg.
From Cordova: Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Day.
From Yakutat: M. West, R. Win
gerson.
To Anchorage: Henry Silook, Dr.
Elizabeth Bishop, S. M. Smoot, Wil
liam T. King, Ward Carroll, Fred
W. Moe, Robert Bruce, Carl W.
Aldrcdge, Russ Magill.
To Yakutat: Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Thomas, Sig Edwards.
CONCERT
Alaska Music Trail Tuesday Nov.
20 at 20th Century Theatre—8 p.m.
Hospital Notes
Admitted to St. Ann’s Hospital
Thursday were Henry Anderson,
Nancy Davis, Melvin LaRue; dis
missed were Mary Kasarynyck,
Samuel Johnson, Mrs. Mayo Lewis
and baby girl.
Dismissed from the Government
Hospital Thursday were Mrs. Rich
ard Sheakley and baby girl of Hoo
nah; Mrs. Edwin Kasko and baby
girl of Klukwan; Theodora Smith of
j Haines, Walter Jack of Juneau.
I There were no admisisons.
GIRL SCOUTS MEET
Officers were elected at a recent
meeting of Girl Scout Troop No.
5. Those elected for the following
month were Andrea Hudert, presi
dent, Rose Mary Kronquist, vice
President, Patsy Mantyla, secretary,
Gwynne Hynson, treasurer. After
refreshments were served by Judy
Russell and Margaret Anne Pyle,
the group worked on their pottery
badges.
PATSY MANTYLA, Secretary
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