Fairbanks Daily News-Miner from Fairbanks, Alaska • Page 5

DAILY NEWS-MINER FAIRBANKS, FEBRUARY PAGE FIVE ISSUE SPECIAL VENIRE M'GRATH PIONEER FOUND DEAD Petit jurors for the current term of the district court reported this morning for the first time. With the panel incomplete, it became necessary to issue a writ of venire facias to secure additional jurors. The following were directed to report at 3 p. m. today: Adler, Edward L.

Bartlett. Carl Berge, F. Boyle, Alice Brown, Mrs. A. T.

Cosstlett, J. W. Cronipton, A. F. Daily, George Duncan.

I MATT KING DIES SUNDAY CHINESE HOLDING THEIR OWN to. Tom Bare, McGrath oldtimer, was found dead in a chair in his cabin recently, said word reaching here by letter. The body was discovered by Frank Spieljack. from page X. Day Adventist mission hospital Chapel The building was not occupied, 163 patients had been moved recently.

fought their way arounc Kiangwan in the most terrific at- old- tack since began Satur FORMER RESIDENT FAIRBANKS FROZEN TO DEATH le. Mr. TTing fiatj confined the hospital for some time. D. J.

Fairbura, Roy He was bom to mont, 67 years ago and Ernest Guiinther, Herman Magnuson, C. A. MacGahan, Mta. Don- aid MacDonald, Anton Nylen, W. Otis O'Neill.

Mrs, John Raap, Irving Reed, Mrs. Irving Reed, Mrs. J. S. Bo- debaugfv Prances G.

'Rogge, Agnes B. Schlosser, James R. Sloan, Lenora Sutherland. Isaac Tirron, Emma. Tolanen, Peter Torres, John Truran, H.

E. Wallace. GARBER CASE IS DISMISSED Matthew King, Fairbanks timer, passed away in St. Joseph's day. hospital at 8:30 o'clock Sunday The village was held by a few morning.

Chinese even after Japs Death was caused by heart troub- had advanced around it. to Its fall is expected at any time. Artillery pounded Chinese for two Ver-1 hours before tanks and Infantrymen came to (started to clean up. Surprised TOKYO, Feb. 22, we anxious over the fact that Chinese are resisting jso strongly at Shanghai and that Jap forces are meeting some reverses.

It was previously thought the conquest of Shanghai would take, not longer than a week or 10 days. It is now thought it will perhaps extend for several weeks. Meanwhile Chinese are preparing for a war of a year. Bombard Jap Positions SHANGHAI, Feb. 22, Alaska There are no surviving relatives.

Burial will take place from the Catholic church at 9:30 a. Thursday. JONES LIKELY BE CONFIRMED IF SENATOR DELL IS FAVORABLE SENATE COMMITTEE WILL FAVORABLY NOMINATION The grand jury reported "not a true bill" this morning in the case of the IT. S. versus Clark M.

Garber, office of Indian affeirs superintendent with headquarters at Akiak on the Kuskokwim. Mr. Garber had been charged with embezzlement by bailee. The case against him grew out of a. transaction between him and the Jate Peter Williams, native trader of the.

Kuskokwim, but the grand jury considered the evidence insufficient to warrant an indictment. WASHINGTON, Feb. 23, Senate judiciary subcommittee decided to report favorably the nomination of Charles D. Jones as marshal of the Second Division of the District of Alaska provided Senator Dill, who served on the sub- Nick Kolevinikoff, former resident of Fairbanks, was frozen to death in the St. Michael district, said a wire received by Cal Townsend from Alex, brother of Nick.

The wire (lid not give any particulars. Two sisters, Olga and Katherine, live in Fairbanks. Nick was employed for several years by B. S. Kennedy as delivery man for his grocery store and he continued in that position when the business purchased by James Kolevinikoff left Fairbanks about a year ago.

YUKON SAILS TODAY Underwear, Shirts and Footwear now selling at the new'low prices at Abe Simson's. SEATTLE, Feb. steamship Yukon sailed -at 9 o'clock this morning. It carried- 87 first class and 23 steerage passengers. The passengers for Seward and the In- MRS.

TATE PASSES AWAY An illness which over a period of had extended several years committee considering the appointment, approves. P. I. A. FLIERS ARRIVE FROM NENANA Joe BarrowB, operations manager of the Pacific International Airways, Pilot Al Monson and Larry Davis and Tom Groves, mechanics, were arrivals here from Nenana ROBBINS LEAVES FOR WISEMAN ON MAIL FLIGHT Making a mail flight to the Koyukuk.

Pilot S. E. Robbins of the Alaskan Airways took off from Weeks Field Monday morning. Ee was scheduled to stop at Tanana, Alatna, Settles and Wiseman. He is expected back today.

artillery trained on the Japanese base cut loose tonight in the heaviest bombardment for several days, blasting the North Szechuen road. Some shells fell in a Chinese residential district, where many refused to evacuate. A dozen fires broke out near apanese headquarters. Shells struck headquarters positions. Come to the Leap Year celebration Saturday night.

You don' want to miss anything. as the -EMPRESS- TONIGHT AT 7:15 and 9 ALL THE KNOWLEDGE IN COLLEGE DOESN'T COME FROM Sylvia Sidney PHILLIPS HOLMES NORMAN FOSTER And Bing Crosby Well Known Recording Artist In Confessions of a Co-Ed AFTER EACH GAY PARTY AFTER JOY OR TEAR WHEN LOVE THRILLED OR HURT SHE FACED THE FACTS FRANKLY IN HER DIARY THE LOVE DRAMA LIVED BY AN ANONYMOUS COLLEGE GIRL YOU'LL SHARE HER SORROWS. HAPPINESS AND HEARTBREAKS Chinese ambushed Japs in Ki- angwan. village after seemingly withdrawing without fighting. As Japs marched through Chi- (nese opened fire from both sides jwith machine guns and rifles.

Jap casualties were heavy. Other sectors are relatively quiet. Premier Wins TOKYO, Feb. 22, Inukai Seiyukai's party won an overwhelming majority to Saturday's general election. It won 301 seats in the house of representatives and the main opposition party 149 and others 16, giving the government a majority of 136 seats.

The election was quiet populace watched the war. The government is preparing to send a strong delegation to Geneva March 3 to protest the action the League of Nations assembly. Colonel Roosevelt and his family lunched with the emperor and empress. They stopped over while en route to Manila. American Aviator KBkd SHANGHAI, Feb.

23, said Robert Short, former Olympia, Washington, aviator, was shot down and killed during a Japaneee air raid on Soochow Chinese military air fields. He is said to have been, delivering new military plane to Chinese. Short was employed as an airplane salesman. terminated yesterday with the death in St. Joseph's hospital of Mrs.

Suzanne Tate. Mrs. Tate -passed away at 9 a. m. She had been a patient in the hospital for almost a year, having entered there May 4 of last year.

She had been incapacitated since she suffered a paralytic stroke several years ago. Mrs. Tate was born in Germany 66 years ago. Fairbanks had been her home over a tang period. Funeral arrangements will bej announced later.

terior are: A. D. Cummins, Joe Crosson and wife, Mrs. W. E.

'Thomas, Mrs, J. N. Hague and baby, B. H. Barndollar, Frank Knight.

Ray Larsen, Charles Holky, Ernest Azelson, Paul Oehme, SUchael Tehoeff, Charles Fiske, Harry Owens, F. Butler, L. Blackstone, J. F. Martin.

I George Whittlesley, Nick Gaika- ma, Mrs. Ella Vanatte and baby, Mrs. L. V. Stanley, Joe Lafon, Theodore Laf on, Mrs.

Zete Nicken, Lewis Gjosn. S. P. Jeppson and one steerage. NOTICE From this date I will no longer be responsible for debts contracted by my wife.

C. L. BRANT. Oregon City's best wool Cruiser Coats now $7.50 at Abe Simson's. Something Year celebration, February 27th.

FOR SERVICE CALL CITY TAXI PIONEER HOTEL- AL SRICSON and ALEC HAGEK Drivers CRAS. SWANSON, Manager The Native Daughters will show you a good time Saturday night. DEATH COMES TO GREEN AUXILIARY TO GIVE PARTY TOMORROW EVENING A card party will be given tomorrow night, starting at 8 o'clock, at Legion Hall by the Legion The public is invited. admission qharge of 50 cents per person will be made. PIONEERS, NOTICE Members of Igloo No.

4, Pioneers of are requested to attend funeral services for our late Brother V. O. Green, member of Wiseman Igloo No. 8, to be held at; Eagle Han Friday, Feb. 26, at 2 p.

m. E. COLLINS, President Be sure to visit Abe Simeon's Store, everything ia selling now at the new low prices. Latest Hit of the Week Phonograph Records Direct from New York. each.

Fairbanks Agency Co. Vaughan O. Green, deputy United States marshal at Wiseman, succumbed to heart trouble at St. Joseph's hospital Sunday morning. Mr.

Green was orougnt here by airplane February 12. He was so no hopes for his recovery were entertained. Surviving him at Wiseman are his wife, Mamie Green, and two children. Mr. Green was bom in Iowa 54 years ago.

He had been a resident of Wiseman since 1921, having gone there from Nenaca. He a member of the Wiseman igloo of the Pioneers of Alaska -and of the local aerie of Eagles. Funeral services will be held at Eagle Hall Friday at 2 p. m. under the auspices of the latter organization.

HIGH WIND During the gale at Anchorage Saturday wind reached a maximum velocity of 48 miles an hour for the north, according to reports reaching Howard J. Thompson, of the Fairbanks weather bureau office. BLUNT DUE FROM ANCHORAGE TODAY Pilot Harry Blunt of the Alaskan Airways is due back from Anchorage today via McGrath with Arhur W. Johnson, manager of the air company. They flew to Anchorage Sunday.

Your FATE awaits day night you, Satur- Oregon- City's best wool Cruiser Coats now $7.50 at Abe Simson's. CLASSIFIED ADVTS. 4-foot wood $11, birch or spruce. 16-inch $15. E.

E. Drouia. 4-foot wood, spruce or birch, at depot, freight prepaid. Mflo Saul- Ve buy, sell, exchange and repair Solberg, FOR room cabin furnished. Good water.

Jos. Mc'Clure. 8th Cowles. DROP IN at unexpected times and see your silks, laces, fine linens flannels ana fine shirts -being washed by hand at the American Hand Laundry. THAT'S GOOD 'I had to sell my saxophone get home, dad." "Good! rrn glad to see you son.

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