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'MASONS CONFER
DEGREES ON
NEW MEMBRS
Last week, two 33rd degree
Masons, Howard D. Stabler and
.Jack Fargher, of Juneau, arrived
ih. Nothe for the purpose of con
ferring degrees from the 4th to
he 32nd inclusive, on an yicom
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ir»g class of 12 new members.
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The new members were Chas.
Zimmer Ridgway, Stanley R.
Morgan, Allen Brooks, Fred A.
Hyde, Herbert J. Jenks, George
V. Collins, Jacob I. Anderson,
Fred D. Roberts, James G. Feil,
Robert E. Long, Mark Harrison
and Tolbert P. Scott.
Stabler and Fargher plan to re
turn to Juneau immediately.
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This morning, in the court of
Judge Morison, the following 4
pleaded guilty and were sen- «
tenced: *
Elmer Merrill, larceny, and,«
Franklin Brown, larceny, sen- «
tenced to three years in a reform *
school. 4
Joshua Sours, larceny, sen-:*
j tenced to three years. <
Irvin Morris, receiving and 4
concealing stolen goods, two years 4
in a U. S. penitentiary. 4
The court adjourned until 10
a. m. Friday.
The petit jury Is scheduled to j ■
report Monday, October 9th at, 4
10:00 a. m. j<
Three cases are on the-calen-!*
dar for trial: 14
Richard Nilsson, larceny, Tues- ^
day. 4
Al Allockeok for attempted '
rape, Wednesday. j
Teddy Amarok, manslaughter, 4
Thursday. , ■ 4
AL SMITH DIES <
SUDDENLY IN ■
NEW YORK CITY <
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Alfred E. Smith, a native of New *
York City’s east side and four 4
times governor of New York 4
state, also 1928 Democratic 4
presidential nominee, died here <
today. ^
Death came to the man who
made the' Brbwh'derby famoofc, f
this morning at the Rockefeller 4
Institute. * 4
Dr. Raymond Sullivan, his 4
physician, said that death was 4
caused by a lung congestion and 4
acute heart failure. Mr. Smith ^
•transferred! to the Institute on
September 23rd, from St. Vin
cent’s Hospital, where he was 4
treated for intestinal liver dis- 4
turbances since August I Oth.
Only last night, one dozen red j
roses arrived at the hospital for «
him from President and Mrs. J
Roosevelt. It was Roosevelt who )
nicknamed him the happy war- •
rior. «
When Smith was nominated to
the presidency in 1928, there was j
a close personal and political j
friendship between Roosevelt and .
Smith. This cooled however in \
1936 when Smith took what was |
called at that time a “walk”. •
President Roosevelt at that 4
time supported Alf Landon for “
the -presidency. Smith again op- ,
posed the New Deal in 1940 by J
stumping for Willkie. j
In Washington the President .
issued a statement and said that \
th^counry los a true patriot in J
Smith’s death and also said in 1
part: “A1 Smith had qualities of *
heart, mind and soul which not jjj
only endeared him to those who ,
came under the spell of his dy
namic presence with personal as
siciation, but also made him the .
idol of the multitude.”
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