The guests were: LeRoy, Donald,
William and Reuben Cortez, of Doug
las, and Alberta and Jeanette Par
ker cf Gustavus.
prisonerVrought
TO SERVE SENTENCE
Deputy Marshal H. Martin Callin
of Haines arrived aboard the steam
er Alaska with Dan Perrin in cus
tody. Perrin was given four months
in the Federal jail here and a fine
rsn on a charge of drunk and dis
orderly conduct.
Totals
Irish—
Mrs. Bavard
Foster
Finlay
EAGLES DOWN
JUNEAU HIGH
IN FAST TILT
The Juneau High School basket
ball team lost a cldse. fast game to
the Douglas Eagles last night in the
Douglas Natatorium, and were nosed
out in the last two minutes of play
to wind up on the short end of a 21
to 18 score.
The Juneau hoopsters were leading
18 to 17 just before the final gun.
but Erskine and Edwards each looped
in a last-minute basket to put the
Douglasites ahead.
The Eagles, who were ahead 13 to
8 at the half, found valuable sup
port from Jensen, a newcomer to the
quintet who starred in last night’s
game. Bardi was high-scorer for
th# high school team, accounting
for ten points.
The game was a practice fray in
tended to accustom the visitors to
the court on which they will meet the
Douglas High School team next Fri
day night. The game will be the
econd of the three-out-of-five se
ries, Juneau having taken the open
er.
In a preliminary to last evening's
encounter, the Juneau High School
re erves downed the Douglas High
seconds 9 to 7.
PRIZE WINNERS IN
COOKING CLASSES
Prize winners at the Vocational
Education cooking demonstration,
held yesterday in the Northern
Lrght Presbyterian church parlors
under Demonstrator Miss Lucile
Pepocn were as follows: Mesdames
B L. Miller, R. D. Peterson. A. J.
