The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 14, 1928, Page 7

Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S, MR GOGGLE ! WHAT MUST NOuVE Vi T ER SEFORE INTS em’ne BEEN TTUNKING OF ANYWAY 7 HISTORY HAS CHICAGO BEEN" BRAMER Goct:;e. BUT HE DIONT PR, Forecast for Junchu and vicinity, begtnning 4 v. m. today: Rain tonight and Wednesday; moderate southeast winds. P2} Weather Bureau ! | LOCAL DATA Burom. Tome. Rumidity Wind Velocity Weather 36 38 37 p. m. yest'y...30.17 a4, m. to:lly 30.20 oon today .....30.25 89 SE 8 Lt Snow 90 SE 10 Rain-Snow 90 SE 4 Lt. lun * CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS Highest 3 p.m. Atations— temp. _temp. — TODAY Jow 8a m S$am Preclp Sam. temp. temp. Velucity 24 hra. Weather | Nome 16 12 Bethel 34 32 ¥ort Yukon -8 -12 Tanana 5 2 0 Eagle 14 -6 St. Paul 18 14 Dutch Harbor.. 36 32 Kodiak 42 40 Cordova 32 32 Juneau . 36 36 Ketchikan 44 - Prince Rupert. 38 36 Edmonton . 36 30 Seattle 42 42 Portland . 46 44 San Francisco.. 62 60 Note—Observations at Duich 8 16 .20 10 12 12 -18 -10 0 04 12 Cldy Snow 0 Clay : 2 Clear | Snow Rain Rain Snow Rain Cldy Clear Clay Rain Clear 10 mies. Harbor, Kodlak, Juneau, Princ Rupert, Edmonton, Seattle, Portland and San Franclsco are made at 4 a. m. and 4 p. m,, ‘The, baronflflc disturbance that was central over the Bristol | during the | : : past 24 hours, and this morning the lowest reported pressure|Pouglas Dairy, has joined the lis The air pressure was high from Ju- Bay region yesterday. morning h was 29.06 inches at Nome, neau southward to California, ish Columbia. Mild weather a Oregon northward to the Interior of Alaska. overspread the Yukon Valley Wednesday. temperature is indicated throu the next 36 hours. SUICIDE PACT HALF FINISHED Man Kills Eman But Loses His Nerve—Con- fession Is Made PHILADELPHIA, Penn.,, Feb. 14.—A gruesome tale has been unfolded in Clyde Campbell’s con- fession of how he crushed the head of a woman he said was his wife, eight days ago, after they entered into a suicide pact, and now under investigation. The police said Campbell told them he lost his nerve and de-: cided to postpome taking his own lite -until afer he had paid off hik debts he owed his friends. Financial reverses and inabil- ity to obtain employment, were given as the reason for the act, sald’ Campbell. Trailed by detectives, Campbell was arrested yesterday at a lodg- ing house conducted by the Vol- unteers of America. He readily .admitfed identity, He said he .was a Major in the United States Army Air Service and detailed for " duty in Washington during the World War. Campbell said he and his wife went to a hotel in New York on Feébfuary 1 and registered under the name of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. James. The womans’ body, clad in pa- jamas, was found in her room. Campbell had disappeared. . Campbell, in his confession, ‘sald: “With her consent, while she was fully awake and looking at me, I struck her over the head with a hammer that I had bought for 10 cents. I stayed in the room until I was sure she was dead. 1 fully intended to kill myself. I walked to the window for the purpose of )umplng out, but lou '‘my merve." Must Retum Liquor Seized U»lawfully BAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Feb. | |l¢—-flmnlely owned - liquor, | 4 there I8 evidence of | 8, contiscated without a sedPch watrant, must be re- 1o the o'ner and- niot esttoyed. - The United States | rouit mubflmd these principles in lMagor: ‘cass- appeal. ————— . BTILLMAN IN HOSPITAL Rev. O. A. Stiliian of the Nor thern Light: thyum underwent perati 'n the St. Ana' Imlpl this morn- i AILS! ENO R CATARRH - fitty! Your cold in ‘catarrh disappeurs. Your ulrfll wfl} open, the afr .hd you. can Wtiu freely. No more smiffling, lia: discl drnui\ur mmn. no 8 ng for breath at small mmh ot Juneau time. as moved northward the crest being centered over Brit- nd precipitation was general from Colder weather will Not much change in ghout Southeastern Alaska during DOUGLAS NEWS GOOD TIME PROMISED MASQUERADE TONIGHT All preparations for the Doug- las Island Women's Club ' mas- querade which is to be given herc | this evening have been completed and a large crowd is expected fo come out and join in the fun. The ’l‘lunr of the Nat is in fine condi tion for dancing and there will be plenty of warmth In the lm'l | i | | Cldy | | | { ! | | Clay i | MLED WPON To EXTEND (TSELF To DONT NOU REALIZE. THE DIGNTY . ARRWE ON TuE | prizes, i doubt rare to |after the dance. | tages lare alleged involved in the thiev-| ACCOMMODATE SO GREAT ANADDION IN POPULATON AS THE BUNGOAT COMVENTION DEMANDS = * PuE CeENTORY “PULED DUYT OF NEW YORK ToDAY IN NINE SECTONS EACH ONE CHOKED WITH CONUENTION - &uawb BILLNGOATS , WHILE ER ROADS REPQRT TF FACILITIES TAXED -r:"rués'"“ UTMOST BV ORDERS taws SPECIAL TRANS .BA ARA fl 70 ¥ REWY I ' R, Plckies - Ok CHS ELLOTT UTTLE THE PEQPLE OF CHCAGO Bog Hy (ORIMER DATE SET SoIX PUT SOME OF Tie for comfort. Gool for which there will no be plenty of competition, be given away. A late has Dbecn arranged for to| Juneau's attendants home | everyone's ALASKA MINE CASE HELD-UP ferry take — e NEW PROPERTY OWNER | { | TR | | | Mike Rjesser, assistant at the of property owners in Douglas by the purchase yesterday of the foi- mer Huebner estate of thres cot-| belonging to Axel Krom | quist, on D Street. GASBOAT SADIE ROBBED Because of “‘Un- known”" Heirs | (Coninued tro ze One.) A case of petty larceny develop | OFiginally . brought in Fairbanks | o HE" Sativaiy. when: tiis ,m‘, and involved some placer ground Sadie, belonging to Sandy Stev.|OD the famous Engineer Creek. ens, fish buyer, was pilfered of |! Mike Byrne, who died in Fair- quantity of tobacco, fruit, etc |PAnks in 1920, left an estate cou- Deputy U. S. Marshal Bddy ar-|SStng of several claims on this rested several Indian youths who|Créek. There were no heirs Te y and none could be cteo|located In fhe States. The ad- | ministrator of the estate, it was | said, failed to have assessment | work done on at least one of the | elaims for the year 1920, the succeeding years up to t year one Albert Wi- nd !l ated the ground, claim L«x‘””" that the lapse of assessment l‘. ork in 1920 threw the ground open to re-entry. A suit to quiet title was hrought the columns of The Embire. jand dacided against Wigard by ————— Judge C. H. Clegg of Fairbanks. ery. will be made later in the — e AWAY FOR TRIP ABROAD Final disposition of the week. Mike Pusich got away last night | on the Princess Mary for his trip| ! to Europe to visit his mother the land of his birth. e exp to be away about four months. - .- - Advertising aiways pays. Jld papers for sale at The Emp'rp Iln took an nmwn] to lhr- Cirenit A gard, GIRI}UIT COURT - in but aid | Court. While this was pending, the Territory, through Judge Rust- filed a brief as amicus curiae, contending that therc tould be no “unknown. heirs” an- der. -Territorfal statutes, that rto: Territorial laws made the Terri tory itself the heir in such cascs this, and further, contending yl)mt the good faith of the admin- Vistrator of | clusively established by the wo quet Tl(le Is Not Granted'“'““‘ i the years between 1920 jand 1924 and that the lapse in 11920 should not work to upset the estate’s right to hold the ground. Pending a receipt of the full de- cision of the Circuit Court, its at- {hot be known. In the opinion of the Attorney General its decision is of deep interest to all holders of unpatented mining clims. Fur ther legal action may be taken when the Court's miandate is re- | ceived in Fairbanks. e —— iST. VALENTINE’S DAY St. Valentine's Day, today, .is generally observed as the lovers' festival. val, that of sending ‘“valentines,” anonymous love-tokens, written or otherwise, still lives through the years and in Juneau is being c- served by children and adults in the exchanging of tokens wita |lnved ones. *Valentine Day"” par- uo« are among Lhe social eventa \ Let The Master Furnace Man get up early ‘to heat yeur home No need to get up early in a cold house and trudge flights of stairs to the basement to tend your fum:cc, Furnace Man controls your heating plant. i " Master Control—an exclusive automatic device " comfort day and night. \Electrol is its own attendant.” Positively and dow tivo ‘The Master ¥ The Master Furnace Man is Electrol, the oil: bumer with the famous wlnd: nfegmdl youir lumnkally. Electrol begins at the proper time to warm your hduee orymmdhwi:u,w !forhble and cozy when you atise. 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Bleenommlwmz i HAR, MAEHINE SHOP nmhinz Sheet Metal Work' the estate was com- titude on the latter question can-| lat Rome, gave the name to ‘th» i ls BEING OBSERVED'MMA begn to coupla on that day The custom of the festi-| '| ¢enter hou Russian Owl Stops Trqin Suddenly < | MDBCO Feb, 14.—The Vologda - ngrad Express, with a speed of 50 mlles an hour, came to a sudden stop. The conductor hurried for- ward to investigate and found an owl on the locomo- | tive. The owl h.q clutched the | cock of the airbreak, releas- | ing all of the air and stop- | ping the train. The owl was captured and the train pfocoaded Unfinished F ur‘nfli‘tr'e Just' apply a coat of and there you are—a pieee of artistic furniture . ¢ St. Valentine, a salnt of the Ro- man calendar, said to have becn beheaded February 14, 806 A. D, day. From the old notion that THESE WINTER DAYS ARE IDEAL FOR INTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS * Spruce or Hemlo«t will give you: vu'y arose ‘the “custom of young men and women ¢hoosing each other as “valentines” for the ensuing year by a specles of lottery or sending love missives to each other. MOVE R DINOE ’ Mr. and L. Bernard to- day movml (Blhlenm from |, the MacKihnoi énts to otie of the humapl, W. B. Kitk, Streotd. ‘Theyri FOR FLOORING—WE fwcou TICAL GRAIN HEMLOCK F __..r_..,___4. ]uneau Lumber M‘m, e EVEnymm‘c ANYTHING o . BUT- | The Em])ire’l Job Printing: Depanmemmi MH right way, lete nmomfic ables The mpfin:::te pfli& nent e The Daily Alaska Empii'e fn‘M mnmd‘ : P o et s € AR G AR