The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 1, 1929, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, FEB. 1, 1929 3 HOURS AFTER ROBBERY, 2 ARE UNDER ARREST v | Watch Tomorrow; [ Ground Hog to | Make Decision ! \ Ground little Tomorrow will be Hog Dpy-the day the ground hog will decide what e o kind of weather we shall Arrests Madp in Tacoma| | have during the ensuing six weeks. According to New | Following Crime Com- England tradition the ground | | iy . - > hog on the second of Febru mitted in Seattlc ary cach year suspends his hibernation and comes out of to take a look If he sees his shadow on emers- | | ing, the gend is, he returns nd hib ates for another < we On the other A overcast sun pre- vents the appearance of a shadow, the ground hog re- mains out and beg summer activities. SEATTLE, hours had been pulled here, beaten and negroes were arr sailants in Tacon Mrs. Schain of a second story cape, in a hospital to be recovering She ill for a month The arrested names as A. C. Jordan, ¢ and Virginia Jordan, They were accopmanied by named E 1 17 years. When Mrs. Jordan was arrested and a heavy fur coat was taken from her, four diamond ri fell from her arm pits where” they had been concealed The robbers’ loot included more than half a dozen rings some of them set with diamonds Mrs. Jordan said she charged as Mrs. Schain’s last Monday and had not there since. Both Jordan: participation in the rob denied knowing anything ihe rings. Mrs. Schain s the maid had not been discharged and was present during the robbery. " Mrs. Schain, she said, worked Lier way to a window, although bound and gagged, and jumped out into the snow where she was found and rushed to a hospital. B STOCK QUOTATIONS NEW YORK, Feb. 1.—Alaska Ju neau mine stock is quoted today at 9, Canadian Pacific 3%, Ch or 113%, Cudahy Wisenhlor Brothers Cigars 107%, Kennecott Copper 161, Missouri 74%, Nevada 47, National Power and L 565, Packard Motors 138% ears, Roe buck 166, Sleudrl“ rner Y% U. 8. Steel 187%, Pittsburgh ((ml‘ 73%, General Motors, new issue 82%. Feb Mrs his hole f inm | tods N H who j win is had been their D GOV. FARRINGTON IS NOT SEEKING REAPPOINTMENT 2 gave pair | — HONOLULU, Feb. 1 Gover- nor Wallace R. Farrington said today: “I am not a candidate for reappointment as Governor of = Hawaii.” He added that term will expire Jul follow the custom & tive office nation to the new President, bert Hoover, March 4 although his 5, he would long execu- and tender his resig Her was dis- maid been denied |~ v and about R IIIlIII T EAGLES’ DANCE ELKS’ HALL Saturday Night February 9 Tickets can be secured from all Eagles or at Jack, the Tailor’s, in Ju- neau, or Guy‘s Drug Store, Douglas ———- WOMEN OF MOOSEHEART l GIVE THIRD CARD PARTY The third card party of the win- | . ¥ g ter series being given by the Wom. | CALIFORNIA WINE TONIC en of Mooseheart, was held evening in the Moose Hall. A 1 crowd attended and after the cards| A valuable reconstructive a most enjoydble lunch was serv-| tonje for run down condi- tion of the body. An appe- prize for the women| tizer and a reliever of ed. The first Berry | I Peterson fatigue. was awarded to Mrs. M. and the second to Mrs. The first award for the men was given to G. Ingman and the second to Frank Oja. i The next party of the series is planned for the evening of Febru- ary 14, e ATIENTIOR For Carpenter Work of any kind—thop or city—Call Handy Andy, Phone 498. We recommend I last Free Delivery You Will Find That you save money in buying from us many items that are priced no lower than in other stores. HIGHER QUALITY At the same price, or more goods in the package, are the same as a lower price. PLEASE KEEP IN MIND That you never take chances in buying from us. Every purchase is fully guaranteed to you, and you can have your money back whenever you are not satisfied. 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