The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 2, 1929, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY FEB. .2, 1929 FEBRUARY SALES Entire Stock of Winter Dress Goods Must Be Cleared With plenty of still to come, viting are these awd weather especially in- attractive prices on all remaining ‘'win- ter fab 36 inch Rayon terial in blue 11CS. and Wool ma- and green mixtures YARD, 95 CENTS Checked woolen fabrics, 54 inches YARD, wide $1.55 Brown and Blue Wool Crepe, 40 inches wide. French Serge s in dark colors, 40 Red, Orange, 54'inch Flannel. PER YARD, $2.25 inches wide. Blue, Grey, Green, Lavender 2 pieces Heavy Serge in Blue and Green, 48 in, wide. YARD, $4.00 1 Piece Brown Broadcloth, 48 in. wide. B. M Behrends Co., Inc. Juneau’s Leading Department Store P S e ———— CRAIG MAN IS SHOT, MAY DIE; ONE ARRESTED Ole. Larson VSenously Wounded—M. Qualo Is' Held for Shooting Mondires Qualo is under arrest for shooting with intent to kill, and Lars Olson is so seriously wcunded he may die as the result of an affray at Craig last night. Word of the shooting was receiv- |not kno ed this morning by U. 8. Marshal ,Albert White from Deputy Niel- sen of Craig. No. details of the affair were given by the Craig ofticer, who ly wired that Qualo had shot nd that the latter is se- vy wounded. Qualo is cap- ain cf the gasboat Heralda of the Northwestern Fisheries can- imery at Hunters Bay. Olson is vn here, ) A charge of shooting with in- itent to kill has been filed against Qualo in the U. S. Commission- ‘rr':- Court where he will be given la preliminary hearing. If he is bound over he will be taken ta 2 |Ketchikan to await action by the “WASHINGTON, Feb. 2—Walter ‘Wellford, President of the Memphis Hoover Nonpartisan Club, before the Senate Committee investigating the appointment of Bdward Shee- ly, acting postmaster of Memphis, Tennessee, said-he mu prove the Memphis postmastership had been Dur(hased e TAXICAB DRIVER IS HELD FOR BREAKING DRY LAW Robert Packabush, local taxi- cab dri was arrested last night by Federal prohibition of- ficers charged with transporting intoxicating liquor. He entered a “plea of not guilty today and his trial was set for next Thurs- day. Bail was fixed by Judge “Frank A. Boyle at $300, . {next Federal grand jury. In cage jOlson dies from the wounds received, the . charge against ’Qunlu will be changed to murder, |it was sald b; \1nrsha| White. « | Rl el | Advices n-remd later {by Marshal White said Olson had ymade the thip from Higters Bay 'm Craig with Oapt. Qualo and {that the two men had been drink-| |mg and probably quarrreling on After they arrived. at the trip. Craig, Olson went up town and later went back to the boat wil a companion whose name was not given in the despatches. 1ed, Qualo is said to have shot 30-30 caliber rifle. B e EXPERT SHOE lEPAlI SERVICE It pays to Lave your slippers and boots rewled at Hik' Avolan's. Gent', furnishings. Mv i Jold papers for sale at the m ctthohe Church i ; i flrm and GoM Streets, ; Cloudy flurries fme— 4 p. m. yest'y .30.05 4 a. m. today 30,10 | Necn today 30.15 20 15 21 Wuther Comlltnm As Recorded by the U. S. Weather Bureau Forecast for Juneam and viainity. beglnnmg 4 ». m. todav: and warmer tonight, moderate southerly winds LOCAL DATA Barom. Temp, xnlrudlty Wizd Velogelty Weathes ! 30 1 Sunday cloudy possibly gnow Clear Clear Clear SE S 64 42 € CASLE AND RALI0 KEPORTS YESTERDAY Highest 8 pm. | temw. teap. . Stations— PODAY Low 8a m. Sam. Precip. §am. temp. temp. Veloclty 24 hr. West 710 10 18 | Barrow Nome Bethel Fort Yukon St.. Paul Juteh Harbor Lodiak Cordcva Juneau Ketchikan Prince Ruper Edn onton NOTE:—0Obs¢ reau, Prince Ruper cisco are Ldmaguien, ions at St. -8 : Snow 0 6 6 Clear 2 Cldy Cldy 02 Cldy 12 Cldy 0 Cldy 1.14 —Less than 10 rilles. Paul, Dutch Harbor, Kadi Sattle, Portland and Ban 50 Clear Fian The pres ern Canada, most of the Interior, kon Valley changed but little during the past l\\rutv four {he extreme north and in the Aleutian Islands where it is Light suow has fallen along the dova and also in Northern Alaska, Temperatuers have fallen in the 1 Eastern and Southern portipns and have rigen in the mi and on Seward Peninsula. and West- It has hmn~ except in owe Coast as far cast as ( The weather is clondy over rthern, Notices for this cwurcn corumn mugt be recelved by The Empire aot ‘later than 10 o’clock Satur- day morning to guarantee change of .Sermon topics, etc. nm Church of Christ, ‘ Scientist fllnd.y services wifi be held ast 11 ¥, m. in the First Church of Christ, ~Scientist, Juneau, on Fitth and Main Streets. The sub- | jeet: will be, “‘Love.’ ; ‘Bunday School at 12:15 p. m| | Wednesday, 8:00 p. m.-—Testi- meonial meeting. ; Christian Science Reading Room | ll; ¢durch building, This room ls| !NII to the public Wednesday| fternoons from 2:30 to 4. | The public is cordially mvuem to attend these services and 'Is"‘ i |Abe reading room. 6:00 a. mi—muss in hospital| cha) | $;00 a. m.—Mags and Sermon. | 10:80 a. m.—High Mass and Setpnn +1:30 p. m,—Sunday School and | Bible Class. 7:30 p. m.—Rosary, tion and ' Benediction Blesged Sacrament. Instruc-} of the 1 rmnty Cathedral {LES E/ RICE, Dean. | Py Phone. 604 H&}y Conmunlon,, 8:00 a. m. Haly, flonmuninn and Sermon, 11300 a Subm School at 12:30 p. m: Evefi”qi service at Douglas. today 1 AR u-.-.,w---—g-c;—v— m of Thira and Main Sts. REV,. RRY R. ALLEN, Pastor lees: -Morning worship. st and the Spirit of 3 { A % ' ; mfiu . Lutheran | .. Church — H m. Sunday School. Bi00 —Evening worship. Sumi. "quu- Christ the True| ,tn the services S\md\) g a friend. i ul buq Frankiin its | ;A STILLMAN, Pastor | service at 11 o’clock.! .. Henry . Young will ma subject, “God's In an altercation that (ollov}- .. Olson through the hips with alh lt 12: 15 o'clock. T \elagses for ' eyery age. _dme will be most “Sewad Btreets “YOUX@, Minister. | wel ~sé;noo1 convenes at 10] 6 ‘At sléven o’clock services will be 1- ‘the Epworth League at ) p. m.| All young pecple especially in- vited. worship at 7:30 “The Gift of Evening [o'cleck. Subject, (lml in You.” “Come thou with us will do thee gopd.” World Day of Prayer services will be held in this church Fe ruary 15. All Protestant churches cooperating. A special peeple. and we sermon for young = .!. Asse_mb]y of (Bethel Pentecos:ai, nssembly) 5 207 Seward Street | CHAS. C. PERSONEUS, Pflstm‘l Sunday services: 11:00 a. m.—Morning War ship. | 12:15 p. m.—Bibie School. | 7:30 p. m.—The evening sery-| ice. Tuesday and Friday evenings 7:30 Gospel services. The Lord’s Supper the firs!| Suaday of each month. | i i i at { b Y S R ADRIEAR SNl | {4 The Salvation Army Public meeting i Sunday—2 p. m. Sunday-—7:30 p. m. ‘Tuesday—7:30 p. m. i Preabyterian Native Church | E!;Alnt_\' Wu.LanD, Lay Waorker. 10:30 a. m.—Morning Service. | 11:30 a. m.—Bible Schoc? 7:00 p. m~—Wedneucy—\lh' week prayer service. A cordial welcome fs given ta | all to atteud these services. | —_—————— ! SURE STOP AND SURE CROSS FIRE EXTINGUISHERS ! These Juneau people have them: Connors Motcr Co., George | Bros:., Model -Cafe, U & I Lunch, | Cash Cple, Thrift Shop, Snow| White Laundry, Daily Timpire, | Winter & Pond, Alaska ill, | California Grocery, Ludw:g Nel- son, H. 8. Grayes, Cluh Luuch,! Juneau Paint Co., Peerless Bak- | e,". 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