The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 8, 1929, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, FEB. 8, 1929. : W;ather éondifions As I{ecorded by the U. S. 7 CHoOPs ToE Weather Bureau While chopping wood late yester- Forecast for Juneaw and vieinity, beginnmg 4 p. m. today: day, Harry Lundell struck one of . his toes with th cutting quit> Cloudy tonight and Saturddy; gentle variable winds. 4 gash, which r Y thida Wtitehs by Dr. Ki accident LOCAL DATA St xee otb i eep him out of basketball ‘,flm: yost'y g&?f‘ T‘é’én flnvgglty wé‘lj-d Velo:ity W&ndt:u! for a week or two at least. 4 o, m. tcday.. 3033 30 63 L 2 Cldy Nocn teday 30.35 33 83 E 3 Cldy ND BALI0 KEPORTS After several weeks’ {llness with ———qugré;:‘n—l“—— —1GDAY flu and subsequent conflications, ; $a m. Sam. Precip. Ted Doogan returned home from Highest om. | onp. tomp. Velooity 34 hra. Westher | the hospital yosterday. A week or two yet will be necessary be- Nome 3 |2 26" 112 ‘. [fore he regains his former health. Bethel 44 3 j27 20 ; e Yukon 3 6 1 | § : ;g;f;;mowson IS BOUND s 4 TRl 6 g . rozzy| OVER; BAIL IS SET Harbor eyt 450 tam| © AT $2,500 BY COURT Cldy Cldy : A rn Cldy! Affer a preliminary examination Juneau 0 % 3 Cldy before Judge Frank A. Boyle ves- §i Kgtcuikan i Clear | terday afternoon, Walter Thomp- Pliies Rupart, & Clear |Son, charged with embezzlement of g Edmonton Clear {{unds from the Snow White La " it Clear | dry, was bound over to the Fed i Clear |grand jury. His bail was fixed e i *_Less than 10 riiles. at $2,500. In default of bail, Thompson was being held in the Federal jail to- day. The amount of the alleged 8 shortage in his accounts as boak- The pressure is high in Central and Fastern Alaska andkeeper for 'th; 1zundy southward. to Central California and is low in Bering Sea andfDbeen fmfdn Lo 1":1 is ¢ much of the Ncrth Pacific Ocean. L precipitation occurred |be several thousand dollars. )esleuluv in Béring Sea, the middle Yukon Valley and Prince \\uv R TR ind last v] lll. vi o r Aleu(ldn l\l AN on.Seward Peninsula. T upomnm. 3 1 Ay i ON SERIOUS CHARGE and fallen in the extreme north with little change el Isewhere. NOTR:—Observations at St. Paul, Duteh Harbor, Kodiak, Ju | . reau, Prince Rupert, Edmonton, Sattle, Portland and 8an Fran cigco are made at 4 am., Juneau time. = 2 t . 1 Wesley Patterson and Albe:t r h“ifl“(’?“k 218 bert Palacio have been arrested hy McCormick, Sub. | gotchikan Federal deputy GLAS shals on a charge of a DOlJ INCREASED FIRE PROTECTION/intent to commit rape, to advices received today ans or getting bet-| S, Ma 1 Albert White. r e protection for Nob Hill by Ca 11, Deputy in charge at Ket- e laying of an additional nme chikan, said he had full confes- (line to that section and D‘ldL"‘Lfl\l(lll‘s signed by all parties con- markers for the water connections| cerned BASKETBALL GAME TONIGHT|\;..c and keeping hydrants clear| No details of the alleged crime % T E |from obstructions in other parts|were received. The two men wil, An important hoop battle is ‘_"(‘;or town were the principal sub-|shortly have a preliminary hearing game scheduled for this evening of discussion-at the regular | before Judge Kehoe in the U in the natatorium between the Ju- meeting of the fire department’ Comm oner's Court at Ketchi nean high school and the g1 last evening. Investigation &f | kan. Firemen, Having scored a vic-|ipaqe particulars is now underway. i tory over every other team on the | S i channel, a win for them this eve-| | NC LIGHTS TGNIGHT ning will put the Hilltoppers on| ~MRS. FEUSI BREAKL ARM © | Electricity 0% Notice top of the pile and they will no| i doubt put up their hardest fight| A ratlier painful accident befell Electricity will be off on Doug- The |Mrs. Jcin Feusi at her home yes-|]as Island and all of Casey Shat- are tiot only ters i ter aftarnoon when she took ajtyck Addition and Seatter Tract | Bowever, and gossip seems to favor | fall ned a fracture of|{onight, February $th. Beginning i them #o win. her left arm, just above the w at 12 o'clock midnight until 4 Douglas will line up as follows: | While not a serious break, a aska Electric Light and | Balog and Manning, forwards; will be crippled for some time. any —ady CALIFORNIA GROCERY Juneaw’s Most Modern and Up-to-Date Food Store JELLY RAISINS Tea Garden No. 2 Tin Strawberry -and Apple Raspberry and Apple Each, 35 cents Per package, 30c NUT MARMALADE, 3 pound glass". . 75¢ .. Market Day Special 4 pound package SWANSDOWN | Pineapple Juice Per package, 40c "~ Noe. 2, 35¢ PRESERVES, Happy Home, 3 Ib. glass 60c CLOROX, per bottle. . . . . . . . 20c ORANGES, Real Juicy,3 dozen . . . 70c e FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT, large, each 15¢ Lettuce, Celery, Cauliflower, Tomatoes, Yel- low Turnips, Squash, Parsmps, Sweet Pota- toes, Green Onions, Spinach FRESH HOME MADE 'EVERY SATURDAY Rt HOLD-UP MEN BO"(I“I‘)’{’I':I'{‘;?:::::;(INotv GET 31’800 ()"_{E,Six‘h Day BOMBAY, Feb. 8.—Six Hindus SATTLE. Feb. § r\mn'.:‘(i—{wrn. killed today in fresh out- mately $1,800 were obtaincd h_\'ih:.“; ,'l‘l‘“‘”‘_’f :‘f“t;‘;:“‘l d;"" bandits today who held-up the | W -Cynsochure e Druximan Cigar Store. Leo Druxi- :fr‘:“f’* “"‘:‘ "“:‘“ "“‘]"ife i man, prceprietor, and four em- s ol i & ployees were foreed into the base- |Prouiht into the combat. —The ment by the hold-up men who |SPectacle of a huge armed camp waved pistols in their faces. The bandits then scooped up $1,500 from the cash drawer and rifled the nearby hic which | pyjg » “will ‘be open Sat contained §300 of ¢ llmk‘v’,\ fund. urday . e ing, February 9th, Gt o.chedi for ithe accommodation of the Old papers ior sale at The [trade. Empire. adv. GOLDSTEIN" MPORIUM {is in evidence. -~ e FOR SALE ONE SILVER MARSHALL Screened Grid Tube RADIO RECEIVER Priced with Radiotrons $105.00 Alaska Electric Lighi & Power Co. 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