The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 17, 1930, Page 2

COLORS Regular $6.95 for $4.95 NOW - Extra Specia IS THE TIME TO BUY THAT EXTRA SIZE EXTRA VALUE HIGH GRADE, PART WOOL, DOUBLE BLANKET Size—72x82 IN PLAID DESIGN, SATEEN BOUND 1 EXTRA BLANKET NEWS GATHERED : , FROM ALL PARTS - - ¥ | Fairbanks learned to love, f |1s a junlor. They will continue el 8 o their studies at the institution. | [ profltably... BN R e e g onocle? No!" Mr. fes S 1 o out Nome gravelled Front Street this| B mfif‘@mm iyl Y : i fall. f :'o; in advertising is the choice l(i”;i{ bg:‘l_\u half of the things P‘“"P« -Bd]‘ 10! 2l t Surgery with an ax proved ef s: o::‘:h;xidl upon -m:hl“ (Copyright, 1930) fecLivgethn‘x‘l “Bill Conz‘y pchooppflde a ::: txoldm or drglhr Znn T oA R finger off the hand of Willlam| [Bol let undd,ouhdnchnb CARD OF THANKS | Midgeley, mining operator in the| Eb of paper, ink and type. w. 1 to take this opportunity | Poorman district. Midgeley had in-| iy The fewill be o finished [ | L th many friends who| % our recent be-| ' ingly performed the operation. The | Tan and Grey -Blue, Green, Rose, Orchid, Peach, | i ' B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. “Junccw’s Leading Department Store” COLLEGE WOMAN WILL LECTURE ON NUTRITIO Extension Course Dlre{"lorf Convicted of Talks Tonight Before P.-T. A. Association At a special meeting of the Par- ent-Teacher Association this eve- ning at 8 o'clock in the auditorium of the elementary school building, Mrs. Lydia Fohn-Hansen, Assistant Director for Home Economics of the Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines, will deliver a lec- ture on natrition, it was announced today by Mrs. Harold Smith, Presi- dent of the org During. her in the Territo has made a s tive problems, She is convinced that much of the ill- ness, dental ailments and absences of children from school on account cf illness could be avolded if more attention were given to proper gelection of the daily diet. Tonight she will present the es- sential facts in non-technical term Her suggestions, Mrs. ' Smith saic are practical for familics cf average or lirhited incor All members of the Parent cher Assoclation and others interested in food prob- lems are urged to be present. - D KLUKWAN INDIAN IS SENTENCED TO JAIL ON ASSAULT CHARGE assault and battery lon one Joseph Jackson, Ed short- ridge, Klukwan, was brought here learly this week from Haines to serve a sentence of two months' imprisonment in the local Federal jail. Both arc Indians. Jackson, the object of Shortridge’s attack, is said to be an invalid, so badly crippled that he is confined to a wheel chair. He was in this at the time he was assailed by Shortridge. Two other prisoners for the lo- cal jail arrived here on the Ad- miral Rogers this week from Sitka. Deputy Marshal William Schnabel brought over Willle John and Mrs. Willie John, both convicted of vio- |lating the Alaska Bone Dry law, and the man also bound over to the grand jury on a charge of rape. On the liquor charge he was sentenced to pay a fine of $300 and to serve |five months in jail. Mrs. John .|was fined $125 and sentenced ‘0 |serve three months in jail. In the bindover case, John's bond was fixcd at $1,000. e 3 5.6 4 5t 2B F R E H 'Yoad construction and maintenance & as steamf;:é!bb_; cakes| " from the gridd ™ Hills Bros on' the ranch next spring. It has o ‘Name City been proved that sheep and catile | |EFFECTIVE FOR IR e e State ——— thrive there. ASTHMA ETC. H In the 7 | Am Suffering with. - 1 original Otto Kraft, Kodiak business ma ! Please send me free advice with your completecatalorey vacuum . recently left there for the Stato [\ pack & £ He plans a visit to Germany. ' MON E'! iquS!( qUAR~A’5w!_>EED COFFE | ' Rt ¢ 2 1 EVERY. MAIL ORDER FOR ©1930 S Plenty of water in the Livengood | i B | Wien you buy Hills Bros. Coffec it is as fresh and fragranc as when it came from the roasters. Air, which destroys the flavor of coffce, is cothpletely re- moved from Hills Bros.' vacuiih cans. In ordinary air-cight cans colfge caa- not remain fresh. ‘. Dally Empire wht Ald Pay. THE WESTINGHOUSE RADIOS ARE HERE— SEE THEM WESTINGHOUSE MAZD A LAMPS AND RANGES RADIO BATTERIES AND TUBES NEW DROP IN AND “ CAPITAL ELECTRIC CO. { SILK and 'WOOL HOSIERY $1.25 Mmummmmummmmmmm $1.95 ALL SIZES polom—- c Gun Metal Nut Pine Oak Camel Grain e, y 1 | lout of their old church by Christ- !mas. The new edifice will be com-; " (pleted ® | Mitchell before her recent m T *1J. G. Rivers, and this will be paid. § [ka Ve n ol wmy of the claim owners r than they had 4 OF NORTHLAND: i dux 140 Briet Items of Interest P" Concerning Persons | Daily Empire Want and Occurences St S 2 Miss Flofa Suthetland MacDon-| ald and Donald R. Mueller, stu-| dents at the Alagka College of Az-| riculture and School of Mines at They | wedded. She is a sophomore and he| ;'-.‘.‘mn Puffy gets far, far away from his sty A Dog tries to sell him a glass for XS can advertise ijured the d. and thought it |should be amputated. Ccoly oblig- | uct that will steract atzention and be seod by | heiped MRS. SUSIE PTACK, MRS. EDNA MELVIN, | MRS, LEILLA LANE. three-fingered hand is healing nice- TtBru L'SOFT SKIN/ will be Presbyterians Fairbanks in time for Yuletide fes-! tivities, the contractors promise. In the Goodpasture disirict, on the trail between Fairbanks Eagle, Walter N. Johnson s bride, who Mrs. L to Mr. Johnson at Fairban LR / spend the / . . ter. bride will help her hus-] 4 Be‘"‘”f“! CD"’P’““’” band on his trap line. All dead skin-dirt-pimples, blackheads, etc.,withallother blemishes float to the surface and are then easilywashed off. el - Leaving you a pure, soft skin ’;L e oo pAIEE with that charming fine tex- 5 OF fhe Hecreley ture which is so desired and now easily had. of monthly lunche: except $200 s Russia wants more Alas- s cxperienced in mi Th Amtorg Trading compa with fices in the Smith Tower, Seaflic which represents the Russian Gov- ernment, has asked the Fairbanks Commercial Club to recommend two reliable hydraulic operators threec mechanic foremen on a: bly of electrical dredges. The term of employment is to be for not less than two, yea: ; Is a Scientific Lamp of a Hundred Uses NOW USED BY THOUSANDS SUCCESSFULLY 99 out of 100 are in need of this Lamp, sooncr of later ORDER YOURS NOW AND BE PREPARED!11 YOUR LIFE AND HAPPINESS MAY DEPEND ONIT 1f you are suffering with Rheumatism, Backache, Lum- bago. 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Weather Burean Forecast for Junesu and vicinity, bag*~ning 4 p. m. today! Fair tonight and Saturday; fresh to moderate easterly winds. e *—Less than 10 miles. Time 4 p. m. yesty 30.30 31 36 E 30 Clear 4 a. m. today 30.20 28 32 E 20 Clear Nocn today 30.15 30 28 E 20 Clear CABLE AND RADIO KFPORTS YESTERDAY T TODAY Highest 4p.m. Low 4a.m. 4am. Precip. 4am.: Stations-- temp. temp. | emp. temp. Veloc'sy 24 hrs. ‘Weather Barrcw 14 12 4 4 2 0 Clear Nome 38 8- 4 4 10 28 cldy Bethel 40 40 | 3 34 6 40 Clear, Fort Yukon 25 26 e 0 Clear Tar.ana 26 26 | g i - 0 Clear Fairbanks 38 38 | 2 o 0 Clear Eagle 24 24 -4 -4 0 Clear' st. Paul 48 44 42 4 36 Trace Cldy | Dutch Harbor 43 46 4 46 — 02 Cldy | Rodiak TR R e ’ 0 Cldy Cordova d— 40 20 20 4 0 Clear Juneau 32 31 | 27 28 20 0 Clear Sitka 2 — 2% — 5 0 Clear Ketchikan 38 36 jt-7 a0~ 282 # 0 Pt Cldy Prince Rupert .. 36 36 | 32 34 by Trace Snow Edmonton 14 14 a1 6 0 Cldy Seattle 52 4 44 | 4 46 10 14 Rain Portland 52 52 50 50 4 01 Rain San Francisco ... 76 68 58 58 * 0 Clear Spokane . . 40 40 32 32 4 .02 Cldy Vancouver, B. C. — —_— 36 40 4 28 Rain near Fort Simpson. in southern Bering Sea. extreme Western Alaska and clea: mainder of the Territory. 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