The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 23, 1931, Page 2

| ] WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY Wg honer the memory of “that great American GEO W \‘*h ‘..E% sidegt, whosa TT:u{i'.\t -)m B. M. 3 “THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDA'? 'FEB. 23, 1931. 250 CHILDREN ESGAPE FROM | FIRE,CONVENT Either Walk or Are Camedv to Safety — Nuns | i | 3 { Are Heroines | FoRii s e [ | \ I | | MONTON, Alberta, Feb. 23.| choking smoke when ‘ WET AND DRY FIGHT LOOMS HERE SHORTLY Repeal of Alaska Bone Dry Act to Be Put Up to Legislature MODES: =———OF:THE. MOMENT i1 jPARIS., Mirande makss @ ravy blue crepe de) chine dress with & (Continued from Page One) lames kindled by ”““‘:‘* destroyed | Loneal The same sentiment is said F i os rl\w ‘” erior n.l a valut room, I2:0 by Juncau attorneys to prevail in pastel blie rockling dren walked or were carried to i erribat i all pa cf the Territory. o from’ the YukoreGonvent At 1 beai Lo ie eain T e mdéo—vd_,7u7~,f[.m'] St -'\'1'1'!"- ey 1 the| than auicscently cympathetic. There (marbs the skirt” Sister Xavierine slammed the a throughout the { |vault door shut and confined that the 11y S aa and. s»/i’am:_* flames to the brick-lined inte b e b SR LEs i The thieves. eSCABTE T h sy o on the statute Bark ; of ;\] d‘-h,‘ am‘n.n- J_ h ; sions are applicable nuns who guided their young et i Yo thR Tearri charges to safety. y ol she it is pointed out, and the ch were 1d they wer 1 of the Alaska Bone Dry Law carried out (rf t ent hy nuns. ‘\v \ur‘ not weaken local enforce ‘ ns that are advancad m 1 cal enforcement laws in the rot ENGAGE IN GUI.F;- PRIZE GONTESTS * BLIII{L\YI)Q Low quycs /\xe Made in| Co., Inc. Juneau's Leading Depart- ment Store” urd King G “ Vienna Police Rcdou ble'u g Vigilance Over Vis- : | iting Monarch Adjutant ene of the Ma, man- By o cal treatment ANOTHER PLOT announced today amother plot had been discovered against the life of | King Zogu of Albania. The plot : is laid to political opponents of K the King. e JONN OLSON ARRIV FROM 3 PETERSBURG TO JOIN WIFE John G. Olson, formerly of Sabin's Store and now a resident of Pe burg, arrived here Sunday to joi Mrs. Olson who has been yisiting her parents, Re d Mrs. A. P. Kashevaroff, for - BURNING CBRIS | IN CALL FOR DEPARTN A burning refuse pile on Court- housc Hill Sunday resulted in the Fire Department being called out. The blaze was noticed by a resi- dent on the hill on Seventh Street whoWmistook it for the cookhouse and telephoned an alarm to the Fire Hall. SHORT et ol T i OTTAWA. “of BessBor- ough, Canada’s new Governor Gen- eral, plans to sail from Liverpoo!| on March 27. Fiavor Full of long lasting delicious flavor and 4 ;ude of pure chicle and cther E ingredients of the highest qualityd - WRIGLEYS comes to you in perfect condition. 4 All of its goodness is sealed tight K in the clean wax wrapped packages. The days work goes much ecasie with WRIGLEY'S (o sustain and PLEASURE AND BENEFIT \ e e e et By Bulh'i: s Tournaments and in 1 | Flimination Play | | and girls engaged in tour-| yestérday afternoon Golf Course, first 20-game tickets and econd 10-game ticl - .o Perkins, with a card of and Roy Smith, 51 ond ‘prize respect- ' contest. Annete Jane Blomgren, cctive winners in the Boys nam prizes 62, the boys, other: were Buddy o Lahikainen, d and Henry Beh- { Harris 57, Tom Har- Miller 61, John . Ralph Bardi 66, Casey 1d Charles Tubbs 89 econd Prize tournament Jan Mary Jane Mec- with a score of second place. In the than th alter 1 tied for if, Jane Blomsren won with In th tournament 150 8t 13 also s 2 card of 6 y, Barbara he course ous , but as winner t she car- which Other in -stroke her scere to yres by tournamen Jivian Powers and Dolo: Do Olson 64, P, 67. Martha Pet- wo players cach participated an elimination tour- nament | First nation Game i Lieut. R O der, 47, and Toivo Lahikainen ith a total of 105, defeated Hagland, | 52, and Roy Smith, 59, with a total | of 111, Ralph Bardi, 44, and Buddy Lind- ‘ strom, 61, with a to feated Archie Gubser, 58, and Toivo | Lahikainen, 52, with a total of 110. { Hilding Hagland and Roy Slmlh with a total of 101 def Bardi and Henry Be a total of 104. | in the final game between win-| | ning teams, Oxreider, 46, and| Lahikainen, 61, total of | 1107 defeated « 53, and | Bmith, with a total of 115. Ah m, Horace , with a .l nf 58. 111, defeated |a grade school boys' team, Henry Behrendts 9, and Buddy Lind-| strom, 64, \\Ah a total of 123. \ {ORAK HASTENS .0 SKAGWAY TO = DISCHARGE COAL {Princess Vessel Has Relief Captain and Purser | ‘ on This Voyage § | or as all ne hour was all the time that | the steamship Princess Norah, en- 1o e from Vancouver, B. C, to gway, spent in Juneau yester- ternoon. She arrived =at 2:45 and departed at 3:45. She cheduled to be back heére at| 6 o'clock this ever and will sail | |south at 7 tomorrow morning. | Che was in a hurry to get to S y so she could unload A o of coal, destined » r Yukon, and yet re- irn here tonight | Capt. A. Rippon is in command | of the vessel on her present voyage. | ‘ Capt. C. C. Sainty, the regular skipper, is il D. G. MacDonald | |15 the ship's purser this trip, in| |p!acv of N. R. Taylor, the regular! who is taking a lay-off. | mgers who came here on el are K. Gromdsha, Mr.| Matt Halm, R. E. Rob-| son, G. Scott, Curtis Shattuck, E. Tanner, R. Midget, A. Skavell,| 8. Lepitich, Father C. W. Webb and C. F. Cooke. | by substantial majorities. 1l of 105, de- | yapanese company at Koyama. present in Alaska here are no local enforce- nizations which are pos- y States and counties. The 3 5 administered by encies rather than Ter- and the same agents are 1 with enforcement of the national ct. Boyle Preparing Measure Judge Frank A. Boyle, former United States Commissioner here resentative - elect for this 1, probably will introduce the measure seeking outright re- peal. He has given the subject considerable study and believes that the power of the Legislature to take the proposed action is clear He does not favor making repea the subject of a referendum, which s undertaken by the last Leg- ture, and which was vetoed by Gov. Parks. The Legislature should repeal the local act and if Con- gress disapproves its action, it can declare it invalid, he asserted. Ne Serious Opposition Judge Boyle does not believe there will be any serious opposi- tion to repeal. It is generally ac- knowledged that it should be done and he is confident it will be pass- ed by both the Senate and House Divis He has discussed the subject with some of the members of the com- ing 1 ture and has found none them opposed. = Assurances - of port have been given by several of those with whom he conferred. e — R. N. DE ARMOND NOW ON STROLLER’S WEEKLY A : s e R. N. DeArmond, son of the SSLP B S S S United States Commissioner at Sitka," arrived from Sitka on the - " Assoclatéd Press Ploto Estetbeth and will ‘'make his home in Juneau. He has taken a pos tion as a news writer on Stroller's Weokly. He is an experienced, news- paperman, having workedl’ for quite | — a while as a reporfer om the Ta- coma Ledger and the Tacoma Tri- i HOLLIS, Okla—In a test of a bune, leading newspapers of Ta-| " e Pt coma, Wash. 4 |new legume crop, 300 Harmon County farmers planted more than | fipures show 2,041 fewer farm cl 9,000 pounds of Austrian peas this dren under five years of age in season, Abundant growth in both| New Hampshire in 1930 than in sandy and tight soils is claimed 1920. for the crop. ‘ , This little pup, a two-months-old pedigréed Norwegian elkhound, | came all the way from the kennels of Dr. Dyrlage T. Hensen in Norway to be a pet of President Hoover. The dog, photographed in New York, will replace the President’s shepherd, King Tut, which died. TRY NEW LEGUME CROP FEWER FARM CHILDREN DURHAM, N. C.—Federal census i A new radio station for com- muniecation with the South Seas | area is being constructed by a Just as a mirror reflects your face, so does your business printing reflect the character of your business. Whatever the impression desired, we will carry it for you, giving it Broadsides Booklets Letters the printed importance you desire. S job. The Daily Alaska Empire e us about your next TELEPHONE 374 O O L g R g U. S. DEPARTMENT OF’ AGRIOULTURE WEATHER BUREAU The W eather (By the U. S. Weather Bureau) Forecast for Janeau ana vicinity, beginning at 4 p. m, February 23: | Clearing tonight, Tucsday fair and colder; moderate southeast i winds becoming sterly. LOCAL DATA Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity =~ Weather 4 pam. yest'y 20.91 36 kid SE 8 Snow 4 am. today 20.74 34 Kb SE 8 Clear Noon toda 29.88 34 71 5 4 Snow CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS { g YESTERDAY | TODAY | Highest 4pm. | Lowest4am. 4am. Precip. 4am. temp. temp. | emp. temp. velocity 24 hrs. Weather | 24 -2 -3 -36 Ay Clear Nome -8 4 14 06 Snow | Bethel 416 -14 : 0 Clear Yukon -36 -36 0 Clear 6 6 18 Pt. Cldy 0 0 6 01 Snow 2 2 0 26 30 24 0 18 28 - 21 0 . 01 20 22 * 50 Clear 32 3 * 06 Clzar | 37 —_ -— 30 Pt. Cldy 34 36 12 42 Rain 28 12 0 Clear 40 24 Clear 2 42 12 Cldy | 52 54 b 0 Pt. Cldy *—Less than 10 miles. | Pressure over the whole northarn portion of Alaska is high this | morning while a relatively small low pressure area is over the Gulf | [with a trough extending eastward into Western Canada. Precipi- | tation is general over the Territory except in the northern portion, | upper Yukon Valley and lower Kuskokwim. 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