The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 6, 1931, Page 8

NANGY CARLSON TAKES HER LIFE WITH REVOLVER Wife of Taxz Pmm’xci(}.‘ While Despondent Kills Herself at Home d rrom Page One) " poun: “Tomorrow’s Styles Toda;” Royal W orcester \ Foundation Garments Designed to enhance the feminine beauty. T “Juneau’s Own Store” y financier’s Son Wins Capital Beauty | | s, beautiful society D. C. whose New York financial _expert, been an- d. Miss Adams daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Adams, T of Washington, and Dallas, Texas. A. A. Kiefer, C nd Martin Ron. born in Can iily relative B. C She to Alaska about nine y: ing to Anchorage, whe: lowed the occupation of wa came to Juneau about ) Soon afterward: ourth of ed by the and about six on. She > married s are at the Charle: not yet been mac SPEEDING UP CONSTRUCTION PUBLIC BLDGS.. BIG RED One Half of Program May Be Completed in 5 In- stead of 10 Years Many buildings all over the coun- try will be completed at the end of next year. nal was intended period of ten circles said tb cut to five years. — e LUNCHEON building program to cad over a but official will now be Juneau Woman's Club FIFTY CENT LUNCHEON March T7th, COFFEE SHOPPE, 1:30. A book review by Miss Todd. Visitors wel- come. C. D. ROSS, —adv. Secretary. Washington Law Introduc- i ed in House by Winn— Young, son | m X. Lee, Peter ; * P I THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1931. BILL APPEARS | FOR COMMUNITY PROPERTY LAW Indicted Alaska. Other Bills Come in ' (Continued from Page One) ~ | (duced by request. Two of them re- peal certain sections of the Com- piled Laws of Alaska, and the third amends Chapter 32, Session Laws of 1923, which relates to corpora- tion filings in the Territory. present statue provides no court in the Territory shall enforce any contracts in favor of any foreign corporation which has not filed in posed would qualify this by adding: During the time it shall so neglect to file such certificate.” Sections 753 to 762 inclusive would be repealed by one of the || bills, and sections 1622 to 1628 in- clusive by the third measure. They relate to limited partnerships 2nd |ing committee recommendations is|Monday. administration of partnership es- tates. Two Committees Approved The House committee organiza- tion deadlock was slightly loosened yesterday when by unanimous agreement two committees, one on Mileage, Per Diem, etc., and the {other on Printing and Purchasing, |were approved as recommended by [the Committee on Committees. They began work at once. The ‘first of the two is composed of F'i A. Boyle, Chairman, Burgh, Brosius ‘and Donnelly, and the second, Fred B. Johnston, Chairman; Hellerich | and no improvement was noted in and Johnson of Ketchikan. his condition. It was not believed While disposition of the remain- |he would be able to attend before | set for special order of business indications today were IN that the matter would be taken| Saturday, over to next week. Delay has been caused by the illness of three members, Messrs. Foster, Burgn and Allyn, and the House has agreed not to proceed until the! full membership is in attendance. | Yesterday Mr. Burgh and Mr. Al- |lyn were reported improved, but the former was not expected to be re- leased from the hospital before Sunday. Mr. Foster was still con- fined to his home with influenza The jPrince of Wales and his Prince George, flew here IMardel Plata. Upon arrival h The amendment now pro- dent. ————— the best in more than 30 years. they were greeted by the Presi- BUENOS AIRES ° BUENOS AIRES, March 6.—Es- corted by 25 army airplanes, the brother, from Range conditions in Texas are described by veteran stockmen as here In the United countries and recommend | i§ by the Board of " in 1933, to- ft or form of | easure carries a clause ap-‘l Associated Press Photo $10000 to be used BY| \yipur B, Foshay, president of 1 in its studies, and| y "p "Foghay company, Minneapo employment of cler-| i, which went into recelvershig , rental of quarters| in 1929, was indicted by a federa wring other necessary| jury on a mail charge. '\r“;";:,‘; ?nm:haz body COme available when co-operative . were introduced in the Federal money for the same pur- ursday afternoon, one by |POS¢ has been appropriated. Dimond,, Valdez, and three| The dyke partially surrounds Vai- »sident Hess, Fairbanks. The |dez and was built to protect that measure came from|town and property in and near it It seeks to give the from overflow waters from Valdez Road Commission au-)Glacier. It is said now to be in o repair from time to time €xtremely bad condition and unless aldez dyke and for that pm-_‘repnire:l in the near future may re- authorizes not to exceed $10,- Sult in serious property damage. | ) be expended. It would be-' Mr. Hess's three bills were intro- | Senate former. 000 te Public Stenographer MRS. E. G. SWEUM with J. B. Burford & Co. 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