The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 10, 1931, Page 4

4 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE 'IUESDAY NOV. 10, 1931. [ et s e - e on, was the latest, victim. The Ernest R. Ackerman, New Jersey, iale, New Hampshire. three members lived 0 we! Daily A4 laska Em ptre JOHN W. d‘xd’? .- EDITOR AND MANAGER Had call when Congress convenes in December, two big parties would have had 217 members, these to answer the each evening except Sunday by the published ;COMPANY At Second and Main ° the deciding vote on organization in the of Paul J. Kvale, Farm Labor member from i Without them, and lacking their suc- e Democrats, unl death should again to wipe out tk prasent majority of take over the organization of the in Juneau as Second Claes SUBSCRIPTION RATES, Oellvered by carrier In Juneau, Douglas, Treadwell and Thars for $1.25 per month, By mall, postage paid, at the following rates: $12.0 months, in advance, ance a favor if they will promptly | notify the B Mfice of any failure or irregularity n the delivery of their papers, ¥ phone for Editorial and Business Offices. 374. MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRE®S. m Iy entitled to the dispatches credited to s paper and aiso the { tion to the system that cancies in the House. In the Y filled immediately by appoint- the Governor of the State from which they in the lower branch may be on. Generally, a notice of special quires about 30 days, and in sev:ral States period m elapse between the call lection day New Jersey a Repeesentat k in October, it was not pos time for him to quali o be s:ated s on December 7. An almost New Hampshire. There, both pa s to call a conven- candidates b:fore the Governor election, and 28 days must elapse | and election. In 1917, under similar | quired 57 days to fill a vacancy. At| an effort was made to change the law,| s ALASKA CIRCULATION | GUARANTEED TO SE LARGER an eve THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER PUBLICATION 45-day period is necessary. e Ackerman died during 5 met ed by obsolete election laws, has their chance of control. And | ous illness, can take it away from them. By vi of suf- = fering, the American Red Cr make THE POTATO IN ALASKA. an effor r the larg it has The above caption is the title of a bulleti lled in 1 The past ye as one of i ied by ns of the the Alaska Agricultural Experiment | United States Department of Agri- The author, H. W. Alberts, is director of | a stations and is thoroughly familiar with tory's agricultural industry and its pos: » recorded by the Red Cross nt periods. The uccessful compl . which was the ' found more volunteer e to elect | | debutante, | set off by silver beads. b TOWNSEND IS flé’ EASY WINNER - OVER SAVIOLA| Western Welterweight Is | Given Decision at End of Ten Rounds | ¥IW .YORK,.Nov. 10. — Bill | Townsend, Vancou'er welterwe! round decision over Andy Saviola |of New York, here last night. Townsend took all of the rounds with the exception of the fifth. Townsend weighed 1442 pounds and Saviola weighed 142! pounds i T lll-lge Electr sity, Infra Red | Ray, Medical Gymnastics. 410 Goldstemn Building Phone Office, 216 " PROFESSIONAL | Helene W L. Albrecht THERAPY g | Fraternal Societies OF Gastineau Channc! B. P. 0. ELKS Meeting every Wednesday night ( [SEaa At o ] . | DRS.KASER & FREEBURGER DENTISTS Blomgren Building PHONE 56 Hours 9 am. to 9 pm. at 8 pm, Elks' | 1Hall, Visiting orothers ® | welcome. M. 8. JORGENSEN, Exalted Ruies M. H. SIDES, Secretary. Co-Ordinate Bod- L les of Freemasons ry Scottish Riwe | | | | . . | Dr. Charles P. Jenne | DENTIST Rooms 8 and 9 Valentine Building Telephone 176 . Regular meetingg second Friday each monib e 7:30 p. m Scot tish Rite Tempie WALTER B. HEISEL, Secretary Muscle Oil CARA NONE | ‘ Butler Mauro Jean Weoadson, Washington | she is in the gown she It is of white chiffon The start cf the sccial scason orings busy days and cxcitemcnt. Here selccted to wear at the Black and White Ball. Phone 134 ‘We Deliver (Editer’s Note: Fellewing is the sixth of a ceries of eight articles written by Jean Wood- Washington debutante, de- 'The Florence Shop | Phone 427 for Appointment | | ! RINGLETTE and NAIVETTE | be beads. ned in The deb: and the g black. e for relief of drought bilities the Red Cross than during any The potato, ha asserted, “is the most impor! nt| similar | the last decade. Then, this year 28 al crop in Alaska.” Not only does it pro- marks the ization’s Fiftieth Annives vide one of the staple articles of food in most OI} Since it years th ed secticns, but growers find a ready market | ago, the ndled more than 1,00 n both the Tanana and Matanuska Valley regions disasters ducted in addition to the mainly cultivated. It has been grown other Red and in many regions since it’ was fi ed by the Russians in the latter ghteenth century. The bulletin has a complete history of the tuber g and contains other information of e to those engaged in its cultiva- Copies of it can be obtained from head- ters of the experim:nt stations lccated in this part of | h; to veterans and service men, nd Junior Red trides during the 61 other disasters ' 12-month period, Uon over 31 States. All of them W i demands upon the society. ©' d of more than 4,000,000 rowth has been evidence the past r ties operations forward drought during the esides th this country about having luxu by Administration agreed as is compos Its Since dra: such spokesmen is to where necessities taxes eavy that depression has.a solar seems to have found it enjoyed since " plex ~(Louisville A HAND. | Maybe the Chinese “war lords” won't have to individuals nor divide up th: country after all. Perhaps Japan will take that job off their hands.—(Detroit Free Press.) respects neither has again reached into the House of Rep- removing another Republican member ting the tenuous grip that the Domocra:s: Qudte sbiaver: nothine have on control of the House. Twice last month, for the Presidency on it complicated the situation, taking on each occasion to raise funds, a Republican. Harry Wurzbach, every Democrat mentioned the Executive Committee but it makes a convention in itself. lone Republican in —(Washington Post.) o 7 ‘ [ Protection | Afforded by the strongest old-line companies against death and disability is available at this local agency, the oldest and strongest in Alaska. ; 33 YEARS of SERVICE ] have shown our Policyholders that our Assur- ances have always been made good. If vou wish protection, let us show you a plan that will not only safeguard you and your fam- ily now but also return all your premiums in later vears whether you are well or disabled. 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