The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 2, 1932, Page 8

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Growing out © Agzaln: prefix i im:u»w picked him up {him $3 to help him get m his house, > shot me down | T Press £ (above), film 0 flij L E hegl‘xatlyre\v'::” sed ToRIRIRALH NG 5 R e e W= g)[:i — | STUBYING BIRD SUPREME COURT FASON RULES i (i A ES RHL!NGSWW AR 3 ard June 15 Sindny but postponed a vital de- | Hfiuap ISSUES to Hear Alaska Views cision until the runoff election K LY A : from J. H. Bowles e | — o< el NEWSPAPER IS LEW BOW IS SUED:ALLEGED = SHOT, KILLED, LIBEL IS DONE TACOMA HOME Sum of $166,600 Sought One of Be:!-—Known Chi- by Portland Man nese in Northwest Vic- from Oregonian | tim of Assailants next Sund tion seemed to give a ard the Left, noted Automo))ilcs t the Radical R Transporting ., Booze, Also Boats, Sub- 2 ject to Seizure r of the ot The a majori PORTLAND, A $100,000 libel , Ma has | TACOMA, Wash, May 2—Lew aged 25, proprietor of the| Restaurant and one |j§ n Chinese in the | st, was shot and ed to death in his home. wife was bound and gagged | ¢ and her small child went midnight, by two men g who bound her to a bed. then went to a garage and took | s car out on the street and |M d for him. The two men ttacked Bow as he entered his mend | home, shot him nine times and - |stabbed him. He died later in a| hospital. i el-| Mrs. Bow gave the officers a of |description of the assailants. George Jwan and Wallace Gee s the editorial |were arrested. he indictments as th J had the keys of Bow's nd jury's 1 orgy of widk arage on his person. free indic arrested refused to ———— — oo country | under the|t nd othe ate, that Monday, June 20, 1932, t two o'clock in the afterncon of said day, at the office of the Unit ed States Commissioner, in t Town and Precinct of Ha , ‘Tere ritory of Alaska, is the time and place set for the hearing of ob- jections to said account and settle- ment thereof. Dated at Haines, Alaska, April 13, 1932. em to deg: of their fi will ba the features of the Juneau ' Tcacher Association meeting | night, May 13, ouncement made today. - | Both men Ex-Officio Probate Jud; Pirst publication, April 18, 19 | talk. Last publication, May 9, 19: SHOP IN XU e in the in- Timoteo Ga of Temuco, Chile,| The police believe the killing is| e B st esis of | Oklahoma's will receive a degree at Furman the result of revenge over nar- iy 77714 Indien ! be printed University in Ju He traveled |cOtics. 79 5 = by appren s in ¢ of the schools 6,500 miles to attend school. \‘ g DON’T FORGET { PLAN ANTARCTIC AIR EXPEDITION [Barthelmess Signs : faks i o i Two-Year Contract OUR SALE IS STILL ON—WE HAVE 5 REAL BARGAINS | GARNICK’S--Phone 174 | two-year contract 1-3 cut in salary tual earning pow- > decreased. formerly made two receiving $150,000 | duction. In the fu- ba paid $100,000 for but will make three Watch For BIG APPLE ATTENTION TENNIS PLAYERS The courts of the Juneau Tennis Club near Gold Creck are for the exclusive use of members in good standing and must not be used by other persons. This rule will be strictly enforced. Guest ileges are extended to out-of-town visitors but members are not permitted to invite local resident non-members to play on the courts. Members who have not paid their dues for lhis year should do so at once. Applications for membership should be made to Charles E. Har- land, in charge of the Club's fi- nances. Members are requested to lock gates after playing to prevent dam- age and loss to property by vandals and thicves. LET EVERYONE UNDERSTAND | THAT THE COURTS ARE THE PRIVATE PROPERTY OF THE JUNEAU TENNIS CLUB AND THEIR USE IS RESTRICTED TO CLUB MEMBERS IN GOOD STANDING. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, JUNEAU TENNIS CLUB. et it : SHOF IN JCHEAU PROPOSED ROUTE OF ELLSWORTH TRANS-ANTARCTIC FLIGHT EXPEDITION SALE | FRESH SHIPMENT OF QUALITY FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ARRIVING TOMORROW " GEORGE BROTHERS _ PHONE 92 or 95 Lincoln Ellsworth (right) and Bernt Balchen wifl attempt year a new v e of discovery” in the south polar reqlnnmp Tr)ee,l‘: plans call for - 00-mile flight, non-stop, from their base at Framheim | fo Weddell sc- 4 return. Map shows proposed route. The fiiers dg | 24Y: | mot intend to 1y over the south pole. The purpose of the flight is to further determine the features of the great snow continent. OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT . Low tufted | 8 {Loin Cloths for Beaches MELBOURNE The Magis Beach Purity L deay They | ¥ SWATH OF ROAD CUT THROUGH MOUNT RAINIER SNOW 3¢ Associated Press Photo . Snow has piled up to a depth of 15 feet on Mt. Rainier in Washington and rangers have estimated that the district will not be open until June. This is a scene of the roadway which has been dug in the snow. S : deplores the tax which ITALY PLANS “HIGH” ROAD . % compeis him to fine young men Predicted by Magistrate|ic: rolling down their bathing cos-| TURIN, TtalyA “sky road” io Y o the waist, and declared |the summit of Monte Rosa, 50 % of less clothing |miles long and reaching an alti- 1@ dismay of those who are|tude of 6,750 feet, is planned by % P the anti-|this Province. It will cost ind when young | q 750,000, but give autoists a fina to display fine, |of tI v of the Alp: res,” declar- | Lt s : s = | forrorsrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr oo alia, May 2 ’him when Aus- i to 1 loin cloth as|€ ) n-tanned Police Magistr g to e GEORGE BROTHERS i e was comment-i 2 Upon s cinties ol mj]irhe Leader Dcpartment Store : -1} { BATH ROOM OUTFIT Complete with Fittings $52.90 WARM AIR FURNACES With Register in Every Room, $175.00 to $250.00 TOILET—China Tank $19.95 | | e ! SIRCHFIELD BOILERS Save 46% on fuel. 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