The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 9, 1933, Page 2

__THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JAN. 9, 1933, D, J.WII.LIAMSIS S ENTENCED DIES SUDDENLY,‘ ON CONVICTION, {CAUSE UNKNOWN THEN PARDONED | % . Prominent Mmmg En; Quick Action n Takenin Case, !| —Head of Hirstfih&e |~ of State Representa- tive - Elect Woman’s Love Causes Fatal Stabbing Affair OAKLAND, Cal, Jan. 9. — | Jozcph Parker, aged 45 years, | roceived prebably fatal stab | weunds in the abdomen frem a ‘ LOVE NEST 1§ NOW REVEALED MURDER CASE Widow of 5;1—11 Bandmas- |} : ter Will Give Sensa- | tional Story Anti-Freeze learance Prices on Winter Merchandise‘ For Your Car . NOW kuifc in the hands of Manuel Licon, aged 38, The brawl started over a mu- tual weman friend, Elena Ag- uilar, aged 45. The men had been close gof — Dies Sunday / il | Continued from Page One) SEAT Jak: 9 ENelian Rob-| | EMes o igears and: egas 1CAGO, 1N, 9.—The at .’ U N EAU A 4 4 A 3 £ F > g 4 2 T b & to fight it out jin her home, | CHICA Jan. 9.—The at- | L fhis is our time for disposing of all winter merchandise at a R . infon, Representative-Elect, 4 ° |torney for Mrs. Bawin Schildhauer | after jealousy prompted them te: ask whom she preferred. She chose Parker. It is a most important event to these who want to “mastak of the company's™poat, Vell known in, Northwest tennis 3 today told the police at the inves- | 1sls; said he was apparently in the ' clrcles s last Saturday . sacrifice. ‘ gation of the slaying of Edwin | sen- MOTORS SANG Juoney. Lbesh, of . heslth- last Friday night icnced fo five years in the Re-| _ oo “hildhauer, bandmaster, that the 5 ‘when they left on the Estebeth, | {ormato at Monroe on convic-! owing sentencing of Robln | widow had decided to “reveal that | i e "I He was hale'and hearty and show- luon of a morals charge. He said|son, Gov. Roland H. Hartley, a | their home had become a free-love | t W’() ‘IEN’S CLOTH C04TS (€410 indication of any illness of 20 appe would be taken to me,i time, later, granted the Rep- |nest where married couples shared 1 e’ zn& Xind. Supreme Court. Judge Matt Dris-|resentative-Elect a full pardon.|each other's husbands and wives | “Mr. Willlams had perfofmed (0!l said he favored a more se- This procedure, which was un-|inqiscriminately. —— e 9 Half Price an outstanding achievement at the | Yere penalty, but fs:““;ed e e fual, 1 B e | The attorney said he widow | HAAS ! o “ t-Chial f hi: t ommendations of e jury finding 1 1) 1 d tell | o o e ey iy |Robinson guilty of improper ze-| MOLD YOUR PURCHASES _|nou's eoie fom st iflon an || Famous Candies | was materially strengthened by his |lations with a young girl The| The cheapest sale of merchandise| ~ g )iignaver was killed several | l The Cash Bazaar ' WO]‘/IEN’S DRES GFS | (work with that property,” Mr. Met~ |Judge held, nevertheless, the girl|ever held in Juneau. Starts Janu-| ..o ago and his death has not ' O éh Eue . ATRAN calf said today, “His death will|Was older than she admitted, act- |ary 10, ‘yet been cleated i L per TIngs ' . by a blow to the company who [I0g upon the sworn statements of —adv. THE CASP BAZA'\R S " R TR L e H (llf P rice ; b | will find it difficul to fil Mr. [the girl's mother and physicians. e T e 111 e ' ]‘I- . . |ing engineer,” he declared, “but | rive early tomorrow morning. = ' { llllll(?r H(llf Prl i = he was a real man, He was loyal| The remains will be taken to th = yfl ce ‘m all things, an upstanding figure | Charles W. Carter Mortuary wher: g Hamlbu,.gs, Half Price Children’s Coats and Dresses, and a positive character. He will ' |be sorely missed by the' many friends he has made during his| residence in the north.” Friends Leave Today Mrs. Williams left Kimsham Cove this morning on the motorship Isis! for Juneau with the body. This afternoon a mumber of friends left | they will remain pending final ar {rangements for funeral and in ment. It is exepected they wil be taken south. Mr. Willlams was a member ol the Masonic Order belonging to lodge at Prince Rupert. He was |also a member of the B. P. O. Elks of the Butte, Mont. lodge. Both STOCK REDUCING SALE lLlCde\ Jan. 10th, to gaturda\,.,m 14th, Inclusive— Half Price ONE-FOURTH OFF on all short lengths of Silks, Woolens, Cotton Goods, Cre- tonnes and Draperies e STOCK YOUR PANTRY NOW MI CHOICE FLLOUR 49-1b. bag, $1.45 MONARCH COFFEE 1 \'A(',l'liM l’A(‘KgSC ' s Bl * 35 on the Estebeth to meet the mine |organizations have been notified vessel and will accompany Mrs.'of his death. PLYMOUTH SETS 4 NEW PACE! The Surprise of the Year! With the new Plymouth Six hailed everywhere as the greatest value ever of- fered low price buyers, Plymouth now announces a master stroke of value giving! BUTTER-Red Shield Brand, 2 Ibs., 65¢ MONARCH CATSUP 2 large bottles A lot of NEW R[;.\L\ANI S at HALFE PRICE K AU TR IFT PR AT R T 5 2R 7 W N S TS S MEN’S SUIT SALE A lot of men’s suits for quick selling. PRI S \ | pr————— FISHER’S BISCUIT MIX FLOUR, large package-.33c They are f ‘ real good values at $19.75. ; S RS el Pl ‘ PLYMOUTH SIX IRy : i 1 MEN’S SHEEP-LINED COATS z CUT REFUGEE BEANS RELIANCE PUMPKIN 3 | §i Just the coat for cold \\f%[}rti: days. New low | PRICES LOWERED No. 2 can, 2 cans, 35¢ 2 large can, 25¢ i price—5$4.45 $30 OO B985 . v icer | g i SR IR ST T DEL MONTE FREE -BOYS’ I.TI‘,AVI‘HERETI‘E LINED COATS STRAWBERRIES or 2 large bars CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP'E= { A real serviceable coat for the boy at new low on the Sedan and C"“l‘e"‘l"‘ Coupe RASPBERRIES FREE, with = i price—$2.75 each RWAPY: o thytggpuble: Sext Conpy No. 2 can, 2 cans, 45¢ 3 bars Palmolive, 25¢ .. E g ~~'”“'”“v““"'":""”"Tf”“"'f':“” The tremendous volume of Plymouth Six sales did el R R R v ’ ALL-WOOL TOQUES i Made posetle s sedsaonal owering of prces. | S KRAFT'S CHEESE, %-Ib. pkg., all flavors ... 20c For men who want the best Toque 4t 95c each 'lo:‘fvo;;:;d there It K@ dalud provided for suel e S e S 64 = 5 . b Guna T R R ROYAL CLUB PRUNES Royal Club PEACHES MEN’S SHOES AND IN SYRUP Y SLICED OR HALVES ,/’ OXFORDS Look at all Three! 2 large cans, 25¢ 3 large cans, S0c (I Thsse sgoe? are alll-lleat.her Compare Plymouth with what you can get elsewhere. , R(I?j'AL CL?’%}ARS WESSON' OIL. E £ or oatl ower—io; 4 ¥ — . b iy T Sty S1ce B, K Frane 10 Horsosomer g i b Yo 49 3 New L()w Prlce Compare Quality. Decide for yourself. 2 large ¢ans, 45¢ quart can, C " : $4.75 pair e . b AR Titiediaté Delivers BULK SHORTENING (Flakewhite) 2 pounds ...25¢ | & $1 00 SHOE SALE | : PREFERRED STOCK _PREFERRED STOCK g i 50 pairs men’s button and lace shoes—Real M MOT . FANCY PINEAPPLE Florida GRAPEFRUIT £ i : good values. ¢CAUL MOTOR €O. 3 large cans, 65¢ 3 large cans, 55¢ £ g B e e T - A e e T e v R d) 1§ : : i FOUNTAIN PEAS Solid Pack TOMATOES § I ¢ ' A l & DEPARTMENT OF AGRIGULTURE, WEATHER BUREAC STANDARD GRADE « A and L-BRAND = i3 : B M Behrends C‘Oo, il‘lc. The Weather 2 cans, 25¢ Two No. 2 cans, 25c 3 Juneau’s Leading Department Store By e :oi‘“w:ge: L § j SNOWDR‘FTN FRESH DATES i o . by aemim Forecast fdb Junédw and vicinity, beginning at 4 pm., Jan. 9: = SHORTENI G oy H 1 : fimSnow or raln mm;m;:md Tuzsday; ,g\‘x;tvlem;mriablc winds. 6-p0und can, $1.10 2 Pounds, 25C : . - e g ._“h> e m . Hum'dity Wind Veioeity Weather Bt et e TR R et St o ectneietiorh (i it et It i \SQ‘\‘\\.‘ IREV w TURBET ,mwtegne';,.z:"&m'm'";‘“n_flnm ;ofiog,' ES:.; ; ;(1] gg galm j: s’;{l‘s? WHOLE WHEAT FiG BARS; 2 pounds ......... 21c : ngdom now = b1 fim‘ | phursday. Jan 12— ‘Triple BAhiN AND RADIO REPORTS ; lg 7 - : - WILL CONDUCT R 5 = agimmrse oo | Hummel's AMMONIA 2 e Buil i ’:".RENDEI. M|88|0N HEHE Sunday, JABs 5, & i Bree fban. | Lowestdam. 4am. Precip. dam. Pirt bottle, 10c H and ‘the SHip af - the - Holy - lemp. | temp. temp. veloclty hrs. Weather Large package, 39c i - 4 B spenicer TRACY Spirit.” &N 'g | -fi g : 0 Clear I b R 10 s BERA 5 s s 35 IR R e 2 un i L) r Cldy |= vox P, 3 SuPenn!endent of Metho- anfim B 2\::1;: y ;zmmx-oper o G0 8t oew B ZEE TOILET TISSUE, 4 rolls ..... .... .. :25¢ g —— ————————+¢| dists in Alaska Ar-: |3 Sepeal Jhn H—Be nesismers 2 3 Pl e P BEEAT o TR £ {3 J. A. BULGER | | rives Tomorrow i‘uesdny Jan. 17—God's Remedy |FRIF 5 R AV . v g = e R RPN o RIPT (o Yo s P s | s 4 o ca B Fresh Spinach, Bunch Carrots, Lettuce, Celery, Cauli- % £ - | Francisco, stern Representative J 2 16 22 16 Trac A B e % 2. 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