The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 25, 1933, Page 2

e —————tr—— e e SRV 0000000000000000008000000000000000000004 January Clearance of GLOWVES and broken size range cluded in this sale the most practical. - away all small lots d have in- models for every day wear. ALL WOOLEN GLOVES 50 cents FABRIC GLOVES 75 cents KID GLOVES $1.95 $2.50 B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. Juneau’s Leading Department Store 000600000000000000000000000090000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 g ——— —————"tirst aid by giving a course in the work. The course was for men only and did not include women or |'children. - as a ews | A net surplus of $13)547.17" re- mained in the municipal treasury ‘at Fairbanks at the close of busi- ———— |ness December 31, City Clerk ki ved home a short Charles W. Joynt reported at a from a visit in Seatt cent Council meeting. who ago secured a the district ilius Hansen, who of divorce in Ketchikan recently from that the shows and amus n on default, secured ! ment houses are crowded in S Frank McGarvey, Fairbanks from the Com- |attle; that many people get relief|pioneer and section ‘foreman for he next day in exchange for some work and athe Alaska Railroad, is in the St. good many of them seem satisfied {Joseph Hospital at Fairbanks suf- - things continue as they are|fering from fun and smoke in- Philip . Ruidl, named super- at present. He said the condition|haled while he fighting a fire intendent of the Ketchikan schools | there is peculiar and that some of | which threatened to destroy 'the to succeed A. E. Karnes, who w unemnloyed even asked for ancabin in which he was living at 1 Commissioner of Education |« stra for their entertainment. Dunbar. He was rushed to Fair- November, arrived in K " |banks by speeder. It was believed and was Sam Dubin, seriously burned|that he was not burned internal- ts and t about the face and hands \ow»m!'!y or externally. meeting held by ks ago, when fire destroyed his| j 0 A Teacher Association 2 at Bet taking the life of{ Henry Stade, aged 85 years, died Cliff school. O 175 people lian youth, continues to ma cently at the Franke Tobe Jones tended tha meéebing. W progress. His eyes were giv-|Home near Point Defiance, Wash- —_— ing him considerable trouble, ac-|ington. He was buried at Taco- Represented by A. H. Zie cording to word received recently.'ma. Mr. tade, one of the real William McGr was granted He is in the hospital at Fair-old-timers of the north, first came decree of divorce by default againstbanks. |to Alaska in 1892 when he was in Ketchi- | —_— { Juneau | The body of Manuel C. Gill, who wont to Sonimh was frozen to death on' the Tan- The United States lighthouse ana River recently, was taken to tender Cedar, Capt. J. W. Lead- panks by Roy Lund. Burial better, left Ketchikan a short time vices were held under the aus- azo on a special trip to Cape Hin-|pices of the Fraternal Order of chinbrook light on to remove !Eagles Hclen Agnes MeGrew, in kan several days ago. He later . successively the Forty-Mile country, Circle, Nome, Fairbanks and back to Circle. He finally located at Central where he operated a road- house and store until he sold out in 1930. mae! preparatory to spring | % 5 % ? truction activities. A. Eckles| Ge principal instruc- | C!;m Con‘gmton: well known resi- J. William Hendricks, machin- |tor United States Bureau d¢nt of Ketchikah, died in Edmon- iits, went along to do the work. |of Mines in First Aid Work, gave (on. Alberta, recently according miners and prospectors of the 0 Word received by members of the Seth Lund, watchmaker for the |Fairbanks district a rare oppor- Masonic Lodge at Ketchikan. He 1 G. Prusll Gift Shop in Ketehi- | to learn the essentials of Was 4 member of the Ketchikan _,Jodge and was to Nave a Masonic. |funeral at Edmonton. He lived in | Ketchikan about ten years, R : {Farm Relief 1s Dailv Cross =5 ‘ACHO‘SS Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 8. Make a mis- G = S b ish_sauce take i reat Subject o Infant 9. Exceeding Jjec 9. Calor thntsdn | AN 3 Rode nestisary | | For Legislation J . God of love ¥ IO | (Continued from ®Page One) County in Michigan i B o hrr\v/!\ilurh Pn;':l historls tion will be attempted most ear; . Extended nestly by many of the rank and S‘éal;:"m. (file at the' coming spécial session &b d 5. Glggle of Congress, . , . i e - Genus of the | Nobody who knows Secretary é';’ [P};\” ) Great Lake Stimson’s intense interest in the 3. Golf instruc- Costly far eastern mix-up doubts that Kind of wine . Bear witpess he put on his agenda for his con- Poisonous ference with President-Elect Roos- snake hools .'r)',»uoho‘rl auto- evelt an elquent plea for contin- 8. &ind of dog 40. Faiey ole uance of the American policy of 40. Woolen pro- 52 Irish drama- 2. Untruth monster refusing 10 recognize Japan’s. title pel tist and 3. Note of 41 Seed covering . 5 W e critie Guido's scale 3. First wora ot |10 any of the ferritory she has ta- 0 53. Dutch meters Caesar's fa- v it A4 Gota UBN oy Guiding sirap & Unite mous dictum | <on from ChiRla:. . grip on of a bridle 5. Rear parts 45 Contented ;s s B Qoo 85 Nartow fabrie 6. Drug-yield- i pan s o THE BIG_QUESTION bl Bone of the _bown ing plant S, Juice of a tree The question of veterans’ allow- arm 1. Equize ant 7. Casks . Female sheep ances rapidly is taking®rank as the most bitterly-contested of the pres- ent session; it almost has.displac- ed prohihition 'ad the prize pro- moter of Congressional straddling. It would be hard to recall a time ,When the insiders at Washington so unipformed, this long af- r 4 prcsidemW election, about the probable make-up of the new Cabinet. B Improve Amaiun, anadian Beacons WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.—Great- cr effectiveness of both: Canadian and American radio beacons along the North Atlantic Coast has been brcught about by changes in the frequency on which stations oper~ ate ing to the Lighthouse Service of the Department of Com- merce. ] ——-O———n CHRIS CRONE ENTERS ' ST. ANN'S HOSPIT. Vi B Chris Crone entered St. Hospital yesterday for medical .., treatment, NEE N Ann’s|| WAR VET’S SON HERO IN FULTON GIVEN | _ {I-YEAR TERM - - FOR FORGERY s Thirdl Tiine He'Has Becr Sent to Federal Prison from Alaska | { For the third time in about a |dscade, ©. W. Fulton, man of many aliises, was. yesterdq; a term in the Federal peniten from, Alaska. This time, con ed of forgery, he was given 14 years time in the McNeil's Island Pen by Judge Justin W. Harding, | sentenced to; ary | sitting at Ketchikan, H | Fulton was arrested several | months ago at Keotchikan | e | he had cashed some checks on a | Scatile bank which proved to b forgeries. The sum involved nol large but the Court took H {to consideration the previous crim-| |m31 record in imposing the stiff| sentence. | ‘ As Robert Cullen Johnstone, a! cultured Englishman, Fulton made his first bow to Alaska, taking the spotlight in Juneau some 10 ye Little four-year-old Milo MacKenzie (left), son of Capt. Wilburn G. MacKenzie, Canadian war aviator, rescued his baby sister ar\ld brother‘ from a fire in their home in a Denver suburb. Mrs. MacKenzie is hold- | Cloudy, possibly snow flurries, tonight and Thursday; moder- ate easterly winds. Time Barometer Temp. Humility Wind Veiocity — Weather 14 pm. yesty 29.23 20 51 NE 12 Cldy 4 am. to 29.50 19 68 w 2 Cldy Ncon today 2042 21 85 W, 2 Snow CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS YESTERDAY TODAY Highest 4p.m. | Lowest4a.m. 4a.m. Precip. K m. Station temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24hrs. Weather Barrow -3¢ -36 " -38 34 6 0 Cleas Nome -18 -18 | -2, -13 4 0 Clear Bethel 24 -24 -24 24 30 0 Clear Tort Yukon -38 46 -56 -56 0 0 Clear Tanana -46 -46 -56 54 0 0 Ciear Fairbanks -26 -36 | -38 48 4 0 Clear Eagle -10 -18, | -26 -26 0 0 * Clear st. Paul 32 32 |, 165 18 38 06 Cldy Dutch Harbor ... 42 40 | Pamit e 40 34 ¢ Cldy Kodiak 20 20 | 16" Q 0 cldy Cordova IRl | (A 0 0 cldy Juneau ............ 21 20 18 19 2 Trace Cldy Sitka 32 " — | 1. — — 0 Pt.Cldy Kelchikan . 36 34 | 28 .20 4 .08 Clear Prince Rupert ... 3¢ 34 12 T80 ke 4 18 Clear Edmonton . 4 0 | -4 -4 4 0 Clear Seattle L 44 38 32 34 18 14 Clear Portland ... 48 40 | 34 34 8 .39 Snow San Francisco 50 48 | 42 4 4 84 Rain ago. He had stolen Masonic crc-| ing the younger children. (Associated Press Photo) dentials from the real Johnstone T AR 1 S iy before coming here. Passing as Bécond ‘Avente, fish an Englishman, he was cordially J B WARRABK e ) o received by local Masons, one of | Jg ] Seoheed & aanREet b puna whom was J. P. Walker, head of the n to the Scottish Rite THINKS TIMES - gx’l‘lz\trigs Si:lamAslasllac‘;m::.‘ L‘.":’a: Pc‘tl; le in Seattle which wc_)rk wi!l“ From .Walker's office the bogus soon, Mr. Warrack said. Johnstone abstracted three war- | " To E"_fl Factory | rant checks. 1 ARE IMPRUVING The A. F. Ghiglione and Sons.| Leaving here he went to Cor- manufacturers - of macar | dova where an introduction from other similar products, are' anning to erect a large nsw fac- soon and are having plans| wn by M. Barcus Priteca, archi-; well known in Los Angeles; The contract for this g not yet been let Mr. ack said, but it i3 one of thel the Master of the Masonic Lodg to a bank gave him sufficient en- tre¢ to cash in on the stolen check 'for $3,000. The fraud was shor disccvered and Fulton was tenced to a seven-year term McNeil's Island. He served it, m \ Relieves Business Showing a Slight Upward Trend for Coming Year -| (Continued trom Page One) us the good time discount, and af- 2 op:rations planned for the near| rward he | see- future in Seattle t terward headed for Alaska & scc-|nents guring his absence wasmore T g ‘ PR ond time. He adopted the nam : Warrack will leave for a f e i e ot B oris. | oD saUintaciory and is ahead of ¢ trip to Ketchikan, where his of a physician he had met in - | schedule, Mr. Warrack on and went to Kodiak where ¥pabte. that a ‘zasd has a contract to con- posed as a doctor. It wasn't many ‘p'\mnrnt hot f;""l h‘i““? bml‘dm*; ‘ij months before he was again et e hthouse Serv in about Bustody. A5e wis trled for, viola- | ° ey -1 : or ten days, rzturning from 5 In spite of 4 o lon of the Harrigon antl Nar-ip o roq by v to Juneau | cotic Act gnd made his second tri |, ‘gegtyle with the possibility of SEEnS fo McNell's Island for three years. . yorense in the number before YO ARpoaring. 10 be-fond: of the r the winter is over, optimism amor of dector, Fulton made his third i aen 1a ‘Beatie There will be no more new taxi appearance here last year, travel- paren Warrack ds rented on Front Street and 3 to the Westward and back o0 ponen ! o T Tine nklin . to the Capitol Theatre; shikan, In that city, he cash-| ChE B LhaL WIS MDY in congasted bu fistricts G one check tod many. and when o nreeT POLICE DEPAR s he was arrested by W. H. Caswe adv George Getchell, Chief. former resident of Valdez, he was| oo T b 8 Ry e aint % e at once recognized as Johndtone, | P.OYiRent situation will work itse 'TENTICN LEGIONNAIRES! | ot. ‘al, ahd mow finds himself (UL D€! IR b s oty (08 s SRR SREN T back: 1o Peniterttiary for & cow t,” Mr. War-| Alford John Bradford Post Am- time, : rack 1 Legion meets ai Dugout A o N AR curcs Contract day nignt 8 pm. All Le- arrack Construction Cor s urged to attend adv. ALTAR SOCIETY Meets 2 p.m., FriGay, January 27,( in' Club Rooms. All members re- quested to be present. MRS. G. H. WALMSLEY, President. pany has received a contract to r build the former location of Lo fman and Hanford on Third Aven [between Pike and Pine Stree | When completed it will be occi £ s B A el 57 8 | pled by Woolworth. Lowman and UNITED STATES ;H‘mhvrd has moved to the build- DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR | 'P¢ owned by the company on the GENERAL LAND OFFICE | 400 2.5 ’ DISTRICT LAND OFFICE Anchorage, Alaska. October 10, 1932, | Notice is hereby given that ibe, Alaska Pacific Salmon Corporation has filed an application for a sol- diers' additional homestead Anchor-| age 07469, for a tract of land em- braced in U. S. Swvey No. 1985, from which corner No. 1 of sald HAAS i Famous Candies | The Cash Bazaar Open Evenings —ady. UL 5 BT U DR R S 14 A S e FRESH BAKED DELICACIES and 1 HOME OF “HOME MADE BREAD’ | JUNEAU BAKERY (Next to Juneau Drug) 1 86° 18’ 20" E. 9653 chains, situate| Island, containing 2392 acres. Any and all persons claiming adversély any of the above men-| tioned . land should file their ad- verse claims in the Anchorage Land Office within the period of publica- tion or thirty days thereafter or| they will be barred by the pro- visions of the Statutes. J. LINDLEY GREEN, Register. First publication, Nov. 30, 1932 Last publication, Jan. 25, 1933. ["FUR GARMENTS | | .. Made to Order | | Remodeled, Repaired, Cleaned | - HLYURMAN | The Furrier ] ° SPECIAL Men’s, Women’s and Children’s SHOES Formerly valued at @ Are you willing to sce your young son or daughter lose the ruddy checks gained last summer? Shutin winter days can work havoe with the healthiest of children. And remember, the General Electric Safety Reflector and Safety Glass Bulb insure effective ultra-violet radiation with no danger of burns under normal use. Come in today and select a G-E Sunlamp. Your child will enjoyits beneficial ultra-violet rays . .. ultra-violet rays that help in the development of sound teeth ... help to build sturdy bone structure and prevent and cure rickets, It will help to in- crease the vigor and good spirits of your entire family. The model i d bas been esbeclally designed for your bathzoom wall. Price $23.50 Theve are ocher models—for every room and purpose—as low as $20.50 Alaska Electric Light & Power Co. $2.95, $3.95 and $4.95 NOW $2.00, $3.00 and $4.00 J M. "SALOUM | i Allen Shattuck, Ine. survey. US.LM. No. 209 bears N.| . FOR ! on the north shore of Tenakee| Y o U R C H I l D Inlet, east coast of Chichagotti | —_— J. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTUI;PI WEATHER BUREAU The Weather LOCAL DATA . MBy the U. 8. Weather Bureaun) Forecast for Junean and vicinity. beginning at 4 pam., Jan. 25: The barometric pressure is low from Alaska to Oregon and is iowest under the Alaska Peninsula and north of Vancouver Island, with snow or rain from Southern Alaska to California, except ths Gulf of Alaska where cloudy wea:her prevails. The barometer is comparatively high in Northern A'aska with clear weather from the Interior to the western and noithern coasts. Temperatures have fallen in the Interior and south2astward to Oregon, and have ris- en on the Bering Sea coast and from Kodiak westward, " 3 e P INSURANCE | | Established 1898 Juneau, Alaska For Expert Window Cleaning Phone 485 ALWAYS FRESH FRUITS and ; VEGETABLES A T CALIFORNIA GROCERY PHONE 478 L Prompt Delivery BAILEY’S SPECIAL Every Night from 8 P. M. CHICKEN NOODLES and CHOP SUEY BAILEY’S CAFE Use Alaska Lumber JUNEAU LUMBER MILLS PHONE 358 BOTH RANCH AND WILD HIGHEST CASH PRICES ‘PAID N. SOBEL, Inec. 208 West 30th St., New York City Contact for Information and Shipping Tags H. J. YURMAN, Alaska Representative L - Juneau—Phone 6 Douglas—Phone 18 Trianglé Building; Fineay * 0 aziia,