The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 30, 1933, Page 8

PAST EXALTED RULERS" NIGHT Big Tir Ax.nml!on. r\]\O “the Eats” James 1, 1912; 1910; y W. Bel 1913; Geor eorge F. Forrest, 1915; ; B. A. Ros- , 1918; R. E. r J. Mana- | 1921; £ ‘S[)Prlm; 1926; ; Henry Mes- M. Goddard, tin, 1930; Mar- e - ‘PEANUTS' DEAD Juneau wno have za: 4 by Shetland “Peanuts” had g his four or in Alaska, however, n’y can be no ohu and Mrs. Joe Kend- of purchasing an- ough probably nc i ON WEDNESDAY} | and L‘ children that he carried A woman and child were known to have been killed and a man un- accounted for after a snowslide near Burke, Ida. The slide is visible at the upper edge of top photo while (lower) what was left of a truck in which the fatally injured woman was riding. Photos) BUTCHERS MEET GROCERS QUINT " United Meat and George Brothers Clash at School Gymnasium Tonight (Associated Press two weeks ago at the Douglas ou fit. lndlas Famlly Grows LHI per cent in 10 years in ion of India is noted by the new census. The population counted last year totalled 852,- 837,778 by 1,000 to 940. y one game is slated to be d this evening on the Chan- g! schedule, (‘)mpn)\\ five on the nool gym court. The cur- r will be between the hool fives of Juneau and s public schools. ' play dur STARTING the hands of |, India—An increase of | the | ANNUAL BALL ~ OF FIREMEN SCHEDULED IBig Dance on Program for Week from Next Saturday Juneau is invited, on the 1833 social calendar, will be the Twenty Seventh Annual Ball of the Ju- neau WVolunteer Fire Department to be held at the Elks’ Hall Feb- ruary 1. Since the establishment of the Annual Ball tradition by members of the local volunteer Fire De: partment, these dances have always been one of the two or three big airs of the year, well attended d thoroughly enjoyed. | C. H. MacSpadden is chairman | lof the Ball committee this year land other committee members wfll | appointed at the meeting Thurs- ‘The first big dance, to which all | of Juneau’s fire fighters. Plans | g4 well underway and Juneau is | L ‘William Anain, J. R. Oak, FEgagik; | Yakutat; J. Williams, Juneau; Ben Tho! , Tenakee. — e Men outnumbered women ' Call Yellow tah, Phone 2. THIS IS A NEW M()NTH START YOUR A ROLLED OATS, 10-1t BRUTTER—good crear RAISINS, fresh 4 1b. wrapped package ..... CORN MEAL, 10-1b. bag large cans, 2 for PEAS, good grade, STOCK UP NOW F IT WILL CCOUNT TODAY ). bags mery prints ce lloph.me 40¢ 25¢ .35¢ OR THE MONTH4 PAY YOU At GARNICK’S Phone 174 TOMORROW REA Made by Juneau Bakery-Will Sell for Loaves for 16 Oz. Loaves 24 oz. Home Made for 25¢ 25¢ Juneau Bakery Bread Only—-Startirig Tomorrow el feeferforferfenfente GEORGE BROS. 5 FAST DELIVERIES PHONES 92 or 95 | urday to Bid Farewell to | Lea oue of Natwns Up Agamst It FISHERMEN'S FAREWELL BALL WELL ATTENDED Gay Throng Gathered Sat-| Fall of Two G Governments| Robert Busby by Drives Dog- Hindering Disarma- ment Conference GENEAVA, Jan. 30.—The fall Halibut Fishermen One of the largest gatherings s¢en in Juneau for some time was the Moose Hall Saturday night | ttend the farewell dance given armament conference. the halibut fishermen. | The general conference on dis- The dance is given each. year |armament which last week was just before the fishermen depart |postponed from Tuesday to next 1 their first trip of the season |Thursday, may again be postjon- this year was an exception- ed a week or more as a discus- y affair. Music for the|sion of the French disarmament tisches "and polkas so popu lan is to be the first task before h the fishermen and thei e general body. It requires close was played by Harry ention from fully responsible e's accordion orchestra. proponents of the big powers as ut midnight, coffee, sand-A'.mr-like conflicts may be affected, s and cake were served in|especially the Sino-Japanese trou- banquet hall. |ernments last Saturday further embarrassed the League of Na-| tions in efforts to pacify warlike conflicts and to reanimate the dis- ‘oi the French and German gov- | | | | 'bles and South American turmoils. | read the news articles. YOUNG MUSHER SUMMONS AID, STRICKEN MAN SARA TEASDALE ISFOUNDDEAD | IN APARTMENT Driv [America’s Best anwn team 75 Miles in 50 Woman Poet Dies in Below Weather Bath Tub, N. Y. FAAIRBANKS, Alaska, Jan, 30.—| NEW YORK, Jan. 30.—Sara Teas- Theodore Van Bibber, webexan‘dale one of America’s best known trapper of Wood River, was brought | women poets, was found dead Sun- here last PFriday night by Pilot|day in a bath tub filled with wa- Joc Crosson, and is recovering in|ter in her suite in an apartment the hospital from a sudden ill-| | house on lower Fifth Avenue. ness. The police listed her death as The plight of Van Bibber's con- }flf“de“m pending an autopsy. dition was brought here by Rob-| THe Woman suffered recently ert Busby, young musher, Who from a nervous ailment which was drove his dogteam in 50 degrees|folowed by an attack of pneu- 1 ther 75 miles with |Tonia. Y :lefl;wf:‘f:ohzfi?s r:st | In private life, Miss Teasdal |was Mrs. Ernest B. Filsinger. N T 1 e | RS- D Pave the Peib o trosperity With Printing! 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