The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 11, 1934, Page 2

-1934. U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU GOPIES UF J-Aw, The Weather , Fair tonight and Tuesday, warmer Tuesday; gentle northwest- WORK REGEIVED - - | ¥ LOCAL DATA | | Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity =~ Weather | S e <o 4 pm. yest'y 30.24 52 62 w 10 Sprinkling ] Only (.ellam Clalms Are 4 a.m. today 30.19 45 hud sw 2 Rain v | Noon today 3019 46 78 s 6 Rain Exempted Under Recent | CABLE AND RADIO REPQRYS Act of Congress YESTERDAT | TODAY e Copies of the recent Act of Con- Highest 4pm. | Lowest4am. 4am, Precip. 4am. | gress exempting certain unpatented | Station temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocfly 24hrs, Weather mining claims from the normally| Ncme 44 44 34 36 10 0 Clear ‘x‘equu‘ed annual assessment_ work | Bethel R O e T 4 0 Clear were received in Juneau on the| Fairbanks 64 58 48 48 10 Trace Cidy |last mall from the south from the| Dawsen 8. .98 48 48 14 3 Cldy | office of Delegate A. J. Dimond in| 8t. Paul 4 42 38 38 12 Trace Oldy Washington, D. C. Putch Harbor 46 44 42 44 4 Trace Ragin Owing to the wide infgrest in| Ko b4 b4 a8 40 4 0 Clear i | this - matter, the text of the meas-| Cordova 48 46 | 42 &2 0 ;42 Cldy jure is reprinted herewith in. full,| Juneau 53 a2 % A5 2 30 «Rajn i as follows: ® | Sitka 52 _ 443 — 0 20 Pt.Cldy “‘Be it enacted by the Senate and| Ketchikan 62 58 44 46 4 0 Clear House of Representatives of the| Prince Rupert 56 56 48. A9 4 0 Pt.Cldy !United States of America in Con-| Edmonton 68 66 [- 48 3 4 02 Cldy o gress assembled, That the provis-| Seattl 82 8 05~ 90 4 0 Clear yion: of section, 2324 of the, Revised| Portland 8. B8 e g 4 0 Clear (Statutes of the United States, which | San Franciscp 66 62 58 88 8 0 « €Cldy \Z‘:‘_“e‘(;‘"eflng"fl‘::f]"amli‘:"g! ":“‘mb o | The barometric pressure is moderately low in the Aleutian i (Friod Gt oy no(,plezz thz;“ ;;mn' Islands and Northwestern Canada with light showers in portions of 4 . p A .3 Southern and Interior Alaska. The, pressure is moderately high over worth of labor to be performed or | improvements aggregating such |amount be made each year, be, ,.md the same is hereby, suspended | {as to all mining claims in the Unit- le States, including Alaska, during ‘x,ho vear beginning at 12 o'clock | | meric*an July 1, 1933, and ending at 12 o'clock meridian July 1, 1934; | Provided, that the provisions of this| 1. Act shall not apply in the case cf| 6. Animal's foot any claimant not entitled to ex-| 9 Erench river jemption from the payment of a| i Fo{::n?: o Federal income tax for the taxable| 'S the remainder of Alaska and British Columbia with clear- weather in the western portion of the Gulf of Alaska and on the Bering Sea coast. Temperature changes have beea slight.. 2 i GROWING GIRI S SIE K»FROCI\S Wl u Very Special-=$5.00 SUMMER MILLINERY $2.95--$3.95 Daily Cross-word Puzzle ACROSS Gaze 3 de’el‘l home ' . Sheds the feathers ] . Things | . ‘Road: abbr. \ / m.fl fll [SICIAR] Valuesto! $35 ()0 fof &22 50 S & EEEUE E[R[AIS] Values to $22.50 for $17.50 . Piteher plants Freedom from 3 out Ru iyuar 1933; Provided further, that| 17, ABE:{EE‘%“CE 'Izarl\:d' | ~ T i g | ¢ el CHILDREN’S COATS--Reduced 25% SWAGGER SUITS® -:$22 50 and up |every, clatmant of sy sucl: min- 1o /Bgiaty w't MIP] St : benefits of this Act, shall file, or|'% SWallow with- [E[E] 20 Dervisns can PO SRR S S e e - out chewing . Under l‘mmd Parent cause to be filed, in the office where worl the location notice or certificate is Bopad; reoms S onleer:mu!. recorded, on or before 12 o'clock Srossing : Slute meridian, July 1, 1934, & mnotice of | 27, Supporting - P.s:ngf i | his desire to hold said mining| pismber of 3 - High polnted i claim under this tice shall state the the claimant, Act, which no- ‘:‘S Small reund . Carpenter’s 01 ar # 0. Seoteh cak A & b or claimants, were entitled to ex-| Lfi!fié'(.]fll""q;l 0- Conjunction I » emption from the payment of a .;1.5'“;»'\? Ig g [he famous \HCH’AEL ST ERN in a wide S R e e e R S T, T neon 32. King ot the : d 1933; And, provided further, That | TR . s, vete: AT e i 2 \ TS 2 I d e | such suspension of assessment work | 34. Parcel of 74. Assalls. with 53. A variéty of patterns, including serges, shall not apply to more than six g5, sEIe"d i G TR v lode-mining claims held by the| 7. Meial LR A ) W 500 SUIT same person, nor to more than| name " sonants, as o M AS LO AS $§ twelve lode mining claims held by | ¢l Bro‘a:rlnl’ixror'- P, K, and T 58. Cut meal for ! ¢ the same partnership, association, Zb’ir.‘ i DOWN 59. Sprgiea® § ther, That such suspension of as-| 4i. pe. measure 65. sumr-em 3 ,-\rn(ls 66. Gnlned the « i O Oats sessment work shall not apply to| & gg:figfi’;'d" 0. o "'Zfi‘éf, £ Shon fackets 70 i Sufx [J more than six placer mining claims molsture of 8. Re 6. Knlght-errant 72. nalun river not to exceed one hundred and MRS 7. AL RS .5 twenty acres (in all) held by the T n \ \ same person, mor to more than| STETSON and HARDEMAN HATS ame geTeS. NE o, wore fhax ceed two hundred and forty | .u ) $4 and $6.50 (in all) by the same partnership, | - Q a ation, or corporation.” | -.%//‘flfi % ‘ 4 e 7 { < T MEN’S STAR BRAND LLEATHER OXFORDS Elimination of water-filled buck- --Ffl’////a-.‘-. | 4 ) cts, cans and ether stagnant water as low as $4.50 per pair- |from the yard will help keep mos- fi.“//fl. - | auitoes from a house. | / / — .\ 7] //fll/// Hlllfl///,flll/ R . Pay Cash—Pay Less— SRS e i Sizes. 14 to 40—$4.95 | % COLEMAN'S wEENd// flll// i ’/ z R/ dld | i o7/ fll a ‘ 4 C“EJER l o B e s tnaiT oA | SPORT . | 7 L 27 Natiohs B Roin/ duma JEEE) 48 - ALASKA CRAFT 27 Natiois = PECS a-m-- //II i E 3 N E . AreSeeking | o e S v 7 N | -y | e R S : B dEE JEERE father-in-law, A. E, Millington, ar-| A § ' | | Patricia Jean Marshall became lhm ARE KIND TO § { Trade P acts S |ived i Juneaw on the Princess |, .go of i, James E. Sparks. The | ! 3 Adelaide husband and | PTide 4 M SEATTLE ta.Join. thetx. husband a eeremony was- performed in the | YOUR EYES g Ploneer Mining Man of som. 'h"mm:‘”; 13‘)’:‘5‘“5‘6&‘2?; office of United States Commis- { ‘1 oreign Countrles Wait on! Lynn Canpl Dies at jnre magier Gr me."“’“fn:“h Judge J. F. Mullen of- R o h hl 5 | 7, | President to Make Hainas Salurday seaplane Baranof for Mite Cove “‘“ms. o g e TR o€ Ni -5 orthland and Zapora Agreements g st Whero Mr. an ungton has been [9f|yrs, Nell Lewis, a sister of tne tinted glasses to : Cert in indfwdu‘a]s “are ‘fta ulently: - “Jim” several weeks. & X ; Sailed Sunday — Both : [ 3. 3. ¢, Kengedy, ploneer| R TG L L Emomy IaAwas, ptierged By My, choose from representing themselves as Singer " H C city Loads WASHINGTON. June 11—Twen- | of Skagway and Haines, and a res-| | Terry Lewis, . C RYEYApagtty Log ty-seven foreign nations are lined 'ident of the latter community for| RALPH ::::mrzm ?&%:N:numnn‘ Iwwsmoz::nbe:’n Eethga;tzg Sewing Machine Company agents. ¢ up at the bargain counter awaiting more than a quarter of a century, of ) ; (Continued from 2age O®) .y ouportunity to negotiate for new died there lasi Saturday, evening, — | Building, for the past year or mare. Please notify this company, at once if | Ao commercial treaties when the Presi- | according to information received ( Ralph Mizq, squ of R. C. Mize someone calls .on you ;‘epresenung P the léngshore strike drifted from signs the taniff, bill, It is|here by H. L. Faulkner. The cause of the Weather Bureau, returned himself as above i port to port today as Federal Med- expected the Chief, Executive will| of death was not given i the{to Juneau from Seattle on the : 4 R e " s fator Grady flew from San Fran- affix his signature to the measure communication. Princéss Adelaide. Mr. Mize, who A&k to see. Jlllle ld.entlfiutwn Badgo &3 &isco to Washington, D. C.. accord- sometime today. A lifelong Democrat, Mr. Ken- m‘“m MN:: m’z’ ”;e 5 i ing to Associated Press dispatches Pt nedy took an active interest in Byreai, estwar S" M h]i C to The Empire. MRS, F. ARCHANBAULT LEAVES party politics and was recognied |jecently went, through on the Cor- l'nger’ achine Umpany There is a report of a deadlock FOR SOUTH ON.PR. ADELAIDE as one of its leadérs in his. coms His present plans are to| By A g T in the peace negotiations that hol | munty. He served at one time for |remain here for the summer, or |’ .Box 101 I juneau, Alaska no immediate prospects of Mrs. F. Archambault left for the ' several years ag United States Com-|untll an opening. presents itself, J. H. ANDERSON, M. « Before leaving San Frar uth on the Princess Adelaide af- | missioner at. Haines. 38 he does not plan to, remain g s anager, g-wr Grady said a con spending the last several weeks! He was largely engaged in pros-|With the Indian Bureau v “to break the st I She came north the latter pecting and mining. At the time o i b { be meade unless a set\}l‘er(xlmn. re- part of May to attend the wedding!of his death he was the owner of R % | lease shipping is reached within 48 of her daughter, Miss Thelma various mmlng propenhs I e‘lll C‘lsh G ‘n” B 4 HN houu" B Elaine Archambault to Forest Vie-| un L4 "y ¥ Seattle to Act tor Smith, which took place here! fod ) CASH, GROCIRS BT mc!? dsi::ltot:d mil!;ooci:f?; 52 e TWO HALIBUT SALES Corner Second and Seward e i BRI Take Bolcano in glass of hot: Free ne ties are ready le:o;‘ hsnmigmu; sux;\ PATCO GOES TO SITKA MADE m MM water. Get .m:, relief . . Delivery Ele“‘:{o negccixte& tl:; égio»n?(a The P _;, owned by g e st B 3 ~ e 'alco, seaplane B 1 ids. Re- for. . release. of Alaska shippi e Panhandle Alr Transport Com- | - "oLoahs 4o, mnms 14 the Al fiifim’ sk acids : . e p aska Coast Fisheries this morning, || .sul new v ¥y . . . better under ~ which the first ship, y a round trip to Ket- PER WA, with fresh supp | the Margaret T., Capt. Pete Hildre, ONE DOLLAR 3 h - suj an vesterday, and one to Sitka f PACKAGE funded if due at Anchorage today, offered > f melll-WO pounds; and the M1817, J. GE. Money refun e e i i o 0y, C. V. Kay, one of the'qguioi 4500 pounds. The price|| you don't et relier B mom; ags ¢ 3 5 pe - ® of the company continued y, poun gales was 6.08 and 4.05 cents|| - v* d proposed ending the strike and ne Princess Adelaide to K ¢ proposals had been submitted Ketehikan, per pound. CARL SHIELDS to Mayors of the e G e s il g SN Alaska Distributor l sections. The proposals arc ICE CREAM SOCIAL MISS R, PORTMAN ARRIVES W 132¢ Sprague, Spokane, Wn. UN’TED FOOD Co " disclosed. Presbyterian Church Parlors, Fri- | HERE FROM THE som‘ut, i A |day, June 15. A special merchant's ! < ¥ ) PR - nnlcnl.ll:l DIES lunch will be served at noon for | Miss R, Porm ayrived in -'fl‘“ THE MISSY SHOP | %) GASB GROMS ¥ ‘35 cents. Ice cream social all neau on the Princess Mcln.lda from ' Specializing in | 16 W M P‘l o ous, (Dam) Carrier, resi- |afternoon and evening. Come and | the south and expects to make hen HOSIERY, LINGERIE, | Phone We Beliver eats—Phope 16 “of Hyder for the past 14 bring your friends. home here. Miss Portman lived HOUSE DRESSES | ~ - ¢ # mmmm’mmy .adv. THE MARTHA SOCIETY. |in Alaska several years ago and and acoessorfes at moderate | CERs T [ 5 T o away recently R A taught school at Chichagof and g ] 2 2 PR ks Lo, passed | Shop In Juneau Wrangell DRilseci amies -l Old Papers for Sale* at Empire Office