The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 16, 1934, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE. FRIDAY. NOV, 16, 1934 I EDITOR IS THREATENED l:lechon Trouble at Brem- U. 8. DEPARTMENT 01" AGBICULTUBE WEA'LW BUW The Weather ' ./ (By the U. S. Weather Bureau) Wife of Regént Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 4 p.m, Nov. 16: { Fair tonight and Saturday, moderate to fresh easterly winds, de- | creasing Saturday. Holiday Fashlons New Arrivals in Single and Double Breasted Styles Fine Tailoring and Best Quality Transparent Velvets Dress Coods Black—Brown—Wine 39 inch 54 in, Wlde, $l 65 to OTTAWA, Nov. 16. — With the |and teachers feel on the subject of | LI 0. number of Eskimos in the Far |the necessity for continuation of | scheme. or QU Rb d North declining steadily since their |the Juneau Parent-Teacher Asso- Sy e IN A _HURRY!" $2 50 yar first contact with white men, the |ciation, questionnaires were sent| One hundred and seventy-seven PHONE 91 ' yard, $2.75 WOOLEN SUlTlNGS AND COATINGS Plaid, Silks, Taffetas e oWl A Plain W oolen and Phud HIIIIIfllmlflmIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHMMHIIIIHIIIIIliHIIIIIIIIHHIMMMHHMMIIIIHflmfiIIIHHIHMIIIIIIIHIIIIIIMHIHMIHHHH[{HNIII = enship’s opponent contends Blank- enship is not a- citizen because of a sentence allegedly served for fraud in Kansas in 1910. Telegraphed affidaviss from Kan- sas show Blankenship was paroled and full rights of citizenship restor- ed, but the fight goes on here. CANADA WILL AID ESKIMOS &= Canadian government today ismak- == ing special effort to tide them through the period of transition be- tween their ancient mode of lv- ing and the new kind of life which the spread of civilization is forcing upon them. The Eskimos of Northern Canada are wards of the Canadian govern- Princess Olga, above, attractive social favorite on the continent, comes into the European political limelight now that her husband, Prince Paul, has been appointed one of the three regents to guide the destinies of Yugoslavia until youthful King Peter becomes of egze. QUESTIONNAIRE ON P.T. A. SENT OUT To determine just how parents out today. The questionnaires are being sent by the Executive Board of the P.- T. A, including George W. Folta, President; Mrs. C. P. Jenne, Vice- | President; and Mrs. C. E. Harland, Secretary-Treasurer. ed, is to discover just what parents The main object, it was explain- | o erton Takes on Anoth- i % . ;DCALHDM;:\c s . & | arometer 'emp. (lum! y n( elocity eath.er AT SALE PRICES! A Pre'Th(lnksglvlng | er Heated Campaign 4 pm. yest'y ...2085 41 53 NE 8 Clear O 4 am. today .....2075 35 54 E 21 Clear ¥ 4 BREMERTON, Wash., Nov. 16.— Noon today ......2086 33 51 E 213 Clear i | Threatening notes have entered RADIO REPORTS into the Blankenship controversy here. YESTERDAY TODAY The notes haye been sent t0 Walton Blankenship, brother of Highest 4pm. | Lowest4am. 4am. Precip. 4am. Rush, who was elected Sheriff of Statton, .~ temp. temp, |, temp. temp. velgolty, 24hrs. Weather | ¥ Kitsap County, being a sticker can- gf;::“' e ’25 22 ! ;: { zg 3 02 cuar ! . e aRaeE . i rec v ;. Wilford Jessup, Editor of ' ' (i 8 . Introducing Paul Sargeant Dresses direct from one of New York’s ffiiwmemlerwn Sl e o Bethel | » | @ P U P.‘.C & i i P - Police J. W .Tribble has Fairbanks ... -4 & 14 10 {icelar | Leading Designers and Manufacturers. fih;ffbe‘fn cml-enc;’nem S il i i gL : d ool Tar and feathering for Tribble St. Paul ... 40 40 398 g4 02 cldy and burning of the Searchlight Dutch Harbor 44 4 38" 38732 44 Rain plant has been threatened. Kodiak .o 40 38 |~ 36. 36 4 02 Cldy. o A Superior Court order has been Cordova 42 40 | 380 30 4 0 Clear ® served on the Hlection Board re- Juneau - 2 41 2 3B 21, 170 Clear straining it from issuing the cer- Ketchikan 50 44 | 86 40 4 02 Rain tificate of election to Rush Blank- Prince Rupert ... 50 46 42 46 20 28 Cldy St i enship on the grounds the election Edmonton ... 32 30 24 24 8 Trace Clear RESRESTRES was irregular on November 6, Seattle ... 58 56 50 50 8 .02 Cldy Amos Corliss, Republican, Blank- Princess Olga Portland e 60 56 42 42 4 0 Foggy San Francisco 62 58 | 52 52 4 0 Clear WEATHER SYNOPSIS High barometric pressure prevailed this morning over the Mac- Kenzie River basin and low pressure over the North Pacific Ocean— | a storm area being centered about 600 miles west of Vancouver Island. This general pressure distribution has been attended by local showers over the Dixon Entrance, elsewhere over eastern Alaska 3 fair weather prevailed. A storm area of marked intensity was 1 centered over the Aleutian Islands, the lowest reported pressure be- ing 28.64 inches near Atka. Snow Was reported at Nome and rains over the Aleutian Islands. 5 It was warmer last night over Western Alaska and s’flghuy cooler over the eastern portion. feel the object of such an organi- | fe—————————— zation is and if such a group is RUG! needed ~in the city’s educauonall D S AND SUNDRIES New York City policemen were awarded “certificates of honor” re- cently by the Humane society for | \ rescuing animals. ————— SWEDISH MASSAGE Telephone Malila—10 e, Daily Empire Want Ads Pay! Fast Free Delivery Guy L. Smith Drug Store Next to Coliseum adv. | ment and are dealt with by the department of the interior. Offi- cials have found that the advent of the white man has made the Eskimos more dependent than ever before upon the outside world, and yard, $1.25 CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS, B gl s by tlw box . that they have become susceptible 58 and % > to_the white man’s diseases. i mcludmg Envelopes . . . . . . 250, 50c, $1 .00 i o o s o 19 455 455 g .5 - B QA e V) Northern Canade, Ottis st | QUALITY ———JUNEAU CASH:. GROCERY PRICE estimate because of the nomadic life of the Eskimos and the diffi- culty of identifying them. The de- partment of interior has begun a System of finger-printing to aid in identification, but this is confned to patives undergoing medical treatment. ©Once a year the department sends a supply ship north, touching as many as possible of the settle- CREAM of WHEAT large pkgs, 23c¢ Heinz RICE Flakes 2 pkgs. 27¢ PRUNES v Ground | 3 Tbs., 25¢ Box- $139 Reg. pkgs. EXTRA SPECIAL! Fresh Oregon Dry Clean Stock EXTRA SPECIAL! Full Cream American CHEESE 19¢ 1b. 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Eski- 4 mos of the Western Arctic are . 23 1b 'Behrends Co.,; e S R i ° ) " ; JONATHANS A custom in the Blue Grass sec- ROME BEAUTIES Fine Quality = “Juneau’s Leading Deparlmanl Sm tion of Kentucky Is to build farm = gates that can be opened from an filIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIlllllllmlllllmlllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIHlIIIlHIHIIIIlIIIIIIlIIlIllIIIllIlIllllllIl i |||||M lllllllll Y S o b S v e Apple 7 SPF%CA%“H :WE‘ ssmmns Wgfifigf 4 AGANAAR NO-RUB Pint Can | SWANSDOWN ‘|own tol with GRIDIRON SCHEDULE|Mioris 2 5 weoert 'l A blend of ok sries |l Floor Wax . . . 49c | Cake Flour . . . 33c at Jowa's Dad’s day -and American (ercmatic leaves and seeds] w“ . all pickling purposes) Schlllmg’ Pieklm 0 513 Spice 3 bunche 10¢ IOWA CITY, Nov. 16—No matter what caliber of football team the |’ University of Jowa puts on the field this year it's eertain to play five of its eight contests as fea- tures of speeial occasions. Ohio State university. has mn notitied Hawkeye . athietic -offielaty here that the Ohio-Towa game @at| ;g5 L Columbus, November 94, s been’ designated as Covernor's day fi that ‘invitatiens are being’ sent In addition, the Iowa team mctl it FRESH RADISHES Green Onions . SHAKER—Square Shakers Salt, 3 for . . . 14c QUAKER PUFFED Large pgs. Wheat, 2 for.. . 25¢ ARMOUR’S Large cans Beef Stew . . . . 25¢ YOU will want one of ) i .of Louisville, Ky, has established the J. B. Speed Memor- Arts,. in memory of , friend of Abraham mu'ney general of Sml from 1864 to An Evening of Real Fun! Large—Crisp Celery, each FRESH FROZEN Strawberries . . 29¢ | ELKS’ ANNUAL PURPLE BUBBLE BALL 10¢ Pt. carton 9 Times Out of 10 HOMEWORK MEANS to Gov. George White and other Ohio offieials to be guests of. hon- or. Nebraska at Lincoln, Ootober Nebraska’s Band day; the oppositioh ‘&t Elks’ Hall by # CARLAND. 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