The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 11, 1935, Page 8

g 54 340 VOTES ON LIQUOR QUERY | ARE RETURNEU murmmmm AT GOVERNMENT SCHOOL ABSENT absent from the high school andl that’ 137 were not in M'.endancelsAN FRA clscu unu HEssE |S in the lower grades. Miss Mar- garet Yeakey, commercial subjects | instructor in the high school, also MAN Is NAMED LAID TB REST cIHcUIT JUDGE One of Founders of Cor- is absent. Superintendent Phillips said thai he had no intention of closing me schools. dova, Assistant to ¥ ICS ABSEN QUC‘S“"””‘]"‘* Deadline Set Loootdinig to S HepOEAGALY Bheer | ¢ L L cflf“m‘ 5 g : | William Denman Appoml- Heney, Passes 2 at Tuesday, Jan- | Dr. Vance B. Murray, district med. | FeW Pupils in the Catholic School | Fas Manber Ninth- N\ t - | i director for the Bureau o | Were reported absent today by Rev.| € | SEATTLE, Jan. 11.—Udo Hessa,s uary 15 Indian Affairs, at least one-half|W: O Levassewr. =~ = el Court of Appeals oY, S0 ygaea, Givll engincer, NSk e of the pupils at the Government AR 98 B {been burled at Evcrett. He died Cit, January 18 Council meeting scheduled on | School are absent.'; Mrs. Janea Allén, principal of the school, opinion that the children were as safe from disease in school as they would be staying at home. Attendance at the public schools | ook another tumble today with 166 absentees reported by A. B grade was absent. Yesterday, but | six were absent from the Kinter- garten. There is a total enroll- SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. 11, {last Monday. '——wflllam Denman, attorney and | in making the report, Steffen Jr, met a bear face to[ face in Jock's Mountain near heres | while on a deer hunting trip.| Knowing that it was legal to KiU\George, Great Britain's war ume)wg) fell on its ‘back, bear in seif-defense, young Stellen | Prime. Minister, has taken up clog to the fur. Maddened | raised his rifle to his shoulder and |dancing; by accident. aimed at the bear. Looking down the barrel of the [foot work would warm his feet | filled with hay. The flames to Warm Cold Feet| ATTENDANCE FALLS i ‘was warming: itself in the kitcr ;on the farm of Jan Kolodziejski, LONDON, Jan. 11.—David Lloyd | | when suddenly a burning lump of setting fir, ith. paig and fear, the animal darted fromy . He discovered that a little expert | the .room, and rushed into a barn Hesse helped tound the city of \pollncal ally of United States Sen- |Cordova, and helped the late M. | indicated, however. 'that yript @ | €Nt in the Catholic School, ‘"',awr Hiram W. Johnson, has bgen|J. Heney build the Copper River' ,me absences were due to ‘influ- clud_lng the ;, Kindenfartén, af Bl;n.y::polnted Judge of the Circuit |and Northwestern Railroad. 4 In many she. pointed | PUPIS- i ’ Court .of Appeals of the-Ninth Ris=| : The Widow, two sisters and tw | out, the pupil was at home, car- O “mct ‘including Alaska. The ap- nieces survive. " ing for other members of the fam- ) | pointment. Is subject to Senate con- . ‘uy who Are: 11 Bear Runs Away | firma |Cat Catches Fire 8 . Allen indicated that, de- at Slght of Glllll » | ’ spite the large number of absent- u d G c' 3 | Bll‘ln Down Barn ees, there was no reason for clos- e | oy eorge ogs P | ing the school. She expressed the | . SONBURY, Jan. 11—Mirand E.| | LODZ, Poland, Jan. 11.—A cat n r quicks 4.y 3 - | gunSwas too much for the bear. I¢|after work on his farm at Churt. |1y spread and before help could b City Clerk Henning t again Phillips, superintendent of schools. | turned around and scampered | A 7l-gear-old shoemaker made brought, every building on the farm nded citizens that ; adult Phillips said that 29 pupils werc away. (he new clmms s.hoes had been burnt to the grou although not a registered e - - = == - voter, but who is a permanent G resident of the 'e may obtain a ballot. The questionnaire, he said Three times as many boys as girls were born to film notables last year, with Sally Eilers son (top, was be mailed to t gistered vot left), and Dennis, pacities, on Hollywood. Lina Basgueite’s son (left below), Joan Blonlell's son (right, below), Bing Cresby twins, Philip 2mong the males showered by the stor: i 5 s P 5 adult A may but no organized team ' dropped frpm school last year, but | n Anx“ the U'l‘vl HUSKY TRAGK practice was held this last Ia]l.]reu_xrm. big as a horse, and is| a (~; Hall for a ques- Practice Inside | registered as a sa_pyomf)m He | Henninz said this ap- The bespectacled mentor, who, | ¢ th.Sme p‘;]“":f' "')::fhh‘:ask"i‘: . to persons MEN TURN uuT B right nowp also is engaged in turn- heavy for a hur e_r: f’ b};‘ 5 i fighway, but who ar § |ing out a winning basketball team, fact, for a high }S‘“CI sarr " eai the city, * had his track athletes under wraps ¢an race over the lows in gr “Y H 0 d G d M 9 . ek and working on the small elghth- SVle. ‘ our fHome-Uwne rocery an arket RIS N NS 9 e of-a-mile track inside the Pavilion Bruce Humber, another sopho- - . AT THe e+ . this week. This type of work, al- more and a speed-ball sprinter , s ot e e B R L Y Ty 3 though increasing in intensity as from Roosevelt High School here, £ « Washington Thinclads the 1ads become more accustomed alu; is tomeg bg‘dthe e)cple::ilst ajsga‘ ¢ ¥ . to the drills, will continue until the real comer. He some og- o . 5 ¥ : ., craig; = . 61| Boast Several Coming | Jiaiher pormits a switeh to the #ing in December to gt the feel of We Are Fair! The United Food Co. is owned and operated by liott, Kezc]hlk.m; Donald Neilson; Race Slars larger outdoor Stadium oval. the spfl}(lesmand it was a pleasure s J. K. Paull, Roy Cox # St - for successful track t© Watch him. P ] ‘AN . 3 1 4 Al Ll Tk R R e e i Juneau residents and taxpayers and we are 100% fair in Prices, S gen: ahlberg 3 1= vt > d ’ S i s &5 mre ek i o i o 5 e s’ st e o, i v, st o |l G ice Quality and Values! A trial will convince ol . Sentinel Island; S. A. Myers. the past, the University of Wash- ‘he‘gh.‘ SYEGH 8 T S0 00 A o BRI el R R ’ « Y alues! / rial will convince you: i i, e ___|ington’s track and field team to-{-hough always a highly feared and % f 1 R day took stock of its prospects for | cspected threat to Northern Di- lor, Pruzan was Washington's lone P H 0 N E 1 6 () the 1935 intercollegiate season. ision, Pacific Coast Conference competitor to reach the finals of P H 0 N E 1 6 - to Monday, Coach Hec Edmundson | track honors, the Huskies have had the National Intercollegiate meet called his thinclads to their first | two or three lean years in the im- in Califarnig: 1886 yéar. Friipn ran ", workout of the year. And, unlike§mediate past—but may find in /| the hurdles then, but also can BROWN BLUE $12.95 This is the Number January Clearance a great value it is! Think of it! overcoat at tremendous savings. ® In Broken ¢ LEADER DEPT. STORE GEORGE BROS. other years, this call really was the initial practice, for Edmundson's 1935 a return to power. Miler Tecuted | step a lively quarter. His powerful i!egs make him a broad-jumper of no mean ability. usual system of having a fall and| Perhaps the most promising can- M I L K DANISH PRIDE — As spring session was abandoned when | didate for high honors this spring| Other stars who worked out here | TOMA TO UAL VITA school d in October. vill be Jimmy Angle, sophomorelast week included Frank ‘Plumb, P g Rk oA o e S sl nbm Posk - Aiglh iy aiY the | senior sprinter; Ken Killien, an- CA E Fine as Can Be Had . . BRAND candidates turned out for cross- country activity and thereby built up their leg muscles and lung ca- TOP COATS 1 value in our Sale. And what . TWEED AVY igns of the zodiac, should beat 4:20 in the mile. And that’s traveling As a frosh last year, Angle con- sistently whipped varsity milers. Then, there’'s another second- year man named Vic Palmason, who is due for some mighty classy short and middle distance running. Slight, but a driving racer, Pal- mason should be close to Confer- ence figures in both the 440-yard dash and the half-mile run. Jack Lipscombe, from Hiline High School, has returned to school, and should give the Huskies real ma- terial in the low hurdles. Lipscombe has been heralded as a fitting suc- cessor to the great Steve Ander- son, Washington's Olympic Games hurdling ace of 1928. Lipscombe other short dash man; Bob Swyish- | er, high jumper who has been on the sick list for a year, but who has bettered six feet; Walt Rohr- scheib, javelin thrower, who has | topped 200 feet with the spear; and Bert Anshutz, hurdler who may be | switched to the dashes. But the weights—that's where> hhe Huskies may be forced to take | it on the chin. 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