The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 5, 1935, Page 7

BARNEY GOOGI England’s most sensational divorc Christabel Russell, “dream child’ (insert), son of Lord Amptill. In parentage of boy born to Mrs. R Diream child,” lgitimately congeived. OPEN SEASON ONBEAVER FOR 1935 AfiNUUMGED Sk.ns HJV(‘ Been Allowed | Taken in S. E. Alaska recommen- trappers and of its a Game Com- on is permifting an open sza- son on beaver in Southeast Alaska from April 1 to April 20, 1935, both dates inclusive, with a bag limit of 10 beavers per trapper, it was apnounced. today by Frank Dufresna, Assistant Executive Of-} ficer of the Alaska Game Commis- sion for the Monument, 1 Baranof Islands ani area in Mendenhall Chichagof az the pested Valiey near Juncau,in which places no keaver .may be taken, Must Be Sealed skins of beavers trapped during the open season above pro- vided for shall be ' prasented for| sealing to a Game Warden, or o persans designated by the Commission, within sixty days after the close of the season, togethor with affidavit of lawful taking as has heretofore been required. Ar- nts have been made by the to. seal all skins ht intp the various Southeasc 2 communities, in addition to h the Commission’s Warden nnel will make numerous con- tacts with beaver trapping grounds. This will be the first open season on bea season Tha approximately 700 skins en in the Southeast Alaska | , Mr. Dufresne said. - ALASKANS ARE AMONG. RECENT VISITORS IN| PUGET SOUND CITY| Among residents of AlaSkd who registered recently at ‘the . New Washington Hotel in Seattle, some of whom are still in the Puget Sound City, and others of whom have already returned (o their northern homes are, J. E. Hopkins, Fairbanks; A. A. Shonbeck, Anchor- age; | Mrs. Laura P. 'Ordway, Ju- neau, S. K. Sharpies, H. C. Numan, Ketehikan; Mrs. W. Jewell, Juneau. Mr. and Mr5. J. A. Gustafson, Fairbanks; Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Blackwel, Joneau; Miss Pearl Pe- terson, June.u; H. E Warden | trappers on the| s since 1932 auring whica| Anchorage; | E. A. Rasmusson, M Q - 0 AND SPARK PLUG 'PEARS LIKE HIT WAR JES' VESTIDDY THET DAN'L WAR A-CRAWLIN' 'ROUND TH' FLOOR IN : HIS SHIRT-TAIL --- HE WAR TH' FRIEN'UEST BABY- KNOWED ME JES' EZ WELL- LOOKY HYAR, 'OMAN - - YE AIR ALLUS A-PROPHESYIN'-- T _NUVER SO MUCH EZ LIFTED A FINGER AGIN' HIM TILL HE g GOT THEM AR TRAIN NQTIONS -~ BILLA PRIMB BYTH SENATE } (Ccmtmued rom Page One) | el 2a e Sprleth o ‘}nw me \dsve]nmne'xt cof lh" 'ra Ti: Jtcr‘« and to cooperatz with the Federal Government, other States ;and agencies in ‘pianning, conser- n, util n and development resources. The council would e without pay and its members would be chosan for & period of two years The Patterson oill which would have up a radio station’ for pews disiemination under Terri- | torial control and appropri $20,000 for its operation, was killed | in the ate this morning through { indefinite pestponement. Two oth- ! er House bills were moved along to hird reading in the short ses. | whith was adjourned until tcmor- | row morning at 10 o'clock, afler | hearing introduction of the long House bills which were s night to De taken up the mmaming days of the session. his afterncon the Senators 2d themselves to committee work, ing over the big pile oI House s¢ o action has taken new twist as Mrs ” mother, sues John Hugo Russell divorce action in 1922 he disclaimed ussell. She replied that son was her House of Lords took action and ussell’s suit. i Political Rumblings Seen on Gold Ruling (Continued from Page Cne.) 1ey actually have lost by dellar plus those who are | ruistic = resentment what they call “repudiation,” | y be welded oy ihe court’s ac- 1to 4 blog of fadle po- apprec lities of the stror of Justice McReynolds' dis ‘centing opinion, properly - tran- | szribed and eirculated as a cam- | paign document, are not overlooke who hold such a view. hink much could be made | n2 Court justice's ter: The constitution is gone. Future Decivicns Count Much may dapend, of course, on what the court itself does hereaf—w tar, dther Néw ’ccmmv up for | next in order. | If the court now generally ap- | proves the other things done under Mr. Roosevelt's leadership, the gold sion may pass out of the politi- picture. If criticism continues | come from the highest tribunal {of the land, however, the Presi- .| dent's opponents may be expected to capitalize the situation fully, Deal legislation 15‘ judgment. NRA is | Skfl"\\a}, A. R. Brugger, Wran- | gell; A. H. McDonald, Fairbanks; | Miss Marion Dickey, Anchorage, and Capt. A. E. Lathrop, Anchorage. - - - IN HONOR SAINT JOSEPH Following a yearly practice begun in 1928, there will be again this year a solemn world-wide novena at Saint Joseph’s "Oratory, Mon- treal, exteriding from Mareh 10\ to 19, To join the novena, one has {enly to send his intentions to Saint Joseph's Skrine, Cote - des - Neiges, Montreal, and they will be placed before the statue of the saint dur-! {ing the novena. | REGISTRATION BOOKS OPEN | - Registration books for registra- | tion of voters for the general muni- cipal election to be held Tuesday, {April 2, 1935, are now open and will remain open until March 30, 1935. Voters who register at, this time will not have to register again for subsequent elections unless dis- | qualified by removal of residence or other good cause. American citizenship, twenty-one years of age, bona fide residence of the Territory of Alaska for ome year and the Town of Juneau, | Alaska, continuously for six months |immediately preceding said date 'of election are the qualifications | required. A. W. HENNING, —adv. ’ i DE BECK Figures in the Los Angeles divorce actions in which allegations of “wife trai as they appeared last November in the home of Barton Sewell, Beverly Hills, Cal., millionaire yachtsman. Left to right: Walter Emerson, Barton Sewell, Mrs. Leah Clampitt Sewell and Mrs. Jane Scholtz Emeérson. Emerson sued Mrs. Emerson for a divorce, naming Sewell co-respondent and in a counter-suit Mra. Emer- son named Mrs. Sewell co-respondent. (Associated Press Photo) CHARLES TURNEE, WARDEN WITH FISHERIES BUREAU, al Is Charles Turner, United States Bures fll Kodiak, is b ard the BOUND FOR KODIAK :pendinz o Seattle. Warden with the Fisheries, nd fo place after months in | Fairhanks pive Classifi EYE to EYE WITH THE BETTER BUY WISE buying these days doesn’t, necessarily, mean extensive and tortuous shopping tours. Wise shop- ping, yes, but NOT extensive. The Daily Empire Ads offer you all the ‘best buys in the things you need ‘and want . . . and you don’t have to move out of your homes to know immediately where they are! Hundreds of people have taken advantage of this easy and accurate way ‘of s]mppmn They like it. llu') re still doing it. Be wise and SEE the better buys cach day in the Ads of The DAILY EMPIRE .. 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B Phlnn are | travelling to Cordova on the Vie- 'toria from Seattle. He is proprie- tor cr a rcstauxam in Cordova. HAUPTMANNNAY 0T &EE 9 INDEATH Wlfc ‘er Conmc ef US Baby to Prison TRENTON, N.J., March 5.—Bru- no Richard Hauptmann may never | see his 15-months-old son again. “I will never take the child | there,” said Mrs, Hauptmann after a visit with her husband in the .| Trenton Prison Death House. Under the prison rules children may visit the Death House once a | month while the appeal is pending | and only once before his execution if the appeal fails. R MARRIES IN NOME Miss Lenore Peterson, of Seattle, |and Camero Newman, agent for the Nome Lumber Company at Nome, were married in Nome Feb- |ruary 4 at the home of Mr. and | Mrs. A. Polet. 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