The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 14, 1935, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY. OCT. 14, 1935. Mryxwwww GGRUNATIGN _ | rendered near au “ji 'utv par- BfiPKE'SMlTH | u. s m:m;:r;;:%op ;c;x;:;u;fi;;gm};fl BUREAU A s 1 U HG AR e SATURAY BIE SRR e LOCAL DATA SR 3 TR Birdie's E e . Time arometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity ~ Weather C[O[ es‘ Bridge Dedicaticn Preced- taitasooss Leate Popular Juneau Girl Be-| , R i 4 o Here 2 u 2t ¥ x * ed by Social Event, e b ' comes Bride of Former W Clear Elks’ Ballr 2 1 i Sk ; M 2 oday 9 NW 6 Clear s Daiiroom ) e aUWG\ an CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS Youll like the . 58 : " P YESTERDAY | TODAY 2 Jupd. ol ees R : lest 4p.m. | Lowestdam. 4am. Precip new flared skirts I Goetz 25, Mayor Gold- S ten temp. temp: temp. Vi s 4 oo e Cemes True Church became 3 s & . | the m, Mr. Rob- E Eugene 1 of S v 30 : i i ol leELIGHTS ; . : $ ; 7 ¢ Do g ‘ o I sion. t by inti- 44 & % time,” he said, > f t bride and " 46 < elegance 1n ties, separated . niid - I o eact a long arm of| g e g . thy May mlusel : c : ;g avy crepe | water. Tt was iream of the Atiandiig, tha ) Trul d “Ah, § y ‘ 53 les of these cities that some 4 bud"v had as his of- % the bridal 4 ; g : e : ;. The wed- : " ® z o x eau's 3 e aisle to Y 18 them. After pas- N & % o . a ohn's Wed- B, by e ars, this dre : “ 4 a or of the » v 1 K. Olafson performe- 54 conab| 5 is S5co0& w wm e ccoBo 5 . T > ruling majesties of these 5 . he g. 3 & A swine colors : ! ? il o olor t >d a great celebration. | 5 e ed i i 0 gg | 1 ts of both | 8 ' New | royal story . 3 sor. | vay f e A b askh i 62 5 3 3 ¥ ik )1 TS| N 3 WEATHER CONDITIONS AT § AM cloudy, temperatur g T L automob $ there should be but two, : # s and eceasional 0 t U A ARk i e T 1he]bn()|( . i of Ll\ Queens wa ble. But ithiere hnsidred The ide was charm » lines of these X sty s - ¢ ween and richness which we haven’t ; You'll .x‘(hn.n their rich shades. Dul posa ot ; o i e e Lo s i v purpie). bronze green, copper, rust, black. thes ok ToshEAOK ; st 1 y p ¢ of Oregon and th A b e £ e r I Peninsula. An area of high (REERW: s the Pacific Ocean, the crest bei 'm}m 0; :‘fnp}:“h "?T’;Jl r tk y Mrs. rees north and longitude 152 degrees west. This general ;‘“ o “1-5], ks ,)i'h‘ un D rshal Chars era ! lesti 2 * i been attended by rains from Prince Rupert e e | Sotvas istant W. E . ments of s Suth ¢ thern California, the Alaska Penineula, snow flur- WA SURS A perfe fmn i) en Nome and Ruby, and by generally air weather from Miss Patsy ; s ke . Cordavs ard to Ketchikan. olding up her " “ | il Godfrey, Miss Pa- s Nola Mae See-| Do U e N e Bl e 3 A ' a 0 e s of paste i Q”:C:)I--uzl;{':l-‘:(, oty ¥ t rded t .n!':nn:i“ £0, empleyad las b\ (vu' s Yog lnc- ) ar, fol ?ligzmax: = 1 { R PAA Lockheed Electra SHOP IN JU y h aids of honor, Miss b o . y ¥ o irbank rt- wrtment Store 57, goened in spple groen and ap- hore R 9 e M i BnNKS REPAiRED; ly After 9 A. M. R One wag on the it RELIEF MEN WORK ling to PAA radio ms d their attendants| , =~ ..." .5 Y have 1 v } . A Lo L T T T T Tt Ty 2 s L 45 ) ol T fac the audience, ard of honor standing v R Apr el Prpdimnst P pe T a ind Yukon Railway. He was XHZV on introduced ented to the the Douglas Queen, Phyl- dwards. o min 1 malke their| ol D”:f, E;‘l":rsoccasmn 348, 050 g 0t R E“'T”)“‘q IN POR a, where sald: I have been ' op. i o FROM SITKA ROUTE ineer in the | al life a Republican, but for _ . RESPERY il e Crocery n y | the Government o | £} e I am glad and anxious |, 2 ) rshi t g ~ tchika e North- | ® y \’m Guy Mel t the New Deal and the , € said that Mrs. Reed, = tic party.” i ¥ t nd t b £ g t of the bride, who accom- 1 r 1. Goldstein presented the Kfe.‘a i ot S Wy S ¢ - < i TO DOVG- ;| 3 . ed her south, was remaining Queen, Birdie Jensen, and . e B At S 1 s LAS! Daily at 10:00 am. and ‘ar lna n a week before returninq ch the crowd in t : Velantine J. H. s pm. Kelly Blake's SPECIAL T A Juneau home. for each Queen, which were nire \' ant Ads Pay! fr ! i LYVERY—Phene 442. it llIIIIIIIIIINHIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIHIIIIIIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIHHI!IIIIIIh I wllhhlllll% T ""fl CELS S e PAL""'?M ( ) Linen Shop ARTISTIC EMBROIDERED LINENS Third and Franklin imnnmnmmulum'ummumumum COPIES OF THE Dougl B 'd* Edit: | & \ ouglas bridge kdition WRAPPED, READY FOR ‘ T B WATCH HOSPITAL MAILING . . . .POSTAGE & ‘% ' P. L. McHALE PAID . . . 10c PER COPY @ C’;‘:‘:‘: ;’"x’:‘e:f[‘:“;’l‘;lsn’;::n Spring $1.50, Balance Staff $1.50 Crystals 56c and 75¢ “All Work Guaranteed” EAL MONUMENT TO THE NEW SPIRIT OF ALASKA! iy i Today PHONE 374 B e i 11 T o