The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 8, 1936, Page 2

P el THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 8, 1936. : - : o = = 3 Z 5 "z B 3 ; . U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU NG, OV 2 Department Buys 103 New Bombing Planes THE WE E ATHER uf E ! i (By the U. 5. Weather Bureau) ! s i E v alu es = | = Forecas! for juncau and vicinity. beginning at 4 p.m., January g: » = i igkRE s Snow tonight and Thursday; moderate southeast winds, e i = a = LOCAL DATA E s Ttme Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Ve Weathe = = I"4 p.m. yest'y 29.14 21 k6] SE Lt. Snow —“—'__ = 4 am. today 29.21 26 81 SE 9 Lt.Snow ¢ g Ncon today .. 29.31 29 85 S 4 Cidy WOMEN’S WINTER COATS = oy ferorT ‘ e v 420 % =2 YESTERDAY | . ' | TODAY ft , g i Highest 4p.m. Lowestda.m, 4dain. Precip. 4a.m. H‘\LF‘PR!@E = Station temp. temp. temp. temp. veloeity 24hrs. Weathe - * ST = Anchorage - S, ities - 0 —— ; S : " b e = Barrew -20 fidig Nome 0 -2 0 4 Trace Cldy L - B 9 = Bethel -14 -14 . -14 4 0 Pt Cudyl: Gne %P @Hp ‘W OMEH S DRESSES = Fairbanks -8 { -8 -2 4 Trace Snow 9 A\ R g . Dawson ' ... e — -16 -3 4 o Cldy =| United States aerial strength will be tremendously | bombing planes of the above type, all-metal, low- f;i;,;‘“,‘,;;w ;: : ;f 2 ",’ SR values tfl $16' ] oo increased on delivery of the recently announced | winged, twin engined monoplanes, at a total cost of Kodiak .. 32 33 2 % % 03 g;l;'lx [ ] order, of ithe war department yalling for 103 new $6,498,000., Ry Tty ¥ g Cordova . 36 32 b 30 30 4 82 Snow Now e o o & 6 0 o 0o S g ; E P ¢ DA ;nn ; : 2 :: o s s 3 i y 05 - - — 17 —_— = g PAWWS MIDGET PLAN } DfiflRnflT I,RlAL | etennian 38 36 3¢ 34 4 86 Pt Cldy . o 1 3 ¥ : | ] L Prince Rupert 40 40 3¢ 40 8 60 Rain G[RLS’ “ILK , i i R Edmonton P B 5 hagiiyg Clear ¢ ® 3 4 & Seattle % 46 4“4 4 12 28 Rain 29 i Portland 8 48 46 46 B a3 Rain e« ° San Francisco 56 54 50 50 4 02 Cidy DRESSES RN T New York ..o 42, 38 S s ) g 0 Cldy ‘Washington 48" 5 0 32 36 8 v 0 Cldy 'v j‘ o AN WEATHER CONDITIONS AT 8 A. M. ¥ | P s L A Juneau Adrport, tno’:tns.rmmperamre 26; Taku Pass, snowing, ¢ ¢ ¥y oo g lasg s 10;' Radioville, raining, 38; Cordova, cloudy, 28; Chitin, cloudy, -8; CE?_ARAQQCE GF wmmn uATs, Accused Hits Ex-wife's| \ioariny, snowing, -5 Anchorage, clear, 5, Nenans, Soudy, i oot Story—]ul"y May Get Fairbanks, cloudy, -6; Ruby; louly, -3; Nulato, cloudy, -2; Kaltaz, - 'S, PURSES, BLOUSES Cus Tomorrgw | . 5 Gt St 3 : S@ Aa§l s, § N aseii | Tow SYNOPSIS o i Mm‘;_ —‘jm—“m . Low barometric pressure prevailed this morning throughout Al- | SKIRTS §5C EACH @5C Clean-Up Lo aska arid over the northeastern portion of the North Pacific Ocean, the pressure being lowest over the Gulf of Alaska where a reading the shooting and contradicting ICh | o5 2890 snches was reported. = Precipitation has fallen along the of the testimony given by his former | ;qu445) regions from the Prince Williem Sound region southward to wife, the present ulrs: Peter Kirkl-| cojifornia - and - scattered precipitation over the interior and western o ®| bo. Mrs. Kirkibo claimed at' yester- portions. of -Alaska. 2y's hearing that amoest of her ‘“‘I Cold weather continued over the mouth of the MacKenzie River ¢ ° mony on behalf of her husband AY! 14 “yoderate temperatures throuzhout Alaska. | the urst trial was false. =1 AR T BT e PG £ DeGroot was preceded on 'the |of her previous testimony by Mrs. | stand by four prosecation witnesses. |Kirkibo, the former rs. DeGroot, | STEAMER AGENT George Jones told of investigating | ng pecause of the arrestof a Juneoi| WILCOX IS -LEAVING the case and taking the accused man SHOP IN JUNEAU, FIRST! ~ SHOP IN JUNEAU! yoass, Jayunly eca uso o8 o srershl for asserted attempts to in- into custody, while T. O. Thomson |y ', 85 s u ON ALASKA, SOUTH and M. H. Truesdell gave testimony | M. J. Wilcox, Agent for the Alaska PTONNE A CSOIR" 1S g t as ballistic experts on the rifle as- Threats Charged < . Steamship Company, Mrs. Wilcox CRET(J\] ‘Nl" A“ S\)P‘ FI\/I l‘NT’ values o 75C NOW ZSC Yd‘ erfedly used in the crime. Clerk of | Clarence Johnson has been ordered | and their son John will sail. for the ~ ~ B QT Court Robert E. Coughlin told of to show cause why he should not be | States on the Alaska. Mr. Wilcox SPECIAL ON CURTAIN SCRIMS L -20c yd. bringing money from Mrs. Kirkibo | clted for contempt of court, and lodg- | will attend a company conveation = o ~ ~ : at Chichagof to her husband in Ju- ed in the Federal Jail in lieu of $2500 | of Alaska Steamship Agents in So- = COLORED MONKSCLOTH, 50 in. wide -.95¢ yd. neau at ¢ time previous to the crime, |bond. He is charged with intimidat~ | attle, and will return to Juneau in = s ¢ when Coughlin was purser aboard a |ing Mrs. Kirkibo, and carrying a | about three weeks. ‘Mrs. Wileox = BROCADED DAMASKS, 50 in. i threatening letter to her from the | will go to Louisville, Ky., to visit = d-the-world flier, tried out a 350-pound “flea |defendant himself. He will be brought | her father, E. J. Bennett, accom- g "*"‘viiO $1'00 yd' cmd 2 Yds. sl.oo phfl{dlz Pa‘:‘e‘n‘t’“':?&f;‘:‘:nmineofi?ru. Y.l He said the tail wheel of th'c Reversal GTan(zd | before Judge Alexander Saturday. ‘ panied by her son John. x = # i : miniature was out of line and that he would make further tests. He's DeGroot was convicted of secord | s Qertlilid s 1 = MESH CURTAINS—Green and Rust, shown in the cockpit in these photos. (Associated Press Photos) degree murder here in 1933, ANd WA | fremoemommrmm oo oo oot s oot = s e 5 4 fudzs: RN s 1 to 20 years by Judge = it e ; 1. %2.50 sentencec } = At 75—Clearance B REDMAN RETURNS HERE | RIELAND ARRIVES f’r“‘l’;fiipAfi‘g:‘f’x‘:gfhg"of‘t‘h:"l‘(’;gi y = LACE PANEL CURTAINS $1.00 pair Herb Redman of the firm ‘of N.| 'E. J. Refland, Alaska Agent for oo 1'% Sase: e TGS Of e Ocet | g c o A L o = £ g : ¢ Bl d Lester Troast returned from a trin | Schillings Bros. products. arrived gnd e was ordered given a new trial | = 27 in. OUTING FLANNEL—Pink, Blue an to the States on the Victoria. | on the Victoria. Widespread interest has been! % 3 = 2 S Ll T AT e e in th d hearing of the Th Id Favorite— urni i = White 8 yds. for $1.00 aroused in the second hearing of the e O av. Long Burning Wellington Lump Is again on the market, but at « greatly reduced price Now $14.30 Per Ton F.O.B. Bunkers Be B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. “Juneau’s Leading Department Store” mmunmun|m||umunlmmmlmummmummumnummmmnmmmlmm_ b 0 D ensational! : ® PACIFIC COAST COAL | COMPANY —PHONE 412— o ® WATCH! e EXPECT! | S e ) e e [ | ! | | | | | | | e SEE! , ; 6 : ) & We blame the mild weather . . . . TOMORROW MIDNIGHT OIL ¢THURSDAY) stcre will be CLOSED ALL DAY 'in { preparation of a2 HUGE CLEARANCE OF ALL WIN- TER READY-TO-WEAR. If members of your family do a lot of reading nights, they will certainly appreciate the new I E. S. Study Lamps. Don’t wait until it’s necessary to see a specialist about eyes. Poor light will cause “Eye & . Strain,” forerunner of most eye trouble. 5§, Pk BETTER LIGHT—BETTER SIGHT wB » i _ SALE OPENS FRIDAY S e B Five Army airplanes bombarded Mauna Loa volcano on the island of Hawaii recently in mani§ first attempt tc turn back a lava eruption with his own devicés. Twenty 609-pound bembs dropped and exploded on the river of molten rock that for five weeks had been creeping menaeingly toward thé City of Hilc and ils water reservoirs. Every bomb made a direct hit. The sceme was' fwesome andd terrifying. At the head of the flow was a tongue of fire 200 feet wide. 1t rumbled, hissed and des voured bruch and trees in cingle spurts of flame. Ear-splitting explosions occurred- bemeath: the rived of fire. The drainage path to Hilo is the Wailuku River. The Hilo reservoirs are 11 milés up this river from the town. It could not be determined immediately if the bombing checked the direction of the lava flow. Photo shows a crowd watching lava approaching the bay of Hoopuloa during one of -Magna Lez’s recent eruptions. % MORNING AT 9 $3.75—co-plete—s3.75 " JONES- EVENS Maska Electric Light & Power Co. JUNEAU 6 '~ DOUGLAS 18 ety A. B. CAIN EDITS time in Juneau, was formerly a| RAPUZZIS RETURN HOME 2 contributor for the Portland Ore- | ALASKA CATHOUC gonian, the Oregon Journal and| Charles J, Rapuzzi, Skagway mer - g Telegram, the Catholic Sentinel of | chant, Mrs. Rapuzzi and their chil- Portland, the National Hibernian|dren, Betty, Charles and Robert (Philadelphia), and has contributed | Rapuzzi, are passengers on the Vic- _ largely toward other Catholic pub- |toria from Seattle to Skagway. mary 4. A B. Cain, well-known ..., — i@ &f the Oatholic Church g0 o oontinue his work as Al- | | of the Nativity, became editor of g’ core oot o8 SO S0 TS 1O WHOM IT MAY CONCERN the Alaska Catholic, official Organ p,og oo ang the National Catholic| MY Wife, Nellie Solbick, having the Vicariate of Alaska. The|eqs nirectors, and as a director |1eff ™Y bed and board, is no langer solic was formerly edited b’{uf publicity for the National Shrine | Permitted to use my name for the|. rg, who recently re-| . o perece purpose of - obtdining ~tredit *'and to pressure of other ————————— this is due notification that I will not he responsible for her acoounts. Qain, who has been for some’' SHOP IN JUNEAU, FIRST! Beginning with the issue.of Jan- ady, KNUT SOLBICK.