The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 7, 1936, Page 2

A I et v b T HILDREN'S ODREN'S GLC P - -2 > O - T 2 ) ] ] ] 1) —. -, -] -] . o ;.1 ..., o ., .. -’ -y WOMEN'S SILK e . UUERTHER .-v CALLS FOR WARM TOGS Save on These Cold Weather Garments TODAY! VES AND MITTENS 75 cents EN'S WOOL HOSE ents and 75 cents KNITTED 75 cent’s and $1.00 WOOL SKI SOCKS 90 cents AND WOOL HOSE TOQUES 95 cents and $l.25 EXTRA WOMEN'S WOOL GLOVES $1.25 SPECIAL ALL WOOL DOUBLE BLANKET 50—NOW $10.50 “Juneau’s Leading Department Store™ 6. GOLDSTEIN LEAVES TODAY ON LONG TRIP POLIGE PRESS VAGRANT DRIVE IN' CALIFORNIA Fur Trader, Accompanied Transients blop sed at State by Wife, Going to LA, then Into Northwest California, and 2 radio over fon KNX, is soldstein’s novel way of \iorming inhabitants of the frozen Nor est Territory that he will soon be among them on & fur-buy.ng expedition Mr. Goldstein, wi by Mrs. Goldstein. leaves on the Vie toria today enroute for Los geles, is confident that the powerful adio station, which is heard ove: entire northw country, will ntly advertise his arrival to trappers to seek him out with catel which J he has received, is both year and of exception- rip to accompanied th cause ful this ran fur trader will travel as Athabasca 10 be gone six weeks awhile, Mrs. Goldstein will re- three-months’ visit with in Los Angeles. or a her daughter An- Line—Los Angeles Has Roundup LOS ANGELES, Cal., Feb. 7.—Los Angeles authorities concentrated on a roundup of vagrants within the county limits, while 136 policemen »atrol the state’s borders to halt the lux of indigent migrants. er! deputies are instructed t» arrest persons violating the beggins s in residential sections. Deputy ef Cross of the police “Foreign reported that officers are an effective drive against s riding freight trains into S l()Rl\l' RANGERS LILAVF Forest Rangers William nd J. M. Wyckoff, ¢ Kenai and Southern divi- cctively, will leave on the t. Wyckoff will re- to his post in Petersburg, while Sherman journeys to Spokane for a fire prevention conference. - - SHOP IN Jl"\l‘,\l' ‘HERE’S TO OUR HAPPINESS' Charles van der Voort Dresser, 26, stepson of the late oil million- aire, Hen,y H. Rogers, and his beautiful bride the former Judith Ford, 21, drink a toast to their future after their midnight marriage at Ar- -.nu, N. Y. (Associated Press Photo) | were | Reck, Robert M. Keeny, her owner, | by authorities to be illegal. I'HE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY, FEB. 7, 1936 ' PALLBEARERS Many Required ' ANNOUNGED FOR to File Their CARVER RITES Income Returns Spanish Wdl‘ Veterans, Plo— Single Perwna, Those Max- neers and Legion Will ried, Must Make Cut Conduct Funeral Statements and honorary pallbearers| Returns are required of every of J. Nelson “Doc” | single person who for the year 1935 il War veteran on| bad a gross income of $5000 or which will be more or a n ncome of $1,000 or eld at 1:30 o'clock Sunday after- more and of every husband and wife won in the Elks' Hall under the'living together who for the year int auspices of the Spanish Am- | 1935 had an aggregate gross income n War Veterans, Pioneers of | 0f $5,000 or more or an aggregate Alaska and the American Legion,'net income of $2,500 or —more announced today Widowers, widows, divorcees, and e list includes Charles married persons separated by mu- tyal consent are classed as single erscns. The personal exemptions $1,000 for sinzle persons and $2,- 500 for married persons living to- gether and for heads of families. Husband ax > living together from | may make separate returns of ths income of each, or their income may be included in a single joint return. If separate returns are filed, one may not report income which be- lcngs to the other, only the income which actually be- longs to him. If a joint return is filed. such return is treated,as a taxable unit, and the income dis- The Hawkesworth, Charles E. Naghel | md J. P. Williams, representing re Spanish American War veter- nd Homer Nordling, Trevor is and W. O. Johnson, the egion. The honorary pallbearers Igloo No. 6, Pioneers of Alaska, were announced by C. W. Carter, President of the Pioneers, as fol lows: Mayor I. Goldstein, John Sam Chris- ensen, Elmer Reed :.hd Tom Dull. tax and the surtax. Husband and wife may elect each BOAT SEIZURE or separate returns. ver, joint or separate returns have The U. S. Cusiums$ Service's auc- ion of the gas boat Janie K, sched- been filed for a particular year, neither husband nor wife may after led for today, was cancelled when | the due date of the return file an Dr. H. Vance, posted an | amended return or returns on a dif- 3800 personal bond pending a court | ferent basis for that year. earing on the government’s seizure. | —————— The boat was released to Dr. Vance ntil the District Court weighs lh"‘ ase here next fall. ‘The Janie K w: eized by Customs »fficers for violation of the law r Miss Doris Evelyn kifendahl, agec ating to ownership of vessels by |15, youngest daughter of Mr. anc uiens. The boat was sold by August | Mrs. Victor H. Elfendahl, died re- Romanseth to Constantine “Gus”|cently in Seattle after an illness o Fadeef, assertedly an alien, who lat- | two months. Mr. Elfendahl is Presi- T sold it to Dr. Vance. The trans- dent of the Skinner & Eddy Corpor- ctions involving Fadeef were s ation and Alaska Pacific Salmon Company. DAUGHTER OF ELFENDAHLS PASSES AWAY IN SEATTLY but must report ' | closed is subject to both the normal SEVEN KILLED DURING SYRIA STUDENT RIOT Troops Fne on Dt‘monsha- tors— Mlh!aw Now in Control BEIRUT, Syria, iev. 7.— Seven sons were killed in a fresh out- of Nationalist rioting at Hama 17 soldiers, 12 policemen, and civilians were injured r demonstra- after a number o vesterday - in tion Troops fired on students after fail-\ them in running treet ing to overpower battles through the | seattle at the beginning of the Alas- PR NG Disorders which followed inflam- atory speechés at the mosque wes finally brought under control oy the troops o> FORMER SKAGWA RESIDENT IS DEAD Alfred H Rhukm 76, died e cently in Seattle and funeral serv- jces were conducted by the Rev. Dr william A. Major. Mr. Brackett was born in Minneapolis, Minn., went to ka gold rush and then came north and resided at Skagway in the early days. He returned to Seattle and es- tablished the American Dve Wors which was absorbed in 1930 by the Pantorium Dye Works. He remained with the firm until his retirement in 1932. Survivors are two sons, one daughter, a sister and four brothers. | Brackett was the son of the build-} 0. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU THE WEATHER (By the U. S. Weather Bureau) Forecas: for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 4 p.m., February 7: Snow and warmer tenight and Saturday;moderate to fresh south- east winds. LOCAL DATA Temp. Humldity Wind Velozity 30 SE 10 88 s 7 86 NE 15 Barometer 30.46 1 30.20 3 29.79 8 Time 4 pm 4 am Ncon Weathe. Cldy Lt. Snow Lt. Snow yest'y today today CABLE AND BADID REPORTS YESTERDAY | TODAY Highest 4pm. | Lowestdam. d4am. Precip. 4am. temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24hrs. Weathes 9i31 = | ol id 33 -36 | -36 -10 -6 -26 -56 28 Station Anchorage Barrow Nome Bethel Fairbanks Dawson St Paul Clear Clear Clear Cldy Clear . 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B.—POUND || All Brands—13 cans 29¢ Chase & Sanborn'’s With Better Times Votes! AP PEANUT BUTTER 2 LB. JAR 39¢ With Better Tinges Votes! 99¢ $3.49 CASE With Better Times Votes! MILANI FAMOUS SPAGHETTI EXTRA SPECIAL! SOUPS Phillips, All Flavors 2 CAN 15¢ A Real Fine Soup With Better Times Votes! MEAT DEPARTMENT CHICKENS Fancy Stewers—pound COTTAGE CHEESE BACON Hormel's—By the piece, lb. .. 24° 22° 8¢ We handle only the Finest Meats ob- tainable . . assuring you of only the best vyhon you make your purchases herel 32 28 Dutéeh Harbor Kodiak Cordova | Juneau 0 Sitka Ketchikan Prince Rupert Edmonton Seattle Portland San Francisco . New York . Washington Cléar Snow Snow Snow Snow Cldy 0 Clear 02 Clear Trace Pt. Cidy Trace Cldy 0 Cldy .01 Snow 62 Snow lavcocoweamsl 22 38 46 18 18 Roemomcma WEATHER CONDITIONS AT 8 A. M. Enowing, - temperature 8; Radioville, 7; Taku, snowinz, -12; Whitehorse, snowing -20; -20; Cordova, clouiy, 29; Anchorage, cloudy, ;7 Fair- -30; Hot Sorings, cloudy, -14; Tanana, cloudy. Nulato, clear, -20; Kaltag, clear, -20; Crook- ed Creek, -9; Flat, snowing, -11; Copper River, cloudy; McCarthy, snowing, -10; Chitina, cloudy, -11. WEATHER SYNOPSIS A storm area has developed ovor the Gulf of Alaska during the past 12 hours, the lowest reportel pressure being 29.50 inches a short distance south of Cordova. ' High barometric pressure pre- vailed from the Alaskan Arctic coast southeastward to the Rocky Mountain ‘States, the crest having moved from Dawson to Forf Smith, where a pressure of-30.98 iiches was recorded. Another low pressure area prevailed over the Pacific Ocean from the Aleutian 1slands southward to the Hawaiia1 Islands. This general pressure distribution has been attended by precipitation from the lower Kus- kokwim Valley southeastward to Sutheast Alaska, elsewhere over Al- aska fair weather prevailed. Snow was reported at New York and Washington this morning. Temperatures continued much below the seasonal average over eastern and southern Alaska and over northwestern Canada, al- though temperatures were not so 1w as yesterday in Alaska, but colder from Prince Rupert southvard to Oregon. Prince Rupert reported a temperature of 2 abov: Seattle 22 above, and New York and Washington 18 above FOUR GONVICT STAGE ESCAPE IN KENTUCKY Overpower Guards, Loot Arsenal, Hijack Taxi- cab—Get Away Patersburg, snowing, 14; Juneau, snowing, Burwash, foggy, banks, partly cloudy, -21; Ruby, cloudy, -10; MRS. CONNORS JR,, IS GOING TO CALIFORNIA Mrs. J. J. Connors, Jr., 1s leaving on the Victoria enroute for Califor- nia, where she will spend several months with her mother in San Jose. SHOP IN JUNEAT! R TR SHOP IN JUNEAU, FIRST] 100 PROOF o7 (l* 7l£"ulllm KENTULCKY STRAIGHT WHISKEY FRANKFORT, Ky., Feb. 7.—Four armed conyicts walked to freedom | from the main entrance of the Frankfort State Reformatory this | morning after overpowering two | guards and looting the prison arse- nal. The convicts hi-jacked a taxicab 0 make a getaway before the breax | was discovered. | The fugitives are James Morris, | Dexter Anderson, Henry Cooper and Clarence Crawford. — ., GLENMORE DISTILLERIES 0. woursviug™ owinsaone SHOP IN JUNEAU! ; Nothing seals the friendship between this store and its customers like quality. That is onme reason why we feature Edison MAZDZA Lamps. We know the quality General Electric puts into them insures the complete satisfaetion you get out of them. When you buy an Edison MAZDA lamp, you get a good friendefor your eyes.. When we sell it we make a good friend for eur store. 15¢ for 25-40-60-Watt Sizes 20c for 75 and 100-Watt Sizes Mlaska Electric Light & Power Co. 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