The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 9, 1937, Page 2

N THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, FEB. 9, 1937. ALASKA TRAE &7t U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU 1 r f i, WEATHER THE WE: (By the U. S. Weather Bureau, Forecast for Juneau and viciuity, boginning at 4 pm., Feb. 9. Cloudy tonight and Wednesday, probably snow flurries; moderate southeast winds. § Di f WASHINGTON, Feb. 9. — Con- LOCAL DATA 3 ! et | New Prison Director [g.ccc ot an overtime session last Time Barometer Tem,. Humidity Wind Veloclty ~Wenther \Dr. Bunnell Cites How| {night, passed the $050,000,000 relief 4 pm. ye 23 96 s 6 Lt Snow | B o P f V |5 and deficiency appropriatien and 4 a.m. toda 32 93 S 3 Lt. Snow ‘ usiness rohts Via i |sent the measure to the White 12 noon tod: k] 84 s 8 Lt. Snow ‘ Summer, Visitors ol 0l o B ) S CAGLE AND RADIG REPORTS ! i e AR i YESTERDAY FODAY A factual example of how the | passage of the measure avert ourist business .to Alaska helps § ed a threatencd suspension of re- Highest :nm. xwest:a.m. QTm‘h‘ Pracip. wu.:l. | sther Alaska industries including the lief payments. Station temp. temp. mp. temp. velocity 24hrs. Weather |canned salmon was experienced ! The deficiency bill carr $789,~| Atka 30 36 36 36 - 2 Cloudy 1 |cently by President C. E. Bunnel 000,000 for the Works Progress Ad-)Attu — — - — —_ 8 TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR DOLLAR BARGAINS' of the University of Alaska. min on. Much of this appro-| Anckprage 20 o O - 0 ; ‘ & While in South Bend, Indian priation however, may be used for|Barrow -12 »1}2» -lg 4“; 1i Tfl 16193\: b Infants’ Blanket Bath Robes, pink or blue, special $1.00 i i s o A ey it § MBS -Gl [ gl 1 ' ] : 2 Batdon, At Sl 5ot P s 10 8 -4 8 .03 Snow Infants’ White Dresses, trimmed ..._....Special 2 for $1.00 banks and at the University, amo ‘ Pairbanks 8 10 2o g e % 4 5 3 hem W. F. Wolverton, who visited i Dawson -12 1 d oudy Outing Flannel Pajamas, boys or girls .. Special $1.00 the University six years ago. w1 L 3 % 00w snow % - now is 87 years of age, and Loul b oF el A 4 Rayon Vests and Bloomers Specml 3 for $1 Hammerschmidt, who visited Alask: GREET YuKUN ?&'fifif ';ui gz, f; f{: 12 .0‘1) 511::1 1 # 4 9 | last summer. o a 4 2 Cleax jren’s Printed Wash Dresses Special $1.00 sberplile o o Juneau mom o m B3 %Lk Sow ' h' Db 1 i its— pleasure of seeing Mr. Hamm 1 Al . - | e - N¢ oth” Part-wool Union Suits 3 schmidt's half mile of Alaska filrs KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Feb, 9.—Ketehikan 3 38 34 3 4 .ui Cloudy « | Children's picent'a. Blessees _Special $1.00 {at an exhibition given at Mishawa- There will be a crowd to greet the|Prince Rupert ... 32 32 30,198 {5 617 e Yot N ' - |ka and states the films and lecture arrival of the steamer Yukon, the s no; n -2 -8 | _2 & s - i egl:' Close Out on Women's House Dresses ... Special $1.00 ere the Béaké 1ns sert R heard| et et fohr Waoda, Hiegotitis| oo T Y oud A £ d i 3 on the subject of Alaska. The in months. The Yuken is sched- s:xu.;‘nd ; 44 40 36 38 4 Aog C’g}'d‘i Women's Rayon Vests an 4 jcover the trip from Vancouver vi {wed to reach here from Seattle at Ne':v ;2:\‘5 5c0 542; ig | :8 :2 : i Clo:rl:)‘v Combinations ... ............. Special 3 for $1.00 Ef?e ivn:ki]\z:epggsin«: ?{k\ficgovxl\wrk; r 7:30 o'clock this evening. | Washington o i A B A . FAER S N : ¥ i binations S ial $1 {down the Yukon and up the Ta ‘ /NERS! WEATHET, DAY Women's Part-wool Snuggie Combinations: Specia |down the Yuko p NOTICE TO CAR OWNERS! " CONDITION AT 8 A. M. TO R 5 - Bel dB 4 s S ial 2 for $1.00 | to Fairbanks. Returning to the o | When you buy or sell an awomo-| geattle (airport), cloudy, temperature, 31; Blaine, cloudy. 26; Vic- Voque Garter Belts and Brassieres .. Special or $1. via the Alaska Railioud. the 11101 dames V. Sennett (above) wes sp e remember transaction must be | tora, clear, 35 Aleri Bay. coudy, 43 Buil Harbor, raining. 3: Triple AT ' v LR 0, p 1 made a trip into cKinley Pa pointe: y lorney el I ith ity Clerk. Also as-| 1s; i W, £ 17 0 2 g P 5 Vomen's and Children's Fabric ; : e the atatanusks. Valiey anc. | mings to-ducceed Stantard Bates s | 5l (l-‘c: “&txx%ci';\;rmt;]r " Also 05| Isiand, raining, —; Langara, cloudy, 36; Prince Rupert, raining, 35; o ~ - - director of federal prisons. He for | C€U'a) t Ketchikan, cloudy, 35; Craig, cloudy, 35; Wrangell, snowing, 34; Pet: loves - 3 b gk < AdEARI SPQClal 2 pair $1'00 thaving Crad, bl Bl d.” % rr::fly was uommh:ioner of federal Daid, as car is subject to attachment| ershurg, misting, 34; Sitka, snowing, 34; Juneau, snowing, 31; Skagway, b=} ber Bab 2 " : {back again to enjoy the marvelous TECR (g ceriog " Bates restgned te | for delinquent payments, regard-|cloudy, 23; Cordova, clear, 17; Cape St. Etias, clear, 30; Chitina, cloudy, Rubber Aprons and Rubber Baby '“’"'I““'f‘;'a"‘}"l“r;e x kih;m‘::‘]’ and | o come executive director of Boys |less of ownership. -2; McCarthy, snowing, 0; Anchorage, cloudy, 39; Fairbanks, cloudy, dants i TS SEORS. OO # Clubs of America, Inc. (Associated | A. W. HENNING, -8; Nenana, cloudy, 4; Hot Springs, cloudy, 0; Tanana, cloudy, 0; Ruby, e T k.1 1 ldspema] ’ tor- S ‘.\..nf»'l'llplgsezf::f;]at?«;‘:d?rd zrl?: m‘:]v: s B oingiond adv. City Clerk. |cloudy, 0; Nulato, cloudy, -2; Kaltag, cloudy, -2; Flat, clear, 8. Cannon Turkish Towels—colorea— howing operation ¢ galmon £ S ol Vg S " " » | cannery industry are the best ac BARTLETT ARRIVES HERE WEATHER SYNOPSIS 22''x40" .. R IR} 725 4 EERRER SpeCIal 3 for $1.00 ‘l"“"“s“"‘e“‘ for Cta':"“’ms“g‘" 4 WARDEN UJ[""'NS 'I”L‘:( Ll TO TAKE NEW POSITION Low barometric' pressure prevailed this morning from Nome and St i ’ Ave ANeE WiR, WSS SR BRO0C - (HAVINE . ISESED. CEE « D e Paul Island southeastward across Alaska and the Gulf of Alaska to White Huck Towels—Colored 2 “The last few feet of this section special detail on investigation of| g 1, (Bob) Bartlett, former scc- |Alberta, the lowest reported pressure being 2930 inches near Yakutat. Borders et agking Sl Specxal 6 for $1.00 fof the film show .Mr. Ham | wolf depredations and patrol duties yotary to Delegate Anthony J. Di- High barometric pressure prevailed from the Aleutians southward to o i 1 i W i i \J |cchmidt opening and eating a whol” |in the section of Arctic Alaska nea: yond and member of the FHA staff | Midway Island, over over the Pacitic Coast States. A storm area pre- White Indian Head Napkins ... . Spécial per doz. $1.00 |can of salmon and smacking his|pt. Barsew, Wasden. Grenold [Col- | pare aorivedl off the DAA Klectra beaben pror the. Basthe Grn thout 1000 milés northsast bt the Ha- : : 8" C 2 A $l 00 lipe forg gttt f1o ol o !+ lins. of the Alaska Game Commis- from Fajrbanks where he has been|wajian Islands where a pressure of 29.10 inches was reported.’ Fair Linen Napkmsted Borders--18 Sp.mal E o 5 .".fu'l“nfl:f",:fficgé f::n‘\“:: m; 'l\?"' 1":;'""::,, ;; ‘:"“"’?" today working on the Fairbanks News-|weather prevailed this morning over the northern pertion of the Gulf ’ y i 3 sl y sales O iaboard the ectra plane. Miner. of Alaska and over Culifornia, elsewhere over the field of observation White Terry Cloth-~Heavy Quality Special 4 yds. si.:; o at grocery stores. the nex:| e o e Mr. Bartlett comes to Juneau to!unsettled weather and precipitaticn were reported. i i A ander jon. was bor s 1 s last night over western Alaska and the Mackenzic s rs Special 4 yds (% iR | Alexander Hamilton was born on join the Alaska office of the So It was colder last night over CheCkered Glngllc{ms AH COlO .a i $ ; | s th‘unn\m'scl_umdt D e a small West Indian island January Security Board, as Informational valley and much colder over the lower Tanana Valley. Plaid Tissue Ginghams ......._...... Special 3 yds. $1.00 e e KX ma R o representative . Colored Piques and Seersuckers: Special 3 yds. $1.00 Sevead echp, 2o chfge e, v RS IEELER EERER L White Seersucker—Heavy Quality Special 6 yds. $1.00 he enjoyed his entire trip imme; = kEA2 t2 222084 __2" b 5 e g \and is pleased to help the general = Colorful Figured Chintz, reqg. 60c 3 § publc, know:about the yeaders of =5 2 the or! and he pleasure afford- E yard v - ... Special 3 yds. $1.00 ed Mr. Harrah and himself during == = : : K : their brief but extensive trip to = » 4 = Printed Silk Crepes—values to $1.95 Special per yd. $1 Ak, = N = - to YA 1 Senior at Notre Dame this yen: = = Women's Winter Hats ... Your Choice $1.00 R e = Men's Cotion SOX—Gray ..............Special 6 pair $L00 g Bnel e s maibs © 2 £ Men's Phoenix Silk Sox —.......Special 2 pair $1.00 liuuf_au imediately atter the sra- =5 ‘ = 1 - - |duating exercises in -June. = " 2 = Monkey Face Gloves ..... ........Special 6 pair $1.00 i e i = L 4 ' o iy i s S diorsin | DONNELLEYS ew Location Sale! - Men's Pajamas—Pullover or Coat Style Special $1.00 | = ' : : | = s ' ' & = Men's Fancy Ties—values to $1.50 Special $1.00 IN JUNEAU = W. O. JOHNSON in connection with a group of local investors have bought = e £ PIGGLY WIGGLY and PIGGLY WIGGLY will now be located at SECOND AND = 'Former Legislator, Accom- SEWARD in the JUNEAU CASH GROCERY LOCATION. Handling the same high = l | panied by Wife, Here grade of meats, groceries and produce atlower prices. Watch our windows and = i : == . . enrenas O, Inc. from Flat the Juneau papers or the biggest values: Juneau has ever known. = Juneau's Leading Department Store Mr. and Mrs. Harry Donnelley, pro- ’ =0 4 minent Alaskans of Flat, arrived * = AN E COFFEE | Cigarettes | SUGA MILK % ) |enroute on a trip outside. l are es = AR e iond ST S R S 1 Mr. Donnelley is a former member S = LEONARD ARRESTED |REP. DAN KENNEDY ‘ {of the Territorial House of Repre- All Brands Camels C. & H. Cloth Bag | Borden's, Carna- = - ] . |sentatives, and has long been active 5 4 ove = . = ON NEW CHARGE OF = STRICKEN WITH coLD _ Beret For Spring - (i, i e rurior. ‘anc o Chesterfields 16 bocd e, Pufovin: . 3 TTERY vith his siness enter- y = ASSAULT, BA e SN s " ; 0 pounds 11 = i | Anchorage was absent from his seat With headquarters at Flat, M. cm = Hardy J. Leonard was this after- the Territorial House today due i Donnelley’s various enterprises in- 7Y = noor takem in custody by the U. S. ‘[n & Nave epld Tm‘ well knawn |clude a fleet of river boats on the =" Marshal’s office for alleged assault ¢t RO TR g pivision {lditarod and inte the Innoko fo P d c = and battery on the person of Mrs. |, >gone to the hospital for treat- Holy Cross, bus and truck transpor- ou c 3 = Maude May Leonard, and arraigned ¢ ynq expeets: to be back at his tation, a large general store and = before U. S. Commissioner Felix desk shortly. trading post, and bank at Flat, and ! = . He will be given a hearing| = = = o e o fo;énany yea? has been engaged in in the Commissioner’s Court to- ) :CK HERE mining operations, one of his com- | l 2 t . morrow morning. | g panies now operating dredges. G s ’t @ cu on Del Monte Fqncy The offense was alleged to have Ruth Peck, of the Extension De- During their brief stay in Juneau rape ru! o R A N G E s been committed at Douglas last partment, Home Economics, of the ‘Mr. and Mr_s. Donnelley are renewing irday evening. Leonard had been University of Alaska, arrived on the :Dld_ scquamtansh‘ips and visiting 3 : ' : { j convicted of a similagr offense last PAA Electra this afternocon from | their numerous friends here 5 FGHCY Arizonas Sweet—lmcy s Pecember, at which time he was Fairbanks, Mr. and Mrs. Donnelley are regis- l/ iven a suspended sentence of four = mL tered at the Gastineau Hotel. 2 e 2 '2 menths in the Federal Jail, LEAVES J e — s ” ! z do ,ee - Chris Dolan, a medical patient | MRS. HARLAN HERE 01' U.S. No. I's - Zell The e i n proclamation was dismissed from St. Ann’s Hos- Mrs. J. D. Harlan of Nome was tlns is in the n rehives building at| pital today and left by plane to B| |an incoming passenger on the PAA| c 6 S c Washington, Sitka, ER%| |Blectra this afternoon, joining her| 3 i 1207 L UK e e e T 1 " | husband, prominant Nome mining | c lmmml‘"m“n This snappy off-the-face beret with man who arrived in Juneau two ARSI its ibbon strapped open crown, 18 yecks ugo. of the favored new styles for| ¢ A ST VS | spring. It is'modeleéd here by Olga | Bores at a San Francisco nylo;E]epbut Dehys show. (Associated Press Photo) | . | Train Four Hours cuds Ha'e Dirty le’ | McCOOK, Neb., Feb. 9—A play- | | 4 ful elephant made a Burlington | Men Hate the Red Ollu‘paueuer train four hours late inte| 25° 'STRAWBERRY EGGS Largest—Finest Ap| BUTTER Sweet Cream FACE SO Rt Denver, railroad officials said re- 3 d en PRESERVES mds 3 p ¥ Ty GRINNEL, Ia, Feb, 9. — Thc{cem]y‘ ! 0z 2 p D o Y u N o w ? lads and ladies at Grinnell College' The engineer kept stopping the o K 4 train, and the conductor signaling are telling each other “the things for him to proceed, each wondering we don’t like about you.” Things the men dislike in the |2BOUt the other. women: ‘“red fingernails, giggling,| When they got together, an ele- screaming, cattiness, ‘screwy’ hats,|BDAnt in the baggage car was found | false sophistications, too much chat- |10 e pulling the airbrake rops with ter, exposed slips and shoulder (Bis trunk. straps.” | The animal was enroute to a con- vention. Things the women don't AfReE PO, about the men: dirty fingernails, | HIG] . {short haircuts, plaid shirts, sloppy A PGGhigll;::NE :"::“" ! appearances, bullying attitude, bow MW e, of the Alaska ties, bristly cheeks, crooked hair (Read Commission, stationed at Mo=| parts and humming in partner's ear | g vk, arrived in Junean while dancing.” this afternoon from the Interior aboard the PAA Electra plane, Mr. C Extra Special! It would cost you approximately $285.00 if you burned candles to ] get the same amount of light given i by a 100-watt Mazda Lamp dur- ’ ing its life—(750 hours). BUY EDISON MAZDA LAMPS Alaska Electric Light 8C Extra Speciall Extra Special! —————— 24 ard §8 — SAME PHONES — 2.4 and 58 All PIGGLY WIGGLY accounts are also transferred to new location. Pay your & Power Co. Carbon black, made by burning natural gas, is used mainly in tough- O AR D s b | Ghiglione has been on duty at the [Pnrk since last April I e Emplre ads are read. 00000000000 Y accounts at the new location the same as you did at the old. OO OO SO