The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 6, 1947, Page 2

PAGE TWO THE DAILt ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1947 Activities investigation St | v | Commit The members of Juneau Post, | uggestion by grain exchanges tha | they would 1i ional in- HEI.D lAS'I‘ EVENING The remains of Mr Murph N H | quiry into their when recovered from Mount Ta: W ran aug er pera 'ng 1 Asked about a report e the :;n‘x: FOR S(orl- MURPH gas. will be taken from Ketchikan | | D _ff‘! "}TJ_”" Y to Scattls for eremation, and the | | military secrecy In ashes returned to Juneau to be | (1 | er of the gov- scattered over Gastineau Chan- | ra lng os In uneaU‘ Preident said he has| priends of the late Scott Mur-|Del or on the waters near the —to complete your new fallf}| i fRSH Tlo BIOn B ‘]’\j“ il known resident and| MUrphy cabin at Tee Harbor. : | s o t,| —~——— ISR Sl SV 5 1sine 1 of Juneau, who lost e, outfits. In new smart AIRRAIORER Moy, ot Sodua t y 7 I inary reports and| pis )ife in recent rage 1 * Rt was the great grandmother of| Spe was in ii-health and home-| (Continued from Page One) hen set up $ men to knock | crowded Bhates W “C“ Y stvies and colors.]] Mrs: Ebrman Bliss, who, with her ek so, although he had : i B m/(-." ik ‘r‘!“t Band b hustand, -operates the BHss Trad- pever seen her, John Reck, Presi- Wil resign scn as chairman of the s R e “n‘“m h e S ing Post at the entrance to the gent of the First National Bank, le/ Food tComr‘n]mvv, even pelities, ident tlv~ i e xabMe ::‘ evening at ~ [old Ferry Float. i R idier 0y though a reporter said the Agri- himself ¢ e 1 s ) POUCH BAGS | Sequalt was a member of one '“Xfifdkd to pay her fare BACK iture Department estimates that ratic & e e Tosun Pt i Bere 1 4 H of the head families of the Auk| ' she was very grateful for his|2ll the hundred million bushels of Asked whether alarge| s et fr‘;j‘_"‘" “‘l?xd" also the onig 1 in Suede, Patent, Bay Tribe when it possessed all kindmess, and worked in the Tee §fain America has been asked to furnout of voters would help the (;‘“m"J,nr";i-“‘;:‘_"rf”“’:*‘ 8 (- Broadcloth and the area from Auk Bay to Thane, parhor Cannery until she was able S1V€ NOW IS in sight Democrats next year, Mr. Truman ,;;» \-\-;\ Aalf‘.‘ 'h»-,,l id o :‘ p‘ul» Satin. and it \\'n; she who sold the land 4 repay him | at- T!.n-lr’:«uidm: sed 1 he it will help American flag s 2 Ao The Juneau City Band will prac the whites. - |vesterday with Tom 11, | whe en government g SAtio 1l prac- She was a busmess woman and Sent Out To ‘Schoel | Montana wheat grower, a proposal . :11‘ sald, rests | ]B'” d Jieud. dster of the tice thRieht (st 9u0igiook in. the $11.95 to $37.50 an intrepid adventurer, once trav-| She was then sent to school at for iixing a ceiling price on wheat, $ m"'l”‘“‘”(l’l“(‘]“1*“ Sy ”‘r prever E;,lji‘:, S__c“y»“’f?l ‘:‘fd‘_SO"lflffl. and a cling from Tulsequah to Seattle Chemawa, Oregon, where she but Mr. Truman did not commi merous recent o i o ok .m: ; \.5”1 mm-”}uv g promised on in war canoe laden with furs. spent three years without coming himself told them he 9o EN-'.“ 3 hv*))i"ke“ by MX‘ :r”g ;’i ‘7‘“_1 al,»o“no., selections She returned a year later with home. Upon her return she was Has No Comment v around next October | of tne 'Ch:::Pa-‘» g;} ., pastor Wiy arrived. Hudson Bay blankets, basins and offered a nursing post at Chem-| In the “no comment" depart- the President smil- |lagt mrayer was sald Lo M. Fils oy TeCtor Alfred Ventur announces water pitchers which whites used awa, but not realizing what an ment: replied there never has been 'D\nlng ‘Ihohser WP\’&B;_V d. that any musician, with an instru- for ablutions, but which the In- opportunity it was, she elected to The Senate investigation of How- since he entered the White ‘Ehler sarig “Lead, Kindly Light" b mois b od ot sight dians preferred as cooking vessels. remain, and went to work in the ard Hughes' wartime plane con- that he was not busy—even ¢ the. Sab O‘f?i‘\ el wgloomie to @tend ‘the | Mrs. Bliss, or Margaret John- sawmill boarding house. tracts, the House un-American on vacation the . Gasis s er” and “In and also join the band as : son, as she was christened by the Her one desire was to “be gcod,” mancnr m"mhex missionaries, still recalls her great which didn't coincide with the no- — grmdmn'hor with her white wavy tions of the boarders, so she was (On“ 'En" 'h ’ La!b(‘d in a flowmg capc MHl‘gn\l‘N then obtained a position with Mr. 2 is the only child to have received and Mrs. W. D. Gross, with whom @ the name Sequait after her an- she stayed for two years. et cestor. Mrs. Gross wanted her to ac- o, Loses Mother At Birth company them to Chicago and 8 rs. Bliss' mother died when appear at the World’s Fair in s born, and Margaret was full tribal regalia, but Margaret === reared by Mary Hanson of her preferred to stay at home and SP— - mother’s tribe, the Thlingets, while marry Ehrman Bliss. her brother, Joe, stayed with their! For years Bliss was custodian ke - father, who was an Eagle. of the extensive property owned @ spEclALg .)YEDL{LDEB BAGS Upon the death of Mary Hanson, by Bill Layton who had found his o= sPEgIALs Margaret fell into the hands of fortune in gold in the Cassiar 2 are available in Patent Mary's sister, who beat her, over- District. Layton died in 1934, and = Fr]day ".d % CAlf Tsesther worked her, underfed her, and Mr. and Mrs. Bliss are now caring “g @) Tl ay 2 3 a3 at one time chased her through for his widow, Sally Layton, who @ and Fall Col Black the darkening woods with a knife is nearly 100 years old and as “g§ s i d 6 afid fa ol 3lack ., . . in her teeth, while wolves howled sprightly as a girl. L 4‘5 ool ool FR bl s 8 B o | g JRANRARY aslca’s Finest” Saturday 4 A government agent, hearing of|Yumole, Louise Rhodes, Katy Jo- 3 seph and Marian and Dorothy Tas- sel of Douglas, all of whom are direct descendants of Sheep Creek her mistreatment, took Margaret from the village and sent her to the Cushman scnool and hospital $8.95 to0 $21.50 in ‘Tacoma. | Mary. | 2 degpaflr el BT SRy 8:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU 3 319 l)LL!I’\ R S PUL i 3 4 Phone . e AILY JUNEAU DELIVERIES 10:30 AM., 2:30 P, M., 4 P. M. WEATHER BU | on V== NEAU DELIVERY CLOSES DAILY 30 P, M. R i T e o e DOUGLAS BELIVERY CLOSES DAILY AT NOON 2%2 / Max. temp. | TODAY D / last | Lowest 4:30am. 2¢hrs. Weatherat €8 WE WILL CLOSE TUESDAY NOV. 11h, DON'T FORGET YOUR .-//' . 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