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Gastineau
Thelma Fuller, La Grande, Ore; E
W. Walker, Juneau.
Alaskan
C. L. Ness. Juneau; Charles L.
Parker, Gustavus; Samuel G. John
son, Angoon; Daisy Christensen.
Tenakee; R. W. Farrell, Cordova;
Clark Odekirk, Chichagof; Jchl II
lin. Chichagof; G ,W. Samples, Hoo
nah: Orvil Rude. Hoonah; Tony Ta
no. Hoonah.
BREAK SEEN IN
COLD WAVE OVER
JUNEAU SECTION
Bright Sunshine Sends Mer
cury Climbing with Fore
cast for Warm Weather
Brig lit sunshine today gave a
spring touch to the winter scene of
tile last few days and the mercury
started climbing with indication
that a break in the cold spell is not
far distant. U. S. Meteorologist How
ard J. Thompson forecast fair and
cold for tonight with fair and slow
ly rising temperatures for tomorrow.
Ten above was the highest yes
terday. dropping to 8.5 above at G
o'clock and hovering around 10
above all night. The thermometer
started rising this morning and at
1:30 this afternoon had reached
15.5 above zero.
It was cold over most all of South
east Alaska last night. Petersburg
reporting 11 below, Skagway nine be
low and Ketchikan, 16 above. It re
mains cold over the interior but is
moderating considerably.
MINERAL SERVICES LOR
MRS. MARTIN THURSDAY
Funeral services for Mrs. Billy
Martin, who died at her home at
House No. 15 in the Indian Village
early Sunday morning, will be held
on Thursday. February 13, at the
Russian Orthodox Chapel in the
Indian Village. The Rev. A. P.
Kashevaroff will officate and in
terment will be in Evergreen Ceme
tery.
