The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-11-19

Hold my sisters body for few days and then bury us to- gather" was the request of Mrs. Alma Malm, ST, of Eagle. The sister, Miss Marie Thorsberg, 84, had died October 28 after a pro- tracted illness. In caring for her, Mrs. Malm had suffered break down. She passed away October 30 Both were inferred in the same grave Mrs Malm, Swedish Finn, went to Eagle with her husband in 1898 and had lived there con- tinuously since Her husband died ia 1913. Immediately afterwards she sent to the old country for her sister.
 Herman Jeahne, 10, Alaska pio- neer, froze to death in his cabin at Grahel. His is the first fatality due to freezing reported this winter.
 To wage a campaign against the 6epredations of wolves and coyotes, the once active Panama Yukon Gage Protective Association has been revived at Fairbanks with the election of Samuel Godfrey presi- dent; L. F. Joy, president, and . Douglas G. Preston, secretary , treasurer.
 Arrested on a charge of first r degree murder in connection with the death last summer of Corn
 elius Cronin at the latter's fish
 camp, on the Yukon River, Robert Young is now at liberty, the grand jury at Fairbanks having returned
 no-true bill in the case.
 Against Dr. Henry A. Each of Seattle the charge of manslaughter
 which was preferred against him at
 Fairbanks after the death of a child patient there, has been with . drawn. Instead, he is accused of
 "practicing medicine without e License"
 Joseph Oates must serve 90 days | in the Fairbanks jail for assault | and battery because his attorney relied on habeas corpus instead of | writ of error in seeking the accused mans freedom. Oates was
 convicted by a jury in the com missioner's court at McGrath. The jurors were selected by deputy
 marshal from persons on the
 street, according to an old law, l instead of having been drawn from
 box, as provided by the present
 law. The prisoner was freed by the District Court at Fairbanks in habeas corpus proceedings. The district attorney at Fairbanks ap- pealed to the United States Cir cult Court of Appeals at San Francisco which held that habeas corpus was not the proper pro- cedure and that writ of error 1 should have been invoked by the accused to get into the District Court. My attorney advises me to appeal to the United States Supreme Court" unused Oates. T dunno. This legal education Tn gettin' is expensive
 |
 Air mail service for the winter into the Kusknkwim country wa.
 started this month from Nenana
 by Pilot Harry Blunt. With stop:
 at Lake Minchumina. Medfra, In
 noko and Iditarod and other points
 he flew as far as McGrath At Me Grath, Pilot Matt Nieminen took
 the mail for points beyond that Iphce. Winter air mail service is now in effect between Fairbanks Yukon River points.
 II Nat c. Browne, whose plane last | summer dropped into a lake near | Seattle immediately after he had Ilstarted to make flight to Tokyo | and who now is an airplane pilot | for an aviation company in Fair llbanks, told the Fairbanks News llMiner that he will stay in Alaska | this winter and that he hopes | to make a Seattle Tokyo flight
 next summer.
 Establishment of radio weather
 station in or near Rainy Pass or
 the long stretch between Anchor.