The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 10, 1928, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRI: WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10, Annual Sale of Phoenix Hose Only once a year can you buy the famous Phoenix Hose at re- duced prices. N‘l“ greatest- lots are small the prump!l_\. hosiery at a time when needs are though of the for those act unus values hos comes summer ry in excellent qualities, some size range will be complete who Regular $1.00 pair now 90c¢ pair or 3 pair for $2.50 \ll ]mpul.lr shades. such as Nude Sunset Mirage Champagne Alesan Plaza Grey Cinderella and many others Regular £2.00 pair now ..,l L7 pair or 2 pairfor $3.50 Many other special values in the store. this w B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. “Alicays the New Things First” She Flghts for Gefl GUMMIN SAND | PARTY 6O TO HAINES TODAY Leave to Allend Cummings Totten Wedding at Army Post Next Friday Accompanisg | cia} pergoinel f th Conymission, and other Lieut, on L. Cumpings hoard Loals at entire offi. Alazka Road friends, | S who. urs nex( Frid Chilioot racks, ‘left herz the Lyap Canal a party went to Tec and there will board Buat Fornance whic them to [Liines I the party we Major Mal-| colin - Hiflotl, President of Cammigsion, Mrs. Elliott and the two daughters; Major Deuglas 1 Gillette, Banginecr Officer; Lieut . L. Cununings, Secretary; . €. Itschner, Lance Heudri son and James Barragar, Jr Lieut. Itschner will be man at the weadding. He classmate of Lieut. Cur West Point and since gr: the two young offigers have heen attached to the sume organiza-! tians, | Ldeut. Cumimings and his bride, who is the daughter of Capt. and| Mrs. Gerald I Totten now sia-' tloned at Chilkoot Barracks. wil’ g6 to the states nest on the steamer Saturday Princess Louise Other membeis of the party from bLers wedding will return Sat. urday afternoon S LARGE AIRPLANE " ON STR. ALASKA| ! A Bix pussenger cabin airplane construetad by the Zemith Alr craft Company of California, fo the Bennett-Rodebaugh Company of !‘ilfha_nkt. is ‘being shipped o: e - Steamwer Alaska (o Seward \ram {here it will b forwarde: 10 Fdtrbanks. The, pew plane will Dbe ti (largest alrship used by the Fair Danks company for ils express passexiger and wail service. | will earry a pay load of 12 ‘pounds, has s high speed of 11 iles per hour and & cruising speed_of 90. . fPhomas Gerard of the Beruett findebaugh Company is in charac ‘of the shipment of the planc and is traveling (o Seward on th Alaska, afix ouo'r TIONS NBW YORK. Oct. 10— Alus) Juneau mipe stock is quoiod to day at #%, Bethlehem stecl 69 ,Copper 513, Chrysies 1341, Pittsburgh Coal 45 unc Stewart s it 1 th h hy Harbor will take heard some bad news when customs she wnst pay tax of 90 per cent. on jewels if she remaiped in America as rnounced. Neither ti a2 singer nor her wealthy husband, old F. McCormick, of (licago, were disturbed over ruling. (loternaticnal llustrated News) Ganna Walska, above, rities decided that 52,500,000 worth « TWHO'S WHO 1 AND WHERY, or a few days. He arrived here ast night on the Yukon Tip O'Neel, formerly with the Connors Motor Company and star ball player here, arrived here last ught from his home in Ketchi- kan. He will be her¢ a short time on jury service. Frank Parrish, upply esman, he Yukon. #al arrived her L. A. Buschman, superintendent of the Deep Sea Salmon cannery at Port Althorp, was in Juncau last night on the steamer Yukon, enroute to Seattle With Mr. Buschman are twenty employees of the cannery, including Herbert Taft, storekeeper. H. R ,Bigford, Heinz Products, the Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. John Krugness and son left last night for Se- attle. After a vacation in Washe ington, Oregon and California, Mr, Krugness will return to resume his position as mamager of the Beh- rends Grocery Store Robert Wakelin, hardware sales man, left here last night on the steamer Alaska for Seward. W. H. Whittlesay, well.known Seward attorney, was hera lasi night while the stcamer Alaska was in pert. He is enroute from Arthar ¥ Anchorage and Sematér from the T division, was' here las ghort while. Ife i catile on the Yuh oy nronte o Ww. B Agent for jompany, lay th n port. He # ie from a trip to Cec ez, Seward and Fairban Sprague, Purchasing Alaska Steamshiy i Juneau yester. steamer Yukon was rotarning to Seat ‘ova, Val the esentative for vile left for Seward on Sam Baker esman for the A Love Dry Goeds Company, left for Seward on the Alaska, n Guyot, 10cat vroker, sailed € mer Alaska for Sew. L. the Cavanaugh, representative Marshall Wells Company, [ Cordoya last evening. Mrs, Harry. G. Walmsley and #hs store will be open even- | on George arrived hore last night *.w the 10th of each montir the steamer' Alaska Seattle to Seward. mo accommodation of the I Arrives, Alaska represen-| H. F. Preston, Alaska represen- ative of the Great Northern Rail.|tative of the National Grocery way, is stopping over in Juneaw Company, arrived here last eve- Warner 106. | ————— v. GOLDSTEIN'S EMPORIUM Gungirl Repentent RS ,Anna K\xlodge haired, who partici ln )wld p of Bronx gad| resort with four male com mom qand carried away a| ol of gems and curreney, dissolved . m tears at her ar- | ‘raignment in New York court She was held without bail and faces possible 25-year prison sentence. (International Newsreal) ‘ and ning from south end of the district Dan. Suther Congress f1om been campa since carly In here on the night from ihe Lieut. E. ( ska stationted af the past s trom Seward on the steamer kon. He has been on the Cieek flood protection project there several wec 3 — eee —— the ™m land, Delegate (o Alaska, who has for re-election summe Yu westward Itschner Road “ommission Chitina most arvived last night! Yu- stes attached Horse Breeding Loses ‘ lmportance in France| BORDEAUX, France Oct. Peace ‘and the automobile killgd - the _ light horse raising industry Western France. Owing tc cavalry effectives mount department few purchases, and |buyer prefers the the saddle horse. e 10. have | thoroughbred | in_South | the army‘ re- now makes the private automobile to AMERICAN LEGION MEETING Important meeting Thursday night 8:00. Business of inter- est to all men who served in France. (Adv.) #'ANGLIGAN HEAD | lum-m‘ ¥ i-nd ding | nave |entirely the reduction”of the |y 1928. Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S Weather Bureau Forecast for Junean and vicinitybeginnmg 4 p. m. today: Fair and warmer tanight and Thursday; gentle varfable | wind LOCAL DATA Barom. Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity Weather 30.14 51 49 SW 4 Pt. Cldy today 3046 31 89 sw 1 Clear today 30.53 4 59 w 5 Clear CABLE ARD RADIO XEPQRTS Highest 8 pm. | :Low :Aa.m. 8am. Precip. 8 ad temp. _temp. temp. tewip. Velpeity 24 his. w!flfi;r 32 30 24 34 . Cldy 38 38 34 38 Cldy 24 16 Cldy 12 18 Cldy 14 . Cldy 20 Cldy Cldy Rain Cldy Clear Clear Clear Clear Cldy Clear Clear Clear *—Less than 10 miles. Dutch Harbor, Kodiak, Ju- Portland and San Fran- Pme— 4 pm 4 a.m Noon vest'y | Statior BaBrr Nome Bethel Ft. Yukon 16 4 30 36 Dutch Harbor 10 Kodiak Cordova Juneau Ket¢hikan Prince Rupert Edmonton Seattle Portland San Francisco .16 Observations at St. Paul, Rupert, Edmonton, Sattle, at m., Juneau time, NOTE pringe made neau cisco e Alaska except in the ex- ’ rapidly during the past 12 the extreme north where it is moderately low. A ain fell yesterday at Nome and rain is now falling in Aleutian Islands Fair weather has prevailed in other por- * the Territory Temperatures have risen in Alaska ex- this in the Kuskokwim \'nlle) ire s h throughout outhwest where i thas failen press treme hours light [ the [tions cept in and in vicinity and talled and the walls done over ‘vu orange to give the illusion of ‘~|.nl|).n| when the winter mists nlmuxo His Grace's view of the he man servanty placed in re- ars servs primate’s recently after many lice, pined for his master until |velatives implored His Grace to | him baek into active service: of Chelsea l request has Deen granted 4 and Giles will once more serve |Dr. Davidson in his new Chelsea home. lwho was ‘|l|1‘||\kl” \«love from Sombre| Dignity to Gaiety T Will is LONDON bish f fhe Arch win Oct Canterbury | el {trom somber dignity of Lam-| h to the gaicty of FRANCE GIVES VETERANS lsea, Londen’s bohemia, when | FIRST CHANCE AT JOBS n Novembher : nd Mrs. Davidson have| PARIS, October [taken No. 10 Cheyne-walk where ployers who Llovd George formerly lived and the war throw from the old|minder from hounts of Car ., Whistler, Ab-|Labor. bey, Sargent, George Eliot and| An ofticial circular called their others famous in British literary atfention to the law compelling d artistic history. {industrial and commercial firms Before moving to Chelsea, Dr.|in France to give certain land Mrs. Davidscn plan to go to|centages of jobs to war vetera otland to celebrate lmn mm'\u The law applies to enferpr anniversary nm‘«mmo ng ten or more been married fifty years infand agricultural concerns November. The annjve ploying 15 or more persons. cides with the date of Dr. At present the percentage is spn’s retireme and employers are fined he -Chelsea house has hm;nl daily for each altered, with the excep- S - ey tion of the many bookcases, since Mere Statement Of Fact Lloyd Geotge occupied it. A new( Girls with empty heads mever system of lighting has beep in--date with boys with empty pockets. 1. move - '|..‘ Palace 10.—Freneh em. are inciined to for</ have received a res the Department stone's ses em- “David- 110 cents 256 New Coats In all shades of tan, brown and na Fur Collars and cuffs—Specially priced $19.75 New Dresses Among the many new arrivals on yester- day’s boat, are two groups of dresses—in com- binations of georgette and velvet, heavy crepe, satin and velvet, with the new slim sleeves, and sleeveless; pleats and flares. Where you will always find the new fashions shown first! $16.50 - - - $29.50 16 to 44 NEW BUFTERFLY SKIRTS—in plaid and plain collars, all sizes $6.75 PARIS—Winter eoats for gen- eral wear are apt to be made of fuzzy woclens, and more than apt to be beige. Chantal is one of many. designers spomsoring beige daytime coats. She has one model with wide fur shawl col- lar and round. cuffs that hearly reach the elbow. The fur is lelvard, geldom seem .this season. — A G“Iflllflm! m“OFLIFE KARI,BRHU!, Gormany. Oct. 10—Reyalist die-hards have tak. en the opportunity preseited by the death of the former Grand lDtke Friedrich of Baden to ajr their monarcirigt cowvictioas. New Hats A wonderful assortment of mew hats just received—:in: velvet, silk and metallic, in all the new winter shades, - One Special Lot Featured at $6.75 f of | per- | ¢ | persons | violation. See Our Window Display Juneau Young Hardware Co. If its hardware “WE HAVE 1T” For Every Purpose Pacific Coast Coal Co. 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