The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 25, 1928, Page 2

THE ALASKA DAILY EMPIRE, THURSDAY, OCT. 2 ALE OF COATJ | 30T BETTING IS New Winter Models in a Spm’ihl Sale Parlor Furnaces and Monarch Ranges We can save you money on stoves. SLOW IN STATES |Three to One Favoritc) 7 . Odds in Such Election ‘1 Presenting | = Betting as Prevails Presidential el ntry has rding to| nz on the hroughout the remely light, acc York newspaper [ 18 o 16 Odds are at wid but heavily favor Hoover. [ ng to a survey of principal | s made in the past week by, World | pared ctions few We are able to offer for tomorrow, a choice group of the newest f date of| Y tuna styled winter coats due to a for te special purchase. This is a new shipment that has just arrived and has not been shown in with previous nation-| — wagers have been not $150 to $200 Smith carries Wiscon. in number but all in 3 8in; $200 to $100 Smith carries an the ey sho West Texas; $200 to $250 Smith carries ) ippi it has been con. | New Jersey; $200 to $400 Smith ! ently that the some.| carries Massachusetts; $200 to — ’ chaotlc conditions b Bastern ! $400 Smith carries Rhode Island; |Closing out all 1n imen Columbia f s N nulv-‘ the . posting of| $250 to $1,000 Hoover carries Mis.|and Okeh Recoras at fOc each. p y in the game. | souri by 50,000; $300 tc $300 Smith |Open evenings. Radio Blectric There scems to be a, reasonably | carries Missouri; $600 to $500/Co., Martin. Lynch. adv, wket, with the odds ingt | Smith carries St. Loufs, [ A Smith averaging around 2% and 3| INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.: X t In some States they aro| é ; than 2 ; in other Stales' PARIS 2 | 1e 18 ' Of course t col which gl New York odds usual-{at gouthern resorts money being wired|in the ason will be of duvetyn, ction The New York|which is having a mild revival to 1 against|he Cyber shows a powder blue national outceme | duvety stralght line for »n; wear over a matching dress s generous collar posted. the, ponte, OF} AUMORN Kilh: Ofids of Hoo. silk It h leuffs of gray bab fox. start. g 3 o X e ‘;!I!}L‘élil l)L' i'( ) g o Dr. Hugo Bckener hopes to be able 2 to start tonight. yunt Sciatica, Neuralgia and Lumbage A:e V:n Closely Linked to Each Other and Usually Result From or Are Dependent Upon Rheumatisin These four members of the old Rheumatism family seem to play tag with the others and they run afound in a vicious circle of torturing and agonizing pains, 4 Sciatica, itself, is limited to pains along the Sciatica nerve on the inner part of the legs from the thighs to the ankles. If you have these “leg pains,” of any of the other killing pains of Rheumatism or its kindred diseases, don’t suffer a minute longer. “SEYON" is so quick to relieve that you will be astonished. There is no excuse now for you, or any of your friends dragging thru life suflcrinq. Get “SEYON" Today at the fol lowing dm‘fi’zis‘s and forget youe pains immediately, BUTLER-MAURO DRUG __ _COMPANY No bets Some of \\"11‘“ “]“ Tipm ver have moved from 5 to 3 to 4 dttle later] g e 1. Tota) bout $10,000. Even | money on the State. CLEVELAND, 0.: Several wag- ers on Hoover at three to one eral months ago. Odds have now dropped to 2 to 1 Hooverites of. fering 2 to 1 on Ohlo State; Smith men offering four to one that Smith carries the city of Claveland by more than 20,000 votes. No bets of more than $1,000 offered here. Adverse Winds, Bad Weather, Prevents Graf Zeppelin Trip | m Smith bout 3 the 11 All fur trimmed. Tan, sev. | on Brown, Red or Black. : [ winning the ]() to “*2 | Pollowing are EW YORK it two (o one to fourt of | and to 10 against him A ] 4 State All sizes 0dds which n Hoovor, to tive, and four to no, Three “Always the New Things First” | rang.- he Hoover that on five Seven to will earry Ken- ! tucky Few wagers, to;, BOSTON: ctically no betting. B available. Odds on the/One offer by Hoover man against St held as even money | Smith taken for §3,000 to $1,060. [ for some time, but have progressad!- COLUMBUS, O Odds here 2% o M e ren S 0.’ nc. to n to ten against Smith and to 1 that Hcover will*win. Total | w small cases to six to five: amount placed about $85,000. hie evens are most on offer. Vol-i BALTIMORE, Md.: Bven money of betting is as com-!on Maryland; even moncy on New parcd with other Presidential cam-| York State. Betting light, Three to | paigns but brokers cay is a bit one on nation. | early | 8. D.: PITTSBURGH, Pa.: 1all! Democrats ask at le bets reported. General Onlodds on national el tional result 2 to 1 ainst ALBUQUERQU ith. ~ One bot several weeks|betting but what has been ) $3,000 to $1,000 that Hoover|cyen money. Hoover Bupporters | would have at least 200,000 major-| not giving odds. It they do he said, three times & v in Philadelphia. Odds on the| here's plenty of Smith money to it have 30 year ate are aboit the same. cover. This refers to State out- ago. | BUTTE, Mont.: ¥ 3 nilar cxperiences have heen|iay 214 to 1 against Smith, orded by other museums and{‘,,,.si‘l‘.,»i,|,13~ money placed | sclentific crganizations. The C&r-| hundred dollars offered ati wagered that Smith would take - negic Institution of Was money that Hoover beats| the State at 3 to 2. hington, | oven | which has ana | BISMARCK, N. D.: Even money, cen conducting ocean- | Smith in Mont raphic explorations for a numt| SAN PFRANCISCO: Hoover start-| on Ppresidential outcome in Statc ed a 2 to 1 favorite; is now 3 to!py f { ber of years with the non-magnotic few are betting. ship Carnegie, finds that the cost|1, Qther offers are 7 to § Smith| OKLAHOMA CITY, of operating the vessal noW[carrles New Yofk State; even'pets money Hoover amounts to about $70,000 a r carries California| CHICAGO, 111 Few bets, if any, compared with $80,000 bofcre|ny 275000 and Los Augoles. by!an vnusual thing at. this stage of ¢he world war, not including the|195000. Bettor lay 2 to 1 Hoover| campaign. No bookmakers ot the sclentific staff. |caries thd State. Even money Hoo-! offering odds The Natlonal Geographic soclaty|ver carries New Jersey; 8 to 1| 'DENVER, Golo.: Bvan money on has expended §400,000 on explora-| mith carries San Franc Bets| Hoover to carry the State by 25, tions and field surveys in the lagl light; little Smith moncy in sight.| 000. On Natic n, odds are 2 to 1 few years, including $50,000 in| HOLLYWOOD, Cal: Betting i agaimst Smith. Betting light. the summer of 1925 to finance the light. Odds 2 to 1 on Hoover; ! KANSAS CITY, Mo.: Following, North Greenland expedition of| Democrats asking 3 .to 1 | wagers posthlby: -~ 41400:* b ka0 | avt. Doheld MacMilan bn WIS S SROWILRIE, 7. 1. Hroksraliel Hobver 18" oXalai 2l G . th Aboo | Comm. Richard B. Byrd obiained houses quoting to 1 against|{Hoover New York State; } | first Arotic flylng experlencd|gpitn - From $10,000 to $16,000{8500 to $300 Hoover carrles Okla. {Tho fout years of work ing GRUEEEA Wih tivisects of 1ittls MEMEIHGHR 500 th $500 Hoover carries ploring S Katmal, resultinglgn,h money. Tennessee; $700 to $5600 Hoover M the dlegdvery of tie ValleyRHEheuiR S Neb No of-|carries Minnesota: $500 to $100 Ten Thousand Smokes, on the fbover tarilus AOAIRRT /¢80 Lo Alaskan’ Peninsula, cost more than 200 Hoover carries Nebraska; $75,000, and a three-year expedi-|_ % s . tion to uncover ancient Inca ruins in the mountains of Peru required $50,000, The figures natiogally. en Hoovc gone a3 high as the nationd] elections were LAKEHURST, N. J.,, Oct. Balked by adverse winds and un- favorable weather reports the Graf Zeppelin did not start on the pro- posed: Midwest air tour last night, o —— { 3.3 NIWMAN A. M. GEYER PLUMBING SHEET METAL QUALITY WORK with QUALITY MATERIALS, .« means a good looking job and no repairs, Lower Front Street Phone 154 Juneau, Alaska Juncow’s Leading Department Store i i Little W Oaly - YOUNG WARRIORS IN OLD SETTING Little :d that “exploring | g is at has become a rich man's pastime.” |, His last expedition to Central Bra- cost would ‘AQ[ORY e Jododxa uwvdlY 1) as having obse much as herel come with| NASHVILLE, Tenn.: Betting Seven Jight. Small amounts have been was 0, THE ARCADE CAFE Special Dinners on Sundays and Week Days Soda Fountain in connertion. Come in and listen to the radio. MARY YOUNG, Prop. PHONE 288 Okla.: No are salaries 214 ries For Every Purpose No bets. The course of The American Legicn parade during the veterans’ convention at San Antonio, 1exas, toc! the former service men by the Alamo, shrine of ear'y xas history. Tha photograph shows the Portlanc Oregon, fife and drum corps passing. DISTANCE MARVELOUS i / CLARITY £oig as ' { 5 REAL BEAUTY Pacific Coast Coal C P H. G. WALMSLEY, Agent SER SROVE 1T T Phone 412 518750 do not cover compiling and publishing of the | masses of data obtained by the expeditions, Much of the increased cost is found by various explorers “FLACK JACK” REVIEWS HIS VETERANS to be the result of advances in the \.S W . i AR 2 4, A,,b?r ; prices for equipment, food and in. 2 . & |cidentals, although salaries hava 4 e . " ; i . gone up to some extent and labor and cther help has advanced con- siderably. GENEROUS DONATIOK “ /| GIVEN BY SKAGWAY ‘ | TO HURRICANE FUND SKAGWAY, Oct 25— The appeal for aid, made by the Juncau Chap. ter of the Red Cross to the Skag- way Women's Club, for victims of the Florida and Porto Rico disas- ters, was most enthu cally taken up by the lad Mrs. Frank Nefsy, Mrs. Picket and Mrs, Vie- tor Sparks, a volunteer commit- tee, conducted the drive A Red Cross benefit dance was given on Saturday evening, October 13, The Elks' Lodge donated their hall. Those with musical | talent donated the music and the General Pershing, third frem right, with Lord Allenby, British conqueror «f Turkey, second, feview. | voiunteers ‘- canvassed the towa; Ing the parade of The American Legion during the San Antonio, Texas, convention of tie veterans. “elling tickots. The dance was a Others are Edward E. Spafford, commander of Legion, right; Mrs. Wallbricge, president of au “big success and $70.10 were turned plary, at Pershing's right; Lady Edward Spencer Churchill, and Brig. Gen. Albert Bowley, esmmand. info the Red Cross Benefit Fund, ing the Second division. | Letters were sent to the several organizations in town and all gave ——— | most generously. The following MOUNTING COST OF EXPLORATION the Complete (less tubes) Pumpkin i? aces We sure hope that you kids have a grand time making things tough for the grown- ups on Hallowe’en. But don’t let mother forget that there are other things to be made out of pumpkins besides faces. Did you ever, in your worldly career, hear of such a thing as Pumpkin Pie? AMAZING .TONE peer Do B Progeeen rings Any Into Your Own Home EXACTLY As Rendered met largely out of regular "a""‘amnuntu were Dpledged: Masons OBSERVED BY SCIENTIFIC GROUPS appropriations, the total muast have amounted to $1,000,000 or more, WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.—Al. by Charles Wilkes which visited wosa . $15000 Gomplers described above are eight tube. sets. |$10, Bagles $5, Eastern Star $s, | Skagway Women's Club 35, pres-| Both of sets | byterian Board $3, making a total It is among the less extraordi though the Byrd Antarctic expo. dition is not the first million dol lar exploration undertaken in history of American sclentific ef. ~ fort, it has emphasized the mount- cost of this branch of endea- ~ wyor for the advancement of man's knowledge. ' In cost, the naval expedition led Antarctic regions and fous is- lands in the Pacific and eventual- ly worked its way around the world in 1838-42 probably comes as close as any to the Byrd expe- dition for purposes of comparison. A squadron of naval vessels was used, and, while no figures are avallable, because the expense was nary undertakings, however, that'ge gog 10, / the rapid increase in the cost of ——ee exploration in recent years be- Sydney Laurence reproductions comes most apparent. George K.!jm Christmas cards, original, dif- Cherrie, former curalor of the ferent, Alaskan, 25 cents each at Field Museum of Natural History, the Nugget Shop. —adv. at Chicago, who has made 39 sci-| —————.— » entific expeditions to Central and| warwin Tulips at 35 fcr $1.00. South America, is quoted by Mrs. Other prices in proportipn. Ju- Mary L. Jobe Akeley, widow ofimeau Florists. Adv. IE One rectifier tube and seven working tubes. Free Trial in the Home First ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT and POWER COMPANY JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS, ALASKA - Juneau Phone No, 6 Douglas Phone t‘{o. 18 That’s where you get your real pump- kin face. Ask us. CALIFORNIA GROCERY Free delivery three tmn:;“t dn: e PHONE 478