The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 25, 1929, Page 2

REMINANTS Hundreds of vards of S#lk, Wool .and Cotton materials,-in attractive suitable for every requirement. All at Great Reductions OUR HALF-PRICE SALE OF Is now on. sclection? B. M. Behrénds ACO.‘,’ Inc. Merchants W(-.nln:r Condmons As Rewrded by the U. S. Weather Bureau Forecast for Juneam and vicinity, be*~ning 4 p. m. today: Rain tonight' and Saturday; fresh southeasterly winds. LOCAL DATA Uin Barometer Temp. Humidity Wlnd Velocity Weather 41,0 yesty 20.43 48 88 12 Rain 4 . m. today 29.59 45 84 12 Rain Noun today 29.66 45 91 14 Rain CABLE AND RADIO REFORTS 1eoibnbay | TODAY Highest 4pm. | Low 4cm. 4am. Precip. 4am, tons- temp. temp. | emp. Lemp Vclocuy zq hrs Weather Fow SAe 80 OB G SRR Cldy Love 42 38 |- 728" ‘90 . v Clear Lieihal .. 36 30 |28 38 8 0 Cldy Fort. {kal 22 18 18 32 — 0 Cldy | ‘Canaiia 2 a2 Tl 0 cldy | Eagle ....... 30 30 0o 32 — 10 Rain | SGiPaul ... 49 40 36 36 20 02 Cldy | Duteh Harbor ... 42 42 40 40 - 10 Cldy | . B4 46 | 4 46 16 60 Rain . 58 48 | 4t 44 14 40 Cldy 50 48 | 44 15 12 69 Rain 54 52 | 46 46 4 134 Rain 13 52 | 46 48 8 16 Pt. Cldy Bdmonton 68 £ | 40 46 » 0 Cldy E [ 64 | 48 52 . 0 Cldy Bortlend ..z 4 68 | 48 48 4 0 Clea San neisco ... 18 ki |t 52 52 " 0 Cidy *Less than 10 miles. D e -SSR E TL I PGSy B 0 35 5 E—Observalions at Barrow, Fort Yukon, Tanana and Eagle = 2 at 8 a. m. and 8 p. m., Juneau time. — pressure femalils below ‘twenty-nine inches in the vicinity: of Hou k, and is Jow ‘throughout Alaska and moderately high from the Pac fic States southwestward. The pressure has risen in South- em Alaska and fdllen in the Interior. Rain has been general ii South-ri- Alaska and eloudy weather prevails in the Interior with clearing weather oh Seward Péninsula and near the middle Aleutian lflsi:dé. Temperatures- have rigen decidedly in the upper Yukor vy and have Mngtd but little in other districts. 6000 CASTIN |- “ APPY RICKS” Allhou the names of the Ju- nean aci s who will lnturptet the comedy * Cappy, Ricks,” to be pro- | As an added evening's en Aleece Graves will play several se- lections on the harp. .Her reeital alone will be well worth the price of admission, it is said. Frederick Dobler and Albert King will appear the same evenings in a specialty musical act of clever pieces. Dick McGinn will be at the Organ in an attraction to, the ainment, Miss duced u i the fl“‘?“"?’ of the | b opriate musical program, joca) ¥ot! bf the Amorlesn Legion [ 5y 1o ia that cverything possibie, at the Coliseym Theabre Qetober | being done to make “Cappy 28 and ), have been published | pioeer o show that will be well several io, there are still many worth witnessing. Reserved seats nguiz 3 to who will appear in may be obtained from the Juncau the ~ Drug Company or Butler Mauro's. {FIRST ROLL CALL OF AMER. LEGION ROUSING AFFAIR Jarman porirays Ellen Qe office girl; Homer l3ys John' Skinner, the fanager; Hazel Petrich | 2 3 Florence Ricks, an reir five million dollars; n «alf appears as Johun i, A % De lawyet; W. J. Leivers | A most . enjoyable ‘evening: was cil . Pericles Bernard, a |spent last . &4 the Dugout only ‘shn; “Edward® F. |when a re attendance of 60| is the hard boiled sea it Peasley; Edna E. Pol- | >rizes Rick's sister Aunt l-lw Ricks; Harry Stonehouse acts men turned out for the first Roll 1 mecting veer held by the local post of the American Legion: Roll Call night will hereafter be an an- “bown chauffeur, Brook- rusl event, of the Legion wear, Mwmu afid Sanford Dodge, the| An informa) spirit predominated | , will xppel,f &s Alden P. nlldn(; the social part of the eve- er Fred Dohler p_w PHONE 83 OR 85 = ‘g Mot b v b $8.50 UL R T T Have you made your \mark to look for “The Slore That I’lecues THE SANITARY GROCERY lengths several pleasing and thoroughly en- joyable melodies. on his banjo, a deligious supper. was served by Mess Sergeant Foushee. Nomination of. officers for was held last night and the ele tion - of officers- will* be hcld 0] November' 14 e, ENTERTAIN IN HONOR OF MRS. In honor of Mrs. £. Kirkpatrick, of Nugget: Creek, Mrs. W. J. Reck noon at Mrs. Reck’s home on Dis- tin . Avenue. Each guest had been rcmwst"d to bring an old-fashioned gift for one of .the other guests: and everyone ! present was afforded a great deal: of merriment as -these were ex-| changed and opened. Later, after playing several hands of bridge, a delicious luncheon was served. Among those present were: Mrs. J. Kendler, Mrs. R. H.' Beistline, Mrs. M. Lynch, Mrs. R. Peterman, Mrs. J. H. Newman, Mrs. W. G. dellan, Mrs. W. H. Robinson, Mrs. Jeorge Getchell, Mrs. Jessie Har- non, Mrs. H. G. Welch, Mrs. Dan- 5, Mrs. M. D. Berry, Mrs. . H. Dickinson, Mrs. W. B. Heisel, wd Mrs. M. Bavard. Mrs, Reck for the past few days. e ——— Commercial job pnnung at The Smpire. y ; | bujh'ng coffee the trades is Hills Bros’ Hiis Bros. for coffee, quality developed the patented, continyous proc- ess that roasts coffee 2 few pounds at a‘time. No ether coffge tastes like Hllls Bros. Coffee because none is roasted the same way, UL T T T T T 30 | KIRKPATRICK | Kirkpatrick . has - been the | “| "ousc-guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. ARAR stands by . Controlled Roasting — | THP D/\ILY ALASKA EMPIRE, F’RIDAY OCT. 25, 1929 mflvmfln femhnt: classified as gangsters The bravado vanished and Doo- dy’s head dropped to his |when the verdict was announced » C g ! []IE IN c“AlR1 V. B. Mch‘r}:Sl\(l:.;dez: ‘Hil’ Joe | Hans Sonnberg, Juneau; Nick Bas- for Gangsters Cd Gastineau Shel | G. Hansen; Robert Wakelin, S CHICAGO, IIl, Oct. 25-—“Wee|atitle; John F. Chamberlin, Ketch: | Doody, called the “Baby |K® E. F. Zuern, Portland, Ore d Hibler, Carl Johnson, Ju- 1 Killer,” has been found gu!lLy! of murder and sentenced to die in the electric chair, % The jury was out two hours, J{GEORGE STEVENS IS ied for the Q!'n:yun"l Chief of Police | vyn, who was shot dead last| Funer when he attempted to arre: 3t | ens we 1'\\0 men in a_stolen automobil o 1l services for George Stev- held at 2 o'clock this af- in the chapel of the Ju- mg Undertaking = Parlors, Harry R. Allen, pasmx of Church offici | | YELLLOW CORN, No. 2 can T()\IATOI*§ IN l’LREI No. 2 siz IVORY SOAP \ledmm Slze, FIG BAR§ Whole \\ hedt or \\ hltc 2p0unds.. o e s R & | chest | loft, H. W. Olts, Chitina; Don ! Found (,u,”y of Murder——‘w t. 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