The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 21, 1929, Page 2

v ;RN YRS e Rk T Ed OGS ¢ RN § ) G 09 ERE ! G ) SRR § ) SRR ) S SHOE VALUES RE STYLE WITH REAL SHOE COMFOR JER The Arch Maker Shoe For Women $5.50 to $8.50 SMART the lu incly Their 1 fashionably 1 Black Paient Leather with High Heel Blue Suede with Frencl: Heel are delighted with women, especial fort that hide erior STAR so slender, so youthful, their heels beneath the genu- ND SHOES. 3 of Brown Lizard with Tan Inlay Black Patent Leather with Lizard Trim Two Tone Crepe Soles and Other Styles Ph 2 Ld4 enix Hosiery 1.00, $1.50, 51.75, $2.25, $1.25, $1.95, & $2.00 $2.00 $2.75 9 O YAy Semi-Service Weight Extra Service Weight Chiffons Silk and Wool B. M, Behrends CO., Inc. Juneau's Leading Department Store The Earl of Ypres Arrive I i 7 ° ] 9 o 1 C | SR | EOTATEE ) CRRER § § GLLT | SR § 5 GIRL 6§ GV § 0 . T | s in New York | Ny Y THURSDAY, NOV. 21, 1929. Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. Weather Bureau ! i \ Forecast for Juneam and vicinity, bee~ning 4 p. m. today: Rain (onight and Friday; gentle southerly winds. Low 4cm. 4 am. Precip. 4am. | LOCAL DA ’ | T Barometer Temp. M ity Wind = Velocity Weather yest'y 3041 34 § SE 8 Rain m. today 3015 39 91 SE [ Rain |Neon teday 3016 41 93 SE 5 Rain | ‘ CABLE AND RADIO RECPORTS | YESTERDAY TODAZ _ | Highest 4p.m. temp. temp. | emp. temp. Ve:ocltzfi hrs. Weather ey B C g AR 0 cldy 26 20 ) 24 14 0 Cidy 32 32 26 26 4 0 .Pt. Cldy 10 2 -4 8 — 0 Pt Cldy 14 14 12 16 = .02 Pt. Cldy 24 20 20 24 — 01 Cldy St. Paul 34 34 - 3 26 .06 Rain Dutch Harbor 38 38 38 44 - 34 Cldy Kodiak 46 46 40 40 4 10 Clear Cordova 46 44 38 38 4 170 Rain Juneaa 39 34 3 39 6 97 Ketchikan 42 40 38 42 6 22 Prince Rupert 42 40 36 42 0 28 Edmonton 8 0 -4 2 10 0 Seattle 44 42 36 36 % [ L Portland ... 48 46 36 38 i 0 San Francisco ... 72 64 52 52 % 0 *Less than 10 miles NOTE—Observaiions at Barrow, Fort Yukon, Tanana and Eagle |are made at 8 & m. and 8 p. m, Juneau time. The barometric pressure is moderate low bus rising in South- western Alaska and is moderately high in Northern and Southeastern Alaska. It is highest in British Columbia. Rain has fallen over most of Southern Alaska accompanied by light winds. The weather is partly cloudy in the Interior. Temperatures have risen near ing Sea, in the Yukon Valley and Southeastern Alaska. [v i SRS § ) GRS §) G § ) SRS | | GRS 09 TR ) SR § { CRARS 6§ | {Court Permits Woman’s Testimony For Husband |less and barbarous.” PR b e | MEMPHIS, wewn ‘Nov. 21—an; TAWAH CONTEMPLATES wcient rule of law in courts of the United States and England, forbidding women from testifying in | HP"NOLULU' Nov. 21.—A P‘:“ defense of their husbands, has | Pacific Olympiad in Honolulu that bben ignored by a Federal Judge will follow immediately after t here. Olympic games in Los Ar Judge H. B. Anderson of the 1932 is the immediate object; West Tennessee District declared |the Hawailan association of |women can testify in his court in |Amateur Athletic associaiion. defense of their husbands. For| All Pacific countries would be i decades they have been prohibited |vitcd to compete. Thes {from doing so. The practice has are Japan, China, Au been abolished in many State | Pacific coast states of the United |courts, but still holds good in | States. some Federal courts. Hawall will be well repre: The rule was set aside by Judge the Olympic games at Los An Anderson during trial of a man|The move to hold an Oly on charges of selling narcotics. The | here was given great impetus b; itlrrcnse called the man’s wife and success and profit that capped t! cham- the Government objected. national “I know the rule you plan to pionships invoke,” Judge Anderson told the| ———— prosecutor, “but the rule that a| Dell E. Sherir1, o {woman can not tectify for her| uner. Hotel Gastineau. men's swimming here. The Earl of Ypres, eldest son of the late Field Marshal John French, | Pritish commander in the World War, and uncle of Miss Valerie French, | ! the fiancee of Henry- Bradley Martin, Jr., have arrived in New York, Landing from the White Star liner Baltic, the Ear] denied he came here | to attend the wedding of Miss French. FHe said he knew nothing of her | plans, Miss French was heard of last in Colorado, where shé visited the bedside of young Martin. The Earl has brought across a number of | water-color paintings, mostly of old English buildings, which he will exhibit at the Anderson Gallery. At one exhibition in London last year, Queen Mary purchased four of his paintngs. International Newsreal Drawings of Hoover Considered Of Great Value Miss inik has taken a parl time: position in one of the lcad- ing photographic studios here. Late | hours during the social s WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.—Muchlghe is attending dir usement has b afforded the laimost every night House at by a Pub-ieq to interfere with her businos: career. She works four hours a day at the studio. € e drawing and h\sI | Asks Dismissal of One Receiver for Foshay Utilities n New York that an ched great aviczraph dealer has value to a pap b President Hoover signature. ual with the g visi- | them cailly. White House officials pointed out MINNEAFOLIS, Minn,, Nov. 21 ident has been mak- ing draw! e amusement cf his own children and friends. The President at a loss to understand why value can b that the Pr ic Utilities Con- m, one of the companias on No-| is Q atiached to his drawings W@ o there are so many. mine the books hree con- ns, is sought in t Court by the |the Utilities Com; Last Continent of Mu Gustav ar Traced in Old Stones itioners are e Shieflb who * PAPEETE, Tah! repres: ather - , ends of the lost continent of M and the charge is that a | which oriental tradition say disap- acy exists to control the n a small group.” The petition also said no single receiver or firm of attorneys could adequate representations for | and stockholders of all companies because of d other conflieting re- peared in fire and flood leaving the irlands of the South Pacific, have b2en revived by finding eviden . | & race that peopled these | pefore the ancient coming of the i Rotent explorations by anthro- upon mountain plateaus | between them. je shown stone structures of n‘; % i gite different character than those | PASKETTALYL DOMINATES the tops of volcanic indiana. above water. | Page's three-year attempt to win . the high schools to football found DEBUTANTE him this year with the poorest BUSINESS CAIEEB}:;;M he has had shwe’ he left !.—Com-; Eutler university. TON, Backetball has been leaping for- with pleasure is the { Loranda Proch-. weard meanwhile. No city or ham- 0 Jet is without a basketball team; shutante daughter of /the state tournament plays to 25.- n : 90, thousands clemoring for tone. screen grio’ tubes Exhaustive research . ency from the “Screen Grid" circvit — to get power beyond any - possible need —to in- sure perfect clarity of by. Polynesians. Remoto | FOOTEALL IN INDIANA . ‘caves have given up skulls | it has pro'v'd that #QU" & P"ces 3t Pol | BLOCMINGTON, Ind, Nov. 21.-| “Screen Grid Tubes” bkati I _fable is that Mu once com- { Page seems to be fighting 2| s.flw fona od land filling a vast region of /lcsing battle in his effort to crown o‘re necessary to de- Y n Pacific. It senk, football king of collegiate sports in| rive the fullest effici- 2 Low Buy Out of Income Ask about our deferred - payment plan — _ modest down payment only . | husband in criminal cases in Fed- has eral court is ignored in this dis- me: trict because T think it is sense-_ terc PACIFIC OLYMPIC GAMES t') > 8o . nNeQBeau{yfifor Cap}ta!*i" Ssagpencrsscotes ung Labor member of ish Ambassador to the own here with his n, daughter of the »y of India, Her grandfather Sir »swald Mosley, immensely ric Parliament, who 15 likely to United States, to succeed S equally famous wife, the former noted British statesman and fc was the late Joseph Leiter of C: march to a southern CHARLES W’LEOD | DIES N SOUTH| = r Bow Lodge No. A2 1.0, @.|small ed a2’ ‘message last nig that Charles McLeod, W receiving ‘medical trea e last December, died v morning in the U. 8. Mari tal, at Port Townsend, Wash. the past ‘several years, N s Assistant Keeper igh, tough and ran- s elusive, slim and ¥ styles dovetail as| those of McEver and| Tech boasts of Warner 3 tumpy Thomason who 1 up g ’\Iuss over a Wi in 1928 and still' are the of the Golden Tornado. on thinks that Johnny bee; Hc RHHHBH U U T M reat Light Station. McMillan, a d by his wife, Mrs. Chork ing - pair, have and -two small: childr team. They are v reside in Juncau. i sipal reasons w vices ‘will be: held un- | Clomser le to pile up 203 auspices of Mt. Baker Lodg> | PC i ix games. ! 5.9, 1. C. 0. F, ai Port Townsend ment will be in the Pugct ISSOURI COTTON UP CI1T Y—Missol C | | JE ON STAR BACKS TRAVEL 1929 c ciop is expected to to- IN PAIRS IN SOQUTH tat 50000 'c bales than last year i | - - , Nov. ATTENTION i Painting, Paperhanging and Dec- ating. uaranteed First CI; work only. Max H. Mielke, Phone —ad: - o'Clock Dinner —adv. 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LT We have just received the finest and most complete lire of Floor and Table Lamps EVER ¢ g ] fOWN IN THIS CITY The lamps are equipped with the latest styles and models of silk and ultra combina- tion ensemble materials. Lamp Stands can be purchased with or without Shades and that goes also on Shades. If you will drop in and take a good look you will be convinced that nothing like this display has ever been shown in the city. The prices are reasonable and we guaran- tee full value on each and all articles shown in our Lamp and Shade group. 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