The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 24, 1930, Page 2

¥ ] . THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, OCT, 24, 1930. - At i o . . T °s to the Paul faction, declared !people of Alaska to control their 202 v | DEMGGRATS TU Shattuck. He reviewed the |own resources. Weather Condltmns As RecordEd by "he U' S‘ it . » 77 02 ) SFT % sful stand of those two can- He refuted completely the charge Wea[her Bu_rean . ‘ ’\ r’? I\ ;s J e 1 s and their later surrender |that he had not fought the discrim- Forecast for Jumeam and vicinity, bag~ning 4 p. m. today: ] i g ; for votest pro- | inatory features as applied to Alas- i I; ! 'i"!‘bi{'(} 1’rs' g sserted, was |ka of the so-called Jones Shipping Rain tonight and Saturday; moderate southeasterly winds. g © VI AL 9L 0 s [ LR Lt |a co onment of the |Act, the Merchant Marine Act of LOCAL DATA il - princif fought in 1020, He-introduced documentary Time :=arometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity Weathe = 5 ‘ ; ' 1 L de n | evidenceto prove the falsity of theld p. m. yest'y .. 2924 48 8 SE 18 :::,. L g ] LY oters wi i | charge ‘ove that he had|4 a. m. today 3 12 90 E 20 i 1 Al o » I 3 Yy | l ) voters who made it po: |charge and to prove L a , OF ‘i( I and """{-, yvien e * them to defeat Will A. Stecl used every possible means to pre-|Noeon today 42 91 SE 6 Rain v ' 5 that election. |vent the passage of the measure a%s | ! ; . Candidates to Speak to| Gaffney refuted charges|with that clause in it FARLE AND l‘!ADIO kol i ‘ ¢ ¥ : Rizht now is the time to get posted on new Voters at Cohseum— by the opposition that he had | Gaféney's Election Predicted | YESTERDAY T TODAY TR Virdat stules M J d Presid the laboring man in the| Mr. Grigsby, Who expressed con-| . . ; Highest 4pm. | Low 4am. "l“m_' Precip. 'm < N i ayor Judson to Freside and was warmly ap-|fidence that the Democratic ticket [Sorvions femp. temp. | emp. temp. Veloc:y 24 hrs. Weather / Toto o ekl d X when he recited his con-|would be successful, predicted an)Barrow e ROET 16 14 14 14 0 © Oy - new complete stocks are ready, an (Continued trom Fage One) . 'y.ciion with the Alaska eight-hour |overwhelming victory for Mr. Gafi- (Nome - 8¢ 3¢t | 28 3 4 “Trace Cléar ve'll he mighty glad to show you any time N —————————— |4y for the mining industry. This|ney. “I have known Tom Gaffney |Bethel 32 32 | 28 28 8 0 Pt Ody 28 TR ) J 1-thie big 1asue Betare Adnayine e he fathered in the first |since 1902. He has lived in the Sec {0Ey, Stkon A, W38 - = a Qay : you stop im, day, declired Mr. Sampson. It in- ure in it is still in |ond Division more than 30 years. I _4nana g 28 B o b g o : : . cludes most, if not all, of the other and effect the | predict that he will carry the Sec-|Fairbanks o o algs = b Qdy g | Nothing fussy, nothing formal; a com- before the pégple of the|Tcrritory. He admitted thal helond Division by a vote of three FAgle . a4 oaey FGR R 3 Sy s ¢ filt i J 4% 1a KO ¢ fought tori- . 150 o t. Pa 2 2 u in mon-sense showing of what correctly dress- Territory today; is is above and be- hud stully, fought the ;okari=|to on and that he Will also ORIIY (., ity e Ras e iy T ISR Rhin . I S yond partisanship; and, as Lincoln ou er bill in the 1927 Gastineau Channel by a vote of |/ o0 - b | 3 aa ed men will wear. approached reconstruction after the sion of the Legislature, declaring |three to one, and be elected,” hej ' ‘" S ;’; ;g fi 5+ c&n}rl . g Civil War, it must be approached ! was nothing but a measure | asserted. Juneau 52 18 | 40 42 20 116 Rain Be sure and see these new suits and without partisan feeling or section- to build up a political — e e——— Sitka LR B e Cidy i p s J al animosity, he declared. Only > in the Territory. If that| Beautiful Christmas Cards fromip ... 54 P g T 36, gy overcoals as soon as you can. through Home Rule, he added, n enacted at that time, Inew and old Sydney Laurence re- Prince Rupert 50 50 42 46 10 "G Rain could Alaskans exercise individual € Wi?‘f”hfllm ‘g"‘l"d Dl‘Ddug“Dlnss'—fit for h‘5-75t- Hand| o onton 52 44 36 4 » "o Cy QLT > 3 ) ' 7 AQ = initiative and assume personal re- ! be a candidate for Dele- |colored—15 cents each extra. att] 54 52 50 . g L SUITS PRICED AS LOW AS $35.00 sponsibility in the development and |gate but would be the controller of | Christmas Cards from your own }s,;f:ufl%d B E e gg li ‘1‘3 ;:l’: With Two Pair Pants ddministration of their own re- . 4 print of landscape, baby, €t¢—3% g, mancicco g8 60 54 56 . Q ciéar ¢ ith Two Pair Fanls sources. Home Rule for $4.75 Spokane . 56 56 | 38 B 4 02 Pt. Cidy Campaign Ts Forced { ose speech 1z It .copy musk be e“‘“‘;‘fegt“x:"; Vancouver, B, C. b4 52 | 48 &b Pk " Rain iy “\ ERC( ATS. Si I l I B 1 ‘The necessity for making a cam- 1t an hour, contrasted Alaska’s|[duced — ftlcre is a sligl extr: *_Less than 10 miles. : ERCOATS, Single and Double Breasted paign for the Divisional ticket has Organic Act with that of other jcharge. s gESniuls w1 ' - At Territories. ~ The Ala ur owny: A8 % | bei? fzrce;iheupg: JtcuhliuoD:m::rfi:g X ,‘ he as’;er[c)d. was an in- |ed at a slight extra charge. Super- The pressure is low throughout Alaska and Western Canada I‘i'l‘( as I Y0 3 22 50 g" % gardner nl:ld % b Bk | ivers Alaskan. and lmitad |ior workmanship. Your time lf|and is lowest in Bristol Bay. It is high between Haawiie and C i 1 ow as [/ . ti-Steel-Paul Republic i-'in many ways the power of the getting short. See THE NUG- |fornia. Moderate to heavy rains have continued over most of Sou | SRICAeAl AL - REP YRR “°m'[‘ TR B i i 'GET SHOP. —adv.lern Alaska and cloudy weathér prevails in the Interior with light { il g i i 5 o S i - — -- e e s ot 5 IR TN - E P lsnow in portions of the upper Yukon Valley. Temperatures hdve i ] n [ [ & X 38 irisen in the Interior and fallen over most of the remainder of the i [~ Territory. > A | o r D) 22 \r . 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Behrends Co., Inc. “Juncau’s Leading Lopartment Store” " AMOS AND ANDY ARE FUNNIER TO: tip from the neighhbe i| . P. c. McCORMACK B8 Bow OF WRANGELL 4 » KAGW LY Nl]W e topkle, ot iEh pidind | et B B S INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR | | npany that it would expend e L “ | ! e edual saméunt, on. the. same | ‘ REPRESENTATIVE : nt.lel e ow “"”\ ‘ o Gl Gy \1 was m-um,;l; i 3 : eatre | 1 would uppre.ciate your vote at the General ‘ b SR 3 Election, November 4, 1930 ) [mproved Radio m the B . ; ‘ " J— . ool e b e virtually all the| tem. ! B' ancha ard, of ‘the White and Yukon River Railroad, ed the movement among owners for the collection of Hon. George B. Gragsby for Delegate e G | S SR Hon. Thomas Gaffney, for Auditor ‘ ; : ns for H\i“ impr Some monkeys are having a picnic EYES EXAMINED HhT e Purf?xl\xiks by and they ask him Allbn ShattUCk, for Senator ! i v' to stay. - DAN]ELS WINS ON He has a great time, but from, : | GLASSES FITTED b FOUL FROM RISKO|y "™k was wam s Judge Frank A. Boyle, Mayor Thomas ‘ ek BB e ) | f o — ¥ T lang‘ y‘;hr tail! ] : oo o M | PSR B. Judson of Juneau and E. L, Sampson §, Dr. R. E. Southwell | ' s, Rie m,'c(l and,an setoun s S o benis AL i A Fk "y !' A quality you |\ oy i S et i 4 of Ketchikan, for Representatives EYESIGHT SPECIALIST L would ins ist uck \\Ix‘:\ bl'ln:]::?m\::»lm;::&:s: Imporl;m announcements on por- g % Room 7, Valentine Bmldlng 's body. Risko was floored |traiture by Winter and Pond will g LI the match. |be made next week. adv, _, upon if you |t wrns e mi i Hear them! 0@ Home ‘Rule, Fisheries, Bureau- = : 1 i LHRISTNER INJURES p A > knew all the cracy, and other issues of the campaign. HIS KNEE;BOUT WITH b 3 ot 2 .35 i’ A “The Latest Styles in Women’'s Shoes ALWAYS” { ¥ACTS STRIBLING POSTRONED N ew Everybody is cordially invited to attend. NEWARK, N AT an injur. Oct. " 24.—Be- to the knee of [ Akron, Ohio, his ozrettes Stribling, sched- ., was postponed cause of * FACT NO. 15 ARNOLD’S BOOTERY * GOLDSTEIN BUILDING THIS IS A DEMOCRATIC YEAR--IN ALASKA AND THROUGHOUT THE REST OF THE COUNTRY The hand that makes a chieap thing Of imported mater- ials in the new pale peach shade, re-in- forced to control the 6‘(_ur‘ves'9§ y falters, if ever so slightly, when it attempts to make a fin> thing. The PT | U THE 1 ELITE STUDIO £ Has just completed the installation of an expendve up-to-the4 minute Lighting System direct from Hollywood. The system carries 100,000 candlepower Hllumination and we arg now prepared to take both fancy and the very up-to-date light- ings in PORTRAITURE; we also have a high power spotlight « for the SUNSHINE EFFECTS which will give your portrait a Very snappy appearance. . Get your Christmas Portraits before the rysh begins. THE ELITE STUDIO 213 FRONT STREET finest things invariably come from those who make only fine things. Schilling is the one coffee roaster A. Malacky FURRIER Hayve that cleaning, re- pairing and remodeling done now. who produces one grade of coffee {only.There are no 2nd or 3rd grade | Sehilling Coffees—o cheap blends |—no dual standards of quality. There arc many excelleat coffces " ==but, of them all, where is 1ho 42( \finesi apt to come from. Compacts and Girdles Everybody Welcome Satisfaction Guaranteed Tel. 45 Goldstein Bldg.