The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 11, 1930, Page 8

cumbed shortly after midnight The deceased was a native of Italy, ™ He had lived in Juneau a number . better for them f years t The body is at the Charles W. bell Waldorf Carter Mortuary. Funeral ar- rangements have not yet been IS made te ustomed to lights PN —— is to go on ield 10 minutes or 0 hefore th a OKLAHOMA AGGIE COACH o L R The Aggie coach declares there i | s Hospital He was a native no eye strain on the players a nd, unmarried and leaves the first five or ten minutes. After| | no relatives in this country. The | = . . |remains are at the parlors of the e s S Die in Llednc Chair in|Jjuneau-voung Undertaking Com Alexander Campem. 52, Is L g ® FALL OFFDOCK ozicet r | GAUSES DEATH Wenacing to “l’(”,(x, | A typographical error in e Circular No. 7, issued by the OF e Alaska Game Commission supplementing its current e regulations on the taking of S\III\Ii\'(’(I })\ Wi(lfl\‘\', Daughter, Brother . . . . . . . . . . . from local headquarters of e fared A8 fhil Thom the Commission. Corrected ! I e been IH’)H((] . : ; . . . . . . . . . . secooce icn to offset the / ted by the Federal Government printing office, the circular *ad: “Beaver ay be taken only by the | |At 0 1 can not np dmu yet ° > use of steel 5 e . 25 feet from any e g e beaver house or den.” The e exposed by the re- e word “Not” was erroneously His acc ;mm was im- e inserted . . reported to the Fire Saaasiseis niiee members of the depart- | ot S a short time the players’ eyes be y an DEFENDS NI t football is peither brutal nc trageous as some of the cum-hr, Thomas C: ¢ large schools' charge, says Lynn pioneer of Waldorf, Oklahoma A. and M. men- s tor | Prison — One with |Pan¥ | been F(lll Slfyl(’s Jesl on Lips | ar. Cushen came to Amsks | Front ay Main St. Tolapbone:91 COLUMBUS, Oiiio, Nov. 11- had Cramer, aged 31, of Hamil- IN u ed in N‘)'() Ohio Penitentiary lih Lx night Cramer was convicted of mur- der, the slaying of Robert Clemons Holeproof | " i o i farmer, during an attempted rob- . bery. a murder of Harland Manes, Akr FOR MEN |m“u'm' n, after an argument o traffic violation. Walker walke (HH( ly to the chair and as he sat Big Variety of down said: ) T]m is rather a shocking eve- Patterns Al pliet s ~L o o | Frank Cox is greeting friends in ) Juneau. He s a guest at the Alas- SABIN’S | e Play Indoor Golf at The Alaskan Hotel. (adv.) T ()M()RR()W’S SPECIAL 22 BARS CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP FOR $1.00 T GARNICK’S, Phone 174 HH“‘HIW bl To those deathless heroes who were canonized by the Cannon’s mouth, to those who returned to share with us the honor and the peace they so dearly won, Armistice Day is the symbol of the Nation’s reverent obligation. We shall honor their names and their deeds eternally, together with the names of those who proudly sent them forth to Battle. Puff gets an inv ot e ome accustomed to the artificial 15 condition v\|~)ll\lrnvl‘ 'w]v 1o Saced 1ALASKA sNEER Hospital. He_suc Instead of being detri 1 to health o > ple , ni oot | p y | especially in the south, [ | g actice,” the coach hnys} «cessary. All a team needs Thomas Ca\hf n, 60, Un- FOOTBALL married, Dies at St. STILLWATER, Okla., Nov. 11 Twu SLAYERS Ann’s Hospital resident of Ju FOR CRIMES):~ of the Territory. et watker, ot ko A llImlIIIIIIIII|IIllllIullllIlIIIlllIIIlIlIIIIIlmlllllIllllllllulllllllllllIllllllmIIlllllmmlmlllllllIIllull_ll[lllnllllllllllllill THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE TUESDAY, NOV. 11, 1930. Dazly Cross-word Puzsle AU Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle Beel Vo + without 1 Moseatine contie nickname 12 This wus llln.‘d 12 years o 0n. ll compelled I ntonlumage | o " i 24, City In southe rn France 26. Headdresss | o {1 wen petutea it 0. time to wiict My ining " 81 Evnrl‘n'll tree 32, Mass of Ir- rl[!llll .n-‘- 4. er ol Wlllll 87. Mu 38, Cooking de« artment 8. Had the eours age 4. Swallows a % £a) bayptinn R00- 4o 010 grench DOWN 4. Femnine Ins 1. Girdle Sond! :‘I"".'I 61. Undermine 2. Part of 8 vudifions 64. Battle of the A world war . Guldo's bighest a suldlu note 6. Chomieatnms iipose ing . Sce f eom. 6 Enduress Exist bat archale 66, Organ of aears . Member of the 1. Depurt ing solar system & Before o0, Blenmships . Trees with 9. Outer eovers abbr. {ragrantwood ing . m Samare 4. Scatter 10. Puttern N2 \ DR n for a dance; at If-past eight s, ‘although h( doesn’t lik ay up very late | a Frog, takes him around, till every guest he's met, ne o'clock poor Fuffy finds m‘ \ | | | | | | | ed 60 years, a | o Dollar Week The Cash Bazaar 111 FRONT STREET STORE OPEN EVENINGS “Juneaw’s Pioneer Cash Department Store” Beginning Monday, November :10th, and until Saturday, No- vember 15th, our store will be CHOCK FULL OF SURPRISE PRICES FOR YOU. . Come in and visit with us and BE SURPRISED at the wonderful Values we are offering for your dollar mext week. and a hundred different styles. A dandy lot of costume CHOKERS — An imported lot, of many hues‘and colors h jewelry, TWO FOR .. .. il i s 1 LOUNGING PILLOWS—Good size, and ghe newest in de- signs in heavy rayon. $ TWO F OR ...................................... s el LB RUNNERS—Of dmmy design in krinkle oil cloth, various sizes, for the dresser, table, etc. One of the very new ideas. $ FIVE FOR ELASTIC—Black, in every width. i s BEVEN Y BDS = R S N a, and 4 long-time au, died this morn- after a lingering illness at St made days of the Klondike rush. He lived in all the notable camps| Featuring Trupak and H. B. Brands Over There While we pay honor to noble souls who ‘gave all in earlier - wars---let’s look to the East and give the flag three mighty waves in tribute to those valiant lads who sleep in Flanders Field under breeze kissed poppies. ¢ George Brothers Grocery Leader Department Store lIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIHIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIlllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMWHIIII[HIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIE IIIIIIIIIIIIll"lIIIlIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIImlIIII;I_IIIiI]IIHIIlIIIIIIIIII|Ill|lIllmfilllllllllllllllll IIIIllllllllllllll"lll"u CALIFORNIA GROCERY PHONE 478 The Home of Better Groceries PHONES 83 OR 85 “The Store That Pleases” OO FER AL TR AR O Emmmlmum THE SANITARY GROCERY CANVAS GLOVES—BIlue wrist, the extra heavy kind that s gives you worlds of wear. THRLF PAlR .................................................................. DRUG SUNDRIES — Tale and Face Powder, Footease, Hand Lotions, Tooth Paste, etc. Regular 25 cents each. '§ FIVE FOR . KIDDIES-—Phy Suits, Overalle Coveralls in blue and dark colors, up to $1.35. $ N()W (OUK[N(; JTENSILS—In aluminum and ename] We have grouped many very necesary kitchen articles that $ regularly sell for 65 cents to 85 cents and put them in one lnt to go durmg this aalc at TWO ARTICLES FOR............ POT HOLDERS—You never can have too many nf these around the kitchen. $ SEVEN FOR N T L AR L AR L PSS LOOK—_LOOK—LOOK—-A very fortunute buy enables us to offer a lot of children’s half hose for kiddies up to five years of age, in solid colors, trims, etc., at § TR PATHOPOR (o2 lai Sl BT s CHINESE COIN BASKETS—In several sizes, make won- derful sewing or gift baskets. . LT A S S Rl e S o o U SIS PILLOWS FOR THE BABY — Filled with bright new | KAPOK, in Baby Blue or Baby Pik. § \ TWO FOR .. KNITTED TOQUES——Many styles, colorings and com- bination of colors, values up to $2.50. § NoOw , HATS—These ladies’ hats are the kind you would expect to pay from $4.50 to $8.50 for. Moitly felts and velvets. They are in one lot and will not last at this price. . Make s your selection while the choice covers a wide range. ALL TO GO AT .. HAAS BOXED CANDY—: : Regular $2.50 boxes—Now Regular $2.00 boxes—Now Regular $1.00 boxes—Now 2 for HAAS CHOCOLATES—In bitter sweet and milk choce: late. This candy is a reg\llar 75-cent scller ~and for next week we are going to sell itat =« 1 | : $ THREE POUNDS FOR : 50% REDUCTION ON Framed Pictures, Glft Handker- chiefs and some of those regular $1.00 men’s ties in many assorted colors, patterns, and really up 4 to the minute at $ TWO FOR ... ... ... pCaR e ) it 4 Other articles used flmly are included in this drastic price reduction sale-COME-LOOK—BUY B e e UL S L Sy L L 531 FRONT STREET " STORE OPEN EVENINGS STORE OPEN EVENINGS b [