The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 24, 1930, Page 3

PALACE TONIGHT = T T House and Senate Leaders! Disagree and Extra Session Is Possible WASHINGTON, Nov. only will Congress at its approach- lar session next month b | > the 1 per cent tax rates, al- ongress, but the may be com-| 24— Not Truly an Excellent Picture Is rcduction in incor ed by the la to increase the rates tha E 1era anFUi were applicable before the 1 per lnncE ng cent reduction went into effect The 1 per cent reduction will be o2 BAMIELS lly discontinued unless LOWELL SHERMAN ‘matively con- Olive Tell — Kenneth Themson—Bert Roac) FPurnell Pratt kely liable to have an d of a du e, in old rates, if we meet all the present demands on the Treasury,” said Representative Bertrant H. Snell, Republican of New Yprk, chairman of the House Committee on Rules. Mr. Snell’ are in- Song and Dance Revue statement was made while he was discussing the recent | declaration of President Hoover| that there would likely be a treas- | deficit next June 30, the end| the fiscal year, but that he| Congress would be able to| r cent income tax 11 said he and| aders in the| would make every effort at proachi short session of | | Congress to expedite the passage of | |the customary ation and | MISS PETERSON WILL oo Srial GO SOUTH TOMORROW jneed of c; extra session of | the new Congress after March 4. | Norris in Opposition | Senator George W. Norri: sive Republican of Nebr: ested in other measures be- | sropriation bills, and he is| ling to sacrifice the legisla- | rgd by him just to avoid an | He emphasized to- | | |y | < | News Comedy 10—25—75¢c—Leges $1.00 WATCH FOR ILVER HORDE” leave whi witl Pacific Coast Vi On a 60-day "'he spent on the Ing ° relatives and friends, Miss| o Pearl Peterson, secretary to Region- | “al Forester C. H. Fl cave tomorrow morning on the Yukon for Seattle. She will return | outyn g ¢ here about the first of February. |gay that he led to force 10 a! A Miss Peterson will spend several|yite the Mu bill, the De- | days visiting friends and then g0 penture Plan for Farm Relief and | to Oakland, Calif., for a visit with he has spon-| her parents. Later she will visit e an bl friends in Los Angeles and ol LS ravenis enmdarient 80l southern California points. appropriation bills at the regu- | e BRIDGE PARTY GIVEN But | 3, | | the 3§ | tar short I sion. : { AN o x ATTENTION EASTERN STARS | . AT COFFEE SHOPPE, ; | ‘Juneau Chapter No. 7 Order of Mrs. Katherine Hooker enterlain-ip ctern Star will meet Tuesday, | cd at the Coffee Shoppe last Fri-|Nov. 25th at 8 pam. ANl Past| day cvening in honor of Mrs.iyatrons will take the chairs fo; White, Misses Gladys Forrest andinjtiation. There will be entertain- | Pear]l Petel all of whom and refreshments. All visit- leaving shortly to spend the h i members welcome. A special days in the States. Bridge was ferry will leave Douglas at 7:30 p.m. played and Miss Forrest won first | LILY M. BURFORD, | priZze while Mrs. Bernice Jones, a Worihy Mntmn' nieee of Mrs. Lydia Webber, carried FANNIE L. ROBINSON, | f off second honors. Secretary. n y |—aav. W hat Cogs With the TURKEY Is just as important as the bird itself. The mincemeat or pumpkin, the seasonings, the vegetables, the pickles or relishes all go to make up the feast. / You will find them all here of a quality which good judgment demands. At reason- able prices. SP\ECIAL——OYSTER COCKTAILS Sanitary Grocery “THE STdRE THAT PLEASES” Phones 83 and 85 mrsessszssesssssssssssssssssEasEE %ilhhmsu.u»,:h.u','. AT TP TP RTR R T L session and thus compel| [llw President to call an extra ses- |7 | Th {Barmas. THANKSGIVING LUXURIES COME U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU The Weather (By the U. S. Weather Bureau) Forecast for Juncau and vicifiity, bxginning at 4 p.m., November 24: Showers tonight and Thursday; moderate westerly winds. LOCAL DATA Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity 30.20 42 98 SE 4 30.13 35 98 NwW 3 30.21 40 92 NwW 2 CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS YESTERDAY | TODAY Highest 4p.m. | Lowest4am. 4a.m. Precip. 4am. temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24 hrs. Weather 736 . - 23 0 Clear -14 Clear -6 Clear Clear Weather : Rain Rain Cldy Time 4 pm, yest'y 4 am. today Noon today Passt‘ng(‘l‘s blll BOOkS Many for Yakutat tation— Barrow Nome Bethel Fort Yukon Tanana Fairbanks Eagle St. Paul Dutch Harbor Kodiak Cordova Juneau Sitka ‘s turkey boat this Thanks- g season is the Admiral Farra- {gut which called at Juncau teday { enroute from Seattle Clear | On ¢ the Puget Sound Me- Snow | tropolis, the craft was Clear | With an abundance of dressed tur- . cldy | keys, ducks, geese, chickens, cran- " Cldy | berries, sweet potatoss, candy Clear Cldy -6 -6 -20 -10 4 0 28 34 o make a sumptuous Rain | dinner, and at every Alaska port . Cldy| visited to the south of Juneau she Cldy‘ms'vhm‘x;cd large quantities of s: . Cldy | sonal luxuries. Here she put Cldy | bounteous supplies, retaining big Cldy | amounts for places to the We: Clear ward, including Seward which Clear | is scheduled to reach Wednesc Cldy | night. Foggy | 35 e Rupert monton Seattle Portland San ¥rancisco Spokane bt Vancouver, B. C. 0 *—Less than 10 miles. lay British Columbia Coal The vessel unloaded here 250 | tons of coal from Ladysmith, B. C., The pressure is high from the Pacific States to Western Alaska' ., carries Nanaimo, B, C. coal for and low in Yukon Territory and north of Hawaii. Rain has fallen in| oo, Southern Alaska followed by clearing from Kodiak westward, snow | On the way from Seattle to Ju- has fallen in portions of the Interior and continues at Fairbanks but| oo ‘oo o™ adie was clear weather prevails in other parts of the interior, morth andj /b BIFERESE JfoL R west. Temperatures have” fallen in Southwestern Alaska and risen‘r‘m\ F»er("‘l ]'m‘_',ls -;ml H'ihv‘ D in the Interior during the past 24 hours. l s s ot HtE thst: | i s 3 g at this port < 3 3 = {but here 36, mostly Indians, were Smith, 9. The sixth was captured by | pooked for Yakutat. These native J, Laurie with a score of 3, after|.ame to Juneau about a month a j& five target tie shoot-off with G. i gttend the Salvation Army Con- E. Cleveland and J. Williams. In'g,..qc the vessel pulled away Harold Smith’s Marksman- shlp Nets Him Two the seventh event, Mr. Smith WOD|from her dock in this city today, his second turkey of the afternoon, |the yakutat Salvation Army band, Thanksglvmg Fowl after a five target tle shoot-off ,qsempled on the top deck of the with Mr. Wigall. and played some of the lively She s Oy (TR hymns of their religious organiza- o i { tion. To Masons: | Regular meeting Monday even-| ing, 7:30. Work in E. A. degree. Visiting Masons cordially invited. By order W. M. JAMES W. LEIVERS, Secretary. Passengers for Yakutat Passengers who boarded the ves- sel here for Yakutat were Mr. and Mrs. James Jacks: and Mrs. James John, Daisy John, | Margaret John, Mr. and Mrs. Peter | Frank, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph James, B. W. Spence, @ miner, cntered“M’,t Cl'l”TI '(.wp;évri\,’m‘Ll:fry.,‘li:],‘." Woa gy Bl Milten, Lillie McKinley, Louise Kar- Saturday, ni%devm. Violet James, Annie John- n, Mr. }—adv Seven turkeys w R I ns yesterday afi re won by high ernoon’ at a trap C pigeon shoot of the Juneau Club. Before the e events, there was a trial choot in which the en- tries attempted the breaking of 25 targets. In this practice scores were Dr. W. W. Council 25, L. F. Mor- and J. Willams 24, E. Wigall Guy McNaugh- on 21, J. Miles 20, Harold Smith g ical treatment. grinlig o e son, Sadie Johnson, Mary Johnson s (g & A lmnvy Isaac, James Peterson, Aaron - McKinley, Charles James, A Man Jumps from Bed, | der James, Alexander Johnson Feels 'Gas on Heart Georze Johnson, Thomas Eis “Stomach gas pressed 50 hArd OD | ¢ oeoroocs oo esr oo ea t: ts. I > g 18, E. Raddi.and R. Li Bernard 16, {105, Deart.I had to get up gights \§ PUBLIC 18 B R L B i |began using “Adlerika and have| Card Party I b y eved” — R. F.}) ot een entirely rell to be given by the | d , Krueger. i e Adlerika relieves GAS and sour| isted of every entry LADIES AUXILIARY EAGLES stomach in TEN minutes! Acts ony 10" cly: targs BOTH upper and lower bowel, re-| In the first event, Mr. Willlams|maying old poisons you never knew | was the winner with a score of 10.|were there. Don't take medicine | MONDAY—S8 P. M. second event was won by MT.|which cleans only PART of bowels, | b Raddi with 8. The third was taken November 24 BRIDGE and WHIST 50 cents for Carc Refreshments but let Adlerika give stomach and by Doctor Council with after [bowels a REAL cleaning and see| a 10-target tie shoot-off with Mr. e} events con- shooting at how good you feel! Butler-Mauro | The fourth went to Mr [Drug Co. in Douglas by Guy's , 10; and the fifth to Mr.[Drug Store. An American-Made WATCH We Are Featuring This Year The ELGIN ‘and recommend it as the Ideal Gift NOW AT POPULAR PRICES NELSON’S JEWELRY STORE We also stock a complete line of other makes of Watches——Both POCKET and WRIST styles WITH FARRAGUT {Vessel Has Few Incoming| to Seward. frei d | | off THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, NOV. 24, 1930. { light, { | Mason, Donald Smith, John Haney | per Angencia )| received | son 1 Reed, Clarence Peterson, Phil- e ip Brooks, Nicholas Milton, George Benson, Wilson Frank Brown. - - > TALYWOULD s MAKE POISON BAS FOR WAR Financial Paper Gives In-| dication of What Is | Contemplated TONIGHT AT LUGANO, Switzerland, Nov. 24.— Copies of the Italian financial pa- conomica have been here containing a story indicating Italian interests are con- templating the manufacture of p: gas in the event of another i5 of the refinancing | of a group of Ttalian | .- chemical plants, One plant is omit- ted from the reorganization and! the paper explained the omission | by saying foreign money was in- volved and it would be unwi for Ttaly to allow the plant to be in-! #erested “The plants known as the | Acna, will be called on in event of | war to prepare most of the deadly | defense and at efore it is a good idea that for eigners know nothing about the workings of the group and produc- - E—— ing unit,” the paper | Nelson C. Bowles, aged 34 years, Acna normally manufactures | Portland millionaire, and his secre- paints and varnishes in the four|tary, Mrs. Irma Loucks Paris, aged plants. 3 held without bail, was | postponed last Saturday until to- KBy Away from ays. COLISEUM Where Sound Sounds Best Vitaphone Acts—Paramount Talking Comedy Fox Movietone Watch for Date of “Happy Day 4l 7:30 and 9:30 SoEmessseases | il " SERVICE MOTOR CO. HALL *Keep your car warm in Juneau’s Uptown Garage— Salt Water PHONE 202 “WE NEVER CLO! HARVARD HOLDS YALE SCORELESS | day. The two are held for the death | and s | | The — e, | w 0 MA N I S | of Mrs. Leone Bowles, aged 33, wife | |of Bowles, who died from a knife HYSTERIGAL' |wound 12 days ago in the apart- § | ment of Paris. Bowles and Preliminary Hearing of ™ Mrs. Paris were present at the time They said Mrs. Bowles stabbed her- | Portland Couple Is Postponed Seventy - eight Thousand See Third Successive Crimson Victory self after intimate relations of the | couple were revealed to her, and | | her husband refused to return to NEW HAVEN, Conn., Nov. 24— arvard defeated Yale last Satur- | day afternobon 13 to 0. An unex- | pacted sensational passing attack | was engineered by quarterback Bar- ry Wood. Seventy eight thousand spectators saw the Crimson's third successive victory over the Blues. e Dally Empire want Ads Pay. ol The hearing Saturday was post- | poned because of the hysterical con- dition of Mrs. Paris. Syl Nov. 24— WINTER AND POND'S on the|New Studio now open in the First —adv. PORTLAND, Oregon, preliminary hear first degree murder charges against' National Bank Building. ki T REAL VALUE INDIAN LUMP NUT COAL 11.50 PER TON AT BU LU I A PHONE 412 G. H. WALMSLEY, Manager [T L PR LT TR LR RO L R T LTI (e eee— . Lost! Strayed! Stolen! A NEGATIVE OF SENTIMENTAL VALUE——BUT—If you have a print Ordway’s Photo Shop can make you a duplicate negative and any number of prints. ALASKA SCENIC VIEWS (T T S LT T T T ] LT T T T O TR L T LT T UL T T 0000000000000 [ ] TOM THUMB GOLF COURSE A. .B Hall TOMBSTONE TOURNAMENT MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVERYBODY INVITED TURKEYS GIVEN TO WINNER OF EACH DIVISION School Children 20 cents until 6 P. M. AFTERNOON, 25 cents EVENINGS, 35 cents iy ’ EEWMMMMWMMMMMMMMMWMWMWMMWWMWM