The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 9, 1931, Page 9

“ALL THE NEWS ALL THE TIME” LY ALASKA SECOND SECTION JUNEAU, ALASKA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1931. MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS TWELVE PAGES A GANGSTER’S i{efuse; to TurnAOngmal Reports in Case of Bishop CLEREYM EN IN Cannon Qver to Grand Jury MEXICAN STATES WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct. 9.—William Tyler Page, Clerk of the House of Representatives, has refused to give the District of Columbia Grand Jury the original reports of campaign expenditures filed with him by Bishop Cannon, Jr. | Page explained the House of Representatives is not in session and | its rules prohibit him surrendering records without specific author- ization. The District of Columbia Grand Jury conveyed yesterday to in- vestigate charges that Bishop Cannon violated the Corrupt Practices Act by failing to report to Congress his anti-Smith campaign expen- ditures during 1928. ernors to Enact Need- ed Legislation MEXI«<O CITY, Oot. 9.— Al states of Mexico which have not yet enacted laws restricting the num- ber of clergymen must do so im- mediately, according to instructions (sent to all governors by Gen. La- | zardo Cardenas, Minister of Gober- nacion. Limiting laws at present are in force in only five states, the restric- tions ranging from ten priests in the states of Tabasco to 200 in SR, Jalisco. Times, chonicling that “it marked When the Northern Commercial‘:)fi:!' et:xft K::‘lzo Company's new store at McGrath | shmad mm;pga {he place of the burned | the first dance to the tune of structure, was completed, a com- |beautiful music under the first munity dance was held in the|electric lights to flash -at M- building. Music was furnished by | Grath. a phonograph borrowed from the pool hall, and the room was light-| Miss Dorothea Davis aad John :he‘ érrde;[reqmresl §h3:3:11 scat:s ed by electric liamps strung from |G. Cotter, radio operator, wem’c‘:l:nstli? (:loe ‘-’*‘;'?"Cem ft;! :he the steamer Tana, which was in|married at Anchorage. \res&flcc‘:onsn Which provides for the SATURDAY WILL BE THE LAST DAY 2} Store open Saturday until 9 p. m. i Broken stock in RAYON Vests and Blioomers VESTS—50 cents BLOOMERS—75 cents NO APPROVALS NO REFUNDS NO EXCHANGES “Juneauw’s Own Store” MUST RESTRICT| iOrders Issugto all Gov-| dancing lessons this fall, when she A\Value Giving Event Beyond Comparison amazing low price. some blacks. 'BRITAIN DROPS GOLD STANDARD | of two | found ANGSTERS Gagged, Trussed NEW YORK, Oct. .—The bodies rum running gangsters were early today trussed up in Taking drastic steps to protect Great Britaln’s financlal position, |burlap bags in a parked auto in the national government of Prime Minister MacDonald suspended the | Brooklyn. The slain gangsters were | William Price and Edward Flani- gold standard. Chart above indicates approximately the way the world's gold supply is divided among the nations. > will be five and a half years old. Tmy Pnncess M“’[ | They are to be real dancing les- Learn to Point Toes | sons. sne is to learn to waitz ana fox trot in addition to the minuet and Scottish dance steps. ———— LONDON, England, October 9.— Princess Elizabeth is to start her A Sale that defies all competition! ‘ gan. | Both than six times over strangled by cloth bags held fast by wire and adhesive tape and their wrists clamped together by men had been stabbed more the heart, | steel handcuffs. Ropes were wound | around | Old papers for sale at The Em-|k"ees to the chins. Not in many years have coats of the same quality, with the same fine furs and exquisite e e L CXAU workmanship, sold for less than nearly double our sale price In dress or sports models, sizes 14 to 48 SPLENDID WORKMANSHIP—FINE FABRICS CHILDRENS TOATS REAL VALUES AT Wonderful Dress Values GROUP NO.1 ... e $2.00 each GROUP NO. 2 ... $4.95 each or 2 for $ 8.00 GROUP NO. 3 ......_$7.25 each or 2 for $12.9; REMEMBER: A full range of sizes, materials and styles House Dresses FINAL CLEARANCE Each, 65 cents—Two for $1.00 Surprise Table ODDS AND ENDS Ladies’ Hats Ladies’ Berets . Regular $2.25 value Children’s Berets ... . 65 cents Regular $2.25 value ...$2.00 ......$1.50 40 LADIES COATS $13.95 You will be amazed to find such coats of distinctive beauty at this Mellow browns, deep greens, rich blues and hand- In Alpaca Tufts shown in the newest tan and grey shades. to 16 years. Ages the bodies, pulling the 4 SWEETHEART MURDERED T " PUT ON SPOT: BODIES FOUND |Each Rum Runner Stabbed | Over Heart—Bound, Woman’s Body, Riddled with Bullets, Is Found in Chicago Automobile CHICAGO, Ill, Oct. 9—Lillian Miller, known to the police as a shoplifter and one time a sweetheart of Frank McErland, notorious gangsters, was found shot to death in McErland's automobile. The woman’s body was riddled with bullets Miss Miller shot McErland, after a quarrel, in February, 1930. McErland is sought by the police One witness found by the police automobile with McErland. Miss' Miller may have been the luckless victim of assassins look- ing for McErland, beer runner, burglar and gangster, and also reputed killer, who more than once has dodged death by a hair said she saw a woman enter an BABY NEEDS SHOES? | A resident recently went to the STORKS CAN OBLIGE rcof of his house to repair a nest to which a pair of storks returned every spring, and which had be- come slightly damaged by win What are baby's shoes doing in storms. -':-0 }hls greagt sur}xl)rlse t:; a stork's nest? found a pair of baby's shoes in the This question is bothering citi- | nest. zens of this small south German| How they got there is an unsolved | town. question. RASTATT, Germany, Oct. 9.— % MM 3 PURSES, values up to $7.95. Final clean up $1.00 Sale starts Thursday, October 8th FOR 3 DAYS ONLY “Tomorrow’s Styles Today”