The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 26, 1931, Page 2

AFE gy EMPIRE, MONDAY. OCT. 26, 1931. PR (st L6 s SRUARS EUR I B R 0 S Y In our store this week you will find plenty of opportunities yrtment of worth-while merchandise. to save money on a wide ass Surely you will wish to take advantage of these special offerings. only some of which are listed herewith. Every one represents real value. Chiidren’s Blue Chinchilla Coats Flannel-lined, sizes 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 Special, $4.95 per garment 36-inch Striped Outing Flannel, per yard .. Cotton Batts, comfort size, 72x90, each ... 2-pound All-Wool Batts, size 72x90, cach 70-yard Bolt Unbleached Cheesecloth, bolt Cotton-Filled Comforts, 72x84, each Reversible Troning Board Sets, each ... Acme Seamless Sheet, size 81x99, each Colored Bath Mats, standard size, each . Ladies’ Bedroom Slippers, sizes 4 to 8 pair ... Ladies’ Outsize House Dresses, sizes 46 to 52, Red-Trimmed Blue Chambray Coveralls, sizes Purette Sanitary Napkins, per package Girls” New Wash I'roeks, sizes 7 to 14, each special i Month-End Specials For the Thrifty Shopper Broken line of Ladies’ Rayon Underwear, values to $1.75, Quilted Table and Mattress Padding, 54 inches wide Bathrobe Blanketing, attractive colors, per yard Girls’ Black Sateen Bloomers, all sizes, each . BARGAIN TABLE OF NEW FANCY NOVELTIES, each 2, 4, 6, each 50 1.00 'B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. Juneaw’s Leading Department Store is invested in the home. “We have got to go to Ruth, | somehow, some way. We have no | money other than this house. We mscquREn I ;owe $600 on it. We hope to get |to Ruth before the beginning of lE chM her trial,” the Rev. McKinnell said. The countryside may come to the assistance of the elderly couple, it is said. J 5 Page of Letter, Watersoak- ed, Is Found—Turn- ed OVCI to POllce No one has as yet succeeded in reaching the summit, Three ex- (Continued from Page One) | peditions were conducted; a recon- 7 | naissancz expeition in 1921. The Mount Everest is 29,141 feet high. DEFIES MOUNTAIN CLIMBERS attack the story of self-defense as| relatzd by Mrs. Judd in the slay-| ings of Agnes Leroy and Hedvig first attempt to ascend was in 1922, when an altitude of 27,300 feet was reached, and the second attempt, 3 ] | : Samuclson, indications were that|in 1924, when 28,200 feet was nsanity may be the basis of her reached. plea at the trial. Dr. Judd gave what the authori- iies considered an intimation of a change of plans in the legal de- fonse of his wife when he said: “Her mind is wandering. She seemed to think she was in her hospital room all iust night.” In jail Mrs. Judd denied all visigers but her husband and attor- neys. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Commistioner's Court for the Territory of Alaska, Division Number One. Before E. E. Zimmer, United States Commissioner and Ex-Officlo Probate Judge, Haines Precinct. In the matter of the estate of James H. DeBlondeau, also known as J. H. DeBlondeau, deceased. Plans are under way to extra-| NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, dite her to Arizona. . {That the undersigned was, on the County Attorney Andrews, of |5th day of Oectober, 1831, duly ap- Phoenix, said he had a letter nl-}ponnod administrator of the estate leged written by Mrs. Judd, be-|of James H. DeBlondeau, also fore her surrender, to her hus- known as J. H. DeBlondeau, de- band, relating a quarrel over a'ctascd. All persons having claims man as the motive for the slay-|against the estate of said deceased ing. will present them with proper _— |vouchers and duly verified to the PARENTS ARE TO AID undersigned at Haines, Alaska, DARLINGTON, Indiana, Oct. 26.|within six (6) months from the —An equity in a modest cottage date of this notice. here is for sale to enable the Dated at Haines, Alaska, Rev. W. H. McKinnell and Mrs.|13th day of October, 1931. McKinnell to get to Los Angeles EDWARD FAY, where their daughter, Mrs. Judd, | Administrator. is-under arrest for killing two|First publication, Oct. 19, 1931. All the money they have|Last publication, Nov. 9. 1031 this 12-Y ear-Old ' Boy on Trial for Shooting [Youth Pleads “Not Guilty Because of Mental Irresponsibility” | ASOTIN, Washington, Oct. 26.— Hubert Nicolls, junior, aged 12 years, accused of shooting Sheriff John Wormell, aged: 72! years, went on trial here today. The'boy en- tered a plea of “not guilty because of mental irresponsibility,” to the police he entered. Peter Klaus's store, hid behind & bafrel and from close range fired his piss tol at the sherdff who- was search- ing the store after having beem tipped off it was being robbed. ** ————————— LONG AIRLINE PROJECTED LONDON—Great Britain's pro- jected through air service ' from London to Cape Town is scheduled to open January 1. Through pas- sengers will fly in five different types of planes during the journey, varying from the 42-place “Han- nibal” biplane to flying boats. ————e,—— ALASKAN TOURIST TRAVEL Greeley's “Handbook of Alaska” says that the Alaska known to the tourist is a strip of coast and fring> of islands of about 425 miles by 100 miles, extending from Ret- chikan north to Mount St. Elifis— in fact, about one-twelfth of Al- aska. ' PHONES 83 OR 85 “The Store That Pleases” THE SANITARY GROCERY THE DAILY ALASKA ,;'cab Driver Accused of Ab- - |cab driver, was being held by Fed- - |commit rape. ‘Saturday evening, Klingbeil IWATCH INDUSTRY | ttori' of the Swiss watch industry, to “lof a national Swiss watch “trust,” .{urers: When oeptured, the boy ddmitted |/ KETCHIKANMAN 1S ACCUSED.OF ASSALING GIRL ducting and Assaulting 17-Year-Old Gird Pauline Jonzs, a 17-year-old girl, - | today was under care of a physi-|. | cian and Chester Klingbeil, a taxi- eral authorities as the result of an attack made on' the ‘girl last Saturday night at Ketchikan, ac- cordihg to adviges received by the today. Klingbeil was arrested on. a charge of assault with intent to Bond was fixed by Judge W, C. Arnold in the sum of $7,500, and Peter C. Johnson, a material witness, was being held under a $3,500 bond. Miss Jones was reported to have been severely beaten up by Kling- beil as she resisted him. Earlier had driven her and a companion, Wil- lard Howard, from town to Mud Bay and on returning to town, drove the couple to the girl's home. There, it is -alleged, he forced Howard out of the automobile and then drove it with the girl to the graveyard where h2 attacked her. Johnson is declared to have aided in abducting the girl but did not take any part in the assault. ———e——— TRUST PLANNED T0 SAVE SWISS United States Marshal’s Officehere | o — MEMORY OF MORROW 5 Associated Presa I'hoto Distinguished mourners who attended the funeral rites for Senator Dwight W. Morrow of New Jersey. Left to right: Senator Bingham, Vice President Curtis, Senators Robinson, Fess, Waish ard Watson, THOUSANDS ATTEND MORROW RITES 2% 3 ‘] i | | i Ascinien 4 This picture ehows a part of the large crowd that :to5d at the doors of the First Presbyterian church in Englewood, N. J., to honor the memory of Sen. Dwight W. Morrow of Hew Jerssy. Thousands Reorganization, to- Elimin- ate Harmful Competi- tion, Sought By PLAUTUS I. LIPSEY, Jr. | ‘GENEVA, Oct. 26.— Reorganiga- eliminate harmful competition, is befng sought by the counftry’s chief watchmakers, who have fallen on hard times. ‘The plan contemplates formation while leaving management and pro- duation to indlvidual manufact- Up to Government 1t is proposed that the Federal Government, which is always prompt to succor the country’s big industries in distress, should buy a big block of stock in the export cotporation. The watch and clock industry of Switzerland, one of its four eco- nomic mainstays, is constituted of soores of companies, large and small. In commercial quarters it 15 said that underselling to foreign buyers has been a great draih on the industry. /Andifier practice denounced as harmful is the export of Swiss watcH movements and expert Swiss workers. In foreign factories the Swiss movement in skilled Swiss hands becomes a foreign product and is sold to the advantage of the forelgn industry. ¢ Many Employed Horology 15 ar ancient and hon- ored occlipation in Switzerland. In 1862 there were 2,662 factories and 136,000 workers engaged in mak- ing fimepleces. By 1929 the watch ta ¢s had grown to 8514 and watoh workers nuiribered more than 400,000, & tenth of the population. INow .of the unemployed persons entéred on Swiss insurance rolls, 18 .per cent” are watch workers; of the partially-employed, 56 per cent are of the same trade. g Switgehland's latest count of un- employ, 2 4 m,m partial, is more rsons. - Specials | RAYON PAJAMAS C 4275 SMOCKS 8175 Silk and: Wool HOSE $1.00 Soviet Sub ROASTING PROGESS Sinks with ' HAS ACCURACY OF ANCIENT TIMEPIECE Crew of 50 Hour-glass and Hills Bros. Undarsea Boat Goes Down | Method of Roasting Coffee Following Collision with Steamer | Operate a Little at a Time LONDON, Oct. 26—An uniden-') It I8 fascinating fo watch bn tified Russian submarine sank in hour-glass flowing evenly, continu- fho 1t of Pinlsrid 1akh Saturday. oy B Uhe ot & tinik. BEt the with a loss of all of its'crew num- tinuously, a little at a time, is even bering about 50 men, an Exchange more fascinating! Telegraph dispatch from Helsing-| Controlled Roasting—Hills Bros.’ fors said. | patented process—is the only The, submarine plunged to the Such '035!"“{‘3 "l‘l“h‘)d‘ As dme 7 bottom {mmediately atter a collision: Suracy of the BOUCERN (Cpents 5 f . 3 ek s with the German steamer Gratt!a ,7itt1e at a time ... so the marvel- which was badly damaged. ous flavor of Hills Bros. Coffee is talls of the collision are mea- | produced by this patented process | that roasts evenly, continuously .. . a little at a time, There is a vast difference between Controlled Roasting and ordinary bulk-roasting methods. There is a GAS lN UPPER BOWEL vast difference in results too!. Con- —_— | trolled Roasting flawlessly com- Poor sleep is caused by gas press- pletes the work that Nature began ing heart and other organs. You in the coffee-berry. It develops the can't get rid of this by just doctor- flavor perfectly! You have mever ing the stomach because most of tasted the like, if you have never the gas'is in the UPPER bowel. ( tasted Hills Bros. Coffee. The simple Gi a-! Remember also that this coffee e simple German remedy, Ad- never varies in flavor. And it is al- lerika, reaches BOTH upper and| ways fresh! Air, which destroys lower bowel, washing out. poisons' the flavor of coffee, is removed and which cause gas, nervousness, bad kept out of Hills Bros.’ vacuum sleep. Qet Adelerika today; by cans. Ordinary, “air-tight” cans tomorrow you feel the wonderful. Won'tkee °"fles fi'“’k 1?'1"“1“‘“’ efféct; You will say the day you' DBros: Coffec today. Ask for it by read: this was' sure a lucky day for nnml:, andtg:ok for the Arab trade- mark on can. you. Butler-Mauro Drug C6. In‘' 'Hills Bros, Coffee, Inc., San Douglas by Guy's Drug Store. adv | Francisco, California. © 1981 ger. POOR SLEEP DUE TO THE HEALTH of Your Family . The health of your family for & great part de- .pends upon the foods they eat. Bread' plays an-important role. In buying your bakery goods you must look for cleanliness in baking, purity of ingredients, care in fhixing, baking and handling. These are items essential to the health of your family; precautions that are al- ways evident at PEERLESS BAKERY where high quality and low price are featured. ALWAYS ASK FOR PEERLESS BREAD o i Al PEERLESS BAKERY U. 5. DEPARTMENT OF AGRIOULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU The Weather | . (By the U. 8. Weather Bareas) Forecast for Junean and vicinfty, beginning at 4 pm. Oct. 26: Possibly showers tonight and Tuesday; moderate easterly winds. *~tlass than 10 mifes. The pressure remains moderately low throughout Southern Alaska with its lowest polnt south of the Gulf of Alaska and showers have been general over this district witlr heavy rain at Dutch Harbor, and light snow in the upper Yukon Valley. The pressure is high in the Pacific States and in Northern Alaska attended by clearing. weather and zero temperatures in thé Tanana Valley. Temperatures have fall- en over mist of the Territory but rose at Kodiak. Old Papers for sale at Empire Office Be Careful of your WAVE this year . . Everyone SEES IT! THE AMERICAN BEAUTY PARLOR Telephone 397 for Appointment ALSIE J. WILSON Paul Bloedhorn JEWELER and WATCHMAKER NEW LOCATION—The Wright Shoppe Bldg. ALASKA LAUNDRY CLEANING PRESSING Telephone 15 B DIAMONDS S G Sliende. of W O B0a. geanBii , ban diessl{.n omly by mmofi.wm Sée These At THE NUGGET SHOP Telephione 183 ‘THE HOTEL OF Ausxlm THE GAS Owr Berviéed to' Yot a&rm&m : THE CHAS. W. CARTER MORTUARY “The Last Service Is the Grentest Tribute” Corner 4th and Franklin Sts. Phone 1362 LOUAL DATA Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity Weather 4 pm. yest'y 29.73 41 84 sSwW 2 Cidy. 4 am. today 2070 38 84 W 2 Cldy. 12 nioon today . 20617 4 3 w 4 Clear ¢ABLE AND RADIO REPORTS oL YESTERDAY | TODAY 4! . Highest 4pm. | Lowest: 4amm. Preci] Y Station— temo, temp. | emp. temip. velocity uhirwmm Barrow . 14 12 | 10 30 Ly 0 Cldy. Nome 26 24 18 18 12 a2 Cldy. Bethel 22 22 16 bt ] 4 Trace Cidy. Fort Yul .18 16 | 10 12 X 0 clay. Tanana ... 20 20 | o 10 - 0 Cltar Fairbanks 18 12 | -8 -8 o f o Clear' Eagle 20 20 | 16 16 4 01 Cildy. 40 3 | 30 34 18 14 Pt. Cldy. 42. 4 | 3¢ 36 2 124 Pt Cldy. 42 4?2 36 38 4 12 Cldy. 4“ 42 | 2 28 0. Trace Clear 41 41 38 38 2 04 Cidy. 9 - 30 - - .08 Pt. Cldy. £} 46, 38 40 12 14 Rain 2 48 | 38 40 0 02 Pt. Cldy. 52 40 24 28 ¥ [ Cidy. 48 44 4 44 6 50 Cldy. 56 48 4 4 8 32 ; 60 58 | 50 50 6 10 Clear P SSS———— U ———