The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 29, 1931, Page 2

Pro-tnventory § OF 7 | T, Ladies COATS Ladies’ ESSES '8 ) L‘V( A Children’s COATS Children’s DRESSES ALL AT JUST HALF PRICE B. M. BEHRENDS CO., Inc. Junea’s Leading Department Store Pacific Ame ; Peril l‘i BIG PACKERS = REPRESENTED IN - SALM@NJGENGY San ompany Fish: omp! Officers of Corporation The officers of the sales agency |is telling against the gold b | £ | A i yen of Japan. Lo Sy President, E. A. Sims; first vice- | B et Rk e Furthermore, the Dutch East Sales Organization 1o preciqen: Daniel Campbell, of the| l,:","”:h ]::mom «c gen- |Indies, which rank about third as s 6 & Astoria & t Sound Cannin 0%, ak 2 il gan: 'mous consumers of cotton Handlc (,anncd Fm.}I on : '"m": C \‘(.P\-}}x)v“.)]‘“\xxx:“l‘l ID lemen are giving expression to ;23&:‘0‘:1\,;Ur:-omml';l 1" :.‘?‘[“l?‘ju Brokerage Basis the Alaska Pasific|thelr opinions and heliels for e oot into the Lancashire pond. - the Skin- | | This be due to two Fifteen w ion; third b en as vocal perhaps as they ar2 ..o ono of the pound nt, the 8t the presenh s that they BiMits the English mills to meet represented i o | The difference now Is that they ., Japanese pr Also a big Alaska Packing Washington s THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, DEC. 29, 1931. elect. Left to right: John H. Bankhead of Alal | chusetts, James F. Byrnes of South Carclina, Th GUTTON TRADE s OF BRITISH IS = Happ?blzya - Enjoyed Democ Old Fashloned Poll!lcal Ragglng Taking Place in House | of Chinese Orders— | By uERBERT PLUMMER | Future Not Bad WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 29— | re happy days on Capitol vs full of old-fashioned po. MANCHESTER, England, Dec. 29. ‘The deluge of Chinese orders 5 | 1it House of Representatives. {tain’s cotton industry in the las! The boys are making the most of 'two months, is slackzning and Lan- | their return to power. As one ex-|cashire again is taking curtailment pressed it the other day to his col»mf production by immobilizing 10- | Here are some of the reasons why the democrats are optimistic over their political prospe ma, M. N. Logan of Kent . J. B was P, Gore of Qklal i | Reaction Sels in with DlOp Speen al ragging by Democrats in the | which washed the cobwebs off B - | lcug.uc> /000,000 spindles. “This is a mighty happy time for But despite this condition and , for |the threat of a renewal of civil “‘“This is the way I long have discbedience in India, the trade sought ‘gcnemlly is optimistic. The rur~ | “‘And mourned because I found |tailment program is aimed at per- it mot.’” | manent revivification and there are | | At that long red table in the|signs of a real betterment in the nter of the Democrats on their |chief markets. de of the chamber jubilant voices India B re being raised loud and often. For one thing, the slower China Around that table sit the white- | business seems due chiefly to Rainey, Demcratic floor | Weakening in silver's buying power, the bespectacled Bankhead |coupled with the filling of immed- lof Alabama, the wiry and peppery |late needs. | Rankin of Mississippi and the seri- | India has been coming back ous Byrns of Tennesee. a buyer, not with anythi They are constantly on the alert. |its pre-Gandhi vigor, but suffi- * When they attack, their approach ciently to indicate that the rela- {s swift. And the kick they get |tionship of the pound and rupee out of it is written all over their [in their present low circumsta ys Al speak with authority. They are in bande. 1o | | J Pacific 8 on Sales L Lk Figed 5 . part of the cotton the which is acting as a ation; _treas- | the saddle and riding hard And ' mngjes is handled by Chinese trad- for cann Imon on a r of the Ban|has been so lang since L;ESL they €5 and Chinese the world ovel B erace t Juan \ing and Packing sition to do so tha Y have been boycotting Jmem boen placed -~ pany sutive | seem hastening to make up for lost| goods. B d L % o - | time. ills a period of five years from the |inclad abova off S | . g ¥ | Bales Go to Mills following firms: her i B. Deming of \ Thus for the first nmom)P ’3 BAIE T i BRATS e oo bt 1o api Names of Firms Deming & Gould company; {a message from the Pres ln WaS{ners, the surest index of the Alaska Pacific Salmon Corpora- | Welsh, of the Bellingham Canning |Straightway thrown info the cPel | the industry, are well up over tion, Seattle, Astoria and : 1y, and J. O. Morris o | for debate and criticlsm. =~ ¢ last year. Sound Canning com Fishermen's Packing corpo And there was no mineing Of\ “gon the first of August, to the ham: Bee g - - words. They are capable of giving | i4qle of November, 33 : Cetel 3 hing a “dressing = - Ketchikan; Canning any; ops: of.. SHy) fof American cotton vent to the ccmpany, Copper LAHTA" LAUNDRY AND “""‘“d*l:;;w Dem“t"r:lts_a‘:‘g"uw‘y' spinners, as against 283,000 River Pa : Seaitle; 3 ; |dround the square tage | vear. Argentine cotton, 32,506 bales, Fishermen's Packing = PANTA’ fORlUM MOVL‘m‘e doing it with relish. ““L year 23,000; Brazil, 58,000, last | Everett: Friday Harbor e Nor is the activity confined %0 |veqar"32521; Peru 60904, last year Company, Friday H ; at the sou the group of leaders alone. The|sg g0 pendent Salmon company scond and Fra whole Democratic membership now Ak kan: Northwestern Fisheric Capital Laun. shares in the fun. P antorfum Company | ioneer Uses NOTICE has been known | Cowhoy Yell Starts It » ; . on Second| The words “laughter and ap- Gasoline to Start | plause” punctuate the Record from cet floor of the beginning to end. The chair has, \Fire; He Is Dead R ; been improved |found it even necessary to caution ! ~ for the laundry|the galleries against expressing ZOKETC::"KAN- :“:;‘“‘;MDN " HAPLIN and the rium. At the 1 uwh applause their approyal or ‘Alask l""l'“ olin ,'m"kmg concrete flo cyy LUGHTS Will Arrive at 12 o'Clock NEW YEAR'S EVE TO CAPITOL | xpanding bu - DU Daily Empire Want Ads Pay. SPECIAL! WINTER SEASON RADIO SERVICE OFFER In order to insure our customers getting the best out of their radio sets we will make a complete exam- ination of your radio, test the tubes and inspect the ground and aerial for only : ~ : 511 ¢ m is a special offer, good for a limited time only. taking advantage of it NOW you will be assured u“intmpmd radio en_]mm'nh Don’t run the filk of missing the big programs! " Juneau Radio Service Co. PHONE 218 ua , with mor \d with new and | first day of the session. The cow- . the laundry boy yell emitted by Kleberg of osi- | Texas when Jack Garner was elec- iisapproval of what gees on down bel . | It has been this way since the it was kercsene to start a fire in his home near here !last Saturday. This resulted in an explndon that set his ('lclh"s Avey subdued-the flames and saved his house. A passing motorist took him to the hespital where he dicd Sunday. Avey was born in Hamiiton, Ontario, in 1874, He is survived by a widow and daughter here and two brothers in Canada. Another daughter is Mrs. Emiry Simpson, of Carnation, Washington. T - e ALASKAN SNOW COVER ed Speaker started the fireworks.; |1t has continued unabatcd since. And from all indications it will ‘unzmua for many months to come. | Democratis hearts are happy. | If you don't believe if, drop in the House chamber some day and | see for yourself. | —— THREE PASSENGERS ABOARD NORTHLAND " COMING TO JUNEAU SEATTLE, Dec. 20.—Motorship ‘The following amounts of snow the !/ Northland sailed for Juneau. and |way ports at 9 o'clock Monday I night with 15 passengers, the fol- {lowing for Juneau: |H. F. Paddock, Paul Abbott. e e } TWO ENTER HOSPITAL | Mrs. Paul Johnson and Mrs. L. Karsten, both of Juneau, are pa- tients in St. Ann's hospital, having entered yesterday for medical treatment, Anna Miller, | in inches, were reported on ground at various Alaskan station: 28 Monday evening, December Barrow 7, Bethel 4, Cordov |Eagle 12, Fairbanks 22, Fort Ikon 16, Kodiak 2, Nome 46, Tanana {48, Juneau 5. Ice on Chena Slough at Fair- banks was 29 inches thick and ¢ Snake. River at Nome 215 i thick. ——————— + Daily Empire Want Ads Pay, (LT Associ v of | Hull of Tean A, 3y ioma, C ROBERT DOUGLAS IS R., I)Ju‘ «as, =vn of Capt £n St of a bad cold, which has F al condition. He 0 remain in the institu ment intends ion the d race, mcd ca s Rll"‘ u MOUNT lrl ’I( PE Masonic Masons Scottish Rite Tem ple Friday, 2 to Sojourning Brethren Welcome FOR YO Get === LAMP OR ON A NEW Bring in your old white, natural light, Lantern is always ready with plenty of light for any job, any night, AllColemans make and burn their own gas from regular, un- treated gasoline. 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Humidity Wind Veiocity Weathes 4 pm. yest'y 29.48 32 8 w o3 Cldy 4 am 29.58 29 83 w 2 Cldy Nocn today 29.69 36 46 E 1 Clear vABLE AND RADIO REPORTE " YESTERDAY TODAY Highest 4pm. | Lowest4am. 4am. Precip. dam. temo. temp. | emp. temp veloclty 24 hrs Weather -14 -14 |& =14 4#10. 0 Cldy 4 4 | -6 -6 [ .10 Clear -16 -16 | -20 -10 12 Trace Clear -2 -2 | -6 -6 4 0 Clear \ar -20 -38 | -46 -46 0 0 Clear ks -6 -10 -10 4 0 Clear 0 0 ] 2 4 01 Cldy 30 30 30 22 g Cldy 32 30 30 4 [ Pt. Cldy 24 22 | 30 16 .28 Snow 40 40 | 40 12 34 Pt. Cldy 34 32 | 29 2 0 Clay 44 —_ — 3 0 Pt. Cldy 46 36 40 12 0 Pt. Cldy ‘Rupert 42 40 36 4 Trace Snow nton 10 10 8 4 34 Clear 42 42 36 8 0 Clear 44 44 36 4 0 Cldy ncisco 52 50 | 44 4 08 Pt.Cldy *—Less than 10 miles. pressure is rising throughout Alaska and is moderately high northern portion. It is also moderately high near Hawaii, in Southern Alasza and is lowest soutk of the Gulf scattered show or snow flurries in portions of ska and the Interior and at Nome. 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