The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 29, 1932, Page 2

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FROM— cles and ligaments become 1 \llow the arch of the foot the strain from mucles. without knowing the trouble. They only know Foot-Eazer. 1 in the legs and back, pain PAIN IN mped toes, corn, bunions, WEAK ANKLES strengthened by Dr. Scholl’s TIRED FEET. Dr. Schyll's Foot-Eazer immediately relieves overworked instantly THE LEGS AND BACK js often caused by foot trouble. This is instantly reliev- ed by Dr. 8choll’s Foot-Eazer. t-Eazer is a scientifically RHEUMATISM s of bridges the feet from heel 3 : Foot-Eazer at once. strain on the aching instantly relieves all he Foot-Eazer is light in and durably made. It is ble. RBeing made of two all Scholl’s Foot-E: weight of the ARCHES. The to any foot. It has just sitepgtitans . thy o tone up the weakened ORAMPED TOES, giving permanent relief. £ dition. a free demonstration. You tion and pressure — rom Dr. Scholl's Foot-Eazer quick, sure relief, B. M. Behrends Co., VISITORS HERE LAST YEAR ARE FORNORTHLAND National Park Director Writes About Alas- ka's Friends FAIRBANKS — That the large numbers of Federal officials who toured Alaska last summer have the best interests of the Territory at heart is conclusively shown in a letter the Fairbanks News-Miner has received from Horace M. Al- bright, Director of the National Park Service. “You will be interested to know,” writes Mr. Albright, “that I have recently seen most of the Con- gressmen who wore in Alaska this summer and without a single ex- ception I found them extremely enthusiastic about Alaska and h pecple. Representative Frank Mur phy, Republican of Ohio, tells me that he has been lecturing all over his district and has talked a good! deal about Alaska. Interested in Alaska “He says that the people have been intenscly interested in Alaska talks. Incidentally, Mr. Murphy did not become Chairman of the Interior Department Subcommittee of the Appropriations Committee because with the Democrats in con- trol of the House the chairman- ship fell to Congressman E. T. Tay- Jor of Colorado, who, of course, was in the party last summer. An- other man who has given many lectures on Alaska is Congressman Don B. Colton, Republican of Utah, znd a third member is Congress- man A. E. Carter, Republican of Oszkland, California, who was with the Senate Wild Lif: Commiltee. Senator Peter Norbeck, Republican of South Dakota, and Senator Fred- eric C. Walcott, Republican of Con- necticut, were profoundly impressed with Alaska. Wilbur Is Friendly “At the opening of the hearings on the next Interior Department appropriation bill, Secretary of the Interior Ray Lyman Wilbur made & fine statement about Alaska and all of the members of the commit- tee voiced their interest in Alaskan affairs. Mr. Murphy was particu- larly emphatic in his statements that Alaska needed sympathetic consideration. Secretary Wjilbur drew a parallel between “Juneaw’s Leading Department Store” « « ten caused by musculer strain in the foot. It is relieved ‘by Dr. Scholl's er equalizes the and stops this pain immediately. FLAT FOOT, WEAKENED Foot-Eazer mus- cles and prevents flat-foot. The Foot- " Bagzer holds the foot up in place and iustantly relieves this con- . CORNS, BUNIONS, CALLOUS- ES. Dr. Scholl's Foot-Eazer in- stantly removes the cause—fric- and gives | i ( |the Chief of the Biological Survey,lhz 2 :fi‘ s % ‘Paul Redington and Mrs. Reding- | or in A N uw |ton, the Commissioner of Fisheries | iund Mrs. Henry O'Malley, Jack‘ Underwood, representative of the| ANDOVER, Kan, Jan. 28 ='A | Seattle Chamber of Commerce and |razor, shaving brush and strop, his wife, Congressman Carter, and | Which have been in constant use | A nts Attornsy General Seth|for eighty-five years, are owned | Richardson, Charles B. Rugg and by Lloyd Cook, here. The set was |G. A. Youngquist and their wives. |Pbought by Cook's father. He. esti- | There were several others, includ- |mates it has been used 8840 times ing Mrs. Albright and myself. |and has saved him $2210 in barber {Never have I seen such a group |bills. cf Alask: enthy as were at Do e g - AT | the ant Attorn General's| Miss Eva Butts has retired from | party teaching after thirty-three years of i ] continuous service in a public school | MAILY EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY |of Cuba, N. Y. | = E £ = £ = = = = = = = = = : = = = RANCH-- SUGAR--C. & H. Best Cane, COFFEE--M. J. B.’s Alladin Brand, peepound .. ..tk iR Eieabl e b 2dozen Bargain, 4 cans ......cco..iiilll RASPBERRIES--Preferred Stock, Real -afiv;n-ce Suit Bares $25,000; Hush Money LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 20.— ‘Wililam Silverman, 60, wealthy, re- tired Philadelpha merchant, today day won a divorce from his fifty- four-year-old wife, . after having admitted that he vainly paid $25,- 000 to keep her from knowing ha once wrote love letters to Mrs. Di- ana Jacobs. Silverman received the decree on the grounds of desertion. A new tail light for motor ve- hicles that will shed a beam for 500 feet has been invented. QIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIHHIIIIIIIII[IillIIIIIIlIiIIIIIIIHIIIIHHIIIIHIHHIIIWHHHIIIHIIIHIIIIIHIlllg SATURDAY SPECIALS EGGS All Largé“Whfie. Packed“in Cartons FRESH—JUST ARRIVED EXTRAS-- o e Ses vee e $1.00 tessne Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, Fair and slightly warmer toni erly winds. U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRIOULTURS, WEATHER BUREAU The W eather (By the U. 8. Weather Bureaa) , begirming at 4 pm., Jan. 29: ght and Saturday; moderate east- LOCAL DATA Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity Weauner 4 pm. yesty ..30.36 13 57 s 8 Clear 4 am. today . 3031 1 53 S 5 Clear Noon today ...30.30 17 40 sSwW 3 Clear ©¢ABLE AND @ADIO REPORTS YESTERDAY )\ TODAY Highest 4p.m. | Lowest4a.m. 4am. Preclp. 4a.m. Station— temn. temp. | emp. temp. velocity 24 hrs Weather Barrow . =32 -32 | — =20 L3 0 Pt. Cldy Nome 10 10 10 16 26 22 Snow ) | Bethel . 30 30 | 3 32 24 .08 Rain Fort Yukon -40 -40 -50 -50 : 0 Clear Tanana . -16 -16 -18 -14 10 0 Cldy Fairbanks -20 -20 -20 - 4 0 Clear | Eagle Tty e | -2 28 14 0 Clear 8t. Paul i B 36 | 32 34 26 .02 Cldy Dutch Harbor ... 40 36 | 32 38 12 04 Pt. Cldy Kodiak . 36 34 | 32 32 o 04 Cldy Cordova . 28 28 | 26 28 4 20 Cldy Juneau ..... 15 13 | 10 1 5 (] Clear Sitka IS T 2o T 0 0 Cidy KRetchikan . 26 .24 | 16 16 4 0 Clear Prince Rupert 28 26 | 20 20 0 0 Clear Edmonton -14 -20 | -26 -24 4 .01 Clear Seatile ... 38 36 | 34 34 6 .01 Snow Portland . 38 36 | 34 38 4 14 Rain San Francisco 54 50 | 46 48 10 04 Clear about {in the Gulf and Western Alaska. dist ed decidedly The pressure is moderately low in northering Bering Sea and normal in the Gulf of Alaska with showers and light snow cts with generally clear weather. in the northern Interior and the Southeast and have risen on the western and northern coasts. { *—Less than 10 miles. The pressure is high in other Temperaturcs have remain- MRS. E. BIDDLE I - KEEPS DANGING | ASGUNS BARK NEXT MONDAY (‘!Shooting Scares Oldtime\'s‘-rhree Yirars Are Do T gil| More Than Rich Society Woman iMrs. Edward Biddle, young and wealthy society matron of Phila- delphia, who is in Alaska for ad- venture, a “shooting affray” was staged at a dance which was given }in Nenana by the Loyal Order of {Moose and at which she was a guest. Mrs. Biddle, who had ex- pected to see two-gun men in |action in the North, was not so istartled or frightened by the “fatal pistol fight” as some of the old- time residents of Nenana who had | ot been informed of the hoax. Persons Of The Drama For the shooting episode, Airman | W. J. Barrows served as the “vie- tim;” Slim Johnson assumed the role of the “jealous husband,” and | Theodore Rodigkeit acted as the peacemaker. As a means of precaution against a stampede, nearly everybody ex- |ceptMrs. Biddle was warned to /o ‘expect some unusual excitement. | After the distinguished visitor had jentered the dance hall and had been introduced by Master of Cer- emonies Charles Wilson, he gave !the signal to the orcehstra to play a waltz, and the dance was on. Late in the evening, while Mrs. Biddle was dancing with Michael Cooney, two men were heard quar- reling violently. Rodigkeit hurriedly 'pushed his way through the crowd |in what seemed like a serious and | determined effort to separate the combatants and restore order, but his efforts were without avail. Two Shots Ring Out shots rang out. Barrows sank o the floor with a remarkably real- istic slump, for all the world as if he had been mortally wounded. The orchestra faltered in its stride, nervous women . screamed and for an instant it seemed that the dance was about to Treak up in a panic; but Floor Manager ‘Wilson, with stentorian voice, com- manded the musicians to continue playing. The “corpse” was hastily Admitted She Was Nervous Mrs. Biddle afterwards admit- ted she was “mighty nervous,” but she explained that before coming to Alaska she had made up her, mind not to show any cowardice ! under eny situation. She did not stop dancing while the little drama | 'was being enacted but Oomey.l her partner said she was holding ' him rather tightly until the air cleared of smoke and mystery. | Husbands Desert Wives i ‘Three prominent citizens of Ne- nans, who evidently had not been | JUDD CASE IS ' NENANA—To give a thrill to Suddenly a gun flashed and two removed and the dance went on. to be an old wreck. “ POSTPONED T0 | fense Counsel Working on New Evidence PHOENIX, Arizona, Jan. 29.—| Continued illness of three jurors| today porced postponement of the! trial of Winnie Ruth Judd, for the murder of Agnes LeRoi, until next g Monday. In the meantime it is said the defense counsel continues to work | on the insanity plan of evidence' and will introduce other witnesses ! to substantiate statements already | made by the Rev. B. J. McKinn Mrs. Judd’s father, and members | of the McKinnell family regard- ing the defendant. L Active proceedings having been halted for the time in the trial, Mis. Judd has turned her attention to her own personal appearance| once more. Yesterday afterncon | she requested that a hair dresser Here’s the New Way to Build Sturdy Inexpensive WALLS SCHUMACHER wArt BOA WALL BOARD one piece wall. Takes any fin- ish perfectly —wall paper, paint, tint or calcimine. Be sure to use Schumache: Wall Board as it Is manufactured under patented processes that make It different from any other wall board. Durable, permanent, economical. For exterlor and Interier walla You need no longer waste time, labor and money In bullding walls. Now the new, approved way s to get your walls ready prepared—Schu- macher Plaster Wall Board. Comes In convenient strips easy to apply. A few nails and our walls are up. Joints can sealed quickly, giving a Thomas Hardware Co. INSURANCE Allen Shattuck, Inc. Established 1898 Juneau, Alaska be sent for to give her a perman- ent wave. She was rather pro-| voked when the Sheriff refused to| accede to the demand. | —————— NO HOPE FOR RESGUE OF 61 ON SUNKEN SUB Bitish Admiralty Tssues THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS THE GASTINEAU Our Services to You Begin and End at the Gang Plank of Every Passenger-Carrying Boat \- Statement — Craft |7 Not Even Located ! PORTLAND, Bngland, Jan. 29— ‘The last straw of hope of the hes- cue alive of any of the sixty one men and officers who went down with the submarine M-2, has been | snatched away by publication of the Admiralty statemen{ saying it is no longer possible to hope. ! The object found on the bottom | of the sea off the coast yesterday | and thought to be the M-2, proved | Thin Women, Birth Control, AreUnder Ban/! Premier Mussolini Asks! Aid of Doctors in Important Issues ROME, Jan. 20.—Premier Musso- N THESE times there is no methed that | ! 1 given any memm the yni has called upon Italy’s phy- baok door wtvesfiwoto :wem:rl sicians to discourage the desire of music unprotected. | e g s, DeEe becgue | “Uncle” Jack Kinnaley was seen;tm’ umfl:mmm& ors to to swing little Betty Dow behind | 'l'hel against birth control and him when the first shot was f"e"zm a better mental and vw‘lthatrn.lnntthreesledsandmsmm. in charge of Cooney, Mrs. ! Biddle left Nenana for the heart ;. the Premier criticlzed the .ex- you sheuld leave untried in bolstering up your business. -Even-now there is no better way to do that little thing than using print- ed literature now and then to remind your old customers that you are still on the map and to acquaint new customers with the fact that you have what they want. Let us plan a printed piece for you. and our early western country. I wish you and many of our other Alaskan friends could have been ¢ hearing, not all of which STRAWBERRIES--Preferred Stock, (Buy 'Em NOW) 4 cans vvovvvrinenn.nn. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ON THE BOAT TONIGHT fashion.” — BACK FROM TACOMA Jessle Harmon, who has been e visiting relatives in Tacoma, Wash., - WILSONS ARE BACK returned home to Juneau aboard . the Princess Mary. Malcolm Wilson and Mrs, Wilson| - o0 7, pidis S A home on the Princess| Laws in Mexico bar women from go to Fort Yukon| , eventually up the| to the neighhbor- COSTS ARE LOW The Daily Aldska Empire ' “TELEPHONE 374 1L OO TR O