The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 31, 1932, Page 2

BOYS WASH SUITS Sizes Price $1.00 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY MAY 3! 1932 { Children’s Wash Week We've planned for weeks to make this Chil- dren’s Wash Week a real event — to offer values that will be welcome news to mothers. Every little suit or dress is of high quality that will stand many tubbings and give real wear. Sizes 2 to 14 HOUSE PAJAMAS s 7 10 14 o Prices 75(:, $1 00, $1 50 2100 Children’s Phoemx H osiery “SHO o/ RTEES,” “KNICKERSOX” and “SPORTEES” at nationally advertised prices B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. Juneau’s Leading Department: Store - - o CONSUL TELLS = OF QUIET AFTER ASS ASSINATION Japanese of Juneau Advis- ed of Conditions in Native Land Japanese 1lesidents in Juneau haye received from the Japanese Consulate in Seattle, jurisdiction of which extends over Alaska, a pelative to the assassin- u.\on of the Premier of Japan at Tokyo the middle of this month. No- serious disturbances followed the assassination, says the state- ment, which declares; *With reference to the recent | assassination of the Japapese Pre- jgr which took place Sunday, May 15 in Tokyo, Mr. Kiyoshi Ughiyama, Japanese Consul in Beattle, with a view to dispelling any misunderstanding in regard to the matter has made the fol- capital, nor in the whole of Japan. lowing statement based upon a Of course there were no signs of telegraphic mesage received at the any anti-foreign . feelihg. Consulate this morning. | Message From Tokyo “Five Army men and four Navy| “A telegraphic message received men availing themselves of the at the Japanese Consulate, Seattle, scant Sunday patrol at Premier's |Wash,, May 16, reads: residence and putting aside me “I. The Tckyo incident of the guards there made thelr way fo 15th has ended. There now exists the Premier for an interview. After 'no disquiet in Tokyo, or in any the exchange of a few words they other district in Japan public feel- shot him twice in the Face. This|ing generally is vety quiet. The occured on May 15, at 5:30 P. M.|city of Tokyo remains as normal and at 2:30 A. M. May 16 the Pre-|as usual and the police authori- mier pased away. At that time twoties are making every effort to or three policement were wounded prevent dissemination of rumors and one was killed. {and false reports. They found it necessary to adopt no further measures to prevent’ disturbances. “II. There have been such false rumors and reporfs as that a state of emergenicy has been de- | No Property Damage “At the same time some Army and Navy men atfacked the resi- idence of the Lord Keeper of the| [Scal, the Metropolitan Police | clared or troops dispatched fto meet |Board and the Bank of Japan |the sitiatic B gpor there bombs were thrown but.,,_,-: :,,{;nflym mgt mfl?# g ‘m property damage was done, nl-i P tlmugh a clerk of the police board,| . ,g”s one newspaper reporter and one! o police guard at the rgsidence of the Lord Keeper of* hte Seal | were wounded. "“The offenders, eighteen in all, doiivered lthemselves to the gend-| armes, after which there existed (P Yno disturbance or disquiet in the ding complete protec: flce's and the residences members. haye been police in phis maier. “TH. ‘Stock and produce ex- y U. 8. DEPARTL(ENT OF AGRIQULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU The W LOCAL (By the U. 8. Weatner Bureawt Forecast for Junean and vicinity, Cloudy, possibly showers tonig erate éasterly winds. Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velogity Weatner changes in Osaka and other cities. have voluntarily been closed tem | porary. sugar trade in Tokyo and Osaka however, is gnmg on as eather [usuol and mai f price. Oply l\he myon t.rm ions. DATA in Fukul show a slight decline. In Tokyo, and everywhere else in ‘Japan, order is maintaitied and no disturbances are seen.” ——ae— beginning at 4 p.m., May 31: ht, Wednesday partly cloudy; mod- Miss Lena Zillesnoff and Peter 4 pm. yesty ... 29.86 50 60 s 8 Cldy Saska Wwere recently mmled at 4 am. today 29.86 44 90 k] 6 Rain Cordoya. % Noon today .....2987 49 0 s 12 Cldy ; wABLE AND EADIO REPORTE SESEET “OW O o YESTERDAY | TODAY 7 Highest 4pm. | Lowestfam. 4am. Precip. 4am. Harr.'y i Station— m temp. | emp. temp. velocity 24 hrs Weather . 2 32 28 28 16 0 Cldy D aw songs : 43 46 | 40 40 6 0 Clear 5 B 1w 85 4 01 PtCUdy ¥ . 60 58 | 42 @ 8 0 Clear C f .60 60 | 38 38 4 0 PLCdy Luare . 60 60 38 38 4 Trace Pt.Cldy .. 88" 8 40 40 4 0 Cldy 0 4 | u % 6 .0 Rain FROM 11 TQ 3 52 46 38 40 4 0 Cldy X 4 4 40 40 0 a2 Cldy We Serve a 48 46 | 40 40 4 24 Cldy 50 50 | 43 6 02 Rain . B S B2 4 Gousmed pecml P late .60 56 6 46 4 0 PL.Cldy 56 5 | 40 40 2 0 Pt.Cldy 80 76 48 48 4 0 Clear LU N C H 60 58 52 52 6 0 Cldy { ot 64 60 52 53 4 0 Cldy o e W BT CE ) 420 Cidy treme North and extreme Southw: The pressure is moderately low over Alaska, except in the ex- Alaska, with light scattered showers over most of South- with generally fair weather in the middle portions of the Territory. Temperature changes have P S for 5Qc . Come and get acquainged est, and unusually low south of 1 ties aetbe various goverz;?c or- 053 500 wmles led_upon to assist, the | & { Hardware Co. 2 QUEEN RETURNS Daily Cross-word Puzzle ACROSS Solution of Yesterday's Puzzie 7 M‘[‘rx;)r";o FRUM SKAG AY' " Miiinca 8. Goddess of ] dress malicious trimming mischief . Made of a certain cereal ., Sanctify 11. Growlhg out 12 Pertaining to the side Vessel Will Nol Come Backj is. compiement of a mor- Here but Continue P 18. Vor to Seattle 17. Rub or knead From Haines and Skagway, the] bt o steamship Quesn, Capt. J. E. Kol- . Metric land measure Come forth 8. Short sleep soth and Purser Charles Miller 30. One who quist, H. C. Peacock, 'S. Hellenthal, | Fred Wallace. | Persons who bocked passage here for Sitka and ports south were: l 7 For. Sitka—Mrs. Richard Peters, | Doris Ulrich, Virginia Ulrich, An-| nabelle Simpson, Raobert Mumn.i Martin Dovold, H. C. Redmon. | For Ports South | For [Petersburg—Mrs. 'S. Mat-| thews, L. M. Carrigan, A. 8. Ogden. | For , Wrangell—G. E. Austin, .F.| Anggerman. For Seatitle—Ruth Hansen, M M. Smith, C. A §chonacker, R gejll Smith, A, Johnson, H. L. Ar-, MRS.: JAMES HOSTESS TOMORROW FOR MRS. | HATTEN OF SEWARD3 Mrs. G. E. James, newly elected President of the Juneau Woman's | Clup 'will entertain club members, and others at an informal tea to- morrow afternoon, from 3 to 5 o'clock at the Methodist Parsonage, complimentary to Mrs. C. T. Hat- ten, preminent club woman of Sew- ard, who is her house guest this week. Mrs. Hatten, who has been | actively identified with club work at the Westward town for several years, was recently honored by be- ing elected Secretary of the Alaska | Federation of Women’s Clubs, for the ensuing biennium, and in order to give local women an opportunity to meet her, Mrs. James has ar- ranged this afternoon affair. All local club women are invited %o attend the tea, which will be held between the hours of three and five tomorrow. I II Morarity Can Fight; Proves It Umpire Accepts Challenge| of White Sox P]aycr —Battle Is On CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 31—| 'G sorge Morarity, umpire, broke "hs hand in a fight with sc\,o'al White Sox players yesterday after | Cleveland's double victory. Charley Berry, catcher, challeng- | 3 led Morarity after a third strike | Thursday, F“dd}‘am}s‘“ :dispute In the dressing room urday at COLISEUM Morarity accepted, saying he would fight the whole team one at a| time. Milt Gaston, pitcher, said start on men. Morarity knocked Gaston out and the fight did start. {Cleveland players parted the bat-| | tlers. No. FHGR, golf and handbag pendil No. H; 4 u,,..f fra3 No. HTSC, Marine Green B Balinceo pencil Identify by Athe “White Dot”; The “White Dot” on SHEAFFER | LIFETIMES pens is for your pwl ) tection. Be sure you find it on :he writing instruments you buy. | SHEAFFER LIFETIME® is the | The New Roto-Verso Electrie HE JENEE jdl /| &dEN/ SEEES injures returned to Juneau this morning.|,6 . Fast She arnived here from Seattle Sat- | 2> G¢1us, of Hirougth urday night y water 41. English 52. The bitter by lay night and a few hours stay b iy 3 fegtalator. veteh 32. Japanese then departed for Lynn Canal|js To one side abbr, 53. Conclse measure - s. 21, Vegetable 42, Groan % ssage out pa‘; egxudaunnl nomfi ’ ERNN 3: g; ‘r@iqmn he vessel left Juneau this af-|»9. One who 43, Resembling L Velvet-black 3% EYRTCRCTC 1 ternotn for Sitka. = From there,| = dispatcnes . an‘avesk , @RS . g1 Sharpened she will sail on her return voyags | ’™ F'iiages 47. Wild animal 3. Tropical 3% %""";‘g",’ %o Seattle. Passengers who arrived | 35. Publie 49 Holders "ot T oy 43 New Testa- herg from Lynn Canal ports, were: | s ¢ (ndians ment s, | collog. 50. Genus o g ! o ot From Lynn Capal Ports (30 Ovine stickiike 5. Forma verb Aher From Haines—Mrs. N. Acklen,| 9. prudation 61 Regunr indicate 44 citrous frult Mrs. D. H. MoLean, frop ing o ¢ Fonessi 48 Feminine From, Skagway—Mrs. L. J. 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