The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 14, 1932, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1932. THIS ‘TRAPPER® Vice-President and His Hostess ST[]CKMARKET ON LONG TRIP; ' % | TAKES ADVANGE RAY HIS GAME o e . EARLY IN DAY h Ny 2 B Sccurities Move Ahead— Bonds Are Firm—Dol- lar Strengthen Abroad NEW YORK, June 14. securities market moved qui forward today. | The strength of the dollar | foreign exchange markets also im- proved. Predictions of the defeat of the bonus Lill in the Senate, early ad- journment of Congress, as well as the agitation for a repeal plank | in the Republican platform H regarded as vance. . Stars With Advance The market began with a two- point advance on National Dis- tillers Products and a similar gain in Corn Products. Allied Chemical, Dupont and Air Reduction were other firm spot up one v two points. | American Telephone and Union Pacific pushed up two points. Eastman gained about three points. Other Issues Go Up Gains of a point or more were made by United States Steel, | American Sugar, National Biscuit Dr. Bennett in A]asjka to Get Something No One Ever Saw He's mak 10,000 m of influencing the ad- Drr. passed neau yesterday aboard er Queen for Skagway. will go to Whitehorse, Yukon, just north of the steam- The party then to Circle To Set Trap Dr. Bennett will | for the | Vice-President Charles Curtis and his sister and offic Mrs. Edward E. Gann, have important roles in the Republi National Convention, the Vice-President as a candidate for re- nomination, Mrs. Gann as a leader among Republican women. cosmic | he will make obser-| s at Kennecott, Alaska, and | rn to Rainier National| L T W e July 26, for similar experi- | there. On the way hi continue his observations at ot MARTEN BRING \STEWARTLEAVES Park, and Mount Evans, Colo, ‘ i i weee HIGHER PRICEFOR INSPECTION ::- and delicate scientific instruments, | American Tobacco B, Liggett &| Myers B. Woolworth, Westing- i including a large metal cylinder, | to be filled with gas {house, North American and Stand- | ard Oil of New Jersey. Effects of | ET the cosmic ray on this gas-filled Sell L()(‘(’l”)’ for $10 But chamber will be chserve | Auburn fluctuated widely but failed ‘o make progress. «d over a| Beaver Strike New long period Bonds were firm. Others Searching | Low at $2 Each Other similar expeditions are)| - teing sent out to various points, Marten sold well, but beaver were about the earth, and the combined | heavy d prices the lowe: n|as results may give a lead, Dr. Ben- many y in last Saturday ale d skins held by the to the source and effects d d Commission, it was entative of the Geological S ! by E. M. God- ve left, e yesterday on cutive Officer. steamer Aleutian for Seward. Mining Supervisor Making Trip to Interior for ’ Conferences i \ CLOSING PRICES TODAY NEW YORK, June 14.—Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 8%, American Can 38%, Anaconda 4, Bethlehem Steel | 8%, Curtiss-Wright %, Fox Films| 1%, General Motors 9, Internation- | 'al Harvester 15%, Kennecott 5%, ! Packard Mctors 1%, United States | Enroute to the Interior as far| anks, B. D. Stev , Min-| for Alaska, United States Bureau of Mines and re ervisor the ray. His party will make no spec-| tacular mountain-climbing ven- dard, Acting tures, he said, such as that which The sale brought $707 to the will visit Anchorage and Fair- led Allen Carpe and Theodore Ko- Commission for more than 200 banks, and the coal mines in the He Daily Cross-word Puzzle ACROSS 1. Dwelling places . Ridicule . Deny . Rubber . On conditfon that To be expected pacify . Absolute . Offer to buy. . Goddess of discord Eves: Scotch Dry More systematie . Omits in pronouncing 21. At present ! High oriest of Israel 33, Gleama 36, Maddens 9. Stockings . Vehicle on wheels . Strength or vigor of wine 2. Insect . Material used in jewelry Insect's egg . Myselt Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle . The palmyra paim Exists . Withdraw . Lats away American Indian Player of a musical instrument . Deck out with vulgar finery Plece of rock . Masculine PNV E>[H[0[mo name . Female sheep Gaelic god of the sea . Disgraces = 2\m) . Shipping mIA>[H[m] containers Manifest om|; . Mediterranean 48. Friend of Hamlet Former negative Ancient Jewish ascetic . Entwine . Kept In a safe place . Asserts unl!!nl' vessels Southern constellae tion . Tapering <olid . Scraped liner 3. Pronoun . Leaf of the 9 down . True Ascended . Previously . Concerning . Press for payment Brother of Jacob . Kind of dog Calm . Sandarac tres ven to their death on the Mul-|pelts sold. Charles Goldstein and Matanuska Valley, and Healy Riv- Bteel 26%. drow Glacier in May during simi- H. J. Yurman, local dealers, were er areas —_—————— lar exveriments. ‘Hho only bidde The object of his trip is to con- “About all that is known about Marter averaged $10 per skin, fer with other agents of the Bu- the cosmic ray,” he said, “is that | and beaver brought only $2 each.|reau of Mines and Geological Sur- | | is a ray of great p(‘nf'ira:ingl’rh(‘ foxes, largely unprime and vey on work for the next fi 1 o scal | force coming from some point out- poor skins, and mink, also low, year. He will also check up on| the coal leases held by mine op- | Accompanying Dr. Bennett on the | TO COMPLETE PULP SURVEY Alaska voyage are Mrs. Bennm!,‘ J. P. Williams, Forest Examiner, students, Phillip Allen of Yale,|pul > was accom- | z . = Ervin Bramhall of Cambridge and | panied e nis assi-. PARKS IN DENVER, COL.i Last Week by Rain, RE‘ turn for Few Days side the earth. Whether it can|grade, sold cheaply. ever be put to any practical use - e ! erators. | is not known.” WILLIAMS LEAVES TODAY Mr. Stewart will probably return ] | nere about the middle of July. \ TILL WE K Bi | Prof. J. L. Dunham, noted ph; Jnited States Forest Service, left ' icist, and his mother, Mrs. Law- town today for the north end of SEWARD KUNZ VISITS‘ b rence Dunham, and three science Admir 1sland to resume his| PARENTS OF GOVERNOR Boys, Driven Out of Camp Marvin Eggleston of Massachusetts ' stant. They e Ranger | Institute of Technology. | VIT.,, Capt. Clay Barracklow. | Seward Kunz visited with Mr. and | — — - |Mrs. James Parks, parents of % " George A. Parks, while he| To resume thelr outing at i was attending the Presbyterian|E28le River Camp, some 24 Bpy General Assembly at Denver, as a|ScOUtS, rained out last week ahd delegate, Tecently. He also visited |{0rced to come to town by ipcle- with Mr. and Mrs. |ment weather, returned there this J. Rummell, { ’ i former residents of Juneau, |morning, /4t 1n, pleanad. Soy g0 FOR PICNICKERS SANISPOONS, dozen ... SRl M continue the camp all of this week. Lowell, ‘Wash. | SEIMS-SPOKANE CO0., OFFICIAL RETURNS TO HEADQUARTERS After having completed an in- spection of the Thane road work | under contract to his firm, A. L. of Seims-Spo- kane Company, left here yesterday on the steamer Yukon for Seattle | encoute to him home in Spokane, | He was accompanied by | Richard Anderson, Construction Su- | Secretary perintendent, as far as Seattle, Mr. Lowell was highly pleased with the progress made by Mr. | MEATS ARE COMING FOR PIGGLY WIGGLY All equipment and meats for the fresh meat department of the Pig- gly Wiggly Store in this city will arrive here Friday night on the motorship Northland. Supplies and goods will be in- stalled as soon as possible after arrival, e RITES FOR INDIAN WOMAN Funeral rites for Mrs. Jake Green, aged Indian, who died last week in the Government Hospital, were Anderson’s crew and with the type | held this afternoon in the Native of work being done. local | now a member of the firm, he said, | will come north in a short time. Richard Anderson will meet Mrs. son, former resident Ivor Ander- and | Presbyterian Church in this city. Services were conducted by Rev. David Waggoner. Interment, under direction of the Charles W. Carter Mortuary, was in Evergreen Ceme- SANIFORKS, dozen . ... SAVADAY PLATES, 3 tions, dozen residing in the Colorado metrop- olis, both visits being through the kindness of Miss Emma Weber, 3163 West 28th Avenue. Mr. Kunz, division sec- The Scouts were taken out to- day in automobilées provided by I.. H. Metzgar, J. F. Mullen, Frank A. Boyle, Mrs. H. 1. Lucas and H. Anderson and their son in Seat- tle and return with them on the tery. —_——————— GEORGE BROTHERS PHONES 92—95 OPEN EVENINGS Close Out on Children’s Hose Mercerized ribbed hose in sand, tans and champagne. Full and three-quarter length. Regular 60c a pair. Special, 3 pairs, $1.25 HEAVY RIBBED HOSE In tan and brown—Sizes 6 to 10 Special, 6 pairs, $1.00 SUN SOX-AlU Shades Special, 25¢ who returned from the Assembly on i L. Redlingshafter. the Admiral Watson last Saturday | A night said he is very much grati-' 1t Wus planned for the entire as = + Scout group to spend today on| fied that he has “hung his hat : in the Denver home of our Gov- & hike through the hills back of ernor.” Eagle River Valley. They will be accompanied by Mr. Metzgar and | Regional Forester C. H. Flory. The {former will identify for them the geological structure and discuss mineralogy of the areas covered, and Mr. Flory will identify the tree growth and botanical speci- mens gathered. ———,——— /INDIAN GIRL RITES ‘ SET FOR TOMORROW | Funerai services for Miss Nellie Kassunk, 16 years old, who died |Sunday in the Government hospital | - D in this city, will be held at 2 SATURDAY LUNCHEON, 25¢ o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the Ladies of Episcopal Church will chapel of the Charles W. Carter serve an excellent 25¢ luncheon Mortuary. Interment will be in Saturday from 11 to 4:30, Valen-lEvergreen Cemetery. tine Building corner. Food sale.! The girl was the daughter of | —adv. Mrs. Louise Kassunk of Wrangell. FRESH—JUST IN STRAWBERRIES, 2 boxes BANANAS, Golden Ripe, 3 pounds SPINACH, 3 pounds WATERMELON, per pound 'ALOUPES, (Sweet), each BEETS, 3 bunches ..................... FRESH GOOSEBERRIES, 2 pounds KRAFT’S CHEESE SPREADS— American, Pimiento, Pineapple PER CUP .. ROQUEFORT SPREAD, per cup RATH'S PURE PORK SAUSAGE, 8-ounce can GRANDMA’S SHORT CAKE GRANDMA’S BOSTON CREAM PIES....30¢ GRANDMA'’S FRESH LAYER CAKES....30¢ BUTTER, Darigold, (4 cubes) 2 lbs. ...55¢ CALIFORNIA GROCERY PHONE 478 e e—— BRIG. GEN. CASTNER IS ON ALASKA TRIP Abcard the Queen, in port yes- terday, was Brig. Gen. J. C. Cast- ner with his aide and son, Lieut. L. W. Castner. Gen. Castner is on an inspection trip of Alaska forts for the United States Govern- ment, ARV SR L In a recent month 340 industrial buildings in Germany were com- pleted. Prompt Delivery steamer Yukon next Saturday. Accident fatalities in Amerlcan They will visit with him for a month or more. cent in 20 years. TWO GARMENTS With but a single purpose Artist Model Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. Foundation Garment FEATURING DETACHABLE BRASSIERE A new creation in foundation garments—brassiere and girdle combined in a clever way to per- mit the changing or washing of the brassiere, and yet, molding the figure in one continuous line as a single garment. An achievement that brings to women a more accurate fitting of individual bust, waist and hip lines, and a greater degree of satisfaction in practical and economical underdress. $3.95 and up 1 FREE TICKET to SEATTLE or $40.00 IN TRADE every 30 days Leader Department Store (GEORGE BROTHERS) industry have decreased 50 per| ZIEGLER HERE FOR FEW DAYS BEFORE COURT Seeks to Perfect Appeal!§ in Compensation Case | Involving $6,000 To attend to legal business be- fore the United States District Court here, A. H. Ziegler, promi-{ nent Ketchikan Yesterday on the steamer Aleutian and will return home late mh‘ week. { One of his missions is to perfect an appeal in the case of Mrs. Mar- garet Faigh against Sunny Point |j»"%* Packing Company, in which the former was awarded $3900 com- | pensation for the death of her|} husband in July 1926, with 8 per ! cent interest since that time, and;g attorney’s fees, in all about seooo“—‘ ial h Faigh was a watchman on a| Chicago's official hostess to floating fish trap at Block Island.] the ‘women _attendlng the_ ‘“j about 25 miles from Ketchikan, for | Ppublican National Convention ot the cgmpan{l. D(l;ring a storm he x‘: &‘:}‘;‘:_:"al‘;; igl‘:im::"t;:o was drowned and his body never % 4 3 " recovered. The case was tried last| Citizens'’ Welcoming Commit- February at Ketchikan and the ’zl};yzle?u;‘;r,f;;&m u‘;’;dfi‘mpx’;,' Limerick, Irish Free State, will and George B. 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