The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 24, 1932, Page 2

2 3 Time Barometer Temp. Hum!dity Wind Veiocity Weather AS LOW as 33.95 4 pm. yest’y .....3017 52 4 SE 9 Cldy 4 am. today 3025 48 100 SE 9 Rain R Noon today .......30.20 55 81 s 3 Cldy : CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS P g YESTERDAY TODAY_ i Highest 4p.m. | Lowest 4a.m. 4am. Precip. 4a.m. TNCQ Station temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24hrs. Weather l\uu S OXFOBDS AND SHOES Barrow e iodiaadiee, T — | 32 2 10 [] Clear Nome 6 46 38 40 14 0 Clear Black and Brown ’ ey Bethel . 54 54 | 48 48 4 56 Cldy A 2 i Fort Yukon T e 0 06 Cldy Sizes 6 to 11 at $4.50 and $5.00 S Tanana ... 70 70 50 50 4 0 Cldy b SIS i'- Fairbanks ... 70 66 | 48 50 4 40 Cldy T i : b 48 48 | 4 4 12 0 Clear J : bR 2 - - IE 2 Rain | MEN’S WORK SHOES—Black and Tan ; @ 4 4 48 0o a8 Cla; . . £ i G B e ciay | Bizes 6 to 11.at $3.45 pair ¢ 8% 5 8 @ 8. a4 Rain T R : ~ Ketchikan 54 54 46 46 4 16 Rain 7 B £ Z 2 i g 8 18 8 &8 Pt clay MANY OTHER BARGAINS in this large shipment of Solid Leather B lear N . . . . ; i S 527 8 18 5 el Shoes. Every pair guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction. 4 R TR TR [ Clear d % 68 66 66 -4, 0 Clear LTI (LU L T T TR TR T TR T AT )T RO RRR LU T e T T S T T R REV. CROSS COMING of PHOENIX HOSIERY Regular $1.35 Biggest hosiery event of the year! ‘Three of Phoenix’ newest creations! The most exciting of the new summer colors! And at prices that fairly make one gasp with aston- * ishment. What a sale this is! Every pair regu- lar Phoenix high standard quality. Made of Certified Silk, these Phoenix Hose assure greater comfort, longer wear. Be sure to see them while assortments are complete— you’ll want a box or two. B. M. BEHRENDS Co., Ine. Juneau’s Leading Department Store H filllillllllllllllllfllIH!HHHIIIHIIIIII]III[I[IIIIflIIIIIIII!IIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHNIIIIIIIII iu"uuuumumnunmmummmun|umm|mmmmmumugjMijTM"NEER’S |Flance awd A Nation-Wide Once-a-Year Sale To acquaint you with the fine qualities Buy a box at this saving PHOENIX HOSIERY WEEK-— JUNE 24 TO JULY 9 THE DAILY. ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, . UNE 24, 1932. - BOY PLAYS TAG Germany in WITH DEATH AND TCMCC NEARLY CAUGHT MacKinnonEd in One i Accident and Mielke | LAUSANNE, Jupe 2¢—Important' House Hit | Franco-German negotiations, which | [ 1aaaul may have a degisive effect on the ’ ¢ o ———— . Reparations Conference at Geneva, mpson, J. MacKinnon, 7-year- |, ablishing a prel ATy campd'opened today but it is learned thut‘ cld son of Mr.-and Mrs. Simpson d in doing research work for the the fundamentals at issue haye U MacKinnon of Juneau, played ntire mountaineer party not been approached and discus-’ tag with' death ‘this forenoon and Will Occupy All Summer |sions must comtinue. jalmost got caught. The lad, in| Mr. Washburn expects the eX-| The chiet problem is to discover C0in¢ Franklin Street from the pedition’s activities will occupy all pow far each can g0 by way of on Store to the Nelson Jew- i i establishment, falled to see eturn to Juneau, enroute to the proposals w _,a motor truck approaching from : Finon Shich, chly slde bas ad- B Ty crtven by Beter. Betetio, Washburn was & member| There are no developments on &hd ran directly in front of the f a M!. Fairweather elimbing Par- ‘Ghapeellor von Papen's suggestign Machine y expedition in 1930. He 100k for a German-Franee alliance, | | The boy was lfted upon numerous pictures and made accu- | FLY-TO CAMP AT FAI R!(E ATHERENegotiationmfl}’ Have Washburn Party Will Spend‘ Decisive Effect on Summer. Scaling Tow- | Disarmament ering Peaks NI (Continuea = g ok & ik | _———-—— i ;f" bumper of the truck as ilsl S|rate maps of the parts e | d in hastily trying to avoid £ mountain conquered thien, and these | . hitting the child, swerved the car plotures and maps wll bé used to a s at a right angle into the facilitate this year's attempt to si alk, and stopped the truck |y reach the summit. ! 7 N ! § The effort to ascend Mount Fair- ‘vETERANs ASKED 1 weather this summer will be made | P ; sl {from the west side of the moun- | |tain. The pinnacle has never been | 1 | caled from the west side, although | When the éruck came to a stop. his side seems to be the most i {the lad feel from its bumper. He ogical way of approach. . & foc 0 3 scrambled to his feet, frightened, The Ladd-Carpe-Taylor party in b but not hurt in the least. 1926 succeeded in reaching an al—‘LeadefS Say They Will Not Batello it of dark complexion, but |, pale enough to pass for an ridge, but none has been able, Albino as he leaped from the seat Is Sought titude of 9,300 feet on the west‘ Budge—-—Exlra Session i b to ascend higher on this ridge. "n! s truck, after having stopped To Eliminate Overland Pack it, and raced to the boy to lift NO I0LE LABOR arrived here this week on official business. about ten days. munity since the salmon season aren’t bothered just now with lsts of unemployed men who are de- manding the chance to work, he the | spid. trict was good and the fishermen made as its forward wheels touched |pe continued throughout the sum- nt of the Donaldine Beauty | mer and into the Fall Fishing Season Provides Everyone There with Chance,Employment Yakutat is ;);; town in Alaska hat has no unemployment prob- lem, declared W. H. Dugdell, Unit- ed States Commissioner there, who DY e rom mumper o0, |CUTTER GOES MONDAY ON TARGET PRACTICE the United States Coast Guard Cutter Dench, even Now. .. AT YAKUTAT, S DUGBELL BOAST Chase & Sanborn COFFEE Packed in special Vacuum Cans where the famous “Dated” Coffée cannot be serviced, A leader for over sixty-six years, and now blended and roasted especially to satisfy Western tastes, it is the fatest growing Cof- He will return home in v fee in sales. “Everyone is busy in our com- fishing - Q % and we Try a pound of CHASE & SANBORN'S to- day. You too, will agree that it is the last word in Coffee flavor and satisfaction. opened recently, The king salmon run in the dis- Every Pound Guaranteed to Give Complete Satisfaction AT YOUR GROCER’S excellent hauls. The red almon fishing season cpened in hat district today and fishing will S i Tune in on The Chase & Sanborn Programs Every Sunday—3:00- 3:30 P.M.—NBC Network From a routine duty cruise of hree days to nearby communities, o Tallapoosa, Capt. C. H. commanding, returned last to her base in Juheau. HIlmlIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIlmmmIIBH!!HHIWIMHNIIHIIHNIIIIHIIIHM By establishing a base camp near the Carpe Glacier at the lake at the head of Sea Otter COreek, above Cape Fairweather, the mountain- =iland pack from Lituya Bay to the |base of Mount Fairweather's west ridge. Z|cers will eliminate thé long over- | | WASHINGTON, June 24.—A new jand urgent request by the authori- |ties that the bonus seeking veter- ans be disbanded and start home was met by leaders today with the' Ideclaration they will not budge and would seek to force an extra boy had just left Mrs. MacKinnon him from the sidewalk. On ascer- t ng no injury had resulted, the man embraced the lad in an ec- tasy of joy. The Incident gave a scare and a thrill to numerous pedestrians. The | remain koot Bartacks to engage in tar- get practice. AUK LAKE STAGE LINE They will have their sup-|session of Congress. on the west side of Franklin Btreet The service craft is scheduled to here until Monday. She hen will leave for waters off ‘Chil- e r——— STARTS NEW SCHEDULE LT TR plies transported by @irplane from| The shrinkage of supplies -and to cross to the east side to get @ UL | & 1} A ident complished by the Chichagof in|achieve nothing here and it would nother Automobile Accident the preliminary base camp on Cen- | contributions for support of the_; in a delivery omobile of | A new ‘schedule, effective tomor- jotaph Tsland to the pérmanent encamped men inspired Superin-'tho alaska Steam Laundry, of which [row, for the Auk Lake stage line base camp near Carpe Glacier. tendent of Police Glassford to as- Mr MacKinnon is proprietor. is announced by W. H. B: This tack is expectéd t@ be ac- sert to the veterans they will inaugurated the o two or three flights immediately he best to make a fight at the| Another automobile accident hap- | © after the seaplane lands at the polls | camp near Carpe GHaoler the party | The commander of the encamped | Street. A from Main Street into Third, > Auk Lake of five which left here this fore- jveterans said: “We are digging €2 noon. in” {ran la nto the dwelling house of Mr. i Mrs. Max L. Mielke, at the A | In making the ascent, the ty & = win photogriph and mdp the rxi:urw, INSURANCE CONTRACTS ccz"{{cr of Main and Third. = thus assembling detailed informa-| WASHINGTON, June 24—Await- | ¥ bumpvar _f“"j front i tion of the glaclers on the wes:iinz President Hoover'’s approval is struck below a window on mf\ nor uh” pe of the Fairweather Range. |legislation to enable 97,000 war side of the house. The bottom c: Besides the ascent of Mount Fair- veterans to renew their 5-year Gov- the’ sash was splintered and below | weather, the mountaineers will un- ernment insurance contracts for an it the building was crushed in, dertake to climb five or six neigh- equal period without further medx-{h‘“ the glass was not broken. The | boring peaks, which range between cal examinations. ‘nm’sc of the crash rouwd"the in- | 12000 and 10,000 feet above sea mates of the dwelling \\nfl;n Mr. Mountain Climblng Opportunifies |ed information made and gathered St m“an a ‘wfls Sviris ;1 . A ;a}:-i One of the purposes of Mr. Wash- }an this expedition, he plans to put il wheels idly, headed stward, e 1d | burn's expedition is to attract at- in form that will make them Jf;z S;;“”:he L:;vzgm Fei g tention to the fact that Boutheast available to mountaineers. & “The Chichdgof, on its flight to-! Alaska, within quick and easy i reach, cannot be surpassed by|day with ‘the Washburn party,, SHAFTER, Cal. — A fumigating Switzerland or. any other »re@o‘tglwaq in charge of Pilot Anscel Eck- plgnt which will accommodate a place in the world, fof manifold ' marin’ and jced *Uy Mechanic fréight carload of potatoes at one opportunities. Gordon Graham. time has been erected here. PRI ad | mountain - climbing | HERE FROM HYDER three years he has been pas- hunt tor of the Hyder Methodist church. | VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL - —— s ‘This evening at 7:30 o'clock, the | been Vacation Bible School will Cwhers it s Lamman o o o He and his family expect to leave | MRS, FOSTER AND HER the Portland Canal town for Ju- | neau early next week. Steamer Quegn. attorneys, wmn' | Here Are Real | |el Assembly Hall on Main Street The parents and friends are in- | vited to attend and see the work | Rev. Harry B. Cross, according |that has been accomplished in the | to recent Associated Press dis- |school during the two weeks. patches is coming to Juneau to ‘ morrow, if the weather is favorable, oceupy the pulpit of the Metho- | the pupils expéet to go to Salmon dist Episcopal Church. For the | Creek for a picnic and treasure DAUGHTER ABOARD QUEEN Mrs. Frank Foster, wife on one of Juneau’s | daughter, Miss Marian Foster, are HOLDS PROGRAM TONIGIIT} passengers for home aboard the Miss Foster has attending Stanford Univer- hold sity, her father's alma mater. and her Shoe Values STAR BRAND Solid Leather Shoes and Oxfords for the Whole Fam- ily. You'll like the comfort, the style, and last but not least, you'll like the extremely low prices. To-| CHILDREN’S SHOES AND OXFORDS Sizes 5 to 8 at 3}.25 3. 5. DEPARTMENT OF AGRIOULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU The Weather LOCAL DATA By the U. 8. Weather Burean) Forecast for Juneau and vielnity, beginning at 4 p.m., June 24: Probably showers tonight and Saturday; gentle variable winds. Sizes 81/ to 111 at $1.75 Sizes 12 to 2 at $2.00 LADIES’ DRESS SLIPPERS For Afternoon and :Evening W ear i The stage will pened about midnight on Third z 5 5 assenger car turning |8 8:15 a. m, 1 p. m. and 5 p. m.; e o . Juneau at '9:30 2. m., 2 p. m. ‘and 6:15 p. m. TR R, TR RN LT RO BURDICK ELECTRIC BATH CABINET Used in the Offices of Dr. S. H. Jordan for Giving SUNSHINE TREATMENT To supply the body with the invaluable VIOLET- RAY and INFRA-RED RAYS, of which there is a deficiency in this locality. DR. S. H. JORDAN Specialist in Hydro-Therapy and Mechano-Therapy Manual and Mechanical Manipulation Behrends Bank Building, Third Street TELEPHONE 259 T THE HOZ2A T With Joy ELKS Ball Room SATURDAY NIGHT O O L Sports Hats, Silk Turbans In White, Tan and Dark Blue $1.75 and $3.50 CHENILE BERETS—75¢ Juneau Sample Shop “The Little Store With the Big Values” ' Real Bargain HEATING High cost is unnecessary for summer heat. Start your fire with INDIAN for quick heat. Bank it well with CARBONADO. Your fire will require little attention throughout the day. LAANMOa22EIT®w ELKS’ BALL ROOM BAND @ -LOOK!!- | Per Ton F.0.B. Bunkers Lump Nut INDIA “* “Phe pressure is moderately high and rising slowly throughout | except in the Aleutian Islands. A moderate storm is cen- | south of Unalaska and the pressure is relatively low in the ipper Yukop Valley with showers in Eastern and Southern Alaska. weather prevails in the h:orlhwestem portions of the Terri- tory. Temperature changes e been slight except at Tanana ¢onsiderable warmer than yesterday morning, 4 [ B M. Behrends CO, Inc. Juneaw’s Leadmg Department Store JULY 2d will be a | Big Night — Don’t Miss This—Start the FIREWORKS at the ELKS’ BALL ROOM JULY 24 Serenaders FOR INSURANCE See H. R. SHEPARD & SON Telephone 409 B. M. Behrends Bank Bldg.