The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 4, 1932, Page 7

MR GOOGLE - - YOU TTHAT \F Miss HAVE GONE FOR NAUGHT HE GROvvs (’v MORE . &, (0 IMPATIENT YWUGOD, Cal—Polly Moran, moticn picture comedien: rceently teok preliminary steps tc adept G-year-cld Jack Trujille, | whem she cbtained from an orphanage when he was enly a few menths old. The buy is tc be known as John Mich2el Moran. LM SORRY, TO TELL \S NOT FOUND soon —— AN ALL OUR WORK FOR Polly Moran Adopts WHADDA YA MEAN T 1 OOIN' ALL T CAN--7 T SENT ALL “THEM PROTOS ANLEVTERS T, FOUND (N HER LTO T LEE | | I 4 STOGK MARKET | IMPROVES BUT TRADING QUIET *NEW YORK, Oct 4—The Stock | ‘market improved moderately to- day in extremely quiet trading. rket. and drying up of share ling in Monday's trading. Gains of one to two poimts ap- ed for several rails. raders marked time today. 'Issues tp ‘around two points in- ded Union Pacific, American phone and Telegraph, Allied ical, Case, United States Steel, m Products and Auburn. A P one or more points were New k Central, Southern Pacific, &oflt, Conso®iated Gas, Ameri- cén Waterworks, Sears, Westing- heuse, General Foods and Proctar and Gamble. Oils and coppers were neglected in the ftrading today. i CLOSING PRICES TODAY NEW YORK, Oct. 4. — Closing | quotation of Alaska Juneau minz | stock today is 10%, Ameriean Can ©547%, Anaconda 12%, Bethlehem Steel 23%, Curtiss-Wright 2%, 21, raders were evidently encourag- | ‘ | by the firmness of the cotton | Roosevelt Campaign! { 1 2‘4’). Fox Films: General Motors 1632, International Harvester 29%,' Kennecott 13%, Packard Motors 3%, United States Steel 42%, Ar- mour B 1%, American Power and Light 12%, Chrysler 17%, Colorado Iron and Fuel 10, Columbian Car-, | bon 331, Continental Oil 6%, Stan- | |dard Brands 15%, United Aircraft 130% Safeway Stores 52'%, Dupont ‘41‘., Canadian Pacific 16 {Mrs, W. R. Hearst in H | NEW YORK, Oct. 4—Mrs. Wil-| liam Randolph Hearst has aucm-, ed the post of mnational advisory committezman of the Roosev u.‘ | Motor Club. The Roosevelt Mq Ciub is oper\’.mg 25 an auxmmy\ campaigning unit to the Demo-| cratic national campaign commit- | tee. A bronze motor medallion, attachable to automobile radiators or license plates, is presented to| each member of the club. ! - e King George of England and the Prince of Wales have laid it down as a rule never to give their auto- graphs, and that no exception to! | this rule can be made in any cir-] | cumstances whatever. —————— Within the shaft of a new screw driver is a spring that can be used to tap the points of screws into wood without twisting. . Daily Cross-word Puzzle - ACROSS Solution ot Yesterday's Puzzle 8. Part ot & ;L Permit 2 MWM’E'II"I?H;I ! & Banquet ; 10, gy il 9. Light brown (PIATRIADIE ZEL [ETAIDIE[R] Cs{.,"'i.n. 12. Swiss river EILIAITIEISE I INDIITIE ke N | 3 quine e [NTEUNTIENOSHIED || bk i Vislons'sEen i NIEISISEHAIPIEISHIAIRIE] 45 Ko reath n afiche (URINGICITIONGAT] I INE| ,, ¢ Senipas? Fogly 4P TISIEITISIEISZSIAILEIM] 22 Rub out 4 character L 23, Subtle. invis- ¢ 3 Wagers ERNISZZRIOIAIM s a8 {2 detric ana [PURIEIEZESIEIAILIEIRIS] 25 sineme voice measure 26. Breathe | 2t Fis ono within (OIGIEIEZZSITIAIRZANIEIT he~vily tn 1. vetchiik OIL DS ICIUIDZE [TITIA| 25 mivech aruscte } s mi LI BFRIEIAMIEIRISFAU fig,,,g;h ‘3 L;.)pllanlohl EER]I[EIR] E|T|! Ilk?nu.mdn - ‘ommon a st v (DIRIEIARVERSITIERINS ™ "5 s Obtained 3 ed Negative +45. Distress DOWN az6 1l slgnal 1 Boy At Declare 46. Native of a 2. Spike of corn 44 Indigo plant High, pointed Meduerrun- 3. Regales 45, Withered hill .slana 4 Loty 46. Brightest star Companies of {s. Kinb of dog reputation a oplayer- ‘Pr non::r 5. Ee\lr;.x‘, lnllha & canstellation e al ract indeftnitely fl Epoeh oo 8. siotn a Qustinate Nothing more 55. Action at law . Vehicle for 9. than 56. The chosen snow ao owed 43. Essentlal 57. Lair travel et /hlI%% //// BT AR | Friday. Enroute to Laubouchere ,she took aboard Capt. J. G. Smith, THE DAY OF HER SWEET-SIKTEEN LAWN PART Y- -~ THE MOST POPULAR $E MPALI:‘S“I‘;N e / G “ " KOKOMO, GEORG\A'S GRS BROTHER-- ADOPTED BY MARSE LEE-- HER DL GRANPAPPY. === GEORGIA ——— SIX MONTHS OLD--SHOWING F‘éoN\\SE OoF PEBUTANTE \N GRIFFIN, GEORG TALLAPOI)SA'S HUNT FOR LOST BOAT IS FUTILE; No Trace Is Found of Suc- cess, Wrecked in La- bouchere Bay No trace or the power boat Success, which struck a rock in Laubouchere Bay, 45 miles west, of Wrangell a week ago last Sat- urday, was found by the United States Coast Guard cutter Talla- poosa, Capt. C. H. Dench, com-' mander, which returned to Juneau last night from the scene of the accident. I Left Here Friday i The Tallapcosa left Juneau last Bay, she called at Wrangsll where skipper of the Success, who had come to Wrangell with his crew after the wreck of his boat. . 5 ‘:the use of a special oil flotation and amalgamation process, the first one of which is shown here, installed [of the Willow Creek district and Amiving in Laubouchere Bay, pean Minot, N. D. No “gold rush” is anticipated, however, for every available bit of ground is leased and | former consulting engineer for the (Assoclated Press Photo) the cutter investigated the place where the powerboat met with misfortune and made thorough search for the vessel but to no the Success airuck, the water is 50| Off the Tock and sank. | purpose. 50 Fathoms Deep Immediately off the rock, where and every ponlblo qovernment claim staked. |fathoms deep. The belief prevails that under the pounding of wind |lapoosa called she took water, slid 0 put ashore iIHll!IIliHIIHII% 5 want. Cash Bazaar | Juneau Motors Alaska Meat Cos Allen Slulttlld: g LU Juneau Lumber Mills Harris Hardware Co. California Grocery George Brothers Connors Motor Co., Inc. Thomas Hardware Co. B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. .American Beauty Parlor / the up-grade in commodity prices. higher and you are actually and really saving now. Juneati Commercial Halversen’s Juneau Frock Shop Butler Mauro Drug Co. N Jewelry Store Harri Machine Shop Dr. L. P. Dawes %« .H, C. DeVighne & Pond Co. . and Ahlers Co. y Alaska Empire li:. S. Grav"ze; arry A. Race Juneau Sample Shop In returning to Jur again Capt. Smith. Now Is the Time to Buy “;BH'E:{] And Juneau Is the Place In Which To Buy . Every merchant, broker and salesman returuing from the States tells about Trade journals and daily papers throught the country are constantly com- menting on the upward trend and predict that it will be continuous. Therefore now is the time to buy what you need without fear that later prices will be lgwer, but with a feeling of security and thrift that they: will be Juneau merchants, builders, tradesmen of all lines can furnish anything you . NOW is the TIME to BUY, and JUNEAU is the PLACE in which to BUY EVERYTHING YOU NEED! Association Gordon’s Garnick’s Grocery Juneau-Young Hardwaye Co. Sanitary Meat Co. Pacific Coast Coal Ce. Dr. W. W. Council Juneau Bottling: Works 1. B. Burford & Co, Stroller's Weekly H. R. Shepard & Sons Dr. R. E. Southwell Mrs. Wm. Jarman Wrangsl] | Sumption of sake, ;nce-m-‘. r of Japan. IIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIlIIIIII|IIHIIIIIIIIIIllI||HIlIlIIIHIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIINIIII!‘I!!IlIIIIIIII|IlIIIHIHIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII EVERTHINGS ORAY, MR.GOOGLE! GO WITW OF FICER QUINN <O THE BEAUX ZARTS STUDIOS AN’ Pl HER UP -~ NORTH DAKOTA SAND HILLS BEING MlNED FOR GOLD |"7. ("0 wcate commitment, + peer and imported drinks'iovee 4o eattle \ Discovery of gold in the sand hills of northwestern North Dakota has spurred mining operations with | W. E. Dunkle, mining operator | , the Tal- |are said to be affecting the con- nationa { d,..g) ey — lited local friends last night whnle\ 5= WESTINGHOUSE | PLAGES LARGE - COPPER ORDER | |Contracts fo r 4,000, 000 ol Pounds—-—Stalement | Is Issued teachers tonight. NEW YORK, Oct. 4—F. A. Mer- | Judge Wickersham, Delegate to rick, president of Westinghouse | Congress, will be the speaker, and | Electric and Manuf¥tturing Com- | the teachers will be the honor pany, announces his company had Suests. The meeting should be of placed orders for four million |uUnusual interest. |pounds of copper, an amount “far L LT e lin excess of current general busi- P. T. A. MEETING The Douglas Parent-Teacher As- sociation begins its season’s acti- vities with a business meeting, program and reception for the MISS FRASER GOES OUT FOR MEDICAL ATTENDANCE | Merrick asserted, was influenced " by “sound economic factors” and| Miss Efliz::bflh‘l“ramr, Sedmary {a “firm belief that business h1d’"r’:u“)‘ teacher in the Douglas |turned the corners” as well m:f O?SV rler[ unvthe o g {by a desire to stimulate employ- °VeRiRE for a forced vacation, on |ment in the basic industries. | 2°°0unt of failing health. A quick “The world isn’ finished,” his|TCCOVry 1 hoped for her. Mis. | statement said, “and: as clectricity | o, C: Holmer, an experienced Iplays such a large part in om_ur acher, is substituting for Miss we are hopeful that even|T 0Ser @t sohool. rves of copper will | Iy plenishment HARD TIMES BALL Further Buying Planned Legion of the Moose No. 25, Octo- | “We forsee other opportunities | ber 15. Music by Serenaders. Hand- e the date. adv. [fm' the purchase of materials m]:l some prize: ‘suppllcs which we hope to mkn\ v 1 {2dvantage of at the present favor- | t====" able price levels. | “It 1§ my conviction that the| \work of the committee or indus-| George Itrial rehabiliation, vogether with A I | other iforces at work, will in a) naerson (short time provide the stimulus . !to re-establish individual purchas- | EXPERT PIANO |ing. power, expand credit and re- TUNER turn many of our unemployed to Alaska Agent KOHLER BROMBACH PIANOS Expert Piano Service Phone' Orders 143 ANDERSON - MUSIE SHOPPE Juneau, Alaska | gainful occupations.” | | ——————— ! anNKu: GOES TC SEATTLE |ON' BRIEF . BUSINESS ~VISIT| \ K"nnecvm ‘Copper Corporation, vis- | ! the Yukon was in port. He is en- on a business trip, - all | =\ 2\ nofly Captain T, Ah-uk, British 3 pilot, and Lieut. A. Whittén | - \ Brown, Ameriean navigator, g L. ™ made firat nonstop Atlantie crossing on June 14, 1919, INDIAN and CARBONA- DO are “leng distance” heating ecoals. For tmpe. Bargain Heating — start your fire with INDIAN coal and bank it well with CARBONADO coking fur- nace coal. Window Cleaning Phone 212 PSS S oo Use Alaske‘i Lumber JUNEAU LUMBER MILLS PHONE 358 BAILEY’S SPECIAL Every:Night from 8 P. M. CHICKEN NOODLES 2 and CHOP SUEY BAILEY’S CAFE CALIFORNIA GROCERY Fresh Fruits and Vggqtables PHONE 478 : i i |