The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 7, 1932, Page 2

p— IR EEREES AN e s (oo An excellent double breasted model school coat, smartly tailored and warmly lined. The kind of coat that will stand hard wear and still look well. wool chinchilla. Sizes2,3,4 . Sizes 5, 6 Comes in a navy blue $3.95 $4.50 Sizes 8, 10, with Beret to match $4 95 tdies’ Blue Chinchilla Storm Coat Sizes 14, 16, 18, 20 S pecml $8 75 & 4 o ug B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. Juneawn’s Leading Department Store PROSPEGTORS ARE ATTRACTED T0 BELL-IRVING Miners Who Visited Dis- tric in Spring Wil Return for W'nler HYDER — Oonrudent that the 2t t0 two months in the Bell-Irving district last spring and thel de- cision to return for the winter i3 the wvesult -of the prospects \ GEENNE S A | e mm ¢ oo two weeks in preaching ¢ tination. Conditions An Difffeult’ ! Meger, who ia they found then. They are now |placer mining in Alaska and the ]engsgeu in preparing for the| Yukon, thcoming expedition and in ass- believes the Bell-Irving Tregion - presents possibiltties for cmblnv their outfit, which includes |those experienced in placer - min- several mns of provisions and{ing. Beth other sup )It.nben Of Party | in addition to Mr. Meger and Mr. Marrisqn, Charles Beale, of Stew- art, and David Gun-a-noot, a Haz- elton. Indian who Placer possibilities of the Bell-Tr- | iy ving river district will repay ex- perienced mining efforts and yield at least wages for men who under- stand that character of mining. Payl Meger and several assoclates will spend the coming winter in |, that mglon says the 'Hyder 'Herald., camp side o the Bell-Trving about four ahove the muc canyon. /1t who can- smile across a cup of poor coffee at breakfast; 8o make his morning cup of cheer with care, Select it'with s a rare husband ! The winter party will :include, [ ® f me, and trayeling conditions ate ‘difficult and. supp- provisions would be worth cloge to @ dollar & poufid at their camp; ————*“—-—-—- Wabash Coliege 8 Ind, which Hhas “Little Giant” football hlan jnfwtuwenuw bhad only 30 candidates for the erid squad FROCKS New mndvlyjnlt res cexved from the All sizes. PRICE $10.95 10 $14.95 VAP URE' ‘for HEAT* COLDS s GE@RGE BROTHERS ,5 Fast Deliveries—10, 1Y, 2, 2:30, 4:30 W D.lwery At Your Request 3 30c, and $1.00 "J“?au‘ .’Ilf: ¥ Butler Mauro || Drug Co. ui{ils 8 Mowxy WEY ORDERS MW Free Delivery | A HEAD OF BIG GREENA fiIViI | INSURANCE CO, BY NHY IERE PASSES AWAY 4 2 Darwin P.- Kingsley Dies Is &Yféfiéjfi‘;#;:l | g in New York After Long Illness (Continmea from Psge Ohe) By a ju 1o a.e‘ - Thl Jury peceived the | yesterday alfiemoon And ~ struggle for ~education .and more &P@ urzy manhood, the retkoning of fore--'; hamlet when Damwin Pearl Kings- was still a region of pioneers m Pem 2 eers in American achievement. The :‘mx’ b story is familiar. Birth on a.farm, struggle for = youthful livelihood; | the beginning of accomplishment in Inte superlative success in later years. , Alburg, Vermont, was not even lmn; ley born on one of its farms May # 5 1857, and the western fromtier when ‘he peddled books bhrough northern Colorado and maintained a crusading weekly ~mewspaper | against early graft in Grand Juncs tion of the same state. Where he had to work his way through the ~ University of Vermont he also was 4 = forced to exercise the greatest fru- gality to make his way West, and W~”~" Ask ¥ szmsmkhiswmwm. Suoun to stay there; Mflmmn |of his determination ind.{musd in his election as an ,delegate from Cclorado %o the Re- | publican ' National Conmvention - in 1884, and his election as state Au- ditor and Superintendent, of Insur- anoce for Colorado in 1888, when Was 29 years Prosecuted Fakirs As Superintendent of Insyrance 'he prosecuted fake enterprises and mecgssarily studied his work in great detail. The more he studied, he said later, the more he came tg believe in the value of insur- o | éi i i [ 7Tt & =82 ‘E Y I ! 4 { et § poe made him a full insurance convert. Within three years his attainments | had become so well known that he was offered a post with the " New York Life company, for which | i uary of 1889 inspector of agencles | for the New England section with ' |offices at Boston. ' He came to New Miulkflll “‘ Emteln | York in Januany of 1892 @s super- Quit Duhu in Luwe intendent of agencles, and rose by successive promotion to the Presi- dency of the company in June of i ; §§§5 Mifliken have resigned from the League of » In June of 1884, whem he first Nations' international intellectual Bégan 1o win success in the West, Temuneration committee, and Prof. he married Mayy Marilla Mitchell, James T. Shotwell of Columbia Who died in 1890. They, had one Unlversl'ty New York, has been Son Walton. His second wife was a member for five years, Miss Josephine I. McCall, daughter Brof. G«uberc Munway of England Of the late John A. MoCall, a for- Madame ©Ourie of France President of the New York to serve another five yea.r: fe. They were married in 1895. aueewwn:mssmmsm‘ " he came East and became in Jan- | Three ehildren were bor to them: Vermoot University, where Kings- ley obtained his bachelor of ants degree in 1881 and his master's degree in 1884, later made him a of laws, and a doctor of humane letters. Middlebury Col- Jege made him a Doctor of Laws in 1916, —e———— ATTENTION RAINBOW GIRLS! Important business meeting Fri- day at 7:30 P. M. Full attend- ance urged. —ady. .- Tommy Yarr and Marchmont Schwartz, Notre Dame coaches, are 23 years old, and Frank Hoff-! man another coach, is 22. The world has learned that the only .way to SAVE it. Get-rich- %uigk is a dead slogan. few dollars a week, accumulating - interest every month, is a sure, safe plan to follow. It leads to security. ;,." make money is to | First National Bank flzs l HAAS Famous Candies | The Cach Bazaar | Open Evemng,s L] i PR The Florence Shop Permanent Waving. = 8, i‘A\»g.C @ & LL YOUR .. RADIO DOCTOR WHEN YOU HAVE RADIO TROUBLE All makes of radios repaired, tested and im- proved. Aerials erected. Tubes tested, etc. Promi)t, Religble, Honest, Serviece We Don’t Sell Radios =WeF ix’Em Open'9:A M, 1.9 P. M. Juneau Radio Service Shop We do Electrical Work—Battery Charging "PHONE 221 FOR THE BENEFIT OF ffifi‘zfimo'?m OF JUNEAU NUGGET. SHOP 18 bffering uhipment of HWB’I‘B vihich arrived too late = for & mim«-—&t the Regular Price- If ‘yoii ‘are planping to'send 8 Christmas gift to the States there is nothing so scceptable as a fine nativé‘made basket. ‘A deposit will hald any. article in the shop until the holidays. =+ - *"Our" new’ Costume elry and genuine .8tone Necklaces have just arrivéd from the East. P ' COME m AND Pnospmmwn-.onu Ev-hu ESK| i iu ] Florence nutmquht Pmp | | PHore 427 Trisngle Bldg. » ! Barrow _Fort Yukon .. | ritory where clear weather prevails. edly in the Eastern Interior'and have risen near Berina Sea., J. 5. DEPARTMENT OF Aan&ubmpfl: WEATHER BUREAU ' The Weather LOCAL DATA By the U, 8. Weather Burean) Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 4 P m., Oct. 7: Rain tonight and Saturday; fresh winds. 4 Cldy & h » w 6 Cldy 3018 . 41 n w 8 Cldy CABLEAND RADIO REPORTS AY Highest 4pm. | Lowestésm. dsm. Precip, fam. : temp tamp. | temp. ump veloctw Hhrs Westher 13 10 Station Nome .. Bethel . | =8= E88& 1 %S‘gfi'g&figc'“ 235863&;35"‘53’!3358 | REBB8ER| SEBEBES chnBSrnrcarc By ansn ceeokha'fioeoo"o‘e.- s A, seyere storm is ca.oni near Unalaska and the barometer k falling rapidly to the eastward with rain over Southwest Alaska. The | pressure is moderately high and falling over Eastern Alaska with increasing cloudiness except ‘in th> northeastern portion of the Ter- Temperatures have fallen decid- ] ‘ 4 Lfl'hsrr MODEBE: /¢ i+ CIRC ULATING HEA TERS i Walnut Enamel Finish frame smoothly ground, which en- | ables the stoves to HOLD HEAT A, LONGER. They are equipped with :.x beautiful cast iron grilled tops, and Thomas Hardware Co. Old Papers for- Sale at Empltc Ofi:cc o Never Before! Perhaps - Never Again Such c: CASH TALKS! " Boudoir Pillmvs; 49¢ Rayon Covered Canary, Green, Rose, Blue - | Pillow Cases, 3 for $1 ‘ Famous Pequol Size 45x36 Comforters 100% New Cotton Filling Snze 72x84—6-pound 1~ San-Nap-Pak, 99¢ ‘ Original Sanitary Dozen to Carton-—5 Cnrtans Tmlet Soap, 8¢ bar % Lux o p Esmond Robes $4. 59 : Reversible—2 Tone Several Colors. - Wda"and Ends PIECE GOODS 7 yds. for 44c Men’s Work' ‘Worth' Miich' More $2.85, $3.85, 32 Raincoats Va]u&c up ‘to $7 50 Alonmnckalfl“-lfl” HMShpperSpecml Many Grades—Extra Value | - 69¢ pair Sho(;.‘s’ Sweut Coat Sweaters . Something New—Very Different 69 Each Z SHOI:IS ‘FOR wV!RF ”EMQER!OF THE FAMILY | e cast BAZAAR m ., e T