The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 18, 1932, Page 2

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LEADING MODES in SMART WINTER COATS Originality in design combi desirable. You’ll find our for such fine coats. lul-« and fabric Hl.ll\(, these new coats exceptionally ned with richness of prices amazingly low $19.75 U New Winter Millinery . expert making. PRICED TO PLEASE DRESS COATS PRICED FROM SPORT COATS PRICED FROM $8.75 UP Good quality of materials, newest styles and B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. Juneau’s Leading Department Store P STOCK OF PINK SALMON IS GUT BY TWO-THIRDS oy 1,024,163 Hand Octaber' fa?gy?l P-IF manclal Mt@r Two -thirds ar t.ho car- ry over from 1931 and the 1932 [ Ba Alaska! pack of pink salmon had been sol1 by October 1, last, ageord- ing to L. E Hill, financial ’ editor a special ‘article by him that ap- peared in' & regent issue of zm newspaper. | Mr. Hill \quotes the brokerage ) (firm of Kellp-Clarke Compnay as his ‘authority | for the statement. Causes \Price Advance His article follows in full: “More .than ‘two-thirds of the carry-over and 1932 pack of canned pink salmon had been sold by ‘G. A. R. VETS AT LINCOLN STATUE Less than 2,000 of the remaining members of the Grand Army of Rapuhl‘k. gathcred for their sixty-sixth encampment in Springfield, ., home o their commander-in-chief, Abraham Lincoln. Veterans and rs are Showr gathered around the Lincoln memorial statue in "rl nrmnfiexd. _(Associated Press Photo* i7]§’ew rYork Eats Much . Spaghetti {Counterfeit Coins ' Arouse Merchants in U. S. Metropolis ( SRR { By WILLIAM GAINES NEW YORK, Oct. 18—No sta- |tistics are in reach on how many ;pounds of any particular food New {York consumes in a year. But Td |bet my hbottom dollar on this: | measured by yards, spaghetti would out-distance all the other foods |put together. 1f all the strands of a year's sup-: | ply of spaghetti could be Jaid end lto end, the distance total would sound somgthing like the mileage to the sun, It is the principal subsiance of { many a poor New York family. Yet !Lt is held in high esteem by epi- taurants have a wide fame for | their expert preparation of the dish. 4 tains the hoast of being a:great spaghetti eater.. Ome ruu,uum south of Washington Square puts x gl * kX Her Latest Attempt to Take Her Life Focussed Public ~ Love and Limelight Lure Lina Basquette * % ¥ Bx;unette Screen and Stage Star Whose Greatest Dramas Have Been Real. Attention On This Litflfi TEBDY m HAYES. ote addressed to “Jack.” “It's all i e e iack” mentoncd io the L..‘LZ‘."’L&' Denp erstwhile charmer of stage and screen, made her Dempsey, former hpa Juy. who had been reported ‘u-::d ; Miss Basquetty fol Basquette and | do not lov the. report that th 's former The nwrdn of th: 'I'hndar- T. Hayes, the former of th 1931. Oddly enough, Lin at the Forrest. Lina x-champ ette &ely.u Ter"%;j ke h mum was at that time n(bua:: LA thln '%Hfl' . " cures, and several of the city's res~ : Here a man; is honoved if he: sus<, packers prior to \October 1, accord- | |ing to reports miade to the Kelly- | Olarke Company,\ Walter P. Shiel, manager of the firm's canned sal- mon department, . said Yesterday. The unsold pert of the 1931 M ‘was 1,083,000 cases on July 1, last and this yeat's \pack was 2,089,862 cases, & total of 3,172,862 cases. By | September 30 this: stock had shrunk tp 1,024,162 cases' of pink salmon, which has to last| the nation until the 1933 pack becdmes available. It is this condition that made packers advance prices frora 75 cents to 85 {cents a dozen on |the pinks. Pack -{and carryover July 1, 1931, amount- ed to 4213,364 cases, and a year later all had been!sold but 600,000 cases. The 1031 pack of pinks was 3,684,002 cases, an available supply of 4,284,002 cases, for the year ended last July, of which, as above, stated, all was. sold but 1,083,000 cases. A Order in Tay Lots “A. questionnaire - sent out by the Kelly-Clarke ' Company to salmon brokers and’ distributors all over the country ;to ascertain the status . of their stocks and rapidly this food was moving into consumption.. That was on Sep- tember 21. Tt is of interest to report that & number of dealers who ' replied . they had enough canned salmon on hand to last until January 1, have since then ardered additional car lots. The salmon trade is regarded as in strong technical position, to bor- row the jargon of the stock brok- ers, and there appears a better chance of a sell-out than the in- dustny has had in several years. There were only 900,886 cases of red salmon on hand October 1, early in the morning, and the sup- ply of ¢hum salmon had shrunk from 896,993 cases to only 312814 cases, according to Kelley-Clarke ‘Company’s information. happiest of my accomplishments, and . waiters in Italian restaurants who behold by skill (ahem!) in- variably express their appreciation in more assiduous. seryice, Counterfeit Seare Mumumome..m supposed to these days, small m mdusuy turn down 610 mhms offered by strangers purchases.. Some acoqgrding to Fhether . bbwwkm 0\- ouc- -hm& & fey well known ¢ lasting impres- of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, mz Famous as the heroine of scores of film dramas of the silent days, Misg Lillian Gish is shown as she waved the traditional salute to New York’s Jengthy stay abroad. It is rumored that Miss Gish will soon return te the stage in a coming Broadway production, LIBERAL PARTY MAKES ATTACK, Issue May ¥Carried Be- adian Election OTTAWA, Oct. 18—The Canad- ian Liberal Party has opened a drive against the tariff preference | agreements negotiated by Great Britain and Canada at the recent Imperial Conference and there is a strong possibility that the sub- ject will be takan to the people in a general election. Former Premier Mackenzie King, | Liberal's leader, attacked the agree- | ment in the House of Commons last night. METHODIST CHURCH For the free distribution cf cloth- ing among needy persons, the Ju- neau Woman's Club has establish- ed a depot in the basement of the | Methodist Church. be open between the hours of 10 a. m. and noon every Tuesday and Thursday. While a supply of clothing is now on hand, more is wanted, par- ticularly heavy socks, shoe pacs, work shirts and undergarments, and the club solicits contributions. — . - HEINTZLEMAN LEAVING ON Representing the Federal Power Commission, B. F. Heintzleman,As- sistant Regional Forester, will leave here this evening on the steamer Alaska enroute to Seward and An- chorage. He will be absent about | Mrs. TARIFE TREATY. fore People at Can- || CLOTHES DEPOT AT || The depot. will | ALASKA FOR WESTERN TRIP | SNUFFED out IN LOVE CAS |Wife Kills Herself, Chil- dren, So' Husband Can Love Anather NEW YORK, Oct. 18.— Rather | than stand in the way of her hus- band’s love for another woman, Guy Phillips took the lives of hgr two children and her own by gas in the family home. Phillips was also overcome, affer telephoning the police, but is re- covering in a hospital. The night previous, Mrs. Joseph Seltger, the third party, was a dinner guest at the Phillips's home at which Phillips said plans were discussed for divorce in both fam- ilies so. Mrs. Seltzer and Phillips skyline upon her return from 8|, 14 marry Seltger refused to at- tend the dinner party. Phillips took Mrs. Seltzer home then returned to find his wife and children had retired to bed. He retired himself and then was awnk- | ened by gas. Extra Special This Week Only Fredrics ‘Vita Tonic | PERMANENT WAVE ; $6.00 | SHAMPOO AND FINGER WAVE $1.00 Juneau | Beauty Shoppe Telephone 384 WE HAVE IT | at the Right Price Harris Hardware Co. Lower Front Street J. 8. DEPARTMENT rQP AQRIW, WEATHER BUREAU The W eather LOCAL DATA /By the U. 8. Weather Bureau) t for Juneau and vicinity. beginning at 4 p.m., Oct. 18: Rain tonight and Wednesday; moderate southeasterly winds. Barometer Temp. Hum!dity Wind Veiocity Weather 4 pm yest'y 30.06 43 920 E 12 Cldy 4 am. today 29.91 45 89 s 10 Cldy Noon today .20.93 45 88 E 8 Rain CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS YESTERDAY | TODAY Highest 4pm. | Lowest4am. 4am. Precip, 4g.m. . temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24hrs. Weathar 24 | 4 22 22 12 Trace Cldy 30 20 20 8 04 PtCldy 28 16 18 18 o Clear 22 14 14 8 0 Cldy @« 4 4 [ Cldy 22 20 26 4 Trace Cldy 32 28 32 10 ‘e Cidy .4 40 34 34 18 .04 Cldy Dutch Harbor ... 44 42 38 40 18 Trace Cldy Kodiak 46 42 44 0 14 Rain Cordova .. 38 38 42 18 46 Rain Juneau 43 41 45 10 05 Cidgy Sitka ... — 42 — Calm .20 Pt Cldy Ketchikan 46 44 44 10 04 Rain Prince Rupert . 50 48 46 24 .08 Rain Edmonton . 30 24 24 6 0 Pt. Cldy Seattle .. 54 42 44 6 0 Cldy Portland 56 48 48 4 0 Cldy San Francisco 62 58 | 58 12 0 Clear The barometric pressure is moderately 1ow throughout Alaska except the Southeast and extreme North. It is unusually Jow south of the Alaska Peninsula with light to moderate rains in Southern Alaska, fresh southerly winds over much of the northeastern Pa- cific and northerly gales south of Unalaska. The pressure is about normal in Southeast and extreme Northern Alaska. Cloudy weather is general in the middle and no:thern portions of the Territory. Temperatures have risen in extreme Eastern Alaska. The pressurs is moderately high and rising in Western Canada and to the south- ward, B —_— America’s finest mattress—the Beautyrest by Simmons— It has 837 barrel- Pre- | presents for 1932 still greater value. shaped coils, each entased in a separate cloth pocket. built side walls, and ventilators on all sides. Now on display. Thomas Hardware Co. three weeks: Agnew Manufacturing furricrs, “WANT FURS WHEN to buyer and shipper— returns. Fur fashions indicat FURSALES 65 Marion St. Viaduct—Seattle, \Voshmgfien Cable Addrezs: “FURSALES" Modern Methods of Merchandising equally vital reasons. Owing to ‘this ‘state of the raw fur market and the necegdity of meeting the “hand-to-mouth’ buying which prevails and for the further purpose of rendering efficient service We will sell at private and weekly floor sales! The benefits of this “SUPERIOR SYSTEM OF SELLING” are rapidly being recognized most of whom consider it rhc proper method of mar- keting furs. The advantages to TRADERS and FUR SHIPPERS are certain to be evident in prices and prom| te ray futs reaching us wfii find that ready sale and buymg sompetition will be most i) active, thus guaxan;:e;na Prompt action and bfit prices ; to the shipper. FURTHER INFORMATION, DETAILS, {{ MARKET REPORTS, ETC., FURNISHED ON REQUEST. AGNEW FUR SALES PR | R i i 5 B 15 Marion St. Viaduct + SEATTLE « Phone SEnaca 4890 refailers and dealers THEY WANT THEM" either on account of financial inability to carry large stocks or for many other y. syiccessful mmhaw.. By: §. 8. Agnew Yauf ; Alaska Laundry TELEPHONE 15 BAILEY’S SPECIAL Every Night from 8 P. M. CHICKEN NOODLES and CHOP SUEY BAILEY’S CAFE 1S WON IN THE FINAL QUARTER| The last quarter of 1932 M-kethcmolklvm.kmx WW‘MPM“ ymhr b;:kdl eced: 0| £ ymviufiudfiubmkthg;.@; personzlm:emin P (13

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