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

o B A P—— i PTAMEEING [ " Tk, Woaghor B e 'n ven (EDITOR'S NOTE: With the Presidential eclection almost at | /By the U. 8. Weathier Bureaw) hand, both parties ate making a final whirlwind campaign for votes. | t for Ji and yicinit : In the feflowing [ ST 5L of o serles, Gié of The Teaders in , FUR nNE WEEK Forecast for Juneau i Y. beginning at 4 pm., Oct. 24: THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE; MONDAY, OCT. 24, 1932. Rain tonight and Tuesday; moderate souther]: inds. each party’s drive is #ibed. briefly.) R N T Time Barometer Temp. Hum'dity Widd Veiocity Westher The Asiaclated Press) 4 pm. yest'y ...29.88 4 81 E 15 Rain Deep conviction 1 < it i _ |Initi eeting of Organi-| 4 am. today ... 2065 46 8 SE 18 Rain hat the oldg As the 1082 Presidential cam- | Initial Meeting g el 0 A o 7 e e . Real Values at Real Prices! : s ave i dhe Sl cufly B | 50 s down e home| gation Is Deferred Une BB, AL ; 5 f : i - til November | T e This is the right time to buy. v - , i 1 4 a: s Owing to other previously Plain- Highest 4p.m. | Lowest4a.m. 4afn. Precip. 4a.m. - N QT P N nl~] 1ine. » 1 X hed 1 activities in the city Station temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24hrs; Wetthsr e il T"L:L IUW il i ] i o soc“{a night, the initial meet-| Nome ........... 28 28 24, 28 6 o Snow B T S e e aceescaand By | ont essor of Teathdt Asto- | Bethel . .3 38 f U RS (R Cldy All-Wool Plaid Double Blank- A 3 ; A as been postponed until| Fort Yukon .10 10 ] 0 4 Clear ets, bound with sateen. Made 3 X : . : L | er 1, it Was announced t0- | Tanafia ... .M 14 8 12 4 Cldy in the best and latest color ] 2 he SM cay oy J. W. Lievers, President. It | Fairbanks ... 36 36 | 22 4 Cldy combinations. SI ’VGLE citpa; i 4 : ! 1% @esired, he said, to have the first | Eagle . A T | 14 Clear 1 ! on- 1 A ¢ ! mécting of the year free from any [ St. Paul . 42 42 36 ! Cldy 10 50 4 } é Becay | eomflicting affairs and for this| Dutch Harbor ... 48 44 36 Clear ot BL A NKETS gl f his Presiden- S son it was deferred for one| Kodiak .. . 48 46 38 Cldy H g “d a1 administra- D. Roosevelt e vesk. iz { Cordova ... :2 46 :g gfly g Woiine K g & gas o7 ion adrin Smith finally de Program _Committ rs. | Juneau | 1 n 66x72 — 1007 Pure Virgin | 12X84 — ot it 1007 Foiperiofs per - cidcd to lend nisl ! Snow Jenmne, has arranged | SitkA .......... 50 = . | 45 k Rain All-Wool Double Blanket. All| Pure Virgin Wool, a i : S | interesling program for the ?imhm;npén & $ ) Bain 4 g & ai ffec com- . conzide; e p § - M meeting, r. Lievers sald, | Prince R 4 n colors in plaid effect com-| phlapket that will last a rie otrénce;alfe‘g by taing and avifics Taiee - (6 ohs | Eamortarr . 0 36 26 Clear bined with white. lifetime. Colors—Greert, e 3 vote-pullers, ' lcump in : i W Acociation's work and fhe schools | Seattle ........ 34 52 | 42 g Clear q . . Since 1928 when 3 v Portland ... 56 54 . 44 : Rain $7. )5 tan, white with colored R oyalt SN s : San Francisco .. 66 64 | G0 6 lear stripes. 5 r he election " A concerted effort will be made - i 2 . ——s —— ! . '. J years ago. ; to boost the membership in the of- The barometric pressure is moderately low in Alaska except in $14.00 s — s lomination, hik h, a harsh-77 7 7 7 | ganization t&, f‘;i" r“:‘]l‘e ”fiyg extreme Southeast. It is lowest in northern Bering Sea and is high & it £ . / Dlai CALVIN COOLIDGE, NAMS constantly hard-hit- ALFRED E. SMITH | . “We ve én Southwestern Canada and Hawafi and south of the Aleu- 72x84 First Quality Heavy Part-Wool Plaid oo ¢ hds been before the public as : 3 in political debate,| s, are ihe biggest town afid ?;::eelglands. Light raln or snow has fallen in Bering Sea and Double Blanket. Blue, orchid, rose and Nile | 72x84 Satin bound All- mau“x:y ;;:z::”c}::‘r t:hmoxé}xéhat ]1( s a power of expression and a should have uii::‘m;gjs:o;mg rosiite to Hidvy ,B{nglff0m01‘he em&m pm:,]; :,, gmm?un 2t . o3 $ 3 ; g T or knov 5 -y % | Alaska to British Columbia. ear weather prev: n Northeastern combined with white. Wool Shadowarp Blanket. that commission. American governmens learned in a if has fallen considerably short| i oo’ “moninerature chahiges have beén unimportant, 11 0 _Mis writings kept him tmport. Dad fchool that made a marked of this standing” Mr. Lievers $2.95 . antly in the public eyé, -ahd /his W20 of him. L& said. ; 2 3 1ecent acceptance of the' Chair- 10 action on ‘a political plat- It is pla_nne:i w_puc on a mem- ey . |66x72 Sateen bound All- manship of the National Transpor. [0'M. Smith is a dynamic per- Birship drive within the near fu- The w por Wool two-tone blanket tation Committee placed him again **p!"" d tricks of fidi e o : 5 e h 5 5 L in a place of official 3 s the accepted tricks o £ S oyt 70x80 Fine Quality Cotton Double Blanket, e R mnn:":‘“m ings tenaciously to th> HARRY BRANDT IS TO : & ! AL 4 e common folk stitched ends. Colors—White amd grey, as- $7.95 startling. His voice, never orator- o New vork sidewalks rom SPEND WINTER SOUTH ical, is effféctive nonetheless in w; PAENIS] sorted c e, rders. - : which _he Tose. SRS Talared T 66x72 Sateen bound All- ": cm‘:d;cy it evinces. His en-| And when he full stride, Harry E. Brandt, well known Wool Novelt X < the present campaign nhis face grows red carn: throughout the North as the “Arc- $2 25 . )’ Blanket Wih a speech'in New York was nes, his voice g harshly tic Banjoist” and a former Juneau . Plain colors with banded & |cnthusiasticanly *welcomed by the wirs cmphasis and n os resident and orchestra leader, i§ a bord Reputticans. & glare with the light passenger on the Admiral Evans | borders, ’ B Sl agia Ao RN — - - enroute to Seattle, where he will ¥ i o were Spend the winter. He has been COMFORTERS $4.95 DEMOGRATS TO [ s s o Sbedob it 0 A ' 7 o eries the past few months, ‘sta- icket th biggest vote ever st poc U8 Dlsges ¥owe ever ot (iRl Y i § : i 66x 72 Part-Wool Plaid A RARE | for-any Democrat for office in the They’re well made in the kind of Blanket. First quality. 0PEN c“MPAlGN Territory, RN MAOLE atter . ik s Enroute from Sitka, they were . 2 % > patterns you like Colors — Blue, orchid, FRF Ti fogbound. in Peri] Strait for scv. Resulat meeling will commence| America’s finest mattress—the Beautyrest by Stmmons— 11 : . e 1 ina at 7 o'cleck tonight instcad of at » 72x84 — Fluffy new wool filling, floral|rose and Nile combined HEH THIS P.M, T s o bad to elminate M. Tiltithon, a Targe st |DPesénts for 1982 still greater valie. ‘It has §97 Harfel: the scheduled stops at Angoon Bt tendance is desired. i ! ';";‘Eki”‘;’r‘:’dr ‘};’c‘m‘;;”‘e:ndmx e i cag okl dl'f ;,:csnlmm’ shaped coils, each enchsed in a separate cloth pocket. Pre- $1.65 Dimond, Boyle and Walker o, this port in time for tonignts —av. Dictator. | hyilt side walls, and ventilators on all sides. Now on display. $4095 $6.()5 $7-95 70x80 While Cotton | Arrive fOl' Rally HEYC Bresine. On nn»a‘\:emge gainf; workers S| f R Crowds at Both Places 3 ¥ ey 1 e i e A SRk o0 heet Blz;nkels This Evemng They spoke to practically every n ‘;‘e v il g L S L L 0 $1.35 | esident of both Tenakee and Hoo- e e e | omas ar wa e 0 % 5 T . A _ SRRt ER NS A | (Continuca rrom Page Gue) - |mah despite the short notice of | \ @ Sateen covering, attractive assortment o 4 Lo | £ NEW FEATHER |enthusiastic receptions and receiv- 5 R — —————— |both meetings. They were given ¢ g ai 11 \here %0 hear a candidate for any fl.or.nl patierns and colors. New cotton filling, PILL OW S m’fm Axy Agi. magy adaransep of, sport. Size 72x80. oy I! Senator Dimond's speech tonight , - Commenting on the trip, Sena- |15 looked upon as one of his m_ltor Dimond said: “It was most g - $3.95 $ .90 ¥ |jor ettorts. Tn 1t ne win outline|SFatifying from all stanapoints. N ; Z Your sateen covering in all the popular colors. with white, 1.65 the general party platform and his|We met hundreds of voters and own personal policies. Other can- told them frankly of our aims ... 3.50 didatés ‘will speak briefly. and the program of the party. We - g P In his introduction, . Grij are confident of the result at the P & % \ PEQUOT SHEETS AND. PILLOW CASES| WHITE MUSLIN MAT. § vt nave’ somecmin io cay of(0s on November . - d Laundr 3 1l si i i TRESS COVERS charges mmde by Delegate Wickér-| .“We found nearly everyone al- el 1 . ; . : y in all sizes' at the lowest prices in years e [sham in other places and some |T¢Ady convinced that Alaska, 109, : - i rally. i emocrat ty 2 ’ . QUILTED MATTRESS | e e for the leadership that is required , 4 4 : BEDSPREADS in rayon and cotton. Al the PROTECTORS L om i g the e st |t bring 1t to ther.” 3 i ) |- Lo B T e their retirn hére early this morn- - " new ’colors ‘f"d designs—25% discount. $1.00' yard ing, tne mcevsa;m‘ dates i’m:: to Nurse Tells How To y Y . g i Tenakee ‘and Hoonsh. Stormy| Sleep Sound, Stop Gas i : S 8 ’ 2 . wedther and fog delayed them to Y ! BAILEY’S SPECIAL ; to candél tri ated me so could not r N L4 Ve : e 2 en 3 s Oa’ nc. 3 |and’ Baranot. o :1een. One spoonful Adlerxi]ko.x Every N!!ht from 8 P. M. L £yam ; Bias PR ; e e Ly At Haines dil rought out all the gas and v 1 i oo 2B B 3 ¥ 'Jufle‘au‘g Leadmg Depanment Store ' . méeting on mt :‘ f,‘f, :;1;,. sleep well and feel flsne.f" Blu‘fl:\er- Foaas CHR:}KEN NOODLES £ power plant being shut down dur- Mad}-o Drug Co, in Douglas by %tg A and s q g the morning visit. They visit- |GUY's Drug Store. —adv. ¢ Sl 3 éd there 'séveral hours and miet OB o Bl ; HATS CHOP SUEY e }m of the voters with satistac-| |ProsPects for a larger poultry EX-K iser Is waifing !héx;?sélves ask him to come back”| TALLAPOOSA HERE TONIGHT Wty pesulss, crop for market this fall and s > % s - Ke he_dispatch adds tha the aid . ) K crowd that filled ,Eiks' §fan1| ¥Inter are indicated. W AILEY’ AFE To Be Called by Germany | matte'it clear the ex-aisér consid-| The Urited States -Cbast. a5, SOk S ot o S R * ers the von Papen Government | cutter Tallapoosa, which was ex- iastic réception and they were it . S W 3 Binos, Migas s, i i & LONDON, Oct. 24—Former Kais-|as representative of the German | pected to return to Juneau last|g.qiveq that the D¥amooratic tick- : + er Willlelm is ready to return to| people. nght, word - defetring - her -arrival’ ., would ‘éarry the oity By & sub- ' Germany when called bv Chancel- S S, |anu saying SHe would be here to-[i. o) mafority. - x| H.S. Graves lor vbn' Papen, the London Daily, A new window wiper can be at- | night. The meséage was riceived e Herald states. cd pormanently to a sash be- } at the United = States Customs Delayed 10 Hoiurs ! An Amsterdam dispatch to the ing cperated by moving a handle. | House. A southerly wind held them at p : B it Herald quotes onc of the ex ‘ ot ols Skagway 10 , hours longer than| ' The Clothing Man s Kaiser's aids at Dcorn as saying Polish government has coh- | For home use a device hes been|was scheduled and forced them to | “The Kaiest wishes to remain in 1 for the completion of the |invetited to crigh ‘graihs to|re.arrange their dtinerary. Instead' 5 Holland until the German pcople Port of Gyndia in 1935, | form breaktast’ food that ‘is fresh.|of going to Tenakee and Hoonah' : ~ |from there, they wWent direct to % A GAME ~_ THOUSANDS HOMELESS IN HURRICANE'S WAKE St ariving ey morming and i 1S WON IN 8 . QUARTERI e st it ' ? Tt WHO INVENTED TWIN BEDS PRI, 0 be the be: 3 (L e S ¢ caiee yeart Sk e of" b 1o y Brakitig e of " neglected S s ; g i Boverdy, gut M- ervtions ate’ et and - services, S og- §.i " Priceless, . | . -5 i filflmbxm hori o Othor famous twins: E -your banking necds, the greatest HeRIRE dgencis for per. Heating Twins—INDI Bt this bank the proper sistent coughs gnd’ and other forms ’ to start fire. CARBON. A | Yoy BONAD ’ ‘of throat troubles. Creomulsion contains, coking furnace coal tg bflg : fhac ipersonal i in o 4L ’~ T . in addit other healing el 4 ! well your fire. . Money=back = nts W1 Mmeinfic,; 4 L 8 zuarantee. =7 i ‘and - welfare 104 - br uq:m ;'fl‘;llionnndin- i RN R 3 . SEHSB ol - - “ : $15.35 Delivered ) b : " o PHONE 412 al asth ‘.;rgychithfl f p 7 — = iratory diseases, | vl Pocific (oass oo/ ( : i S e wlongst taking