The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 26, 1932, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY OCT 26, 193 BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG AND YOU SHALL. TS oW HAHAHRA S HA\’E REALLY-- WHATT'S ALL THE HEEWAWIN ~ ABOVUT 22 2. By BILLE DE BEOK BUSINESS IS BETTER ALONS | PACIFIO SLOPE {Comparative Stability "Es- tablished After Gain of Three Months SAN FRANCISCO; Cal,, Ott. 2. —Manufacturing and trade increas- SWEET GEOR \—E AND & SWEE E'EORG\ A Pacific slope in September the FAMILY ' FROM ‘KENNECOTT TAKES RESIDENCE HERE P. J. Hussey, wife and three childién, “ditived here on The Al- aska Monday from Kennecott to make their home in this section of the Territory. They have taken the R. B. Brown residence on | Third Street. {[2d moderately in activity on the! ——t———— GUILD MEETING San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank | officials announced today, the gain! { coming after three months of com-| parative stability. Luke's Guild with a sewing party The report said commodity prices {turned downward and the banking| 5y ;“’: c;’c';m THUPSGER . SisecRiod, position is improved. Increased production in the lum- ber output is steady and orders are. exceeding production. - sEPT \6 ‘Einstein Will Sail ‘ For U. S. in December) BERLIN, Oct. 26—The Jewish| Tclegraphic /Agency reported md.ay, that Prof. Albert Einstein will sail | for Pasadena, ‘Calif,, in December | tc continue his work on the unified ficld theory. He will go to Mount ‘Wilson Observatory. Texas' Vote for President { i : : e i | in 1928, ¢ 3 Hcover: 367,036 Smith: 341,032 Mrs. Charles Fox will entertdin the members and friends of St. e AN INVESTMEN2: IN HEALTH From October 15 to November 15 you can get a complete examina- tion and 30 adjustments for $30.00. | For one month only. Telephone 581 {for an_appointment. DR. C. L. FENTON, Chiropractor. —adv. —————— 50e Pioneer Taxi, Pnone 443. adv. BALD? | CONSULT NU-LIFE METHOD Valentine Building Room 6 JOHV EHLER VROVE 4Study Past State-by-State Votg in Making Your Forecast (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the thirteenth of 16 articles showing how States voted in the 1928 Presidential election and pointing out developments since.) Sapu-o Withdraws From -Mooney Cn:e —_— . .o dh 3 Unrions Flourish in Spain | “sax rrancisto, oct. 26—pis- s, | agreement ' between . Tom Mooney, MADRID, Oct. 26.—The General | convicted San Francisco Piépared- | Workers' Unlnn. labor orgammnon\ ness Day bomber, and one of hislead- lck the Sccialist party, has had a ing defenders, Aaron Sapiro, New | senzational growth under the Re-)York attorney, was revealed here public. In 1930 it embraced 1,-!as Sapiro announced his withdraw- / 794 locals and 277,011 members. /el as counsel in the sixteen-year- !Now it reports 5017 unions and!old case, ,Snpiro said Mooney had | 1,041,430 members. 4r°fused to accept his legal advice. lt AR a—im BASKETBALL EQUIPMENT READY FOR YOU Vote for Presilent | Kertucky's Vote for President in 1928. | in 1928. Heover: 68,986 Hoover: 558,064 Smith: 35,359 Smith: 381,070 Dclawarc’s | \ | il | | . Texas stepped out of the ranks| | of the Democratic “solid South” in 1928 for the first time since the Civil War, to vcte for a Re- publican candidate for President. The campaign of that year was | * foughy with unusual viger in Tex- as. Alfred B. Smith’s prohibition views were attacked by large groups | |within the Democratic party, and | jprominent parly leadsrs in the,; 'state openly opposed him in the | & jcampmgn. { 0%0]: ucky in ‘the last half cen- 2 ed 11 times for Demo- in | cratic candidates for the Presi-| has its vo.e |dency and three times for Repub- ic Presidential can- | Its Republican voles were in 1912, whesh 2d in 1896, 1924 and 1928. candidacy on cntial elections in the state split the Re-| | voting for i . '% HAAS I | ( Famous Candies The Cash Bazadr Open Evenings ———————————————— @ < = ‘ I L. C. SMITH apd CORONA 'I TYPEWRITERS [gmB Bmfi:fid _ customers” l impert am tewide Hoover's victory in Senate race in 1930, 1 O. Hastings (R) de- | d Thomas F. Bayard (D) with | 3 to 39,881, de agency exists rcA s on registral nsl st HOOVER - 558 SmITH — 38 The year which saw Texas giv-' ing its Presidential vote to Her-| ~ bert Hoover witnessed the elec- | in 1912 and 1928. James O& Cox | ;of FOWTT HLUOCE DN, € e on the state in 1920 DY 4017|4509 giates Senate by a vote of > ) moe than for v | of 104345| Prohibitih was an -ousstanding | - Wl e i ent *|issue in the 1928 campaign. In the ™ i e gl 1 current campaign more emphasis! In the state elections of 1930, | has been placed on economic is ‘Ma‘n: Sheppard (D) was re-el | sues. Farm relief programs of the \C‘ to the Senate with 266,550 votes |~ two parties have been of especial | st 39,047 for his Republican Y to many volers. | cpponent. In the fimr, stress econ- ms o state elections of 1930,| “ame year ROsS omy in govem- ‘Marvel M. Logan (D) defeated|D. Sterling (D.) ment. {john M. Robsion (R) by a vote|received 252738 The proh)bxmn* | lof 336748 to 309,180. In the same; voies for Gover- issue, expected byt | lyear the state elected nine Demo- |nor against 62,224 leade: i 5 i |crats and two Republicans to con- | for the Republi-{ - /]| gressional seats. : Ruby Laffoon (D) defeated W. || B. Harrison (R) in the Guberna- torial elections the following year. The vote was 436513 to 365982, John ©Oehler, known last year as_“the best substitute linesman In the Big Ten" when he understudied Ookie Miller, captains this years Purdue eleven from his job at center. (Associated Press Photo) = HUNTING PARTY’ == BONFIRE SIGHTED 'BY TALLAPOOSA cith pac nt campaign adhers close- national party pronounce- Both par- i ciate - DELAWARE REGULATION LEAGUE BALL—$18.00 Other Balls from $3.50 up - ' where we anchored is about tMree boum in a gasboat from Tee Har- B 'Ihe weather was stormy all the time we were away from town. We hunted a short time Sunday. We got, 20 ducks. The reason we hag food left when we were found was *bocause during the time we on our boat the waber was £C roug-h none of us had any ap- nmmminlmpmmnm'nmcmmumm BASKETBALL PANTS ... ... $1.65 lacgely in the cur-| KNEE GUARDS—SUPPORTERS—SHIRTS rent campaign, been subor- been a live issue in the current za mpaign, al- CARA NOME P O HANDBALLS—FOOTBALLS oiomic programs of the two par- in the early pari of the cam- wars's electeral vote this year remains at 3, the same as | portionment from 13 to 11. Economy and highways formed the issues of the. campaign. Kentucky's electoral vote has been reduced this year by reap- The state’s nine congressmen are to be Jlected at large, and national is- bafore rea ppo'u oniment. /sues dominate their campaigns. | though adoption iol‘ a medifical {plank by the Re- puhncan pa rty 5 has tended to rTemove some of | the '-mphaaxs laid upon the issue in 1928. Party agricultural relief | Programs also are wide‘.y discussed. | Mode Boui‘tt City, Nev., & model heuse wurie Hoover ‘Dam. work on ing uompld-lm BOULDER CITY, Nev., Oct. 26— | A model construction town, created by the Government to hotse the puilders of Hoover Dam, today is a flourishing modern community cf 4,500. 1t cost $2,000,000 to build, but it has more than paid for itself, al- ready, viewed in general terms. The city has made working conditions. such in the wildest section of the arid West that in the first year of its existence, construction work expected to take two years has begn achieved in one. Desert canyon heat as hidh as 128 degfees in the shade last year resulted in 16 deaths, but wiih the community development and ccientific and engineéring advance- ment applied to working conditions no such prostrations occurred this s summer. & oo % Vaterans of other englneerlnz projects say that this model city ushers in a new era of engineering development. , " Plenity of good, cool, difnking water last summer has been_found one of the most successful means l Workers Czty S peeds Hoovef Dam | town of 4,500 mm; $2,000,000 has The excellent 1iving conditionis in S {hie Project. Below is the Boulder City main street while at. upper right is the Boulder City store whefe workmen cash checks and make purchases. At left is fme of the diversion tunnels near- |and St. James Bay. Slx Who Went to St. James‘twg:e 4 Bay Found Strand ed on Beach (Centinuwea frum Page One) { Harbor,” explained Mr. Brown, {when salt water emtered the ex- haust pipe end reached the en- ! fgine and put it out of commis- cion. We put out our anchor, but it would mot hold. For hours \w drifted, finally as far back as malf way between Boat Harbor For a great ! part of the time our helpless craft was comporatively cloze to sheer the boat jend we had to {from rocks with the pike pole. {The weather was stormy. When jour anchor held, we stayed on the rlot shipments of potatoes out L of ‘Nebraska this fall are only about {one-third as large as a year ago. (3 “Tomorrow’s Styles Today” WASH DRESSES Offered in the’ smart organdie trim TENNIS BALLS 1932 RULE BOOKS for Men and Wonien Basketball Teams Juneau-Y oung Hardware Co. (OO TR T T T T T LR UL T =n mmmmmmlmmmmmmmm|mlmlmmlflil'fl COUPON IS WORTH 25¢ AT Butler Mauro Drug Co. mamss W%Om Phone 134 Free Delivery I | | | up out of wild section to ‘city are credited with speeding of contending with the high tem- peratures. The average individual consumption, not including water taken with meals, is two gallons a day, giving the inhabitants a water-drinking record hard to beat. Single workmen are housed in dormitories, each with a private room, cost of room, board and transportation to the canyon, szven miles away, being $1.65 a day. ‘Pamily cottages cost $30 a month. | In d&ddition to ‘the commissary store operated by the contractors,| the Six Companies, this being th2 largest department store in Nevada, there are independént mefchants of all classes. Boulder City has a first class theatre, and work hds béen started | on an airport. It is 22 miles from Las Vegas, Nev, second largest town in the State, while Boulder City ranks as the third. ‘The actual ,dam project is enter- ing its yeltat period of construc- tion now. With the .start of cobler weather the program called for beginning work on several new major proj-* adv. ,ecu among them being the com- pletion of lining the 50-foot dlvsr- sion tunnels. Other parts of the ' work to be. préssed are installation of the cof- ‘fet dam to divert the flow of the Colorado River, completion of ‘the open cut excavation at the lower portals_of the diversion tunml.l, nnd'-. | excavating cgpyon 'al]n lqr mu |'towers. By late October or }{avlmbq,lt'h expected the two diversion tunnels on the Arizona side will be com- pleted. These are counted on fo handle the entire winter flow of ‘the river. The remaining two tun-i ‘nels, those on the Nevada side, 'are expected to be finished«in time to take care of the spring-time floodwaters. | | ———ateo—— CARD OF THANKS For the kindness and sympathy, extended to us during the illness and death of our Aitfle. son, we ! wish to express our heartfelt | MR. AND MRS. TED DOOGAN AND FAMILY, : o'clock our fire was observed by | us, she pointed us out to the Acz, {small boats ashore to ask Inecded any food. We were alright, | jand still had some of our sumfl’yk boat from 2 o'dlock Monday morn- ng until Tuesday morning. Then we went ashore, and built a large fire. Tuesday evening, about 7:30 Soiiathiiig ‘ditiity arid attractive All sizes to 52 ) PRICE $2.25 Juneauw’s Own Store | the Tallapoosa. Cutter Plays Spnfllxhz “By playing her supotlight upon which had abcard Capt. 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