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- rs PLANE CRUSHED BY COLLAPSE OF | JUNEAU HANGAR North Bird Will Be Out of Commission Some Time Pending Repairs On the seaplane North Bird this hangar of the Alaska rways off Willoughby psed, and the aircraft nd damaged by the| cture. The plane crushed of the Her wings were smash- of her struts broken, e center of her body put out of ment and most of her glass red or cracked. Engine Not Injured engine escaped injury, so ructural repairs are made be as efficient as ever. A strong on-shore wind whipped | the surface of Gastineau Channel ‘o waves. The wind and waves ed and beat against the han- which the plane rested. An lly strong gust of wind and den succession of exception- | she will high waves sh before {be chosen: | 9 o'clock made the r, whose| Alabama, Arkansos, =rizona,Cali-| kness was unsu ed, givelfornia, Colorado, Crnnecticut, Flor-| Hangar Is Braced Workmen were assembled immed- be elected in the following States, except Georgia where two are to! Indiana, Kansas Kentucky, Louls iana, Maryland Missouri, Nevad normally close decision will mater- ially delay the unofficial announce- ment of the outcome. The voters will also decide which of the major parties will dominate the Seventy-third Congress, control of 34 States, the next national step to be taken on the Prohibition question. Record Registration The country-wide registration of voters exceeded by 4,500,000 the 1928 figure which, in itself, was a new high. If the nation follows precedent, 15 per cent of the quali- fied voters will not exercise the privilege of the ballot, and the vote Adverse weather conditions may affect the rural vote some. East| of the Mississippi Valley rain was general and may keep some farm-| ers at home. In the West fair weather was expected to prevail.| In the seven far Western States,| the total registration was 5,000,000. If the classifications of the Wets and Drys are correct, there are 641 major party candidates for Con- gress who favor repeal or resub-| mission of the Eighteenth Amend-| ment, 94 for continuance of Pro- hibition as is, and 136 whose views' are not known. States Electing Senators One United States Senator will | Utah, Vermont, Washington, West will aggregate about 40,000,000. | Carolina, Utah, Vermont, Wflsh-{ |ington and Wisconsin. | Returns will not be available from | Kentucky until tomorrow, as the Kentucky law requires a day to ! elapse. | | Governors will be elected in the | following States: Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Con- necticut, Delaware, Florida, Geor- | gia, Idaho, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, | Kansas, Massachusetts, Michigan, | Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Ne- | braska, New Hampshire, New Mex- ico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Wisconsin and Wpyoming. Maine elected Lewis J. Brann,’ Democrat, Governor in its local election last September. ——e——— J. M. SALOCUM, DAUGHTER LEAVE FOR SEATTLE 10DAY Accompanied by his daughter, Eleanor, whom he is taking to the States for medical treatment, J. M. Saloum left on the steamer Alaska for the South today. He may not return to Juneau until March. During his absence the store on Seward Street will be managed by Mrs. Saloum. TP e MARSHAL LYNN SMITH IS HERE ENROUTE TO SOUTH ida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, y The hangar was braced th heavy timbers to prevent it! from further collapse and further damage to the aircraft. Bird, declared repaired as quickly as possible. survey of the damage has not rmined whether needed substi- parts will have to be brought from Seattle. FORTY MILLION VOTERS ARE TO MARCH T0 POLLS Floudiide of Ballots Swamp‘ Polls as Nation Votes for President (Centinwea from Page One) manufacture and sale of beer and proposed constitutional amend- ments. . | Although the present Congress was elected two years ago, many members have changed their views in the interim and many more will search the election returns for an indication of sentiment upon which their future stands will be based. Floodtide of Ballots A floodtide of balloting threat-| ened to override the record total of four years ago, inundating the! nation’s polling places. stpstches]‘ of thousands of Associated Pressre-, porters showed voters turning out| in tremendous throngs, weather con- | ditions, unfavorable over wide areas, having little effect. Early and inconclusive returns showed Democratic gains in Kan- sas City, Kans, where 27 precincts gave Hoover 169 and Roosevelt 263. In New England the voting is heavy. In Oklahoma City, polling places were swamped, and election offic- ials closed the doors temporarily in order to handle the crowds of eager voters. Martial Law in New Mexico From Santa Fe, New Mexico, Gov. Seligman issued a proclam- ation placing four counties—San Migel, Valencia, Guadalupe and Sandoval—under martial law. In the order the Governor said thers| is a condition existing in those counties which is affecting the welfare of the State. There is im-| minent danger of insurrection, tu mult, riot and breach of peace con- | stituting threat of serious harm to' the citizens, he added. May Know Early Sunrise, saw the issues of the campaign submitted to the voters —47,000,000 strong. Nine o'clock, Pacific Standard Time, may dis- closs the winner. Only an ab- Eskimo Baskets Send to your friends in the Statesi 2 real Eskimo made basket for Christmas. They are very handy for sewing service or as catch-alls, as well, being highly ornamental. We have a contract with an Arctic | trader requiring us to take a cer-| tain quantity every spring. This/ year we did not sell the usual number and this surplus we are going to put on sale at very at- | tractive prices $2.00 and up. The| freight rates on these baskets are| high, usually as much as the bas-| ket, but we are going to forget| part of that in pricing them. If| you want an unusual and attractive | Christmas present at the ]Dwes!l price in basket history—come early | and take your choice. Sale is now on. | The Nugget ‘ New Hampshire. New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, North Da- kota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, | Pennsylvania, South Dakota, South an early steamer. J. V. Hickey owner of the Nornh';‘ the plane will be! tocecmcncc oo EVERY ELK . Is expected to be present at the meeting of JUNEAU LODGE NO. 420 B. P. O. Elks Wednesday Evening Official Visit of R. B. MARTIN November Birthday Party INITIATION Enroute to Portlana, Ore., wth two insane patients for Morning- side Sanitarium, United States Marshal Lynn Smith, of the Fourth Division, visited local friends while the steamer Alaska was in port today. He will return north on District Deputy FLEISHER’S KNI’ITING WORSTED All Shades MEN’S SILK ROBES MEN’S AND Latest Styles AND Leader George Brothers New Arrivals Every Boat Brings Us the Latest in Goods GLORIA and SILK UMBRELLAS FILSON’S CRUISER COATS ZIPPERS FOR THE SHEEPSKIN COATS FOR MEN BOYS’ COLLEGE CORDS We Sell Quality Merchandise—Every Purchase Guaranteed Dept. Store WHOLE FAMILY BOYS’ CAPS and Shades BOYS Store Open Evenings - Good News For Juneau Women ! CASH RAISING SALE | WITH REAL REDUCTIONS! Offering a most unusual opportunity for you to replenish your wardrobe in preparation for the holiday and winter social season, at great savings! Shop Through the Store and See These Amazing Offerings! FOR 2 DAYS - WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY DRESSES Smart models in the mode of the moment. New waistlines and sheer wool. New lines. At Sale Prices GROUP 1-Values up to $12.75. Sizes 14 to 40. $3.95 GROUP 2-Values $6.75 o $9.50. Sizes 16 to 20. $4.95 GROUP 3-Values $11.75 to $16.75. $8.95 GROUP 4-Values $16.75 to $19.50 $12.75 TUB DRESSES In lovely prints, with contrasting trim. Value § Special $1.00 SMOCKS In prints and plain colors. Yalue $1.95. For This Sale $1.00 B e e e e e I R N 1.50, B I a COATS e & = I < — - ~Wpasaizits [} EVERY COAT IN THE HOUSE REDUCED FOR THIS Ath’e'gt{:n]Y;;w MONEY RAISING SALE EVENING e Materials of the best woolens, woven closely and warmly, furs that are selected by experts for their beauty and styles that are absolutely fashioned right. Black, green, brown and wine red. Values $35.00 and $39.50. Sale Price $27.50 TWEED COATS and a few fur collared coats—Values $19.50 to $22.50—SALE PRICE, $14.75 HATS In velvet, crepe, felt and combina- tions. Gouped in 4 lots for this sale— DRESSES 1!\- NS RAYON PANTIES, BLOOMERS and VESTS in all shades SPECIAL 60c febefedbepedefeededecs bbbttt =) - T GROUR ' .. . $1.00 SILK SLIPS—Bias style, GROUP 2 ....... e 2.95 lace trimmed, values GROUP 3 .. . $150 GROUP 4 .. SPECIAL $1.00 Values $4.50 to $8.50 BERETS and SOFTEES In Chenile Contrasting Trim _Special $1.00 WHITE AND EGGSHELL BERETS Special 35¢ BLOOMERS AND PANTIES SPECIAL 35¢