The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 10, 1932, Page 2

apparel. Children’s WearingApparel “ALL THE NEW GOODS FOR WINTER WEA#R A wonderful collection of the mewest in girls’ coats, frocks and other Styles to suit all tastes, and at prices to suit all purses. CHILDREN’S COATS—$3.50 to $12.50 BOYS’ JERSEY KNIT SUITS—Sizes 2 to 6— GIRLS’ SWEATERS—Pullover and coat style. All the new; colors—8$1.95 to, $3,75 ... ;. GIRLS" PLEATED PLAID SKIRTS Sizes 8 to NEW WOOLEN GLOVES AND MITTENS— 35 cents. to 75 cents: | NEW WOOLEN HOSE AND SPORTEES— CHILDREN’S RAYON AND WOOL UNDER- CHILDREN’S NIGHTGOWNS AND PAJAMAS— GIRLS® DRESSES—$1.00 up $1.75 16—Special $1.50: 50 cents pair WEAR—$1.00 suit | Priced from 75 cents up Store Closed Friday, Armistice Day J. B. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU T he Weather LOCAL DATA /My the U. 8. Weather Bureiu) Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 4 p.m., Nov. 10: Fair tonight and Friday; moderate easterly winds. 10 O B. M Behrends Co., lnc. _Junedu’s Leading Department Store | men) “ul ;sw ng of . Candidates in Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Veiocity Weather 4 pm. yest'y .. 30.40 3 88 w 3 Cldy * 4 am. today . 30.45 32 93 N 2 Clear | Noon today 303 36 41 SE [ Cldy CABLE AND BADIO REPORTS o YESTERDAY | TODAY — gL el s Highest 4p.m. Lowest 4am. 4a.m. Precip, 4am. Station temip. temp. ump ump veloclty 24hrs. Weather i§ Barrow ... 20 20 0 Clear * Nome . U 4 s 4 0 Clear ¢ Bethdl . 12 12 3 (] 14 0 ' Cleat |¥ Fort Yukon 14 -1 416 -14 4 0 Cldy " Tanana . 6 -6 <2 -18 4 0 Clear Fairbanks Ry T 0 Clear Eagle -0 -12 3 -2 20 0 Clear St. Paul 30 30 % 84 0 Cldy ¢ Dutch Harbor 46 46 2 14 0 . Pt.Cldy ¢ Kodiak .40 38 4 38 0 0 Cldy | Cordova . . 34 3 14 14 4 0 Glear Juneau . ki n 2 32 2 Trace Clear | Ketchikan ... 52 48 0 3 4 38 ‘Gldy Prince Rupeft ... 44 42 B ;B 4 16 Clear { Edmonton . B B | 3 o 4 06 Gldy % Seattle . 2l 6 3 88 [ 0 Clear | Portland -8 W B B 6 0 Cldy || San Franmcisco ... 74 61 54 54 [ 0 Pt.Cdy from Kodiak | zero throughout the Interior. westward. The pressure is low over most of the northeastern Pacifi¢ Ocean and moderately low in the eastern Aleutian Islands with showets in . those regions. The pressure is high over the remainder of Alaska and southward .to California accompanied by generally fair weather. .\ Temperatures have risen in the Eastern Interior but remain below | Temperatures have also risen slightly | x[‘ klvER BOATS MUST PASS - KNIEE AND FOR THE FIRST EJME \N oAvs SULLY_AND TH | DUKE RELEASE | ™Em HOLDS On EACH OTHER.. “ | SHORT SESSION IS CONTROLLED BYREPUBLICANS WABHINO’I’ON,} traordinary ‘Mepublican ‘rally in New Jersey snatched one prize for control of the Senate during the immediate short session of Con- gress from the Democrats. The Cotitrol of the Senate.during, |Election ‘in New Jersey and Colorado Determ- c& Resul Jthé Lame Duck session hinged on two elections for unexpired terms, FARLEY SAYS ROOSEVELT:IS No One Has" Mo}tgage & President - Elect— - Has Free fladd & (-~ wa RK, Nov. 40.~Deglaring that “nb’man, nd’ set’of ‘en, has a inorfgng\e on Franklin D. Roosé- velt,” James A. Pnrlty, Chairman :fm‘é’:’é%fi‘ eXclpt - " “ebtiseieritious " stite in ’in fult uty 'by ‘the peobte Who b M 1h him. | Blevtoral Gollege ‘,"K’hq lhndm of Franklin D. ‘Robdevelt, Democrat, and Herbert Hoover, Republican, in the Elec-| toral College, according to the 1ldtest réturtis follows: IS OWN BOSS ¥ . : T, UNOFFICIAL RETURNS—FIRST DIVISION QUEER SLANT - TOVOTING IN STATEOFN. Y. NEW YORK, Nov. 10. = QGov.| Franklin D. Roosevelt won only| elevén of the State’s 62 counties| but at that defeated Hoover by more than half a million votes. Gov.: Roosevelt carried only six, up-State counties. | The huge vote which gave him the Stdte came from the five coun-| ties cwhfinslng New York City. f Tm tate totals arevfor Roose- velt, 1,333; for Hoover, 1,926,600. Desplfi! the Huge Roosevelt vote, Herbert H. Lehman led the Demo- cratic. State ticket, beating Will-| mm J. Donovan for Governor by| | moté thah 800,000 votes. | ——e————= | Tentlessee collected a total of| more thah $33,000 iR one month | from {ts toll bridges this fall. | Alabamd 1 Atikoha 3 Arkansa$ 9 California 22 Eolbrado 6 Fiotida 7 Georgia 12 Idaho 4 Niinols 2 Indiana 14 | Iowa .. . 2 | Kansas ... 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R. SHEPARD & SON Telephone 409 B. M. Behtends Bank Bldg. CONGOLEUM GOLD SEAL RUGS and CRESCENT FELT BASE RUGS Juneau Paint Store ——— \A Dp NELSON Based at Juneau EVERY DAY—3 TO 11 P. M. Children Under 17 Must Leave at 9 P. M. A. B. HALL SEAPLANE ‘NORTHBIRD’ . FOR CHARTER to Anywhere Southeast Alaska PHONE 194 ROLLER SKATING l J. V. HICKEY, Owner GUS GUSTAFSON, Manager THE CHAS. w’mmkuonmnr_- ( “The Last Setvice Is the M INSURAN CE