The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 15, 1932, Page 2

| o § R R e e | l_lIIIIIIIIIIIllllhlllIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIlIIIllHIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllIillllllllllllllllil'I|Ill'ilIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIIIIIIIIIg i LU R T T T T T T T 1 $79.50 to $129.50 llll_llllIIIIIIIIIIIIIII“IIHIIIIIIH"IIIIIIllllIllllllllIllIllllllIll"llIIlllllllIllllllll"llllllIllllll"lllllllll i LATE RETURNS Fur Coats B. M. OO0 OO THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUE \DAY NOV. I5 1932. NEW STYLES in new coating materials, ious and fashionable manner. pert tailoring we have never where. Plenty of black and Now is the time to buy your this sale. DRESS COATS both swagger and feminine lines furred in the most luxur- For quality and ex- seen their equal any- the new colors too. coat. Do not miss $35.00 Regular Now $29.75 Regular $25.00 Now $17.50 BEUE CHINCHILLA Storm Coats $8.75 Men’s Overcoats Navy Blue and Medium Tan All Wool Heavy Winter Coating Sizes 34 to 42 $22.50 Behrends Co., Inc. Juneau’s Leading Department Store tion, by Division, are as follows: For Delegate LUND - ROBINS STOCK MARKET HAS DULL DAY; TRADING -Pflfln {Llst Fails to Develop Rally- ing Tone After Mon-' day’s Sgtback NEW YORK, Nov. 15—8elling on the Stock Exchange dwindled today to a few triekles. The list failed to develop any important rallying power llur yes- terday's setback. There was a slight Upturn in | the ‘middle of the day bt plus and Minus signs were mixed at the finish and change$ were large- ly narrow. The turnover was 1,000,000 shares, The list eased off when early strength in Wheat disappeated but strengthened again in final deal- ings. © A few fssues finlsHed with gains of one point or more. On the whole, the market was dull and transactions reflected lit- tle except operations of fldor trad- 2Is. Coca Cola lost four points but recovered ofie point. Drugs lost two points and re- covered one. Case seesawed and finished up one point.’ Other issues up one point at the finish includzd American ‘Telephonie and Telegraph, American Can, Un- fon Pacific. United ~ Aircraft two points. gained about ODOSING PRICES TODAY YORK, Nov. 15—Closing quofation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is' 11%, American Can 56%, Anaconda 10%, Bethlehem Steel 18%, Fox Films 3%, General Motors 14%, International Har- vester 23%, Kennecott 12, Packard , Motors 3, United States Steel 37%, Caluraet and Hecla 3%, Chrysler 18%, Colorado Fuel and Iron 7%. Columbian Carbon 380, Continental Ol 6%, Standard Brands 15%, Am- erican Power and Light 9, Canad- ian Pacific 14%, Dupont 38, Safe- way Stores 52. —————— Daughter Born to Former Nancy Ann PARIS, Nov. 15—A aaughter was bofn yesterday to Maharanee In- ! dore, the former Nancy Ann Miller, jof Beattle, whose father was a resident of Valdez, Alaska, years ago. —————e—— Old papers rar nla at l‘.mplu. s o UNOFFICIAL RETURNS— RST DIVISION Delegate Attorney-General =~ Auditor ~ Com.Ed. 'High. Senator Representatives E i | B B Q ] @ a | z |l | i I ® & ’ . - 3, §' | i & { 135 346 416 679 219 417) 477 696 175| 279] 577 402( 460, 618 461 259| 216 260] 81 126] 282/ 361 126 299 1sm| 408 78/ 102) 313 271 309 361 320 06| 150 139 226 47 84) 155 199 79| 153 131 428 40| ‘62 206| 162 173 212 192 60| % s 12 31 60, 53| 75 66)] 53 93| 82 50 50 85 67 71 97 65 50 61 40 % 20| 14 23| 24/ 30| 26 36| 3, M g5 28 M 29 M 27 33 8 22 43 1 8 A 23 o4 8 TMp A Wowd el ® s ) e 3 4 7 o 1o 10/ 3 16 13 1% e o a of ] 13 s & 5 13 13, 33 83 61 18| 43 35 66 11 21| 53| 42| 46 64| 54 16 27 17 32 5 84 32 49 16| 29| 42| 500 10/ 18 48)| 37 44 53 47 17 13 3 34 1 g 17| 1 10/ 14 104 16 6 .8 18)| 18 13| 18 12 7Y 7 g . g 2 95| 79| 109 97| 90 112 118 82| 75| 128 108 101, 114 107 90| 72 80| 96 3 95| 40| 22| ‘27 52 31 1:;3 2:\ 132‘“ 39| 6:;:;; 2: ‘z'll; zg, 33' ;:' 34 ° 35 43 e | 563 200/ 145 283 419|| 531 296 668 | 63 || 232 1| 617) 411 453 62% 317 310[ 170 285 f::»ti::ll::: :g ; i 3?:3[ 1451” 36 2041’ 217‘“‘ 278 162 sszi 94| “2' 5] 140[ 317\ 349 236 245 347| 157 159 69l 105 Wrangell” ... [ o) w3l 181 63( o4 108 188 183 110) 131 123} 80| 123 151 88 105 120, 48 88 23 og Petersburg | 236 8| 8 154/ 96 240] 83| 175 188 221 ex,‘ 64 29| 205 179 221 2211 82 80| 86| 104 Lynn Canal 31 15/ 4/ 26 16| 32 13| 23 2| 3 0] 13 30 M 4 '3 27 18 18 10 2 Chilkat uj 3| o 8 % M 3 9 5 1 2] 5 8 9 10] 12 12| 6 ‘2 4 4 stiki 40 19]| 2 200 18] 31 24 of| 38 U 16| 18 40| 36 30| 88 35 13 22 48 18 Revilla 45| 42| 43 15 36| 50/ 41| 80| 6| 55 14 19 68| 76 47 48 56 29 28 13 20 wacker City 82) 3| ‘0 .5 50 46 7| 50| 3 B0l 4 4 S0 83 49 43 | 5 7 3| 3 Hyder 56| 36 12 40 41 64/ 31|| 60 31, 76 17 21] 69)| 32| 86 52 42 20 21 10| 28 Charcoal Point 96| 55| 18 60| 69| 81 60/ 104 43| 9% 37| 38 105/ 104 7O 79 18] 56 60 26 3% Kasaan s 23] 24| 33 4 10 100 3| 33 1| 17 || 4 40/ 43 24 18 15 28 @8 18 9 Craig J | 26| 63 16| 39| 61 56 82 34| 80 34 9 mgi 100, 90 57 8| 27 15 50 19 West Petersburg .| 12/ 5| 1] 10f ‘7| 13| 4} 12| 8l 13 4 W o o 10| ifi; 9 7§ 5 6 Sitka | 386 38| 105 56 143 184 mu 217 164 239 134 43] 320/ 300( 299 205 191 151 66 162 74 w Bay | 26 ‘e '3 24 ‘0 ‘% 8 23| 18 9| 10 16| 28 19) 18 211 10 6 5 6 Goddard [ 2 o & M ¢y 0 :m 15 4 181 3| 4 14| 1% 18] 1 14 7 3 0| 3 Klawock | 135‘ 5| o4 41 8| 55 83 126 13 73| 63| 13 125| 135 122 70| 67 53 17 67 16 Kluckwan | ‘20| 4| %3 o e 9 sS4l "4 .y & Wy 2 B B g 7 ‘s B 2 2 % Ehke | g3 da 180 4l 5| 9 109) 78 20 15 85 3 W 4 T 1] e W 2] 87 Point Agassiz ....| 13 ‘o H % 4 1 1 8 b | G . L e (P 4 Hoonah 101 15)] 68 28 28| 44 8| 61 50] 52| 82| 23 91 8| 83 63 4 65 2 60 30 Myers Chuck | R e CEEILAR S 8 Y8l 8 8l 120 2 8 My M f iy 9 Y 6 5 Chichagof 29 13| 4 3 14 27 18] .2 24| 20 12 12 2 18 14 2 20| 13 20{ 16 2 Tenakee 5 10| 10 24 29| 48 14 45| 18] 46 13| 120 S0 4 45| 41 45 12) 13 14 18 Killisnoo N | B i i || R L R 4 3 4 4 4l A 2 A Yy .4 4 5| 5 Angoon 2 4| 4 a0 4| 1| 43 33 16 18 23 20 28] 28 26 20 12 95 1] 3 30 Funter B Mo B8 B B st sl e el e T SRR Dol i s Kimsham 14] o0 11 M 18 o § 15| 14 3 2 16 43 9 14 9| 1§ 5 1 Baranof R T R 1 Al il H R SR SR R 2 2 Windham | o 0] O 8 & 9 1 0 £ B 7 3| @ 8 e 6 1 il 4 Fanshaw R e R TR IR Y 1 N B B SR | R R (R S R | Pennock Island | | 2 5‘ 12 16 4‘ 14 5 Ifij 4] 3 17| 14’ 4 16; Ht 5‘ si 2; Py Totals i 2330, 4114) 1599 1570 3607, 3582 2012 1053 1910] 2241 e e i, o ¥ AT THE HOTELS it . - - L] Gastineau Mr. and Mrs. Albeft Nelson, Mr. end Mrs, R. Stodkman, Mrs. F. Berg, Ketchikan; Irving Reed, Fairbanks; Andrew Simons, Lake- view; H. Sterling and son, Sew- ard; Harry Berg, Anchorage; Pet- @ Maser, Juneau. Alaskan Willham F. Mahoney, Ketchikan; voice. room.” Cl ks Chmh Qath wmf:rfleau “Burglar” DURHAM, N. C, Nov. 15—One thing i§ certain—S. O. Riley, clerk |of regorder’s court, is always ready to chant his accustomed oath. 1t was early morning. Mrs. Riley awcke and shook her husband. “Wake up,” she said in a hushed “There’s a burglar in the Riley sat up sleepily and began. George L. Harris, John Anderson, |“You solemnly swear the evidence Mrs. R. Haugen, Mrs. Fairbanks; Earl Shortridge, D. Ju- rick, Anchorage Zynda Mrs. J. Dahl, Miss R. Haugen, Anchorage. J. Dahl, |you shall give the court in this {action now on ‘trial—" He received more vigorous shak- ing, finally got up and found no burglar, wasted, thought Mrs. Rfley A perfectly good oath tock Reducmg Sale CHISWELL LEAVES HOSPITAL | REBEKAH CARD PARTY C. O. Chiswell who entered St.| The second of the series will be Ann’s Hospital October 20 left|given at Odd Fellows Hall Wednes- the institution yesterday after-|day, November 16, at 8 o'clock. | noon., Prizes, refreshments. 50 cents. adv. J. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AURICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU The Weather LOCAL DATA By the U. 8. Weather Bureau) Forecast for Juneau and vicinity. beginning at 4 p.m, Nov. 15: Probably snow and warmer tonight, Wendesday snow or and warmer; moderately easterly winds. rain ‘Wicker- Dimond sham | ] s»ea-nd ‘Division. 493 355 j |Thira Division . 2348 1,028 OF DEMBGRATS Tourth Division . 1863 676 G 0 PHER THREAT 9,120 3730 | X For Attolney General | ‘Dimond Leadmg chker-l Y SN || MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 16—Mine ! under Bernie Bierman is sham by 5,399 Votes on v lp;l‘;l 8;3:0 T;‘ga‘-; deVClop'n" what looks like & rein- ¥ |50 ae , 5 1298 carnation of the famcus forward Returns, 134 Precmcls seoma D i o o e e B o5 ‘hiry iv'n 1, 4 Contined frown Pnse_ One) | rourtn Diva GH. 1000 Baston. CHomel it lxmwm LR X | iaie agen Camp's 1916 all-American team. cleceion as highway engineer and| Totals 4462 5249 Now it is Lund to Robinson, ‘And as a lead of 4672 over F. E | Auditor it has accounted for two Minhe- ‘Wunn, Republican. Boyle Cole !sota victories, against Towa uld Campbell in Lead \) Fi (11313 3,657 zzfi :Ne-braaka ¥ 05 from the | ccond Division 422 3 ‘Again the Hawkeyes Robinson, 'mg;mm‘:l:; he;:en given James |Third DI 1567 1,401 :Wleran wingman, scored two ‘Campbell, Democrat, a slight lcad[r'o“”h Diy 1459 820 ‘tauflhflowns in addition to gaihing over L. V. Ray, Seward attorney, : = ——= i@ 1ot of ground. Against Nebras- for the Senatorial berth that Has| ToWals 7,105 4900 1ka when Minnesota Won by 7 to been vachted by Delegats—clect Di-| Commissioner of Education (6. Rebinson cauight a pass and mond. Mr. Campbell has 1,503 to Karnes Keller |flippedl it laterally to Jack Man- 1490 for Ray. There are ctill ZO}F Division 3,649 2,336 ‘dérs, fullback, ‘for the itne Go-| precincts unrepofted in the Divis- |Becond Div 339 448 | pher mual?‘town ion, with an outstanding vote ¢f {Third Dt 1,420 1578 | Dazzling Work approximately 400. {Fourth Division. . 1,040 1,200 } Undst the coaching of the late | The Democratic candidates for| o g b |D: Harry L. Willlams, Baston's “the House contintied to jr| Totals 6440 2652 {speed and “Pudge” Wyman's sure cwn in the Third Division. J. 8.] Highway Engineer marksmanship were welded into a Hofman, Scward; Warren Taylor,| Hesse Wann game bréaking threat that fea- Cordova, and James . Patterson, F 4114 1,599 tured thé team Biernan captained Valdez, are certain, and H. H. Mc- 500 240 lin 1915 to a Big Ten title. 1t was Cutcheon, Anchorage, able of ) Th 2,000 883 |even more dazzling the next season election. McCuicheon 18 °Ih: fourth 1,510 730 |wheh Baston’s catoles accounted place with 1476 votes. Mrs. Flor-| - ——- |for séveral Minnesota victoriés. ence Nafstad, Cordova Republican, | 8,124 3,452 Francis “Pig” Lund of Rice Lake, is fifth, 46 votes behind McCut- JOrM - -2 | Wis, a sophomore for whom Biér- | cheon. Nome Elects Three The Second Division has elected iwo, and probably a third, Re- publican to the House. One Dem- also certain of election. A G. Blake, George Hellerich, Nels Swan- , and Tolbert Scott, Demo- crats, are the winners. B. 'W. Neilly, Democrat, is 28 votes be- hind Hellerich, who is in fourth J. Fons-Hanson %“"55 ngo Demo-{ second and places. sespectively with in third, 17 yotes ahead of he Pirst .*fll to empha- | for 54 ocratic candidate for that body is| In the Fourth Divisi ihe! 2MoCH are sure of Sena- ! of ‘they Repub- | \man foresées stardom if he "im |proves at the pace ‘he has sét this year, was not a passer until an early seasoh injufy and pneu- monla disabled Myron Uhl, Mif-| nesota’s ace 1931 passer. Accurate Flinger Now, after being nominated take over the throwing dlfllg Lund has become an a iflinger, whether ‘for long rang¥ |work or short snappy pegs. <Thé {latter are mofe useful n :B!ermx.n! | system, Robinson, captain - elect of &lw Gopher basketball team, has de- {véloped a unique receiving style %o take advantage of his height aliend the meeting at a time ol gt an%um‘e‘d e iahd leaping abliity. He seldom 3 takes the ball over his shouldér ndeavor to standardize oftieiat~{ e prr R iRy while {Coast - Basketball Men To Harmonize Rulings SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Nov. 15.| |—Before the opening cr the bas- ketball season, representative f the northern and southern divis- ions of the Pacific Coast confer- €nce will meet to attempt to har- imonize rules interpretations. The annual play-off series be- tween the two sectors was threat- ! i last year by the inability of | the two divisions to compete un-| |der siandard interpretations. Basketball coaches and officials | !leaps high to grab the ball anfl S2ts out again on his way. KANEAS CITY Mo., Nov. 15.— TIPSt Mayor Brice Smith of Kansas| Arrangements are being City had numerous live decoy ducks |for a chanity football game betm 0p his farm. “Had” is corfect.|the University of Oklahoma and, climbed the non-vauvhem Methodist on Decembgr fente and took 10 of 10 with organized charities % h outt Oklahoma assisting in the e} sale, ——,——— ing. ‘;:eaking down the field. Instead |3 | MAYOR LOSES DECOYS |icox man o s e wai oo FROM NOVEMBER 15 TO DECEMBER 1 Owing to late deliveries on a large portion of my merchandise I am obliged to "sacrifice on these New Fall Shoes to reduce my stock before inventory. The Very Latest Styles and Materials in Men's, Women’s and Children’s Footwear = WOMEN’S Selby, Arch-Preserver and Tru Poise Dress Shoes - Regular $8.50 to $10.00 values—Sale Price ar 6.50 to %e;uhr 5.00 1o ........ $6.85 7.50 values—Sale Price ... 4.85 6.50 values—Sale Price ........ 3.95 WOMFN’S SPORT OXFORDS—Crepe or Leather Soles—Values to $6.50—Sale Prices, 32 .95, $3.95, $4.95 CHILDREN’'S SCHOOL SHOES AND OXFORDS Sale Prices—95¢ to $2.95 BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ SCHOOL SHOES—$1.95 to $3.45 MEN’S WORK AND DRESS SHOES AND OXFORDS — Sale Prlces—SB 45 to $4.95 WOMEN’S 0VERSHOES~Snap Fastener, Zipper and Pull-On Sale Price—$1.45 WOMEN’S. AUTOMATIC FASTENER OVERSHOES — High, * “medium anfl' low heels—Sale Price, $2.35 Mlssm AND CHILDREN’S SNAP FASTENER OVERSHOES Sale Price—$1.10 and $1.45 WOMEN’S Silk Hose—*fcmfion and Service weight, 2 pr.. $1.50 Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Veiocity Weather 1 pm. yest'y,....30.28 12 18 NE 18 Clear 4 am. today 3012 14 30 NE 18 Cldy Noon today ..........29.96 17 19 NE 17 Cldy | CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS YESTERDAY TODAY [ Highest 4pm. | Lowest4am. 4am, Precip. 4am. Station temip. temp. | temp. temp. velocuy uhn Weather Barrow . -4 -8 | -14 =12 Clear Nome .. 22 16 2 2 4, 0 Cledr Bethel . 6 6 -2 -2 18 0 Clear Fort Yukon -22 -4 -44 -40 Calm 0 Clear Tanana -4 -4 -12 12 10 0 Clear Fairbanks -6 -6 -28 -22 4 0 Clear Eagle -18 -24 -42 -36 Calm 0 Clear St. Paul ... 30 | 28 30 20 2 Clear Dutch Harbor 34 32 34 18 0 Pt.Cldy Kodiak 34 32 34 Calm (02 PtCldy | Cordova 34 14 14 4 06 Clear Juneau . 12 2 1 18 0 Clear Sitka .. 3 = 23 - - 0 Pt. Cldy | Ketchikan ... 32 8 32 4 0 Cldy Prince Rupert 36 32 38 4 do PtCldy ' Edmenton .. -3 -10 -6 Calm .04 Pt.Cldy Seattle ... 50 46 46 10 .02 Cldy i Portland ... 50 | 46 46 H 12 Rain San Francisco 60 52 52 4 0 Pt. Cldy ) The low pressure area in Northeastern Pacific Oeean has "moved eastward and the baromete: is falling rapidly from Southeast Alaska to Oregon. Light showers fell yesterday in the Gulf of Alaska with dry wedther throughout other pottfons of the Territory. The pressure remains high in' Middl: and Northern Alaskd but the center has moved eastward. Clear weather ‘and 16wer temperatites prevail over practically al of Alaskd eXeept the !omhudt with' a minimum of 42 degrees below zer at Eagle. WHERE DO YOU KEEP THIS -- and other valuables? OUR insurance policies, jev ; aecuflda, and er va deserve téction lfie dan, f%ro. loss, dagiage, and at. And’ deq;t‘u protecdon mm far less than replacem A Safe slt Box in bur strong dn ts will emyou‘;nfi&dddh‘la} e prot bn 0 ve s cost b caly 4 foW Sl Qel‘ mbnth If your nluables Il. '0 ee] ‘:é urec: ,uur box y.~ We hive a size 16 eet yon‘.! needs.