The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 14, 1933, Page 2

i g - k] ii :lmmmmuummunmumlmuuuuml Tt i | 3 } | . e — e @] ——— THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JAN. 14, gmm||||||||mm||||||||uummmnmumm|umuummum|||mumu||||||||||||||||||mmluumummlmmumn FILIBUSTER ON 'Slight Additions Made in GLASS BANKING | BILL RESUMED — Senator Thomas, of D](la have an interval of ai least 400 (Continued from Page One.) This month of January is one of the most important months of the year CONCESSIONS MUST fishing is allowed, the season clos- ing on August 1, at 6 p. m., in- > > p g " yards. to those who want to save money, for this month brings our Januar) ks, flisves 3-Day L BB e R store-wide Clearance Sales which present |)|)|)(]l‘lllllltleb to economize Speaker Lon lfixed for the district, instead of all hases ! B g the 36-hour period of 1932. Two W AR | days additional for commercial | Some Districts for 1933: New Regulations Are 011t ‘fzor clams, including shells, or 27,- {500 cases upon a basis of 48 ! |pound cans per case. ! In the annual open season rrom | September 1 to February 28, both dates inclusive, there shall not be | taken in the Prince William Sound. | and Bering River areas a combined total of more Copper ' River -BE MADE, IT IS SAID Clotiire Rule. Mav Me In- voked — Sponsor Pre- | pares to Fight It Out WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.. — Re- suming the filibuster against th> Glass Banking Reform bill, United States Senator Elmer Thomas, | Democrat, of Oklahoma, charged in the Senate yesterday afternoon | that the (Federal Reserve Board had taken $80,000,000 out of ecir- | culation during the past week and ‘“cancelled the money.” Senator Glass challenged the as- sertion, saying the Board did not have the authority to “take one dollar out of circulation.” Senator Thomas carried on the filibuster from mnoon yesterday un- til 6 o'clock last night, standing close to the desk of Senator Glass, during his talk. Senator Huey Long, who con- ducted a filibuster for over three days, is recovering his voicce which was reduced to™a whisper. Determined efforts to break the iron grip of the filibuster was made today but it appeared that sweeb- ing concessions first must be made to. the opponents of thz measure. Cloture Rule Glass and others are invoke PART WOOL DOUBLE BLANKET 72x84 $2.95 mmmmlmmmmmmmmmum Part Wool SINGLE BLANKET, $1.45 FEATHER PILLOWS, 17x23, 75¢ Good Quality Fancy TICKING Sterilized Feathers—Standard Size $1.45 . COMFORTE RS - Cotton - F illed and A ll Wool-Filled Sateon Covered Quilts Size! T0%80. REDUCED 25 PERCENT All Bed epreads--One-Terd Off ni T I HIH T Senator considering a motion to drafting the cloture rule. Senator Glass sought to gain the floor to reply to some of the op- position against +his measure but did not sucezed. It was hoped that a break would occur yesterday but Senator Thomas got the floor and held it for six hours. It was announced early this = forenoon that Senator Long was reacy to carry on and he asserted he would agree to nothing short of the measure’s death. = MAN IS SAVED FROMWOLVES BY DOG TEAM WINNIPEG, Jan. 14—Luck and a fleet team of husky dogs saved ‘Bamey Goodman, North Manitoba Lrnpper xrom a terrible déath when | chased by a pack of eigh- T e Bttt e B. M Behrends Co., lnc. Junéau’ ]madnw Department Store & II!lIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIII"III[IIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIllllllllllllllllUlllIIIIIM"IIIIIIIIIIIIJlllIlIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllll e = = = = = £l ‘THREE FORMER - GHAMPS MEET J. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU The Weather LOCAL DATA /By the U. 8. Weather Bureau) Forecast for Junean and vicinity. beginning at 4 p.m, Jan. 14: o . . rth- teen or twenty hungry timber wmgfige:aszls.rdn and colder tonight and Sunday;moderate north IN TITLE PLAY SR U Time Barometer Temp. Humility Wind Veioclly ~ Weather | ‘""gmg here. ol 4 pm. yest'y 29.46 38 91 w 2 Rain ) man uvl'fis] rel]urningt ;]o n.sr 4 am. today 2073 32 86 NE 5 clay ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Jan. 14. Blobn et Lis o A O con today 3002 21 80 NW 12 Snow |— When the champions of gbif Simon Houss Lake when the woll {clubs tee off here January 30 for Pack took up the chase. The CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS |a shot at the National champion- Wolves were close behind when a |ship of Golf Club Champions, DArrow strip of water was sighted \ THETERAY | TODAY three of the former winners of &head, caused by a erack in m.“ e 2 Highest 4pm. | Lowestda.m. 4nm. Precip. 4am. |the trophy will be in ihe contest, {108 Station temp. gnp. ‘| temp. temp. ve]o‘:uypzqmi Weather Roberi E. Wingate of Jackson-| The trapper's dogs headed straight BaITow ... 8 8. | -8 -8 4 0 Cldy |ville, first holder of the title xn"or the water and leaped it. But Nome -12 -12 | 43 -4 12 0 PL.Cldy |1928 and Carl Dann, Jr., of Or- the wolves, afraid of the water, Bethel -8 - [ -4 20 10 10 Snow |lando, winner in 1929, and Howardf‘rc’l’d around it. By the time they Fort Yukon a4 -4 | 9 m 4 0 Clear |A. Tyron, formerly of Elmira, N.!had made the detour, Goodman Tanana AR S | -50 -50° 0 0 Clear | Y. but now playing from Detroit, and his dogs were safely in his Fairbanks -6 -20 | -3§ -38 0 02 Clear |1930 champion of champions, are | cabin. i Eagle il -2 | -4 -4 4 ‘Trace Snow |expected to participate. O s St. Paul e 34 | 84 38 36 48 Rain | T. Philip Perkins, 1831 and 1932 thinks it has sométhing of .a won- Dutch Harbor 40 38 | 38 40 0 02 Clear ;mle holder, is ineligible to com- der team, t00. | Kodiak 32 32 | 28 36 0 0 Pt.Cldy |Pete this year, having turned pro-| Including its victory over Wis: Cordova i 3 88 | 34 34 6 04 Clear fessional. jconsin in the first 1932-33 sortie Juncau 40 38 | 32 32 5 49 Cldy NGIAG iv h 'against Big Ten compeatition, the Sitka, 48 — | m — — 10 Pt.Cdy |MB.AND MRS B. 8 RICHARDS |Oarlies polnt to, the folowing set Ketchikan 4 vt 3 3 4 50 Pt.CMy ARRIVE FROM KETCHIKAN of records: Prince Rupert i 0 3 B =8 4 68 Cldy Won 31 out of the last 32 games, ; ‘Edmonton 42 40 | 32 32 6 0 Clear | Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. Richards and 31 out of 35 during the time Seattle 38 38 | 38 40 20 22 Cldy |arrived in Juneau on the motor- Marshall Diebold, former Wiscon.k Pertland 36 36 \ 34 40 6 .08 Rain |ship Northland yesterday from Ket- sin all-western guard, has been £an Francisco 64 60 | @4 @ 4 0 Clear |chikan where Mr. Richards has 'coaching there. | {been employed with the Bureuu B‘m:he suceessive victories on of Public. Roads party. They will its couft. make th:ir home at the Zynda| Fifty-five sticcessive victories on “Hotel temporarily. | west conference play. The barometric pressure is low near the middle Aleutian Islands and southward with rain in southern Bering Sea, and is moderatly “low in Southwestern Canada and Southeast Alaska with snow or: rain from the eastern Intérior to Oregon. The pressure is high over the ‘remainder of Alaska and much of the northéastern Pacific Ocean with clear weather over most of the Territory. Temperatures have follen from the Interior to British Columbia and have risen from , ‘Kodiak westward. } PRIt 2 CEER Only losses 'since Diebold took {charge have been to Western con- ‘CARLETON CAGERS !ferenice oppoments, Minnessa POINT TO 31 WINS ltt:x.ut). Uty ftad. bt | OUT OF 32 GAMES|somm sl ana chisso o o 'Bil Ten and Nebraska of the Big One of the first long-distance = Two years ago the Southern! Horiihie runs was from New York'to Chi- |Methodlst University Mustangs - Indiana. wi u’;"’ u:m:v Jan: “m six, losing 0 ‘Mifinesots cagp in 1908, the 1200 miles b2- ceived $10,000 for playing a post-' Franklin and its. Butler, may be| Grdsse ipg covered in relay by 2000 boys |scason game, This year they ale the original home of gollegiate Detroit Haa bagketball play- in 120 hours. H. D. Crackel, of | [to receive $2,500 for a post-season “wonder-fives” of the basketball ers who can up fully inflat- cle-llnd ooncelved the idea. ‘game at El Paso. courz, but Carleton oolleco here ed basketball in emfirhand than 100,000 pounds of razor clams including shells, or 2500 cases up- | on a basis of 48 % pound cans per case. Copper River Changes In the Copper River area prior| to 6 a. m, August 10, the tofal a2 gregate length of driff gillnets on any salmon fishing boat, or in use by each boat, shall not exceed 175 fathoms hung measure; Provided, that during the period from 6 a. m. | May 15, to 6 p. m, May 31, any! (Bill net boat in tne Copper River Port Fidalgo: All waters within area may carry and operate not Port Fidalgo and its tributaries:to exceed 75 fathoms of net of east of 146 degrees 20 minutes Wesh not less than 8% inches; west longitude. stretched measu between knots | Wells Passage: and its tribu- in addition to 175 fathoms of smal- tary waters indenting mainlandon for mesh net the north shore of Prince William! This amount of gear may be op- Sound; all waters on Wells Pas- eraled on the Copper River flats stead of July 30 at the same hour. | Four traps were permanently closed. Close Five Areas Pive areas were closed, ing seine fishing, as follo Simpssn Bay: All wa with- in the bay and its tributaries north of 60 degrees 40 minutes north a- titude. Sheep Bay: All waters hin the bay north of 60 degrees 40 minutes north latitude. Washed U OTH ‘of us—AND HOW! Listen—do -you know that INDIAN and CARBONADO coal are scientifically washed and prepared - at the mines. All coals should be. a i ies cm any boat regardless of the Pnr(l‘ 1{}:}“ _“SC;‘]?:‘;‘?”‘B : g INDIAN and CARBONADO are. s, ay, P2 K < TR WHY? The progess removes all nat- rUFL stone Bay and Passage Canal,i The Bering River is defined to ural extraneous matter—so that in i west of a line extendi southwest- include all territorial coastal and INDIAN and CARBONADO you tributary waters of Alaska between Point Martin ‘on the west and Cape Suckling on the east, includ- ing Martin Island, Kanik 7Island, Wingham Island, Hayes Island, and any other island between Point Marfin and Cape Suckling. This arca is cloged as in past years. always get bright, clean, pure coal, more COAL per ton, YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR—Q-U-A-L-I-T-Y! And every ounce of your ton of INDIAN and CARBONADO—all genuine coal. Try this—for tige Bargain Heat- fng—start your fire with INDIAN coal and always bank your fire well with CARBONADO coking coal. Money - back guarantee — every ton must satisfy. Note the low prices, erly from Poin! Esther to a point on the east side of the entrance to Cochran Bay at 60 degrees 45 minutes 42 seconds north iatitude and 148 degrees 13 minutes 54 onds west longitude. Hogg Bay: All waters in Hozg | Bay cast of a line textending from Swenson Point to Hogg Point. b No changes aré made in the| In the Vakutat district the only d herring fishery. method of commercial fishing per- New regulations were promulgat- |mited along the outside coast from ed for the clam fisheries of Princc|Cape Fairweather to Ocean Cap: William Sound, Copper ver s is sclely by drict gill nets. Al Bering River as follos other forms of gear are prohibit- The taking of razor clams for |ed: commercial purposes s prohibited from March 1 to April 4, both! dates inclusive, and from July The regular monthly meeting of to August 31, both dates inclus-| the club 'will be" held Tuesday, ive, in each calendar year. | January 17, at the home of M In the annual open season frcm H ann, Calhoun Ave. Membpe: April 5 to June 30, both dates'keep in mind the change of mest- inclusive, there shall not bz taken ing place. il in the Prince Willilam Sound dis-|—adv. trict, Copper River, and Beringl! > River areas, a combined total of| Let the advertisements help ycu than 1,100,000 lellldb of ra- make your shoppmg pl:\ 8. 3 ALL KINDS l Utah Ladysmith Nanaimo Briguets and Stoker Fuel INDIAN LUMP $14.25 CARBONADO $16.00 Delivered Paci/ic Coast Coal ( OR ANY OF THE FOLLOWING Cole Transfer Co. Bodding Transfer C Juneau Transfer Co. Jack’s Transfer North Transfer Co. Service Transfer A B S . 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