The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 18, 1933, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, gvance Sale of BLANKETS This Week We Feature BEDDIN COTTON BLANKETS $1.00, $1.50 ALL-WOOL $4.50 to $12.50 WOOL-FILLED SILK QUILTS $9.95, $15.00 WOOL-FILLED COTTON QUILTS $5.95, $8.95 COTTON-FILLED QUILTS $3.95, $4.75. PART-WOOIL. BLANKETS $1.50 to $5.00 PILLOWS 60 cents to $6.50 each BEDSPREADS $1.50 to $7.00 SHEETS $1.00 to $1.45 PILL.OW CASES 35 cents MATTRESS PROTECTORS $1.00 to $1.50 MATTRESS COVERS $1.25 B. M. Behrends, Co.. Ifié. Jureaw’s Leading Department Store ‘or Washington and Pacific North- | MRS, mcmnm’h 98’ m west. WAY TO FAYRBANKS TO GOLMS AR‘E HER‘E ON BUSINESS TRIP| e | “NO HARM IN HUGHIE’ For the purpose of studying the the constructing supervisor :for the: possibilities of putting in a golf| NpW YORK, July 18—Rival Na- |Pacific Alaska Airways ‘and her course and country club, Tom But- [tional league players are keeping |daughter, Nancy, were in Juneay ler and Qeorge C. Grove are “‘\\Huwmn Critz of the Giants in con- |for a few hours this ‘morning en: Juneau. ym..e turmoil this season by chant- {route to Fairbanks to join her Hus- Mr. Butler is ‘a professional golf- ing “Thers's no harm in Hughie” band, where he is building a large er and golf course architect, from ever) time he comes to bat. It was |hanhgar for the compeny. They New York state, and Mr. Grove, of ~tarted by Rabbit Maranville of the |safled for the westward on the Seattle, has been identified with Braves and taken up all xroundIAJeuttan and will spend the sum- numerous golf projects in the Stfl(fi the mrcun |mier " in“the !:nurhr T bR TURNER SETS NEW RECORD IN 1E«AS"I‘ WEST PLANE !3 £ 213k i8 shown happily greeting eongr‘!vll!orl upon his arrival in Los W - air record of 11 hours, 30 minutes In winning the tnu:onflmul ‘dash ulr ‘rices. Left o right: Jean Harlow, film star; Tom Hynson of Pasadena, Calif, the packer; Mrs, Turrier any Vinoent Bendix, trophy donor. (Astsciated Picys M0} JOIN HER HUSBAND § Mrs. I A. Biokelhaupt, Wife of| 1108, HARRIMAN STILL MISSING, NEW YORK £ITY Belicved, Mo, Ts Is g:fe,n His aken Home or Hi¢ OWn -L‘(fe !'NEW YORK, July 18 Jbseph Hafriman s sem missing from o nursifig home from which he dis- ‘I appeared yesterday, Police of New York, New Jérsey and chnectm\u are on guard to keop ‘mMim from 'goihg to Canada or Mexico but the authorities be- lieve the man charged with falsi- fying accounts ‘of ‘the Harrimin National Bank and Trust Company is either roaming ‘near his home ffir has takén his life, NEAR ‘SENILITY . NEW YORK, July 18—Joseph W Harriman, once honored head of fHe ‘Harriman National Bank, and || Noted financier, a mental incom- petént? 80 'it, appeared the ‘Other ‘day from 'the testimony of Dr. 8. E Jeniffe ‘béfore Federal ‘Judge Caf- ‘fey, Which set forth with dfsmatic bluntriéss that Harrimdh . not only ‘rhentally unbalanced, but un- able 'to comprehend ‘the #ccusations ‘agaitist "him. Dr. Jelliffe, specialist in mental diseases, declaréd the ‘formher pow- erful banker does not know the differerice between a bird and a butterfly, or an ox and a horse. All this and more the speécialist brought out during the 'examina- tion into Harriman’s sanity and his ability to stand trial for alleged falsification of the records of his closed bank to the ‘tune of over {$1,700,000. Affected by Shock | Harriman, it was stated to the | court, has never recoveréd from the shock of his son's death in an lauto accldent a few years ago. Said {Dr. Jelliffe: “Whenever that death is men- tioned 'he trembles violently and tears flow.” At once the gray-clad, gray-hair- ed Harriman sHo0k violently. Tears came to his eyes and flowed upon his ashen cheeks. The specialist continued: “He loses emotional ‘control. His face gets red. ‘He perspires.” Harrithan's face became florid, sweat broke out upon his face. The ‘examination contiritiéd. Dr. Jelliffe testified he regarded Harri- | man’s recent escape from a s torium -and ‘his ‘attempt to comimit suicide with a . butcher knifgy, as symptoms of presenile dementia. MRS. KATHRYN ‘L. GALEN ARRIVES FROM WESTWARD Kathryn L. Galen, travelling rep- iresentative for the New York 4ife Insurance Co., arrived fromy thHe |Westward on the steamer Yukon last evening and is making her headquarters at the Gastinéau Ho- tel. Mrs. Galen was formerly Clerk of the Court in the Third Divis- ;ion. with headquarters at Valdez and has many frisnds in morthern and western Alaska. JULY 18, 1933 CROSSON HOPS FOR INTERIOR; PEGKS ABOARD The Pacific Alaska seaplane, Joe Crosson pilot, left for Fairbanks at 11 a.m. this morning. Passengers aboard were Mrs. Ly- man S. Péck, Lyman S, Peck, Jr., E. H. Clifford, Alaska Representa- tive for the Wells Hardware Com- A |pany, J. W. Edmunds, optician, and Lyman 8. Peck, general manager of the Pacific -Alaska Airways, with headquarters at Fairbanks. Mr. Peck flew down Saturday from Fairbanks to meet his wife and son who arrived on the Aleu- tian this morning. This is Mrs. Peck’s first trip to Alaska, and she was enthusiastic in praise of the trip thus far, and particularly of Juneau's weather this morning. Mrs. Peck also said that com- modity prices were rising sharply in the states, particularly in wom- en's wear. Mrs. Peck and the two boys, Ly- man 8. Peck, Jr., and George,| will spend the summer at Harding Lake near Fau‘ba.nks. wnh Mr 1. 8. DEFARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU The W cather ] . LOCAL DATA e ol By the U. 8. Weather ‘Bureaw) Forecast for Junean and vicinity. begihning at 4 ‘pih., Jaly "18: *Probably showers tonight and ‘Wednesday ;gentle sontherly winds. © EBAL WORK AT PARK TONIGHT If the Weather Man halts the rainfall sufficiently long, there will Be a turnout ‘tomght of ‘the Fire Department Baseball Club at Re- creation Park. All of the players|, ™me ~ ~ Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Veloctty Weattie are requested to be on hand at 7|, Do Yesty ....2087 b2 NE 6 Rari o'clock 4 am. today 2918 45 54 ‘m " W 3 Clear s Noon today . 29.83 57 82 .+ NW 12 Rain A second practice game is slated for Thursday evening ‘against ‘theé MacSpadden Colts who defeated “CABLE ‘AND RADIO REFORTS Daily Cross-aword Puzsle ’ ; the All-Stars last wéek “in 'a fast game. The Firemen #re slatéd to , oL 2 — g 1 £ play a fast ‘sailor team' off the Highest 4pm. | Eowest4am. 4am. Precip, 4am. destroyer squadron that will arrive| _Station temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24hrs. Weather Tere Tiext Week for a ‘three-day|BAITOW .. - 26 26 4 0 Clear visit, Nome .. . 54 50 | 46 46 14 . Trace : Cldy | Bether!.. .. 64 62 | w8 48 6 0 Clear Peck, and return to ‘Seattl> in the izrnta:;ukon T :g ‘;g ! :g ig l:‘; 1 0 Cldy fall. George came morth with his| poipet <" %y bRk . 02 g‘:y father six weeks ago. Eagle .. 60 58 40 40 4 02 Pt. cmn ‘Mr. Peck expects to return 0| st pail b b “ % & o y Juneau on the plane some time|nieon warhor | sy & T U tekiee g!tgy next wéek on business for'his com- | gy B @ B e 4 b o y pany and to discuss the proposed | oylynyy 8 @ |k @ w A - plans for a Juneau airport with Filtenn 51 i i 45 5 -13 Rdin Gov. John W. Troy and members g, e o e 10 PtCh“ o6f the ‘Chamber of Commerce COm- | gy 56 & s —; % -gdly mittee who have been investigating Prince Rupert ... 58 52 48 52 18 '34 !ill: possibilities. IEdmonton (] 44 50 4 02 Clear Seattle ... ki3 4 54 54 8 0 Clgar Dally Empire Want Ads Pay |portland .8 78 56 56 4 0 Clear San Francisco 66 64 54 56 4 0 Cldy The barometric pressure remains moderately low throughout Al- aska except near the eastérn Aleutian Islands, with scattered show- AGROSS " s:lutlon ‘of \‘eshr&iyl Puzzle 8 Klgd'M €ooklTe |ers in Eastern and ‘extreme Western Alaska. The Pressure is ‘mod- e et 5Tz 10 Horep toaaer [erately high from southern Bering Sea southward and from the 6. N6cturnal birds }- 'fifi_‘{flhr_- North ‘Pacific ‘States westward. The weather is clear on the Argtic 9. Soak 6p . snm"" name |Coast and in the lower Kuskokwim Valley. .Temperatures have. risen 12. Silkworm . Show treme. 1. Foot covering 55 Slouwpdet s“g.”yi" il 14, Substance used 22. Western state in making 73, Rational onds 27. 'Kind of. fenca 18, Corper behind home 17, Rlv pla 19, 0’ Pt of Valor 28. atly ¢ e 3L Wil nower Lleces com. 22 ‘Emplo, prising an . Word of re- insect's sting 4. Spanish hero 9. On 2. Yellowish 30 Rendered & rown son, i; ly"m",',fi, b , m mnfnl'n‘ ou and me dermines 3L Insect” Efi [EIDI0[CIA] T wased T o va R arks shrill} s o Rvalian REIADIYBARIOIOBARIES] {i: it Shece of orrect : snow fi“fi. 46, Caprying case DOWN 42. Vensel 34, City in Belgium for a pistol 1. ocean . 43. Large buck ;,5. That man 48, Bvery dxy 2.V 3 I A 7 4. Thdeohgl‘cul - emon 3 or mat- egrs . %nn’ of Setghe ?i‘. fiowmg Oter 41, selt B Pihnets 34 Body Joint [ Auc(lonl 49. Side of a tri- . Perf orm 55, ootl( e part 5. gle 43-FonE tooth - - G6. Seed contain- P 50. “nnl of con- 43 § 7. Parceliof & 44, Stri dngely 1. urges on ground . PlaFal entiing ”// /lln "THE HOTEL'OF ALASKAN HOTELS The Gastineau ‘Our Servlces to You Begin and End at ‘the Gang Plank of Every Passenger-Carrying Boat = THE NEW G:E' PORTABLE ALL-ELEC’BR{C SEWING MACHINE PRICE REDUCED Now Only $69.50 Use it 'ONE ‘day 'and money Ahe mn Bion When you { ting fire to your astflong as fl\e hpuse are over ‘with. price. adVance. BB e e b Juneati- When you s‘fungfe yeétir house, you are mainly interesed in how long yéur rroof will last. 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