The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 16, 1933, Page 2

| I ! e I Y THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1933. Advanc %wi &w/b FALL COA Swaggers, Tweeds, Navy and Broadcloths SWAGGERS $13.50 to $32.50 " TWEEDS $13.50 19 $35.00 FUR TRIMS $19.75 ta $37.50 Exquisite Collars and Cuffs of Good Grade Fur—Very Smart B. M. Behrends, Co.. Inc. Juneaw's Leading Department Store - ment, and afterward L(*lcphoncd!' e e 00 s 0c 00000 Price on Hull-Moley Hull asking his approval. Hull] e AT THE HOTELS . Case; Gives His Oplmom refused.” Moley went ahead any-|s e e 0 © 6 6 a8 8 8 8 o8 —_— but his agreement was re-| s (Continued trom Page One.) | d by the President ‘ Gastineau P R TR S § T | Oum delegates, returning ahead|! Dr. J. A. Edmunds, Seattle; Boh! ton believes that any mor The | ©f Hull, brought tidi of what E. Ellis, Ketchikan; M. W. Sasseen, President relies on Moley great-|Might be expected once the secre-) Ketchikan; A. C. Black, Portland,| 1y, but not that greatly. tary set foot again in the State|Oregon; William Sulzer, New York | b4 Department. They told Mr. Roose-!City; J. K. Jackson, Juneau; H. W. ROUGH SPOTS— nl!,_ who regards Hull with af-| Dow, Milwaukee, Wisconsin; B. L. The arrangements worked with- | fection and respect, that some- Kerns, Seattle; Mary Agnew, Glabe, out any real hitches until Moley | !hing must be done at once. {Arizona; D. E. McConnell, Seattle; made his dramatie dash to the There is not the slightest sign'Margaret RoggenKamp, Seattle; London conference, where Hull was | that Moley's removal to the Jus-|Helen Hossfeld, Seattle; Mr. and| presiding over the tangled affairs | fice Department, to oversee the Mrs. E. F. King, Seattle; Mrs. Lila| of the American delegation crime crusade, means he has lost! Hayes, Seattle. Hull's friends and associates | Dis standing with the President.| Zynda showed no real enthusiasm for | Justice is only a little fm‘”fl“fj K. W. Blanchard, Skagway; S. the manner of Moley's coming, or | than is State. {A. Larson, Skagway; Mr. and Mrs, for the tenor of messages he sent| Moley will continue to go of-|p. F. Kennard, Portland, Oregon;| on ahead. No one knows yzt what | ten to the excutlve offices, Willi My and Mrs. H. F. Gallyas. will be done about Moley's expense | b€ consulted about many things. | Alagkan bill of several hundred dollars| B! he knows now that the State| peter Larson, Cordova; M. Myren, for an airplane to drop him out | Department belongs to Mr Hull.| xmmkan, B. Wilson, Juneau. of the sky on the British capital TR Y The climax arrived when Moley| To seli! Fo selll! Adyertising Is negotiated his stabilization agree-'your best bet now. JOHN BAVARD ls b i i, | TAKING VACATION Daily Cross-word Puzzle | ACROSS Eight-year-old John Bavard, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. Bavard, left on the Princess Louise this morn- Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 9. Art of dividiag fl.lllf/% 1 of 'several books on RELICS OF OLD ™ 5w, STOGK PRIG oo °“°“‘°“ Y ALBERTA STEDMAN ! I Weat i QUIETLY MARR[ED K By the U. 8. Weather Bureau) | EHEY LOCAL DATA Alberta M. Stedman and Har H; lor Juneaw and vicinity, beginning at 4 p.m., August 16: Gallwas were quietly married last H ALASKA ISL ANB‘mgm by the Rey. John A. Glasse. | REG“VER LATER. Rain tonight and Thursday; moderate southeasterly winds. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Martin at-| Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Veloclty Weathes | tended the young couple at the| 4 pm. me 30.07 67 66 s 2 diear | ceremony which was witnessed by | }Dr. Kaj Blrkel—Smnth lll}n)\ly elatives and intimats triends, | Closing of Toda)’ g 'fikfit g ;32;” oy 5; g 33 sDrxlm?n ; | Juneau Last Night, | The bride is the daugnter off s Rather Heavy wi CABLE AND RADIO REPQETS ¥ | Mrs. J. E. Smith of Juneau, and d Off . e 5 Tens Of Blg Flnd }has been a resident of this city Lea ers SR YESTERDAY | | for one year, previously residing in‘ : (Continuea from Page One) | Ketchikan. Mr. Gallwas s em-| NEW YORK, Aug. 16—Stocks| === - Highest 4p.m. | t.ovmhhum. Precip.” 4am. | ployed at the B. M. Behrends Bang | dropped sharply today in a sell-| Station temp. temp. | temp. femip. WW* Weather their camp, they were able to ga } and is the son of Mr. and Mrs.|ing flurry and then recoverid con-|Barrow 36 36 i ner much of the oid mythology|F- A. J. Gallwas of Douglas. | siderable of the IoSSes in a lfltg Nome 62 58 I/ .96 86 .14 Q Cldy of the peaple. | Mr. and Mrs. Gallwas left this| rally. The close was rather heayy Bethel 3 60 54 52 183118 d Clear The Prince William Sound H,‘mormng for Chichagof, where they With many of the leaders ?ff‘fl_ne Fort Yukon 72 0 156 6 )] Clegr wj gion is very Interesting for the|Will Vvisit with Mrs. Louis Dele- 0 two or more points. Transfers Tfl_ngn - 70 68 48 56 0 0 Cldy study of Eskimo culture, aceording | becque, sister of Mr. Gallwas. wzre approximately 1,800,000 shares. | Fairhanks 68 66 56 58 4 0 Cldy to Dr. Birket-Smith, for the rea- | | The brief liquidating wave was|Eagle 0 0 48 50 4 0 Oldy doné that it i the \asl.ernmu' apparently based on the fact that|St. Paul 3 52 48 44 46 24 02 Clear habitation of that people GRAND EXALTED grains fell their day’s allowable|Dutch Harbor 50 48 46 48 20 14 Cldy Southeast Alaska. The siviliza- Hmn in Chicago following removnl Kodiak 50 50 48 50 6 1.60 Cldy tion has been much influenced by | of previously pegged level Cordova 56 56 5¢ 54 24 298 Rain the Thlinket Indians, but rem: Shares reducing substantially | Juneau - 68 61 54 55 3 'm Rain pronouncedly Eskimo. their early losses of one to five Sitka 2 = B 0 10 Pt Cldy Has Studied Elsewhere points = included United States Ke_tchikan Lppasiosns TR 6 | 56 56 [ 0 Cldy Dr. 'Birket - Smith 'said that | Steel, New York Central, Amer-|Prince Rupert ... 80 4 | 48 56 4 0 Clear much work has béen done by Den ican Telephone and Telegraph, | Edmonton 82 4 50 52 4 10 Pt.Cldy [ mark in the study of Eskimos ir £ {Case, Western Union, General | Seattle 90 88 62 62 10 0 Pt.Cldy W Greénland, Arctic Canada, and Al Waller F Meier Here Thls Motors, U. S. Indusmalv Alcoh‘ol. Portland - 102 102 62 62 4 [ Clear askd. Ten years ago an expeditior American Can and United Air-)San Francisco 66 64 60 62 4 0 Pt.Cldy headed by Dr. Knud Rasmu started from Hudson Bay in Can- ada and worked all the way west ward to the Bering Straits. Dr Birket-Smith spsnt two years with the expedition at Hudson Bay {ss de Laguna has collaborated with the museum staff before in Northern Greenland in 1929, Dr. Birket-Smith is the author Eskimo | ture, the best-known being Caribou Eskimo,” based upon study of a tribe living on barren ground west of Huc | Bay. The fact that nothing the culture of the group indicatac | former sedcoast experience led th | author to believe that they were the remainder’ of the original E kimos, and that the Eskimo prob- ably originated inland. Lived With Natives | While making his studies, Dr | Birket-Smith has sometimes lived among the natives as one of them IHc says that he did not feel par- ]ucu]arlv uncomfortable, and did {not yearn especially for the great- er comforts of civilization. He | stated that the material culture | of the Eskimos showed a high de- | gree of adaptation to environment as shown by the fact that white men must live in the same ¢ to survive, but that fn social o ganization, mythology, and reliz fon, these people are among the | most primitive races. The Territorial Museum im- pressed him beihg “very * rich and interesting considering the length of time it has been in ex- istence, and he commended Fa- ther A. P. Kashevaroff very high- ly upon his work. Dr. Birket-Smith is now his ‘'way back to Copenhagen, his leave having expired, and he ‘will proceed directly from Seattle cross country to New York, where he will embark for Copenhagen. The remadder of the expedition, which has been at Prince William Sound as on since the latter part of April, will follow in two or three weeks. RLhe 3B ENTERTAINS AT LUNCHEON Mrs. tertained Miss William Holzheimer en- Jane Alexander, exander at luncheon today. X $oin LINDBERGHS IN ICELAND REYKJAVIK, Iceland, Aug. 16— daughter of” Judge George F. Al-| This Morning — Will Return Next Sunday (Continued rrom Page One) from there take a plane to An- § | 83%, American Power and Light[eastern Alaska and Western Canida. Temperatures rose yesterday chorage and l’-‘au-bmlfs 112, Anaconda 16%, Armour B.|in the Southeast and remained higher last night over most of Al- Returns Here Sunday 3., Bethlehem Steel 377, Calu-|aska. Portland, Oregon, yesterday reported the highest temperature Mz, Meler expecied (0 take a|pep and Hecla 6%, American Tele- | eyer recorded there in August. plane from Faxrhr.lx?k_\ and arrive phone and Telegraph 124, Ameri- Sl - g, In Skagwdy, to visit ‘the lodge| .. gmolting 33, General Motars there, on Sunday. He Wil then o9n “rniernational Harvester 33%, 4 tome to Juneau an(l lhu program Krm\"co!‘ 19%, Missouri Pacific 0 ~ ' Elks next Sunday 9t 8.0 poml.cm 8, Slandard Brands G " t o'clock when the \xr\'ld E\a..kd 261, United States Steel 50, Buler Wil dellver his messe iciers Goian v Uniat A A GENERAL@ELECTRIC Following the meeting a hu:Act craft 33%, Ward Baking B 3% luncheon will be servzd. fea DRE s G R ONLY Curtiss-Wright 3! . Aboard the Aleutian with the Wrieh .‘. . i < y Exalted Ruler is T. M. Donahoe, of Cordova, and he has been ap- SCHOOL CHILDREN’S | pointed Deputy for Southwest Al- JYES [ ] aska. Mr. Donohoe is a Past E: SHOULD BE EXAMINED i fo alted Ruler of the Cordova Lodge EVERY YEAR CASH of \l;lk*;v[ ¢ , | Children who are dull or seem- Mr. Meier expects to go south jnoje i , i : N Alt'u[nn‘ G thoet ot gt ingly stupid in school, are usually This .' m q,! (iv-; yon 100 percent e & = & Y bright enough when the severe Gener: lity at the lawest price week from Juneau, as he plans pvp gYRAIN s removed by Bro- in G-E thor hlnory‘.,sny to upcuu, for a \m})lmu trip ’m the Southern per olasses, and sickly, nervous it will soon p;y for itself out oluving' and Eastern States, children, with poor digestion, usual- laundry bills. t our store f cee@E Y4 The local committee of Elks ly respond with pep, improved X let us demonst it in your home. greeting Mr. Meier was John Wal- noaien ™ ang efficiency In their MODEL AW-1 Martin Jorgensen, HENIY sfydies when their eyes are cared segrecuidh, M. E. Mpnagle 8pd, or by De. EDMUNDE. FEATURES $5.00 Down Ralph Martin. Crossed - Eyes straightened with- Aluminom Alioy Agltator £ - 4 out operation. We want to do the ‘“hmfn‘“,“'i_u G ARSTER AND WENDT | sreatest good to the greatest num- || Sakty Wirkgee $5.00 Monthly OPENING PA[NT STORE ber. Can test day-time or even- ‘Waterproof Cord ings. COME - EARLY. e d Fred W CONSUTATION FREE. Charges o A e reasonable. After a very successful 2 e thdlh bol.hr vu-ni known lJun;fi:u trip throughout Alaska, on his 7th Alasl\a Electric nght & P.O\Ver Co. men, have formed a partnershid annual Vacation, Dd. J. W. Ed- and Saturday will open the Ideal nungs is now returning to his Se- Juneau 6 Douglas 18 Paint Store, on Seward Street in the location formerly occupied by the Jacobsen Jewelry Store. The shop will deal in retail paints featuring the well known Rasmussen Paint Products. In ad- dition the men will do contract painting, interior decorating and kalsomining. Mr. Wendt has specialized in in- terior decoration and has numerous | examples of his workmanship in many Juneau homes and business iplaces. | craft. The barometric préssuré is moderatley low throyghout Alaska, except in the Southeast. It is lowest southwest of Kodiak and fall- ing rapidly over much of the Interior, with rain over mast of South- ern Alaska and unsettled weather in the Interior. Heavy rain fell in the Gulf of Alaska. The pressure is moderately high in South- CLOSING PRICES TODAY NEW YORK, Aug. I6.—Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine | stock today is 25'%, American Can attle offices, 703-704 Liggett Bldg., 4th Ave. and Park St. He is here at the Gastineau Hotel, until Sat- urday night, 19th inst. Phone for appointment. adv REMEMBER—The 12th Annyal Southeastern Alaska Fair, Sept. 13, 14, 16, 16 JUNEAU SAMPLE "SHOP The Little Store with the BIG VALUES DRAUGHT BEER BUILDERS i It is our business to know how | comfortable SUPPLIES your home can be made more Block Tin Pipe Rubber Beer Hose We have many exclusive lines and can supply P}!ONE 39 Delivenes—m.Bfl, 2:30, 4:30 Equipment | 1. Commit theft yerses into ing, accompanying Mrs. M. J.|Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and his: Bl Ty \. Gt Pump & sanctioned by [ETLTOPEBAFTEILITRESIPIATT] 1. m?j';;”:;"e‘ Bavard as far as Seattle. Young|wife planned to continue to Europe 3’;:)\‘\?1‘1}5322:;2: Ozite Bullding Blankets and all of the Johns- < o ¢ LI IME[SIZARIEARZHE RIE| 11. Gibb ¥ | Bavard will visit in Seattle for twe|in their nothern mapping flight 4 z s ancet; § lz_' é‘,:::ral pring SIKIEP[TII IC]T |SIMEET [R[Q[N| 16. r,mp::‘ed weeks and then return to Juneau|when the weather is favorable. Just call us and we will be glad to help you. Ch"’ml“m Plated Bfil‘»l F 8 s 13. Ld;:e of a E[EIR CIAINITIREAINII |S]E| 17 Ocean {in time for the opening of school.| The two American fliers arrived 1 Dr’l‘;ull)(l;‘xe:‘\nssel O[M[E \_'E_?J 20. Attitude | i e here yesterday from Greenland. C )l b' L b C Gas Regulators 16. Bushy herb of [A[D]O|R|E BEAE LI 1X]1 |R 2L A‘hur»‘l?am | Mississippi’s record corn crop| (Ool. Lindbergh said England C um La um er 0. | FEC e S A EIR[D AlV[1 IDEZHIAM I’c‘s]‘ poih | was grown in 1917, wher 4,100,000 | might be the next stop. = The’two TELEPHONE 587 Successors 'Builders Supply Co 1 pflublp Dlalnbu,!or Valves go.i‘: el A IN|O[MIA |D| NI E Sinned lCres vielded 87,000,000 bushe‘ls slept last night in their plane. : Ch Pl d P . Ol) f‘ Poptar EEIL PZPIURIE JAE REIN[OW| 7. Visorous briet T e R romium Plated Pjcnic Outfits § -8 B ORI = v lmlIuuu||ulu|uummmumluuwwwul||m|m|ummummlmmuuuuuummm||||umuuuuumnmuuuumumumwmmtmmmumnm Complete Fertile places UITIE RIAICIY 2. Act of swim- = ; Elihuve [S[YEINICERAFIA 2. cily b penn-. 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