The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 12, 1933, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, SEPT. 12, 1933. et 1§ i FAIR WEEK 'PECIA[S WATCHING YOUR BUDGET? THEN YQU ARE, ONEi THE HUNDREDS WHO WILL BE INTERESTED IN THESE Ladies’ " FAIR WEEK Flown Here for Treatment —Condition_Precarious (condnued from Page One) the jaws of theé merciless beast and the awful agony of the bites, he said, while lying in the hospital Men’s Suits 3 § Canadian financier. o7 S'lveat(’rs $ " $ Michael :Sterns and «other % |auring the night. “The antmal bit ©E8THE T IUNT ) i mediate: [ TADADA ... 58 :% | - ‘B F N l l( es T]l e e and tore at him repeatedly, snarling iy, &€ is said Fafrbanks 62 i Silp-omi istyles. All:tolors good ‘makes. 1NCy aré} § | .iq growling as he went at his 'V 1 1S SHC ation | EAEIe — i B8 & P 34_4’2 Soeci 1 % howdver, the finest that @ victim in brute frenay, {‘ TIR, mig e ‘;"e‘;’;s’“ Ltigation | 5 "paul o 48 48 ] < r1al— or a number, Sinic { °pei Terrific_Agohy Gén, McRae also makes the Duteh Harbor F Colonial anery Damasks—‘varlous | 1t | cam be produced at these — 4 54 1-3 Off colors and designs, special per yd. $1.00 | prices R | e Sblnat Ak el e o e Eater, DUOA IR ;J:;:::a . s . semi-conscious most of the time. | near Fairbanks, the Qulgley group F e 2 H ("" Colored, C'etonnes_v"lueq to $17 50 $22 50 Today he 15 resting as easnylm the Kantishna and a number i{;‘;’h!’;‘n g: 54 La(hes, Cotu)n 50c per yard, specna] 4 yards for... $1.00 as possible under the circumstances| of claims in the Chisana area. | " R Co E, 8| and it is belleved that he will S aid Figured Voiles—good quality, spec- $25 00 | survive. TERHUNE LEAVES TODAY' > o 53 R R $1.00 e g Mr. Cayafas 15 a resident of ON TRIP TO SEATTLE|p .yonq 70 Sllk Blfluses . il : Seattle, and owner of the seine| San, Franclsco ... 56 Printed Silk Crepes — special, per M Tg" T T L Cihig | boat, Chris G, with which he has| Eiiroute to Seam; on 2&'22’.,’1 (lt been working out of Little Port business, H. W. Terhune, 3 SPECGIAL \le‘(l B S e e Eb $1.00 en L] opco S -% | Walter. His wife who came in' tive Officér of the "Alaska ‘Game Heavy Weight Outmg Flannel—fig- ured and plain colors, special, 4 yards s s e i e £ $1.00 Good Quality Striped Outing Flan- All remaining coats for quick gelling at— Half Price | 1-3 Off NEW, SHIPMENT of | bedside. o I The ads brihg yoi thé Informa- tion about fluqlm-m‘qu rn ice, i R UNARMED HIKER ALASKA MINES ARE OPTIONED BY GEN. MRAE Flesh-torn Chris Cayafas Cllfi Prbperly, near Valdez o Be Worked— Other Deals ' 'VALDEZ, Alaska Sept. 12-—The lcmr mine, which for a number | of years produced more than §1,- 000,000 worth of goki, has been optioned by Gen. A. D. McRae, that he prayed, “Oh, God, help me, 'announc«ment that he has taken with him on the plane, is at his Commissidn, sailed on the steamer Yukon, He will bé absent about ten days or two weeks. D: y!mm'nil‘lm | R L s s o sopm i -llllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIHIIIII JIIIIIIIiI||I|HllIIII“III||I||HIIH||I|||HII~' ChildrenS’ nel, special 6 yards ... $01.00 | ——1 7T T Cflflts White Muslin—special, 10 yards ... $1.00 New Arrlvals St i Plain .and Printed Cotton Crepes— ; "'t.ed Ofid CO Specially priced at— special, 5 yards . .....iiiee $1.00 | MEN’Sand YOUNG $5.00 to $12.00 Brown and Natural Color Burlap— *{ " 3 !MFN .S CASH IS KING 36 in. wide, special, 4 yards .._.... $1.00 Ovércoats : % NEW ARRIVALS in Ladies’ Leather Purses — special, T"'] 3 s w § Ew 4R i o s frun it o e | | WEDNESDAY Ladies Sport e : . | Al “.wool. - Single and Ladies’ Neckwear in linen, silk and ¢ lace, special per set ........... Cotton or Lace Collar and Cuff Sets, &, ! douple breasted—, .. $15 00 16. 00 and Dress Coats Priced Reasonably Aperng BLUE RIBBON TEA, pound ¢y pai. .o e TE Forecast for Ji and yicinity. Time 4 p.n. yestly . 4 am. today . Noon today station Barrow . Nome ... 4 | Bethel .. Fort Yukon Kodiak ... ern portion of the Gulf of Alaska. Interior. | TALY FIXES - ‘PLANE'S LiFE ROME, Sept. 12.—The life span for aircraft and engines has been fixed in Italy by decree of the Ministry of Aeronautics. Airplanes used in public and commercial services may not be used after flying a total of 3,500 hours, if of metal construction. Seaplanes of non-metallic construction are lim- ited to 1500 hours. e —— An announcer at Comiskey park, home of the Chicago White Sox, resigned after a misunder- standing regarding the propriety of announcing, in that American League stronghold, Dizzy Dean’s feat of striking out 17 Cubs for a new Major League strikeout rec- ord. 7. 8. DEPARTMENT. OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU The Weather =~ | My the U.'S. Weanier Buream! LOCAL DATA beginning at 4 p.m., Sept. 12: Showers tonight and Wednesday; gentle variable winds. Barometer Temp, Humity Wind velocity Weather 82 w 2 Sprinkling 91 _Cam 0 Cldy 9 s 4 cldy 0 Cldy Cldy Pt. Cldy Clear Clear Clear Cldy Cldy Rain Raif Clear Cldy ‘ temp, ‘fl;p veloclty 24hrs. Weather 30: o Aon @ > o000 09 e P A S <) 8odBRaaoco [ oocowae Q a & % Lo 36 £ 10 38 4 46 45 4“4 % a2 ] 44 34 50 52 52 lopavas srazassgssss The barometric pressure is lowest, reading 2890 ifiches, in the Aleutian Islands and, moderately low throughout Southwestern Al- aska, the Guilf of Alaska and Bering Sea. Showers have fallen from Kodiak westward and over most of émlthe&atem Alaska, sure is ‘moderately hlsh on the Arctic coast a the Interior with cléar weather in the central Intérior afid the east- The pres- nearly nérmal in Temperatures haye risen in the TELLS TURKEY KBOUT FLOODS MEMPHIS, Tenn., Sept. 12—The man, who - keeps the Mississippl river in order during the spring flood season is mow advising Tur- kish ‘govérnment on river and harbor improvements. Major Bre- hon Somerwell, district United States enginéer, now at Ankara on Mave of absericé, expects to return to his Memphis post about De- cember 1. s o o mmend Charles T. Fisher of Detroit considers his expenditure of $16,- 000 for the maré, Miss Jemima, well spent despite the fact it is unusual to put so much money in a brood mare. Far Star, an off- spring, collected $31,020 in the Arlington Futurity. DATITE (15 S R P e $1.00 i y o $4«7.50 Children’s Cotton Hose — special, s ssc 7. pairs Lilididts Bl s i o $1.00 | NEW SHIPMEN’I‘ of pound .. R R ad Ladies’ Dresses | i trined brser—coe % | Byy? Corduroy F | STRING BEANS and CORN, i“dsafin? e A IShcerS. Fripgh Lishehoiti Segy — sl 11 £ Panis I8 - No. 2 cans, 2 cans ......... .23c i v and woolens. the new m(:h ________________________ Gk 1 slw 7 § - . ) - A ] § ctyles and colors. Ladies Figured Voile Gowns ..........$1.00 fii‘ffi“&dlg_flér colors. W pp ACHES, PI JUMS, CHERR‘FS Boys’ Caps—rubber visor at, each... $1.00 etc., plCfllCS 2 cans .... 1 $7.50t0 $16.50 .. 15¢ at §2.25 and | - Men’s Underwear—medium weight, .} NewFadll Hats | =t s $2.50 CITRUS POWDER, Velvets, Felts and fabrics Mel"(; fgdl’]dkerd“d\ TR o8 ]arge |5, R R e O 19¢ in all the new modes. Men’s Oxfords . Men’s Hais New Fall styles and col- Men’s: Cotton Sox -— Cordovan, black and grey, 9 for Men’c Phoenix Hose — 75¢ value, LY SOLID PACK TOMATOES, 2. 21€ ors ‘im'Stetson and Harde- i Famous Star Brand Solid 2 for BAIRE SR 3t Leather— Ladies’ Felt Slippers—brown, grey, i g i TOILET P‘APER’ 5 $3.95, $4.95, blue, 2 for i $1.00 $3‘5b,. 6rolls Saeian s sy B8 2 “ 77 | Boys’ Tennis Shoes — Ked Brand, $é $5.95 Pairesat e g e $1.00 .00 WHITE KI\IG—large, !; v 3bOXCS... 5105 ( Visit Qur “House of Bargains U irs ! SANI-FLUSH, r I iy -y ‘ 2cans.....{............35c B. M. Behre‘n(l"s ; l c, | WHITE and RED BEANS, : : Boounde. o c.. ... ... 00 .. Juneau's Leading Department Store e IS FRESH CORN, 8 for . He Is studying how. he can meet TOMA OES—Fresh poun s i B R RA".RUABS GIVE """'é‘?.?‘i.vm.nfi“'flmrm%.:"r,:m‘:z:fl;’z;"_‘;:‘s::zym* NOTICE OF RATE ¢ i | { | | | | 5 i | | l | (Continuea iiom Page One) | erles, and his figures do not sh WATERMELONS—RIpe, Sweet, pouxch... Py h s -fi—rrf—fl'v_—‘ { unemployment decreasing as raps idly as he hoped. WASHINGTON, Sept. 12—Rail- | roads_have notified the Interstate ~ | Besides there are other, la or program, these negotiations may | spokesmen . around the NRA & — be received with a real prospect|plenty of them, including John fu- Romanhc Enoeunler Takes Commerce Commission that effec- : l!fi-m'm North Carolina, tive October 1, when the emer-, to labor under the NRA codes, it FQRECASTING DRY ST 3] 13. — A gallant stranger, gency freight surcharges author-| Might be supposed that William | e whose nanie has not been léarned, The trouble with those dis- IT'S NOT ALL ROSY Viewing the concessions made PLUMS—Fresh, Mrs: Katheririe Hooker | - invités ybur patronage at her | Coffeé atid Sandwich Booth while you are visiting the OPENS TOMORROW! Thank You! of action. Lewis of the mine workers—who c‘e—-,qcanant Not sometimes ~do not think just as . Green thinks. Altogether, there is own by Gll’l ized two years ago expire, they|Green, president of the American | fought, a moonlight pistol duel I will put into effect increased rates| Federation of Labor, is one of the patches forecasting the strategy of fover a girl, who does not even on scores of commodities on which | happiestsmen in the country today.|the drys, if and when Prohibition | know him, with Jack Moody, ‘Ga ’ l POTATOES—New, plenty to worry apouc, By experimental rate reductions had The new regime means a prom-|is repealed, lies in the fact that|20, ‘filling station attendant, who & been made to meet truck compe-|ise of higher wages, shorter hours,| nobody knows what the strategy;$aid he incurred an abdominal 7 & ; d 25C tition. no more child labor, union recog-| will be—least of all the drys them- | pistol wound in the romantic en- Poun A nition in fields such as the soft| selves. coal industry, where there hasbeen| Even in the days when the Pro- nothing but antagonism to unions; hibition wave was running strong- heretofore. | est, the supporters of thé Eigh- Yet to Mr. Green it is not all/teenth Amendment were split into as simple and sweet as that. ‘many camps. They tried again 4 The surcharges, authorized Oc- E tober 20, 1931, to tide the roads 4 over the slump period, have been extended twice, but the commis- sion recently announced they would - not be continued beyond the end counter., i ‘et "l ‘GRAPEFRUIT, The pol m-eeklngthenm- 3f0r POWDERED SUGAR, 3pounds Arr i, riEw PICKLES—Sweet Mlxed ar duelist t6 prefer charges, The two first fought with theif f| fists. Then ‘there was another |} ter on the streets and|il y drev ns qui The fw ‘ ' and fought a duel. lfiml first shot missed but thé second found Moody. The stranger left. Moody uncon- || } | of this month. Periodic individual rate reduc- tions were allowed to meet truck competition until today. Several He thinks the qualification in-|and again to organize a central serted in the automobile code, control committee, but every ef- permitting employers to hire and!fort died out. fire without regard for the unions,| Today there is no one who can hundred commodities moving in|an unfortunate discrimination. He|chart a course for all, ar any] less than carload lots bear lower | accepted it under pressure a!ber'uke all, of the dry socla'ygs.’ rates. These lower charges also|he had been told that General'only sure thing is that, either expire October 1. Johnson, on his trip to Detroit,| separately or together, they will — s had made a commitment. renew the battle when occasion ¥ '—"""_— i The San Joaquin Valley Fair,| He and other labor leaders are|offers, alonz one line or another.| . A cbaching staff of five men will the Sacramento State Fair and|concerned too, over the possibil- ——————— . | handle all University of Wi Fa'lr were the first three|ity that what has been done will ‘Robert “Red” McAd-m. i football coaching, umtyand organizations granted permission| not be accepted fully by the coal|passing fullback and consistent! men, m the 1933 season, co ' o ggndflct pari-mutual betting at| fields, and that trouble and disor- | ground getter, will not return to' with an 11-man staff for the year Taces in California, der will follow, JNorth Carolina_State this fal, before, 5 { sclous and disappeared . R ey i iy ) PP Y 3 Phoiié DO YOU KNOW WHAT IT'S A MORTAR and pestle. These were originally used by the alchemists hundreds of 'years age for the pulverizing of drugs. They Became” throuwgh 'the ' coirse of ‘cen- The motar and the pestle ‘are still used today. With us théy synibolize the method- mmflpfion. 5 xrk '-ncc-nfi-mii THIS 1S? wt 0.