The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 29, 1933, Page 2

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIlI|I|I|IIIIIIIllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIHIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIImllllllllllllllllflllll"IIIllIIIIHIlIIIIIII”lI[u Twu MUUSE AND Jlew FALL LADIES’ C()ATS fur trlmmed and untrlmmed models $i3 Sb to $42 50 E g LADIES’ DRESSES, wool, SHE, ‘siin and shéers $7. 5 ¢ to $22.50 NEW \IIII I\hR\ felts, fabrlcs velvets HANDBAGS in all the new styles and popular colors $325 to $62§ AN ASS()RT\]E\I of beautlful new SILI\ SCARFS $2.50 up WOMEN'S WOMEN’S COTTOV BLOUSES whlte and nov elty prfnts $1.75 eacn WOMEN'S SILK AND SATIN BLOUSES, pastel shades. . .$3.75 each WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S SUEDE JACKETS; mifly colars.$495 WOMEN'S ALL-WOOI, SWEATERS and Twini Sweaters moderately priced A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of Knitted Worsted Gloves, Mittens. N'S HOUSE DRESSES, fast color, sizes to 52 WOME ALL-WOOL FLANNEL BATH ROBES for mefi, wotien and childfen WOOL CREPI: 56 in. wide, colors brown, green rust w.he navy and black, yard . . ....$185 e oo KEARSLEY COATING, 36 i wide, browh And Biagk - .§250 yard KNITTED HEADWEAR Toques and Tams, na\y, red wtnte brown COSTL\]IL JEWEL RY the new satin fimsh ‘. d $1. 00 each COLLAR AND CUFF SETS in the new neék fmes T&Y ind $1.50 mmlmmmmmmmmmnmmmmmlmmmm IllllllllllllflmIIllIll!mIIIIIIIIIIHIIIHIII[I!IIIIHI|I| CARIBOU TAKEN =BY SPORTSMEN Biddle and Gréen Get Ani- mals Desired for Phila- delphia Museum With two moose and twe wood- land caribou for the National Ac- ademy of Natural Sciencs at Phil- a delphia, Maj. Nicholas Biddle, dely known sportsman of Toat city, and Harold Green, Curator of Museum exhibits in the same | institution, are passengers on the steamer Yukon for Seattle enroute to the East. Maj. Biddle said he was already planning to return | to Southeast Alaska in 1034 for | a bear hunt. He and Mr* Green had hoped to stop here on the presentsouth- bound trip, but pressing business | called Maj. Biddle back home and Mr. Green did not care to con- tine his own hunt alone. ! Both of them ‘reported a hlzh]y enjoyable expedition this year. They killed the moose on Kenai Pen- insula and the caribou were ta-| ken near Circle. One of the moose | of the largest on record. other was a fine specimen, also.| The woodland earibou are also| excellent types of that species of | animal. The hunters were fortu- nate enough to witness the an- nual Fall migration of caribou from the north fo the upper Tan- ana valley. They obtained a number of pictures of this great| mass of slowly moving animals but, since they were unable to develop them in the field, th2 dao not know just how succeasrul\ they were. They were guided in both ex-| peditions by Henry Lucas, well-| known Seward guide. ————— J. P. MORGAN RETURNS FROM INTERIOR TRIP ON STEAMER YUKON ¥ P. Morgan, representative of| Libby, McNeill and Libby, return- ed to Juneau on the Yukon after an extensive trip to the Interior and Westward districts. e Daily Empire Wanv Ads Pay. A com ETE LINE of ‘beatttirul HANDKflflm;ré Fure l.lu: trlmmgd hand embrmdcred combmatlon u)lors frrrrr o EIIIIIIMI I hnen, Junean’ s Leading Depnrtment Store PROGRESS MADE BY COL. OLHSON ON TIE PLANT That some progress is being made by the Alaska Railroad toward es- tablishing a tie treating plant, probably at Seward, was indicated here today by the receipt of im- formation that a Forest Service expert on that process is now en- route to Anchorage to confer with Col. O. F. Ohlson, General Man- ager, regarding the project. Word received today at regional headquarters of the Forest Service said that G. M. Hunt, member of the scientific staff of that bureau's experiment station at Madison, Wis,, will seil ‘from Seattle tomor- row on the steamer Northwestern for' Seward. His mission, the telegram said, Is to disouss some of the problems of treating hemlock for railroad cross ties purposes. Several months ago, Col. Ohlson announced he was en- deavoring to ebiain authority to install such a plant. The railroad | has quit n!u muy ‘manufactured | ties for creosoted ties which are purchased in Seattle. This change was made last Win- ter and caused a storm of protests to be made to the Secretary of Interfor. ' It was defended on the ground that the treated ties are | superior to the untreated and that their use will save the Government a considerable amouynt of money annually. By installing a treating plant of its'qwn, the railroad hopes to be able to use-docally made ties. Projects Are Bigger (Continued from Page Qne.) relation to the fluetuations of the value of gold, under the “‘commod~ ity dollar” system the value of| money would be determined on the | broader basis of the average valuc of wheat, ‘stesl and many other things, including gold -and 'silver. Many consider a mnecessary ae~ companiment to such a would be a broader authority 10!‘] price-fixing. ' That is propesed & a method of partially cont.romm commodity fluctuations and heme | currency fluctuations. No hasty decisions are )lkc)y CLEARANCE SALE ON flOUSE DRESSES AND CHILDREN’S s Wi DRESSES—Values up to $1.50, NOW 50c GARNICK’S-Phone 174 . . flllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJ[Illlllll“”llfl”ilflfll!llllll i mflllllllllllllllfllfllllllillfllllmflifi‘flllllll MMM]_IIIIMHHIIIIIHII II|IIIIIIIIIN'MIIIIIIIIIHMIMIIMMHIHIHIII“IMIIIIMI NEW ! For the Bavy! Rattles, Soft Playtoys, Dresses, Buntmgs, Sweaters, Legging Sets, Bonnets, Bathrobes, Carriage Covers; Bodtee Sets, Baby Books, Record Bool\s---m fact everything or anvthlng that your b.lb\ may need can be found here! B. M. Behrends Co;; hic. | The President is investigating qnd on the ' steanzer Yukon this morn- considering. = ‘Everyone ‘ thinks will de' something, and the. um informed believe that during the next few weeks mueh mere will be heard of the ‘‘eemmodity dollar” —under that or some other pame. VTt WA Y JUDGR-AND 'MRS.'J. 4. 'F." WARD ARRIVE HERE THIS MORNING oaliinssy Joseph J. J. F. Ward, United States Commissioner at Skagway, aecom- panied by Mrs. Ward, arrived hers The New GLAZO LIQUID NAIL POLISH Your fll‘oi:ce ol‘"gix higfily desirable TINTS 25¢ PEEL g8y uneau Drlh “The Corner Dm suvt' PHONE 16 . They «are registered at the Zynda Hotel while they are in o 2 - | CUPS 0 4I\TEI'ITIIIEI'IT Brewed to smooth away the rough edges of a bad night or a hard day —our coffee. Smooth, Stimulating. Served steaming hot. Blending richly with the good thick cream. And SATISFYING. BAILEY’S CAFE CHECKING ACCOUNT' 'SEASON! (Imsa are ofiportane times to make use of seady i to take advantage of the many “buyers’- -mare ket" values! A Checking Accomlz this blnk.wuh 8. pubstantial balance, will. provide ready cash without delay when ready cash s needed; it wijl make each trans- actiop safer and mare convenient; -nd it will help maintain your taday. Wc . Book ready, E"ym acoum; |Only Thirty Thousand to HearF.D.R. Attendance R estricted, When President Talks, at Veterans’ Meet (Continuen .:vm Page One) This information has been: sent to state headquarters of the Le- It was impossible to allo- cate by state population, the op- portunity to. hear the President, so that last-minute seek:rs for gion. seats will. be disappainted. Stays One Day Pennsylvania railroad at 9:30 a. has not been suggested. { Department, and the NRA head- quarters will be at his disposal. The ex-Service women of American Legion have invitea Mrs. —————— Major Ralph, Goodszll, coach at. the University of Cali- rowing school on the coast pay for an eastern ‘“guest” participate in a 1934 coast regatta. P il University . of Southern: Cali- fornia has won 74 games, lost 10 and was tied in. two in the eight UNIIE 10 pounds . . ONIONS—Dry, 7 pounds . 2 dozen .. 16 cans . LIGHTHOUSE percan .. .. .. pound pound .. . 7 pounds .. FLOUR—Bulk; 10 pounds ., PRUNES—Lirgé; Dy, 3 pounds .. ... Tt is expected the President | will_arrive in Ohicago over the m. Oct. 2; the date of his return So that he may stay over a day and see the big parade, every provision for a summer capital has been . es- tablished. Private, sealed wires to the White House, the State the Roosevelt to come and be their had a spread of 69% inches, ane g“fit at the annual dinner October The|"™ crew fornia, has proposed each major ' crew to it pi o S e e S EGGS—-—Fresh Stdndards ARMOUR’S MILK, . CANNED STRAW BERRIES or RASP- - BERRIES, No. 2 cans, per can COFFEE—Our Specnal LEMON CAKES—Fresh, APPLES—Cookmg, “J. 8. DEPARTMENT o’ mlufl WEATHER BUREAU The Weather My the U. &. Weather Bureau! LOCAL DATA Forecast for Juneas and vicinity. beginning at 4 p.m., Sept. 29: Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday;moderate southerly winds. Time nuncur Temp. Humsdity Wind vdoeuy Weathes 4 pm. yesty .. 53 43 NE Cldy 4. a.m. todgy . 455 4“4 80 Calm Cldy Noon today .....39.74 51 62 s Pt. Cldy AN EALAL LRE CABLE AND RADIQ REFOETS Y - TODAY mwn | Mwenthm 4am. Precip. 4am. hp. mp. ] m m velocity nhrs Weathes 0 14 8tation Barrow Nome ' ... Clear Clear Clear Cidy Cldy Snow Clear Cldy Pt. Cldy Rain Pt. Cldy Clav Pt. Cldy Cldy Pt. Oldy Cldy Cldy Rain Clear 0 Bethel ¥ Fort : Yukon | Tanana Fairbanks Eagle .. |St. Paul . o | Dutch Harbor . Kodiak .. Cordova Juneau Ketchikan Prince Rupert ... BRCORRONR RO ReS - | San Franciseo ... | SEBRAS | 2Bk ‘e Se [ ‘While .the barometer. is ‘rising generally:& low. pressure area still overlies the Territory. A secondary low whieh was centered over Prinee Rupert yesterday is over Manitoba this merning.. Light pre- cipitation has fallen over the lower Interior, and Southwestern Al- aska and light to heavy from Ketchikan along the coast to Ore- gon. Temperatures are, lower over Southeast Alaska with no ap- preciable changes in other parts. - . R. R.:- HERMANN ' LEAVES ‘| Yukon for Seattle. Mr. Hermann, FOR MEDICAL ATTENTION | who has been in poor. health for some time, is on his way to Port- R. R. Hermann, one of the pro- |land, Ore. for medical attention. prietors of the Juneau Drug Com- | pany, left this morning on the D FOOD (0. ——r——— I Olid papers foi sale « Emplre. o Cash Is King SUGAR—Pure C,me, .59 CLEAI.\ISER 50‘ WM..ZJ.Q ise e e e e .9 R R ar L R P oseiae ecen 1y te ey se e e s 4 ss se te.as e ae s WELCH'S GRAPEJLiCE—Bes: quart POTATOES——Y 25 pounds ; akrma Best MEAT DEPAii'T"MENT" WE FEATURE QUALITY CUTS AT REASONABLE PRICES TRY US! D . Free Uelivery avregud Boren. i:iibm;{._ 61 -