The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 10, 1934, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, SEPT. 10, 1934. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI"IIIlIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIHlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIl|IIIllIIIIIlllllIlIIIIIIII|IIIIII|||||IIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIII|I|||||||||lI|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI||IIIIII|IIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl]HEPDRTED THAT i Fair Week © 127 MRE SAVED IN SEA HORROR WATCHING YOUR BUDGET? THeni yoil dré orié of the hindreds who One Hundred and Eleven will be mterested in thése ' Marine News - ABOARD YUKON FOR THIS PORT SEATTLE, Sept. 10. — Steattier Yukon sailed last Saturday night for Southeast and Southwest Alas- ka ports with 108 passengers aboard the following for Juneau: Miss B. Ma: E. Paulson, H. L. Redlingshafer, Jim Seimi, Mrs. C. S. Bennett, Mrs. S. Guyot, Amelia E. Swett, Margaret Moe. e e 0 b o pm———— Yukon scheduled to arrive late tomorrow afternoon or eve- ning. Princess Louise scheduled to arrive late tomorrow after- n or evening. n Berg scheduled to ar- rive Wednesday. SCHEDPULED SAILINGS Northland scheduled to sail from Seattle Sept. 10 at 9 p m. Zapora scheduled to sail from Seattle Sept. 10 at midnight. Haleakala scheduled to sail from Seattle: Sept. 11 at 9 am. Norco scheduled to sail from Setttle Sept. 17, at 9 p.m. SOUTHBGWUND SAILINGS Aleutian scheduled south- bound about Sept. 12. Princess Maquinna south- bound September 17. Unaccounted for Bodies Recovered, 15 tvontinued on Page Twn) il deehads R sl b $1 FAIR WEEK SPECIALS Chief Officer W. F. Harms, who also holds captain’s papers, ass 1 command of the liner. Origin of Fire Officials of the Ward Line and Federal Government opened inves- |tigations as to the origin of the fire, which had not been determ- |ined up to late Sat night, but any of the surviv agreed it arted in the ship's library. Some | said lightning struck the Morro Castle. | Reports of sabotage of stri dock workers were quickly denie: in all quarters | The ship left Havana last Wed- |nesday night and all was galety |aboard until the news of the Cap- jtain’s death spread aboard Friday mnm and by midnight all was| quiet, most of the ssengers be- ing asleep in their cabins. SGS Sent Out The_ first wireless was sent out at 3:23 o'clock, the Coa Guard was notified, then the radio wer dead. Only eight life boats got away largely on account of the inte heat. Each boat would hold 50 persons but some contained only| a handful. Some of the survivors said the was confusion on the decks MEN’S SUITS ' Michael Sterns and other good makes. They are, however, the finest that ¢dli be prodiced at these prices— $25.00 to $37.50 NEW Women’s Tweed Suits FOR FAIR WEEK $21.50 and up COLONIAL DRAPERY DAMASKS — var- ious mlun dlld (l(‘ilgl‘ls, special per yanl D e e .$1.00 T e 9000 e e eisoe . TIDES TOMORROW .. 00000000000 High tide 2:02 a. m,, Low tide 8:02 a. m,, High tide 2:07 p. m, 17.1 feet Low tide 8:27 p. m. .6 feet FIGURED \()ILEH—vood quality, special, 4 vyards PRINTED SILK CREPES — specidl, per yard HEAVY WEIGHT OUTING FLANNEL— figured and plain colbrs; special, 4 yatd% .,,A$l ()0 WHITE MUSLIN—special, 8 yards GOOD. QUALITY STRIPED OUTING FLANNEL, special, 6 yatds ... PLA]N wn I’RINTED D COTTON CREPES NEW ARRIVALS in Ladies’ Sport and Dress Coats Priced Reasonably 159 feet 05 feet ©e00 000000000000 00000000 ®ecenee LOCAL SATLINGS % | - Kenai leaves every Wednes- day night at 6 p. m, for Sitka and way ports. Estebeth leaves every Wed- nesday at 10 a. m. for Chi- chagof and wayports via Icy Strait. Dart leaves every Friday at 11 a.m., for Petersburg, Kake and wayports. e o 0 8 0V S e 000 NOTICE After September 10 no telephone s for the month of September will be accepted at a discount. All . remittances by mail must bear postmark of not later than last discount day. Please be prompt. JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS TELEPHONE CO. AR ¢ SR TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LOST — In Douglas zipper purse containing “money and key. Re- ward. Return to Alaska Chil- dren’s Home at Douglas. Men’s Topeoats Al remaining coats for quick selling at Half Price Men’s Oxfords Famous Star Brand Solid Leather— $3.95, $4.95, . $5.95 Ladies’ Dresses in sheers, and woolens. All the new styles and colors. FOR SALE — Modern home, four rcoms and bath. Completely furn- ished, new electric range, radio, davenport, chairs, rugs, writing desk, dinette table, washing ma- chine, vacuum cleaner, bed, dress- er, large electric heating stove for summer use, laundry stove in basement, curtains, etc. Piped hot air furnace with automatic con- trol. Telephone 3604 or see Mrs. G. L. Prucha. Priced at $2300. Easy terms. PRI & NS Sl satins, crepes, ®00ecoecoc oo Many leaped Memters ged the p: flames to ri finally LADIES’ IEATHER PURSES, Bpe('ldl each_$1. UO LADIES’ NECKWEAR—in linen; silk and lace, special, per set SANITARY NAPKle—S packages o i i CHILDRENS COTTON HOSE — special, 4 pai CHILDREN’S PRINTED DRESS‘LQ—Slzes 7-14, special at LUNCHEON SETS—special, each LADIES’ FIGURED GOWNS ... New Fall Hats Velvets, Felts and Fabrics in all the new modeés. Pure Silk Hose LADY HELEN A Phoenix Product 2 pairs $1.00 Ladies’ New Silk Blouses to be lowe to save the few w e FREE RIDES! For a free auto ride to the polls tomorrow—Phone 249, Allen Shat- tuck for Senator. —adv. ‘h:‘:»ugn the flames on deck. the upper Mining Location Auiices at Em- nire office. NEW SHIPMENT of Boys’ Corduroy Pants Blue and castor Age 6 to 18— ut $2.50 and $3.95 Men’s Hats New Fill styles and col- ors in Stetson and Harde- man at— $4.00 and $6 50 e s s i colors. MEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS — ]arve size, 8 lm : MEN'S COTTON SOX—black, 6 for et 4 4 et A € et £ AP e MEN’S PHOENI\ HOSE, 3 for LADIES' FELT SLIPPERS—brown, grey, h]ue, p:ur SCHOOL FROCKS OF WOOL Sizes 14 to 20 Very Special $7 95 FABRIC GLOVES, palr See the latest in G.E. Hotpoint Electric Ranges at the Southeast Alaska Fair this week. & When you select your new fange, don’t judge by old-fashioned stand- ards. See an Electric Range before you buy. Progress has been made in kitch- en ranges as well as in motor cars. Sivpi Co., lnc. “Juneau's Leading Depdrtiiiéiy Store” = = E = = — = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = A ‘Watch your step. Before you de- cide on afty range learn how the speed, economy and automdtic operation of Hotpoint Electric Ranges release your time from cooking for other things. 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CORK —Slaughter of fish in| | to protective duty and arms have name of the eagle-naper in return | law and order drive. 000 Pounds Frozen H&ll- : - o “ g pected in a cage outside the Owl Menagerie in Making Touched at the loss suffered by Roy Thomas when Ole the Eagle was abducted, George O'Brien last evening presented him with a hawk | to take Ole’s place. The hawk has| been named Oscar. | Mr. O'Brien found him beside a | fence out Glacier Highway, where he had alighted after being shot | in the wing. The wing was not' broken, and will probably mend In the meantimé Oscar is, along as well as can be Cab Company office. However, complications have arisen. Ole the Eagle has turned up again! | , Now the Owl Cab Company has | ) ferocious birds as mascots. need is a bear or two and e fo have a menagerie. In a mt is now afoot to them with a great pumber | bird who wishes to make his home at the Owl Cab Company office will be an owl, so that they can stave off the impending necessity of changing the name of the com- pany to match one of their mascots. > All Right to Dance STEPHENVILLE, Tex., —A new book of regulations for students! at John Tarleton college permits them to smoke cigareties (except on the campus). It's the first | time in the 36-year: history of the school that such activities have! not incurred official displeasure. - Harry Danning, young understudy to Guss Mancuso in the catching box for the New York Giants, has| been the receiver in two of Carl Hubbell's shutout performances this year though he works rela- tively few games. or the other! bit on Motorship The motorship Norco, Capt. A: Ekholm, master, and 1. Emanue), purser, arrived in Juneau from Se- attle at 3 o'clock yesterday after- | noon and sailed south again atlfi 10:30 o'clock last night. ¢ | The Norco took a shipment af 60,000 pounds of frozen halibut ji from Juneau, shipped by E. E.fi Engstrom, part of it to go to South Bend, Ind., | Chicago. i Passengers arriving here were -l| \R. Glenn, E. J. Davis, James Cal- Kins, Marvin Kendricks, Ed Roden- burg, Van Qrnum, R. La Brash, | Mrs. William Wakeham, T. p Lytle, and C. B. Erickson. from Seattle; Ford Butler from Ketchi- kan; and A. B. Chapman, Andrew {Horvig, Victor Anderson, John Ad- {ler and H. L. Coleman from Wran- | Southbound passengers were Mrs, H. E. Felpz, Dorothy Klindworth, POBTQ AL!GRE Brazil, Sept. 10.—Lard exports to Eur- ' ope last year by the Rio Grande dg: Sul State Consulative Com- mission .énabled the State to reduce its debt $6,700,000 and balance ifs budget. With the lard ; profits the = comimission bought . bonds outstanding in the Utited States. 8 P lN JUNEAU! and part to For a free auto ride to the polls tomorrow—Phone 249. Allen Shat- tuck for Senator. —adv. Harry Race DRUGGIST The Squibb Store FRESH Fridits aiid Vegetables CALIFORNIA GROCERY TELEPfiONt 478 ELECTRIC ¢ Calrod, Hotpoint’s new Hi-Speed Heating Coil, cooks with a clean, flameless electric heat which keeps pots, pans, walls and woodwork clean. ¢ Come in dnd see the béauti- fully styled Hotpoint Automatic Electric Ranges. You will find the range for tomorrow’s kitchen here, Alaska Eleciric Light & Power Co. JUNEAU—Phone 6 DOUGLAS—Plione 18