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

QUEEN MARlE CLAIMS BODY 0CTOBER OPPORTUNHIE ! | 1934 GflMMflI]ITIES ‘ MUST YET GO TO FIGHT ALL STILL HIGHER DICTATORSHIP -.. LABOR URGED U. 8. DE“ARI\IFI\I OF AGRICULTURE, WLALHER BUREAU The Weather (By the U. S. Whthn Bure'ml Forecast for Jun:an and vieinity, begi at 4 pm, Oct. 10: Rain tonight and Thursday; mode:; southeasterly winds. LOCAL DATA Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Veloclty ~ Weatk m. yest'y 29.58 49 88 SE 8 Ramm | am. today 29.79 85 E 12 Rain - . President Wlll then At Bnllsh Replebentahve De- Noontoday e e e e cldy 7 . v R 4 | tempt to Stabilize clares Trade Unionism i t S A 8 e , 28e Ar(’ b(’ldflm S(fi‘en B ¢ ‘ YESTERDAY | TODAY } alues Like The: P oF Price Level Has Been Crushed i i g, " } Highest 4p.m. | Lowest4a.m. 4am. Precip. 4am. " | WASHINGTON, Oct. 10—Presi- SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. 10.| Statlon temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity-24hrs, Weather WOMEN’S DRESSES NEW FRESH COTTON MEN’S SUITS - Roosevelt believes that co BRITow 26 - 24 24 18 0 Cidy y 4 y prices should go a littl ] 38 38 24 30 12 0 Pi. Cldy One group—Values to $14.50 DRESSES Best Quality—Large S tore MRhtANDE 1b TR ® w -+ S S iy e 1 7 ilize the price level tatorships as tr 8 3 34 34 Bl 0 Cldy Special $9.95 Sizes 7 to 14 4 Assortment Phhiabat 1s dbsscibad el Gret m'n;\ y on 38 38 34 31 0 04 Cldy $100 each at 525 00 and 535'00 » considerable S| A an Fed Paul 48 42 | 42 42 18 Trace Cldy WOMEN’S SKIRTS —_——— S T P fyfr e sen made in d 1 yesterday h Harbor :: :; | tiss 88 4 08 Clear {or half to bri 5 er M. Citrine, Se e Lodiak | 38 88 14 02 Cldy $1.95 and $3.25 RAYON BLOOMERS MEN'S OVERCOATS s and bl o more ¢ Trades Union Gon R S TR e S S Sizes 4 to 14 Pl relationship but that the asset ne charged that tor- Junean 54 49 4 Biier A Rain ’ ¢ 1oht—Plai should go still higher. i destroyed personal lib- Sitka 68 — g 0 10 Cldy Tan—Brown and Fancy | reduced _citizenry to serfdom. | Prince Rupert ... 60 58 | 52 54 2 08 Pt.Cldy $9.50 CHILDREN'S UNIONSUITS | Priced $20, $22.50, $25 SP A|N RUSHES s dporios by il e 109 Wool—Sizes 2 to 8 PHIETS g As a result oply seven times in 82 8 60 60 6 0 Clear . i A 8 years has the county failed (0| San Prancisco .... 88 B8 | 60 66 4 0 Clea TWIN SWEATER SETS $1.00 suit MEN'S LEATHER JACKETS %) SOLDIERS INTQ (moiir it e’y 2omomen 2 B | B2t 2 o o A nghl and dark patterns— | ‘oi gold. The grmd tota] is esti-] .. The bamgmetric pressure is low, ising, over most of 2 { 0! aska and moderately high, but falling, in the Pacific States. It is TER BLOUSES NOVEL;Y_ HANKIES Zipper and- button styles I TRUUBLE AREAS “Xfidflifiy"&’?fi,‘ffi;,‘,’fflf‘i I foa| Jomesh fp the.Gult and out of the. Aleutisp Ipigns Tithaain jover v i ole I outhern laska, followes y clearing in the eastern leutians, and SWEA i Pnced at 510 50 h sl‘ 50 | “g;mt?:y dgtrlc} SO:Z r‘bm yi,“ = cloudy weather over the remainder of the. Territory. Temeralur:s $l.95 12 for $1 00 S S — g | which might suggest to some that; I9se moderately over Western Alaska and were unusually high yes- i MEN’S SWEATERS 1Allack IS to Be [\/la(],, on | times have :h1n"cd ;;“CC e ‘R : wrdayfiin Alberta and the Pacific States. KNITTED SHOULDERETTES NOVELTIES IN WHITE N tyle—all Wobl--ol Revolutionaries in | o0 o Ko e By, : KRAFT GOES SOUTH ‘ GOING.TO SEATTLE d BED JACKETS HANKIES W SO S T i by Northern ‘ Distri ob S . T i | Otto. Kraft, merchant of Kodiak,| Dr. Leon Ensch is a-passenger o sz 50 6 f $1 00 tan and brown orthern Districts ! is a passenger south on the Yukon,|south on the Yukoh for Seattle kit i AR Priced—$4.95 b| aaptD, ‘spam, oct. 10—er- [Kitten Survives Leap |accompesied by, Mrs. Kgafiviand) mrgre fe Wil vilt for several NEW WOOLEN PIECE GOODS| LACE CURTAIN PANELS "MENS ;_LL-W(;(’;L’ SHlR'lg_ |rovom. hetgped, the cpertiern s * OHf 16-Story Building -hes’ wide 45 inches wide |concentraated, for, an. attack. on| croaAGO, ML, Oet 10—As Ches- |~ LT 38 e 50 d $1.00 each Jusl the ‘kind’ f&"chfly;‘m [the revolutionaries in the 1abor i piohoweki tells the story, a | $L65 to $2~b yar P L 4. h ood ¢ districts. small gray and white kitten, still { THE PARIS INN P weather==G pat erns'’ | It is reported ten p SR okt Wk up in. yimpiid { \ ; COLORFUL BEDSPREADS LINEN CLOTHS illed and.an jindetermined 2Um- | ing “geom sixteon-story buidings, | PAUL AND SMOKEY GO ON THE AIR EVERY NIGHT AT 10 ! Special—$3.95 Smart and Colorful e 3 s striking workmen and soldier sl T e g FRIED CHICKEN—PIT BAR-B-Q—BEER—WINE | $1.00 each MEN S DRESS OXFORDS o o Iroof of the sixteen-story Eastzate § _rj‘:RL and BILL "PART-WOOL BLANKETS Double—Plaid Special—$2.95 Star Brand: Solid* Ledther Real Bargain at $4:50 e - KED TENNIS SHOES ALL LINEN CRASH 4 yards $1.00 Essay Contest Features |Howl. e Fete of ‘Gold Dlscovery an GRASS VALLEY, Cal, Oct. 10. |A few months after Jamm Marst kitten tried to jump an angle of the building missed, falling 170 feet to the yard below. Later it was found p on a second-story ledge w' FRANKIE MACK’S MELODY BOYS ‘ WOODLAND G4RDENS ; . 2 e hotel and topped off e e g Jos el forbghaot [P B T T S e s poRCHES e Husky—Man Size—24x46 Practical! at §1.00 pair - preciptatc ‘rfm ws g0 mush 4 " 2 for $1.75 $1.00 each R oo (R Bon £, piaskon o s ~ RUFFLED PRISCILLA NEW NECKWEAR CHILDREN’S SHOES AND | CURTAINS 31 00 each “OXFORDS > $1.95 and $2.35 Pair \Ve I'h'l\'(’ a (‘Ol]l])ltilc lillP Of FLANNELETTE NIGHT for $?1(1](:]ge. Sizes 8% to 111/2 at ;l 75 Gorgeously fur-trimmed Winter Coats in caracul, Persian WEAR s > Sizes 12 to 2 at s] 95 I\'u]i!nsky, px;inled f(ix and American badger . . . carefully % 7 fi e 20 B R A N i made . . . beautifully lined and interlined every good for boys and gllALs, men RAIN CAPES Ladies’ and Growing Gll"ls Winter Coat should be and the styles have every detail that women and children Black—White - SPOR mark them NEW. Colors—black, brown, navy, wine and at very reasonable prices $l 00 each ORT OXFORDS green. Sizes 14to 46. Moderately ‘priced— ——ALSO—— DR. DENTON’S SLEEPING GARMENTS FOR CHILDREN MONKS CLOTH in colors—50 in. wide yard—$1.00 CURTAIN GRENADINES 4 yards—$1.00 See Our Assortment of Glassware and Pottery Upstairs Famous Stdy Brand—a real good school shoe Sizes 5 to'8 at $1.50 GIFT NOVELTIES and Novelties suitable Just the kind for walking New low pnce—~$3 95 MEN'S RAINCOATS Light 'weight—very serviceable ;at $6.50 Broken lmes and slies of SILK HOSIERY Unusual* Values 2 pair—$1.00 GIRLS’ WOOL HOSE Plain and Sport 2 pair—$1.00 HEAVY TURKISH TOWEL 3 for $1.00 MEN’S CRUISER COATS Kahki color—all ‘wool—real jacket for outdoors New low price—$6.50 A high-style Slit skirt tashion i green, navy, leather buttt New shi W!NTER COATS $29.50 up to $79.50 Frocks for All Occasions the whole forck situation for fall. jewel and metallic trims . . . styles and virtually every other important Fall . Polo Coats . Rain Coats . . . $6.95 to $10.50- In tweeds, double texture wool flannel Balmocan style, and so varied that it sums up Frocks with glittering tunie and peplum frocks. collection . . . atured. Colors — red, brown, purple and black. Sizes 14 to 44. $12.95 to $24.50 . $19.50 to $22.50 In navy, pekin, tan and brown rust, cypress ons . . . navy, red, brown, tan and green. pment of UMBRELLAS . . . all colors $3.95 Up 11~ YEAR- OLD. 'BOY IS MADE season, and Teceived several awards for the feat.. The deer was an 86- pound buck, ‘killed on Gravina Island so far from the beach that + . Mr. Nelson was forced to carry his trophy 3% hours. The awards ‘neld behind a t.ang-le ox coum,ry lanes. It is being divided into two cou.ages for laborers on Ford's | farm. Leather Jackets $6.95 to $13.50 In ‘suede, pigskin and smooth leather . . . mterl'med ‘with Kasha cloth . hip and finger-tip length . . brown, green, red, tan and black. flF DEAD KING | | GETb FIRST DEER OF were pan of a contest in which the | SEASON, AT KETCHIKAN |deer ust, be brought out whole, | with head on, and must be (Conumued frmn Page One) } 1 N. E. Nelson shot the first, deer ‘lo be reported in Ketchikan this|shot only in the head or neck. | | i Skirts . . . . . . $3.95 and Up In tweeds, checks, stripes and plain colors . . . Sizes 26 to 86 “Cox umuw nom rage One) At English School Little Peter has been attending | school i d. t i GO TO MARSELLLE 1 F i PARIS, Oct. 10.—President Al-| ! [ 410 . bert Lebrun, Edouard Herriot and You Will A pprecmte . . Andre Tardieu, former Premicres| The Ju Congress has e i fall Mllllne of France, are enroute to Marseille| been o meet tomorrow at| L Io offer France's Smpathy o Queen, Belgrad. | Nanmmo-Welllngton Lump e Marie. | Oath of Loyalty Premier Doumergue has taken| The oath of ty to the Iit- FEATURING GAGE AND charge of Foreign Affairs. tle King has al y been taken AT HIBERLING MODELS by members of the Army and Navy. GOES TO PARIS Cabinet, the MARSEILLE, Oct. 10—With the pomp of grief and the majesty of ed back to his homeland aboard a Jugoslavia destroyer which brought him here. Queen Marie accompanied the remains through the streets and kissed his face, when she left the little warship, then hurried ashore and md for Paris to meet her son, the boy King, and accompany Mm %o Belgrade for the funeral. —————— m from = privately-owned resort lake near Kansas ”umflukmm death $ing Alexinder stnrt-ienrl) in his quiet countryside Eng- The little Monarch was awakened lish school and notified of the as- sassination of his father and then started immediately for his own country with a stiff upper lip. Anna Boleyn’s Cottage Houses Ford Laborers CHELMSFORD, England, Oct. 10.—The only home ever owned by Anne Boleyn, one of the wives of donated to farmers whose |been purchased by Henry Ford. the oft-married Henry VIII, has It is Bull's Lodge, a 16th cen- tury cottage, standing back in a Tlus T;,me of Year $17. 80 per ton DELI VERED PHONE 412 b ACIFIC (oa *r CoA LC. UNMEAU ALASKA Berets! Dashing Hi Tricones! Primo clos-fitting suede-like felts! Feathers, Quills, Clips and Veils! $2. Brims! Turbans! gh Placed Trims! 95 Up