The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 14, 1934, Page 2

nZ IlllllllmlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIlIll|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllHIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIWHIIIII ! gy« = = = TR \ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY NOV. I4 I934 LT IIII!III!IIIIIIJIIIIIIII,IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII,IIIIIIIIII||IIIIlIIIIIIIlllIIIIlIIlIllIlIlIIIlIIIIlIIIIIlIIIII ULMQHMWWWMMH Burly Bill Ingram has been “on the spot” in some quarters this | season because his University of | California Bears haven't played the | . kind of football that suits all alum- | “Navy was playing Lakes naval training station team | at the Polo Groun gram. “We had the strongest team | in the history of the academy with | Gil Dobie as coach. The game was | to determine the mythical cham- | pionship of the United States. “The training station, coached | by ' Lieutenant McReavy, had a\ powerful' team. On if were such | players as Charlie Bachman of Notre Dame, now Michigan State coach, and with Washington and Jefferson— he played against California in the Tournament of Roses game. ‘The first period was close and hard fought. We pushed over a| touchdown in the second. The third . quarter ing station players seemed to weak- _en’in the fourth period, as the| - was drawing to a close. | _“m:mme ball \ e | A COMPANION SALE of CHINA and 32-piece Set Dishes Lowest Price $3.00 42-piece Set, Vogue Pat- tern, 311.5() e e | Lace Tahle Cloths—$6.00 A 17-piece hand cut worked: Linen Set—$25.00° Napkins. to match—8$35.00 from, $12.50 to $32.50 Goblets, Sherbets, Cocktail Cut Glassware $5.50 dozen starting at $10.50;. with-6 Napkins—$7.50 Thanks gil’in g BE SURE YOU" HAV kel i PLENTY OF Begins in the i K. ’ Pie Plates tichen Caké Tinls’ 26-piece Set Catlery, ' silver Breutd” Pdiis plated on nickel silyver base, Nut Cups with case—$4.50 AEBO—A: st g Knife Permaware everlasting Stain- Butcher Knife Lethon Squeezer Measidrinig Ciip Potito’ Masher Food Chopper less Steel Cooking Utensils Aluminum Roas Coffee Drip Percolators Tea Kettles and many more useful kitchen equipment R e e . e e e e B. M. Behrends Co.,. Iné; “Juneau’s Leading Department Store” @SEE THE TOY DISPLAY ON THIRD. FLOOR, ool Tk bn the Great | ," relates In-i' oot -:-{nu.alffi you, must niot pdepstrugk. ‘Fhen wu-bn” play but Erickson “Eric” Erickson, later sprinting toward the A Tough Spot his- tracks: was scoreless. The train- After the sudden enllaemv the New York Gilants in league pennant race fwo before” the' end of uu Terry, Giants’ boss, promised a housecleaning. He by parting with three players and $75,000 cash. for I%w). clqzuln l;: shortstop of t| .;:tlllx““- The pln above left to right, were Geor, ol third baseman; and John “nlog.qy" Ryulg,“ -nrg. PhOLOR) e et "began to gain ground. | 83-yard drive we had the | don on the team’s seven-yard “The defense had been faked to ball squirted out of my r::gl the right side. Erickson was stand- | rectly to Erickson. A farw ing at the back of the ena zone, | couldn't have been more of |out of play. His face was a pic- -caught. the’ ball. Far [’ ture of dejection. But as I fell, the A 72x90 hand werked Linen:Tdble ‘Cloth with 12 18-in. Pure Irish Linen Tdble cloth'dnd 12 Na kms———pnced Pure Irish Linen Table Cloth with8 Napkins~—prices P T, T Y (T E SiFather, Attempting Con-| tact with Abductors, Summoned Home BULLETIN — NASHVILLE, Tenn., Nov. 14. — The body found in the shallow grave has been positively identified as that of the Distelhurst girl. NASHVILLE, Tenn,;* Nov. ld— So sure are the Investigators™that the body found in a shallow grave, nude and gagged, is that” of six- year-old Dorothy Aun Distelhurst,| missing kindergarten student, who disapeared Septémber 18, that her imother has informed the father, who is in New York trying to con- ==|tact the kidnapers and pay the $5,000 ransom, and he is returning hgre BATILE ERAGES AGAIN IN GRAN CHACO DISPUTE BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 14—A new Bolivian offensive in the Gran Chaco yesterday recaptured ap- proximately 1,600 square miles of territory in the northwest portion | of the disputed area. Reports reaching here say the Bolivian drive was launched de- spite the onset of the rainy sea- son, and the drive virtually wiped out Paraguay’s conquest made into the area last August. Dispatches recelved herd® indi- cated 20,000 men participated in| the fight on both sides. BRITISH POPULATION DROPS IS FORECAST, IN MEDICAL JOURNAL| LONDON, Nov. 14—There will be 11,000,000 fewer people in Great | Britain in 1976, according to “The HIMMHIIIIIIIMIIIIHIHW e lmmmmmmmmmmmuum Emfl URGED Nov. 5— 9"‘.&” ;;; ;.ig"‘;‘;.d odshed ni, but the one-time quarterback 1‘ orm- of “ discipline wen; m:a: star of the U. S. Naval Academy anoe, - Crime mlz says he learned to ‘‘take it” as‘ pem Roy Olson, far back as 16 years ago. i w‘n PBrison Mis- As Russ Newland relays the story g sqvqwoq a return to it was during Coach Ingram’s ‘that »eld «Ameriean institution or academy days that he became one } lfia equivalent. of the famous “goats’ of the grid- | {Lack of proper discipline in fron, along with Bill Saunders, now | Tomes 1s one of the major casues coach at the Colorado School of / :gu crime among; mfll today, Rev! Mines, | . Olson said.' He has sérved as aplain of theé ' Mifitlesota’ state reformatory and-has-studied crime ';hmm\m w sirst hqu . ‘he sald, to their iren, “Now thm is the dead- step over he mauzed it il and ran for the near side line. Everyone was out of and he was navy goal. Tt wax @ certain touchdown. ‘Navy bengh, Saunders, &" substi- tute, leaped. to his feet, ran onto the fleld .pd dxnpped Enckson in ~Paridsmontuih broke lodse, The any and all bids. hsuperintendent of the Naval Acad- fwm. the digld- and award- —adv. ! hed ~ a b ta. the training station kicked [am:et a leading British medical journal A steady fall in the birth rate during the last 60 years, together | , with the prolongation of the span ==/of average life, has resulted in (fewer young and more old people .nhhe country than formerly, it is declared. “The old people will begin to die {In, increasing number in the near| |future,” The Lancet says. “When| this happens, the death rate will rise above the birth rate, and the & lation will, apart from the ef- of migration, begin to de- M-" When the population has fallen: » to 28,656,600, the journal predicts| §* frantic. efforts to arrest: the de- cline. The methods adopted, it mys,v‘ - will embrace free medical services| for children, maternity leave far married wage-earning women, and (& striking change in the social at- |will give a dance in the Eagles' | crowd is anticipated for the af- | titude, towards unmarried mothexs i - l . U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU DO UGLAS ' The Weather NEWS | (By the U. S. Weather Bureau) Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 4 p.m. Nov. 14: Fair tonight and Thursday, moderate easterly winds, becoming fresh Thursday. CITY COUNCIL PREPARES LOCAL DATA FOR SPECIAL ELECTION| Tyme Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity Weather 4 p.m. yest'y . ..29.86 41 90 w 4 Lt. Rain At a formal meeting of the City | 4 am. today .29.84 35 100 w 3 Cldy Council held last night tte action| Noon today 29.67 a7 87 w 4 Cldy taken at the apen meeting Satur- RADIO REPORTS day was ratified. With all members | present, the question of dec]aring‘ YESTERDAY TODAY the office on the School Board, T held by Mrs. Richard McCormick, Hightst dpin. | Lowest 4ain. 4am. ‘Proeip. 4amk - 4 vacant was ratified by the neces- | Station temp. ‘temp. | temp. temp. veloeity 24hrs. Weather ' sary two thirds majority vote. | Barrow - | 16 216 4 0 Clear New date for the election of a| Nom® 0 i " . 0 Englew i néw member was then set for| Bethel 103 1 .8 4 0/ L OWeEY Tuésday, November 27, Applicants| Féirbanks 13 5 8 AR R 0 POt} for the office must file their can- gtfl“;‘i:l o) ;g 3; sg N‘ Trgce;'. ot e D o Wadnesda | Setcty Sackior 3 | 38' ‘s 26 02 . ‘Rain] et Cerdova 46 { 40 10 .58 . Cldy |- WORK SUSPENDED ON [ - b7 3 f 3 3152 i C“‘!:_ TANSI AR B'“DGEI Ketchikan K 42 38 40 0 Cldy Foundations for the new bridge| Pfince Rupert ... 48 43 o " u 0 Clear to span Lawson creek having been | Edmonton 46 38 28 . 128 0 Clear all completed, work on the struc-| Seattle o8 ox 52 - 56 A48 Rain ture has been suspended for the Portland - . 54 54 50 52 .28 Cldy present at least. Grading of the San Francisco ..... 66 64 60 60 0 Cldy road 1is still in progress and as soon as that part west of the WEATHER SYNOPSIS :;::,?1 :;mnns‘sxdtx dw::: ;c;: n,_‘.,r‘ The barometric pressure was low this morning over the Pacific Lawson Creek, the old bridge can| Oc¢€an in the vicinity of Vancouver Island and cver the Aleutian then be remoyved and super-strch Islands, while high pressure prevailed over northerr: Alaska and the ture of the new bridge started. MacKenzie River Valley, the crest being 30.46 at Barow. This gen- BLEAR LN eral pressure distribution has been attended by fair weather over D. I. W. C. MEETING the greater portion of Alaska and by rains over Wlshingmn and The Douglas Island Women's| OFegon and the Aleutian Islands. ' Club will meet at the home of Cold weather prevailed over the Seward Penmsula and the Arc- ¥ tic coast, the lowest reported temperature being 16 below: ‘at Barrow. Kirkham assisting hostess tonight |, ____. - ~a i moSiwneeth | THE PARIS INN will be made for the dance Friday. | Mrs. Charles Fox, program cha.ir-“ man, has arranged a varied pro- | DANCING EVERY N!GHT S s meej- | FRIED CHICKEN—PIT BAR-B-Q—BEER—WINE y : PEARL and BILL Mrs. Rose Davis with Mrs. J. O. ——————— | D. I, W. C. DANCE | On Friday night of this week | the Douglas Island Women's Club | ALASKA MEAT CO. FEATURING CARSTEN’S BABY BEEF—DIAMOND TC HAMS AND BACON—U. S. Government Inspected hall. Several young people have | canvassed the town with tickets | and according to reports a large | fair. - CARD OF THANKS We thank our many triengls who iremembered our heloved little son, | Norman; and especial thanks to| Dr. W. J. B. McAuliffe for his| care and attention. Also to Mrs. | Kendall, Paul and the Sisters of |St. Ann’s Hospital. ALGOT JOHANSSON ady. AND. WIFE. CAPITOL BEER PARLORS AND BALL ROOM Private Booths Lunches Dancing Every Night : Old Papers fgr Sale at Empire Office THANKSCI VING SUGGESTIONS dy Shiows American ; Smnger than l"lhpmo namm P. 1, Nov. lé~Atter afi ‘éxhaustive study, two Univer- sity of the Philippines scientists |arinounced the Filipino is from 12 to ‘18 ‘per cent under American physical” standards, and his vital capaoity 18 \30 per cent below that of “a comparable American. Juan Salcedo studied 988 Filipinos between the ages of 15 and 30, ity: B — DOCTOR ON VACATION Traveling % vacatiod,” Dr: F. A. Pranks of Dawton, ¥! T, is a passenger on the Princess Norgh southbound (from Juneau. —ee——— _ CARTER TRAVELS C. W. Carter, owner of C. W. Carter’s Mortuary, was a passen- ger on the seaplané Patco’ today, bound on 8 round ‘trip to Skag- way. He is’ ekpectéd bdck tonight. CALL FUR BIDS Sealed bids' will be received by Office, up to 5 pm., Noyember u'{wmmmkmumo(-oon- crete ‘bridge over Gold' Creek. Plans and ,p*mncmm at the Clerk's office. Right " reserved to reject Dr. Nareiso Cordero and Dr* particularly observing lung capac- They tested a large group of | Filipino athletes, and decided the effect of exercise ‘on’ vital capacity. i nof'*moke 'than four per cent. | the states for a the City of Juneau, ‘at the Clerk's| This magnificent nine-piece suite, including China Closet, ‘in’ heautifully finished combmanon walnut with 66-inch Buffet. A'Dining Suite that will lend elegance to any home. " Priced specially for Thanksglvmg— $149.50. Eight-piece suites as low as $105.00. GATELEG TABLES DROPLEAF TABLES from $21.75 to $37.50 from $14.00 up DISHES: No -doubt the mpst com- pete assortment of dinnerware to be found in the Territory—Nine open stock patterns to select from, With 32-piece sets from $5,85 up. Some of the most charming designs .and decorations so necessary to a well-set table. A. W. HENNING, City Clerk. ———— cau-ro-. BIDS ! GLASSWARE;: Here, too, you will find a com- . plete stock to select from. = Beautifully cut Geblets, Sherbets, Wines, Liquers — priced from $3.75 to $9.00 per dozen. All open stock patterus. wwy Juneau - Young Hatdware C Co.