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

'IHE DAILY ALASKA HVIPIRE MONDAY DEC IO I934 U. 8. DD’ARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU The Weather (By the U. S. Weather Burean) Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 4 p.m., Dec. 10: Rain tonight and Tuesday; moderate east and southeast winds. LOCAL DATA Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity 29.60 41 94 SE 12 Time 4 p.m. yest'y 4 am. today Noon today Weatl.e Lt. Rain Lt. Rain Lt. Rain The value of any coal to the |{ consumer depends solely upon || what results he is able to secure || with it in daily operation and || under exitsing eonditions. . . . A TOReN number eight shoe has no value Highest 4pm. | Lowest4am. 4am. Precip. 4am. || to the man with a number nine temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24hrs Weather | . A ten-foot plank is 30 12 Clear worthless as a means ‘of span- Nome 32 | Snow ning’ a twelve-foot space. . . . Bethel 36 Clear (] Coal prices may be quoted in Fairbanks Clear the market but coal values must Dawson Cldy || continue to be determined on St. Paul .. a4 Snow the firing line in each individual Dutch Harbor ... Clear plant, Rain We can satisfy your every'coal Rain need now as we have for over thirty-five years in Juneau. We have a coal for every purse and for every purpose and we invite you to call us about your particular problem. One of the following may fit your requirements: 29.56 4 85 E 12 ..29.12 38 83 SE 12 RADIO 2EPORTS YESTERDAY | Station | p | Kodiak ... | Cordova, ... | Juneau | Sitka | Ketchikan ... | | | | I Fain We’ve combed every department and searched the market for the very finest of Gifts to sell at these low prices. Your Gift Dollars will go a long way in this sale . . . and the wide selection makes shopping a pleasure $1 - GIFT ITEMS - $i GLOVES--Fabric, sdk and knit gloves, spec1al $1 00 Cldy Rain Cldy Clear Pt. Cldy 0 Ciear b = PR3 Prince Rupert ... Seattle ... :, Portland ... | San Francisco ... | WEATHER SYNOPSIS Low barometric pressure prevailed this morning over the North Pacific Ocean, the lowest reported pressure being 28.90 inches. High pressure prevailed over the Pacific Coast States, the crest being 3022 inches at Portland. This general pressure distribution has been at- HOSIERY for Men . PHOENIX A CHOICE GROUP OF Indian Egg-Lump . Carbonado . Utah Stove tended by rains along the coastal regions from the Alaska Peninsula | southward to British Columbia, while clearing weather was reported over the Interior. Heavy rains continued at Cordova, the 24-hour amount ending at 4 a.m. today was 0.76 inch, making a total for the past 7 days of 27.28 inches. | Diamond Briquets Indian-Carbonado Mix Utah Stove and Steam. Indian Egg-Lump and PERFUME BOTTLES: and ATOMIZERS for holiday | gifts, each NOVELTY JEWELRY— Bracelets, Earrings, Clips, gach .. cranrps- 9100 LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, ' boxed .. COTY’S PERFUME SILK HOSIERY, pair ... WOMEN’S BEDROOM SLIPPERS, pair HOUSE FROCKS—Fast col- or dainty prints, each ..$1.00 SILK DRESS PIECES— Plaids and prmted silk, yard . MEN’S SILK TlES——New patterns, each $1.00 $1.00 .. $1.00 LADIES’ SILK SCARFS .$1.00 MEN’S SILK HOSE=Silk - «¥i and wool hose, pair_....$1.00 TOWEL SETS--2 Wash - i Cloths and Towel, each .$1.00 DRESSER SCARFS, each .$1.00 PLAYING CARDS—2 FREY decks in case .$1.00 COMPACTS—New and novel, each... ... ... LUNCH CLOTHS each .SUJO MANICURE SETS ::..:...$1.00 MEN’S UNDEWEAR EN- SEMBLES, broadcloth and rayon, suit .. DOLLS, GAMES, TOYS, % t# eaCh srem se e iew wy m:s-.:sl-:oo :-$1.00 ; s&Jlllelu'; Ltldll‘ m,m.t i T lmmflllllmmmmmmnflmflmlIHHMMHMHMIWmmm""“"“"||||||||Hfimflfl"fl"“mm|||||||||||||||||||||| BAGS—Remarkable for their quuality and style at this price SILK : STEP-INS--L.ace <trimmed . . .$2.00 SILK SLIPS—Bias cut, tail- ¢ ‘ored.and lace trimmed . .$2.00 LUNCHEON SETS PILI.OW.CASE SETS ....$2.00 GIFT BLOUSES ... ...... $2.00 MEN'S TIE and' HAND- KERCHIEF SETS MEN’S LAMB WOOL, LINED SLIPPERS BOYS” DRESS .CARS BOYS' BROADCLOTH MEN'S TIES MEN’S PAJAMAS~-Plain ““and printed patterns .. $2.00 $2.00 $1.00 .$2.0() $5.00 Gift Items and up SILK UMBRELLAS 8500 to $10.00 YOUR CHOICE OF OUR MILLINERY — $3.00 SILK DRESSES v $10.00 0 $20.00 ALL-WOOL TWIN SWEATER .. SETS — $5.00 | £t L SKI SUITS = $7.00 - - GENUINE PIGSKIN JACKETS " “for women <= $9.00 NEW COATS — Fur trimmed and tailéred: $12.00 to $5090 It was colder this morning over the interior, although tem- m&urea a@flnflefl to be above the leawnnl wenge MAY ALSO HAVE PROBE ON ARMS Foreign Secretary Sir John} ' Simons Is Reported to Be Involved LONDON, Dec. 10. — It is an- nounced that a writ in behalf of Sir John ‘Simon, Foreign Secre- tary in respects to statements he is interested in armament firms and also regarding ‘his conduct of British foreign affairs thereby, is the sensational development in a proposed British inquiry into the manufacture of arms. While the exact nature of the writ has not been determined, it is considered a probable action pre- liminary to libel proceedings. BRITISH AID PROMISED WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. — The Senatorial investigators of the mu- nition industry have pledged full cooperation to the British Parlia- ment if it decides to investigate arms trade. Chairman Nye said there is much information in the Committee files that should prove invaluable to tae Brmlh ELEVEN N MEN FOUND DEAD Others Critically 1—Drink Poisoned Denatured Alcohol PORTLAND, Oregon, Dec. 10.— Eleven men have been found dead, one dying and several others criti- cally ill from drinking poisoned denatured alcohol. In the pockets of several of the victims, the police said, were found bottles of aloohol each bearing a red label, ‘‘Beware, Poison.” About half of these found dead are known and the detectives de- clared they were confirmed 1sers of denatured alcohol. DRUGGISTS ARE HELD PORTLAND, Dec. 10.—Late this afternoon, four drug store owners, George Jacobs, Solomon Miller, Chariles Hadjeff and Cornelius Dunn, were held under heavy ball on charges of alleged manslaughter in connection with the deaths by drinking poisoned denatured al- cohol. b EIGHTEEN KNOWN DEAD PORTLAND, - Oregon, Dec. 10.— A check-up at noon today shows wood alcohol to known addicts with the mayor declaring that full re- sponsibility be fixed.' - — COALS TO NEWCASTLE Alfred G. Balls, Chief Disbursing |Agent of the Alaska Railroad, and his wife, going from Anchorage to England, wil literally carry “coals to Newcastle” on their trip. They will take with them a few nuggets of the famous Alaska coal from the Alaska Matanuska fields near ,Anchorage to relatives whom they GREAT BRJTAIN SAAR BASIN POLICING 1S ALL SETTLED [nternatlonal Force Will Go Into Territory in January GENEVA, Dec. 10.—At a secret | session of the Council of the League of Nations, dispatch of an | International Army to patrol the | Saar Basin prior to the Janunryw plebiscite, has been formally ap- | proved. Army officials, designated to the “International Force,” will be un- der the direction of the League's| 3aar Governing Commission. ; President G. G. Knox, an Eng- idshman, is the Supreme Command- er of the force and it is under- stood a British Army officer will!| Je named as his aide. Premier Mussolini has sent a oersonal representative to the Saar to assist in organizing the !nter-} national force. S e { N. L. TROAST TO LEAVE NOME | FOR JUNEAU BY PLANE, SOON | N. L. Troast, architect, who has | been asslsting with the rehabilita- | tion work in Nome since the com- munity was nearly destroyed by fire last fall, is delayed in the Bering Sea town by unfavorable | weather, according to word re-| ceived here today. | Mr. Troast will leave by airplane | for Fairbanks on his way to his| home in Juneau as soon as weather permits, he stated in his radio message. CITY LEAGUE WILL BOWL AGAIN TONIGHT Following a two-day layoff, City League bowlers will resume play tonight at Brunswick Alleys with a doubleheader starting at 7:80 o’clock. In the first game, the Tigers will meet the White Sox, with the Sen- ators and the Cubs set to mix at 8:30 o'clock. choice articles at $1.00 and less. —ady. PLATINUM—SILVER BOUGHT This pioneer firm (est. over 40 years) accepts shipments of gold and other precious metals in any form; makes no charge for assay, melting or refining. When requested, we ‘send check for full value by return mail. holding shipment intact until advised offer is satisfactory. If not, return check and we return shipment, prepaid. Cor- respondence is invited. REFERENCE First National Bank of Seattle Hitkey Robinson Jos. Mayer SEATTLE SMELTING & REFINING CO, 83 Marion St. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON will visit in Newcastle. : Corner Free Delivery St S OISO USIUSOUSSSUS U S § Indian Pea Coal ... Webster Smlthlng ¥ Sungle Smithing . Prices quoted are FDB Bunkers Delivery nddjtlonal Pacsz Coast Coal Co. FERRY WAY PHONE 412 | | CALL US DIRECT | or Call one of the following transfers WE SELL GOOD COAL ONLY We especially recommend Iadian Egg-Lump and Carbonado FOR YOUR FURNACE NORTH TRANSFER Office Next to Light Co. JUNEAU TRANSFER CO. 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