The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 4, 1935, Page 8

VIC MEYERS IS PHILLIPS, KNOWN Cat Hairs May Produce Cure for Asthma, Scientists Say DISAPPOINTED; HE PAYS BILLS Musical Lt.-Governor Can- cels Payoff Party— Writes Checks Jan. 4—Victor > man who lau office of t State loysius ed his nt leader ,who 5,000 votes, to win around a ser e rolly-polly, mustachioed to Gov. Clarence D. Mar- his bills by check “coming out of the t3 h he planned for ght at his popular Cafe Club here. | Meyers, as his popularity became | known, became deeply involved financially through assuming the obligations of his night clubs when two of his backers successively went broke. Recently, he announced he would publically pay off his creditors at a party But, alm immediately the annour it of the > was flooded by a crop of new “There were duns for a namesake of mine,” Meyers said is off, and today around town, pay- Is quietly by check. - CHARGES MADE IN2-YEAR OLD SHOOTING CASE Two MenTre Held for Robbery and Murder in Washington aft party, Meyers is ing the bill ELLENSBURG, Wash,, Jan. 4— Spencer D. Short, Prosecuting At- torney of Kittitas County, announc- es he is prepar to file first de- gree murder c s against Lee Harrison, aged 40 years and Jack Slagle, aged 50, in connection with the shooting two years ago of Abraham G. Sperry, wealthy Cle Elum second hand store dealer. The two men are held in Yaki- ma, arrested by the State Patrol on other charges. Joseph McCauley, State Patrol investigator, said Harrison con- fessed to the shooting and rob- bery and implicated Slagle and a third unidentified man. Slagle denied the charges. Officers said $800 was the sum obtained in the robbery. R HANF()RD ELECTED F. G. Hanford has been made a member of the Bishop Rowe Gen- eral Hospital board of directors, in Wrangell, filling the vacancy cauw: ed by the resignation of J. G. Grant, ->-ee— WRANGELL PREPS WIN Dropping both ends of a double- header, Petersburg High School's basketball team were twice de- i at Wrangell by the Wran- prepsters, The scores were 12 and 23-12. A return series is set for the Petersburg gymnasium on January 4 and 5. PAY 'N WELL AS PIANO FAVORITE, DIES ‘Pee Wee” Morning, Victim of Pneumonia LONDON, Jan. 4—A dose cat's hair may soon be used as a remedy for asthma, hay fever and similar ailments. So claims the bacteriological de- Passes Thls partment of St. Mary's Hospital, London, members of whom have recently advanced the theory that many people contract these mala- dies from the near presence of a Edwin William Phillips, much|cat, a horse, or a dog. better known as “Pee Wes died | Taking these as examples, St. at 4:30 o'clock this morning in St.|Mary's physicians believe the treat- Ann’s H 1. Pneumonia was the | ment should “desensitize” the, pa- ¢ | tient to the particular cause. They e to Alaska in 1030 | would make graduated injections but soon be-|ofithat cause, progressively increas- an orchestrajed in strength. s of age. | Thus for asthma contracted from He js survived by a wife resid-|@ cat, the treatment would be an ing in Fairbanks. injection of extracts from a cat's The body is being held at C. hfii If the complaint were be- arter's Mortuary pending (uneral St LIEUT ANDERSON U. S. COAST GUARD, a came popt e @® “Dude” \ TU BRU“KLYN Lieutenant A. A. Anderson, who in Juneau today on the Victoria NEW YQRKv Jan. 4—A five- |accompanied by Mrs. Anderson and Stengel to accomplish what a| Previous to his present Alaska month of negotiating with several |quty Lieut. Anderson was stationed trade and made it possible for Bob |ary assignment he joined the new Quinn to announce today the|1g5-foot icebreaker Onandaga at is the newcomer’s name, and he’s |sioned October 1, to her perman- an outfielder. Casey's last-minute |ent station at Astoria. Coast League in exchange for the ing to Lieut. Anderson, and W veteran, Johnny Frederick. immediately Initiated to duty by in November to arrange a work- ing agreement with the Sacramento his mind to it - - 500 means anything when a ball club spends it for young players, the magnificent figure that clicked into position when Powell Crosley pleted the additions covering his first year as president of the Na- cash involved in deals for major league players. strengthening Cincinnati's minor league connections, which, during mont League; Beckley, Middle Atl |mont League; Mount Airy, At- . NABESNA MINE REPAIRED | power plant of the Nabesna mine near Cordova. The mine has been |has been assigned to the Coast Guard cutter Tallapoosa, arrived minute telephone conversation just|their three-year-old daughter, before he left town permitted Casey | Sandra. of his major league colleagues had |at Norfolk, Va., for two years on failed to do. It set up a player the cutter Mendota. As a tempor- Dodgers own a new ball player. Norfolk enroute from Bay City, Stanley (“Frenchy”) Bordagaray | Michigan, where she was commis- trade brings him to Ebbets' Field| 'y Onandage’ arrived at As- from Sacramento of the Pacific|yo o Ghristmas - morning, accord- ‘That Stengel had the presence __ of mind before he left California club explains why he was able to make the deal quickly once he set CINCINNATIZ, Jan. 4—If $255,- the Cincinnati Reds will be going places this year, for 00 was Jr., multimillionaire builder of ra- dios, refrigerators and Reds, com- tional League's Ohio stronghold. This sum total does not include | About $100,000 of it represents money spent establishing and 1934, included Toronto of the Inter- national League; Wilmington, Pied- State League, and Jeannette, Penn- sylvania State Association. | A new shaft to replace a broken {one has been installed in the diesel re-opened after a ten-day shut- down. SOAP CRYSTAL WHITE 10 bars 29¢ ety | WRANGELL MILL O. K. | The Wrangell shingle mill has| finished the most successful year of business since it passed into the control of F. Angesman in 1931, a statement made recently at Wran- | \gell lndluuo» TAKIT LESS FOR CASH ONLY 100 % DASH SOAP . . . . BUTTER, Best, Ib. . CASH STORE SYRUP LOG CABIN Table Size 39¢ 35¢ Vanilla Extract, 2 oz. bot. 8¢ Great American Bran COFFEE, b. tin . . All Brands CLARET WINE, gal. $1.50 3 Years Old—Bring Y Liquor Department Saturday Special GIN, Hiram W alker, pt. 65¢ PAY N PHONES 92—95 a can, 25¢ 3le RYE KRISP Ralston—I our Jug each, 39¢ PRUNES Fancy Oregon TAKIT Open Until Midnight AND FAMILY HERE 'he was particularly pleased with of (pulling a distressed vessel off the | Columbia River bar | noon. THE’DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JAN. 4, 1935. flllllllllllIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHHIHIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIII||II||III|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII " Entire Stock of COATS Suits and Dresses Cut to -2 Off and Less All that Is Choice in Fashion, Fabric and Furs Coats of quality, character and distinction that mark them. as, Leader’s at a glance — yours at the decided savings indicated by their low clearance prices. - Many have been in the store but a few weks—but all must go to make this a complete clearance. Examine their fine furs—fox, caracul, skunk, squirrel, mink, Kolinski and other fashionable pelts. Notice their superior woolens and marvel at their incredibly low close-out prices — then choose from this marvelous array of distinguished styles! lieved to have been caught from a horse, injections would be made of extracts from horse dandruff; if from a dog, extracts from a dog’s hair. Strawberries, shell fish, eggs and wheat have also been blameéd by St. Mary's physicians for giving asthma. The treatment in these cases would be extracts from the foods 'in question. Patients who have caught hay fever through inhaling grass pollen are treated with grass polen ex-« tracts. Tt is claimed many cures were efected hy this method last summer. ‘The common cold is also being investigated by St. Mary's, The physicians. hope to discover what kinds of inoculation will cure colds for most Mple T that after- Lieut. Anderson said today that | his new assignment, as he had r Saturday N ight MOOSE HALL Haynes Orchestra @® Admission $1.00 @ Ladies Free arge Pkgs. 31bs., 25¢: quested Alaska duty several times in the past. e PETERSBURG WANTS STORE The principle result of the recent query sent Petersburg citizens on liquor control in their city resulted in a desire for a municipal-owned liquor store and a strong indica- tion that the voters do not favor DRESSES REDUCED For Complete Clearance e Dmieits now s-l 2 ; 45 Reg. $22.50 and $24.50 . 9.45 5.45 3.95 These are fashions that come right out of our own stock of successes . . . fashions that em- brace the woolens, the velvets, the pure silks and processed silks of high prestige. The very fashions that are now at the height of their importance. Make your selection early — while price groups-are complete. HALF PRICE SALE of HATS Al smart, b:-coming hats—tailored typzs, dressy models, in fine felts and fash- All wanted colors and black. | so many privately-owned beer par- lors. 1 e i Group 1. WRANGELL P1ONEER DIES John F. Coburn, known to friends as “Paddy,” died in Wrangel} re- cently. Born in Ireland 80 years ago, Coburn had lived in Wrangell for the past 25 years. Old papers for sale here, Afternoon, Sports, Street Semi-Formal and Formal Styles Reg. $18.75 Group ) now Street, Afternoon and Sports Styles Reg. $9.95 now Group 3. Sports, Afternoon, Business and Street Models Reg. $7.95 now Group 4. ionable fabrics. LEADER DEPT. STORE GEORGE BROTHERS STORE OPEN EVENINGS i SUGAR BEST GRADE Pure Granulated > i JUNEAU CASH GROCERY 16 pounds 1.00 BEETS LARGE CANS Sliced each ,10¢ LIGHTHOUSE Cleanser,can . . . ... 5 NO. 2;—WITH PUREE Tomatoes, 2 cans . . . 2 P~ 5 C I. G. A.—Large Packages Rolled Oats, each SCHILLINGS—Drip or Regular Coffee,21bs. . . .. . 61 FANCY ASSORTED Cookies, Ib. ORANGES 2doz., 49¢ 58 and 455 58 and 455 NO. 2%;—FAMILY CANS Pears,2 cans . . - . . 39c 2 r 9 NO. 2Y;—FAMILY CANS Peaches,3 cans . . . . 53¢ KELLOGG’S # Rice Krispies, 2 pkgs. . 25¢ POTATOES 100 Ibs., $1.79 ' hones 2 9¢| SANICLOR The Wonder Bleach quart, 12¢ GRADE YAKIMAS BUY NOW CATSUP Tomato—Pint Bottles . each, 12¢ 2o e e g IIIIIIIlIllllullllullllullllwll_lIIIIIIHHIIBM 1 M SR A OO AR LS OO “ SR AL st = = § =2 = = = <]