The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 23, 1935, Page 2

by T % » i lllIIIIIIIII||IIIIII||IIlIIIII|IlIIHIIIlmlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIuyIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIlllIIlllIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIlI il DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER, BUREAU™ ‘ | THE WEATHER = (By the U. S. Weather Rureau) = Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 4 p.m., Sept. 23: = Showers tonight and Tuesday; moderate southeast winds. § | LOCAL DATA = Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity ~ Weather = | 4 pm. yesty ....2089 48 86 SE 12 Lt. Rain = | 4 am. today . 29.95 42 87 w 4 Lt. Rain = Noon today 2996 44 74 w 4 Lt. Rain = ‘ CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS = | YESTERDAY | TODAY § v = | Highest 4p.m. | Lowest4a.m. 4a.m. Precip.’ 4am. | Station temp. temp. | temp. temp velocu.y zlhrs Weatan_ Anchorage 45 4 | 19 - ¥ = | Barrow eoa dy |18 M AR o ‘cudy = | Nomé .. L4 44 = | Bethel 50 44 30 30 4 0 Cldy = Fairbanks . 30 30 24 24 4 0 Cldy = o byt | Dawson CoREE 2% 2 | Camane: Snow 5z — = | St Paul 50 50 | 46 48 .. .1%3.. . 0F Rain = 3 | ! | Dutch Harbor 50. 50 | ‘46 4Bid3 | W6 RAIn = TED Mfig’ | Kodiak i: i: | gg :: : 2 gaar = Dresses | SAVE | v+ Maws.. .o s ol | A el 3 = & . B T R R e e = = SAVE MONEY on your WIN- w lShlrt Ketehikan B 80 | 48 4 50 Rain = This group of dresses in novel-| TER BEDDING NEEDS. Take 001011 8 B ool B T m T = ty woolens come in plaids, | advantage of this “sale and QXY ATy Y S S Gy checks and plain colors. stock up for cold weather. | San Franisco ... 68 56 | .54 56 4. 0 Cudy | New York .7 7 | 50 52 18 0 Clear : Washington 80 q0.5 - 88 T80 v 1d [ Clear Special for Pay Day Wea rerll P luou?s ‘ WEATHER CONDITIONS AT § A, M. ‘ 9 |7x24 All—Feather Ketchikan, cloudy, temperature 49; Cralg, raining, 48; Wrangell, i cloudy, 46; Sitka, raining, 45; Skagway, cloudy, 43; Radioville, rain- ing, 38; Cordova, clear, 36; Chitina, partly cloudy, 26; McCarthy, | cloudy, 26; Anchorage, clear, 31; Fairbanks, cloudy, 26; Ruby, cloudy, 25; Nulato, partly cloudy, 26; Kaltag, cloudy, 28; Nenana, Tanana, Hot Springs, Unalakleet, Flat, Crocked Creek, missing. WEATHER SYNOPSIS A slight barometric depression was centered this morning ove. the Gulf of Alaska, the lowest re orted pressure. being 29.80 inches, Wearwell These political opponents of the late Sen. Huey Long of Louisiana ~N cmo e’;l;e:;:d;:.hlaevz w.n;ihl:u e ;;y Imo':; “;;hzflf"':';‘lfl g:;:es;'l‘fi | a short distance west of Yakutat. High barometric pressure pre- f evepr Ader’s: power. L ailed the interior of Alaska and over the th i ( Loats Comforters MEN'S S IRTS 0 TS B pnadusers Swniey former diricd aorney: Lowsr 816 T, | Staies, v storm ren o maried iy s cnterd over the A“ “l d l F] 1 H A . B E Photos) i | North Pacific Ocean in the vicinity of the Aleutian Islands. This cotton i qu‘l‘ts' Lt Special, 3 g‘nnflfl; ;, B! it B e — | general pressure distribution has bzen attended by precipitation from One groip of Sport Coals in | patterns. Sze 72384, L LONG’S SUCCESSOR HERE? |1 o s s e ol . O Tweeds and Worsteds. Plain Special for Pay Day MEN’S MONKEY F. CE | morning over the Gulf of Alaska &nd the Alaska Railroad belt. 3 % ! fell Saturday night and Sund i Fairbanks. and plmd desiuns. $3 95 : GLOVES G l’fi(t 'W s ‘ Snov;"rezzmgfl :‘:m?er:t‘firets a:;ere ‘;zpzl}']wrgo::rgfig;;ut Lheanixslterlor, ' id % | western, and northern portions of Alaska. Freezing temperatures | were also reported at Kodiak. A minimum temperature of 19 de- Special for Pay Day WEARWELL PART-WoOL Men’s Work. Shoesi\ bt oo e o B 1 sl 9 75 72x84. Assorted colors. §°mp°sm°“l i;; 326 K 'Old papers ior sale at Empire Offico i Regular value, $4.75 ecl W1 mf i Rk s e e I . Special for Pay Day RECEG R P NOTHING SERVES LIKE ‘ [ = 2 ( 9 Tpe < P g i g : $3.95 Boys’ Bib Overalls CONNORS’ SERVICE , = Children’s Coats | couonSpoot 81 nkels Ages 8 a6 . Call 411 Now! | | = - : peci 00 par e ’ = $4 75 $n 25 White, green, peach and or Specull $1 p r C M ¢ ! g . to »0. Chld 70x90. W onnors Motor ; 2 Ll wool Chinchilla Coats for| Special $1.50 each widren's star Co.. Inc. ‘ = Al weol hinchilla Loats Tor ’ I% ! ~ = the kiddies from 2 to 14 years.| EXTRA HEAVY COTTON Brand Oxfords : 4 § W_cll tailored, all lined. Brown, 4 SHEET BLANKET Black- andvbrowss: SmesfHo.Z L] = wine, blue and navy. 72x84. Regular $2.50 value $1 50 fli | = for $1.95 PLoU PO . .. ‘ = g , | , g ; £ SHORT LENGTHS IN SILK DAMASKS--Durataps and Tapesrepps. ‘ . OPEN ALL NIGHT E = Suitable for draperies, couch covers and .cushigns. Spc_clal at tliakan Hotol Ligiiok S | one-third off regular price. | 42 askan ttolel Liquor Store SHORT PIECES OF PERCALES, VOILES AND DIMITIES — Cluse Dave Housel Prop. _Phane Single 02 voes | g out at 5 yards for $1.00. ‘ _ o £ PRINTED CO TTON AND RAYON DRESS F ABRICS > SPCCIal 2 One or all of these political lieutenants of the late sén. Huey Long RICE & AHLERS CO ! = y succeed to some of the power of their fallen leader. Top, left to | " = drds f()l' $100 t: George Wallace, legislative aid, and Abe Shushan, political | Heutln" Plumbmg Sheet Metal Work E 2 = Qr,Ll.owor |I-v: g? right: Spe’a:er All’er‘: Ellendr and Seymour | s PHONE 34 ~ ~ NY TTT T 1 T - . 88, Lona’s nolitical trascivar cenciated Dran- g STRIPED SUITINGS and SEERSUCKERS—Variety of colors, 4 yards . niuidy b & R ap e d - = for $1.00 ; FAST T A 1 oy = VU, e = R = : . SGEN. FOULOIS BN, [ For INSURAN{JE . NG = B U ISTORETRE AUTO CRASH| e summamusen | = = lo E — s B nee E beof Al C(,ma Leaves Five Persons, o, i FOUfleefl‘m e = E Juneau’s Leadmv Departient Store 3 ( Govelslmentbgel;lfce ‘ RacTnH(?;ffi;oKnl“ed ' U N’ TE D F ()OD Cfl on Deceml | Jene CA OCE! 00 s oo g 5 | Snssipd el CASH GHOCERS. . A survey of major league ros- ~Lyn Lary seemingly nas filled the on a St. Louls Aand~la& as it is in War Department confirms the re- Persons and 14 rncenhoz‘si:; dlf‘d1 1 umi'.,() ‘-1 ehver eaty—- ne 16 Mlss t2rs shows enough ers from | Bro hole af shortstop, but 1mYakan -Wash; . Bangs, Tex. or pott that Maj. Gen. Benjamin D. ;:g‘a;‘nhz;e ":“Z “hen:‘:i“ o;] Pme rces—, L 3 : . and its ake the | the years the team was searching Bangor, Me. Foulois, chief of the Air Corps, will ay Obi CE f A i Lszmil-l ot r———e e - ‘ y I pennant contender, | for .an acceptable player, Linus| ¢ retire from active service Decem- 3’;’;‘ {ram,c:xgx?i :1_5‘ e:;m dx:;.ven g F h T k ;eg % iy Y Hat Bay lr’ y'x:gwro:l:hs":molf:; r:::flc?;; anfiog a “qifi” ~be.in3-}6uncement was made several & farm woman. res ena ee r L] { 5 eam this | tangiie Joe Mo ¢ the 'weeks ago when he was granted TR Mk R : ; iy Broac, Yanks: | s s saother iy eagua| (SAN FRANCIBOD. — Vacatins long leav beganing Seplember 35 BATOELONIA, Spein—the ;;;d EVERY MONDAY' Vi , Yanks; Irvinz Hadley. | product. were held “gifts” from employ=rs Today his rank and the retire- says! thére are nearly 30,000 s ohnny Mich i ; ixed. i : ; L Py - M ot KR O SR g e L DR Dl S Wesorer, - 10 perons i, Spin c AllfORNl A GROCERY . Mickey Cochrane, - ng B judgment »; st t chief, is expected to become | Sometimes They GO Far ny \l:uldin, ;n-;:;‘:; ;;g_ 'x(Tr:c alozLam soxow’:’ nl‘l:l;:(e y::;eng uym:u::‘:od;':‘:r‘xid vacaa»thlxar " um Air C;rpsxfead | Asks Olympxc Ban 2 Home Talent Fi ynor, Pirates; Leo Duroch-| “We try to get them,” he says.| i« w’t Laws &ld i | o PHONE 478 Prompt Delivery o — jer, Card Blondy Ryan, Yanks; “We work eut a lot of players e o Jolsn Dodson, Eagle River ranch- : By OSCAR KAHAN Bob Rolfe, Yanks; Joe Morrissey, each fall. Sometimes one of them | COLUMBIA, S. C— The first er grrived this afternoon for med- e 5 : = e 2 5 doesn’t show any particular abilify | three months of operation of South jca] treatment. He was accompan- P 2 - ST Sy and yet hell line up with scmelsct:l;:“;‘;‘s;&fl‘:g"‘:e: Z‘;“flif:‘ the jedq. by Lester Rink. 2 ¥ y s an- —r——————— as proved by the pli t started their baseball careers :;25; D teasl il enPO g nounced, SIky percent of the mon- pARKER ON VISIT HERE Louis Browns and B and colleges or on semi- | In other words, the Rajah points to sehools. 5 | | Skipper Rogers al teams in the vicinity out, it's just as hard f R N | Bert Parker, Strawberry Point . - i Browns has s Want Ads Pay! cattleman, arrived in town this | kY added his e ccrhing. His boat is anchored off | b e e Place Fris Coe Allen Shattuck, Ine. . forming in alien unif StOPPed PAD WEATHER EXPERIENC The gas boat Hyperian, Capt [} Established 1898 Juneau, Alaska made life miserable for opponents e B Short S. E. Anderson, sailed Saturday for Seymour Canal but was turned pack at Point Hugh by bad weather. T AT T Gov. George H. Earle { BASETT ON NORTH SEA Louis Bassett, who arrived on the The Governor of Pennsylvania, jr. George H. Earle, former U. 8. Min- Roskneed Hacts frop. Fair- i iey to Austria, joins the ranks of i o i stilled the Rajah’s s Knee injur: '3 For instance, he m1°m now be! fered b';; %r:u"k directing the following home-breds: | Crosetti, Yankee Al Smith and Allyn Stout, Gi- shortstop, further " Pritz _| imperils team’s ants; Jflmny ‘Welch and tz Os. e T Juneau Cash Grocery. x| . CASH GROCERS termuller, Red Sox; Charley Ruf-| ks, sailed for Seattle aboard o 4 et fing, Yanks; Emil Leonard. " Bode. | ! Yot flos‘p?ufio'r | cg North Sea. those decmnding.that: the. Unicy ‘Corner Second and Seward = b ers; Al Hollingsworth, Reds and/ indefinite period. | 1 T e $ETTES |0lymmc Games in Berlin because of | Free Delivery PHONE &8 | . Phil Hensieck, Senators, I SHOP IN JUNEAU, FIRST! Nazi policies.