The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 20, 1936, Page 2

2 THk DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, AUL,UST 20, I936 MAKE OVER YOUR HOME for; FALL, NOW! New Curtains Rufffed=—Green «Orchid, Red or Cream Per Pair $1.50 and $1.75 Cottage Sets Netv Apbliduée~"Désigns very attractive! §2.5Q set ADJUSTO-NET PANELS Lace Curtains ‘Specita lLots > sl.so pair GQLORED LARGE MES. Rust, Green, Redi & l@dmnrn $2.50 pair UPSTAIRS BARGAIN DEPT. CLEARANCE SPECIAL! To'make room for Fall shipments of new items we are grouping many articles in new price lots of 10¢, 25¢, 50¢, $1.00 WORTH MUCH MORE! B.M. Behrends Co.,Inc. “Juneau’s Leading Department Store” | | | " GOING TO CORDOVA = battle, tehtatively set for mid-Sep- | - g i Morrs and Mrs. Jack Mof- | 3y the dozens of Eastern offers that ern from Haines, left on the Alas- are pouring in kn 10F OHraOVE, Aldare Seems Rugged SAM SANNESS MISSING FROM JUNEAU HOME No Trace (:f_Well Known Carpenter Since Friday Night, Is Report Juneau police and deputy mar- shals have started a search for Sam Sanness, missing Juneau carpen- ter, who has not ‘been seen since last Friday. His boat is tied up at the lower City Float not been ai his residence on West Ninth Street for almost a week, of- ficials were advised. Last ‘seenr of Sanness, he ‘helped Harry Keaney repair cornices on the Keaney ‘residence on Twelfth Street last Friday night. He is re- porte! to have returned to his own home and started a fire, but no trace of ‘him ‘has been found since. It believed for a time that 'he may have gone down to boat to do some work and fallen overboard, but uncovered to nothing ' has been uphold this theory. | authorities said. AR . 2 NEW INDIAN ACT IS EXPLAINED AT and he has C. OF . SESSION Benefits to Juneau, Other| Communities Will Fol- low New Setup (Continued from Page One) Robert Bender brought up the planning board system used by the Seattle Chamber of Commerce in connection with solicitations and it was decided to have Secretary Cur- tis Shattuck write for complete de- tails for presentation to the local Chamber. Major thought of the Se- ‘attle plan is the correlation of com- munity effort. The Chamber there passes on the purpose and probable |benefit of a movement in addition |to lending | Bender pointed that many of Mr the movements sponsoréd here are lan- datory, and, given full Chamber its authorization. 1support; could be of lasting benefit At ‘the same time, he said, there are other efforts which are most] a waste of time and money but - D Mrs. Hans Floe, wife Superintendent of of the 'cannery, 1& @ passenger aboard the Victoria enroute to Juneau . Which, if correlated with some other ° worthy project, might be beneficial | the Hawk Inlet | se of the MOMENT For a Campus Success For weekend college dances, here is a gown of shimmering met- alized black silk taffeta designed to catch the eye of the stag line. It has the high molded bust]ine and slender waist characteristic of many of this fall's frocks and is finished with a little jeweled clip. The co-ed wears it with real gardenias clipped to her wrist and in her hair. TO HIS AGLE RIVER PROPERTY Arthur C. Thane left for his min- ing property at Eagle River this fternoon axfl will return to town y next week - OPERATION PERFORMED K. Stephenson underwent operation this morning at s Hospital. CRYSTAL PALACE DRY GIN A5 PROOF - - GRIGSBYS LEAVE B. Grigsby is a pas- to Seattle aboard the Yuken Mr. Grigsby left on the same steamer for Ketchikan FIGHT TONIGHT, TACOMA ARENA Middleweigfihampion Is to Take on Jackie Aldare Freddie Steele, Middleweight champion, is scheduled to fight in Tacoma this evening. This is ac- cording to the following article ap- pearing in last Sunday's Seattle Times: . The boxing “world will take time out, in the mext few weeks, to consitler the case of Freddy Steele, the {nev\m( of all ring champions The middleweight king, having recovered from the thrill of taking the crown from Edgdie (Babe) Ris- ko, settles down in the next few weeks to proving that he is the greatpst 160-pound monarch in re- cent ;history of Fistiana Aldare has been training in Tas coma since Wednesday for his battle with Steele, impressing fans there as a rugged foe for the cham- pion. Not tough enough probably, to upset Steele, Aldare looks good enough to extend Freddy The Brooklyn fighter lost recent decisions to Eddie (Babe) Risko, the former champion, and to Ken Overlin, Jack Dempsey’s protege, but gave both ranking middle-! weights plenty of action He’s a youngster who has been boxing -about four years, but in that time he has met most of the East's leading 160-pounders Pruxman in Charge Nate Druxman, Seattle boxing promoter, is in charge of the Spo- kane show, aiding Al Morse, Spo- kane* promoter, who is ill Druxman expects to land Steele’s opponent within the next forty- eight hours. He is dickering with a number of outstanding Eastern middleweights. | Payne Quite Busy S0, while he's proving it, he'll Cecil Payne, the galloping Ken- rivaly activity in the heavyweight ticky Kunnel, is keeping busy world that brings together those! ‘Supporting” Freddy Steele. two spotlight seekers, Joe Louis ana' Payne defeated Gene Mitchell in Jack, Sharkey in New York next the semiwindup when Steele won Tuesflay, and pairs Max Schmeling, the title from Risko. | agaist Champion Jimmy Braddock _ This week he takes on Chalky next,taonth. He also overshadows, Wright, Los Angeles negro, in one the work of the popular lighter ©f the six rounders on the Tacorma champions, Welterweight Barney, ¢A¥d. Don LaRue, who came nm-h, Ross' and Lightweight Tony Con-|irom. Los Angeles to help tra zoneri. Steele, is keeping busy, too. Steele opened his fall campaign| He knocked out Jefome Lewi last night at the Omak Stampede, °0 the Risko card, boxed Lewis a boxing & couple of sparring part-!Second time last night at Omak nersiin a four-round exbibition. jand he's paired off with Al Host: Tqmorrow and Tuesday®he planis {{° gurly- -headed ‘Georgetown sock work in the gym to'fit him| 8F th ancther six= m.dpr Thursday. | harcg for his first non-title fight since oo ascending-‘the throne, against Jack-{ ie Aldare of ‘Breoklyn in Tacoma | next' Thursday evening. | CAMPAIGNING A couple,of days rest After that fight and hell" start preparing for his ‘/Spokane engagement, another 10-round overweight battle Thurs- day -evening, September 3. SEE THESE SAMSON TABLES |freshment Trays (illustrated below) “You ¢an stand ont‘um—you can place hot dishes or wet glasses on them— spill boiling water jor liquor on them « « o I’s all in the day’s work to a Samson bridge table. No other card table has all of these unusual features! @ Double locking, hon-rustable hinges —will not fold up accidentally. TEN SMART STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM SY95 GROUP Black, SAM- SON-HYDE TOP, Leather Grain, Washable. Strong enough to stand on! Red or Green Trim. $295 GROUP Made to sell regularly at $4.00. Double braced legs. Choice of Checkerboard tops.—Modern pattern trimmed in silver. Brown Spanish or Green Spanish. 8395 GROUP Deluxess 0 lect from beautifully finished tops in Ivory, Spanish Grain or Walnut Grain. EXTR A puring this sale only, a $1.00 set of SAMSON Re- A $2.50 VALUE will be given with $3.95 tables. u. 8 DEPAETMENT or AOHJCU‘LTURE WEATHER BUREATI ) THE WEATHER ° (By the U. 3. Weather Bureau) Forecast fur Juneau aud vicinity beginning at 4 p.m., August 20: Generally fair tonight and Friday; cooler tonight;.light to mod- 4 erate westerly winds. LOCAL DATA Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Veloelty = Weathey 4 pm. yest'y 30.14 58 96 s 6 Rain 4 am. today 30.13 54 94 w 4 Clear Noon today 30.09 65 67 w 12 Clear CABLE AND KADIO REPORTS YESTERDAY | TODAY Highest 4p.m, | Lowestdam. 4a.m. Precip. éam station temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24hrs, Weath( Anchoragq .67 - 42 — — 0 Barrow 38 38 | — Nome 52 50 48 50 24 58 Rain § Bethel 62 62 42 42 20 0 cldy | Fairbanks 60 60 50 50 a2 [.& cidy | Dawson 56 46 48 48 4 Trace Pt. Cldy: St." Paul 54 54 48 50 12 0 Pt Cldy Dutch Harbor 58 58 52 54 3 0 Pt. Cldy Kodiak 62 80 | 50 50 4 0 . Clear Cordova 64 64 | 50 50 0 02 Clefir Junean 58 58 | 53 54 L] 40 Cl Sitka B = % = iadial - Kétetitkan 25 N2 60 60 8 0 Cidy Prifice Rupert .68 . 66 48 58 4 0 Pt. Cidy Edmonton 4 68 | 48 50 4 0 Pt. Cldy Seattle 82 82 58 58 4 o Clear Portland B4 8 | 64 64 4 0 CIEAI' San Francisco 60 58 | 54 54 8 Trace Rain New York 84 80 | 172 6 18 0 Cldy Washington 84 80 4 6 4 Trace Cldy WEATHER CONPYTIONS AT 8 A. M. Ketchikan, partly cloudy, temp:rature, 66; Craig, partly .cloudy, Wrangell, cloudy, 58 Sitka, clear, 62; Radioville, clear, 52; Skag- way, clear, 52; Soapstone Poirit, clear, 64; Yakutat, clear, 85; Cor- dova, cléar, 58; Chitina, clear, 48; McCarthy, clear; Anchorage, clear, 50; Portage, clear,” #4; Fairbanks, cloudy, 52; Nenana, cloudy, 58; Hot Springs, cloudy, 54; Tanana, raniing, 54; Ruby, raining, 48; Nu- lato, cloydy, 50; Kalfag, raiding, 50; Unalaska, raining, 48; Crooked Creek, riining, 59; Filat, raining, 48. WEATHER SYNOPSIS High barometric pressure prevailed this morning from the west- ern portion of the Aleutian Islands eastward to Dawseon, thence southward over the Pacific Ocean to latitude 40 degrees north, there being two crests, one over the Aleutians and another over the Paeific Ocean about 1,000 miles west of Prince Rupert. A storm area pre- vailed over the Bering Sea from Nome northward to .Barrow. This general pressure distribution has been attended by précipitation from Nome southeastward to the northern portion of Southeast Alaska, followed by clearing weather this morning over most of Alaska, ex- cept from the Seward Peninsula northward where rains and south- west gales were reported. ONE DEMONSTRATION Wll.l. CONVINCE YOU THAT YOUR GENERAI. ELECTRIC ‘The General Electric auto- matic range simplifies the art of good cooking and G-E Hi-Speed CALROD Heating Units make electric cooking much faster and - cheaper! Let usdemonstrasal SOLD ON EASY PAY PLANI [ ] Alaska Electric Light & Power cu. JUNEAU 6 DOUGLAS 18 AFTER 6‘00 P. M.l PRI 5 | 226 If your Daily Alaska Empire has not reached you PHONE 226 and a copy will be sent by SPECIAL CARRIER to you mmv ® Ash Tray and Holder for Glasses. ® Fits on the corner and keep~ R RERipa with NN tpuided oldgen o For Quick Resulis T}yyAn Emfnre Clcissfi*iedJ steel corners! IN DE I.UXE And after that comes a’Seattlc (Continued froi: Page One) { on the tour. He will travel by the; New York Central to Chicago, where | {the train will switch to the Chicago| | & Alton tracks for the run through| Ilinois. At St. Louis the train \ull‘ be: shifted to the Missouri- Pacific | for the trip to Kansas City. e S DISMISSED FROM HOSPITAL Miss Doris S8wap, a surgical case, !|was dismissed from St. Ann's this| {morning in a very much improved condition. onil ¢ ® Every top washable! ® Thirty-inch, extra large tops—larger playing surface! | table top clear. ® Easily removable to empty ashe-. See in use, you and your friends | will want additional sets for othe: tables. HOTEL GASTINEAU Every Effort Made for the ©* ™ Comfort of the Guests! GASTINEAU CAFE in connection’ AIR SERVICE INFORMATION s