The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 28, 1937, Page 2

) 4 L l U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUUTURE, WEATHER BUREAU - S THE WEATHER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, SEPT. 28, 1937. (By the U. S. Weather Bureau) " Vi 1 ’ | | Forecast for Juneau and vicinity. beginning at 4 p.m., Sept. 28. “ " { Fair tonight, Tuesday increasing cloudiness; gentle variable winds, { ymosftly westerly. LOCAL DATA h Seems t]’lfll Ll[tle FFl- 7 Time Bar;(;r%%lcr '!r‘zmp. Hur’r;:rilty Wind Velocity Weathet ‘ = : |4 p.m. yest'y .3 5 S 4 Pt. Cld, low” Can't Get Wise | 14 am. today 3021 42 8% Nw 3 o X to Stock Market Noon today 3009 53 68 w 5 Cloudy i i RADIO REPORTS (Continued from Page One) oy 4 | g 5) i Max. temp. Lowest 4a.m. 4am. Precip. 4a.m. | Station last 24 hours temp. temp. velocit Even on that day there were| Anchorage 52 | 3sp TR ik k(‘;rs‘ Wi g more “odd lot” orders to buy than| Barrow 34 | 30 30 8 0 Clear to sell, 14,900 to 13592. While| Nome 44 | 40 42 the number of orders is not an exac'.[ Bethel 50 | 30 34 ‘: 'klls PCL.lmdl" ) measure of the number of buyvr»i | Fairbanks 46 | 32 36 6 T Clzuflv' and sellers, it points strongly to the| | Dawson 52 | 26 28 0 0 Cl‘i-ut' w |conclusion that the actual number | St. Paul 50 | - — — of little fellows who bought into' Dutch Harbor 48 | 46 2 a 46 y the market despite the break was Kodiak 52 P 42 2 ';2 ggfl:; greater than th : sold | 3 54 [ 2 : ! zi;m r than the number who \old‘ |;:‘::':‘:‘1::Ia ;; :i :; g 0 Cloudy But the following Saturday, Sop-:, | Sitka :51 36 —_ »; 3‘ g tember 11, there came another| Ketchikan 60 42 42 ) i | 8 0 0 lear wave of selling among the big buy-| Prince Rupert 60 44 44 4 0 an;l‘:r ers in the market that brought a| | Eamonton 50 28 28 4 0 Cloudy i slump as sharp as on the previous | Seattle " 52 54 8 0 CIml(lf/ - Tuesday. Tuesday it had been sug- Portland 4 54 5 3 ' 3 54 g 0 Cloudy gfasl(‘d that the sharp noge of Rus- San Francisco ... 60 52 58 12 0 Pt. Cld; sia to Italy on submarine pirac | |New York 64 52 52 14 14 C.loudv was responsible for the drop. By! Washington 56 80 50 . r 4 { as g - 5 6 31 Rain |Saturday that theory had been dis- WEATHER CONDITIONS AT 8 A.M. TODAY ! counted almost wholly, yet the be- ildering drop. catfié. Seattle (airport), cloudy, temperature, 53; Blaine, foggy, 42; Vic- PRI \toria, clear, 49; Alert Bay, partly cloudy, 44; Bull Harbor, partly cloudy, , 3 GET INTO NEW FALL CLOTHES STILL CAN'T SCARE HIM '4 Prince Rupert, clo}xdy. 45; Triple Island, partly cloudy; Langara | But did the little fellow take lI and, clear, 46; Ketchikan, clear, 43; Craig, clear, 48; Wrangell, cloudy, fright? Not so it could be measured 144; Petersburg, cloudy, 45; Sitka, clear, 38; Radioville, clear, 36; Ju- A i (neau, partly cloudy, 41; Skagway, clear, 37; Hawk Iniet, clear; Hoon- ' /that day 9,494 “odd lot” orders came ah; clear; Soapstone Point, clear Cordova, cloudy, 45; Chitina, P into buy 236764 shares of stock ‘clnu(!\'. 36; McCarthy, cloudy, 28; Por cloudy, 36; Anchorage, clou- Rt » | idy, 41; Fairbanks, cloudy, 36; Nenana, cloudy, 38; Hot Springs, cloudy, {while orders to sell came from but B D ety 34 Ryl sfege rngs ) 7,723 involving 222,621 shares, a = Pt 1% y, 34; Ruby, raining, 33; Nulato, cloudy, 32; Kaltag, neat margin considering that Sat- | l(',lou(l_v. 32; F}ut. cloudy, 33; Ohogamute, cloudy, 36. P urday is only part of a day so far | Juneau, September 29. — Sunrise, 5:58 a.m.; sunset, 5:41 p.m. as the stock market is concerned. WEATHER SYNOPSTS Nor did a week-end of cogitation High barometric pressure prevailed this morning throughout Alas- conpinck the little fellows that | ;kz\ and over the northwestern portion of Canada, the crest being 30.52 there was danger ahead. The fol-| {inches at Fort Norman. Low pressure prevailed over the Pacific Coast lowing Monday, September 13, “odd | States. This general pressure distribution has been attended by gen- ~ {lot” orders flocked into the market| erally fair weather over most of Alaska, with the exception of portions : 17,998 strong to buy up 457,064 S 5 of the interior where light showers were reported. E shares, compared with selling ur—! FOR OCTOBER EVENINGS It was cooler last night over Southeastern Alaska, with light frosts ders of 11,532 involving 337,483 October evenings call smart dinner frocks. Here is one of warm reported at Sitka and Juneau. shares. f grape-red lace designed with the fitted bodice which-marks this fall's ' s SR So much sustained buying by the| fashions. Velvet shoulder bows and long-tailed girdle are of the | friendly and optimistic. Yes, you “little fellow out in the street”| gsame rich hue. YE ls guessed it, oxygen makes good must indicate a wealth of puhh("A Sl tdayl R g traveling salesmen. Leaves are falling down ’round your head e, T | FROM BELLINGHAM NORM S Phosphorous—If you have an ex- all | Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd Loomis Miss Barbara Cranson of Cordova cess of this, you believe in fortune- ... some are brown, some red . . . it’ssthe nivurce nuuhle Cordova returned recently from 18PE: RecAREID: fob /SEACLTE: : whera she ] telgng, reading palms, and all that. % R at e R A . iy ok oo | trip to Bellingham h will attend Wilson’s Modern Busi- ydrogen — With lots of this Let’s Go” time of the year when every man ToPcoATs mis, a teacher, studied at Belling- |ness College. | LONDON, Sept. 28—If you like yo:\rle hthe big-bodied type. c‘ wants to look his best. Smartly tailored, i ham Normal School 2R IS {your spinach, yowre well on the |, SUPLUE = Broduces the unstable } 3 " $ bty “ |ve ears P 2 RETURN TO CORDOVA iway toward being a highbrow. . Erori- g on, richer looking suits and topcoats for fall "37 UNION HOLDS DANCE Mr. and Mrs. Tom White Jr,! And there’s not much you can n—Makes artists. await vou at BEHRENDS! You'll find : Clam Diggers' Union of Cordova arrived in Cordova recently from do about it, according to P. St. MR T ayatf you ‘et BEHRENDS! Youll find all CHICAGO, Sept. 28.—In the Past pelq a successful dance in the City Seattle, where they have been liv- John Doherty, Manchester [ chologist, who told the Bri /DIES S0 TO five years decrees granted in di-|Ayditorium recentls the newest styles in all the newest patterns Here is the ultimate in smart e . g. | clothing suits in single or {vorce cases in the superior court| Union of Practical Psychologists all and shades of the season. Come in today double breasted models’ With have doubled, a report from the ————— ~about it. : i J . 4 - L i executive committee of the court 2Rl s Lt A e | YoOUr artistry depends on the . and get into NEW fall clothes . . . enjoy ")‘”“ ‘]" ;Il"’” b:“r‘“ea'u'l 4 "‘r’)r‘:t Shomsd ' S B ount 6f your o BEhale - Ada coats light as er 4 § a 4 7 that grand and glorious “Let’s Go” feeling. warm as toast. _The report, addressed to ‘»h“: if you want plenty of both, eat judges of the superior court, re- lettuce, spinach and prunes. COLUMBIA, Missouri, Sept. 28. | Here are some of the elements, |—Albert R Waters, Jr., University of vealed that from June 21, 1932, to and what happens if you have |Missouri sophomore, was found shot June 30, 1933, there were 3,732 di- {vorce decrees entered. From June plenty of them: to death in a fraternity house. 21, 1936, to June 8, 1937, there were Calcium—Makes the strong, silent | The police said he expressed a man. desite for “communion with his ma- Oxygen — Good talkers, mixer§, |ker.” 6,711 decrees. - » st | - crees this year than last the report “ ) . e S showed. During the term from Juneau’s Leading Department Store 11922 to 1933 there were 4916 di- vorce cases filed, while the 1936-37 | period showed 9,243. This year there were 1344 more such Youth Crushed to STRANGE DEATH ILL POLICEMAN ™ e e Death as He Sings ’gR{WES PUZILE CATCHES THIEF Sacrifice i The First National Bank UNEAU CAPITAL—$50.000 Scorned SURPLUS—$100,000 WASHINGTON, Sept. 28 \'vw—‘r BALTIMORE, Md. S 28 NEW YORK, S"F‘ P s O ® tuals were sung by a twenty-one-|Death in a guise so strange it |\ *‘?‘d *ff;l,‘ccp"_"'l'("‘"’:‘:“ ”“I’"“Sw CHICAGO, Sept. 28. — Romantic| year-old youth as he was slowly|baffled physicians, came to a nine- | FOrtunato, “Fm sick. Can I g0 histories of the future should not| COMMERCIAL A S crushed to death in an elevator ac-|year-old boy here. Johns Hopkins |PO™€ |ignore the case of Madelino Fer- | ~ C ND SAVINGS cident at a laundry here doctors injected a quantity of the | NOW, thavs a sorry way to start|rera. It proves to a blase posterity ACCOUNTS The victim, James Seadman, sang | boy pinal fluid info a rabbit in|being a hero, but it's the way | that sighing swains still marLyr] SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES Fortunato felt as, excused, he|themselves to gain a smile from | and ed a an attempt to learn the exact g BB mscue squad feverlanlyjbure of the UiHe vickms . faia) 1‘”“”1“‘ i) . | tair young maidets. 3 | * As compared with ofher foods in diet, Acme Beer is relatively non-fattening. manipulated jacks for malady—first diagnosed as rabies. But today Fortunato is a hero| Madelino, it appeared in Stock- | \CME BREWERIES * San Franclsco, Los Angeles 3 minutes before they could i Dexter, son of Mr. and because, ill as he was, he captured |yards court, even went so far as! @ his body, pinned between the imuel Dexter, was bitten by (2 &em robber. to eat at one sitting six double- oo — 3 ol il ~ 2% Pdld on tor and the shaft. He died be-|a stray cat. Ten days later he s Thon Napolitano entered a |chocolate sodas in order to attract fore his body was released i il and, on advice of |Jewelry store, cowed the proprietor |the attention of Miss Frances Fer- | Savinqs Investigators were unable to draw |@ Physi¢ian, his parents took him with a pistol, scooped up $500 in |nandez. | From Steadman his version of how|to Atlantic City jewels and cash, according to po-| But Miss Fernandez only frown- 2 £ Accounts the accident happened. He was be Mrs. Dexter was advised by ‘,m“lwv charges, and dashed off toward |ed and obtained a warrant for his Sauest, her son|an “El” station, where Fortunato arrest. She said it was not the“ lieved to have been entering the Other physician to bri semi-automatic lift when someone |back to litimore for further | Was standing. first time he had “annoyed” her. on an upper floor pushed a button j Ut 0t as his condition was| Fortunato ignored Napolitano's| Madelino was fined $25 and costs, | for the elevator. rap! become eritical ‘Stand still or T'll shoot.” He bang- |but was given time to get over his After a partial investigation, Col Md., Herbert suddenly |€d the fugitive over the head wnh!passlon for Miss Fernandez and the ¢ a turn for the worse and was |the butt of his revolver, turned him |effects of the double sodas. The on this John W. Oehman, building ir tor, reported faulty wiring contrib- | Placed in Union Hospital, where hi jover to policemen in better health, | judge indicated he would vacate . \ R e e T was diagnosed as rables. |and continued homeward. the fine in such event. GENERAL@ELECTRIC ' Steadman apparently sought to| The boy was transferred to Johns emem er board the lift while it was in mo- |HOpkins Hospital for more exten- WRINGER L Sion- sive treatment, and physicians| ‘m. re learned he had been given | anti-rabies treatment immediately be . £ Hungry Wlte Talls u‘)ll s, but illustrated also feat: ACTI- VTSR, ioam (i not been delivered By 6:00 P. M. cation, and Quiet Operation: MADE BY GENERAL ELECTRIC AT BRIDGEPORT CONN. CHICAGO, Se of wanderin band to ge the three childrer born T Young has lived with told Judge Lamber 226 A copy will be sent you IMMED- IATELY by SPECIAL CARRIER. (Do not call after 7-15 P. M) v (Labor Coumceil: ! .| Chemist, s Dead| dav. September 29. $85.00 Cash | ol 1 “x‘.;'J':‘f)(ff-f“}';l‘:lxfi,xx'.f.-(1!,‘.‘:}{:‘“:.\1 fiIaLtODEIe'ES :sg? aré request- Model AWR2P—7 Single Sheet Capacity 128 bitten. Nuted Educatnr, | speciAL MEETING, Wednes YORK. Pa, Bopt 2-Dr. G, H.| $8.50 Down—Balance Monthly ult of an attack of the heart.| ad gone last 30 cents, but ha He was charged with conduct. Young was fined $100, must work out in t Br Judges Hayes promised to t He was former president of the New Collegiate Institute. ® B \(ll\( ;l.? SE}:’"}“ i e CHRIS HENNI:I’ll”\Ie(SEi%em. ALASKA ELECTRIC Miss Florence McDonald! me 8 POWER co. i the |HOS Cor{vol sméfs T‘d stops rolls— : Bpisi g L A e [f your "Daily Alaska Empire” has I the problem of Mrs. Yo: b children with social work- |and Miss Rhea Stevens, left Cor- ara, lova recently for the States J |