The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 21, 1928, Page 6

YLy -Weathcr Conditions As Recorded by the U. 8. | B/ > » 3 By BILLE DE BECI( Wealhcr Bureau 1 MV WORD' A GOAT ¢ EXCEPT FOR | MY' I LIORE MR.GOOGLE p TS i T1IL SEE WHO 1Y D\. GOA HE FACT THAT THE LITTLE Apumal | WILL 88 ABLE To LEAVE r Juneau nml vicinity. beginning 4 p. m. today: | \S =NaL STAY A PRESENT ]“s FOR MR ERacie T WOULONT | HERE SOCN = I'™AFRAID and Tuesday; moderate ¢ y winds | b?gggN[MEm;nk AND WATCH - FOR MR.GOOGLE.\ "BermiT IT Iy The vosPiTaL - THAT GOAT MaY LOCAL DATA i Doc e ROOM 13 71 23X DISTURB The Barom, Temp Humidity Wind Velocity Weather SO\"\?(SN: s THE PATIENT, WHERE'S WIS / TORN T Nouk ! y..29.99 50 19 ;i 3 }gl ly o At :— MISS BURNS : y > RIGHT toda 9.79 1 10 3 ain ' s B e . m. today gg :_fl) 51 09 . i i Doc CABLE AND RADIO I\I Y’IVITQ “YESTERDAY Highest 8§ p.m. . temp. Bethel ; 50 Fort Yuk 6 3 I - Tanana 8 3 lede | J’ \ T ‘ gouuun - Dutch Harbor 36 3 3 .79 |7 2 | ) ) Bartcve 2 4 Re ain | g o SET T @198 by King Faatures Syndueate e gw < }1 M & ERIEDMAN June-u p 5 ; Ran| > ; ‘ ! Qreat Brtan ghts reserved \ San Geally Ketchikan ] 16 Rain | 3 - - Prince Rupert.. § 5 5 5 Cldy | Bdmonton . lear | : p = I e ; - f Lone isale: ais were able to get their hearts back . PHIL SCOTT STANDS UP ii s - cia | down where they belonged. San Francisco 56 he 0 | Great Flight, But | Commander hard B, Byrd, Sa ancisc ks ¢ i s with the huge America resting in el e G g m-bhgs tuan L0 TS H(’a Done Beiter | 4u dinwas: 138" givell W iast NOTE.—Obse tions at Dutch Harbor, Kodiak, Juneau, £ 37 “Good luck, old man!” and stood Prince Rupert, jonton, Seattle, Portland and San Franciseo| (Comitmuen rro * One.) {yhy to see the takeoff. are made at 4 a. m. and 4 p. m, Juneau iime. > i - | “Will he make it?” asked The WEATHER CONDITIONS visited 13 countries in Central and | Associated Press correspondent The pressure is low near the Alaska Peninsula and high off | South America. 3 W hen finally the air mail pilot. Pacific in this vicinity and| The New York-Paris flight of|destined to become the most| in Western and 1} 1ern \laska During thel miles ranks third, ahead cf |famous air figure in the world,| past twe r hours rain has faller rom Kodiak to Prince | nis Wash m.lun Mexico City flight | was off the ground. Rupert. Cloudy weather prevails in t extreme southwest and in cembe 7, a nonstop| “Certainly,” was the reply from clear weather in the northrn hal? of th ritory The tem-|jump of 2, miles on the first|Byrd. “It's three to ome.” perature is rising rapidly today in the upper Yukon Valley and/leg of h Pan-American tour. A moment later the naval offi- changes have been sii ewhere in Alaska. Next is his 1,200-mile hop from {cer lengthened the qnltla he had e - Havana to St. Louis at the con-|quoted. clusion of his goodwill tour. “It’s ten to one,” he said. “He * & 4 5 S . % W\ A t - i S‘ 'l /ill Seas These flights account for 34,925 | has accomplished his most diffi- 5 o ) : . _R——— mateur 1o Saw miles, The rest of the 50,000 was(cult task. He s off the ground.” ¢ j N With a Travelers Check you're covered in flights from New York A last word from the command ‘ In Great Radio Adventure!: s v i he | o reveea wim s ot on Y welcome “by-heck” plane which has succeeded his|a second count. He was asked i 4 | Spirit of St. Louis; from New| what his own plans were for fly-| o v P * s “STRANGER” MONEY! York to Quebec and back on an|ing to Paris in the big America. | 4 4 i X | urgent errand with cerum for] “Nome until Lindbergh gots| i s . Much of the enjoyment of vacation or travel is lost Floyd Bennett; from St. Louis to'there,” he answered. “The air § 4 K- Y - if there is unpleasantness or inconvenience as to Washington in the farewell trip, now belongs to Lindbergh.” b ! money. of the famous Spirit, which hs; One year later the air still be-| 4 e 2 . turned over to the Smithsonian|longs to Lindbergh, | - g - . . Cashing strangers’ checks is dangerous and the Institution for its permanent r. i d other fellow knows it. hibit of noted aircraft; and be . & ; 3 ' : : tween New York, Washington, Admlral Roblson : . ; Because they are self certified and self identify- Louis, Detroit and other citie | s 58 ) ing, “Travelers’ Checks” zre welcomed — even by business and recreational ips. PR S O TP R o Strangers! All these flights have 2 One of the most brilliant comebacks of the sea- made without any pretense by the a e ew son was staged at Madison Square Garden in young aviator to a knowldge of New York when Phil Scott, English heavy, navigation, l)n; m«l n:'lmnil s now 0{ Naval Aca overcame the long point lead which Roberto mastoring, under the tuiclage of ‘hnqy Roberti, Italian socker, had rolled up in the F' g ;)}uvn}i instructor, that sclence i | carly rounds. Scott made the fur fly in the "rSt Natlanal Bw.’k 49 BT final sessi k isi 5 r ——ee— [ Rip o ””F,,.f?"fflmi,'.’.‘f..flrfif.'; Newa “Fhere is o Substitute for Safefy” Has Received Many Nulton, Leaving Annapglis, | S 1 1 Presents and Medals Will Take Battle Fleet UMSEES HAVE BOY according to the attending physi- e o Command e cian, Dr. A. §. Kearsley. The But Not ‘Gift of Gab A 10-peun vor b as born | father 1s a chef. - by |to Mr. and Mrs. L. U lhv-! e (Continued from Page One) Secretary Wilbur announced the |family residence on stinean! Most of the thrill of the mod- ] L lappointment of Rear-AQmiral S. |Avenue at 8:30 o'clock Saturday | ern, carefree life ‘will vanish when “Where re you born?” S. Robison, commandant of | the evening. The buby has two |m1||, the bill from the plper comes in. Dotrot Thirtoonin ¢ v | MRS S S s NOW ON DISPLAY “How long have you beon fly- how 100y y Tl trict, Seattle, & “‘;‘.I\ years.” W ashington, 08 You could get along without CA’LLE OUTBOABD | - frae diany sallons of gasi il B SupeEs- - . flour if you absolutely had /2R Dy d ) itendent of to— 2 you uge an hour ey B . | MOTOR “Don’t know." : e / n “Married?" privinmed BUT WOULD YOU? Academy i 8 “No.” Annapolis, to E You can get along with cheap R LO! IT O “Got a giri?” succeed - grades of flour if it is abso- STEP IN AND OK IT VER No answer Rear-Admir= s lutely ncc ry-— i A week liter when he started|al Youls M. : ¢ ! Lighe Durable Compact the Spirit through the ra'n of a|Nulton. 5 y BUT IS IT? K gray Long Island morning he was| Admiral Especially \\hcx; wu'c-m get Lawrence Jones (inset), Brooklyn, N k24 amateur has em-(no more communicative. As hefNulton is to . Fisher “Blénd Fiie 41‘9'q L-‘;t barked on a radio adventure that will take him to every sea om|Sat at the controls facing the lonz|be trans- § ) S, @ the globe. He is 1adio cperator ¢n the non-magnetic yacht Car- stretch of Roogevelt Field runway|ferred to g " § such a reasonable price. A ! TARS i a8 to 8 im into the air|command of S \ neg'e, shown lcaving port on a three year scientific expedition ln‘:]);m,‘“‘:l‘:”:' {7:‘:}:‘1 }:”";“;'l‘ Iin l’:‘ S he hattle ADM'RAL ROBIEON | $2.75 PER SACK - which cfforts will be made to solvc a number of radio mvstenes he was begged for a word, any(fieet. Nosuc- New Superintendent || e el oV & | e . LAt SRt S R Lo G ik word, about anything. of Naval Academy || CALIFORNI l f{OCERY WASHINGTON, May 21—Out|the South Pacific, short wave| ‘“There’s nothing left to say,” h rmerly Commander-In-Chief | G v ¥ ¥oudtas 5 (DK oitts. | insis son, formerl on the North Atlantic on the first|Dioadcasts from KDKA, Pitts-| insisted he ‘Prepared to “give| 8% VTG SN Heet, has W8 Iap of a cruise that will take him |Pureh, and WKY, Schencctady, N.{her' the gun.” et been seléctad PHONE 478 “Best in Everything” through the s@ven seas, Lawrence! will bring melodies and mess- None of the 10,000 or more per- o o o S | Jones, exy amateur ope ), iy |28es from home to the scientists|sons looking through the dri beginning a three year rlLuum-‘i{”'l stheir crew. A h_. hly sensi-|at the gloomy elouds will for 4 Bgas iRy that promises some of radio's|tve receiving set will pick up|the day Lindbergh sailed :-",'\" B ‘!t’fmch 9t the. Northethy stations in Europe, South Africa,|Five times his hea don | CAMBCIGIEL Spmpeay, 18 in SR greatest thrills, t " g N neau today. He came th i Lo b | Hawali, Australia, Samoa and|plane see r disaster, ane 8 a04Y, game: north ‘oR 3 Young Jones is the radio oper-| gouin o M and|plane wsemediBRar disdater, and |k ity itt alideen uneflu Lumoer Lk RC. America. Radio also will| he is way bofore ator and observer on the non- Bo wah |\pBEE ¥ magnetic yacht Carnegie, vessel e C. W. Cash, Manager cf the !play an emergency role in “the|many of those out to cheer him ‘]]drnpgralur‘lgl[ The Fmpire. | magnctic vacht Cancgie, - vesnel| Gy ot llaoss. . —Lumber For Every Purpose— The boat is equippe spe- i he boat is equipped with spe Radio Relay Leaguo P 1 tiokme iy | AND WHERE | ¥ 3 [ i : A U tar ngntlfiy. Prices During most o ihe voyage B # W& HAIS‘DW in_Brooklyn, N ] Mik with the world. In ceied A D An, - and - J. H. R R hcratir Tomss' ; Brokaw, trave men, were ar- Devlences will range irom code|TiVals on the Admiral Watson. ehdts “with brother deiirs and Arrivals on the Admiral Wat- iis mekaidos son included S. G. Cass, automo- Rorer & " T esman, who is making a = f Y W sl ot tatie 1 e ltour of Alaska ) B orry ! / l ou want to-- tading 1 mysterious radio “echoes.” Gecrg wholesale dis- o butor, s @ senger for Ju- ‘echoes” are signals whict tri s enger for Ju R ki " Dha v bild neau on the Admiral Watson. / : Rent a Home g, i S e ot o i J “SERVIGE nd QUALITY? mitter or have passed more than DOG UNWRAPS CANDY | Get a Job g m ¥ o once around the world ¢ ; We Can P I Recent investigations of varis-| §TOCKBRIDGE, Mass—Candy. ] Find ‘Household or Office Help ! 8. IO, E fl;l)m, in radio “‘”h”h“ll n with| loving dogs that eat wrappers and s ; ’ ‘ PHONE 15 changin, agnetic a lectric | g y e 5 e ® S - LJLd, e B tns Jan 1o ths staliation LU may dearn:g fhing or-two from 4 Sell Your House or Automobile Srig oy : t : > ellation | Betty, James Coakley's bull dog. will noti th mfi of ) ! bl of complete radio equipment on|Betty carefully unwraps each Otice at onew SH . the Carnegie for the first time.|piece before eating. b the new General Electric Refrigerator. This : Recover Lost Articles pt. J. P. Ault, chief of the par ¢ ot i —dle gmallest model— hag nine et of | Busi ays. FRONT SEATS OBLIGATORY a&g The freezing d,m i B?y or .S“.’“ a Businees to ¢ i hort wave broadcasts will he the smallest poum i Sell Your Furniture or Piano . geceived during the entire cruise INCIL, BLUFFS h: d a definite program of (raus G5 mnk« 36 cubes of ice at once, h ghe o sod, ¥ pastor, with large fon and reception is being ar ) ! aud small ‘Songhdeaidi) ietly it operates. lnd ] L . I!itl L fanged with the Naval Research|iired of asking his hearers to ’ mu&:o.fln pe! i (fal'l_the Want Ad. Department of e'of SHEE . Laboratory in Washington,” Cap-|move up front. So he roped off 8: h ‘ ONA 9" w Ault said. the back pews. I ‘Thus we will carry out experi- ot Alaska Elect -] 8 L mts and iInvestigations on the T L gh N t problems of skip dis- Moosg,fi?EmTl°N e k s and of variations in sig Come out tonight and see th & 1 Co. intensity.” new officers put on l‘hw’ N\um: 3 Polver ‘While the yacht is in the ice-|Initiation. Important meeting i ore infested waters of the North C. D. FERGUSON, JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS, ALASKA tic and in the warm seas of'—adv. Secretary, l Juneau Phone No. 6 Douglas Phone No. 18