The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 28, 1929, Page 2

IDAY, JUNE 28, 1929. Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. Weather Bureau Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning 4 p. m. today: Cloudy tonight, Saturday fair; light variable winds. Y.OCAL DATA Summer Footwear For the Whole Family Humidity Wind Velocity Weather 60 SE 15 Pt. Cldy 91 E 2 Lt. Rain 85 S 6 Cudy Barometer Temp. .29.76 60 29.82 48 29.86 59 Time 4 p. m. yest'y 4 a. m. teday Noon today CABLE AND RADIO RENORTS ~ TODAY Low 4am. 4am. Precip. 4am. emp. temp. Velocity 24 hrs. Weather i Highest 4pm. 1 temp. temp. | Barrow U | Nome 54 | Bethel 6| Fart Yukon 0 Tanana 72 Eagle 64 St. Paul 44 Dutch Harbor 48 Kediak 62 Cordova 58 Juneau 60 | Ketchikan - Prince Rupert 52 Edmonton 68 Seattle 66 Portland 80 San Francisco 56 Stations— Clear Clear Clear . Cldy Cldy cldy Cldy cldy . Cldy . Rain Rain Rain Clear cldy Cldy cldy 36 50 % 44 51 . 51 0 50 52 40 46 50 46 48 50 43 48 5% 58 *52 *Less than 10 miles. 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So The distribution of pressure over Alaska has undergone little change since yesterday, the low pressure areas over the Interior and over the Gulf of Alaska moving slowly eastward. Precipitation oc- curred at Cordova and over Southezastern Alaska in the last twenty- four hours, B ‘SCREEN ACTRESS | eran urc) e V. arr; GIVES “WHOOP”;1S | i ofticiating. unerat srvanse- -GREETED AT DOCK ‘ ments are in charge of the Charles | W. Carter Mortuary. e COL. LANDIS GOES TO EASTERN RAIL ROUTE Juneau Young Hardware Co. sireable in warm weather. Real Bargains TRAVEL BY AIR Seaplane “Juneau” FLIGHTS TO ANY POINT DESIRED T | afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Luth- Louise Fazenda, the celebrated moving picture star, who is mak- ing the round trip on the Princess Louise, was greeted at the dock this morning by a number of young | Juneau admirers. = Miss Fazenda, ENROUTE FROM SEATTLE Col. Lee H. 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Sawyer, Administrative Assistant Secretary of the Interior this afternoon after making the tri- [ Department and representative of ! angle trip to Skagway, Haines nmllSt’creLary Wilbur on a trip of in- Sitka. It will leave for the su\uh‘ve:;tlgnflon to the Territory, was at five o'clock this afternoon. |due to reach Chitina this evening Arriving in Juneau on the Rog- | enroute to the States. TO ARRIVE SHORTLY |, He is ac-| : | Naval planes have made more than 2,000 flights in takeoffs from the carriers, Lexington and Sara- toga, without a mishap. ———————— We are now serving, SANDWICHES and SALADS. The best yet. Ju- neau Ice Cream Parlors. —adv, Joins White Sox who was. extremely gracious, was surprised at the number of chil- |dren who have called on - her at |every port the boat has stopped at. If she had known they were |interested in her and her work, |she would have arranged a recep- tion at the boat while it was in | port, she said. | As the steamer pulled out, Miss nda waved gaily and gave the best imitation of a war whoop | General Manager of the Alaska Railroad, was appointed early this month as assistant to the President of the Chesapeake Beach Railway Company, according to word re- ceived here by friends of Col. Lan- dis. His headquarters are in Wash- ington, D. C. After leaving the Alaska Rail- road, Col. Landis was connected with the operating department of the Western Pacific Railroad and i Returning to Junéau via Ketchikan and Way points Tuesday or Wednesday Alaska-W ashington Airways i PHONE 64 LARRY PARKS, Juneau Agent i ers were: D. E. Sheriff, J. T. White, Ray Dennis, E. Thompson and three liott and Major Douglas H. Gil- companied by Major Maleolm El-| { Madame Hetena Rubinstein, | third class. 1leltc of the Alaska Road commls—‘ With the exception of a little rain ; sion. at Sitka, the triangle trip was| Mr. Sawyer and Major Elliott will pleasant and fine weather was ex- |leave Cordova on the steamer Alas- perienced, W. E. Broughel, purser | ka and arrive here early next week. said. D There are 82 tourists and a large HAS MINOR OPERATION list of passengers going south on the Rogers. OFFICERS TRAP CAR, " “TWO OTHERS ESCAPE . Federal officers at Ketchikan last - netted one taxi and three| of moonshine liquor, and two George Barnes underwent a mi- nor operation this morning at St. | Ann's Hospital. | a0 S IO, NOW SPEED BOAT DRIVER BEDFORD, Ind., June 28—Bill Rariden, catcher, last with Cincin- escaped from a trap laid for nati in the major leagues, is a them, according to advices received |speed boat enthusiast. = Bill quit h h driver of thebaseball and came here to live. arrest. ——————————— . Federal Probibition Agent Handy Landed All Right Deputy Marshals Sulllvan and| The gent who threw the bottle | raid. The [may have missed his mark, but, the road fong|Benator Heflin got the brick the other two toSenate threw, right between his Howard u-pu,mm” nr'ular :Q“u‘ dent at Oregon State college stan ng\lgfl, will to the Chi- cage_#merican club this summar. | - e Commercial job priuting at The Empire, International Beauty Special-| ist, says: | “Remember that within you, there is latent Beauty, new| Youth, greater Loveliness. Let me help you.” Valaze Pasturized Face 4 Cream Valaze Cleansing Cream Valaze le Skin Food (embellisseur) Valaze Bleach Cream, Face Powder, Lip Sticks, Hair Tonics Sole Agents Phone 25 " Free Deliv ery |heard in Juneau for many a day. AT SR i made his headquarters in Los An- geles. He resigned that position to accept the one to which he has just been appointed. ok BT . | EMIL RASIO DIES AFTER | SEVERAL DAYS' ILLNESS | | Emil Rasio, 43 years old, who {was employed at the Alaska Ju- negu, died last evening at St. Ann’s Hospital of intestinal trouble. He had been critically ill for two days | i;md yesterday afternoon an emer- gency operation was performed as a last resort. NORLAND GOES TO SITKA The Norland, Capt. Tom Sandvik, went to Sitka with 20,000 pounds of halibut yesterday. — - Our, Fur mnufacturing Depart- | ment is in charge of an expert/ furrier. Goldstein’s Emporium. adv | ‘The funeral will be held Sunday INFORMATION WANTED BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ON CAPITAL BUILDING i The Juneau Chamber of Commerce is now re- ceiving many requests from firms in the States who ‘contemplate bidding on the Capi- tal Building regarding information and prices upon which ‘to base figures. " The Secretary is desirious of receiving, at once, not bids, but information regarding thé following items, from' local trades people: Cost of good common brick at building site. Cost of gravel per cubic yard at building site. Cost of crushed rock per cubic yard at building site. . Cost of good sand per cubic yard-at build- ing site. Cost of form lumber per M feet at building site, ' Cost of cement in car lots at building site. Cost of lime in car lots at building site. Cost of partitions tile 3 in., 4 in., 6 in., and 2 in., furring per M at building site. Lump sum figure for following: Excavations for the building. The plumbing ‘contract complete. The heating and ventilating contract com- plete. : The electrical work complete. The painting contract complete. The sheet metal work complete. SOEMTHING NEW COMPLETE LINE OF Silk Dresses at $6.75 Dainty summery dresses in flow- ered and figuréd prints, polka dots and striped effects—in flat crepe, silk pique and silk rayon. Sizes 16 to 38 The glass and glazing contract complete . The mill work complete. «If any " additional information is required from local concerns, Phone Frank A. Boyle, Secretary of Juneau Chamber. & SUPERIOR PORTLAND CEMENT SCHUMACHER PLASTER WALLBOARD WHEELER 0SGOOD FIR DOO,RS_” WRANGELL CEDAR SHINGLES FIR FLOORING, LATH and MOULDINGS BIG ASSORTMENT WINDOWS Prompt Service Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. Phone 358 LUMBER FOR EVERY PURPOSE