The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 4, 1929, Page 8

GRAF ZEPPELIN RETURNS HOME, WORLD FLIGH Ghiman ‘Air Liner Beats Own Record by More than Day—Greetings FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, Sept. 4— The Graf Zeppelin, German air lin- er, landed here at 8:52 o'clock a. m. or 2:52 o'clock Eastern Standard time, after a trans-Atlantic voyage from Lakehurst, New Ji the round the world cruise began August 14. The Graf beat her own round the world record by more than one day. Church bells pealed and cannons boomed a salute. The liner was escorted by 12 airplanes and one of the largest crowds in history greeted the ship and 22 1 ngers who were at the windows waving a greeting the ship was warped into the Q. The Graf completed the trip lu Friedrichshafen, round the world and back again in 20 days, 4 hours and 18 minutes. EDUCATOR VISITING JUNEAU ; IMPRESSIONS OF ALASKA ARE MADE Dr. B. W. Bonell, President of St John's College, Greeley, Col., ar- the Dorothy Alexander from Sitka where he has been visiting for the last two weeks. In commenting on his present trip to Alaska, Dr. Bonell said: “I came here principally to see Taku Gla- cier, and I consider it the most beautiful of all the glaciers I have seen in Switzerland, Norway or| Iceland. Taku Glacier stands pre- eminent in my estimation none of the oth with it in respect wonderful coloring “I also experienced a small earth- 's can compare to beauty and| quake shock in Sitka, which made the house in which I was livi rock, rattled the dishes and movs the pictures on the wall The sight of Taku Glacier, and the carthquake were two to Alaska decidedly worth while found the flowers in Skagwa; he asters, ave seen of the country I think i is advertised far too little. ‘While in Juneau Dr. He Wil Teave on September the south to be in time for May reLummg to Gxeelcy next md\“’ experiences | erated by which, in themselves, made my trip | ¢ | Bonell \'\i\leflCS per ~l for the opening of St. John's College, after which he will return to Vancouver to sail on a trip aorund the world, New Light Is ’Vou Thrown On Marrw(l Ll/e EW H‘\VFN Conn., Sept. 4— M"xmcd life, if given time enough, |tends to bring the male mind a| hlllc closer to the feminine type, \(hc members attending the Ninth International Congress of Phychol-| gy was told today by Dr. Lewis of Stanford University. Terman, The masculinity and feminity test | 2 |of 908 traits were revealed. A few | men, perhaps 10 in 1,000, are more feminine than the average woman 'and about the same number of! clearly are in evidence and espec- dence that married life tends to bring a male spouse closer to a feminine type. Terman found cer- tain groups, such as football play- ers, are of excessively high mas- | culine scores and other groups are r. |of low scores. DRY UNIT GETS SPEED BOAT T0 Boat Now Here to Be Used as Rum Chaser women are more masculine thanr men. Environmental influences upon | masculine and feminine traits jally effects excessive mothering and fathering: | There is little maritial selection with respect to masculine and fem- | inine traits but there is some evi- | CHASERUNNERS rived in Juneau this morning on Foxmel Olmslcd BOOZ(‘* Irishman ert lore placid nose in power AM. _Dail;); Cross-word Puzzle | > bk Gls Owm-»nm-o-— | { A new speedboat has just been added to the Sou'heastern Alaska | fleet of small boafs. It is owned by the Federal Prohibition |and will be operated in waters be- een Dixon En nce and Icy| | Strait. | 1t reached Ketchikan from Seat- jtle last Friday and was brought ‘hcrr‘ Saturday evening. After re- .mmn ing a few hours in port, it made a trip to Lynn Canal points and returned here last night. It '\nm depart for Ketchikan tonight. The boat was formerly the * “Three owned and op- heralded of s and Federal Deuces” Roy Olmsted, “king of the rumrunnc | Puget Sound for several y now serving a term in or zzling in their beauty, color and |pricon for violations of the Federal and I marvelled at the size prohibition Act. which were as large chrysanthemums. From what Ilis reported has a maximum <peed The boat is heavily powered and jof 30 miles per hour. It operates| lat a cruising speed of about 20| hour. Its accommoda- lmvn Agents Handy and Chidest: came here from Ketchikan on it | and will return there this evening. SR T LODE MINING CLAIM LOCA- TION l\OTlLES AT THI'. EMPIRE LINDBLR(.H DRIVEb RA(.IN(; CAR Showing himself to be an unusual automobile driver, Col. Charles A. Lindbergh stepped into this car and roarcd to a speed of 112 miles ~= hour on the speedway at Detroit. ociated £ AMOCAT Canned spoon of pepper. Phone 92—95 SPINACH LOAF x 114 cups of drained and chopped crumbs, 1 well beaten egg, V5 cup of grated cheese, 1 tablespoon of lemon juice, 1 teaspoon of salt, and 1-8 tea- baking dish and steam over boiling water, or bake in the oven 25 minutes. Serve with AMOCAT tomato sauce. Purveyors to Particular People GEORGE BROTHERS Spinach, 1 cup of Pour into a greased Free Delivery CHAMBER TO DECIDE ON BOOTH DISPOSAL A day's Puzzle lll. Acknowledge 3 N'::os- Solution ef Yesterday' . :',fi',’:,.‘{{,.‘ AT WEEKLY MEETING 4. Catches ~To T 'E atom Chamber of Commerce’'s informa- I e e 20. Ropes tion bureau building will be taken 15, ln(rmlnrllonl ;E-N T 2. :’loll'llv; up at tomorrow’s noon luncheon J5 Moakey RE ] gl meeting of that organization at the ed woman o -i fl Arcade Cafe, it was announced to- typienl B day by H. L. Faulkner, President. Other matters of importance are slated to be taken up, it was said. M comedy M. D. Williams, Chatrman of the 3 ll;;:‘ll‘nd of Advertising Committee, will make Word of dental a full report on the activities of | the information bureau that has| Haif way be- . fluminant tweca south 1. Kind of fnel ]been maintained during the past and east Cnit of work 4 6. Tcolandlc i s o |three mon_ths under the direction literuture 46. Let it stana |of Miss Mildred Abrahamson. The 38, LIght or fine 53, prass Instro. 2. Aftention I nal 7 1 83, ::‘;:I;- nstro 5 Wais 15 Deed directors will also submit a flnanv 5. Those who 4. Large woody :t" l‘,lm: |m a cow [cial report covering the Chamber’s hoard wealth growth . Metrie work to the end of August. . 5. Hasten measure R :y‘rrnzmlmd o Likely 68, Beast of bur- The Chamber will also hear a . Sl 7. Vegeinble en i 4 LI - . San god . report from the Southeastern Al Opening 9. In: nrefix aska Fair Committee, outlining the purposes of the exposition and its scope for this year. This year's Fair opens next Wednesday and ends the following Saturday even- ing. B Dell E. Sherir, tuner, Hotel Gastineau. Juueau's plano —adv Bottled Sunshine Real Imported Norwegian COD LIVER OIL For Sale At Mrs. J. B. Godfrey and her MISS SULLY VISITING daughter, Miss Sybil Godfrey, who have been spending the summer in Vancouver, B. C, returned to Ju- neau on the Princess Charlotte last evening. iting in Seattle for the past three months, returned to Juneau aboard the Princess Charlotte. Miss Henrletta Sully, popular S i T young girl of Juneau, has returned Mrs. W. P. Scott and children, |here for a brief visit and is being absent from Juneau for several |greeted and entertained by her months visiting in Idaho, a<rived !many friends. Miss Sully will be- Mrs. Elmer A. Friend and Miss |home on the Princess Charlotte last {come a bride next month, in Phyllis Friend, who have been vis- | night. | Seattle. ————— J.M.Saloum Next to Gastineau Hotel Just Received Large shipment of Ladies’ Ox- fords, Pumps and Slippers. Brand New Styles PHONE 83 OR 85 “The Store That Pleases” THE SANITARY GROCERY NOTICE On and after September 4, 1929, The Club Cafe, under new management will be ready to accommodate the public with a choice variety of “Good Eats.” { bnit‘ 2" | ping’ in the vicinity of Juneau and Vvin weang PIUVIUEG I0I DUL TOree | IMAPPING IN TAKU ,mer, returned to Juneau on the | Alameda yesterday. Miss Holeman | Streets. B & | Practically completing the map- e, — [ Have you triea vne M Dinner Speclais at Mabry's Cafe? the Taku district, the Naval amphi- bian plane No. 1 of the Alaska Aerial Survey Detachment, piloted by Lieut. Commander A. W. Rad- |ford, Commander of the detach- ment, made a trip up from Ket- |chikan last Sunday. He was ac- companied by Lieut. C. F. Greber. i Plane No. 3 of the detachment, pilotd by Lieut. R. F. Whitehead, |also made the trip up from Ket- | |chikan, where the detachment is | grapns oI tne SnKmne "River mtsmct] SARGON | Just Arrived A New Shipment of W hite Cords just arrived thl the high school “an vy v e e been visiting relatives and studying | dancing in Seattle during the sum- ] land Port Houghton on the way | y 4 north, Lieut. Whitehead circled "ldd( » wide l)oltom the Devil's Thumb on the trip and rorduroy |obtained some splendid photographs — ot ldu ¥ lof the peak and surrounding y mountains. | Now at The planes stopped in Juneau | BUTLER-MAURO i e |for a short time to take on gas | | before returning to the First City. DRUG CO. | g -y o | SABIN’S MISS HOLEMAN TO REOPEN i |"HER SCHOOL OF DANCING || Tree Dellvery Phone 134 4 ! ! WHEN WE SELL IT | The Store for Men Miss Harriet Holeman, who has | IT’S RIGHT ! | We Are Now Representatives For W. L. 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