The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 8, 1930, Page 8

8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY JAN 8 1930 S e e B2 M N RGN 0 maomen ... . re or of Cas- 1 Pollux o Juneau Drag when driving on Glacier Highway, . Be Indebt e Indebted {to use great care when approach- . Condensed from the her Bureau rich-quick schemes based on long- | or attle herder by a 1 from the 4 Planeint nether molsture time weather forecasting. He con-\ing or passing the school bus. If| A to the Depart- And:. Tada e oeii e Tiin 7 warned the public in his|the children are being loaded or Ompan\’ Fugate v and in tim tors g gl o |district: “It is impossible to Dpre-|.nloaded from the bus, please do! WY of the title in the| 4 Understand:s 70, Long:legged . Have existence ct weather more than a week|not pass except at a very low rate Phone 33 4 slang birds 8. head.” al meteorolo- ahead. ed and then after repeatedly Post Office Substation No. 1 e | . 1 Kidnaped by Father | D l C P vears were spent in that work, |Darcy, publicity man for the Coco|re—— | B Il':tBl('k by “Ofll(‘ HENRY J ai :) ross-1or U/AZIe which furnished the material for [Cola Company “has a . personal '} ; rought b 3 e “Thermal Belts and Fruit Growing (method to approach President Hoo- | § i t0ss Solution of Saturday's Puzzle 12 Jog on Carolina Mountain Slopes.” ‘That |ver. He is going to see that Hoo- |} H [] h ent galley 17. Bacealaureats |yolume is used generally for guid-|ver gets full bu | 1 enl AWM it ke ance in fruit growing on other|the sugar subjec ! " | g ttwvber [LE 22, Dadeha eam |mountain slopes. He published a| Reference was cont | ! H westors Tadla IEIN 24, Emmets number of other important studies'ter written by 1 ! ! WIT Mu 15, Canvag shel- £ Greater quans [in connection with his observations | street sugar broker t il 3 SIP }I'vz e in the Ch‘“‘c” d"“l‘:‘ o of Cuba, who is connected w 8 i tat ndefinite Professo ‘'ox took an active in- Hershey Company. \ N & ] E% ',‘.',‘,‘,",“fi;,, radlo {teerst in the work of many sclen-{ ppoo’ CHPRRY- ! Captain John ! < s A " JE B8 L ey £ . = island Itific socief chief among them Fnitend i A & Indicted for Conspiracy in Oldest District Weather ]lo ) oo mwadties, chler ATy MOLE Sestifled the information ! ORDERLIES i o - A o stand ing e receive » saic Mob Outrage—Bail Forecaster mn Service ES Vative metals | Chicago. He was President of that Heirtes r;&:“!e:‘"::’:e I3 ! AT RY =% 1 1 Dies Chicago Stationnry organization a number of years. o L s For Constipation, Billiousness } Is Refused oo i LIA art During an’international conference |y o oo IR TS and Dy>pipslav | e 4 | fusn AlL] 5 Rine® "tentfl iy England he’was awarded a gold [ UtSt Sadys Buehle Of the Ju- | They assist in giving vigor to | JACKSON i m Fage Oney ;- { an of assent [MIO . Dried by rub- |medal for his work in connection M’flmedag b '\',.e ': it | the stomach, liver and Four of ei ek | Supper AN bing with weather observations and fore- |, ety W bowels. £ p n meteorology. | 3t WLMek storms |SiE fasiants of asts [tives in Oregon. 25 cents, 50 cents of pa in meteorology Set of three (2IE] eircles casf | e L 25 cents, S ing of C Corps Private } Lons: MEribS B P i | Not the least contribution made | T { committed to jai Jout ba p began his career) 4y, (ive fortn % i‘:."lf"""' . Half em by Professor Cox during his 1ong | NOTICE TO AUTO DRIiVERS |} Sold Only At I lowing to the Signal Corps s . Rive el saware T |service as a weather man has been | Automobile drivers are requested, | { Army in 1885 y . i his “debunking” of various get H ¥ sides - { { y \ { \ 3 Free Delivery | e blowing the horn. The cooperation | ¢ —ee e o e HE oainded ot/ € e Lo of all automobilists is requested in |- s T i Jeather Bureau Intimates Approach | order to prevent any accident while‘ Old "Papers for sale -d ~'The ? ‘ i o To Dy . the bus is transporting children. |gEmpir (in the Chica which in- i To lresEdent Hom()}l ladv. SUMEAY SorObr BoARD, TRl o S ™ i - ey | On Sugar Questions|— R 8 > | e s s el i S P Shoots Former Wife s ety £ ! e ey, s B ey 1! CALL PHONE 174—For the Best and Most ind Her Husband: was read Defdla tHa Benate Lobby | § " : n Own Lif Commitice teday and s ! Reasonakle Foodstuffs in Town S { JAdfje ok Ll . & ! i ’S, Phone 174 | ‘z + GARNICK’S, Phone 3 | | 3 d My OGNS T | . SEE 3‘ com-'_ Diana Mumby’s glad to be | was a ind anything in- | N | BIG V A been the principal actor in one of the most amazing di- vorce ci in local records—kid- her naped father, Australia by her mother and now at last back home again in Los Angeles, found in ;l The Gun : TANKS Man Galvanized Gasboat Tanks Pendleion storm member of t covered with the !/cipal metcorologist. sively in the rai nbe C. 0. SABIN, Prop. lin Importance of Position Wisconsin, achusetts > AImY's | After his enlistment i tne fnm Corps, he bought a copy of 1 Sttir Bix ERliatinant g | In the Chicago district for many [New Je 1 Pyl it gy vears, millions of persons and dol-| Another research conducted by 4 P’ . " g studied it thoroug s depended upon the daily fore- | Pro or Cox was that to determ- { s 8 still leaning to-|Casts of Professor Cox, forecasts|ine the thermal belts on the moun- anes |wards a career in medicine. The|Which were especially important to|tain slopes of North Carolina. Six | he ice onldefinite change éame, however, liv ga i Rk R o 1) D b R s SRR S et S take-off, | i : ht * 3 H { { ' ! ¢ H § { ! ! 41l Wool ‘.T H NEW GUNS and 5 & | 0, 10 i | NITION Welded Diesel Oil Tanks | | 7 . | | AMMUNITION elded Diesel OU 1anks " i b | 4 ! | @ Sharts i n Used Guns Bought, L { i | . - Mr. W. C. Jensen is in charge of the Sheet ! BLAZERS { cludes t region and i ‘ = — | Sold and \ 1S Rk Shishres. voo the Mery Best H { sy d ‘:“‘LD‘”‘““‘ |Haven, Conn. When ‘the Weather [siipping on the C Exthanced Metal Shop which insures you the y bes § and ! e W i by |Bureau was transferred from the mate with the g s uxchangec of tanks. | ‘l““ mportant research 8s-|any,y to the Department of Agri-|dist he developed special weath- || v oo o i CRUISERS | e culture in 1892, Professor Cox was|er for corn and wheat furprise - L 4 Sriiezatey HA Mi d anter Fligktile! Born on his fatners small truck |discharged as an Observer Ser-|growers and traders and for cran-|| at what you save when o8 rmy’s Midwinter Flight Is tarm at newton, Mass, April nt, but remained with the|berry and tobacco growers of Wis-|| you trade with Van. RICE & AHLERS CO. at | Postpon(‘d—fNo Defin- |183. Professor Cox attended ele- as a civilian employee of |consin. | ‘0 bia ke Coling 7 L | : 3 men and grammar schools at tment: ‘of . Agrioulas. For twa he lived in the| pposite the Coliseum. PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL . s‘ ite Time Is Set n and was graduated at Har-| He was an assistant at Chicago | cranberry of Wisconsin m' ALWAYS OPEN “We Tell You in Advance What Job Will Cost” Yl | in 1884. He wa from 1894 to 1898, when the title |study the crops in relation to the L i ' ABIN’S | SELFRIDGE hletics at the univer: of Professor was conferred upon|weather. His work r S | O ERT R SR R O 4 4 Mich.,, Jan. 8 cipally baseball him. Eventually, he became prin- |monograph which “exten- | = 1 e — to’Spokane, Wash, | Anatomy” and studied it thorough L rett mbition still After inspect 2 plane ards a career which A"u's(, )tis Lake St. Clair for the |1887, when he married Miss I Major Ralph R F Com- C\\,‘xnmah of Somervile, mander, ordered them brought bmmpm Barl" fwolstis, BEnliabA Ky . X A to the field here to be thawed |thur, both of whom served at the' M B l l l gl hd one REXALL out. Royce failed to set any defi- ‘(mm in the American Army dur-| en’s roadctoth Shurts nite time for the take-off ling the World War. Paul, a Lieu-| - 'len'xm in the First Division, was, ikilled at Soissons. SHRINE CLUB TO The first six months of Profes- sor Cox's weather service was af GIVE DANCE SOON'a training school at Fort Myer, | |Va. He spent a similar period in' Chicago, then served a year and Full Pint 75¢ ‘ In Patterns, at $1.95 J. M. SALOUM YOU DON’T PAY MORE HERE BLTTER Darlgold in quarters, per pound .......Sflc The Shrine Club will give its next pocial stenl, & dades. in the Scot-|a BaM s Doskon, agablished a| Next to Gastineau Hotel EGGS, fresh ranch, in cartons, per dozen .........55¢.§ * = h R forecasting station at Northfield, | BUTLER-MAURO ning, January 17. This is [Vt. and served six years at New | 4 * DRUG CO. commitsee . chacge, | — — Meadow Farm Chicken Broth with Rice, 2 cans ...35¢c ¢ #ree Dellvery Phons 14 | siampede sonn" Stenbraten, the SARDINES, Crown Norwegian in olive oil, per can 15¢ WHEN WE SELL IT well-known mining man who ha: IT'S RIGHT charge of t ka-Juneau prop- PUFFED RICE, per package ..... .... ........22 PUFFED WHEAT, per package ..... ..... ......20c C1OROX per bottless .t B, =8 i 08y TUNA, White Star Tuna, 7ouncecan ........... TOMATOES with Puree, large No. 2 1-2 cans, 3 for 50c FRESH CARROTS, 5 bunches for ..............25¢c FRESH FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT, large, 2 for ..35¢ SWEET POTATOES, per pound ..... ..........10¢c GREEN PEPPERS, per pound ..... ..... ..50c CAULIFLOWER, head, .............25¢, 30c and 40c CELERY, per bunch ....................20c and 25¢ LETTUCE, perhead ....................15 and M¢ TOMATOES, Hot House, per pound ............45¢ TOMATOES, Mexican Field, per pound .........30¢ SPI\~\CH fresh per pound ....‘.....Hc USE YOUR PHONE---YOUR ORDER WILL BE DELIVERED PROMPTLY erty in R neau on t ; ure trip to Men’s Oxfords LATEST STYL ALL SIZES F LEWIS . | CROSSETT | MAKE VERY SPECIAL $6.00 Pair | Buster Brown Shoes GOING FA , returned to Ju- FEame Bonty QA neda, after a pleas- | ‘o OV e OoxY ViXs e, OR, BL’T] hR--Red Shield pound ..... .. BUTTER---Jersey or Maid o’ Clover, pound BEST EGGS, dozen ..... ..... BRUSSEL SPROUTS, pound SQUASH, potaed ... .. ..... .50 i vis 0. TOMATOES, pound ......... 5. LARGE LETTUCE, head ..... . GRAPES, pili ... ... ..... .. 48¢ .50¢ .53¢ 0717c = .....25c e o | LishseBe T George Bros. Purveyors to Particular People PHONES 92 and 95 LEADER | Department Store GEORGE BROTHERS PHONES 83 OR 85 “The Store That Pleases” THE SANITARY GROCERY & OPEN EVENINGS >