The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 31, 1930, Page 2

A GUAR ANTEEIL WASH i i The new Spring I especizaily for the waists, longer skirts lines. PERCALES in the igns yard | Broadcloth. and 6?/‘””;: Atems o L it o M; p{w/e, Ul o dowlft L fa[@ colored >§1c1/{*{¢% and. Geige and 7@47 fifi’m’» {/é’«.ov»_’\/afm}ng,\ PHico medel o MWOM;.. oA | FATOR REIGNS AS KING OF JOCKIES; | i 55 CF 229 MOUNTS FINISH I¥ FRONT By ORLO L. ROBERTSON aber cf mounts outside of his (A. P. Sports Wriier) NEW YORE, Ja d up several weeks '] Fator, America’s £L11 reigns. Merlyn Knigt led the jockeys but Fator a the Harry Sin-| t, a western rider umber of W of a point be-’ the ners, ain topped were | Mst with the best average for the ! res of “Unclej year 1929, Mack” Garner rides for Wil- ‘With 55 winners, 31 seconds Zeigler, jr., Sonny workman { the powerful Harry Payne Whit. stable and Old Bill Kelsay 26 thirds out of 226 mounts cepted, the Rancocas stable's star rider wound up the season with an average of .24. In contrast to Fator's brilliant record, Knight accepted nearly four in one of his most nm-! ons of recent. years, was | times as many mounts and turned mounts, bringing 57 | in 149 firsts, 182 seconds and 133 front of ‘their fields, 39 thirds for an average of 17. scond and 33 third. Knight did all of his riding on| Workman v a busy boy, boot- southern and mid-western tracks while Fator confined his activities to New York and Maryland. he rode 87 of them into first As first string Jjockey for tbe money, 75 into second and 50 into Rancocas 'stable, Fator was per- third. mitied & @ccept only a Hmited| Kelsay, who was riding When | Silhouette Crints PRINTED BROADCLOTH, yard...... B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. Junecu's Leading Department Store is riding was still |} who wears the Gifford A. Cochran | [f¢ | to the figure from the shoulder to ) FAST COLOR FABRIC ine of Prints designed dresses with kigher , form-fitting princess newest de- ny of the present day jockeys in their childhood, took on 270 mounts and finished with a of 56 firsts, 49 seconds and 31| ithe oldest son, has already held tho ! SECK HARDY STRAINS MEDIUM RED CLOVE Jan. 8— is co-op- Agricultur: State Colleg with County gan Agents in an effort to locate hardy p strains of medium red clover Farmers who have grown the same strains for 15 ytars or more are being lisetd. | Seed of these strains will be used In the development of more hardy | red clovers for planting in North- ern States. One farmer in Montmorency County, upper part ¢f the lcwer| peninsula, hes had thesame strain | of clover on his farm for 23 years. | IR e i Territorial Comymissioner of Edu—} cation, Leo W. Breuer, left for, Petersburg on' the Admiral Rogers. | RSN S | Stylish Taxi Drivers | ., for New York City ; | New York taxi drivers obeying Commissioner Grover Whalen’s sartorial edict will be dressed in the above costume. The fetching ensemble consists of a rubberized duster of black and pearl , cut {waist line and slightly bouffant in | {the skirt. A modish vizored “pop- jover” cap worn at a slightly langle will also be the “Gernter cri” \for the cab pillzu. "y THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JAN. 31, 1930. | They have flown with their father €I |able, in the eyes of the Indian, tolto the br FLIER'S WIDOW 1S GOING SOUTH Daily Cross-word Puzzle ( ACROSS 5. Onderdone Pronoun te of Solution of Yesterday's’ Puzzle 1. Cloek in the 6. form of & ship 7 i 1 [ | | o covering Z ble sup. |Snow tonight and Saturday; moderate to fresh southeasterly winds. 3 12 W ”nden pros iR 4 <l LOCAL Humidity Wind Velocly Weathe peller 9. Having n ta D R n. Turning ma« T Xmaii stand Time Barometer Temp. DATA 4 A 1. tmosph B TR ol i e o SR i : 7 e P 15, Inquicies. for ] ceets {4 a. m. today ...2964 26 95 Calm now 3 :yit 'nnu A nd (Neon today 29.50 28 03 SE 2 Snow rled | i Ms. Mefl'l", Wife of Flier 'Z\‘ fxpenses ! CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS Missing Since Last Sep- A Erant seod | VESTERDAY T TODAY £, SLLE " A4l | Highest 4pm. | Low 4cm. 4am. Precip. 4am tember, Leaves Alaska BN i eone | Stations- temp. temp. | . temp. Velocity 24 hrs. Weather e o 21D nt | Barrow U Gl 2 ¥y Cldy Thya Merrill, wiie of R. H. AL G allow Ncme 12 6 | 2 s 0 Clear the Anchorage flier who NI 43 Dasitive elec- | getpap 12 10 | 6 18 0 Clear issing since last Sep- : K | Fert Yulon sy < 4 ok 0 Clear , passed through Junean on » hole | Tanana -14 -20 -20 —_ 0 Clear S0l e 42. Day’s march 21 steamer Admiral Rogers las hiitles of 44, Mathematleal Eagle -2 -38 -43 - 0 Clear n her way to wisit her icine function '8t Paul 32 32 30 18 0 Clear ir. and Mrs. B. O. All J |Duteh Harbor ... 36 36 34— 02 Clear of Portland, Oregon. M 50, Gnnanese won | Kodiak 38 34 8 @ 0 Clear two little boys accompan: . Symhol for | Cordeva 32 26 | 6 0 Clear B 28 26 | 26 0 14 Snow Ketchikan 43 36 40 8 82 Rain | Prince Rupert 44 4 | 38 8 84 Cldy g | Edmenton 10 6 8 8 01 Cldy remains ) 50 43 44 6 22 Cldy ries of air navigation o | Fertland i 40 38 e A 4 3 Cldy Merrill took off from & San Franciseo ..... 58 56 50 50 6 02 Clear to fly to Sleitmute, in | a1y country. He with mail at Lako and catch up on finished 12 hours of flying ' had no slcep for ahoun Merrill said that her ‘hus- had been known to doze a ick while flying, and shd be- it quite possible that somo. of this sort might accoun’ his demise. She has given up of his being found alive. ferrill is a flier with forty her cred possesses . and intend: 1 10 hours which 1 1 h requires; the sticl »s on Flying . Merri te knowledge askan aviation and fliers ha 1 her to write a serles of ure. articles on Aretic flying, - ning with the first barnstor who flew at Fairbanks about ago, and describing in detail saga of Col. Carl Ben Elelson. hours UNDER NEW M . Josephine a former resident of Portland, Oregon, has W. Crump, in charge of {,ren over the management of the edition, frequently acted an Béauty: Parlor. has many excellent photo- fessionally” as dentist, physi- are invited to con graphs to illustrate her articles. cian, surgeon and undertaker for Her two boys, aged five and six, the Indians He extracted hur will take to the air as soon as they dreds of Navajo teeth, are old enough, Mrs. Merrill said. wounds, removed splinter. bed for mallpox generally. imals with “speed and many times, and red-haired Bobby un'l‘ de “big stick. He had a perfectly gorgeous! Irequ rplane that Capt. Thomsen, oftrbitrated water } ettle estates and decide the Admiral Rogers, made for him, helped nd he demonstrated its air-worthi- [Property s on the boat last night I could make it into a tail- " said Bobby, “but I won't.” 1ership. - [ WHO'S WHO o The best Fi D, ‘ AND WHERE | "ein | . — . A Rape.L add the warm sugar to the fruit syrup ... U. 5. VETERINARIANS "c “BIG MEDICINE MEN” non. on the A: FLAGSTAFF, Ariz, Jan. 31—To & 3 the Navajo Indian, white “horse 2 six stickers from Washington” are pow-{ Mr. erless. Sent into Arizona to eradicate dourine, a serious disdase among, Rogers. horges on the Indian reservations, have been on aa::ri b rs. A 1d, tour- , 8re pas at a time, Hirrs Bros. have the best veterinarians from the United the Interior. for roasting coffee. A States Department of Agriculture Ben Kraft, of the few pounds at a time-—never were 1o better than so many scalps Kraft & Son, of K¢ in bulk. This continuous | process, Controlled Roasting, ' develops a flaver that no other coffec has. until they revealed their magic. senger to Seattle on They had to laughter infected Rogers, called south by the illness animals and geld uncontrolled stal- |of his brother, Emil, in Arizona. PP | lions, all of which was very unpop- W Fresh from the criginal vacuum | |ular with the Nayajos. NEW YORK-There are cross- pack. Easily opencd with the key. | To overcome the Indian's natural |word puzzles fc opposition to having his favorlteLAmerican Braille Pre stallfont gelded, the veterinarians organization, is dist willingly performed the usual cere- On a metal form p monial rites of such an occasion braille be and with a little practice soon were tacks I heads e dots. blind. The an endowed uting them. s given in d out with corresponding t HILLS COFFEE MONTH END January Sale of NURSERY and | BABY WEAR Brings Imporiant Savings To You The entire Gordon is included. Compleie Laveites collection § | fer Adorable Babies Also the dainty new underthings [E | in individual garments may be purchased at the JANUARY MONTH END SALE prices. “Sordlonss are made at 8 a. m. and 8 p. m. Juneau time. Ala; treme Peninsula and has risen in British Columbia and the North Pacific 1ow and have fallen @ BROS | Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. Weather Bureau Forecast for Juneam and vicinity, beg~uing 4 p. m. today: “—Less than 10 miles. NOTE—Observations at Bsrrow, For! Yukon, Tanana and Eagle The barometric pressuré remains moderately “high in Northern a but is falling throughout the Territory except in the ex- Scutheast. The pressure is very low south of the Alaska states. Snow and rain have fallon in Southeasern Alaska and clear ther prevails ovi other p ns ¢f the Territory. Tempera- have risen slightly the Southeast and at Tanana and Bar- all other Alaskan stations. 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