The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 14, 1930, Page 8

8 SOVIET PLANES PERMITTED TO LAND AT NOME Will HEAD RADIO CORPORATION Aid Alaska Planes Transport Cargo of Fur from Icebound Boat Associated Press Ploto David Sarnon . .ynt), executive vice president of the Radio Corporation of America, was clected president of the corporation, succeeding James G. Harbord, who has been made chairman of the board. to land was e con- when Schreiner started in the ice business, he sells far mor then he did then Annua company ships about 4,000 o- Several Nations Press Italy in Making Silk to anl parts of the country. Schreiner owns or controls mor than 20 sections of hay-growing and, which produce about his output. He buys the rest private growers. If the market is - unfavorable, he can store almost all of a year's production in 20 - | storehouses scattered throughout his fenceless domain. o o INSPECTORS OFF ON TRIP TO KETCHIKAN advise of this per and ROME, Feb. N Italy ranks next for to the U la - o FISHERMAN’S SERVICE WILL BE HELD SUNDAY AT LUTHERAN CHURCH I\ xl\ § 1d 52,800,000, 44,000,000 Several years ago Italy had ex- ive exportation markets in| United States Steamboat Inspe: and, Germany and the United tors John Newmarker and Ge . but these countries rapidly W. Morgan of the Juneau office, | loped their own silk left for Ketchikan on the aly now has turned to India na and South America — 000,000 pounds; and Germany 1 be he ch Sunday mornir P St At the: g, fishing Allen today said Queen year's proper that in the fish- | to make an examination of the| ge motorship Bellingham, the oil b; Falls of Clyde and the steam tug indu and also those who « 9 Akutan. | interested in the weifare of \Wild Hay “King” Ships They will return to Juneau on heir families the Alaska. T e Sossiner with the! 4,000 Carloads Annually d ask God's blessing tion upon this season’s e S NOTICE | LAMAR, MOY. F(b 14.—George |W. Schreiner makes enough hay| To Scottish Rite Masons ( ial music and a sermon topic |while the sun shines to be called |lar meeting Friday evening at 7: > for this occasion have been |the world’s largest individual pro- Election of officers, Lodge of Pu ‘ fection. ‘ | | | \ Re u »d so that this service will ducer of wild prairie hay. be helpful and beneficial to all Although the sun shines about WALTER B. HEISEL, who attend. The public is cordial- the same now as it did in 1899, '—adv. Secretm | | | | FOR SATURDAY and MONDAY People who are PARTICULAR as to the “QUALITY” of their foods, and like to exercise THRIFT, find all their requirements met here. We have the “BEST QUALITY™ obtainable at prices that are always a bit lower than elsewhere. OUR CLERKS ARE HERE TO ASSIST--- NOT INSIST W ~\LNLT \lLAl pound SALTED SODA CR ACKERS, 2 pounds oo Hc LLUX FLAKES, small, 2 packages MATCHES, large boxes, per carton BEST POTATOES, 23 pounds I X L. CHILI CON CARNE, 3 cans , CHICKEN WITH NOODLES, 16 ounce tin 4lc WAFFLE and PANCAKE FLOUR, SPERRY’S CHICKEN SANDWICH SPRILAD per tin ..27¢ LLARGE TINS LYE, 2 cans for ........ o ARG STUFFED OLIVES, 3 1-2 ounce jars ..... .. 14c BREAD AND BUTTER PICKLES, 14 ounce jars We ha\' a fresh assortment of C()OI\IES 16 varieties to chose from at ..50c pound e agents for Manning’s Coffee Golden ‘Dorado Exclusive Glow Beverage, Deglet Noor Dates, Club Silver Fizz” BEST DELIVERY SERVICE IN ]UNEAU 5 Fast Deliveries—10 a.m., 11 am., 2 p.m., 3:30 p.m., 4:30 p.m. “PURVEYORS TO PARTICULAR PEOPLE” George Bros. ' PHONES 92 and 95 7 A. M. TO 10:30 P. M. loads, or more than a million bales, | Two Travelers ge | = TRADE Your old Oil Burner in on a NEW MODERN up -to-date burner, equipped with all the “latest controls. YOU TRADE IN YOUR CAR WHY NOT YOUR BURNER? “Will make liberal allowance on old burners” failed to declare. The sums paid i |include the foreign purchase price, TAXI nRIvERs |plus duty and a 100 per cent fine STAYS |DLE As for failure to declare. STRIKE GAUSE Bremen. A quantity of undeclared wearing apparel and jewelry, in- cluding a necklace appraised at Closed S"ason on Halibut Mrs Storrs, wite of a New York [Police Use Tear Gas Bombs treeprogram publisher, arrived o o To Disperse Crowds THE DA]LY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY FEB 14, 1930. Mr. Schwabacher, accompanied by s e OF DISORDERS 18. , was oun in their ag- Ends Today but Boats |cn the Berengaria with her two in Pittsburgh wife and maid, arrived on the Delay TWO WCC](.’S laughters. She brought a quan- y of jewelry and customs agents liscovered that much of it was t declared. Although the closed season on ' but fishing ends today, the Pacific halibut fleet will r idle until the end of nt month. All ves: d an agreement nc shing until March 1 5 reement covers the en- > coast The Juneau fishermer ong the first to accept the on, and those located in ports swung rapidly into lin oversupply of fish in c storages caused the decision to d f resumption of fishing for two Owing to the surplus, it ized that the market w and that prices woul as to make operations un- able. ———— PITTSBURGH, Penn., Feb. 14— Disorders in which the Police re- sorted to tear gas bombs, to dis- perse large crowds of strikers and ('LEAR‘ING AND COLD sympathizers, marked the WEATHER FORECAST |week old strike of taxicab dr The disorders were the most se FOR JUNEAU TODAY ous since the drivers walked out. g Six of the crowd were clubbed into submission and arrested. One cab was overturned and an- other took fire after it had been; amaged. . = S S e — BROADCLOTH SHIRTS Collar Attached PRICE ONLY $l 25 J. M. SALOUM D RICE & AHLERS CO. PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL “We Tell You in Advance What Job Will Cost” With mgn atmospheric pressure extending over interior and cen- tral Alaska and a low pressure over North Pacific and Southwesters ska areas, the official forecast Juneau was fair and colder to- ht and Saturday er her Man Mize predic and cloudy weather a 1 within the next two or three AT THE HOTELS Alaskan—Mrs, Lizzie Rojas, Geo. Franklin, John Campbell. Gastineau—Lucille Pepoon. Zynda—J. B. Marshal. s ATTENTION ‘Why walt until Spring, have your nterior painting, paperhanging and Cordova set a new low tempera- ture mark last night when the thermometer at the Weather Bu- Pay $176.903 in reau station at Mile Seven regis- . i tered 14° below zero. This is the S"luflghng Fines coldest ever reported from there ;S;:?";,gho::n;m:ow‘ Max R, Interior temperatures continued U« ks He —adv.’ NEW YORK, Feb. 14—Two of T O LTI be cold. Fort Yukon reported 54° | foewerosesss. 2 e largest customs fines ever below zero as the minimum ied in this port were paid by i T SR FANCY PO Gty \hns;xmat;:;g; 1(;: ai:}an:m: & R W? lmv% another sl};{:mem of S.wift’s Ba(‘ou s f T R iy | ok v, et o e| | DBTOQeICIOBH 1 | today—Buy your milk now, Darigold, by the, | Inefi on c]m.hlng and jewelry t\n) Totem Grocery, entered St. Ann's Shirts CaSe-—’$ 75 § hospital last night for treatment. rerrr o7 "l Sonmson. who entéred th Hos- GARN ICK’S, Phone 1 7 4 i ” terns to choose from in these broadcloth shirts with pre-shrunk collars, FRESH SHIPMENT OF RED ROCK a select range of colors WHITMAN’S to meet every fancy. COTTAGE CHEESE i Fresh Frozen Red Raspberries—Fi ies FRED Bk CANDY | $1.85 h ed Raspberries—Fine for Pies oN FOR HER E " { Diseases and Feeding VALENTINE SABIN S § SANITARY GROCERY § of Your Dog C. 0. SABIN, Prop. i THE STORE THAT PLEASES PHONES 83 or 85 ! (By H. Clay Glover Co.) 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