The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 21, 1930, Page 2

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Juneau’s Leading Department Store RIVALS FOR SENATE SEAT ated Press Photo Ruth Manna McCor ker Niinois cam- paign for the scnate seat b it from her husband, Medill Mc EXPECT BYRD UL M OYMENT [N HEW YORK [NV Sf' mm‘w DURING JUNE IS AGUTE Expedition Is Now Headed Charitabl :\n.fzati;.n: Through Ice Pack Have Diffi in Car- Antarctic Region [ mg for Cases NEW YORK, F¢ of Rear Admirzl Rich « ons Antarctic Exp: s 3 the 3 \ Byrd men ho in the Ross St pected to arrt first week in | {“The time of their timated from the & took for yoyage into t autumn of 1928 The lengih of the the City of New Yo way through the ¥ depends upon the pack which at thi goar is usually about 100 wide. The las ip ‘ took only ]} Yay through the i park aff Comn atement tha the n eith- in need of n the - pro- m of clty a , o 1l o R d is filled width time of p A shadc e o~ tree with a $100 bank to care for it has been a in a St Scandinavian DANCE —A MOOSE HALL Saturday, February 22 et o MUSIC BY Lindseth’s Orchesira Petersburg, Fla,, OF = THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRh, FRIDAY FEB. 21, |930 e A A B R 53 BEAUTY AND THE BLUNDERBUSS Dally Cross-um d Puzzle ACROSS 4. Pxproession of ust ) N a ES 3| f the enr L Put on s new hottom . Lueky number Betiel Atmusphers ril's beak 5. Ermine andest »im o> miZ (-~ GE i =z ~» o4 3| 1. County In penusybvania 5. Tiose who do uot pay their ors ot speech nee for o]z o> ®olol+ olmHi»»mr 0~ O nol: & = > M ed who line I suffix su. Builder of the Ark: v 11k unstead- {41, Townrd Assoourted Pross + Helen Taylor, member of the women's rifie team at Gcorne Washington university, Washington. D C., starts practice for the women's intercollegiate matches. The George Washington team nas won the championship for the past thres years, Miss Taylor cape tnining twe of the winning teams AIR TRAFFIC ¢ PUTS BIG SLEUTHS OSE WATCH ON . 1{'? FRANK I VH"lll-R Farm Xditor in ’ld Press Feature Service) By country. Seven | ips, small in-| t suck the juices oi plants, | y men |and six of them were new. in thi going t | re a specimen of tha pink | cotton, an insect and federal govern- nt miilions to eradi- | found in a! which came by| y, to Browin: | d 80 cn as long traffic increases. ¥ e members of the foreign |m quarantine service, 1cle e 5 bug “‘detectivi line of defe 1 of alien p as int cnal air plant I'\sprcmh now mcet airplanes at come | Brow: e and El Paso, Tex.; Ml mi, San Diego, " Cal, a San Juan, Porto Two air operate intg Brownsville | co and one into El P’]“) | ROLLER RINK | i OPENED HERE | iea And one mru Ha*l I)u-go Imm (,lOWd Is ng(* on Fn‘cl g ’ Night—AIl Skates Are in Use vear. Chiefly train and automobile, bt airplanes now country daily a r esented. The quality into m 6 spacles of insect would want if you knew all the falls Fact No. 15. anned "'cmwn"‘s Meet part ng of the :\ bunk hou: at th After installing tions will be carr shifts of men ' working In hours dl:AIV e —— JUNEAU LOSES THIRD GAME T0 heir riunate, tes owned owa for by the mill, opsra- >d on with three |* of eral full 24} Clubs L convention Women's the tion ¢ but only Schilling does it. f.hn &‘\nd by an RCA d with the electro- loud speaker, purchased fhroy; the Auderson Mi | Shopp Band selections wer lp\\yo'{ for accompaniment to the g. As a spo feature for Facts No. I 1o No. 43. 1 Yh' con- will and de 03 Over cut adiola, dynamic ness” is contagious. Red Rock June 11 the winners of a potato race. There were over a hundred spectators in, nz g g 1 = the balconies during the evening. | 1. Ketchikan Basketball Five| the rink wini be open tomorrow {afternocn, night and Sunday af- ternoon. e —— AT THE HOTELS Alaskan—J. B. Joseph, hoop- | Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. Hulse, K. E. Herlin, Joan Bobs {and L. Mallson. ; Gastineau—D. E. Jones. { s Zynda—W. H. Marrebt. 1 ayhi lflRIZ WORK AT HUKA BAY: S st M : s with Latin ill be the chief s gram. | RESUME Wins Final Game by 49 Spices—32 Extracts. 30 to 14 Tally (Special from | KETCHIKAN, ! The Juneau Hi Chronicle) 21—~ H. ! to K: ny the lupsmud score of 30 to 14 A.ASD n!ght a resu't takes the | exclusively. Schilling makes only fine coffee—so can anyone else— Cheap coffee never enters noi leaves the Schilling roasting rooms for Schilling believes that “cheap- There are 42 other facts equally illuminating about Schilling Coffee—Tea—DBaking Powder— Schilling Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. Weather Burean Forecast for Juneau and vieliity, bey—~mng 4 p. m. today: fresh winds 2 cacionalesnow tonight and Saturday; easterly TOCAL DATA Barometer T\ mp. Humidity Wind Veloeily Weathe 3 SW 1 Snow 11 Cldy 20 Snow 95 [+ E L \Bl k i"i\ R l.)lO RCI‘OK'TB YESTERDAY ! TODAY Highest 4p.m. Low 4am. 4am, Precip. 4am temp. emp. ! temp v»flocity 24 hrs ‘Weather -32 Clear -12 Clear Clear Cldy Clear cldy Clear . Cldy Snow Clear Cldy Cldy Cidy Clay . Cldy Clear Cldy | Stations~ | Barrow | Nome { Bethel | Fort Yukon { Tanana | Fagle St. Paul Dutch Harbor | cordova Junsau Ketchikan | Prince Rupert | Edmonton 12 -18 -12 -16 10 18 Portland San Francisco | *—Less than 10 miles. [ NOTE~—-Observations at Barrow, fure made at 8 a. m. and 8 o. m The pressure has fallen in the Gulf of Alaska and to the south- with little change in Al It- is moderately high in ka and off the California coast. Light snow has fall- ht rain in the cxtreme southeast. Clear i Northern Alaska. Temperatures the Territory except in Bering Sea 3 reported near the Alaska Pen- Columbia. 26 Fort Yukon, Tanana and Eagle Juneau time. htly throughot ve fallen. G in the ocean we: CONGOLEUM RUGS 1930 PATTERNS N W NEW NOW ON DISPLAY Juneau-Young Hardware Company LUMBER BUILD WITH WOOD FOR I’FR\I»\NEN(F Wood answers the material questmn The only building material that grows Cedar Shingles Are Durable and Rot-Proof Quality and Service Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. Lumber for Every Purpose PHONE 358 The finest! things usually coan from those who make fine thing —— ROY AL RANGES A Moest Beautiful Range in Colors White, Green, Blue and Tan Huge ' Depver - [pamig;sgioinsed evey with fe] » valiant batile the visitors put up. Mill Is Ordered The Jun bbably | SEWARD, A: Y piay the K to- | a revival of THE NEW BETTY BAXLEY HAULED AND LOT CLEANING E. O. DAVIS Phone 584 night. ; | mining - 5 | gfter! A special ading, Connecticut | the last Native Fancy, ablished ! v and Babcock, by the State Department of 21 Mining Operations to Soon tut the Cepital City boys were| 4 -5ig- ‘ b GARBAGE Also All Enamel THE now ready culture for turkeys | inspector has been - in March! Iurest fire dam n nxthaX‘O- the plm' lina in 1929 cost $151,044 ’\‘OMINATED FOR PROMOTIONS huge contracted and in the meanwhile TUB FROCKS ALL SIZES and COLORS Elks Hall TONIGHT STORE CLOSED ALL DAY Washington’s Birthday February 22, 1930 SERENADERS MUSIC Associated Press Photo Frye-Bruhn Company , Featuring Frye’s De- licious Hams and Bacon PHONE 38 Closed All Pay Wash- ington’s Birthday STATIONERY, OFFICE - EQUIPMENT, Typewriter' Supplies and Commercial Printing Exclusive Dealers Underwood Typeuwriters A Geo. M. Simpkins Co. —_— Brig. Gen. Ewing E. Booth (left} has been nominated to be a major general and Col. 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