The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 4, 1930, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY, APRIL 4, I930 WWWE[GUUNGIL MEETS Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. 8 Weather Bureau IN THE SPRING A WOMAN’S FANCY || THIS EVENING|..:wmidh i S e S ss” TURNS TO CLOTHES Snow or rain tonight, Saturday fair; fresh southeast to lod City Council Relites— : 4 p. m. yesty The most important thoughts of all are devoted to clothes, to new erate north winds. | New One to Take Over |5 a m. today y Reins This Evening [Noon _today - clothes, that indispensible spring tonic. Around . Eastertime a new spring outfit seems appropriate, and one is overjoyed to cast aside the mod- LOCAL DATA Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velaci{y Weathe 29.45 34 87 SE " Snow 29.53 32 97 SE 1 Snow 29.24 38 61 E 24 Snow CABLE AND RADIO REFORTS 3 TODAY Low 4am. 4am. Precip. 4am. emp. temp. Velocity 24 hrs. Weather =80 il Clear -16 % Clear -14 Clear ) Cldy -20 Clear 2 Clear 14 Snow 20 Cldy 26 Clear 30 Snow 32 Snow 40 Cldy 40 Cldy 40 cudy | 44 cldy 46 Cldy 52 Clear *—Less than 10 miles. Tonight the City Council for [1920-1930 will hold its final meets Women have l‘lhlll"' ng, and the new Council will step | S, Only one new face |- Homer G. |y clothes one has become so bored with all winter. ed to more feminine fashions again with the new ndturalness of long- fuller skirts, curved waistlines, they feel new and more attractive when they step out in their smart springy things. You Can Achieve anything you set out to do—espec- ially if you have the backing of a good bank account. First National Bank |- NOTE THESE LOW DELIVERED PRICES $635 Two-window Fordor Sedan. $805 ..... 635 Three-window Fordor . 705 Sedan 705 Convertible . 735 Town Sedan .. en this year, filling the vacancy of Scott, whose term ex- who did not seek re- -18 -16 -16 -26 -4 14 20 Bethel Fort Yukon . Tanana Eagle St. Paul Dutch Harbor Kodiak 24 Cordova 26 Juneau 3 Ketchikan 34 Prince Rupert 36 Edmonton 38 Seattle 44 Portland 46 San Francisco 50 er, P. and fon er retiring members, W. 8. » and H. Messerschmidt, were ed last Tuesday with Mayor Judson. Holdover members D, M. Bothwell, E. Krause Lockie MacKinnon. Tonight the new Council will take up the matter of the appoint- City employees, including Manager, City Clerk, Chief f Police, Night Patrolman, City| Wharfinger and assistants, Fire Truck drivers, Chief and Assistant |Chief of the Fire Department and The favored modes in new dresses are shown here—some modeled in peplum style, some with capelet ef- fects, bolero models, lacy effects for dressy Every dress rep- resent a gem of fashion, selected for Easter selling. $19.75 and $29.75 occasions. of Ford Roadster Phaeton ... Tudor Sedan ... Coupe ... Sport Coupe . 835 . 850 . 880 " NOTE.—Observations at Alaskan mainland stations, except Ju- Cemetery Caretaker. nean and Cordova made at 8 a. m. and 8 p. m, Juneau time. Ratint 22 eianty The pressure remains low throughout Alaska except in the ex- o treme north and the western Alcutian Islands, and is moderately g high from the Pacific States to Eawail. The pressure is unusually low off the British Columbia cocst where a southerly gale is re- ported. Snow or rain has fallen over nearly all of Southern Alaska | and rain southward to Oregon. The weather is clear over most of | the remainder of the Territory. Temperatures have risen in the | Gulf of Alaska and fell at Tanana. with little change elsewhere. { These delivered prices include bumpers and extra tire and tube. Rumble seat is included in the price of both the Sport Coupe and Convertible Cabriolet. In(’xp(’n Sil‘(’, FrOCkS CHOICE OF COLOR COMBINATIONS Of unusual charm will instantly appeal to the woman seeking a good looking frock at a small outlay. Each mmlf-l has a style all its own and in this selection you are sure to find the very style you are look- You Save $75.00 in Extra Equipment JUNEAU MOTORS, Inc. Ford Dealers 'Supervisor of the Transportation Department, Public Works, of the > of Washington, with head- ers at Olympia. tor of the American Railway” Ex- press, was a passenger for Junecau on the Admiral Rogers. Frank A. Nefsy, Deputy U. S Marshal at Skagway, came to Ju- neau aboard the Admiral Rogers. ‘Through passengers on the Ad- Taking a number of factors into miral Rogers included L. M. Car- consideration, the value of the vet-|rigan, J. W. Gucker, and Eldred eran Jimmy Dykes to Connle Mack |Ireland, salesmen, bound for Ket-| - | and his World Champion Athletics |chikan. | As a part of an organized cam- cen hardly be over-estimated. Called south by the critical ill- paign to awaken interest in base- Gordon Cochrane, Al Simmons|1¢S Of his wife, William Strong, ball-among boys, all major league | S J 51 well known resident of the Taku|clubs are planning a scheme to! and Jimmy Foxx happen o be a|.,.n¢y eft for Seattle aboard the |admit youths free to games during | o of importany dally, t0gs In the |, qmivg) Hogers: 11930, four times a w 1 machine, not to overlook the im-|" D"} B Dawes left for Peters-| = —— oo portance of Robert Moses Grovery on the Admiral Rogers for a| SEVAERT WILAS, AT and George Earnshaw, but Dykes|g . business trip. Ak iaten SR TESWa adv is unquestionably the sparkplug, thel smong those leaving Juneau on| 7 hescbrgh ikdor % pepperpot and the “barber” of thely o admiral Rogers were -Lieut. | besides being a great and ver-|anq Mrs. Philip R. Garges. He Try the Flve o atile infielder. ~ Cochrane s gen-|nag peen here with the Alaska 5"“‘““‘ & Matryt erally considered aggressive, and he Road Commission, and recently was Ve Qg R is, but Mickey or “Mike” as the|assigned to other quarters for duty.| , LEL AIMQuISt FieSy yous suit | players call him, is a shrinking vio-| N. G. Nelson, business man of| We call and deliv Phene 528 let compared to Dykes. Ketchikan and Juneau, left for Se-|™ I got an earful as well as eyeful |attle on the Admiral Rogers. | Dykes' stuff, sitting on the| bench with the A's in an exhibi- | game with the Cardinals at|e Bradenton, Dykes not only hasie ® @ s @ e = » e 0 0 0 o | something to say to each and every | | one of his team-mates, from the| Kiq « bench or from his post at third,|weight, but he kept up a running fire of chatter toward the opposing out- it “You get on, kid, and T'll bring | you in,” Jimmy remarked to a rook- | le infielder. The rooky did his part and so did Dykes, but Jimmy was fit to be tled when Homer Summa failed to score from sec- ond on his (Jimmy's) bingle to| right. As Foxx came back to the bench after belting one of Sherdel’s pitch- ALan J.Goup Primo Carnera is dabbling with | movie contracts at Hollywood, and | his Pacific Northwest tour is called off. ‘ NEW 1930 MODELS ELTO ENGINES NOW IN STOCK ing for. 12.50 B. M. Behrends Co Juneaw’s Leading Department Store ; Ine. wE Jinner T Ask to see the new 14 h.p. Senior Speedster showed the biggest gein in the past de, 917, Seward town gained showing a total of 832. V but this is likely out in the final coun |no¥ absentees are included prélimir returns. The Seward recording d , in- cluding Hope village, Jesse Lee Home and scattered settlements, was given a population of 1269. The Recording district, em- ing McCarthy town, Kennecott scattered, had 637. Kennecott dropped from 494 in 1920 to 217. The Valdez recording district had a population of 1,063 as compared to 1,233 in 1920. Latouche dropped from 505 to 339 and Tatitlek from 187 to 70, accounting for the de- cline. The scattered population in 634 in 1920 to 291. recording district Tolovana The Rampart had 180; and of > HARDWARE CO. FAIRBANKS AND SEWARD CLIMB IN POPULATION Former Has 2,072 Resi- dents, Gaining 917 During Decade Preliminary Federal census fig- ures for nine recording precincts in the Third and Fourth Divisions, including the towns of d, tion VOTE FOR LEO W. BREUER (Present Incumbent) Cubaen feather- Al bouts have ‘hocolate, * is il and been cancelled. Pabe Herman, who demandc rl $18,000 from the Robins, has ac- |cepted $15,000 and reported. PRINTING WEEN ourexperi- ence suggests the use of colored paper, eolored ink or a com- bination of thetwo for thejobyom submit,sean ald toward inoreasing possible returns, we tell you so. If white Don't take | achance! Combine the muffin ingredlenl: “Young” Stribling, with “Pa” will soon leave for Europe to tour the confinent and engage in any bouts! that ean be lined up. ,a l t t e i | ‘Walter H. Eckersall, one time fa- mous football star and football ex- At the Republican Primaries, April 29 For the Nomination of COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION Sew: Valdez and Falrbanks, show a pop- ulation of 7.902, it was announced local Census officers the office of Gov. George the district was 215. The Fairbanks recording district paperand black ink are Dest, we suggest them. showed a total of 3,416; Hot Springs 198; Kantishna, 151; Nenana, 771. | The town of Nenana declined from | Phone fOl’ GOO(] FOOdS DEL MONTE COFFEE in vacuum tins, fresh the day it was roasted, per pound ...... DEL MONTE PEARS, No. 2 1-2, per can ... DEL. MONTE PEACHES, No. 2 1-2, per can DEL MONTE APRICOTS, No. 2 1-2, per can DEL MONTE PEAS, No. 2, per DEL MONTE CORN, No. 2, DEL MONTE SPINACH, No. 2 1-2, per can DEL MONTE PUMPKIN, No. 21-2, percan ......20c DEL MONTE TOMATOES, No. 2 1-2, per can ...22¢c Grandmother’s Cakes and Cookies, Red Rock Cot- tage Cheese arrivals on today’s boat. as ....45¢ ..40c .32c .35¢ 22¢ 226 20c can ....... per can Fresh Fruit and Vegetables are received on every boat. REASONABLE PRICES Sanitary Grocery “THE STORE THAT PLEASES” PHONES 83—85 es to distant left-center, a hit that would have been a home run in| any major league park, Dykes re- marked: “Nice pop-fly, Foxx. When are "you going to start hitting?” has been with the Athletics longer than any of the Mackmen except Eddie Collins and Cy Perkins. Jim- my is still going strong, apparently | at the height of his career, while the other ¢two are retired from regular duty. Last year, Dykes batted .327 for the best mark of his entire 12-year career in the majors, all spent with the A's. He filled in at short and second base in em- ergencies and played each position | with the same skill he displayed when holding down his regular job at third base. He has an arm like | a steel whip. At the close of the 1029 season, | when it came to casting votes for| the most valuable player, Dykes received more recognition than any | other member of the Athletics. Dangerous at bat, with a great arm and abundant fighting spirit, | Jimmy should have another great year, doing as much as any indi-| vidual on the club to keep the A's m the top. In common \'xlh a flock of oth- ers who viewed the proceedings, Babe Ruth did not think so much | {of the Scott-Sharkey fight or of the | performance either of these heavy- | | weights gave at Miami. “There’s only one bird I would pay 25 bucks to watch in the ring, !remarked Ruth. “And that's Demp- sey. He always could sock and I |still think he can beat most of the bums they call heanv,exgms nowadays.” S ——— | WHO’S WHO ND WHERE 2+ W. G. Strench, District Director of Immigration with offices in Ket- chiken, returned to Juneau on the Admiral Rogers after official visits in Skagway, Haines and Sitka, Arrivals on the Admiral Rogers !included A. Van Maevrn, local mer- |chandise broker. | After visiting in cities on the l'rriangle Tour, L. L. Trimble, audi- ipert, died suddenly in Chicago fol-! »|League season next Tuesday. |football coach at Holy Cross Col-| lowing a heart attack. batter is true in roasting coffee. Hills Bros. permit only a few pounds of coffe¢ at a time to pass_through the roasters by a continuous process. Every berry Several “cripples” are reported already and the Seattle Indians may. not be in the best of form for the opening of the Pacific Coast uniform flavor is produced. from the original vacuum asx}y opened with the key. Capt. John J. McEwan, U. S. A. retired, has been appointed head Fresh | pack. lege. He was formerly head coach at West Point and Oregon. dl',}' Bw\ § Enoch W. Bagshaw, former Uni-{ versity of Washington football coach, has accepted the position of COFFEE | cnérrt o Charming NEW BLOUSES For Spring These charming new blouses in a wide range of sizes and a wealth of models will assure you a highly pleasing selection. In rayonm, dot- ted swiss and broadcloth. All the smartest and newest Spring models . SPECIALLY PRICED $2.45 to $3.75 is roasted to perfection and a at a time | Waar's true in mixing muffin | Frye-Bruhn | &, Company Featuring Frye’s De- licious Hams and Bacon PHONE 38 1930 Six Cylinder CHEVROLET The Greatest Dollar Value in Automobile History CONNORS MOTOR co. SEE THE NEW MODELS IN OUR SHOW ROOMS ALASKA MEAT CO. QUALITY AND SERVICE TO YOUR LIKING Meadowbrook Butter Austin Fresh Tamales PHONES 39 Deliveries—10:30, 2:30, 4:30 JUST ARRIVED Another New Stock of Wallpaper Juneau Paint Store THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS THE GASTINEAU Our Services to You Begin and Emd at the Gang Plank of Every Passenger-Casrying Boat D e SRS U LU