The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 15, 1930, Page 2

T oy ¢ HE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1930, April § | Tim . matometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velacly Weathe ¥ |4 p. m. yest'y 2087 43 58 s 6 Pt Cldy ED i 14 a. m. today 2991 .35 65 NE 4 Oy ! [Noon today ......2090 4g 53 s 8 Pt Cldy 3 i WY ! ! ABLE AND £PO 3 : 3 ‘ e’ S I & | B iRt {Plans Extensive Campaign i I TODAY — bt Pectibving Ci i | Highest 4pm. | Low 4om. 4am. Precip 4am or Beautifying City ,:‘ é 1 | Stations— teinp. temp. ' emp. temp Velocihy 24 hrs. Weather Dm.mg Summer - Barrow 12 4 | -6 -2 3 0 Clear ome B O GRYERE IS cldy ¢ A i / b v pd Seven objectives to be attained H O aS Zon S R i 5 T T SnOW by the Juneau Garden Club during ; : R 8§ R T et o Slear |the current year were listed today . F;Agle 42 32 § . o L3 0 &C' |1y Mrs. Marie Drake, recently elect- L EASTE ‘OAT V LS ; 5 38 |ed President. The Club is seeking § PRE-EASTER COAT VALUES st. Paul 36 34 3 ® 10 0 5 . b, e i Dutah . Rasbek P o | o 33 it 0 ‘r;o pl:]}e zx‘racme part in beautify i ¢ 5 3 4 Kodiak 4g - S 3 34 0 .08 s s s s 3 Here is an oustanding collection from which to Cordatit 4 % | 1B 2 3 o One of the primary aims o jihe iy I o . o 04 New d 1 't in Juneau . 45 43 | 32 35 4 Trace organlzz\tvxon is to promote continue 4 ¥ choose your new coat. New models, correc g o 0 e R o . \ntarest in private gartiens, This| 8 i 1 i | work was established by the Club ery ail presenting the most popular coat Prince Rupert ... 43 42 38 38 0 0 k every detail anc presenting the n t pop 1Edmomon R | - S Uit Abe frat. Soae 0. 1ts. ckib- H fabrics. The straight-line coat is belted, has an | Bentile ol D xR R {eidh Tach sucdesdiiig YeAt has i — P 3 P i 3 1 P ai i | Portland . B4 52 W 48 48 8 04 been marked by increased interest k even hem, collar unfurred, stitched and tailored in |oea s & b ? R i “THik yoar 1 Gl cossataten rich tweeds. $19.75, $29.75, $42.50 NEW GLOVES for Easter are absolutely essential, we will show you the correct styles and prices in kid, silk and fabric gloves. $3.50, $1.75, $1.25 “W HANDBAGS and UMBRELLAS are necessary accessories for the Easter ensemble. Our collections at reasonable prices will fill the bill. “‘Fmfl‘vfl?mfl-?‘:m”’ WL New Suits ~In Many Smart Styles for Easter The favored styles are so varied that it is impossible to describe the many new MICHAELS STERNS SUITS and TOP COATS. Priced as low as $ with 2 pair pants, wr Come in and look at the complete showing of STAR BRAND SHOES for the whole family, B. M. Behrends Co., Inc Juneau’s Leading Department Store LUDWIG NELSON'S Annual Sale will be held as in the past, May 1st. —adv. TRAPPING AND 2~—~The dralnage to the Gulf’ of Alaska from the west shore of 'Yakutat Bay and the west : edge of Hubbard Glacler to | |predatory animals. A Quality You Would Insist Upon If You Knew All of the Facts. baking Insurance “If you find any fault whatever in this Baking Powder, or think you do, your grocer will return your money and also pay for the eggs, butter, flour, etc., you have used.” You will find that statement printed on the Schilling Baking Powder label. Look for it. Read it carefully, It is far more than a mere gesture of good will. Unusual as it is, it means just what it says. Only a Baking Powder, sure and pure, could carry such an offer. 'Be- cause it is made from Cream of Tartar, and no substitutes. HUNTING RULES ARE ANNOUNCED Important Changes in | Game and Fur Regula- tions Are Made Public New regulations concerning game jand land fur-bearing animals, game (and nongame birds, and nests and | .|e88s of birds in Alaska have been) Nndopted by Secretary of Agricul- |ture Hyde. The regulations, which | were recommended by the Alaska |Game Commission and approved by the Bureau of Biological Survey; become effective on July 1, 1930, (and have just been published as |Circular. No. 7-C, of the Alaska (Game Commission. Important among the changes in |the regulations is one providing that for residents of Alaska there shall be no close season on large |brown and grizzly bears except on |certain areas along the Gulf of |Alaska and on the Alaska Peninsu- |la. Residents, however, may kill |bears at any time when these ani- mals are about to attack or mo- lest persons or property. For nonresidents of the Territory the |open season on these bears in the | unreserved areas will be from Sep- |tember 1 to June 20.. The re- I striction on the taking of bears (within the Kodiak-Afognak group of islands has been removed, and under the new regulations bears {may be killed there as elsewhere in the Territory. | The areas in which the close sea- |son is effective are deseribed as “follows: 1.—The drainage to the Guif of Alaska from the west shore of Glacier Bay to the Alsek River; the Bering River; . 1 3.—The drainage’ to' thé ,west, side of Cook Inlet between the west bank of the Susitrig River to. its confluence with . the Yentna River, thence along.the . west bank of the Yentna River to its confluence: with the | Skwentna River, thence along | the south bank of the Bkwent- na River to the summit of the Alaska Range, and the old portage from Kakhonah Bay on Tliamna Lake to Kamishak’ Bay; i ! 4—All of the Alaska Penin- | sula south and west. of ‘the chak River, Iliamda Lake and the old portage from Kakhonak . Bay to Kamishak Bng;‘ 5.—And .the following named islands—Hawkins, Hihchibrook, ' Montague, Yacobi, ahd Shuyak; * provided, TN s TR T that' in these areas @ residént may| kill a large brown of grisly béay at any time or place when. such |animal ‘15 about to attack or mo: | lest persons or property. ! Deer Seasom Cut Under the new regulations, cari- bou may be taken by residents and natives for food at any time north of the Yukon River, instead of| north of the Arctic Circle, as here- tofore. South of the Yukon Ri the season will be from - Augus 20 to December 31. The area he, tween longitudes 138 degrees and {141 degrees has been added to the area closed to deer hunting. The season on buck deer in Southeast Alaska east of longitude 138 de- grees is slightly shortened from the period September 1 to Novem- | tber 30 to the period August 20 to November 16. The open séason on mountain goats will be extended 12 days—August 20 to December 31 instead of September 1 to Decem- ber 31. In conformity with rece: amendments ' to the Federal mi- gratory bird treaty act regulations, the dally bag limits on wild dud!’jl |3 Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. ' Weather Burean Forecast for Juneam an@ vieinity, bew~ning & b. m. today: Cloudy tonight and' Wedne:(1y; gentle variable winds. ‘WOUAL DATA OBJECTIVES OF JUNEAU GARDEN |Hawail and near Bering Strait, tian Islandsto. Hawaii, off the Pa and on the. Arctic Coast. *—Less than 10 miles. NOTE.—~Qbservations at Alaskan mainland stations, except Ju- nean and Cordova made ab 8 &..m. and 8 p. m, Juneau time The pressure . is -moderately Jow in Central Canada, northeast of moderately high from the Aleu- fic States and British Columbia Light showers or snow furries occurred in Soythwestern Alaska and in thi; vicinity and clear weather pre- the Southwest. (valls fhreughout the Interlor and on Prince William Sound. Tem- peratures are lower than yestérday in the North and portions of and the possessio limit of 75 waterfowl was reduced to 80, which, however, may not |than 30 ducks and 8 goese. New Trapping Permit Another amendment, which will | facllitate the enforcement of the | Alaska_regulations, provides. for the striet supervision of trapping .cur- |ing the close season on protected |fur 'animals, by tequiring permits to trap wolves, coyotes, and .other The, "revised regulations provide also for the trapping of martens, as these ani- mals have recovered sufficiently from thefr formerly depleted num- bers 'to warrant opening the. sea- closed since 1923-24. The Depart- ment calls special attention .to the fact that the skins of martens tak- |en during the open season must be tagged with a metal scal issued by | [ the Alaska Game Commission. An [Annual Sale will be held as i Luesd amendment to the regulations re- ’?lhe past, May 1st. hidatest dtote $; Tdne i to tvery n include more | {son (one mohth), which Has. been | in Alaska haVe been reduced from |quires that marten skins imported {25 to 15; on geese from 8 to, 4; |int the Terrifory must now ed in like manner within 3 | di after their importation, stead of 90 days as Changes in local seasons on mink,, |land otter, and weasel also have| | been made, and the use of set guns| o fur-bearing animals is prohibited. | Coples of Circular No. 7-C, of the Alaska Game Commission, which, in addition to presenting the new regulations, contains ex tracts of the principal provision: of the Alaska game law, and othe Federal and Territorial laws re |lating to game and birds in Alaska, m: be obtained on request ad dressed to the Alaska Game Com mission, Juneau, Alaska, or to th United States Department of Ag riculture, Washington, D. C. — - ur hands, a brush, and CK DRYING ENAMEL I¢'salmost as easy as wishing to have modern color- ful'things for your home—with Decoret Quick * Prying Enamel: Even on large ‘utfaces, you can ‘work over Decoret again and again — without streaks. or brush marks. Yet it dries dust-free in one Hotir; and is completely dry in four hours, . ‘Decoret comes in modern colors and tints. The atest ow will gladly give you com- plete. inforiation ‘about quick drying Decoret. Dae's dlkd | Home decoratige, Fullér radio pro- Buy Fuller Products here Juneau-Young Hardware Co. LUDWIG NELSGN'S 3 S N | | at '11:10, omdn's Magazine , ahd KGIR. be in- heretofore establishing a Junior Garden De- partment. Through this it hopes to interest juveniles in gardens or; their own as well as in commun-! ity work. It will, also, endeavor to stimulate the interest of the vari- ous lodges and other organizations of Juneau in planting trees, shrubs, etc., and in generally beautifying their grounds. A ROYAL o CLEANER ROYAL [CloT P e Can be rented and all DIRT Ollt ren ,&GO"S tals paid can be ap- (P‘/ plied on a purchase later if desired. Alaska Electric Light and Power Company ; For its own particular activity, the Club will attempt to beautify |one piete of public property. The, |lot selected will be announced later. | The organization believes best re- sults can be obtained through the use of plants, trees and shrubs, in- digenous to the country and urges 0 JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS, ALASKA Phone 6 Phone 18 Dependable 24-Hour Electric Service of any kind for taking game O Chib members, will assist anyone their selection wherever possible. An advisory committee, made up of experienced gardeners who are desiring to receive suggestions or advice in regard to planting. | Following each meeting of the| —adv. | | deceased. | Club after each business session, | there will be held discussions in the nature of a garden clinic at which problems encountered in the work of city beautification will be | considered Matters of interest to ! the amateur, as well as the experi- enced gardener, will receive atten-| tion, i s r e e |JUNEAU WOMEN’S CLUB MEETS The regular business meeting of the Juneau Women’s Club meets 7, the 15th, in Legion Dug- jout at 8 p. m | All members are requested to be |present to hear a report from the v‘mmmll(rn regarding legislative mat- lters. This report will give the |stand that each candidate for the next Legislature will take on the legislative measure which is being sponsored by the Women’s Clubs of |Alaska, The committee secured this | report in response to a questionnaire sent to each candidate. ELLA SMITH, President. C. B. ROSS, Secretary. |adv. | NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Commissioner’s Court in| and for the Juneau Precinct,' First Division, Territory of Al-| aska. In Probate, In the Matter of the Estate of| LYNN BRAINARD ADSIT, De- ceased. ;F. Adsit was on the 1st day of {April, 1930, appointed Executrix of {the estate of Lynn Brainard Adsit, All persons having claims agalnst jthe estate of the said deceased, |shall present them properly veri- fied, to the undersigned at Room 505, Goldstein Building, Juneau, Alaska, within six months from the | Noucev is hereby given that Agnes|- EVERY child can’t attend the President’s annual Egg- olling on the White House lawn, but every child CAN and SHOULD be given the ‘ul Easter morning exper- of hunting for PURE eggs and bunnies at ier candy home. Also nice assortment Easter Package Candies. i | | Juneau Drug Company Old Papers for sale at Empire Office It is the POLICY behind the date of this notice. 2nd day of April, 1930. First publication, April 2, 1930. Last publication, April 23, 1930. Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this AGNES F. ADSIT, Executrix. American Beauty Shop Valentine Building PHONE 3%7 Special for the month of April — Safest Perfected Method of Permanent: Waving POLICY that COUNTS This Agency has been in continuous success- ful operation since January first, 1898. It is the POLICY behind the POLICY That has made this possible. We have no diversions. Insurance is our aN day business and there is no kind we do not write. When you want insurance, see us. We are alway.s here ready to answer your insurance questions or to write a POLICY for you. - Allen Shattuck, Inc. INSURANGE—Every Kind $10.00 Under New Management Morris Construction Company GENERAL CARPENTER WORK “YOUR ALASKA LAUNDRY SERVICE" for : Dry Cleaning and Pressing ALASKA LAUNDRY In New Building on Shattuck Way “THE-LAUNDRY DOES IT BEST” .. “'}1 “ WIGGL Phone 62