The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 27, 1930, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1930. e e el TERRIT“RY m X Indian M aid Wins Contest Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S, t INSURPASSED VALUE IN SUIT e pPART | | - G l\le I{ LINI R 4 4 4 [ J A PI-AY B'_G PAHT Forecast for Junean and viclnity. bew'~ning 4 p. m. today: 5 - Generally fair tonight and Wednesday; gentle variabls winds. 3y TRT T 7 A ¥ ‘?\" { - i ’ FOR MEN AND YOUNG ME] the o ! | Time Barometer Temp., Humidity Wind Veloclty Weathe | 4 p. m. yesty 3003 63 33 w 8 PL Cldy : 4 a. m. today 2091 40 88 NW 1 Pt Cldy . o b Noon today ... 2984 69 32 E 1 P Cldy Men who depend upon us for stylish and : . | e 9. 9 I I 3 California Paper Shows'Al- { CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS dependable suits will not be disappointed aska’s Imppr!ance to X 7 ; d World Air Routes i % Highest 4pm. | Low 4am. 4am. Preclp. 4a.m. with these—we’ve used every effort in mak- Stations~ temp. temp. |_emp, temp. Velocity 24 hrs. Weathet ! While great strides are being! ;‘f:{'}:z] ;2 fg | ig :5 o 0 Clear ing these new assortments as pleasing as made both In Alaska and in the! e # e b i | 5 rz 6 02 Rain 3 States in aviation, the Territory's Thbaia 64 P L aete ;0 = 0 Clear possible from every standpoint —style—qual- 2 fipariifes | mssiblet future in- | Fatrbdtice o e b 0 Pt Cly ) ¢ ernational afrway routes was re- Eagle 60 56 |2 sage W b0 ity — value patterns and workmanship. ce;lctzycpz:;;:rcut by the Los Ane s & g S - .:’g c(i::i > SO s Duteh Harbor 50 44 OO A . : abrice=~high grats taxl Under the heading, “Alaska Takes Eosihl a4 Ll r 0 Clear Splendid all-wool fabrics—high grade tail- New Lead ss World. Colthey thik s o it pofly B Rain ' | 0 Clear g ! S following appeared in the May 18 | Juneau 64 63 39 40 1 0 P s~ stided 3 . - ¢ bgs oring, good styles and finely finishely, they s o hat paper: o b e % @ | 3 o0 s e om G 3 e—and | Prince Rupert . | 38 48 0 0 3 present a splendid opportunity for men of eybe not g0 mANY Yesrs from: @y ad ol o o :z g}:i fiow—the none-to-well-known clty Seattle 72 68 50 50 * 0 .Cldy all sizes and taste to select a new summer of Fairbanks, Alaska, will assuma| ... fhen Rose stepped Portland % 6 48 48 “ 0 Pt Cld N ose Jacobs, a Sioux In- 4 Kansas. When Rose PP v 1 3 A & Poiion of SR SR e ::: :m from Interior, South | forward to be judged, 149 of | San Francisco ... 58 56 s 50 - 0 cidy two-pants Michael Stern suit as low as $35. the world's affaifs. That is, if Lhand B R Bai *—Less than 10 miles. F aerial travel progresses as rapidly| Dakota, scored 100 per cent in | her white ..|'s~m_'.h PP ikt ! . }as it has done lately; and if -1 the posture contest which | ward. Rose is eighteen, and use > '———-—-—-—” , ; | sengers and freight ire c‘n‘edm_ brought to & close this year's | no lip or cheek rouge, powder or NOTE.—Observations at Alaskan mainland stations, except Ju- WAL DALY, | o it 2 S il Juneau time. tween far distant ports by am&blel' play day at the University of . [airships instead of the slower ocean Men’s Summer Shoes going vessels and trains of the present time, Indications are that they will. fot Alaska—which has many com-|ed with the bank for many years mercial possibilities apart from the and has resided in Fairbanks sinee | ys of the camp. | A trough of low pressure exteids from southern Bering Sea to Western Washington and the pressure is high in Northwestern and Central Canada. Light showers have fallen in Seouthwestern Alaska and the upper Yukon Valley and clear weather is general in other i i % nean, Cordova and Fairbanks are made at 8 a. m. and 8 p. m. | | | i In preparation of suech & condi«|B0ld which brought it to inter-|the e I4ion, the far-secing Department. ofjhational notice—and he hopes the| 5 the Interior, at Washington has{hew maps will be of great aid in| papipyr SOLD TODAY prepared a new map of the woild,(Pringing the peoples of the earth to| e > e portions of the Territory. Temperature changes have been slight throughout Alaska. In Dressy Yet Comfortable Styles is a wide range of models for business, for dress, for sports wear, every pair is construct- ed of high grade leather which assure every purchaser of long and satisfactory service come here for dependable Star Brand Shoes at reasonable prices. B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. Juneau’s Leading Department Store [7 LA = ‘: GAIN IS MADE ON KUSKOKWIM, A gain in the population of those upper Kuskokwim River section ahd a decline in the upper Yukon River | area were indicated by a prelimi- nary announcemnent of the popula- tion of these regions of the Fourth Division, just issued by Charles &. Alaska Center This map emphasizes the ‘im- ] portance of Fairbanks, Alaska. It shows that city to be the cefiter' of a world territory available to: air- ¢hips with speed and economy, but at present unimportant to world trade because of the current meth- ods of transportation. ’ L For example, Fairbanks is distant {—by alr's direct course—3260 miles ® |from New York and 3510 miles fromt Tokyo, Japan. Thousands of miles of travel now necessary for ships could be ellminated by a diréet dir- igible airship line from New York to Tokyo, crossing Fairbanks and, naturally, stopping there for re- fueling and transfer of passengers. Airship Route From Leningrad, Russia, to Fair- banks, is a distance of 3820 miles, ahd from Fairbanks to Los An- geles In another 2460 miles. Weeks of time could be saved in inter- national commerce between these two cities by following the direct route, which would take ships di- reetly over the North Pole. Fairbanks, becatise of its position and the American cities, by air via Fafrbarks, ‘would be greatly motre rapid and economical than it is how by vessel: And not only would Falr- bahKs: prosper—as it should be bound to as a port of call for this traffic—but so would all of Alaska. (for 10 and 630 cents. New Enz- STROECKER ELECTED {1and 10 and 625 | pound paid PRESIDENT OF BANK IN INTERIOR TOWN = First National Bank of Fairbanks,| TO PORTLAND SANITARIUM since 1920, was rcoently electe president of that institution, s eeeding to the place left vacant b, p $he death of George Hutchinson |enroute to Mo early this month in Seattle. George | With Ffank Lich: B. Weseh was promoted from as m\f’“»‘ u‘"_"”\i"““.“” ‘:‘C‘m'n S sistant cashier ‘to cashier to suc-| - B0V WAS esOmPAiies ceed Mr. Stroecker. | Andrew Nerland, well-known| Fairbanks business man, was elected | to ‘the Board of Directors in Mr.! Hutchinson's place. Other directors are L. C. H vice-president, Mr, Stroecker, Mr. Wesch and Rober Lavery. Mr. Stroecker has been connect- Deputy United States Marshal C. ay for Seattle de Sanitarium , who was re- for insan- by WHO'S WHO i AND WHERE | wife of ictor, is bound | rd the Aleutian. | and son, Frank, | ¢ af- | the {for her home ¢ Mrs. Frank R , are returning to Ancho the winte | 1s A in ¢ Mr. Reed, Sr., is one of he owners cf the Anchorage Ho-' | SB2: They are aboard the Aleutian. et o 0, l and S6c Merchants’ Lunch 11 A. M. to 2 P. M. ARCADE CAFE NEW HATS | | | o i | aid !l} || KANN'S STORE s FRdT g B PR ol which differs considerably from the [nderstand the territory’s impor-| . T. Capt. Peter)g oA real comfort and style in these good ' fcommonly accepted Mercator Pro- |bance. | Hildre, with 5000 pounds of hali-' = quality shoes and oxfords for men, and there Jection. Ibut, sold this morning to Marlyn 1 pa for 8200 board the Ford, Capt. Ole 1 i 5 | E. H. Stroecker, cashier of (hc’““"WN TAKES INSANE MAN DEPARTMENT STORE TRULY SO-- A COAL FOR EVERY' PURPOSE A COAL FOR EVERY PURSE Pacific Coast Nut or Diamond Briquets for economy. Ladysmith Screenings—the team mate for every coarse coal—to bank the fire. UTAH STOVE UTAH NUT LADYSMITH LUMP . v n Trea e ute, is dis- | - eee b g . # Luss u“ Yu 0" :mtm;y Galr. ';nc‘mr!cl]es r;;o:n: ¢ L( | LODE CLAIM LOCATION P ruces That Are Attractlve e ‘| Lenden, England o0 | iroe ! NOTICES 4 ¢ : 3 o i - | sty Eagle and Porly.MlIe Area ;:rrilfl,rgercmcany :;38 . g Both American and Canadian F' 0' B’ Bunkers | Lose Population while | Nusiingion. D. C. b Selechion (=wnBeduie T B o cOMERE $13.00 ; McGrath - Gains Manila, P. T, . 5350 (¥ 5 T : Tl ; v Pravel between the foreign ports Try Our $1.00 Dinner | DIAMOND BRIQUETS ... 13.00 Naghel, Alaska - directér, through Far From Pole ‘ the office of- Gov. Georgé A. Parks.| The new map of the Department [l LADYSMITH MINE RUN ... 14.50 i The Eagle and Forty Mile districts |of ‘the Tnterlor' which has displaced Val g ‘ lost perceptibly during the decade |the Mercator Projection with many alues up ta | "“: ::;E ;g;': PRlle:: | NANAIMO ¥ L e T T L 15.00 while McGrath and viclnity in-|selentific bodies and many mariners, ¥ ! Lt | creased. *'| shows " that - Alaska—far from the $7.50 Ko svc o e o s acru s NANAIMO MINE RUN oo 14.00 The Eagle rec;::nx !;L!mct drop+ | pepular mppodt’izlnn-u a long way} | f '_ S ped 35 votes; Yy Mile declined | from’'the North Pole, Seeretary Wil- 3 3 8 3 23 227. The” Mt: McKinley recording |bur' has caused & wide distribution { {** NOIU : ,wtfljll}ghjb"q WEBSTER SMITHING .. ... 30.00 district gained tén. ? this ‘ehart, and it has b - i ANO™ -~ T }C The populltl:z" for . ‘the three :epna as favorable everyws:-‘c.ac & I the Mod W BR[QbET SCREENINGS ... 4.00 areas, by settlement, is as follows: ‘The demonstrates h 5 | Learn the oaern a e ~ A Pl v e o R $4.95 | Y | LADYSMITH SCREENINGS .......... 8.00 7 1930 1920 |cffic. 1 is expested to impress|{ | Play Real Jazz Piano NANAIMO SCREENINGS | i | | SUMMER ' SCHEDULE ON ug'su Rmfl.flmg v?m. ' wz 13'“:‘»“9 army and Bavy studies and Native village .. " miay, perhaps, as aviation develops, & m;mn, me. . .. 53 93 |plce mmmm squadron on | in 3 Months | UTAH SCREENINGS ... \Mile village . seout) i s | ::::a; x:-:m D‘ff 5 :: 1 mnl::xs M~?em': ax;];ns;a;? /9 [Z/ \ {Our representative in Juneau Forty ‘Mile Reoerding 1ish-airfields thiere, where now there ,07“_@ | until June 1st. Call 1534 for o H ‘ D ALl o0 si7 e sty bomieear ice. [ FREE DEMONSTRATION W e Guarantee Satisfaction cmf;eil:‘ 4-um: o “georstary ‘Ray Lyman Wibur of e a0 o : Frai biltage : \Wm s working Bz Jack Wade village: 13 W *‘the’ development 3} D i i i it bR bt SEVEN SPLENDID TRANSFER COMPAN- i District ... < i it MoWiniay Rm'd"!lz v IES TO SERVE YOU. Call any of them— i . e . AR g v ; i 3:;’_‘:“ (i ] e s We guarantee honest weight and careful de- : Medfra village % s & % ¢ 4 % livery. Tacotna village ... 84 L s g i Balance Mt. McKinley 1 Love in Action T — Service Transfer ... . . 528 by g 4 Bodding Transfer ... 411 ALS. R. R. OPEN JUNE 1 Day and night, rain or fine, three hun- |PHONE YOUR ORDERS Juneau Transfer ... 48 S rectivh Cats . 1. the - Sumuner dred and sixty-five days in the year, ! TO US North "Transfer ... . 34 i heduld f the Alaska Railroad S s . ¥l be fnkigariiod, scbording to ?here are willing hands ?vl\f) serve the IR AT Capl’tal drapster . ol 593 . B g 1 + 3 Pl e incessant cry of those in ‘fieed. No promptly, Ouf coal, hay, Jack’s Tramsfer ... . 524 ] ated between Beward and Falrbanks case hopeless, no task too small, and a grain and transfer busines: - | with specidl service between Fair- ' |is increasing daily. There’s a: ¥ it ek Ko SCKniey* Nt practical sympathy shown to all. These reason. Give us a trial ordex P o f- C t C l C g poivio o AR willing hands are those of the Salva- | ey andIoare WY acihie Loast Loat Lo. | Seward st 8 am. on Bundays, tion Army Officers who have been You Can’t Help Being G. H. WALMSLEY, Manager Wed s and Thursdays and A rertt bound:will serive & 5.0 3 given the title in many places, “The Pleased PHONE 412 ity s""my:, i Fridey ok Artiy ‘of the helping hand.” Let the D. B. FEMMER TR L o 4 ?gro;n&m el yipieckiger: people of Juneau aid this great effort _____PHONE 114 | R Sl e e N AR NN BEN T same day. - .'Each Wednesday & train will leave Falrbanks to con- nect with Dawson boats leaving for by responding to its'Annual Financial Appeal. PHONES 83 OR 85 “The Store That Pleases” : : Nenana. - 4 o 4dssoclated Press Photo 2 g e Tom W. Campbell (left), Little Rock attorney, seeks the séna. Ol¢ papers tor stle at The Em- . I torlal toga worn for 17 years by Senator Joseph T, Robingon, Camp- ire ce. o bell Is Robinsen’s first opponent since the democratic orimarv of 1018, | Pire oLl e s A A\ ¥ & R ¥