The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 11, 1930, Page 2

JULY SALE House and Porch Frock Large quantities always mean low prices— lh.lt why we can offer these splendidly made aprons of setviceable wash material at this price. Just the sort of aprons for the kitchen and housekeeping hours. Well made and finished-—desirable colors and patterns. Sizes' 14 to 42 Special Price, $1.50 g S SR R e ISt o Clearance Sale Continues throughout . the week B. M. Behrends Co , Inc. Juneaw's Leading Department Store for many years. a little too h too low, for he now acn roost | Park, St. Louis. Manush | and Goslin had a ter- ‘The goose flew vh or perhaps it was Walter Johnson, so in Sportsman’s rific battle two years ago for the American League batting cham- plonship, finishing only a point apart with Goslin at .379 and Man- | ush .378. Washington, on the face of it, has much the better of the transaction Manush hit 355 last year to Gos- lin’s i Although they are stlil very [the Goose by a wide margin this much in the tunning, injuries and |year. In addition, the Senators re- bad breaks have cut away any |gain the services of a fine right- ®charice’ of “either the Athletics or | hander, Crowder,' who went from $ Cubs romping in the way they did | Washington to St. Louis and won i‘ “in"1929 bageball pennant races. Old |38 games in two years for the ] Man Fate picked the two winning | Browns, against 20 defeats, clubs en whom to deal his harsh- blows so far this , with Clicagamloaiig Caslson.and Hornss by, Philadelphia being_deprived at “affous ” times of the - services ~of o Dykes, Simmons and Cochrane. ‘ ‘Hornsby was National League's §mast valuable player last year, and £ Dykes, Simmons and Cochrane, in| " pyung Jooked the part of a real| £ the order named, received sevon of [poueball workman while in the the eight votes cast for M. V. P. of \yraining camp of the . Louis Car- | Two former stars of the Joel Hunl of the-Texas Larry Bettencourt (California) of have been having 'a ,big time on the Texas League dia- Mary’s monds this year in Class “A” pany. com- the A's, Jimmy Foxx receiving the ginals this spring, along with an- B balior. {other football luminary, Willis e |Glassgow of Towa. He had been The biggest trading season in|piaging o bang-up shortstop for = years ‘has"made it difficult to be- | youcton, one of the Cardinal chain Come familiar with the major 1ague | yyypg, gnd hitting around .335. Bet- lineups. The Reds and Giants'yonoourt, backstopping for Wichita traded half a team,-as-the fealurc| gy js the current home run king of the National Leaguc shifts. NOW o 41,0 jeague, with a total about the epidemic has spread 10 the|ne gze of Babe Ruth's and the ‘“American League, with the Dbig, gigiinction of collecting four round- =1 yankee-Tiger deal, followed by the |trippers in cne afternoon during a trading of Heinie Manush and Allgouple-header. Larry was up for Crowder to Washington in ex-|, yme with the St. Louls Browns, change for the one and only Leon | roomint on All-America football (Goose) Goslin, whose honking has|y,yrery with Ernie Nevers, the ex- ummununm:ummnuwumlm fll!m been a familiar Scnamrinl sound‘s“mmrd fullback. In coliege, Bettencourt was a cen- | ter { game. | and famous .at the Hunt was a quarterback at s A. and M, and a rival of d Mann, Southern Methodist | S when these two were all-Amer- il('] candidates of a fe I's ago. - BUHACH Gis: abties AT L EA tN P. A. VIOLATION CHARGED IN ARREST MADE AT SITKA | H. 8. Sully, arrested at Sitka by | Deputy United States Marshal Wil- {llam Schnabel, has been charged { with transportating illicit liquor in | violation of the National Prohibi- jeeived by Marshal Albert- White. ,He was bound over to the Federal |grand jury under bond of $700 by Buhach quickly ends mosqui- toes, gnats and flies. Burn a lide Buhach in the room, camp, or on the porch and these annoying pests quickly dissppesr. Also kills ants, roaches, and other B TR iDeArmond. Sully’'s car was seized, | also. D S, DUDLEY ALLEN DS i | { | |the Admiral Rogers. Mr, Culbertson is a friend of Dudley G. Allen, formerly a resident of this City, and brought Mr. Allen’s best wish- es to his old Alaska friends. Mr. AT o Oregon and parts of Washington | !and Idaho, for fire insurance companies doing huslness in the West. - e CARD OF THANKS %QWK Sota by ans GROCERS We wish to ‘thank our many friends for the sympathy and flor- al offerings given during the ill- ness and loss of our mother. | LILLY ANDRELL, LYDIA HILL, LOLA 'KORHONEN, HENRY KU'RHONEN ' Butler-Mauro Drug Company Spfl!«BUHACH Jndv. Ola paper- o sale At o I Plre. 288 and has been outbatting | gridiron, ! passing | ition Act, according to advices re- || | United States Commissioner R. W.|, REGARDS TO FRIENDS | troublesome insects. Absolutely il puck. Bdeily hermless to children, animals and J. M. Culbertson, insurance man || opened with the 5 birds. Inexpensive. .. convenient of Hood River, Oregon ,is an in- key. Look for the . to use. |terested Tound trip passenger on Arab on the can. Allen is supervisor of agencies in| cne of the largest| beloved | e~ e e o THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1930. S M N 0 M M A 2 TR - s ——— 20 SCIENTISTS IH 4Rl) WEATHER LION IN ITS LIAR ON GREENLAND ICE CAP Alfred Lothar Wegener. (inset) with 20 scientists is making a sur- of the weather on the 10,000 foot roof of Green- {vey in the “home” S. Marion pass- |land’s ice p. Below is stranded iceberg, with the U. ing a Greenland glacier at the edge ol the sea (top). Greenland—Ten tons 1 equipment is on its | 10,000 foot roof of| Greenland’s ice cap, the spot re-| garded as the “focus” of all colid weather. | The equipment is part of lhc‘ supplies of Profe - Alfred Lothar Qluo Candldate UNMAK, of scientific way to the | | Wegener's glacic al expedition It goes to a permanent scientific l(lem. on the ice, said to be the | first ever manncd throughout an| ‘AX ctic winter. The location is called the “focus” | |of northern weather because pre- vious investigations have shown that winds blow continually out- ward in all directions from Green- land’s ice cap. Recently, considerable evidence 'Imy been collected that this im- mense ice sheet 'is the controlling | {factor in starsing . many storms| |throughout the whole northern | hemisphere | This home of the weather is w2ll ded against man’s prying. The rst leg of the journey from here will be made with Iceland ponias| Assoclated I'ress Photo |and Greenland huskies carrying 70 |tons' of scientific equipment. | The second and last leg is |strotch of 250 miles, beginning uL |the foot of Kamarujuk glacier. Sixty tons of the equipment will| ibe left in a base camp at the foot, }of the glacier, and 100-horse power motor sledges will attempt to drag| {the remaining 10 tons up the| slopes of the cap. With Wegener are 20 scientists. They will make trigonometrical {surveys of the ice cap. Former surveys have been based upon barometric pressures -to indi- cate altitude. The trigonometric |heights are ecxpected to be correct to within 30 feet. Wegener is professor of meteor- ology, and geophysics at the Aus- trian university of Graz. He is 19, married and has threc daughters. —— s> NOTED EDUCATOR IS MAKING ALASKA TOUR M#s. Anna K. 8torck of Elyria Is a soclalist-labor candidate for a) governor in Ohlo. one of the healthful cast Alaska trip is | most beautiful and the world. Dr. Pearson was for twenty-five years a professor of education at Columbia University. He is also a | writer of text books, and has col- |laborated with Dr. Henry Suzzallo in that work. : - Old papers tor sale at The Em- pire on'ce HILLS Bros COFFEE oues its rare flavor to the prin- Dr. Henry C. Pearson, who has § |been connected with the Lakeside| g7, / ' |County Day School, near Seattle, [IPIB '70” ‘/bllow " maknlg which he has been reorganizing and placing on a sound educational basis, is an Alaskan tourist. He de- mayonnaise You app the oil 4 little at a time to prevent the mayonnaise from separating. Hills Bros. roast their cofiec 4 few pounds at a time 1o | prevent variation in flavor. That's why this patented, continuous process is called Controlled Roast- ing. No bulk-roasting process can prdducc such " a “rich, ' delicious flavor. Fresh from the original vacawm ‘“THE SAP’’ with EDWARD EVERETT HORTON, ALAN ., HALE, PATSY RUTH MILLER I It is a 100 Per Cent All Talkmg Vltaphone Comedy: For love of Taughs, don’t miss this, scream with. VITAPHONE ACTS and * "MOVIETONE NEWS { clasea ‘his fhorning that the South- | in Kromquist, T. Cashen, F. Petty- _|grove, E. Smith; sub, W. Cashen. Pt L Rl Weather Condmona As Recorde:l by the U S Weather Burean Forecast for Juneaw and vidnity, bes~ning 4 p. m. today: Tair and warmer tonight, Saturcay fair; gentle variable winds. LOCAL DATA Time Barométer Temp. Hamidity Wind Velocity Weathe 4 p. m. yesl'y 30.16 59 kil 8 1 Cldy 4 a. m. today 30.21 48 98 Calm Clear Neon teday L 30.21 64 64 S 6 Clear CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS- ST VESTERDAY 1 TODAY Highest 4pm. | Low 4am. 4am. Precip. 4am. Stations~ temp. temp. | emp. temp. Velocity 24 hrs. Weather Pal‘rm\ 46 40 | 34 36 6 0 Cldy Nome 46 44 | 42 46 28 08 Cldy Bethe 54 50 | 44 a8 16 0 cldv Fort Yukon . 68 | 56 62 — (1] Tanan . 68 61 { 46 56 » 02 Pt Fairbanks 2 2 ! Bagle 6 66 |82 & - 01 Pt. Cldy St Paul 46 46 40 4“4 20 02 Rain Dutch Harbor 52 50 | 40 46 - 0 Clear Rodiak 50 50 | 48 48 18 22 Rain Cordova 54 8¢ | 48 48 4 50 Rain Juneau 60 59 | 4 48 0 0 Clear Ketchikan 64 64 | 46 46 * 0 Clear Prince Rupert 64 64 | 48 48 0 0 Clear Edmonton 80 % { 60 60 0 Clear Seattle 6 76 | 54 b4 0 Clear Portland 80 80 | 58 58 4 0 Clear EBan Francisco 64 64 { 50 50 ¥ 0 Cldy Bpokane 80 8 i 60 60 . 0 Clear Vancouver, B. C. T8 4 50 52 0 0 Clear *—Less than 10 miles. Juneau time. idly at over much of the North Pacific Cc Alaska Showers continue Columbia. the Territory. ean. Sh except the Southeast fo.lowed by clearing in the Gulf of Alaska Bea and the weather is clear in Southea Temperature changes have astern been NOTE.—Observations at Alaskan mainlana stations, except Ju-' nean, Cordova and Fairbanks are made at 8 a. m. and 8 p. m | The pressufe is moderately low in Bering Sea and falling rap- Nome, and is moderately high in other portions of Alaska and owers fell over most of in the Interior. and portions of Bering Alaska and British slight in all parts of DOUGLAS NEWS MARRIED MEN BEAT [ Staging a 1'\sL inning rally by' {gathering in five runs to uvexwrrm’ |a four-point lead, the married men of Douglas copped the baseb: game from the single men 5 evening for the lion's share of tho' Fourth of July prize money of $100, which was split 60-40. Postponed from the Fourth on ac- count of rain, the teams lined upi at 6:30 o'clock last night before large crowd, to settle the big hold- | over event. It w decided to! play seven innings, but with the| score at nine all at the end of the geventh, an extra inning was ne-| ‘ccs» ary to settle the battle. Bunched | |errors on the part of the s'nul\,‘ jmen’s team in this last period cost |them a victory. Scores by innings: runs in the second, 3 in the third, 1 in the fourth, 3 in the, sixth and 5 in the eighth. { Single men: 3 in the fourth, 4 in Married men, |the fifth, 2 -in the 6th and 4 in| the eighth. | Lineups: Married men—Fleek, E.' { L. Cochrane, W. E. Cahill, R. Bon- ner, Jr., H. Roberts, E. Bach, A. Shudshift, J. Niemi, A. J. Balog; subs, L. W. Kilburn and A. E. Goetz. Single men—H. Hayes, L. Cashen, T. Cashen, G. Gray, E. Roller, R. | ‘WINNERS CHALLENGED | ‘The Electricians’ baseball team of Juneau, has issued a challenge to play the Douglas married men’s 7 which won a spectacular game the single men last evening. ————.- TAKING VACATION TRIP 'h. A. Schmidt, head clerk of the i Hardware store, left today { weeks’ visit to Pu doesn’t get too warm. | EDWARD E. COLISEUM THIS EV The ancient NGLE MEN, 14- lsldLr of saps expects to install a| — e HORTON AT ING and honorable or- chapter in Douglas when the Doug- las War An cver Coli ner Bros. ledy featuring Edward Everett Ho: |ten and named “The Sap.” y a acted the tarily or cf time, are eligible and it is cowi rxdumy large percentage of the popuhum‘ seum opzns new V tonight with | aphone com- nd all | for a cc expected that a rather will be ready-to join. The Sap” fastest, small town stories ev: ccreened and recorded and repre sents the last word in family enter- | tainment. including Patsy Ruth Murphy, Russell | Carver and Jerry Mandy. MISS HALVORSEN IS MAKING TRIP EAST TO PURCHASE STOCK | Enroute to eastern points on her annual buying trip, Miss Christine Halvorsen, of this city, steamer Princess Alice. expects to be absent from the city about six or seven weeks. Miss Halvorsen will go directly east and visit Chicago and other eastern markets for stock for her local women'’s ready-to-wear store. she wille go to San Fran- cisco, Portland and Seattle to mak? selections from the latest offer-‘ ings to be had Coast markets. born, the Late chthe Admiral Rogers for a six T SATURDA). DANCE AT THE A. SATURDAY NIGHT. Try the Five Speglals at Mabry's. is one of the funni- There is an all-star A. Hale, Frs y Miller, Simpson, of Halvorsen's Cpmpany left this morning on She in the Pacific ————— NIGHT B. HALL adv. - 0'Clock Dinner —adav . .PHONE 103 to order. Second Floor, Goldstein Bldg. Entrance Thru Arnold’s Bootery A.MALACKY GOLDSTEIN’S FURRIER Cleatiing, Repairing and Remodeling. New Coats made Let us make your Old Furs look like New. Reduced Summer Rates now effective. EXPERT WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED New Ideas in Furniture. FOR THE DINING ROOM J ufieau-Yoizng Hardware Co. | et Sound. Mr. | Schmidt also plans to make a trip | to mid-eastern states if the weather | Edna Louise | The wise woman no longer dreads “Blue Monday.” No more back-breaking hours, roughened hands, hot kitchens— for the modern housewife sends her laundry out. | | We wash each family’s laundry by gently ! sousing in pure soap and soft water, then | after ‘several rinsings it is starched, hand- ironed and promptly returned to you. PHONE 15 ALASKA LAUNDRY CLEANING and PRESSING | USE THE SAFEGUARDED MILK Protect your baby from diet upsets by using the milk of unchanging goodness. Guard your baby’s health by using the milk that is always safe —because sterilized. The greatest baby-feeding authorities say that Carnation is just as nourishing— from the ‘standpoint of vitamins, minerals, etc.——as the best bottled milk, besides being far easier to digest. Write for Cook Book and Baby Book CARNATION COMPANY P. 0. Box 1908, Seattle © 1930, C. Co, USED IN ALASKA FOR 30 YEARS “FROM CONTENTED COWS” ](1113 377) fllé’fld b mMosq Ufmca roachesmoths {hes STANDARD FOR f Butler Mauro Drug Co. Sell ORONITE - ROLLER SKATING TONIGHT A. B, HALL Everybddy Welcome Old Papers for sale at Empire Office