The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 3, 1930, Page 2

TH 1930. E DAILY :ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3 . Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. “'AUGUST HECKSCHER AND BR i a < Weather Burean 17 3 \ Porecast tor Jumesw And vidhity, beg'~ning & p. m. today: L8 ] < Probably showers tonight and Thursday; gentle variable winds. ! L { L LOCAL DATA b { ; Time Barométer Temp. Humidity Wind Velooity \Veathe : £ | g 4 p. m. yest'y 3021 58 95 SW 2 Rain ] 5 3 ey 3 1 a. m. today 30.21 55 99 w 1 Cldy « : A y MART v | ) N B 4 5. N i ¢ i ] i - f i\ . CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS } . VENTI 7 —TODAY . & 4 Hightést 4pm. | Low 4am. 4am. Precip. 4am. : Al Stations— tethp. temp. | emp. temp. Velocity 24 hrs. ‘Weather | x L()A TS Barrow $° 3 | ;s oa 0 cldy F 4 Nome g- 0 |["a2w . 0 Clear 3 Bethel S joml M N 0 cuy | I)RESSES Fort Yukon 52 52 | 33 4 — 0 Clear | ! Tanana 54 54 woa 0 Clear | & Fairbanks 52 52 4“4 46 0o 06 Rain | ' HA TS Eagle 52 52 — 50 — 22 cudy | f st. Paul a4 u 42 44 14 Trace Cldy | 3 Dutch Hatbor ... 48 46 | 40 46 — .04 cly | e Kodiak @ | 54 5 10 12 Rain | g ) S is isti ishe bl AR Ll % s R Ly 81, of New York, multi-millionaire philanthros Come and see this most distinguished Juncau . 8 | 58 55 15 cdy | pl“A:fl:“M':‘f,'fi.':;"m.' e e T e 1 b 4 : Ketchikan (| PR a0 < 40 0 e ‘ P idon of Edwin Burr Curtiss, late head of SpaldingiSporting Goods ¢ assenblage o, new Abds, — Bep thie Beinte Rupert ... 66 64 | .:uB0 - B0 0 0 Fogsy | o o hey were married quietly at Croton-on-Hudson and It % & : Edmonton 4 2 | 50 50 A 0 Cldy I was several days before the marriage became known. : new silhouettes, the favored fabrics Seattle 84 s: | 58 58 . 0o Pt ?Idy i - s e 5 and colors which place tl “all g % 1‘ % 5 » 0 Qtear | SEUDIO/ OXEN | me mamrma sociEry 3 - and colors which place the new Fa s ciane 8% 8 | 52 52 4 o cl: ‘ Miss Todd is now enrolling pupils will hold a business meeting Fri- § A % vz‘x’lwuvc, B. C. 80 % | 54% 54 0 0 bmuf(y lin classes of music and dramatic|day, September S5th, at Mrs. Joe #, fashions in a class by themselves. TR Ay TR expression. Studio over Cable of- |Kendler's. Meet at Church at 2§ fice. —adv. p.m. —adyv, . miles. | | | The pressurc is high in southern Bering Sea and from South- eastern Alaska southward, and is moderately low in the extreme k§ north and near Bristol Bay. It is unusually low near Midway v it Island. Rain has fallen over most of Eastern and Southern Alaska % 1 DIXOL A 400 | and was very heavy @&t Cordova. Clear weather prevails in the = - i Bo M- Behzre'l(ls CO. I",C. = g central Interior and extreme Southeast. Temperature has fallen in > G § the latter district and remained nearly stationary elsewhere. Beauty and Modern Heat é Juneau’s Leading Department Store Elliott and her sisters Stewart and J. Downey and W. S. Jermyn Of" Velma Cunningham, Mrs. Wharton p Funk, J. B. Thompson, Robert Mc- Clain, K. O. Kvale, Joseph Vecer, M. Dunn, Ed Haddock and B. .Villa for Seattle. The Yukon is taking south a, JESUIT PLANE MAYBEFLOWN | Efficiency at an Old Fashioned Price This Heater with its ornamental design and its vitrified Walnut enameled cabinet harmonizes i | h cargo. She picked up con- g [ [Hfl"'r" g . 3 ‘ MAJ ELLIUTT Jane, accompanied Maj. Elliott to|Scranton, Pa., and J. Duncan, M;Y“KUN FRUM ssfligme tanmd Sugmm m‘; aish | w1 L0 with your furniture and is a § Fairbanks, remained there as a|Sheridan, Wyo., are sportsmen who Y 5 a load of copper ore at Cordova. pleasing addition to your room, SEooete s Sier dre sl | s SO Bba e She stowed concentrates of the and will earn its small first T TAKES UFFI‘GE School of Mines. hunt. Mr. Hollander, Mr. Downer wEsTwARDHAs Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Com- | i }f ]- 8 .il 1rst cos! JARE L AR H Rk in years el s S ST BATRER U RvRTs and Mr. Jermyn will go to the| pany here. M tte Mi . d )_ bf’ uel savings and heat— FUT. PALMER SUMVELE _|Kenai country and Mr. Duncan will | arquette Missionary an ol CABLE-RADIO STATIONS |ty for mountain sheep in the vi-| ON NEW BOARD Glenn H. Palmer, of the cinity of Anchorage. They were pas- | 30 PASSENGERS - — c—| Clarsymen e TODAY'S STOCK i | Aboard Aleutian | Lieut. sengers for the Westward on the QUOTATIONS 3 tle office of the Washington- | Aleutian, | 8 b=l p! Sold on Terms or Cash i 4 4 - Alaska Military Cable and Tele-| A Mi J. W. Keh f 4 NEW YOwK CITY, Sept. 3.—| Aboard the st ship Aleutian, ecomes International k r. and Mrs. J. W. Kehoe o Sk i bors 4o Janll NI ; ’ e steamship Aleutian, graph System, who has been on A |Ketchikan returned there on the | Dl S8 30 passengers 1o M- |eong quotations of Alaska Juneau |which arrived here vesterday en Highwa_\‘ COHHH iOl](‘,l’* the in Alaska tour of of Army communications syster inspection Princess Charlotte from a stay in neau, the steamship Yukon called| 5 t £ !mine stock today is 5%, Alleghany 'route from Seattle to Seward, was this morning from Seward and way! : e = /‘Curpflrflllon 22%, American Can the airplane Marquette Missionary, Juneau-Y oung Hardware Co. St e e b e £ e | SEISEOE SRS | g £ .| the States Receives Appointment g : | ; orts and departed a few hoursi A ,,},‘, visited local cable and Tadio offices| F. A, Hanson, one of the con-|lnter ror Seattle. ;mom O 1120, Anaconda Copper 45, Bethle- |accompanied by the Father Phillip LN 3 ¥ e o (RIS ol He is a passenger |struction engineers on the Alask9 | 4 3 i !hem Steel 87, Fox Fllms 50%, Gen-|Delon, S. J., wuc has charge of This afternoon before Gov. Geor on the ner Yukon enroute to |Rail 4 durinig. its Buildi | disembarked here were O. A. Goff,| | Motors 45%, Granby 22%, HUpp Jesui 2 S | A Parks and the personnel of | go i ; fukon enroute 10| Railroad during its building period |y “ang Mrs. George H. Miller,| €ra1 Motors 454, Granby 223, (Jesuit. activities in Alaska, andj— ¢ S B 4 Seattle. He has covered the entire |and superintendent of the Copper | Motors 13%, 13%, 13%, Interna-'Brother J. Feltes, S. J., who is a local headquarters of the Alaska | ogom which was found to be in|River and Northwestern Rnxl?pdimr' and Mrs. James Trultt, James ;o) goryester 184 "Kennccott 'licensed aviati pilot “Tho 1 ; ; ] Road Commission, Maj. Malcolm A R 0ad | pryitt, Jr., Major Malcolm Elliott, 2 ha licensed aviation pilot. e plane ~ o " ¥ : . g Elliott, President, t e g Axoslent CORAIAPRL, ¢ & ) now, greeted Juneau friends yes-|p,; gy Rnlstojn, A. C. Black, AV!C"Dpcr 344, Montgomery-Ward 35, and the clergymen are destined for TO AL_L FONSUMERS OF WA l'ER.' P 1 ) office as Special Commissioner “,l ST terday. He was on his way to Moore, Harry Bunroff, A. M. National Acme 137%, Packard Mf)-J}luly Cross on the ngon River, the Notice is hereby given that all water pipes must . |.. ~ study the Pacific Yukon Highway.|[® ——— .~ — ———¢ |Cordova from a brief business visi! | giearns, Louise Milness and Mrs. | 1008 -3 1274 13, Simmons Beds 25%, | future base of the aircraft and the be protected against freezing. Under the ordinances Hig appointment by Presi-\ | WHO'S WHO to the States. : 1. Corbett, from Seward; Karl.J.,Standard ?rflnd‘s 2; S?Hjlafglffifl‘mvsvnt headquarters of Jesult mis-|l ~ of the City of Juneau waste of water is prohibited. ..}p.: ‘ deht Hoover on July 28, was await- ; HIRE Sister Rosalinda arrived yesterday | puico Mr. and Mrs. Eugene €, of California L&, MtAndard Oll ofisionary work. | Patrons ignoring this law next winter and allowing .. § » b I rot t night| | 4l v b on the Aleutian. She will teach New Jersey 68%, Stewart-Warner| Father Delon and Brother Feltes B " R o Teu RA RN e— . o (il tne Catndlleotatial Bohtol ¥/ A VALRC L L BEaOn Crem oo SR O g s ol sy Y e e e 4 water to waste through open faucets will have their v il DUsHor R e i c Parochial School. | vaides; Mrs. E. A. Rehm, F.HuO L 00 are i e (‘;:(‘a‘::la‘:]:"“" Y ous!| service discontinued until next spring when the sup-- pt Ernest Walker Sawyer, also ap- |uty Marshal in the Third Division,| The Chinese Government 15‘3(?"5“" ::{1 . Uud"fo“' N'A]l;‘\‘ e |parts can be obtained at Valdez| ply will be dbund.'mt.‘ ‘,““" will be strictly enforced . s P i b he State 1 thkching” ik X o[ SPRIER; JIDEL. LIDARTOMm, A TR Ski with Rob- | A \ et after November 1, 1930. All customers are hereby' 1 y .ointed by President Hoover on who has been in the States on of-|teaching fishermen western meth Bloomquist and J. L. Cavanaugh The seaplane Skagway ithey will put the airship together| ifi 5 the board, took his oath of office is a home-bound | it goras s & L% ert E. Elis as pllot nd Larry|there and fly to Holy Cross. 1r|| otified to the end that they may take the necessary 3 . Jate last month in Fairban! cffort will be made to c No nize £ r on the Aleutian. Tom T ey, of the Copper River | |ods to improve their catches. P ORI | | Parks as mechanic went to Sitk& this plan is carried out, they will Persons who- took passage on the this forenoon carrying A. Van jeach their destination much soonet precautions against frozen water pipes. San Antonio, Texas, police who | vessel for the South were Albert Mavern, Franklin P. Ulrich and thap if they have to continue their! JUNEAU WATER COMPANY until he and Maj. Elliott go East,and Northwestern Railway, COF-|uuorq paveolls and bank 3 2 which will be in the near future. |dova, is returning home on ”"“ue;s AR 1B ; "“l‘ ;"0&“3"- | Brown for Ketchikan; Miss M. La- Malcolm Wlison as passengers. It'se; yoyage to Seward and then pro-|7 — — 3 The function of the commission,|Aleutian. He has been ‘.m'u“u“-;lel:proof s equipped with bul- [Rue, Irls V. Heath, Mrs. Dillon is scheduled to return here this | oeq- oyer the Alaska Railroad to as outiined in the President’s ap-|ing in the States. | i Kimple, Mrs. J. C. Siewart, Mrs. afternoon. : Fairbanks before assembling the| peo;xl:é:u:‘m‘ is: "[l'n & te \\'n);v Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hazelet and illlllllllllllllIIIIIIIIllIIlllIIIIIIIllIIIIIIllII g | airerat. representatives of the Dominion of [their two children, Harriet and The plane will be used by Fa- e (o 3 Canada in & study recarding the |Charlotte, were passengers on the| LR ol 16 vislt thié Varions Jekt | OUR ONE, BIG LIFETIME construction of o hichway to con-|aleutian for their home in Cor- | - uit missions in this territory. n‘( ‘ nect the nort rn part of the | dova, They have been sojourning was flown by the clergymen from| POS SSION United States «ith British Colum- |y the, States since last May. Mr. New York to Seattle without the, « bia, Yukon - itory and Alaska, slightest mishap. QUALITY | Hazelet is of the Chilkat Oil Com- } with a view ‘[U aining whether pan; at Cordova and Katalla. { such a highway is feasible and " ooy M. Sullivan, recently ap- . : g ] A I{OME & "C&’,“’m“““-‘ maptical | pointed Assistant United States | iy @ Me 'y 4 WHY suFFER B = hhenin sirteros duciy | MMMy far e T Tidiion ' ol : B st raeomive hin: | 2 Joserday foe his honcufiiate - e -~ [FROM YOUR It is a profitable investment i fall, Maj. Elliott said. The rainfall | % V2ldez . ' o LIVER? Why be handicapped with unsightly | 7 i blotr_h’el on the face, eyes with yellow consideration of every tinge and that tired and languid feel, 5 ing? This indicates a torpid liver. eadache, Dizziness and Biliousness | surely ‘follow. ' You must _stimulate your lazy liver, start the bile flowing with Carter’s Little Liver Pills. They also act as a mild laxative, Capt. John Irving, who recently retired from sea duty after having | commanded for many years, Cana- dian vessels operating in Alaskan | waters, was in Juneau a few hours yesterday on his way to Valdez, to llcok over his mining interests in | neighborhood. ~ He was ac- | by Charles L. Copp,‘ and has always been the first in Fairbanks up had already ex average. Some to late in August ded the annual bridges were dam- aged and a few sections of road were washed out. However, traffic was kept moving at all times. Ex- cept for these minor defects, the highway system of the interior is|that now in better condition than ever | companied “asd’ : : g g ] g g2 % - SERVICE generation. SEE OUR DISPLAY before in its history. | mining engineer, from Vancouver, Coals Of CharaCt Maj. Elliott attended one brief |B. C. s er purely vegetable, free from calomel AT THE FAIR hearing held by the Senate Com-| Mrs. Sutherland, wife of Dr. T. i :‘v'lvm:“msgnngl;so:!g ia!.fzrlx_-n;lil‘,lgeal ‘:c; are not a purgative that cramps or ADYSMITH WELLINGTON mittec investigating the Alaska|G. Sutherland of Cordova, an Railroad. = At that he spoke on|Aleutian passenger here yesterday pains, unpleasant after effect follow- | the relation between the railroad on her way home from a visit in ng, on the contrary a good tonic. and the highway system the States. NANAIMO WELLINGTON tfi'dmmm nllza{uinegredykxl. | . ) Miss Ann Elliott, who with Mrs.! E. W. Hollander of New York, J. | g Juneau Lumber Mllls PACIFIC COAST NUT COAL [ Butler Mauro Drug ~ " Co. Sell Carter’s Little Liver Pills \ QUALITY and ‘SERVICE ' INDIAN LUMP NUT DIAMOND BRIQUETS UTAH STOVE COAL YOUR EYES . Have Them Examined . NOwW! LM TR I I N U DA H I MR R . SHEAFFER FOUNTAIN PENS and PENCILS RICE & AHLERS CO. Plumbers ANTHRACITE NUT COAL WEBSTER SMITHING “We tell you in advance what the job will cost” CALL YOUR TRANSFER oo “TRUPAK” QUALITY LEADS THE WORLD!? Try & can of your favorite fruit or vegetable NORTHERN SALES AGENCY “OUT OF THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT” Second and Main Streets ——— or COAST COAL CO. PHONE 412 4 BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. PACIFIC Dr. R. E. Southwell ‘ R 7, Valenti Buildi ' free Deltvery Phone 134 - ' oom 7, Valentine Building 4] WHEN WE SELL IT - > . Office Phone 451 Residence Phone 238 G.H. W LMSLEY, Agen[ s * “ I8 RIGHT WINDOW SHADES Evenings By Appointment Kxpross Money Ordecy —— o ORI RN R R AR AL L DR R L L M J uneau Paint Store -+ [T Say