The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 8, 1930, Page 2

[ N T e g ey R R S i = > C[’narming New *- COATS | A truly smart collection of new coats in all the cluding cape coats, elbow tri fects. Navy to 20. Blue Cl season Sy } favored models, in- all black most leeve versions, mming and flat collar ef- Priced to IDII‘HM‘. iinchilla Coats in sizes 16 pecial, $13.50 B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. Juneau’s Leading Department Store FAIR THIS YEAR EXCELS LAST 'IN ATTENDANGE Announcmn(‘nt Of Awards HALIBUTBRINGS 8.10; GOD 3 AT AUCTION HERE Eight pound | Easton has the sixth-seventh. sand hundred but and 5,000 pounds four of k 4 : of black cod were sold on the Ju- Is Occasion of Great ueau fish auction today, the San| Interest Juan ; and Packing Com- | I being the successful bidder | e iome for all the offerings. “Attendance 1arger, monetary & { SamiEk Uiaa %, Bty e + at the South.| The Mavel, Capt. Ole Jackson, easter Alaska P ) o unloaded 1400 pounds of halibut, astern Alaska Fair this year Whan | yin proght 7 cents and 5% last year,” announced John Re one of the directors of the undar- | °°DtS @ pound. i ocnoen S te The Fane, Capt. Olo Johansen, Honet salos Lot weee O s ihad 3,000 pounds of halibut, which was a financial succa al60 WAL IoR T SN " “but in just what amount I am not!, 1°¢ Freemont, Capt. Olaf Win- . 4 1 " ther, carried 4000 pounds of halibut prepared to say, as there are some obligations still outstanding The cxhibition was gratifying to the premoters and 1 hope satisfying to the public.” Largest of Four Nights Saturday night's attendance the largest of the four nights asmuch as admission tickets v in price for, juveniles and thé number of those p can only be estimated, rather than defi- nitely determined, box office returns. Visitors totaled between 800 and 1,000, WA carnival spirit was In- prevailed throughout the eve; g. ‘Throngs | surged in the exh rooms, around | display and refreshment booths, | and enjoyed stage and screen en- tertainments and band and orches- tral concerts. Public dancing con- tinued until 1 o'clock am Prizes Arouse Interest Announcements ogeasioned general interest. ‘'The to Rev. Father Gabrie! Menager, pastor of the Catholic Church; the} Davenport furniture set, to Peter Hagen, sailor aboard the schooner Explcrer, which left here a few | days ago to resume salvaging ship's | stores off the wrecked Golden For- est, near Kodiak Island; the elec- tric range, to Mrs, Walter Andrews; the radio receiving set to William Newbill, radio operator on steamship Queen; the lamp shade to Mrs. Edith Sheelor. Ll e e MOOSEHEART LADIES ASK CHEST GIFTS ‘The Women of the Mooseheart Legion held their regular meeting Thursday at 8 o'clock. It was de- cided to discontinue the “Work to Win Sewing Circle.” The eommit- tee in charge of the Hope Chest wishes to remind the Legionnaires who have not sent in their do- nations, that the chest is still 1n need of bath towels, wash rags, dvesser scarfs and guest towels. - Hostesses for the next social meeting are Mrs. L. Peterman, Mrs. J. Patterson, and Mrs. E. F. Roden- | b TP R R T LT PN T TN from the sum of | of prize winners| the! and 5.50 pounds of black cod. Her halibut. sold for 810 and 4, and | her cod for 3 cents a pound. All the purchases will be shipped | | fresh on the steamship Aleutian to- morrow to Seattle. The halibut schooner Middleton, Capt. G. Isaacson, supplied with bait and ice, called here this morn- ing on her way to the fishing grounds. For FALL and WINTER 1930 |ing Store, 5 Theatre. “THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRI: MONDAY S[:PT 8, 1930 GRIGSBY IS STRONG FOR HOME RULE Democratic Delegate Nom- inee Visits Juneau and Discusses Platform § (Continuea rrom l’axe One) ly to secure imecreased appropria- ; tions for roads and trails, Mu"m are of 'vital importance to the de-| velopment of the Territory, and ini this connection I shall use my best cific-Yukon Highway lines. “The Alaska Railroad should not and will not be abandoned. It should be maintained and improved in equipment and roadbed, and also {supplemented with auto road tribu- T taries. “I am in favor of the extension e of the Nome-Shelton through the Kougarok District the Candle country. and gioh. There are many other out- ¢ lets for legitimate governmental ac- t! tivities. st the Poorman-Placerville A ] is of Wales Island to Kasaan Bay {vitally needed For Local Control Pclicy “I am against Federal interfer-| ence in municipal affairs. porated towns should have exclusive r control of all petty misdemeanors. | “I am against the policing streets by Federal Officials I “The Territory should have the power to enact its own divorce laws, including length of residence. E {other Territory had such power. s efforts to promote the construction long of the proposed International Pa- action branch hu railroad, jall ¢ into ,—in XY‘ It would open pre up and develop a rich mining re-|tainl I shall endeavor to se- varicus road from the west coast of Prince —pass Coliteum the Incor- dozen bottles of orange crush, of —dozen plete control of game and fur-bea: ing animals. I believe that every oOther Territory had such power. “In conclusion, I advocate a full form of Territorial Government for “If elected I shall labor earnest- Plll(’S Awarded for Best Tanaoa - Juneau’s little boys and girls :squerade—~were present for ¢ the most interesting, cer- the most picturesque, event exposition. Competition on rt of the juveniles for the, prizes was £0 keen and cl¢ f the he pa cure special appropriations for that judges experienced great dif-| roads, trails and bridges in remote ficulty in making awards. ‘The localities, where high cost of trans- winners were: | portation and inaccessibility pre-| Harry Sperling, as Tom Mix— vent development, such as the coun- pass to the Palace Theatre for Sep- try tributary to the Copper River, tember. Marvel Geddes, as a painted doll, to the Palace for September. Jane Christenson and Elaine Hou- as Amos and Andy—passes to tre for September. | William Geddes, as a tin soldier— Ir- 0s Company. Patricia Olsen, as Puss in Boots | bottles of orange crush,! fros Company. John Talmadge, as George Wash- ington—box of candy, J. B. Caro is called for this evening at 7:30, and Company Doris Miettinen, as a colonial ‘turtle house and turtles, \received special mentions. Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S Weather Bureau Forscast for Junedu aund vichity, bag'~ning ¢ Fair tonight and Tuesday; moderate | m. today: | LOCAL DATA | northwesterly winds. KRUSCHEN '-3 Thad and Pranklin. 1-4 Front and Franklin, The pressure is low in the Aleuflan lslande and in theANorth Pacific States and high from the Gulf of Alaska southward. Show- ers have fallen generally except in the Northwest and the extreme ||1-5 Front, ncar Ferry Way. Southeast and conditions remain unsettled except in the Southeast || 1-6 Front, opp. Gross Apts where the weather is generally fair. Temperature is much lower this || 1-7 Front, opp. City Whart. morning in the extreme Southeast with little change in other dis- 1-8 Front, near Saw Mill 1-9 Front at A. J. Office. 2-1 Willoughby at Totem Gro. 2-3 Willoughby, opp. Cash Cole's Barn. 2-4 Front and Seward. 2-5 Front and Main. 2-6 Second and Main. 2-7 Fifth and Seward. 2-8 Fire Hall, 3-2 Gastineau and Rawn Way. . 3-4 Second and Gold. 3-5 Fourth and Harsis, 3-6 Pifth and Gold, 3-7 Fifth and East. 3-8 Seventh and Gold. 3-9 Fifth and Kennedy. 4-1 Ninth, back of power house. 4-2 Calhoun, opp. Seaview Apta. 4-3 Distin Ave,, and Indian Ste, 4-5 Ninth and Calhoun. 3 4-6 Beveuth and Maln. e 4-7 Twelfth, B. P. R. garage. 4-8 Twelfth and Willoughby. tricts. Company. ! STUDIO OPENS Thomas Hellan, as Uncle Walt—| Miss Todd is now enrolling pupils Kann's jn classes .of music and dromatic Variety Store. |expression. Studio ever Cable of- Lois Allen, as a wild rose—box of !fice, —adv. candy, J. B. Caro and Company. Corinne Duncan, hest dramatical- | yygumIImIMUBEIIIITT JUST ARRIVED A Complete Stock of HELENA RUBINSTEIN'S Cosmetics ly sustained character—two months’ pass to Coliseum. Betty Howard, as Farina; Jac- queline Schmidt, as Contrary Mary, and Mary Metcalf, as a gypsy girl, e NOTICE TO EAGLES A special mgeting of the mem- bers of Douglas Aerie 117, F. O. E,, by order of the Worthy President, GUY L. SMITH, Alaska, with a view to future State hood.” - Time ratometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velooity \Weathe SALTS £ 4 p. m. yest'y 3011 60 72 Calm Cldy = a. m. today 3004 51 100 w 1 Rain For Mibh, sfid Wothen E N“‘"‘ lwr ;o'“ bd u NW 1 Pt cuy | A Safe, Agresable B 'ABLE AND RADIO REPORTS i Reducing Agent \ | DAY 5 Highest 4pm. | .Low, 4am. 4am. Precip. 4am. 'N M ASQUERADE ,’suum.-,- temp. temp. | emp. temp. Velocity 24 hrs. Weather ol BAITOW . orgeh 36, 2B, | ¢ H AVE Y E Nome B4, 54 | 4 4 . 0 Cidy Bemm B2 52 | 48 48 4 Trace Cldy R o O g 0 Cldy e PR T N R I Rain D Ch J |Fairbanks 58° 58 | 48 50 4 Cldy uneau vr "'g (naclers Depicte 'Eagle 56 54 RS | Clay St. Paul U RN I e SO TR | Rain C i “Kiddies' Frolic™ {Dutch Harbor ... 54 52 | 48 50 — 18 Rain ompa"y' . A Kodiak ...° @ @ | 4 48 0 0 Clear m.;;::,‘ a;(‘xw(l‘ ey xljvmna:fi ;;prdovg 88 B2 | B 4 b 48 cudy || Free®Delivery: ' Phane 33 Rice e o o uneau . 60 60 | 51 51 1 07 Rain 4 jon, Amilar Sihracters Hiat i iEEEYG u 7 © 4 - 0 Clear Post Office Substation |- f as o i AV SOR e et . % 7 W B 0 0 Clear = [the pages of children's story books, [giibhton SN R AR : 0 Clay No. 1 = masculine and feminine. favorites geptie ;G e o bl = of the cinema screen and fictitious bportiana o e R b i3 g imageries never known on land orlgan Prancisco ... 68 66 60 60 IR S c|dy set paraded and posed, danced and |Spokane LU O AR (e = played at the Kmmo, Frolic,” vancouver, B. C. T4 72 b 4 Saturdey afternoon at the Sbuth- | L e ,m,"e, cear || FIRE ALARM CALLS dstern Alaska Bili Beeminfly el i o RN pupils. This, hag necessitated di- viding it into two full sections, Mtss Alice Erb has one and Mrs. Iva Tjl- den the other. In each of the other grades up to the eighth, there is one full section and a combina- tion section. Miss Hedvig Sam- uelson has the second-third combi- hation, Miss Abrahamson will have| the fourth-fifth, and Miss Ann BIG VAN'S STORES f ARE CONSOLIDATED Big Van, the gun and shoe mer- chant, has closed his store on Seward Street and is moving it.toy his Front Street store which . isf now located in the old Hub Clothfl opposite the Coliseum HARVEST QUEEN RETURNS TO HER HOME IN SKAGWAY! Miss Sylvia Baker, Skagway's Harvest - Queen, who was honor guest at the Southeastern Alaska Fair last week, returned to her home today aboard the steamer | Queen. e, 4 SEWARD, Alaska, Sept. 8.—Gen.. Wood, President of Sears, Roebuck? and Company, emerged from Kenai Peninsula laden with Russian River. rainbow trout. He is a passenger' aboard the Aleutian for Seattle, He is enthusiastic ahout Alaskn game. LOCAL SGHOOLS Owing to the heavy increase m |enrollment in the lower grades of | "SChevrolet automobile was awarded the Juneau Public Schools, employ- | .men' of an additional teacher and {completion of an additional room |in the elementary schoolbuilding are | necessary, it was announced today by Supt. W. K. Keller. Miss Mildred Abrahamson, who Iresigned last spring after several }vean teaching here, has accepted the new teaching position and will arrive next week, it was saild. The new room, which was formerly used as the shep, is now being completed and equipment for it has been this week. The total enrollment in the Pub- lic Schools at the beginning of the second week of the term, this morn- ing was 562, Mr. Keller said. This is the largest by 32 of thé enroll- iment at any previous time. New pupils are registered almost daily, and there are a number, it is known, who will come in before the end of this month, taking the total to still higher figures. “In the elementary school build- ing there is only one room that is |not finished and equipped for use,” Mr. Keller said. “It is evident that this will have to be completed in the near future to take care of the ever increasing school population.” In the first grade there arc 62 SHOW INCREASE IN ENROLMENT| HOSIERY ordered and is expected to arrive OUR LINE IS NOW COMPLETE FOR WOMEN Sheer Chiffon $1.00 and $1.75 Service Weight $1.95 CHILDREN’S HOSE | Quality Ribbed 25¢, 50¢ 60c the pair In_all calors ? “The Terrl tory should have com- lady A Quality you would if you knew all of Schilling product Mix 1 part of Schilling Cinnamon t0 10 parts of hot water. Do like- wise with any other cinnamon. Dip a cube of sugar in eachi of these solutions, and place on the tongue. Then YOU decide whiich has the finer flavor! The comparison is unmistakable, becauseSchilling'sis made from the finest Saigon cinna~ mon bark —unadulterated with cheaper grades. — FACT 33 —————— SchillingLemon Extract contains 3 times the amount of lemon oil re- quired by the United States Gov- ernment Pure Food Department— 3 times as much—and more than most any other you can buy.That is why it goes further — why it imparts a richer lemon flavor. insist box of Amdy J. B. Caro and —ndv upon the Facts SR — Schilling is not comtent merely with the essence of peppermint and rose in these two delightful extracts. In addition to" this, fra- grant rose petals and aromatic peppermint leaves are actually steeped for weeks in the extract, before it is bottled and sent t6 you. That is why they are both so un- wsually fragrant in your cocking. ——————— FACT 32 e e Shake a little Schilling Allspice on a piece of paper side by side with any other, Schilling’s is dark in color, clearly rich with the flaver oil. The others are lighter in color and look dry by comparisan. And what a difference in the flavor! There are 39 other “facts just as interesting about Sehilling— Vanilla—Pepper—Nutmeg Orange —Almond—Mustard Ginger—and a ‘dozen others, Secretary. 118 Seward St. LT T T I T 4-9 Home Grocery. 5-1 Seater Tract. LODE CI.AIM NOTICES S American or Canadian - at The Empire. Phone 25 Juneau-Young Hardware Co;; . DIXOLA 400 Beauty and Modern Heat Efficiency at an Old Fashioned Price This Heater with its ornamental design and its vitrified Walnut enameled ¢ a b in et harmonizes with your furniture and is a pleasing addition to your room, and will earn its small first cost in years of fuel savings and heat., satisfaction. Soid on Terms or Cash WINDOW SHADES —at— ] uneau Pmnt Store $40. PIONEER AIRWAYS OPERATING SEAPLANES NORTHBIRD and SEA PIGEON PASSENGERS AND CHARTER (KaY 00 per hour. Special Charter Rates on Application, .| R. F. JONES, Manager SEE JERRY SMITH—Gastineau Hotel Four-Place Stinson Cabin Monoplanes EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Pioneer Pool Hall Telephone 183 Pool—Billiards Chas. Miller, Prop. 1930 Trupak Goods will soon begin to arrive PLACE ORDER NOW € “AND ‘SAVE MONEY ; Northern Sales Agency «» Juneau; Alaska Out of High Rent District