The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 24, 1930, Page 2

| il ities. pants. ed as low as $13.50 with two pair THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2 NTRETIIRNTEFTIANE Don’t think that just ]w-! | cause a boy gives his clothes real hard service to buy him it’s economy inferior grades. It isn’t. You can’t expect a lively, healthy lad to do any- thing else hut give hard - to his suit, that’s all reason why you the should more ¢ him a You select suit for him that will out-class two cheap resisting wear. can a here suits in wear and shape retaining qual- | perfect fit are Brand Shoes Children’s Footwear in Autumn and Winter Siyles We have chosen carefully red in every pair of Star assur you Specially featured are these Shoes and Oxfords. Sizes 5 to Sizes 814 to Sizes 12 to style, quality and from this store. Children’s High choose 8 at $1.75 pair 114 at 5 pair 2 at $2.75 pair MISSES’ AND GROWING GIRLS’ OXFORDS Black and Brown Specially Priced at vt B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. Juneau’s Leading Department Store Daily Cross-word Puzzle Deseriptive ad- | ACROSS Solution of Saturday’s Puzzle 16 Jective . Scrutinize Component To art of the Native of ile Hawkeye state . Sharpening nton . Addition to & baildin xlst e stone h g 3 15, Commit & . Purt worked wicked decd it the foot .G . Cover 13. Gives forth B T 19. Cries the eyes 20, Turn to the . Dirties right Transintes o1, Exist - Coloring mat- oL E 7 22. Female salnt: . Hurikes abbr. ssion of 24, Sitkworm gontempt 5 T o . South Amerls 25, Take one’s way Sokth Al Anarehistle High mountain . ook of maps 3 M"lllllllu from Cuddles Pronoun uropean fish arisk salt iteral bouns ries Always . Beam 5 Waterlng place . Brownish red 65, Slow-toving animnl . Wniden € hy drng. ng in the dirt . Nerve network Spirited horse Winter vehicte DOWN unction . Fushlon 1. Clip wool trom §i Bastidty L 51 Chineso pagoda 2. Serfes of com= 52 Newly married ments woman 5. Obstructions 56, Military assistants 57 Weeps cone 6 O recent vuixively . Shelter Ocenn Concerning Theologleal dearee F. Murray, known as the “Kan- |him early this month. representative of P. H. Abbott, GOOD CLOTHES FOR | ACTIVE BOYS " H t Wool- f| \ Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S, Weather Bureau Worecast for Juneam and vicdnity, bag~ning & p. m. today: HERE TO START moderate south Showe! tonight and Thursday, warmer tonight; to east winds. ; : | ) | sl el FIELD COURSES Time wairometer Temp., Humidity Wind Velocity Weathe |1 ¢l.ua 1 p. m. yest'y 29096 55 4 w 8 Clear * . 4 2. m. today 2085 38 86 8 2 Cleéar VM L d_h SR Neon today 2974 49 57 SE 8 Cldy B CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS {Mrs. Lydia Fohn-Hansen ¢ . SAY ito Open . Home {Econ- “Highest 4pm. | Low 4am. 4am. Precip. 4am | omics Extension Work Stations-- téemp. temp. | emp. hemp Velocity 24 hrs. Weather . Barrow . 32 32 30 30 16 0 Cldy| T open college extension work in Nome 2 2 30 880 1Al Rali | {his district, Mrs. Lydia Fohn-Han- Bethel 44 44 30 30 12 24 Clear |sen, assistant director for Home Fort Yukon 12 0 34 34 . 0 Cldy | Economics of the Extension 'De- Tanana 44 44 32 W= 0 Pt ClY bartment of the Alaska Agricul- Fairbanks T Hie el YR : 0 Cldy |tural College and School of Mines.‘ || Eagle 44 44 32 32 e 0 Cldy|asrived here today on the steamer || St. Paul 44 42 40 42 16 Trace Cldy | yukon from Seward. She will make || Dutch Harbor 52 48 42 42 - Trace CldY | her headquarters here for the next || Kodiak 48 = | 42 44 0 40 CldY pmonth, dividing her time and work || Cordova 68 44 | 38 38 0 12 Cld¥j among the towns of Skagway, | Juneau 51 55 | 3 38 2 0 Clear|py,ines, Sitka, Douglas and Ju- | Ketchikan RO e TR . 0 Clear | | Prince Rupert 58 58 [ 38 40 . 0 Clear B~ AL g g S | Edmonton PO 30 20 .04 Gt TRt G Mol | Beatue o T UL R R Y Cldy| G w. Gasser of the Extension De- { Portland LR R T T 4 16 Pt Cldy ment. hab Febinty DR e { San Francisco 64 64 | 58 58 4 08" Pt CHYIS tinc the service In Western cho o4 o I IERAG £ 8L : 3 oley ns. She is a guest at the Gas- B.C. 5 5 | 46 48 » 0 cldy | | Vancouver, tineau Hotel. S e It is the purpose of the exten- terior, the Aleutian Islands, and is high in Territory. ;s:ure is moder::l;:lyjo‘w h; {hc Gu;l o’firArlnslzn and In- North Pacific States and the oecan south of the Aleutian Islands southeastward. Showers fell from Cordova westward | and the weather is unsettled over most of the remainder Temperatures rose over the greater portion of Eastern §ion work to help the home mak- ers of Alaska in their everyday housekeeping problems and to or- ganize 4-H clubs for boys and girls. |Mrs. Fohn-Hansen, who has taught at the college and made Alaska her home for a number of years, has middle Northern Alaska and from thej of the || Alaska and fell slightly in the extreme West CONGRESSMAN C.M. STEDMAN PASSES AWAY Only Civil War Veteran in| House Dies in His Ninetieth Year | (Conuinuea 1rom Page One) pay him tribute.” He was asked to come to the well in front of the Speaker’s chair while each member on the floor formed in line to file past and grasp his hand. At that time, Representative Til- son of Connecticut, the Republican leader, and Representative Garrett of Tennessee, the Democratic lead- | er, both spoke in high praise of the veteran confederage who, al- though with white hair and gray beards carried himself with military erecthess of his younger years. Major Stedman was born Jan. 29. 1841, at Pittsboro, N. C. He en- listed in the confederate army at (the outbreak of the war and after ‘(he surrender of General Lee at | Appomattox returned to North Car- i’olmn and took up the practice of ‘luw He married Miss Katherine de Rossett Wright in January, 1868. In Army at 20 Major Stedman’'s service in the Confederat¢ army began at the age of 20. The outbreak of hos- tilities found him a member of a graduating class aof the University {of North Carolina and so eager {was he to don the uniform that as soon as he received his diploma he (Congress, he became one of the¢ | Mauding, auditors from the United left the campus without waiting for commencement exercises. He enlisted as a private in the |—adv. prepared a number of demonstra- tions on short cuts in sewing, meal Fayctteville Light Infantry, North| planning, room improvement, and | Carolina’s first regiment in the‘ war, and campaigned under both|thc new oven method of canning Lee and Jackson during the four|to be given through local women’s intervening years before Appomat-|Clubs or other organizations desir- tox After the war Major s[pdmanlm;: her services. The instruction resumed the studies which he had (i free of charge. Definite 9“" left so abruptly and two years later | nouncements will be made later | began the practice of law at|concerning the time and place. Greensboro. Shortly after his B R marriage to Miss Wright he moved| Miss Nita Glaven of Cordova is | to Wilmington, her home, and|al the Gastineau, having come here‘ {COLLEGE WOMAN WlLLlAMS HERE TO CONFER WITH EATON D. J. Williams, Manager of the Hirst-Chichagof gold mine, and W. A. Eaton of Seattle, are in Juneau conferring on their min- ing interests in the Taku and else- where. Mr. Eaton and Mr. Wil- liams are the principal owners of the Tulsequah properties held under cption by the United Eastern. Mr. and Mrs. Williams arrived in Ju- neau yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Williams expect to return to the Hirst Chichagof on the Estebeth tomorrow. as new-laid eggs. S Hzlls B ros In the original vacuum pack ©1930 o Controrrep Roasting gives Hills Bros. Coffee a flavor no other coffec has. And because Hills Bros. Coffee is vacuum packed, air, which destroys the flavor of coffee, is complc tely taken out of the can and kept out. Ordinary formed the law firm of Wright and|on the steamship Yukon. Stedman. : —e In 1880 he was chosen a de‘egstm > to the Democratic national conven- tion and four years later was/ elected lieutenant-governor. Upon expiration of his term he was de-| feated for the governorship in a heated contest by a small vote. Upon the death of “Uncle Joe” Cannon in 1924, he became Y oldest member of the House in point of age and upon his re- election in 1928 to the Seventieth oldest in point of ser PURSUE WORK HERE . Rubert H Slaughter and J. States Government's Accounting Of- | fice, Washington, D. C., are in Ju- neau and will remain several days to check accounts in Federal offices | here. They have been in the In- terior and in towns in Southwest- ern Alaska. They came to Juneau on the steamship Yukon. | ol RSB W ST I Mrs. I Creese of Anchorage, is making a visit in Juneau. RSl ATTENTION REBEKAHS OF The regular business meeting of the Perseverance Lodge No. 2-A Rehekahs, I. O. O. F., will be held | tonight at 8 pm. [ GERTRUDE HELGESEN, Noble Grand. | TRIANGLE CORNER Silk Chiffon Hosiery KAYSER and GOTHAM GOLD STRIPE | i 48 Gauge 3 Thread All Silk $1.50 and $1.75 In the rich, dark shades of fall — Sunbash, Nightingale, Season, Ivory, Pawnee, B. Clair, Gunmetal and Rose Taupe. - French heel and | pecot top—one only finds in expensive hose. b Telephone 188 EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Pioneer Pool Hall Pool—Billiards 1 Chas. Miller, Prop. to Seattle. “In the Heart garoo ' Kid,” because Australia is his native country, has been dis- charged from St. Ann's Hospital _ He has almost completely recovered from knife wounds inflicted on|the Yukon. e the DuPont Powder company, is among the guests at the Gastineau. He came from the Westward on ADOLPH D. SCHMIDT Managing Director, 1 New Washington Hotel . SEATTLE i ANNOUNCING Weekly and montmy wlnur nm to all vhi“nx Alaska people ‘Where every employee takes an interest in you. of Everything” JAMES HARTY Asst. Manager THE 'FEDERAL AUDITORS | MOS T COMPLE TE COLLECTION air-tight cans will not keep coffec fresh E;ocausc there is air in the can. FRESH JUNEAU LUMBER MILLS PHONE 358 - AR Northern Sales Agency A Out of High chl District Corner of Second and Mam Streets » EASY ON YOUR PURSE Trupak, H. B., and Palace Brands Sure to Please Goods and Prices the Best, Try Them 4 “BETTER BE SURE THAN SORRY” ALASKA MEAT CO. QUALITY AND SERVICE TO YOUR LIKING Meadowbrook Butter PHONES 39 Old Papers for sals sale at Emplre Ofllce5 Christmas Greeting Cards WE HAVE EVER SHOWN IS NOW READY January Ist, 1931 Austin Fresh Tamales, .. Deliveries—10:30, 2:30, 4:30 We suggest you make your selection early. The charge will not appear on your statement until The Empire Y