The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 7, 1930, Page 2

R T o Ll e T e e I~ YUKUN BRINGS 97 PASSENGERS AND BIG CARGO. Vessel Bound for Westward Ports Leaves Here This Afternoon With 27 passeng and a quantity of freight for Juneau, t rteamshin Yukon bound from Seat- tle to Seward, called herc tof sne arrived at 9 th will leave late this a unloading gencral mer three automobile: she ®hifted to Gold Mining Comp: discharge material cempany. Out of sel booked 73 pa ed up 12 on her morning and 1 Juneau wharf to r the mining the ves- She plck- Persons who were Mrs. J. W. Britt, Mrs. M Gartley, Mrs. Lola Hegstad, Mrs. Harry Mabry, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shattuck, Doris Hegstad, Mabel M ONE OF THE BIGGEST CO. o Miss Halley > to " THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE ‘“TUESDAY, oCT. 7 e ek e 1930. AT VALUES OF THE AUTUMN SEASON Here is a collection of the smartest of the season’s coats, in a variety of new and exclusive models, all of which are fur trimmed. These special low prices should cause many women to secure their winter coat now. Group 1-$32.50 Group 2-$35.00 B. M. BEHRENDS CO., Inc. Juneaw’s Leading Department Store flebcam, E. D. Williams, Russell|k: ooy e L. Clithero, C. M. Handley, Char H. Kelsey, J. W. Leeper, H. W. Noot and Neal Ramsey from Seat. | WHO'S WHO ‘ AND WEERE tle; John Ebbing, L. Bender, e H N. Copway, Thomas Drew, Dr. W. W. Council, who has been Newmarker, Charles Gustafson and spending several days in and near J. H. Brokaw from Ketchikaniloordoya on a- hunting trip, re- Mrs. W. P. Johnson, Agnes Smith|i,eq ho " ) on the ste and Richard Walelln from Wran-| s (T tAY HGSHIS Stid { P. Taylor, Assistant En- r of the Alaska Road Com- | mission, returned home today after "lan extended fleld trip in Interior 1d Northern Alaska. United States Marshal Albert White left this afternoon on the eamer Alaska enroute to Portland id from there to Idaho. He will Tibbs, H. W. T bing, F. R. Bigford, Henrietta Mar- tin and Oscar Hart Tor Valdez Wart and J. J. Me herin. o i |be absent several weeks, aiding in y 'the campaign of Senator W. E MASQUERADE 1§ {Borah for re-ciection. t. George A. Green, pioneer PLANNED OCT. 30 | cont. ¢ en, pio BY MOOSE WOMEN Ly, Ducsenger on the Ataska A masquerade is being sponsored enroute to his home in Seattle. by the Women of Mooseheart Le- - Lt gion to be given in Moose Hall on Halloween, October 30. The com- | mittee in charge announces that| most valuable prizes will be given, those exclusively in costumes depicting the night on which the affair falls, { oo —— | oClock Ziiuner Try the Ive Speeials at Mabry's. Monson, Irene Stipich, Madze Stuf- 4 | under the s A 800-foot span over the Second Narrows, Vancouver, B. pushed into the water when a barge, Pacific Gatherer, was swept n by a strong tide. The rising tide litted the log carcler | uch an extert it toppled cver. |today for a few hours. ‘plnnc and fly it back to Anchorage |for their operations. | /Allen Shattuck, local realty and insurance man and Democratic can- didate for Territorial Senator. and Mrs. Shattuck returned home today after spending 60 days in the States on vacation, ALASKA-WASH. - NIRWAYS STOPS Skagway Is Scheduled to Leave Today — Won't [ Return Until December |tcday of |acrfal service here by the Alaska | Washington Airways will be dis- icontinued until December at the | earliest, announced A.B.Hayes, Ju- ;neau representative of the aviation !ecrporation, today. On arrival in Seattle, the Skagway will undergo \a thorough overhaul, and then she | may operate on the Scattle-Van- couver-Victoria route. The' air- ;ways’ hangar here, from it present | position south of Willoughby Ave- Inue, will be dragged to the beach I beyond high tide mark, and be sub- }jccted to extensive improvements. | 'The Skagway, Pilot Robert Eilis land Mechanic Frank Hatcher, re- turned to Juneau yesterday |Ketchikan. ~ She brought as pas- |senger Larry Parks, Juneau repre- | was expected to leave here this af- Mr. Hayes will remain in Juneau until Friday te conclude detalls of business. |EGG YOLKS CHANGE COLOR | IF HENS EAT DRY PEPPERS ATLANTA, Oct.. 7—Dried pep- ; Frank Dorbandt and Alonzo] | Cope, Anchorage fliers, visited here They are|* |enroute to Seattle to pick up a - SERVICE HERE With the departure for Smt:lel the seaplane Skagway,| from | | sentative of the alrways. The planc ! |ternoon for Seattle with a sched-| uled stop for tonight at Ketchikan.! Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. 8. Weather Bureau Forreast for Juneam And vidnity, bep~ning 4 0. m. loday: Tair tonight, Wednesday cloudy; gentle variable winds. LOCAL DATA i Time raromete Temp, Humidity Wind Velocity Westhe 4 p. m. yest'y 2080 46 36 NE 7 Pt Cly m. today ;2979 39 42 E 9 Clear iNeon today ... 2076 44 38 E 1 Pt Cly i CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS % - Bl < Btmn b Highest 4p.m. i Low 4a.m. 4am, Precip. 4am. Stations- temp. temp. | emp. temp. Veloc'sy 24 hrs. ‘Weather Barrow T ] [ 28 3 18 0 Clear Nome 2 4 | 3B 38 S ] Rain Bet! R R RS TG | RS SRS cldy Fort 2 30 8 Moo= 0 Cldy Tan 36 30 80 30 - Trace Snow Fairbanks 30 36 32 32 0 0 Cldy \Eagle LSS BV S e 0 Pt.Cldy {8t. Paul 48 48 | 4 4 12 0 Cldy Dutch Harbor 64 52 | & 8 — .03 Cldy Kodiak 8 46 | 8 46 * 0 Clear Cordova 88 80 B S ) * 0 Pt Cldy | Juneau 52 46 1 A 9 0 Clear Ketchikan 52 52 | 38 38 4 Trace Clear 63 50 | 40 40 0o 02 Cldy 48 44 40 40 10 04 Cldy . 60 58 | 88 88 8 b6 cldy Portland 68 64 | 6 00 4 96 Cldy 'san Francisco % B3] w0 g0 . 0 Clear | Spokane 64 62 | 86 &8 4 0 Cldy Vancouver, B. C. 588 56 | 56 &6 4 58 Cldy *—.Less than 10 miles. The pressure is low throughout nearly all Alaska except the ex- treme southwest and high over most of the northeastern Pacific Ocean. It is lowest in Alberta and near Bering Strait and falling over most of the eastern portion of the Territory. Rain fell in West- lern Alaska and fair weather is general over the eastern portion. { Temperatures fell from Cordova southeastward and rose elsewhere ex- cept in Bering Sea. | “Tomorrow’s Styles Today COATS Dressy models for the cold winter days. VALUES UNEXCELLED pers, groynd to a puwder and mix- ed with mash fed to chickens, will} change the color of yolks andk even the skin of the chicken itself. This is shown by experiments at the Georgia expertment station | here. Waste materlals from pimen- to pepper canneries were used for the. tests. i The experiments also showed that eggs from pimento-fed hens hatch- | ied 100 per cent, whereas eggs of hens not fed this ration had 2 much lower hatching a ge. Ad- ditional coloring in the feathering of the pimento fed birds alsn was noted. BRIDGE DAMAGED BY LOG BARGE I | e Associated Press Photo C., was Telephone 183 EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Pioneer Pool Hall POOL—BILLIARDS Chas. Miller, Prop. With CLUB Representative ours! BEN C. DELZELLE Juneau and know you R. T. KAUFMAN Proprietor Invite Your Guests to Dine You at CAFE They'll appreciate your good taste — and you’ll appreciate We are proud of our menus, will relish their satisfying difference. THE CLUB CAFE V. F. 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