The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 14, 1930, Page 2

o s e £ ity i { i i | (SO S Seasacaas L R ; \ ! | tm to Ay neuy ! DAAPERY DAMASKS | | ver before have we | a finer group of new éry Damasks to sell Al A LPECIAL Te ComeINATION XX PLan and OLD ROSE P g R i I B3 B. M. Behrends C Juncaw's Leading Department Store ., Inc. ) Associated Press Photo As a result of her trip to Africa as the lone woman in a troupe of film actors, Edwina Booth (right) faces a $50,000 alienation of affection suit. She is accused of stealing the love of Duncan Renaldo, ile lead in the play, who in private life is known as Renaldo wcan. Mrs. Renaldo Duncan (left) filed the suit in Los Angeles. GANDISM INTERRUPTS v o e wo GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS vt JUBBULPORE, Cen ) S insti- . of progress of thess Gandhi's 1 Province, Prov- decided t for po made higher educa ible and “reduced to a mpt to continue it.” at of the Gandhi ment that all ges of the Ci sed un- yarents and » to produce the 1 aloof- ivities nec- Alaska Seal Skin Coats READY-MADE OR MADE TO ORDER als coniend also nda has so un- pline of the home all pa 1 author- hat party dermined ntral nain ¢ ness from polit You have the pn' ilege of choosing Government your own Il~. stamps on each pelt. Special at $475.00 W orkmanship Alaska Guaranteed to fit. unexcelled in ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS YURMAN’S stus] in exploit-| 4 _|ing Mr. Hastings there. SRRV ENETVRVOIR IR ¥ e R S R T R W e T e e o — THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, OCT. 14, 1930. JUNEAU COUPLE 'WED AND LEAVE ~ (N HONEYMOON |Amey Bates and George » *Messerschmidt Take { Trip to States ried last evening in the manse 0. the Northe Light ~Prasbyterian 8 You @ Remarkable Val 3 i eyt e Church, pastor, the Rev. C. C A New Fast Color, Lustrous Satin Damask Saunders, officiating. Ot Food’bnsn Michael Bavard, sister of bridegroom, was matron . of 1 Mr. H. Messerschmidt, ALl 39 om’s brother, was best Per Yard the nuptual ceremony, a 3 su; v S the 6 inches Wid: W supper was served at bk % b Mr. and Mrs. George tn Colors: RED, GREEN, BLUE, CEDAR Shavw Mrs. Shaw is a sister of room. b idal couple left this morn- 1e steamship Princess Lou- eir honeymoon. They be gone about a month, visit- cities in Washingtno, Oregon California. The bride was graduated Jast Ji rom the Juneau High School. The bridegroom is manager of the/ San Francisco Bakery. They will make lh("r home in this cny 'MISS GRIGSBY WEDS ENGINEER Marriage lg_james Hast- | ings Tock Place Last | Week in Fairbanks iage of Miss Elizabet! h! e marr! 7, daughter of George B. v, Democratic candidate for egate to Congress, and Mr. Ja nn\ H.ls ings of Fairbanks took t Thursday morning, today by Mr. and Mrs. Hastings through Juneau today en- to Honolulu for a trip. were passengers with Mr. y from Seward here ‘on the tcamer Northwestern. They will [return to Fairbanks in Fnbru‘rv; (r \Lu'r next year to make their irigsby resided here during pod when her father was Attorney General. She tended the local public schools was a student of the Alaska icultural College and School oi the past two years, meat- He is on the engineering staff of the Fair- | banks Exploration Company. .- | USE HYDROGEN TO EXTRACT SULPHUR FROM CRUDE OIL e Mines for | | CcOUNCIL BLUFFS, ITowa, Oct. 14—Tests arc being made here of | a cheap method of extracting sul- .|phur from crude oil by the in- troduction of hydrogen gas. The method was worked out by Prof C. J. Frankforter of Lincoln, Neb., head of the chemistry depart-| ment at the University of Nebraska. | It consists of injecting hydro- gen gas into the crude oil and sus- pending into the fluid heated elec- |tric wires. The sulphur is con- |verted into hydrogen sulphide and collected in a trap below. The sulphur content of crude ol ———————— PAINT TEST EXPEDITED BY ULTRA-VIOLET LIGHT WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. 14— To test durability of paint in one |1zboratory of the Du Pont Com- ‘pany‘ the equivalent of several |years' outdoor weather is produced lin a few weeks. | It is done with ultra-violet light, iheat ranging from 100 degrees to |ice water, and moisture and salt. us t‘l:;hnext pfl:e {::.Our u{mhent lnzow.onciy nld you in pl-zt mr ter or whatever print- 'lb‘lfo’::ulu you get will ‘prove that Goodl'rl-t- , ¢ing Pays s Miss Amey Bates, daughter of and Mrs. Forest Bates, anc rge Messerschmidt, son of | G. H. Messerschmidt, were mar- |eervatory -already are maki ling point of li “PINT SIZE” PLANET, NEARING EARTH TO GIVE Glant felescopss such as the 'bne at Mount Wilson (above) will be trained on Ercs when that tisy planct is cppesite the sun (diagram). Actronomers are seeking a new steller ‘WASHINGTON, Oct. 14. — The ¢, tiny planet Eros moving toward the earth from far out in space is ex- pected to bring astronomers a new yardstick to measure the solar sys- tem. Astroncmers of the Iiminary observations of this mov- | at which i Janu- ary will come within about 16,000,- 000 miles of the earth It will be photographed by wide- ; ly scattered observatories in a world cocperative program sponsored by the international astronomical un- . ion. Marking the closest approach of ; a measurable celestial body exeept gy the moon, in many years, Eros will ¢, swing well within the orbit ofl) Mars, but W stay outside earth’s orbit. One of the tk planets, or a family circle, h“ observat. edure owance must be madc ation of the earth du weeks' or more p the the for the horizon lispersion and eve P ousand odd of judged by brightness, is believed about [miles in diameter. g B R H On January 29, at the-time ol | bt its nearest approach, Eros, aboui % s 5 ki the seventh magnitude, almo Convention of American be seen with the unaided of the sixth magnitude visible to the naked eye. | is very important to astron- Federation Threaten- ed by Commumsls it can bz considered a mathemat- fcal point with no mass, breadih,lcan Federation of Labor in an-| of thickness to upset calculations. ticipation of an attempted visit of These near approaches take place ithe Communists to only at long intervals, the last 30.gion. years ago when the distance wa The almost twice as great .as it will’bo'#o attend the labor meeting. in January. imade one attempt to .enter It is explained at the obse that the sun, present yards planetary distances, is inadequa since there is a probable error of | 100,000 miles in its calculated dis- the convention hall of the Ameri- Communists voted last week | They the ed by officials. HAND TO HAND FIGHT BOSTON, Masfi Oct. 14—Com ,_iamond Briquets CLEAN ECONOMICAL EFFICIENT REASONABLY PRICED $13.00 per ton f.o.b. bunkers PACIFIC COAST COAL CO. PHONE 412 SSUMIR NIRRT I|I||||I|l|||l|llllllllllll‘lIlmlllllllll"llIWIIIIlmIIHI"II UUTTU T DT T T T U B B L RONOMY NEW YARDSTICK January | {the “"|normal and unusually heavy escape- . |route to Ketchikan. “{trip on the Widgeon, Capt. 2 murh.\ul and will be there possibly Er — omers since it comes ralanvr:‘y clo OSTON, Mass., Oct. 14—Police | to the earth, and is so small guards are today stationed outside the conven-| hall last Wednesday but were block- | T T T R T TR LT T LT lll"lu"l|l|l||l"|_!|||ll|llllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIHII"IHIIIH munists and police engaged in a hand to hand fight outside the ¢onvention hall this afternoon. Thé| trouble started when the police began to break up a demonstration after having denied Communists admission to the American Fed- eration of Labor convention. | Officers arrested one man who ;.A'lll“]‘ ed to address the crowd. Others attempted to rescue him |and a furious struggle ensued. Many werce taken to the police station. The meeting inside the hall went |on unhampered. — e WINNON TRIP T0 KETCHIKAN {Former Returning Next | Week—Winn Is Enroute | to States for Winter | Accompanied by Gov. George A. | Parks, Dennis Winn, Alaska Agent ‘!‘nr the United States Bureau of | Fisheries left today for Ketchikan | and, after spending a few days there, he will proceed to his winter headquarters in Seattle. The Gov- will return here early next arnor week. xcept for the failure of reds in Bristo! Bay and a shortage of |pinks in one or two western areas, salmon fisheries this season {have been demonstrated to be in satisfactory condition,” n commented yesterday. he pink salmon fishery of South- east Alaska, he added, was featured by the greatest runs of fish on |record, resulting in a pack above 2 highly wi GOV.PARKS AND Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S Weather Bureau Forecast for Junesu and vidnity, bag~uing 4 p. m. today: Fair and colder tonight and Wednesday;moderate easterly winds. LOCAL DATA Time !zarometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity Weathe 4 p. m. yest'y 3019 48 28 SW 4 Clear 4 a. m. today 3034 3 a2 w 1 Clear Noon today 30.38 40 29 E 15 Clear CABLE AND BADIO REPORTS { YESTERDAY I TODAY i = Highest 4p.m. | Low 4¢am. 4am. Precip. 4am. Stattons— temp. temp. | emp. temp. Veloc'ty 24 hrs. Weather Barrow 26 20 R 12 0 Clear Nome PRI e T T R ‘Clear Bethel 40 40 28 30 ' 0 Clear Fort Yukon TOIEE alde or - Uy 0 Cldy Tanana 30 30 e v 0 Clay Fairbanks 30 30 14 16 4 Trace Clear Eagle % 8 23 = 0 Cldy St. Paul 44 @ 42 44 36 06 Cldy Dutch Harbor 50 46 [ 48 M8 - 258 Rain Kodiak 45 46 30 30, * 0 Clear Cordova 46 46 20 36 * 0 Clear ¥ 52 48 ET ] * 0 Clear Ketchikan 48 46 e ] . 0 Clear Priticc Rupert 44 40 | 3 34 4 .08 Clear Edmonton 58 4 $-7Ea0 185 Rain Seattle 56 56 | 4 4 4 24 cldy Fortland 64 62 T - O 4 12 Cldy San F-ancisco 70 66 | 58 56 . 0 Clear S}mkauc 60 58 | 42 44 12 18 Rain Vanceuver, B. C. 54 ~ 50 | 44 44 10 02 Pt Cldy *—Less than 10 miles. The pressure is high throughout Alaska except in the .extreme Southwest and is deidedly low south of the Aleutian Islands and moderately low in southern British Columbia. Heavy rain- fel in the "Aleutian Islands and light snow on the Bering Sea coast and in portions of the Interfor. Clear weather prevails from Kodiak east- ward. - Temperatures have fallen over most of the Inteior, to a minimum of 4 degrees at Tanana. {ment to the spawning beds. i | The Governor and Mr. Winn will visit Petersburg and Wrangell en- Mr. Winn will |remain there until about October 122, sailing then for Seattle on the |Fisheries flagship Brant. The two oficials are making the Greg’ Mangan. That vessel will go on the s at Ketchikan for repairs and |three weeks. | — .- TONIGHT | OVERALL NIGHT AT THE ELKS' CLUB. —adv. e — Fish canners of California are considering limiting the pack to stabilize the market, IOFFICIAL ?'JBLIFATION) (Bank With Branches) |Report of the Financial Condition of the BANE OF ALASKA, at Skagway, Territory of at the elose of business on |Jocated Alaska, 'h(‘ 6th day of October, 1930. RESOURCES ! ! ns and discounts $ 179,508.07 !Loans on real estate 6,250.00 | Overdrafts 217.22| | United States bonds own- { ed 1,550.00 |Other bonds and war- | rants owned 107,338.07 Banking house, furniture and fixtures . 28,000.09 |Due from other banks.. 86,280.28 \C'\pn,al assigned to | branches 75,000.00 {cash on hand . 12,009.04 | | —_— | TOTAL $396,152.68 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in ....$140,000.00 Surplus fund 5,000.00 Undivided profits less ex- penses paid 19,269.86 | Due to branches 2,891.97| Individual and savings \ deposits 225,173.90 Demand and time cer- ! tificates of deposit 200.00 |Cashier’s and certified | | checks 55.60 | |Reserve for depreciation i ! on Invesments 2,286.35 jneserves,ror Interest.... 1,275.00 ] TOTAL ... 3396,152.68( United States of America, Terri- tory of Alaska, First Judlcih.l- Division, ss. I, H. B. Thornquist, Cashier of tha ! above named bank, do solemnly swear that the foregoing statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. 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