The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 7, 1930, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, NOV. 7, 1930. N A The pressure is moderately low throughout Alaska and lowest in the Northeastern Pacific Ocean. It is moderately high in the Rocky Mountain States and northwest of Hawaii. Showers fell near the Gulf of Alaska and light snow in southern Bering Sea and portions of the Interior. Clear weather prevails in Northwestern and Soum- eastern Alaska. Temperatures fell except in portions of the Interior. | e e e e Democrat, Harry Donnelly, Repub- of | U. S. DEPARTMENT OF E, 'ATHER RE. DEMUGRATS ARE1 2 vomin, - Daily Cross-word Puzzle | OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU | WRECKERS AT WORK R and R. . Sheldon, Independent, are ‘ HOUSE COMES DOWN Chnstmas.’ STILI- LEAD I NG he election of the| ACROSS Solution of Yesterday's Puzzie 14 h-:tmon.'. T’le Weather ) ’ 1 | 1. Moist i 15, Grit Wreckers are at work. Lee Rox What to d: 5. Nuek 3 (By the U. S. Weather Bureau) 3 a give to the friends vowe) | uru.:s 'or Juneau and vicinlty, beginning at p. m., November 7: business under the name an Ive the pr i hoto- c Third Division 2. Stsepitke Fair tonight and Saturday; moderate easterly winds. bl of 'max \and Moody, hbe~da- || 20ire iba MEOEM, Wit PO g " v Re- \ graphs! : - 8. Briastly B s ceni 2. Constellation, | LOCAL DATA molishing the. two-story framell © o St p 1, unopposed. Cal | is. livx - e Time Barémeter Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity ~Weather |dwelling on the south side of Sec- il e e LR ph H. Murray. | 3 b onue 3 Former 4 p. m. yesty ....2094 42 B8 5 Cldy. |ond Street near its intersection with || POTWURIY to secuts porests Grigsby, Karnes and Shat- I e bR LD SIbEas id 4 a. m. today .....2084 35 92 w 8 Clear |Franklin Street. The structure next | 250 s e - e & H. McCutcheon, Democrat, are |y 9, Paft up Noon today 29.65 18 29 E 14 Clear |t the corner:biilding, is owned by photographer. ; tuck Hold to Narrow | : First unme of o ol it Portraits of exclusive style— Margins: Bovle El d ed from the Thi Hansere il R CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS g with all refinements of modern f Margms; Boyle Llecte torial candidat Sprena 35, Bereeive YESTERDAY | y- o7 s S 1 B artistic lighting, retouching— T v 23, Wicker- | g0, heaivgienl 7. Weeds Highest 4pm. | Lowest 4a.m. 4a.m. Precip. 4a.m. etching and finishing. (Continued trom Fage One) 11, Smith 24; | - degree 30. satisfied _Station— temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24 hrs. Weather| RUSSIAN STEAM | hlj!‘;turnl l::; ltl;e,‘ m;:; of tehe 3 e Hesse 25, Ul- |33, Gurden 0 e A T T L children W! eir Py ex- Democratic ¢ Keller 16. False |, 18 /8. riif i Ay 0 8 3 0 Ll s pr\e;?(::xsli make sittings only un- Wickerdipa «x. Siminisn o BEIhS e Wag e Sk B LR 6 .06 Pt Cldy}} situated directly back of Alas- til November 13. Make appoint- f 10: Ol 18 | 46 2. Sorocenn 7 Lo 3 Fort Yukon 18 18 0 10 — 02 cldy| il Novem| . PO} ik . e 3 Merosan o ward s point . | K ¥| ) kan Hotel on Gastineau Ave. ment today. Prices $15.00 per > 10, Ulmer 5; 8. ‘Looking. 50, g“u‘-‘p ranana BT 22 | 16 16 — [] Cldy | Look for the Green House. dozen and u’p s 6. Unalaska glass o Py " Fairbanks ........ 18 14 14 ! 4 06 Cldy | i rsham 11; Hard-‘ s Tebrew tetter :"fint'"' Fagle ... v 36 36 % % 32 12 o1 Cld?\ Open Wednesdays and Satur- All work finished in Juneau. P a . Cole 22, Gaff- Ll o t. Paul 335 30 | 26 28 10 03 Shiow| days between 1 p.m. : visions Unchanged | ney . tnland Rus- yitch Hafbor ... 36 .34 | 33 32 . — . a4 ‘Pt Cldy and 1 am. Home PORTRAITURE s . Y i 3 P o sian sea - s A ¢ " They poir sived| The two Fourth Division pre-| 4% Lamu's ver & Vstlamation 62 Indigo plant Kodiak 44 40 | 30 36 12 .06 Pt Cldy MIL 1 OF SEATTLE from x ir reporting were: McGrath: | Closest of plensure L "",’}""" Cordova 40 40 | 36 38 14 a2 Rain b flYt Lok 204 Front St. Fur Store Location : ¢ “pre- | Grigsby 6, Wickersham 25; Hard- 18 fiive Herth o Japanese Tuneau BT~ B L ¢ AL wios i Proprietor ront St. Mr. Grigsby car- castle 0, Smith 27; Cole 22, Gaff- 1L Weiter of the oo POY on sitka 50 e (e 7= 0 0 Clear W‘l’,“—,—-—-’ »m by good majori- ney 0; Hesse 8, Johnson 2, Ulm 1. Incapable of 12. Anclent 2. And: Freuch Ketehikan 52 48 | 32 32 ] [] Clear = .3 the third by but two 19; Karnes 3, Keller 21. Tacot Crete self-support Ttallan famfly 3. Bone Prince Rupert 50 48 | ‘38, 40 0 0 Cldy the third by two 19; Kar : Edmonton 487 SR e . 0 Pt Cldy gsby 31, Wickersham 7; Hard- TVl = ‘ nal xq)n were re- le 8, Smith 29; Cole 22, Gaffney | “--% -':VA_};led 52 :8 | 40 42 (_1 0 Foggy | ce Division. In |16; Hesse 13, Johnson 2, Ulmer 23 Za Portlan/ 52 8 40 42 0 Pt. Cldy f ‘ | San Francisco 70 66 48 50 o 0 Cldy d on, two p*vcmcu Karnes 15, Keller 23. alfoiade b 0 52 3 4 Cdy o 3 « —————— 5 £ 4 - : pranbhene ’;'" C"’f ‘ | %. Vancouver, B. 0. 56 50 | 486 46 0 0 Pt Cldy i y made a net gain of five votes. - o hey made no change in the Di- 2 onal contests. Joe McDonald, BELNEE | Y EBE " \VOTE FOR BONDS Serenaders |0F $6 fifi] U i) y 000 and Monday 65¢ and 75c¢ per yard | 44 Juneau's Best Dance | .- 4 ettt Pl T i B s ALASKA MEAT CO. SWIFTS’S PREMIUM BACON, X iy Outstanding Project Is ] S E C fredls d 40 ancing Every Saturday Golden Gate Bridge - | resh, pound ..............7UC Night at 0{ en 35% 80 000% - | QUALITY AND SERVICE TO YOUR LIKING ¢ : ELKS’ HALL ot GA8 n | e iivestah T A B A4 CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, . Open for Engagements SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7——Bom:‘ ..H bt 7 22 bal‘S T aTs! Serieiie e/ datuil deniie blis .$100 issues totaling $66,005,000 were au- R ecceereeresoiroroeeasa thorized by voters in California and| - T a g o e g v - TODAY’S GOOD BUYS——— Fléz?a% \?:ls(tinl;lended for piled by financial authorities I\ - . b 55 he total amot > ' Fall Styles | wuons o onwon : MONK’S CLOTH 49 pounds ........... ...$1.90 s lvir 7,042, were re- - . . IN © {|soued iy votess im Cattornin, e St s e ADAMS PEANUT BUTTER-- {gon, Washington and Arizona. "‘ment bonds. SHRINE DANGE - 2 pOUnE CAf- . . ..o s i i o IVORY SOAP--large bars, regular 15¢, 7for ... .. ... 98¢ MEDIUM IVORY SOAP, regular 10c, 11 for ... STORE OF QUALITY A\l) Neu) | Foremost among the approved| Portland, Ore., defeated $1,250,- |proposals was $35,000, 000 for a 000 for waterfront improvements. [bridge across the Golden Gate at| Washington rejected two propos- | Is flN TflNIGHT Holeproof | s i Saorna s st soes siosomw. | p ‘(‘(l 52000[]()00 to finance war vet-| . lerans in the purchase of farms and| bies M . 2 HOSlerV Ihomes, and $10,000.000 to improve: Mrs. H. A. Moody and infant con The first of the season’s popular < San Francisco harbor. Alfred have returned to Juneau Shrine dances will be given tonight | San Francisco County voted $850,- {rom a tour of six months in Can- |in the ish Rite Temple. These among the most enjoy- FOR MEN {000 for & mew San Frant.sco County 8da and the States. Mr. Moody, affairs 1 ! jail who was with the salviny crew on able functions in social affairs of | Orego nvoted $155,000 for new the Islander wreck for a long time, | Juneau. Attendance is by invita- | . tion. Refreshments, as usual, will CRETONNES 25¢, 35¢, 37Y% and 40c per yard ——————— DON’T FORGET—This is Santa Claus’s Headquarters—SHOP EARLY Big Variety of biiaes is now junior member of the gen-| : ; . p 1 o * vabad m s o ral 2 firm of Rox and be served in the commodious and | Patterns | Los Angeles voted down a pro- eral contracting - g 9 r ‘er pri y. well appointed banquet room. | t posal for $13,300,000 for power pro- Moody. b q | ea er e t tore FRIEVDLY SERVICE jects. She also rejected the proposal | T B T | ° Ty Cobb, the “Georgia Peach,” on | |for $6000000 sewer improvements.| C. C. Warner s a patient in St | ; 11 team, b ' San Francisco defeated $4,000,000 Ann’s Hospital. He is suffering |the market for a baseba. L | : SAB’N " |for ajrport extensions and improve- from pleurisy. finding thé ' going tough bfcalx PHONE 454 GEORGE BROTHERS’ Pr°P9~ , Phone ments, and $1,200,000 for a garbage| W.-M. Sherman of Ketchikan, is | he doesn't want a second division | » {incinerator. in Juneau. He is staying -at the |outfit. He says the fans will support |} Open Evenings 174 & winner only. - SR sadpn Arizona rejected proposals for Alaskan. mmu||||||||||||u|mmumumlu||||unuuuuuufliflflnfiu|||||flm|||||m||‘|uu‘u'iu'|uuuuu|mu1mu||mm|i|||muu|mmuuuuuuuuuu|ml||unnumlmlumummu|u||u||||mm|m|mu|uunmmmm|||u|u|u||mmm|umu||||||mmmnmmummumu|||||m|mm||mu|||||nuuuumm||||mm||mmug Buy By Comparison--Comparison in Price For Equal Quality sy COMPARE THESE PRICES WITH GOODS YOU ARE PAYING CASH FOR AND YOU WILL SEE THAT WE ARE NOT LETTING A'\IY ONE UNDERSELL US ON QUALITY FOODS ----- 30 DAYS IS CASH dbabg &, . g iadhs e n Jhv s MATCHES--Fairmont, FROM THE FARl\l:TO YOU---Fresh Killed 6 boxes to carton ..... e l 9G Due on Northland Today . ROBERTSON'S MARMALADE-- _ ENS Scotch Imported, jar ........... ; 33c ; CHICK JELLO--Red and White, All I Flavors, 2 for: ... .. okt vy o oo . - 150 310 b TOILET SOAP--Coco Calumet, 2 5 (H PINEAPPLE--Ukulele, Broken - 27 ‘ (H Slices in Syrup ...............0.. DEGLET-NOOR DATES, grown in Coachella Valley, fresh shipment, Ib. 450 ALASKA POTATOES, guaranteed 50 (H RELIANCE APRICOTS--in heavy SYRID, large ¢ing Saea et s . o 270 Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded quality, 12 pounds ..... ......... AMOCAT BLACKBERRIES-- WESCO: PEACHES--in heavy : CORNED BEEF--best quality, | B 5o s T e e e e s 280 svrup, large can 24c TargetBrand,tin......,:.......3]0 S5 DELIVERIES -- 2 TRUCKS- --10 am., 11 am., 2 p.m., 3:30, p.m., 4:30 p.m, - GEORGE BROTHERS CLOSED ALL DAY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, ARMISTICEDAY '~ § £ - : E £ E = = £ % = — ‘ mllllllllllflilllllillllllIIIIllIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIlllllllmlmlllllllIIIIIIIIIIIlllII|IIIIIlIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIllflpllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllIII||llllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIII|IlIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIfllllll|IIII|IIIIIHIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIII§