The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 12, 1930, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, NOV.-12, 1930 F . 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU NEw P L E A s U R E The Weather f GALOSHES AND RUBBERS FOR (Bt 0. . Wether Bare BOAT T0 BREAST | Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 4 p.m., November 12: { ' 7] L T IIY DA Y‘q Fair and colder tonight and Thursday:moderate northerly winds. | LASKA w A v Es ¢ [ WET, S Q LOCAL DATA ‘ | Time Barometer ‘Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity ~Weather ha ( 4 p. m. yest'y -30.16 38 91 sW 5 Cldy SR A large majority of winter colds are direct result VD i P By % = ‘Vessel Being Built at Seat- i of \\-l”\lll” about without the proper foot protec- . tle Will Cost $30,000 - | CABLE AND' RADIO REPORTS | beh © leted ' tion—by keeping the feet warm and dry sickness ————————YESTERDAY T TODAY when Complete e X o Highest 4 p. 3 — can be prevented and money saved. Invest in a oA t::np, w}:;:‘ tm”:e:::lv:mty l;:;c:: w";:z'fleu PRI g S I A il T ; pair of these well made, neat appearing galoshes or e E——— G I R RO BT A G e, ]uw wavg stol‘ SDumcaThAlnska a } o anes next summer. e vesscl 15 storm .uhln s now at reasonable prices. :&':Cl 'f: fi | ‘g 1; 1; g ’(gi‘;i’ in, course of constructiocn on th> : Fort Yukon a2 -12 28 -26 el 0 Clear Shore of the Lake Washymg_mn ? D - P T, e | .18 -16 i3 0 Clear ©@Pal in Seatile, says a recent is- \'} Fairbanks . -6 F 8 & * 0 Cldy Sue of the Scattle nes. e S M M Eagle -16 -20 .36 -30 al 0 Clear _ ¥OF several weeks,” declares the { Sturdy Winter Shoes for Men in Many Bage ... 18 M ] % 0 o 0 gew 0 TS SN o e now SMART NEW A Dutch Harbor . 40 38 38 40 4 12 Rain ship’s hull has gone forward, while A X C f bl L Kodiak ... L 28 22 24 14 0 Clear Visitors from the surrounding nelgh-] Cordova NSE 24 12 14 4 0 Clear Porhood looked on. They believed \ ¥ O'n Ortll e GStb Juneau . .. 40 38 B "5 34 2 08 Cldy When the material was being as- 3 Sitka . 42 —_ ‘ g4 s 0 0 Clear fémbled that some sort of a build- k . Ketchikan 46 40 | 32 32 4 06 Cldy ing was to be erect{:d.dperhar];§ al ) " - 5 4 ofld a very spec- Prince Rupert 46 46 34 36 0 14 Rain barn, bul soon noticed pceuliar- 7 50 9 5 " Our shoe section is offering a I e “ % m m X e Clear shaped. timbers, Tt was to be a . ) . 0, ! ial shoe for men in Star Brand—strong, Seattle .. 56 52 42 42 12 40 Rain ship. The curlosity increased and / 3 Portland 60 58 £ 60 K 12 12 Rain more visitors came, but the four | solid leathers, built to stand the hard San Francisgo 80 74 56 58 * 0 Clear men worked on and now the vessel $12.50 ; . 11 Spokane ... 52 52 42 42 6 .36 Rain is nearly half in frame. 1 service of slush and snow and at prices that are exceptionally attrac- Vanccuver, B, 0. 93" <48 a4 3 0958 Rain| “'We are bullding an Alaska ex- b *—Less than 10 miles. e vessel, me and the threc tive. ¥ 'b‘:f:x:: said Capt. L. G. Johnson, When you buy one of 3 The pressure is low and falling rapidly in southern Bering Sea' ot who " “ e II's F G 1 l and high over the remainder of the Territory and the ocean to the marifier and .ship carp; g these Smart New Hats ! Home “«’ Dr. Scholl’s Foot nm’"” LREHOES southward. It is also low in Washington and northwest of Hawail. = n ieharge ol SHE, Fo¥ I - yvou’ll say it’s the biggest i Rain has fallen in southern Berng Sea and rain and snow in‘1 '“;:m, ‘w]um; ‘:51 ;Zac;y h;r b y o e . . Southeastern Alaska and clear .weather prevails over most of the l2inehiE? Web B B BE it value you ever had in i remainder of the Territory. Temperatures have risen over most of | ghne yop.you, St,e' S’,mm >hurr Milliner i Western Alaska and in the Tanina Valley and have fallen else- | j8:%ey off, aud e 8r ot - Ye H s where. “Captain Johnson is building the ! B. M. Behrends Co., Inc o ara) s A vide ssoriment of i A S : attle, who has been ed H Y o *9 ™ ‘[Ct';,“e s W:;‘";r‘s“ U0t cmall craft for several years. Tho models to choose from— ! shi i 2 " i- . ] “Ju,",(,“'g L(,ad,'"g D,,,,m.””(,"t Store” l Frechburger's achievement in mak- ney ship will be chaner?d 1t I all head sizes. In Metal- i s . N % au TS. o ) ‘ | 8 ;};f !1022 hole in & Par for ! ity lic, .Velvets and Felts | WMW ‘ON GUI_F cuuHsE . were cight foursomes, com- 5 } —— g T : 5 = PSR d as follow o l-qmmbln Building, then the larg- | term 1925 to 1931. He resigned ‘“J No. 1.—Mrs. J. A. Hell2nthal, Mrs. £ : T G Du PUNT ¢st office structure in the world.| December, 1928, because: of ill | | H. L. Faulkner, Mrs. A. W. Stewart “ E He then purchased from J. P. Mor- | health. |and Mrs. E. M. Goddard. % — / gan & Company the controlling in-| Themas Goilemun du Pont, of| | VNOK —:l;/lr.- Leo Breuer, Mrs. the Sound 26 yea in the Equitable Life ASSur-|yuo fifth gencration of his- family ‘ . v . Keller, Mrs. Robert Cough- _ ° ‘ which was ram: PASSES Aw AY Society, mutualized the Or- i\ the United States, was born De- Inlgreslmg lncndent of Af- lin and M8, John Newmarkess e :::k I;;\:cr‘m yea g ation and then disposed Of | cember 11, 1858, at Louisville, Ky. | fair Is When No. 2 Hole | No. 3-—Mrs. A. Van Mavern, Mrs. | o oo pave ac is stock to the ])7}11(‘}'})01(](‘ with-| {he son of Antoine Bidermann and| I M d . On J. B. Loftus, Mrs. H. B. Crewson o a0 passengers.and W " out profit on his investment. Ellen Susan Cobleman ‘du. Pont.' He | s iVlade 1n e and Mrs. G. F. Freeburger. : o o . 3 — Sovaamel Tt T - , s g . P 05 g E 4 i an icvestment of aboul . i 1 Appointed to Senate was known generally as Coleman | 3 No. 4—Mrs. M. S. Wilson, M 3 | =4 @ the beginning of his resi-|du Pont. The original member ofloOA‘ “‘?W’n golf hon] the ?flfizehw 8. George, Mrs. Jacob Britt and | ) H T E . : s 2 M sare. fr. du Pont the family. in. this country was | Oourse in the Charles Goldstein Mrs. R. J. Sommers. D ECONOMY CAS S OR ; Mkn her W(‘“ Known [a: a 1Lm‘n interest in politics| Pierre Samuel du Pont, a French building Saturday afternoon, Mrs.| No. 5—Mrs. H. O. Adams, Mis JOSEPH J. MEHERIN .l ily, Prominent Republi- Py e i R nan and political economist, Ray Stévens entertained 34 guosts. |1 P. Taylor, Mrs. Z. M. Bradford | pa ok EROM WESTWARD Front at Main St. Telephone 91 # Di Bt o o Republican leaders of that who landed at Newpors, R. I, J,n.iThe party was in honor of Mrs.{and Mrs. G. W. Nostrand and Mrs. 2 5 . l can, Dies in Delawa e, “of the uary 1, 1880. It was the latter's Jacob Britt, who is visiting at the H. I Lucas. | 1\& Featuring Trupak and H. B. Brands Jo c;n J eherin, mor son, Eleuthere Irenee du Pont, whp home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Britt.| No 6~—~Mrs.. W. P. Scoit, M3 established the powder works nwr‘Lum:heon served on the driving{W. L. Coates, Mrs. Karl Thiele 4 broke! Wilmington in 1802. Alfred Victor course, was catered by Mrs. K.|Mrs. James Wickersham and Mrs, ters in Juncau on the s ublican £ > Committee from 4 to 1908 and Republican Na- (Continued from rage One) T Beautyrest by blmmons yal Committeeman from Dela- # the business was divided into the from 1908 to 1924. In 1921 du Pont, a son of Eleutherc, waslHOOKEL Scores were kept on dnco.!H R. Shepard. | Admiral Farragut last evening. }'[ | E. 1. du Pont de Nemours Com- 5 appointed . United States Colemen’s grandfather. rated cards, Prizes were awardsd| No. 7.—Mrs. R. E. Robertson, Mrs, made business visits in town 1o tae ‘ After his academic education at for:'the ‘low score; 77, to Mrs.|W. E. Britt, Mrs. H. W. Terhun:‘\VCJ~v3'd- r from Delaware to fill the ———————— sired fterm of Semator J. O. Urband (Ohio) University andjOHarles W. Hawkesworth, and for and Mrs. G. E. Cleveland. i .ott, who resigned upon his ap- | Chauncey Hall School, Boston, Cole- | Igh score 124, to Mrs. J. A. Hel-| No. 8—Mrs. Guy McNaughton,| R. J. Sommers, terriiorial high- the company, |pointment as Chancellor of the man du Pont was graduated as & {lenthial. Mrs. Jacob Britt receiv-|Mrs, M. H. Sides, Mrs. Charles|way cngineer is a passenger on the State courts. Mr. du|civil engincer at Massachusetts | ed.the honor guest prize, a dancette | Goldsteln and Mrs. C. W. Hawkes- Admiral Farragut for Ketchikan, until March 4, 1923.|Instityte of Technology in' 1884 |kvrc?flef 4 | worth. lcalled there by omcial business. eding November elec- On Jahuary 17, 1889, he married his s defeated for a full|cousin, Miss Alice du Pont of Wil- nas F. Bayard, but mington. They had two sons and for the mree daughters. pany, the Hercules Powder Com- pany and the Atlas Powder Com- pany After reorgan Mr. du Pont r ne the Presi- dency in 1914 and accepted (b Chairmanship of the Board of th: Equitable Office Building Corpora- tion. In that capacity he devoted Ume to the construction of the twi ter was clu: l IR (LU L [T R e T B G O T S §|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIlIlIIIIlIIlllllIIllIIIlIlllllllIlllllllllllllllll " SIMMONS E2 Beautyrest and Deep Sleep Mattresses — Automatic fihy 1 Beds—Baby Cribs and Youths’ Beds—Now on Display: ¢ Thomas Hardware Co. 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