The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 11, 1930, Page 2

TH[; DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, DEC. 1930 U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRIOULTURE WEATHER BUREAU The Weather (By the U. S. Weather Bureau) Forecast for Juneau and vicinit, beginning at 4 p.m., December 11:| Probably tain or snow tonight and Friday; moderate ecaster- ly winds. 4 Xmas Gifts New Pictures of Juneau LOCAL DATA Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity =~ Weather ¢ p.m. yest'y 29.50 35 80 E 26 Snow t am. today 29.52 33 9% 9 W 2 Rain Noon today . 29.69 40 92 SE 10 Rain CABLE. AND RADIO REPORTS YESTERDAY | TODAY Highest Apm. | Lowest4am. 4am. Precip. 4am. | Station— temp. temp. | temp. temp. vemcity 24 hrs. Weather Fashioned! Picot Tops! R e e o Nome 14 | 12 12 10 E Snow Bethel 6 0 4 14 2 i NO EXTRA CHARGE 5% Yukon 0 g -4 -2 - N 2 % 3 12 -4 -10 -6 -12 12 TOP to TOE o : ; % B 38 32 34 and Vicinity ey In Christmas wrappings and packed in wooden boxes “READY-TO-MAIL” SPECIALTIES Swa | P 09 # Our Popular “Lights o’ Juneau,” Taku and _.,‘; = Mendenhall Framed Prints in five sizes .50 p CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS* 0 B .36 0 See the Display at O T =~ Ve~ . 34 28 34 " K’ L Juneau . 39 3 | 8 B ?51 75 g g SRl { 3 — S’ 46 4 48 “Let's cop a ride, with a bit of a e I 46 4“4 46 7 P ¢ | bluff, 38 2 | 16 16 And go to Australia!” says Bunn; § 3 54 2 44 48 3 Pair for $5.00 5 %o vs Bunng | o om | o# o4 So they climbed on the back of an n Francis 60 50 52 Albatross £ 5 38 3 32 34 12 And sailed away toward the South- ver, B. C. 44 44 58 bought so great a hosiery ern Cross *_Less than 10 miles. WINTER I P ND value. Sheer, clear and S g and ‘) i ifi i y § he Gulf of Al-| lovely, it typifies the kind The pressure continues unusually low south of t Ay .t t'.p 1d feel d acka and moderately low throughout Alaska except the extreme STUDIOS of gift ybu womd/reel pEod srth. It is moderately high in the Pacific States. Rain and snow | to present and the kind | in Southeast Alaska and ther> were snow flurries in scattered| y i : ska. ather prevails in 7 would gladly receive. portions of Western and Central Alaska. Fair weat) A | LE il B ITs YEAR mTH i Interior and on the Gulf of Alaska. Temperatures rose in East- i Alaska and fell in the central Interior and North. | Buy for . GGDDEM'ANGE. Daily Cross-word Puzzle h Secretary Walmsley Re-| . acnoss =~ solution f Yestorcay's Puszie 1. ire evicence i o ' s GIFTS ports $682.75 in Treas- fonger ! [ATM] I et | G PTA . Aslutie native Binlient f LIl |OME|L Fall to tollo ury at Year's Close .:‘1‘:'.'3'.7..".;‘«‘ TeMET gt g ; E[T|A| Never has so little money | & N[> Z|0[Z[>] >[o/e>lZim[Z|~[3[Z[o|0] m|D|m|o) 45 Gauge Chiffons The Juncau Chamber of Cof| S s . merce completed 1930 with a bals’ Also Service Weight ance of $682.75 in its treasury, ac- elish se cording to a report made today by eiEkog lnn:ll, Perfectly constructed of pure G. H. Walmsley, at the last test- . Mouey ht‘n-rdet 6 ead silk, assuring the ing of the CHamber’s fiscal year. dye thread & Its total receipts were $4225.12 and flght_taste most satisfactory wear and last- D T R e " F I E 5 8 disbursements aggregated $3,542.37. AR e T ing beauty. Let this hosiery | The total number of members en- ik astun sy ) offering solve your gift prob- rolled during the year was 280, and e A st 220 of them were fully paid up. nt ahead F or Little Bq ys and Girls @[ C| D] o o T A ~|<M>(»m| ) —|®] S Y N E Vélocepedes Dinner’ Sets O [m[Z-|Z|m|®m|x|0|N] omnoZJfZ=[0Z T H E R S Y E A R OREm | Z DEEE WERS . Guiverinzs | Train Outfits Kitchen Cabinets Nureator Finished Gliow | Dump Trucks Doll Carriages Moisten witk E N D N E =[] m—r <=3 (1 nim|{Z O] S o IA TiL| PL |0 this place [ D dew Dués were in arrears on the other it . Stites post- Tractors Children’ Dish Sets . Pas tivel ten. One thousand four hundred LAEE S o et L West . Muriles $2.00 and $2.50 and sixty-eight members attended| 44 fi-«x of'the " g nielle i futinte | Wagons Children’s Tables regular luncheons; 214 luncheon| 4¢ Of'eens -~ o SOIMEE. * 1o 49 Sprend ton 3 pairs $5.75 or $7.00 |ussis were entertained; and 1378 . satl, . EE Games | requests for information were re- S. Put Inte o n‘ml:. a..";;:)," . Ses 53. Note of the celved and answer otation of hard ru e = The following statement was rensz| ‘g NOW ON DISPLAY L) \ I dered the Chamber today: 7 cason’s Smartest Shades Biblotient of t Tooaslons o8 ha) Juncau Chamber of Commerce for Pericd January 1, 1930 (o December 8, 1930, RECETPTS Balance on hand Jan. 1 ..$ 173 ¥ Rent for Info. Booth 34.00 enguen s 0 nc . |Refund on Insurance 240/, ° Py a .’ (] Fair Bldg. Association, Dividend and Interest 15.30 | ’ Al A Choose from the | ! . ¥ Sl Pan-Pacific Progress, Sold 345 ] o 8 [ ; “Juneaw's Leading Departinent Store Alaska Annual, Sold 50.00 ) W .. THE CHAS. W. CARTER MORTUARY 4th July Refund 11699 El i Folders and Cards, Sold . 12515 . ] “The Last Service Is the Greatest Trihute” bershi 81550 v i 4 il e .%" Corner 4th and Franklin St. . Phone 136 Total Receipts $4,225.12 . 73 1! . DISBURSEMENTS v B /.- | — 1930 Drive Expense $ 4100 Stamps, ets. 71.00 Bite g ol 100 Booth Rent . 72,00 r] TED T IIEA TER ! Booth Insurance 14.25 l‘!{/‘ L“\ I’J U]\IT Telephone, Inc, Dauntless 50 | Light at Float v q a5 K 1930 Dues, U. S. Chamber Provides cheap and efficient heat for Service | Be. “Baers NMotor Co.’s new steam heated garage in the 1029 Yachi Race .00 = G/ A R} City Band X 4 e iu” Extra Steno. Services 45 1 - Ou e - - ; Fireman Annual Ball X | Jne s ] was put forward in a royal decree |fully developed glaciers. The island On M"”” L"” Ileater keeps ?:1};522‘25 3 E dated May 8. It generally is ac—lhss been frequently visited by ex-! Frigidaire Salesroom warm e cepted” that the island was dis- | plorers, sealers, trappers and whal-| : guletts BL"?:hxfi ~’{covered by Henry Hudson, British ers. A Norwegian observatory with A B H ALL Lty 208 navigator in 1607. | wireless communications, has bee: g?mfe;i:;wl:,n;:d"s maintained on the island since " ! g 00} The island is thirty-four miles |1921. | I{I(Ah & AHLERS CO- Hlgh Anntal gy, ¢ “ llong and nine miles wide at its R P TRl i American Legion Smoker i * lgreatest breadth. It is divided into| SPECIAL CHRISTMAS CARDS PLUMBING HEATING Entertalnmily Sowntion Otwo parts by a low, narrow isth- |Engraved, illuminated and photo- . Felt That Putts Like Starage Box for Plotures mus. Tt is of quaternary voleanic |graphic. From five to fifty cents| Ciylc Improvement Com. each, including envelope.. Winter ; G Enter. U. S. Reservists 26 05 | formation, and has a number of | § Kt st Abatio: gioms } Trass “We tell you in advance what job will cost” Special 4th Expense Entertainment Canadian National Party o : g:f;lm;hgmm“ . 350, SER V’CE MOTOR CO, Schoé»l Children—15 cents until 6 P. M. T T T e e T T e T e T Tl o o CARS WASHED DAY 6R NIGHT ’ ADULTS CALIFORNIA GROCERY ; g e Dl Get Acquainted with Our New Autodrier e Ly ¢ sk 5 Afternoons and Evenings—25 cents > F 47% T i Letter Folders ... 5470 4 PHONE 478 I'he Home of Better Groceries B Fol e p o sy Syt ummmmmmmnumum||x|nuxmmunmummmun|mllllmlllllmlnu||r||lnmnilmllllllmmluumullllhg ;‘-:3; l43rlve Expense 1“20'13 A — —— — S g . b3 R o o e e e .. 0. 04 - — I Adv. Meetings 7.00 ¥ 1.Sh£:;e s S B A S K ET B AL L f{ Kohler-Brambach Grand and Upright Pianos —R. C. A. Victor Radi d Ph hs— et Dilkitsesitd - $552 DOUBLEHEADER RS SAonoEraphs . . b ) s Fine selection of Red Seal Vietor Records and We are ~hsn\\illf_r some :!mnl va]uas this week in Bnll)x:::;‘«:: H:nd. $ 68275 WHICLAS Nater FR[DA‘ b -“30 o 4 Albums—ExPen Piano Tuning A things for men such as—Billfolds, Tobacco Hold- S : Preliminary Game Phonograph R : ¢ ) graph Repairin, ers, Cigarette Cases, Lighters, Brushes, Traveling BRITAIN ACCEPTS o Y’ i PREPS vs. FROSH Sets—and other things iri metal or leather. NO#X%E&%D Sodl Anderson Mus[c Sho pe . : R Alaska Represelutlve, Kohler Brambach Piano Co. LONDON, Dee. 11.—it is orficial- 4 Douglas ngh "“ : T!IE NUGGET SHOP : ly nnnounc'ed timnlareat B\ln s, has recognized the Norwegian claim = to the island of Jan Mayen, a deso- C l T late land lying between Green- aplto eam land and North Norway in the Afetic.Sea. é Admission—35 cents and 20 cents Norway's claim to sovereignty .