The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 19, 1931, Page 2

2 ioachn - g THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY F EB 19 1931 T ouse Frocks | The W | Forecast for Juneau ana vicinity, b U. 8. DF‘PARTMENT OF AGRIOULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU | eather | (By the U. S. Weather Burean) | eginning at 4 p.m., February 19: | Rain or snow tonight and Friday; moderate to fresh southeas:- | 'erly winds. | LOCAL DATA | { | Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity Weather | y . D }4 pm. yest'y 29.43 32 86 s 4 Snow IU" SI)I‘”' o Pay |4 am. today 29.73 3 89 s ¥ Snow (e} | Noon today 260 35 95 & g Rain CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS [ """ YESTERDAY | TODAY 1 Highest 4p.m. | Lowest4am. 4am. Precip. 4am. 3 3 | Station— temp. ternp | emp. temp. veloclty 24 hrs. Weather In styles and fabrics Barrow ... -18- =88 |7 40 -38 0~ Clear | Nome 10 10 -4 -4 & 0 Clear and colors that are 10 8y WASH 4 o 0 Clear S 6 4 5 =2 0 y 0 Cidy correct in fashion. | 0 10 4. 4 3 0 Clear | 2 2 -3 -26 . 0 Clear -2 -2 24 24 * 0 Clear Guaranteed fast s SN (Do R 0 Cldy Dutch Harbor 30 30 J¢ ey o — 176 Snow : 3 40 26 3oy < oe 14 30 Snow color * ORISR TR T M e 0 Clear 35 32 P A * Trace Snow 40 — 7 — - 46 Pt.Cldy 0 5 46 41 32 34 < 08 Cldy Sizes to 42 W 4 | % s S g Clear 42 40 REe J 0 Cldy 52 48 ey iy * 60 Pt.Cldy | 5 58 43 40 40 . 44 Pt.Cldy 'S.l.()() San Francisco 60 54 l. 86 50 12 40 Clear i i *—Less than 10 miles. | | " A low pressure area of consxduab!e intensity is c¢entered this | morning southwest of Kodiak with & large high off the California and a smaller over Northern Alaska. Precipitation has oc- | ed over the Aleutians and Kodiak and from Southeastern Al- | I’I‘t'll\' New G i £ aska southward along the coast to California. Temperatures over ¥, Smart necklines 14 iornern part of the Territory are lower this morning while IIUUS(’ and sleeves that Warmer _temperatures also preva Frir()(‘ks are entirely differ- made up into love- cnt. Cleverly pleat- ALASKAN wuuns ly styles and of ed skirts. Reason- ME ET TEST Ffln practical and serv- iceable fabrics that will launder splen- didly. Sizes to ably priced. 51.95 HIGH STRENGTH Laboratory Tests of Locfl Woods Products Re- sult Satisfactorily 18 The Merchant’s Closing Agreement, as fostered by the AMERICAN LEGION, reads, “when one of the designated closing days fall on a Sunday, the Holi- day ved the following Monday”—there- fore this store will close all day Monday, February "'nl WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY. With large areas in Alaska suit- able mainly for timber production a present forest utilization of but a fraction of the actual and po- tential growth, a variety of species will be obser with a large range In properties, y and an abundance of water power o and timber sources which are B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. nd Umber resourcas whic favorable to pulpwood development, an increasing economic forest de- velopment is presaged for the Ter- ritory according to the Forest Serv- “Juncau’s Leading Department Store” PR S, — — -~ jce, United States Department of e o Agriculture. IRy | In order ‘to make 'available” to} the public and to those industries sted in the use of wood mater- 1.1'& knowledge of the true extent and the useful properties of Alas- kan woods, L. J. Markwardt, Sen-; ior Forest Engineer .of the Forest | Products Laboratory maintained by AII Alaska News | RN L R |the Forest: Service, &t Madison, | oned by the radio club of (n“Wn has prepared a report of the! h)(]an the unnece: arx ation of equ cen the lN EVEHY PA RT hours of 6 p.m. and midnight. ! H p i % | Crowded conc 5 in Kctchxknn‘! | schools, Dr. R. V. Ellis, president of ([ E‘F the Ketchikan school board says, [ |make it imperative that city offi- (Y clals arrange for increased f‘lcili-ii H ties next fali . i Interesting Faus About SR i i 3\ o o & Affairs of the Yukon Consolidat-! Various Places and Per ed Gold Corporation, a $6,000,000 i g sons Are Assembled company, with vast mining opera- | H ooty [tions in the Klondike, will be in- [{ i Klawock, Southeast ivestig:\Le(l by | dian village, has organize |Toronto on ap ber of commerce with ”‘5 cha J;(‘HBH Sec. of St Ag group | bers. Street improvements to{of English shi rge that Not Only Cheaper but i, t $20000 will be started March |todo much Better i 1 |by the corporation and that its i | |operations have been mismanaged. Paul Han zer of Sunde and d’Evers ikan, and Miss Nettie Fieldstad, were recently mar- ried at Parkland, Wash. They will make their home in Ketc! kan, where the bride's brother, Ol leldstad and a sister, Mrs. John | Wick, live. RICE & AHLERS CO. GOOD PLUMBING “We tell youin advance what job will cost” A i stock has been issued § e It H f o . , a “Hymnals have been car n Youths," ried away. v Two hundred and fifty men "are| | who William Lowden, { first o Yukon countryemployed in the Premier Mine near in 1895 and was one of the early |Hyder into the Klondike, re- et BERTHS ARE “LUXURIES” | ROME, Feb. 19.—Sleeping car| NEW SPRING berths are unnecessary luxuries for | STYLES in Italian college boys, says Carlo| , head of the Fascist Uni-| do 9 ! La les ty groups. He cut down the | | Shoes | cently died in Los Wrangell's city Angeles. council has been MWWWWMWMHHMMWWIMWW expe ance of students sum- moned to conventions from $4¢ to Newest Designs in i k { $3 a day. i Hickok Belts §{ v S e i The S Minecarologist estimat- | in width A, B, | ed Califc s mineral output for ! and 1930 to have been $347,797,000. and C ‘ - o B 1K 'Q REGISTRATION OF VOTERS a | BELT BUCKLES 1 piicration Book tor Reghira- Priced at ! ! tion of Voters, General Municipal | and Election to be held Tuesday, April $ $6 l | 7, 1931, will be opened F: Fab- 9 an( HICK(lK GARTERS {|ruary 27, 1931, and remain open ¢ until Saturday evening, March $7 00 1 y 1 ‘ 28, 1931, . (Slnglc dl)(l Duul’]() { American citizenship, twenty-one i years of age, bona fide resident! | ) Territory of Alaska for one year, | sABIN’g and the Town of Juneau, i . A |continuously for six montt ] {mediately pteceding said date of J M Salm‘lll | er Furnish- §election are the qualifications re- . » o oad 2 s for Mer” | quired. Next to Gastineau Hotel D 1931 {Last Ppublication, March 28, 1931. JFu‘s! publication, Feb. 16, generally warmer readings aré reported from the | 266. i 'radio circuit terminating G il in the Pacific Coast States. \ | southern part. | | results of a series of tests of these| woods. Tests showed that the western hemlock, Sitka spruce, and several other Alaskans woods aror not inferior in strength and other mechanical propertics to the same species in the Northwest States. | Forests of Alaska cover approxi- ~— mately 712347,000 acres, an area as /~ large as the States of Missourt, Maine and New Jersey combined. The bulk of the commercial tim- ber is located within the Tongass and Chugach National Forests in the coastal region, which are es- timated to contain 84,760,000,000 board feet of saw timber. Under United States Forest Service man- agement, this timber will be han- dled as a continuing resource, cu‘- ting being regulated to assume a permanent supply. In addition to the coast forests, there are some 50,000,000 acres of interior woodland type forests of great potential value tolocal industry, agriculture, and mining, although not classed as important commercial forests Mr. Markwardt's report has been published as Technical Bulletin No. “The Distribution and Me- chanical Properties of Alaskan' Woods.” Copies may be obtained by writing to the Unted States De- partment of Agriculture, Washing- ton, D. C. A, IS S WORLD LINKED BY RADIO NEW YORK, Feb. 19, — Every continent of the globe is touched and every ocean is spanned by a in the United States, RCA estimates. The | total communcation mileage is plac- | ed at 143,588. R S Y TR A Play Indoor GoOIX at The Alaskan| ™ Rbtel (adv.) | TENNIS STAR AND BRIDE orinted Press hoto John Hope Doeg of Santa Monica, Cal, national tennis singlecs champion, and his bride leaving Trinity cathecral, Newark, N. J.. after : their wedding ceremony. Mrs. Doeg is the former Dorothea Scudder, | daughter of Mr. and ivirs. Edw: W. Scudder of Mewark. | NEOLA LANGDON, “Tomorrow’s Styles Al EX-RESIBENT, iS Dance DE AD; VICTGRIA ol Kiee Rocorn | i D(lyli”u’ Nurse Known H Frocks Showing a collection of gay frocks to greet the Spring. pital in advices receive St. Ann's Hosp Langdon was hospital a Priced from $7.95 up last Vie- early the toria tarium in her calling in T o coming here last 5 a member of the Alaska Pio- “Juneau’s Own Store” ing the California the pork ts 55 per cent of Daily Empire wan:z Ads Pay. consumes. Cut Macaroni, per S. Buy two packages Samtary Grocery @ The Store That Pleases” Macaroni, Spaghetti, Noodles, 7 oz. package . 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