The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 1, 1931, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1931 ACROSS FRONT STREET U. 5. DEPARTMENT OF AGRIOULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU The W eather Daily Cross-word Puzzle i 10, Tonger a6- — N R 2 ness / iz = = AL (By the U. 8. Weather Burean) ’ : 1 b Lio M S [RiolE a5 ;:’éi‘;r;"h Forecast for Junean and vicinlty, beginning at 4 p.m. May 31. (3 Dn;le; c:l AR A L R. Ci len Y Fair tonight, Tuesday possibly showers; gentle variable winds. 20, Inclined wane |C (A R EIRIEICIT| 33 Pay back ; 4. Parent SHSINIEIAIK. 25. Jubflant state LOCAL DATA ’ 15. Composttions EDIAIN o T i Time Barometer Temp, Humidity Wind Velocity =~ Weather — for one PIA 3 Mo on the | |4 Dm. vesty 3013 47 66 NE 5 Rain 1o, glertorer [EIR S|A[V[E(D M hands and |4 am. today 3013 42 8 w 2 Pt. Cldy Murphy and Kosoff buy|2: Sikverm E|E elF[ERMIARIA] 4 E‘;?""':‘f”"! 12 noon today ... 3035 56 42 " fgv o g s 2 rrow 3L nowledge Arctic Pool Room from | Lezg, P A VIE RENAINLLILY 35 Ackhomiaie | VABLE AND RADIO REPORTS 19. Money drawer ERJNALIOINIE —vga = ; Holmes Brothers 20, Wants 53, Small eelst | TERDAY ™| % | 22. Radlo an- E|L NIAIBIEIT 15, G2% 4 10 Highest 4p.m. | Lowestd4am. 4am. Precip. By a deal rccently closcd, Rebe | #. Dweller near |T|E AIBIASHIEID] 55 pale S s ot temp. temp. | emp. temp. velocity 24 hrs ; i A ert Murphy and Mike Kosoff pur- she aniratic 10N T[O[N|E[SEMEIL|I| 35 ¥eep from = ' | Sarrow 92 83T agT 0 oclay The tubular Ascot style leading, with chased the Arctic Pool Room, on | 26. Hardly sul- INEWEEL[1 [D[EJMRIAIG thamyat. | |Nome .. 32 32 | & . .8 1§ 02 Clear B Front Stree! near the Triangle| 29, Olden times: teen Bethel 38 38 | 36 36 18 o Cldy chiffon a close second. Corner from Holmes Brothers, Ip|,, yAT6HI0 ;. #d-Decay .~ 66 Repofy ptter. (R PoUR) persk |Port Yukon ... 48 48 | 38 4 ‘& 0. cly was announced today. The nsw| 34, Triturates .gsf Penitent 5 67. Argw meal 4“. clgnyl:lny mr.‘ Tanana 40 40 [ 36 36 — 20 Cldy owners took over the business last abbr. L A eoptiderable . o R iabidly ¢8. Boriitis . |Walrbanks . % .4 | 36 88 4 02 Rain Saturday. biady U L D s ¥ Cripprea oY & w'fgl“'n RS TR e N 4 Trace Cldy Messrs. Murphy and Kosoff arc|38. Make mourn- 88, Preseding e 4 ST 185 Paul 40 4 | 36 38 * [ Cldy well known here. The former has| 87, At any time: 69. Mountaln fn 4. Long-suffer 50. Reglons' . |Dutch Harbor ... 46 42 | 42 42 —_ L] Cldy been connccted with the Packard contr. s i B ante Oh MSURELES |Kodlak 52 6 | 38 8 o 0 Clear 4 . 8 t Swit- 5. Equine ani- year: o 5 ! £ TN i Taxi Company for soveral years.|so. joz o0 %0 zorland and o pilbis . §% Ipecas plant | | Cordova 9 62 [ akC it 3 Cldy Paisley’s and Roman Stripes in tubular are the most outstanding They plan to make a number cf | 41 Looked siyly ., . lial %, Daimyra paim G5, Wreath on & |Juneau 50 a1 39 4 2 02 PtCldy i improvements in the recreation| ' ° John 62. Perslan falry leaf: var. :gfilz- s |Sitka ... B8 — | 36 46 10 0 Pticldy styles this season. Excellent quality flat crepe—bright, cheer- ™mms in the' nesr Tuture. The!éh Sopsg of o 65 Nige: comb. 8 One In Sfe0 oo uitlist . Ketchikan TR D . ° Clear ¥ e Y, place will continue to be inown as air il gg. xs,glr;gelflg volce o e (:g e ga. Em?’no«m Edmonton . Y. 4 | 46 48 o 0 Clear y . - — re o Tans e £ o g the Arctic. 45. Small . s . Germa . . |Seattle 4 4 | 48 48 » 0 Cldy ful colors, contrasting colors on back. I'ans, Browns, Greens, e e TR ) s i mr s e 4 i e operated it for the past two years, San Francisco ... 60 58 | 52 54 e 0 Cldy Blues, Black and White. Priced $2.50 and $2.95 *—Less than 10 miles. The pressure remains moderate'y high in Couthern Alaska and off the coast of the Pacific States. Alow pressure area has moved from northern Bering Sea to the Arcti» Coast attended by showers in the Western nlterior and may produce unsettled conditions in Southeastern Alaska tomorrow. 7he pressure is lowest northwest of Honolulu. Temperature changes rave been slight in all portions of the Territory. will leave in the immeditae future for a trip to Europe.: They will visit their old home in Sweden and be absent from the Territory for several months. ———.————— GLACIER TRAIL CREW FINISHES JOB AND MOVES Builds N;w Sections at Mendenhall Glacier; Goes Eagle River CHIFFONS- A sheer and beautiful chiffon scarf. Hand-block and air-brush patterns. The best looking chiffon scarfs this season. Price $2.50 - B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. “Junecau’s Leading Department Store” Two new sections have been add- ed to the Forest Service trail par- allcling Mendenhall Glacier, it was anncunced today by M. L. Assistant Regional Forester. crew, in charge of E. E. Loomi s now being moved to Eagle River FOR PMS, MAY 25) for maintennace work in that & A Bl tion. _ e d At Mendenhall, a section between | M'MAN the turn around place at the end | E of the road and the bridge of the O, K iakg first creek was built, and a new 3 cManus, £alctman, reports from Whitehorse section constructed from the top RUN GU n IN that the International Holiday of the first rock cliff to the double ation there last Saturday stairs near Icy Point C In Eagle River Valley the crew was a huge success. The special will improve the trail from the end train from Skagway carried 280 | of Glacier Highway to the bar and | N passengers and everybody had a| the Boy Scouts’ encampment. This (@roacp) royal time. work will be completed by the date P i %o i | set for opening this summer’s Scout Canners and BUSH]ESS Men | camp. “ @ After this is finished, the crew Efl?oulgged I\?VBY SI;SW g, Jays lVicDona | Sealed bids in duplicate subject to |the conditions contained herein WHEN THINGS WAKE UP Spring—hanging np another worn-out Winter— || unlocks the sunshine, flowers and bunnies. Mankind seems to begin again with new hope, new ambition, and new determination to be prudent, learning what to seek and what to shun. A bank account of your own is a thing worth striv. ing to have. Make this your Bank. " PLAYERS WHO FURNISH HIGHLIGHTS OF LEAGUE el ok by =i OAKLAND INFIELDER, First National Bank TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Of- fice of the Supervising Architect, | Washington, D. C., May 19, 1931.— LU LTI O T e NS b A BACKER> / SACRAMENTO/ /. ° INFIELDER - SINGER ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINES PORTABLE AND CABINET MODELS will move to Windfall Lake trail and do maintenance work on it. o o . g Early season salmon runs in the will be publicly opened in this of- Copper River and Prince William | fice at 8 p.m., July 1, 1931, for fur- Sound areas have been very en- nishing all labor and materials and M couraging, according to W. J. Mc- ' performing all work for new brass Chamber of Commerce and Supor- fice, Cordova, Alaska. The prevail- [ A .~ |ing rate of wage shall be paid all GF cHuflcHEs v,lls;” :_’!. vc‘i“‘}‘]g“h Ea“‘;':“ Fo::::t laborers and mechanics employed Y who arrived here today for a week's| o, 4ha project as provided in the There was a fine king calmon|todian at the building or at this run throughout May, and the red office in the discretion of the Su- Dr. Matthews, of Sealtle, salmon are showing up in large |Pervising Architect. Jas. A. Wet- numpers, he said. more, Acting Supervising Archi- Protests to Further : men are gratified with the results so far, Mr. McDonald said. The" PITTSBURGH, Pa., June 1—|outlook for a good pack of the ’l Donald, President of the Cordova|Water pipe at the U. S. post of- conference at local district head-'aet of March 38, 1931, (Public No. LusEs MBNEY Quarters of the United States For-|79g). Drawings and specifications L est Service. may be obtained from the cus- iy Canners, fishermen and businoss | %% Contribution Opposition to continue support to|higher grades of fish is considered | 4 Associated Press Phote Four fielders who are giving fans a thrill by their playing on Coast League diamonda FISH, LIKE OTHER “Killer™ Burke the Federal Council of Churches |favorable. ‘Commercial aviation is getting off T k R' d of Christ of America developed at a eS a 1 e the 143rd General Assembly of the [to a good start at Cordova, accord-| Presbyterian Church. ing to Mr. McDonald. The City Dr. Mark A. Matthews ,of Seattle, | Das constructed a fine public han- maved the adoption of the Budget |gar and bids have been called for after eliminating an $18,000 appro- | constructing a ramp and approach. ! priation for the Feoderal Council.|The Territory is co-operating in The Budget then passed when the |this work. motion was adopted. ‘The Gillam Airplane Company Dr. Lewis Seymour Mudge, Stat- [has two planes making headquar- ed Clerk, has been elected Modera- ters at Cordova. One is an am- tor of the General ly to|phibian and the other a Swallcw. succeed Dr. Hug\ Thompson Kerr. |The International Airways also ex- pects to station a plane there. The Activities of @ of extending this service to other points along the coast. | —_— nery plants, maintenance work on Rear Admiral Moffett, |the Copper River & Northwestern Gillam company is now carrying A ] mer, Leg—wn Cordova has fel fow if any ef-' 3 Rallroad, and in road and trail Navy Bureau Chief, IR UG TUN RN g Dinir;g Room Sold and Rented Board by Week or Month EMMA GRUNNING FOOD PRODUCTS IS DEPRESSED Wallis S. George Declares! Dealers Are Merely ! Exchanging Dollars 1 Bergman Hotel | | l | i 1 | » Alaska Electric Light & Power Co. JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS,; ALASKA Phone No. 6 Phone No. 18 4 L T T T T T T T L] IllllIl!lll“l“"lllll!lllIll|lllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllmllm » “Fish as weil as all other food commodities are depressed to low price levels in the States, and the | outlook this season for both halibut and salmon is not at all encourag- | ing for either fishermen or deal- ers,” said Wallis S. George, Presi- | dent and Manager of the Juneau| Cold Storage Company, who re-! and is investigating the possibility ‘been absorbed in fishing, at can- mail between Cordova and Katalla, | fects of the depression up to the U nder Attack present time. All local laber has! work, said Mr. McDonald. There turned last evening from a busi- was some influx of men from the | A e i ness visit to Seatile. ' Makes Shtement States seeking jobs and there have SOOTHING W ALL P, APE “Halibut receipts are plentiful | SEor largely been taken care of in the REFRESHING 4 R at both Prince Rupert and Seattle. PASSIAC, N. J. June 1—Rear|same industries and work. —at— The fish is being bought and sold, Admiral Moffett, Chief of the Navy| " a¢ Anchorage in the early Spring | BEAUT but virtually without profit to| Bureau of Aeronautics, sald he be- | there swas estimated to be about ? IFYING lieves the activities of the Ameri- 150 jdle men. The Alaska Rail- can Leglon has reached a point|road since then, opening mainten- ‘| where the public is wondering{ance work, has largely taken car:| Manacled to detectives, the notorious Fred “Killer” Burke I8 pictured | FetBer they are being imposediof these. as he left the St. Joseph, Mich., county jail for the start of his journcy | “POR-" 4 ‘ to Marquette Prison. Burke was sentenced to life imprisonment !:;{ “The American Legion is being NOT":E H ) dealers. They are merely exchang- | ing dollars. At times there is greatl difficulty in disposing of pur- chases. “When I left Seattle there was a movement in progress for every halibut boat to lie in port ten Spring is the season of the Juneau Paint Store 'PHONE 487 - MARKOE STUDIO the slaying of Patrciman Skelly of Michigan. Note how the “Kiljer” | criticised for doing too much for bears down hard on his cigar in an attempt at nonchalance. its members and not enough for ‘days after completion of a trip. = R £, — . |national defense. Adjusted co.n- ‘Whether the moyement succeeds is pensation passed the last Con- problematical. Its purpose of . : - ' Would be to curtail receipts in the Looms o prospect of immediate| JIGH PRELATE MAKES |eress but the Nawy's first year g 9 : building program under the London hope of stimulating prices. ( RN & BRIEF VISIT HERE Treaty, did not,” said the Rear| Dogs not wearing license plate PHOTOGRAPHS OF QUALITY ‘Sajmon-buying prices at Juneau, NOTICE —— Admiral. on collar will be impounded ac- kan and Wrangell dropped —_— 1. O. Stringer, Archbishop of ! ; cording to the law. No exceptions. have been 12 cents a' During the summer months the Rupert, and Mrs. Springer, were 2 5 GEORGE GETCHELL, 3 ; cen: a poung Juneau Ice Cream Parlors wil;lwre- guests of Dean and Mrs. C. E.| During the summer months the Chief of Police. cents)a pound main open until 1 am. (adv.) |Rice Sunday evening while their|Juneau Ice Cream Parlors will re- NPT ol TR First National Bank Bidg. Juneau, Alaska . Effective y they | s e o steamer, the Princess Alice, was in|main open until 1 a.m. (adv.) | mm’p ELECTRIC SHOP ; = 3 cents. | Curt Walker, outfielder with In-|port. They are enroute to Dawson —————— ady.t” TELEPHONE 4503 ‘marketing dianapolis in the American Asso-|for a visit. Archbishop Stringer| DANCE FRIDAY, JUNE 5TH 1 S o oy e Parish Hall by the Nativity Ciub.| - Old Dapers for sale at ths Em- (adv.) | pire office. t and ciation, is an undertaker at Bee- |was Bishop of the Yukon for many there ville, Tex., during the winter. years, | ~ salmon will improve,