The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 22, 1931, Page 2

v THE ALASKA DAILY EMPIRE, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1931. complete POLO __SHIRTS In Green and Blue Silk Rayon $1.50 SABIN’S Everything in Furnishings Sor Men —— ¥ ) ) ) Bathing Suit Special Final Clean-up on all Bathing Suits Priced from $2.00 to $4.75 “Juneaw’s Owon Store” “REDUCING” without starva- tion the new harmless way “UREDUCE” “Any part of the body you wish no drugs or strenuous exercise See Dr. Doelker Hellenthal Bldg. LUDWIG NELSON | JEWELER § conspicuous. OUR VOGUE CORSETS Give Grace and Poise satisfaction. . At Aomant, Atimne Aawmen( s o0 1 OREGONIANS 0 VISIT IN JUNEAU - NEXT SATURDAY {Portland Chafl)er of Com- | merce Sponsors Cruise to Southeast Towns To foster closer business and so- cial contacts with Alaska, particu- arly Southeast Alaska, a delegation of Portland, Ore, business men will visit Juneau next Saturday un- der the ausplces of the Portland Chamber of Commerce. The party leaves Vancouver next Wednesday on the Canadian Paeific steamer ( Princess Charlotte. The itinerary and objective of the party were received by Charles Goldstein, well-known local busi- ness man. The local Chamber of Commerce has npt been officially advised of the visitation, but some time ago a representative of the Portland organization was here and informed Secretary G. H. Walmsley of its plans for the trip. The local Chamber, Mr, Walmsley said, for- mally invited the party to pay the town a visit. ‘The Portland party, Mr. Gold- stein was advised, will leave home | June 22 and spend two days be- tween there and Vancouver. The objective, said a letter received by him was the establishment of a direct steamship service between Portland and Alaska and a closer relationship between Alaska com- munities and Portland. REV. JAMES RENAMED AS MINISTER HERE Rev. G. E. James, minister of the Metropolitan Methodist Epis- slon at Yakima, Wash, under the jurisdiction of the Pa- cific Northwest Conference. The reappointment was this morning according to a cable- James by Mrs. James. TALLAPOOSA COMING expected to be in Juneau this week Methodist Conference now in ses- i Alaska is' gram received from the Rev. Mr. HERE BY WAY SITKA Having left Seward yesterday, the ' Saturday. United, States coast guard cutter' Tallapoosa, Capt. C. H. Dench, is She is routed by way of Sitka, ac-, cording to advices received today by the United States Customs House’ = here. The correct foundation for your summer cos- tumes is most important, for with the season of lighter garments, the figure lines are more A well-fitted figure adds so much to the smartness of summer apparel. Purchasing a Vogue corset here will insure A Large Assortment of Styles All Moderately Priced .|over the week~end. B.M. Behrends Co.,Inc. “Juneau’s Leading Department Store” MUSICIANS OF ' NOTE ARE HERE iGladys SamE and Nico- las Furjanick Come for Visit To spend a few weeks visiting here with relatives and friends, Miss Gladys Sandberg and Mr. Nicolas Furjanick, of Virginia, Minn.,, arrived in Juneau Sunday evening on the Canadian National | steamer Prince Henry. Miss Sandberg, concert planist and organist, is a former pupil of Percy Grainger, celebrated teaeh- ier of plano forte, whoss studios are in Chicago. ~ Mr.' Furjanick studled the violin under Seveik, {famous master of the instrument, in Prague, Czechoslovakia. The visitors are well. known in musical circles in the Middle Wisst. They are frequent broadcasters from Duluth and Minneapolis ra- dio stations. This is their first |Visit to the Paecific Coast, They jare charmed and delighted with their voyage to Alaska. While here they plan to appear in. recital. Miss Sandberg is a sister of Mrs. T. J. Belby. - - ) IFLYING FISHERMEN HAVE GOOD LUC Two airplane fishing parties had 8ood luck Saturday and Sunday. In the seaplane Petersbutg, Pllot Ro- bert Ellis and Mechanic Brfan Har- land, the sportsmen flew to Lake [y Hasselberg Saturddy night and re-|! |turned here Sunday. One of -the | parties included :Dr.. W."W. Coun- cil, Al -Slagle, Gepe Ruotsala and Phil Jolie. The other consisted of copal Church in Juneau, has been|mHarry Eberhart, reappointed to serve in this W‘“iv, 7. erm ‘ m“,;;n d;g" tlon by the Pacific Northwest michael Gavril { The Petersbutg yesterday took from Juneau to -‘Kake, Edward L. Keithahn, governmient school teach- The Fairchild plane of the Paci- fic International Afrways, which left Juneau for Anchorage lagt Fri- day made the flight from this city minutes. Tt is supposed to have spent Friday night at Cordova and to have pmce'm‘ied to “Anchorage |1 JOB Printing ! I Fourth of July celebration here, will | {|not come North, he cabled from ler; Mrs. Keithahn and thelr two! made | children, to Cordova in four hours and five |’ SENATOR FROM . COMING NORTH Joseph T. Robinson Re- grets Can’t Speak Here on July Fourth Senator Joseph T. mzblnson‘. ;:r ‘Arkansas, who was expected to visit | Alaska with the Wild Life Com-~ | mission and ‘'who had been invited |, ! |by the Juneau Legion Pust to de- liver the oration of the day at the ARKANSAS NOT. his home in Little Rock today to: J. 'T. Petrich, local Legion com~ | jmander and chairman of the execu- ! | tive committee for the national hol- iday observance. “I sincerely regret that I shall be unable to join the committee on : | the visit to Alaska and that I can- not accept your invitation,” Senator wired Mr. Petrich. Chairman of all committees for the Independence Day celebration will meet at 5 o'clock this after- inoon in the Legion Dugout. They the | | will discuss the matter of gem'ng,‘va; speaker for the day and go'dven other details of the observance pro-: gram, 1,900 POUNDS Fish Sells at Prevailing; Prices and Will Go | Into Freezers Almost 19,000 pounds of king! salmon were unloaded at Juneau All cargoes! |were taken by the Juneau Cold| Storage company at the prevailing | prices of 10 cents a pound for| large, 6 for medium and 3 for small sized fish. The purchases |will go into freezers. Boats, captains and cargoes were: T-336, Richard Harris, 900 | pounds; T-3380, John Pademeister, 11,100; T-632, J. B. Benson, 700; T-27, Andrew Palmer, 400; Erma, {Ed Doyle, 4,700; Sadie, Sandy Stev- iens, 2500; Elfin, Ernest Swanson, 2,600; Beulah, Menry Moy, 5,000. MISS MESSERSCHMIDT WEDS M. J. SCHMITZ HERE LAST SATURDAY| } Saturday evening at 8 o'clock, Miss Rosena Messerschmidt, young- est daughter of Mr. G. A. Mescer- schmedt, became the bride of Mr. |Jack Schmitz, The ceremony was | performed by Bishop J. R. Crimont at his residence on Fifth Street, with Mr. and Mrs, George Shaw as attendants, Mrs. Shaw is a sister of the bride. | After the ceremony, the wedding party went to the residence of Mr. ! 1 and Mrs. M, J. Bavard for a wegd- ding supper which was attended by all of the immediate familigs of both the bride and groom. Mr. and Mrs. Schmitz will continue to | reside here, making. their home in the Channel Apartments where they are at home to their many friends. | .Mrs, Schmitz is a Juneau-born igirl and has resided here all of her life, attending local schools. Mr. Schmitz has lived here for the past two years,” He is employed by the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company. He is prominent in lo- cal athletic circles and is a mem- ber of the Moose baseball team. | Culver and’ Cassidy Reach Nome by Can . NOME; Alaska, Juné¢' 22.—Lyman ‘Culver and James Cassifly have ar- rived here aftér a trip’'from Seat- tle, via the inside passige to Skag- way, to Whitehorse by railroad, and down the Yukon River by a, capioe rigged with an outboard mo- I tor. A" TO TELEPHONE PATRONS i you want is—raltable secvia, A new telephope directory is now always. We always place out in course of preparation. Patrons ‘ R ! l“ back .' contemplating change* of address T or persons who wish to have tele- every “ - &fi phones installed are requested to pdp& know notify the Telephone Company. :‘ BT \-. k:-, Telephone 420 before June 22nd. ase willing o9 back onir it R il (adv.); judgment with ous guerantes —e Daily Cross-aword Puzsle z WAC;OS! Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 22. Be the matter . Worship 2 W 6. Spur < 24, Laugh to scorn 10. Yirdle 4 25. Trigonometri~ 15. Division of 3 L Al 21, intrequent i o EMe e NMAICIER] i Firie x . 17, Gum resin [RIAITIED 0 NIE] Tot & single : ‘Trie P AJNEIN|TE[RIIPIR]Y| _versormer Roman bronzo =1 30. Sofa Long deep cut C EDBEB [TIOJE] 21, sman tables o arors MIEITEMER] 3 What G . Tit nigne > [S]TJo|L]1ID] & oo s 26. These: French [R]AN] 36; Nerve net- 27. Close again worlk 0. Takes dinner ' [AIM 37. Poems 2. Decorate A 40. Goes in agaln 33. Sound as of a bt in bl 6 [olrTole MF [EIN] . Edible tuber T T wind it vy, [SIEINOMITIRIY oy = ! ct \ . Stormed 55, Exceedingly . Liquor 7 47. Smal] ‘&rma< . Wite of Ger= warm . One who T aint 53. Straddles moves 16 42, Watering ' 0. After song of T another places o country { Growing out 62, B 6. Selze 44, Devoured | 7. Imprecation N VAl‘hhmd l)ll;(lr!u b 1 g. Cee 4 1 pleces . Look to be . Conveying . Deep_hole : Uit of force . 10, WWeakans® . In favor of 67, Prophets 1}, Caper §1. Kitchen uten= DOWN 12. Cubic meter sils ~ui 1. On the ocean 13, Conceals 52. Rubber { X 2. Take out . Nothing more 54 Portion &, j 32! Native metals than SALMON ARRIVE [~ WALES OLDER, LONDON, June 23—The of Wales will be 37 yes morrow and is still a bachelor. Great Britain seems to have ac-| cepted the situation of bachelor- hood as a final decision and 1ot | orrander, {even the usual crop of rumors of {y.oct and four tube eng 5 plans for tomorrow. “INDOOR SPORTS” HIT ITALIAN THEATERS | Milan, TItaly, Junc 23.—Poker, radio and bridge, all tagged as American exports, are blamed by Prince |t s of age to- | of The rino agements have sprung up. had a he Prince has made no special bout $100,000 a mont™. | office raceipts for three ver- cwners here for a decrcase in box dly game” call>d di famiglia,” cay the ow “po- is the worst , but con- 8 have all part in putting the show jbuslness in the red. CALIFORNIA GROCERY DISTRIBUTORS OF Sheetrock DID YOU NOTICE THIS WEEK'S ISSUE JUNEAU LUMBER PAGE 143 SATURDAY EVENING POST MILLS Exclusive Dealers For Kitchen Ranges — F;or Heaters FOR FIREPLACES $4.50 Per Load In 8, 12, 14, 16 or 24-inch lengths KINDLING 14-inch only; clear, free from knots CHESTER BARNESON - TELEPHONE 92 - 95 - [in the Arctic. U. 5. DEPARTMENT OF ;umom.ms. WEATHER BUREAT (By the U. 8. Weather Bureau) Forecast for Junean and vicinity, beginning at 4 pam. June 22. Rain tonight and Tuesday; moderate southeasterly 'winds. LOCAL DATA Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity Weather 4 pm. yest'y .. . 2949 3 35 w 2 Pt. Cldy, 4 am, today ... 2958 52 95 8 5 in 12 noon today 2093 53 ., 82 ) 8 £ Mist vABLE AND RADIO REPORTS ' ; Lowebt dam. 4am. Precip, dam. Station— temp. temp. emp. temp. velocity 24 hrs Weather TS T 38 32 Berrow | 32 12 0 Cldy Nome Bt 48 | T 0 * Clear Bethel ... 64 64 | 46 54 10 A0 Clear Fort Yukon 4 4 | 50 54 . 0 Clear Tanana 74 74 | 54 54 = 0 Clear Fairbanks 8 8 | 56 56 % 0 ‘ Clear Eagle 8 8 | 48 43 * 0 Clear 8. Paul ... 40 40 | 36 36 16 0 Cldy Dutch Harbor ... 46 44 | 40 42 - .36 Cldy Kodiak ............ 48 48 64 46 0 0 Cldy Cordova . 60 | 48 50 4 .10 Pt. Cldy Juneau 73 | 51 52 5 14 Rain T e 46 Cldy 54 | 56 50 4 24 Rain 58 | 50 50 4 18 Rain 64 | 50 54 12 02 Rain 62 | 54 54 10 16 Cldy 58 | 56 56 6 0 cldy San Prancisco 64 58 - 58 10 0 Clear *—Less than 10 miles. A moderate low pressure area central near Kodiak has cauysed gen- eral rains in Southern Alaska and southward to Oregon while clear weather and higher temperatures prevail in most other portions of the Territory under the influenc: of a moderate high pressure area The pressure remains highest north of Hawaii. Tem- peraiures changes near *he coast have been slight. TAXI SERVICE DAY AND NIGHT Stand Opposite Chamber of Commerce Booth — SAVING HAVING WHAT you HAVE in the future depends upon what you save in the present. There’s no escaping that rule. Fortunately, it is both easy and pleasant to save, once you start. It becomes a game. Watching a Bank Account grow is like watching a garden grow, only much more thrilling. 3 HAVE A GOAL IN MIND Make Retirement in 15 Years your goal, or Travel, or a College Education for your children. Then you’ll enjoy saving. Ao First National Bank — glllllIIIll|IllllllllIllllllllllIIlllllllllll‘lllllllllllllIIIIIIIIHliI||illlllll|lllll“lfil| ROY AL ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANERS FREE TRIAL FIRST MDA HBNND (RIHmmE Alaska Electric L_ight and Power Co. LD T T e e e e e e T T T T e JUNEAU Phone 6 DOUGLAS, Phone 18 finfiifinhimmimlihnu;ifiimnnn||||||p|imnim|i| it PRINTING AND STATIONERY —Desk Sets— Desk Supplies—]Ink 3 Bloupr-—o'ffiee Sn?plien_, Geo. M. Simpkins Co. 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