The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 26, 1931, Page 2

THE ALASKA DAILY EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1931 D ily C _.7 d P le | | U5 DEPARTMENT OF AGRIGULTURE, WEATHER BOREAU aily Crossacord Puzzle |GANNED SALMON The Weathor ACROSS 9 ng con- L Hena covers i L0 . o 3 ‘ 10, Braids i | (By the U. 8. Weather Burean) 4 Reéws tor noids | LID . Wander { | . i u;:g thread £ {Eg 2 bt ity : | Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 4 pm., June 26: ; 111 :(:;."‘" g | fl I Possibly showers tonight, Saturday fair and. warmer; gentle winds 3 1o, oo = Fanpoons | mostly northerly. Not an ! I l I l a e ; [ Rotning ™ Yt At get [ % LOCAL DATA 18. Landed prop- kind of fur | me arometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity Weather - ! 3lf mound 7 - : X 19, kigleh river R| 35 Bhfroning \Carryox‘er on June I, Ap-|s pim yesty 2066 59 % s 4 Cldy 5 2070l musical S| g apinmal proximately 400,000 |¢ am. today 2067 48 86 NE 2 Pt. Cldy FLoAmpRmiN | ot SHEn | aNiaeng Cases Under 1930 b e P S s 4 il 22, uohung dogs E| 7. Lor | p ) VABLE AND RADIO REPORTS cofters [} | , May sales of eanned salmon were : J &1 " ""o‘fifi:’fln'h"p 6]} Well ‘4bove Bothial ahd almos A H:ghm :ep.m. || Lowest 4a.m. 4am. ‘Proctp. 4am. g | & fndie ot € s upone's double the sales for the same|.Sration— P, temp. |_emp. temp. velocity 24 hrs Weather | i Temitaninl 3 d |month last' year, it is revealed by | BATToW Lo B e oo o [ Cldy Rarway a comparative study of figures com- | Nome i a2 40 . 49 % o Clear 34 sl cigine piled by the Association of Pacific | Bethel o LS T R 8 0 Clear # O Fisheries. And the carryover on |Fort Yukon 035 ok 2 a " 0 Clear . aking cham- 5. & June 1, was almost 400,000 cases|Tanana 90 S0 - e R ey ST Wb odht tor a less. Tairbanks 66 66 50 52 4 01 Cldy FOR a1, pcken wrin 4 Last artver | The pink salmon stocks were in|Eagle Ay 8 by 4 14 Cldy | 42 Shelier Aguatic mams much better shape the first of this |St: Paul . 44 42 I 38 38 14 Trace Rain | 43, Frignten . Great lake mal month than a year ago. Chums, |DPutch Harbor 4, 48 Lt 28— 0 Cldy | V) v 1. Danls| g o b 1R ey g favold ; or n:co’:‘:f” > much less than last year. | Kodiak .56 56 | 46 46 0 0 Clear | 48, Tardy 67. Seed contain- - 8. Parcels ol ed sales for May of this|Cordova 60 60 48 48 s [ Pt. Cldy | 4% Lialt score ers groun ar were: pinks 111,655, chums |Juneau 62 59 9, 4 2 2 Pt Cldy 30,694, total 173,943. For the same |Sitka AR 7 4 3 % 0 0 PtCldy A month last year the sales of the | Ketchikan L EEBEL =40 4 02 Cldy i same varieties were 57,492 and 17, |Prince Rupert 64 62 46 46 0 0 Pt.Clay ] 626, total & ases, Edmonton 68 ‘66 50 54 5 0 Clear T The > quantities of | Seattle 62 62 54 56 16 - 96 Rain | .%. salmon .| Portiand 66 66 | 6 60 4 34 Rain 9 | i Tor tHe 't : : San Francisco [ SR it RS . 0 Clear L1/ 27 ! X 4 | Kind— 1930 1931 *—Less than 10 miles. > Red 7,398 24,576 The pressure continues high from the Aleutian Islands to Hawaii 1 Chinooks, and low in other portions of Alaska and southward to Oregon. The : Chinooks, centers of low pressure have moved slightly eastward and are lo- 4 ard 19,069 55,854 | cated this morning in Yukon Territory and off the British Columbia Chinooks, Pals 124 13,981 coast. Tocal showers:have fallen in portions of* the Interfor and Chinooks, White 1,754 2,300 | Southeastern Alaska ‘and moderate rains in the North Pacific States. | P. S. Sockeyes 26,298 33,733 | Clear weather prevails over much of Western Alaska. ‘Temperature Alaska Reds 43,330 75,711 | changes have been unimportant. e Cohoes, Silvers, = e T ———————— L S B I'hese snappy beach over- 1 Av:(vd Reds 131274 | das B i e SRR : : R G - 3 Pinks 596,726 ? alls are just the thing for ’ Chum wiis | Phone TAXI SERVICE g it d 4'b h Bluck 768 Jia ¥y Ay - eac Ste 2,689 7 ; <itchen, garden an g o DAY AND NIGHT wear. Made of only fast iy lioneds v < iRb G Stand Opposite Chamber of Commerce Booth 3 o . b | 1 T % 53 color, sun - proof, Indian- il SN A L SRR e ey head cloth. : DRY H:MH:HS e % ! In Greens, Blues, Yel- } lows and White. | TR L i PTIMN L1 ARE MEETiNG NADIAN VETS almost simultaneously. And ne 2 . i Walmsley and Ex WASHTNC ant ar 166 2 4 ” £8 for a session that brought back the °2 o E = . { BRIDGE GAP uF period of 1918 when Seaford was Of Str: Yl by mn i WHAT you HAVE in the future depends | bl s Didedant lude in the days Ordinated action in the 1932 cam- | » 3 . S l el e e an S G e upon wh.at you save in the present. There’s i L f Mars Board accopg asnear- || no escaping that rule. Fortunately, it is both " | While here, Mr. Smith was & ly a year in advance of the com- eas l ] 3 ° ; | guest at Mr. Walmsley’s home and D€ conventions in ordet to rally asy and pleasant to save, once you start. It L5 s | was shown a pictul of himglf Support for those two occasions. becomes a game. . g th company officers and non- ® 7 < . . 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Then you'll enjoy saving. 2 of a Canadian’ Ms=diel Company, " " neau. | “Juneaw’s Leading Department Store” [the other a sergeant in the samo ALAS;:‘ PERSONAL SERVICE Zynda [ |outfit, at Seaford, Sussex b 0 gfi;fim Building, Phons 2%, 1 W. Alberts, Sitka; ©. 8, 1 - 4 '~ Joan The ex-lfeutenant, G. H. Walms- ley, Secretarfy of the Juneau Cham- s ber of Commerce, greeted his old T A : R TR A S sergeant, Arthur Burns Smith, S f 20,000-ACRE PECAN FARM | adapted to thé growing of pacans. \ i 1adsT, pervisor of Tuurs»and Pl_!‘uliri!y f_ PLANNED IN LOUISIANA | He is now planning davelopment on GERMA ERU the Canadian National Lines on his a large scale, and expects to have | | arrival Hhere last night on the bi an orchard of 20,000 acres within | T \ 4 | Prince Rupert. And for several| ELIZABETH, La., Junc 26—A v2- | 10 years, | scIENTlsT Tn hours they mixed their discussions can orchard cavering 20,000 A ! 2 of publicity campaigns with remin- | planned here by R. Bruce Brough, The proximity of San Anlonio as ;}scenbes of ‘campaigns where lives | of S8an Antonio, Tex. lone of the largest pscan markeis | paid the expenses rather than gold. In 1923 Brough planted 1,080 |in the world makes this séction of H¥a) | Mr. Smith was “washed out” at e T Rl First National Bank 3342 i @dv) P, Murphy, "Tixe rris Tie— Bovden’s is better in Chocolate Pudding Taxe the word of a2 woman who's fa- mous for her chocolate puddings— Borden's gives better flavor, richer tex- ture, thanany other cvaporated milk you can buy. This famous milk—tested by the severest tests the milk industry has ever evolved —will never fail you. It's better for cooking, better for coffec. It’s better and you can prove it! DBorder's EVAPORATED MILK GENERAL ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANERS acres here as an experiment, and |Lcuisiana more atfractivé for | Passchendale in the battle of Vimy found the soil and climate well growing the nuts, Brough said. Ridge in April, 1017. After that he spent months in’ hospitals and ev- entuaily in Seaford in Lieut. Walms- ley’s Remedial Company where con- valescent soldiers were held pre- paratoty to returning to the front. Since leaving the company, neither of the two had seen or heard from each other until last night, yet recognition was almost instantan- eous when they met on the Admiral | FREIBURG, Gérmany June 26— Dr. Bernhard Villinger, German /membér of the Wilkins submarine | | polar ' expedition, 1§ ne neweomer in the field of Arctic exploration. | In 1913, when he was only 2¢ years old, he headed a sledge party which rescued the wrecked Schroed- er-Stranz expedition. When he brought the missing explorers safe< ly home, his feat won much praise. ”.’?:vh‘:fe"'h 4ve' T et you before?” In 1926 he led an expedition !0|asked Mr. Smith. “I re:ali your Spitzbergen and Greenland. |face, but can’t place the circum- I Villinger is an all-azound outdoor | man. He is a trained mountaineer, and skiing in his favorite sport. He holds the title of German academic skiing champion and has defend¢d 1t in several international competi- FREE TRIAL FIR: i i Alaska Electric Light and Power Co. o collaborate with Prof. H. el : ' JUNEAU DOUGLAS o 2%&?&33"“ o ° Phone 6 Phone 18 When he passed through Berlin, en route to Bergem, Norway, where the- submarine is. to meet tiie sci- WE ARE H entific staff, Villinger stated his a belief that the careful preparations - - - |tor the txip I the light B Kol HEADQUARTERS PRINTING AND STATIONERY | edge obtained by such - skilled ex- . b plorers as Nansen and Andree, pre- for Desk S“Pphefl—lnk"’neflk Sets— saged a successful outecome to thé Wilkins plan, Dr. Villinger 'is 4. He Asl.umedl medicine at Freiburg university and | after the war practiced in the vil- age of Schramberg in the Black forest. s DE SOTA LATE IN FLORIDA. SAY EXPLORING SCIENTISTS | SAFETY HARBOR, Ma, June « —Hernando De 5ota, Spanish explorer, universally ciédited with the discovery of the Fiorida west coast, was late getting theére, say. scientists of Smithsonian Institute. | 4TH OF JULY NOISEMAKEBS The Cas azaar ; Blotters—Office Supplies Geo. M. Simpkins Co. - With Two Pair Pants QUICK-STEP The best floor paint that money can buy Juneau Paint Store B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. ~“‘Junéau’;q Leading Department Store™ 3 3 ko 2 & ‘An Indian burial mound opened near here by the Smithsonian pro- fessors, révealed bones, which, they said, indicated that another expe- dition predated the Spanish by mahy years, Frye-Bruhn (}ompa_ny | , Three Deliveries Daily o Plione 38 3