The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 1, 1934, Page 2

early. The NOW 13.75 21.75 29.75 Famous CLOSE O'COAT BECAUSE we have to take drastic steps to clear cur stock for the new Spring lines, we're piving you your golden opportunity to stretch your dollars farther than you’ll be able to again for a leng time to come. This is probably your last chance to ‘meet such values, so stop’in SUITS Regular Michael- . Sterns and other National brands. Blue serges, included, Nothing Reserved FINAL CLEARANCE munds” Foot- Fitter, Crossets—our Men’s UIT and The 0°COATS $10.25 $11.75 Taken from our regu- lar stock and worth much more. WERE 22.50 30.00 48.50 Hannan, Ed- OUT PRICE 1934. i B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. e M IR % 5 . | Avenue to ‘tne mine portal. It was w TH“Y GETS ‘rcprosented the trail is in danger- L] | ous condition, that several miners have already been more or less ser- | fously injured on it, and that | immediate action is needed. It is declared that some 600 men use the trail daily, going to and from their work in the Alaska Ju- . J MINE TRAIL A ’ | neau mine, and that the recon- |strucuon of the trail would benefit Hundreds Sign Appeal hl;r!‘an of me_;m e “Improvement of Trail | _ "= ° _ from Town to Portal e netisien 1t e AoML “We, the undersigned, including A petition, bearing nundreds of | suggest that an examination be the City of Juneau, respectfully names - | made of the Alaska-Juneau trail, {their way to and from the Portal | Gold Mining Company will also, s o running from town along the side|As it is, the trail is wet, slippery |no doubt, be glad to. co-operate in sional men and workers, was to- " day presented to Gov. John W.| of Mount Roberts, to the Portal|and thoroughly. dangerous io s urging wwmvmu the | of the Alaska-Juneau Mine, by ¢he |and limb. Such @ shed mine trail leading from Gastineau proper Agency, with a view to its/add greatly to the comfort . ¥ s ‘Juneau’s Leading Department Store improvement. “Some 600 men use this trail men by enabling them to arrive at their work with dry clothing daily in going to and from their|and with protection from the ele- work at the Mine, and several men | ments. It is also suggested that a have been more or less badly hurt | trail be constructed from Gasti- upon it owing to its condition, the | neau Avenue along by the old footing being very insecure. It is|foundation of the Afaska-Juneau | realized that the trail probably,|up the hill, and possibly a feeder | owing to its location om the steep | here and there to the main trail, !slde of the mountain and fhe dan- A. J. Will Cooperate ger from slides, cannot be widened| very greatly, but it can be repaired, e‘::; m‘f" % SM0gKt be. & question for the engineers, and it changed in places and generally | suggested that the men them- put in a much better condition.| o0 " o ncnied in this entire The situation would be greatly im- matter, as they are, of €OUTSC, proved hv building & shed over it.| ) rouonly conversant with the en- This would protect the men on |tire situation. The Alaska Juneau 9000000 00000000000. of very few people, and we again desire to call attention to the fact | that the Alaska-Juneau trail is used daily by over 600 men, and we ask your good offices in secur- ing the improvements here asked for.” e o OSCAR SUNDBERG LEAVES bringing his family north. every way 113 ‘would L4 e REGISTERED AT ZYNDA Steve Rusick, Security Bay; Chris . “Trails. are being built all,uer|Dahl, Tebenkof Bay; H. G. Black- of 1 the country, mostly far the benefit | enstaff, Kake. TONIGHT ON VICTORIA Oscar Sundberg, painting fore- man for the Warrack Construction Company, which recently complet- ed the addition to St. Ann's Hos- pital, will leave on the steamer Victoria this evening for Seattle. Mr. Sundberg expects to return, JOHNSON ASKS 60LD MINES T0 COME UNDER NRA As Industry Has No Code, Wade Instructed to Try | J. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU The Weather /By the U. 8. Weather Bureau) LOCAL DATA Forecast for Juneam and vicinity, beginning at 4 p.m.. Feb. 1: Rain tonight and Friday; moderate southerly winds. Time Barometer Temp. HumMity Wind Velocity Weather . 29.07 34 9% w 5 Raitl for Agreement 2066 37 81 s 6 Rain-Snow 15 29.86 38 84 SE 15 Rain-Snow The gold m aska will be CABLE AND RADYO REPORTS Admini - : YESTERDAY | TODAY Highest 4p.m. | Lowesi4a.m. Zam. Precip. 4am. 1 by him temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24hrs. Weather dvised -24 -28 -30 -30 8 0 Clear 28 18 18 12 0 Cldy 22 20 8 0 Clear 8 -10 4 0 Clear -4 4 4 .16 Cldy 30 4 02 Clear 28 o 22 Clear 38 6 52 Rain 34 6 41 Rain Snow = -+ 0 -80 Pt. Cldy 44 36 4 02 Pt. Cldy 46 | 36 8 40 Rain 42 36 | 38 14 0 Cldy mpanies employing cre 54 54 | 56 12 02 Cldy ntial size in both place: 54 54 | 44 4 .01 Cldy (lode mining throughout the Ter- 52 52 | 46 4 0 Cldy fealien “fl rio"l“‘(’)’lf“““oi” The barometric e is low throughout Alaska except on the i Arctic coast and g in all d ricts. It is lowest in the Aleu- W, or rain from tely high on igh the Interior g 3 I fhe reduction of wages bel those paid on June ‘!G. 1933. Mr. Wade said he was | hopeful that the operators would 1 tian Isiands and near Kodiak with A a to Oregon. The pressure i; m ith. clear weather extendiny t Sout n the Arctic to Bering 7 \ Sea. Temperatur ve fallen,in most districts but remain - | all sign up pending code formula- T . ik above the seasonal average. | and approval, and expressed t that they initiate o —- —_— H ement for a code that would - | cover all Tocal conditions. —‘ et ALASKA MEAT CO. } FEATURING CARSTEN'S BABY BEEF—DIAMOND TC HAMS AND BACON—U. S. Government Inspected PHONE 3¢ Deliveries—10:30, 2:30, 4:30 | The Juneau Florists will be open or business in their new quarters the Shattuck Building on Sat- urday morning. —adv. T N R P RN . 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