The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 8, 1935, Page 2

LACE [ ] SATIN BLACK STARCHED QUICKSILVER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1935. ~ and Mrs. R. E. Lang, Juneau; Otto Mathi, St. Louis; Mr. and Mrs. R: E. Scott, Juneau; J. E. Dwyer, Hoonah; Mr. and Mrs. A. Russell, Seattle; A. W. Wilde, Seattle. Zynda C. R. Kirtland, Wrangell; Phil Koller, Seattle; Jeanette King, Se- attle; J. M. Correy, Jr., Salt Lake City; Warren C. Strang, Seattle; Rev. and Mrs. John B. Bentley and Mrs. R. C. Weaves, Nenana; Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Jeffrey, Ju- neau; Mrs. Fred G. Milligan, Fair- banks. Alaskan J. Brandvold, Juneau; E. Hol- lister, Rogue River, Ore.; V. Smith, Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Brady, Seattle; Mrs. Russell, Seattle; Mrs. |C. E. Fortiere, Seattle; H. A. Sams, Seattle; Jack Higgins, Dupont, R. died last week, was held at 2 AT NOON TUESDAY 4 Q Pekovich, Funter Bay; John Karo, ¢¢lock yesterday afternoon from Pese A ISitka; G. W. Samples, Tenakee; the chapel of the Charles W. Car-| Coast Giiard cutter Tallapooss e I o ° R. R. Robinson, Hoonah; E. C. ter Mortuary. The Rev. John A. js scheduled to arrive at the Ju- Frozen Desserts musf e L] - ’ |Kibby, Hoonah; R. P. Henderson, CGlasse, of the Northern Light Pres-|neau base tomorrow noon accord- bo delicate in flaven Thet’! - n {Hoonah; Tom Lewis, Juneau; John byterian Church, read the service.\ing to a radiogram received this true Vanilla te. Thats' F | Rokas, Juneau. | Burial took place in the Ever-'morning at the Customs House. |-h' ling Vi i “Juneaw’s Leading Department Store” * t " i —————— green Cemetery. The Tallapoosa has been at the ,"‘"s g Vanills counts, 2 | BODY LEAVES TONIGHT | Fallbearers included: Oscar Har-|Bremerton Navy Yard for several [ ] L) | The body of Victor Berglund, M, John Ahlers, Ira Tucker, Frank|weeks undergoing the annual over- c l [ n w‘lumber workman who dropped dead Heinke, Elmer Peterson and C. H.!haul. ,. L. Sk bl covilicis — — — e > .on the Pacific Coast Dock last Metcalfe. i = ,ll | : y M i . | marized the colorful histery of|the end of this delightful good-will|dian city, none of the passengers week, will be taken Sty en, the) EADY beautiful flaral = ftributes ; anl a [ A A . g % 3 Alaska fonight. Burial will take Were in evidence at the ceremony. REAL DAGO RED - | aviation. in-the north. On behalf of trip was reached. were surprised” or alrmed ‘when .5 T e 0 e iae’ $1.28 pec: galion] Belog your the city, he presented a good-luck | Fairbanks Hospitality flakes swept by the windows as the ° < R e _ DAILY EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY!'jug. TOTEM GROCERY. adv. ; : |Borseshoe ¢o plol. Barrows o be| From the arrival of the Loakneed Aeld was spprorcted Busved B HIIIMHIIMMIRIMMIIIINN i AKES REG“RD |given to Lyman 8. Peck, Vice Electra on the Fairhanks field last for half an hour by adverse weath- § |President and General Manager Of Tuesday evening, until the depar- (€r reports, there was doubt for a| % |the Pacific Alaska Airways in ap- | ture of the plane Sunday morning, |feW. mioutes as to whether the 9 . : | preciation of the fine service which Mr, Shattuck, 'Mr. Hillard. and [Plane would continue that day. a n a | | his. company is establishing. | Mrs. Morgan, wha made the inaug- | Eversone,’ eager for the inaugural i ¢ | ht X trip to go through on schedule, was | e itorial Re) tative Ather- Ural round trip flight, were kept e ‘erritorial presen| delightfully entertained by their In- |Dleased When a report, from Tana- Geor e Bros . H . |ton also gave Mr. Barroys an ad- arlor Upon the armival “41“ Crossing showed clear weather g '0S. 3 Hours 33 Minutes Flying|aress which ne had preparea for bl p]mm_ i s % | ahead, and ®lat Barrows gave the Ti El d frol | Mr. Peck, printed in gilt on ribbon Adagns word to continue. ® ime LClapse m ¥ 5 in | Short address of welcome and Mr. o l . and bound in a moosehide cover, in Shattuck i ted him with a At the American boundary, clouds v nterior which he covers the epoch of r“_:golden Key & the Juneau Cham- | lifted, and™from there to Fairbanks | teen years of aviation in White- | "0 o & M, nzer}’m‘ sky hecame increasingly clear., LO WER ‘@ (Continued from Page One) horse, beginning with the MIst| .. oien’s cardboard golden hears The boundary itself, with timber 4 - — |army flight from New York to width of a huj di 4 of ‘welcome fromi the newsboys of | siashed for a ndred, - was| Nome in 1920 to the opening of the | teet, is, plainly visible from the air 1 t to the comfort of passengers | the News-Miner. I 5% 1 q |Pacific Alaska Alrways schedule 1s it slants away to the arctic. & overlooked by the cheerful and " 0TV 4 ded| The additional four days were 4 courteous staff of PAA, who were|'HiS spring. Mr. Barrows respon: busily occupled With luacheons, | As the plane approached its des- PRICES . o i he trip Driefly on béhalf of the company oc 5l iingtion the glowing sunset touched FThe Em it al constantly alert to make the trip " .4 v peck regretted that|dinners and visits to paints of in- i B toward the : pire ers 1tion as pleasant and interesting as pos-i, o= unabie to make the inau-|terest in the vicinity. Among the ,leh Tl:x‘:: s o e dco.ai ALW 4YS sible. Carrying out the slogan of, = . flight. Wit Ivonid: treasie the outstanding events were a lunch- wit] S and sal- [} £ PHO 'E SERVICE PAA, “safety, comfort and de- "”r e ti)e ‘Whitehorse apie leon with Mayar Collins, luncheon mon and the Lackhe sgtr,lea on i 3 pendability,” pilots Barrows, Rub-“(‘:m;v”mg ok o v o Jl";:mu: R tha PRI L ot hlaaka. 45 ::; ;::'mnemmnh“md Ibanksmm “:es :lryg b bins and Ames kept passengers in- tARYCIRE BF SREERES O T | suests of Dean and Mss. E. N. Pat- e ry——— . ® formed as to the altitude and speed‘lhe beople of the Canadian city|W, & Chamber of Commerce ban- iy L:x‘:ey J{?fiezf avemng'; lll:e‘:womé Jl“muenf visiors in’ Al- | Quets visits to dredges, greenhouses, o o ¢ '8 8 € o 0 ¢« ¢ 4 o b * o stations with Wi ey were dalic-{(_ . i lumber yards and & ride in the dogfe ' HOSPITAL NOTES . § ing R AEias ol Wtpres; along ?c“)li::mffi:‘:; ?1::' :,‘:::1 L:,:t;f:é teanh ox”;ob Busby, winner of. t:r PR R FOr News Depflrtment" the route. Dellclous, lunches of sal-|y o' 1o oities 50 short $1,000 dog derby whichi climaxed} « —— | 82wkt anc. colfoe. Somp 3 the recent ice carnival. “Mss Vieo Tahixainen, a medical | - © George Bros ‘ Phone served in the warm interior of thel Promptly on time, the “all . g - : Slane aboard” signal indicated that it One of mem interesting trips|patient, was - discharged from St. 1 | The twin motors, either of which|was time to return to the plane, :r,:ss::);ts Tn‘:‘h:firz:?o:h:hm L Az Hospital yesterday Phone Your Or ders! has sufficient power to fly the big| and one of the most seenic portions They are " B Nk hal received 2 o 3 g - plane, and the constant two-way of the marvelous flight began. ;‘:’:d",‘"e‘:i] :ypesyor Nm;‘“v:‘:‘:.: mfncnmn: oy L oper:tfliz:{ Store _opgn unti ;’la:,:: gmmcat;c;nx:?hla:gns;:; S. Higgins, Yukon Government | al] planes are thoroughly serviced|left St. Anw's Hospital Saturday. | mldmght F B 5 : i f3pans 2 Agent, of Whitehorse, boarded the|after a flight. A tremendous stock v X | s 5 reports along the entire ruuular]e‘plam to make the flight t0 Ju-|of spare airplane parts is kepk onj Mrs. Gegald Banta, a medmah‘melmmlmummm" O‘r .uslfless Ofilce, Ad\ ertlsmg, obtained at, all times, convey & f€€l-| yoqy anq though it was his first|hand to replace anything needéd uf, was admitted to St. Ann's| T Prlntlng ing of safety that cannot be OVer-| g gy hecame completely aviation | and. the shops are immaculately [Hospital Saturday. estimated. Alaskans and tourlsts|pinqeq’ pefore he landed on the|clean. : oy — || | GENEBAL MOTORS | an;en:;::dab:)u‘:w;msi; tTfarrw‘;ggii PAA field here. Inbound Trip . Bay Race entered St. Ann's Hos- and PhOfle 4 i While entirely different. from.|pital last ‘night.. He is being treat- , MAYTAG PRODUCTS swift, comfortable and well equip-| “eaving Whiichomse, ‘the PADE| .o nignt back to Juneau, the tripled for n atack of infuenza || W. P, JOHNSO I ped as the finest operating im the |again climbed hxak_\ above the moun- e Rerk: ik d P I N » States. tains and the pilot took a direct equulyimns heautitul. mtmd oy o CLIFEORD. ARRIVES + Whitehorse Greets Plane course to Juneau, far above the r AR R Xn‘mtha“t. E. H. Olifford arrived from Ket- . Barely two hours and forty min- snow buried peaks of the coast mgl altitude was not so : eat and|chikan aboard .the .Victoria. He is utes after leaving Fairbanks, the[range, that extend for hundreds of o t ~Wells Hard | oo eants In almost! it Was possible to see villages,|the Marshall-Wells Hardware Com. ) fpisne dropped gradually and land-jmiles in all directions. farms, gorgeous lakes, individual|Pany representative for Alaska. ed smoothly on the field 4 mile unbelievably brief time, a glimpse penks‘ot g b s W 2 . frem Whitehorse. From the heated|of blue water gleamed in the dm.lmehudmn iy Nerer xn,nefi . : 5 plane, passengers and pilots dis-|tence and the plave was fying SO T oo T videmet] & DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE embarked and stepped out into the over Lynn Canal far below. Words| rtater dolal 3 yt HOLLISTER |1 brisk air of the Canadian city to|cannot describe the exquisite beau- . { A 1 ‘ be greeted by a welcoming crowd. |ty of this mountainous region, daz-| The route taken followed Lynn me:u?slmg AND |} EMPIRE PR] q I ING CO' C. T. Atherton, Member of Yu-|zling white with blue glaciers shim- | Canal above Skagway and: up aver | 41 GALDSTEIN BLG . %on Council for Whitehorse, repre-|mering in the canyons, on the trip the famous White Pass hetween 1 Phone 564 N sented the people of his city and|from Whitehorse to Juneau. It was rugged white peaks, to Whitehorse. | made a speech of welcome to the|less than an hour before the PAA|Warned ahead of time by the nflot‘l. 1' “{Mfll of PAA and briefly sum-'Juneau airport was in view andithat there was snow at the Cana- larrived at Juneau Commercial Dock at 11 o'clock last night. She de- {parted on the return trip to Seattle iat 5:45 o'clock this morning. | Three of the automobiles were {brought for the Connors Motor |Company. The other is owned by lFra.nk McCafferty. | The three first-class passengers brought. to the city include: | Prom Seattle—Mr. and Mrs. |R. Russell. i | From Ketchikan—A. W. Wilde,| Ketchikan. -, LAST RITES HELD FOR C. D. BAKER The funeral for Charles D. Baksy er, six-year resident of Juneau who o. GASTINEAU HOTEL BUILDING Wines—Beer French-Halian Dinners THE HOTEL QF ALASKAN HOTELS The Gastineau Our Services to You Begin and End at the Gang Plank of Every Passenger-Carrying Boat & | - TALLAPOOSA DUE i Gfl N s ER v ATI“N'MRIHA GI_UB'S U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU | | e OF GAME LAUDED: PUBLIC DINNER IR L e | i (By the U. S. Weather Burean) Forecast for Juneau and vielnity, beginning at 4 p.m., April 8: BY v'slTuR H E RE ORRBW‘ Rain tonightand Tuesday; moderate southeast winds. \ LOCAL DATA - " - Time Barcmeter Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity Weathes & IR R T 4 pm. yest'y 2097 4 27 s 4 Clear ! Washington State Man De-|Meal to Be Served from| ¢ am. today . 2081 36 o e 2 Cldy ’ - Noon today 29.84 37 61 s 5 Lt.Snow © an clz;;'es ;\islasfk \% Gfdme 5 tgh7 ?1 (l;lole in RADIO ZEPORTS " P araaise o or arlors ; ; i 8% of P | are YESTERDAY | TOLAY ¢ ¥ : § q : p: ) L p ; %r Vq T, C. 1. Rhode, for more than 20| Members of the Martha Socie-| g0 !:lel';\:“ :;:- : mmp c“mm v‘:u:h.y I;rmmp wn,x‘;a - e years ‘com}eeted with game con-|ty of the Northern Light Presby- R ar pe- #3g . 29. _D‘ o % eatls Lovely new Dinner Dresses and Evening Gowns . . . . They’re frankly flattering . . . . 70rvmmnar:;lve;h§nSfi;‘afi"f o\:flsmhe terian Church are busy today in| pot g S o 40008 0% 1 ) Mar - 2 : & w‘&fiz;’m and vis: leaving OB sthefae ghars u:or t.):,i,“ ,:n }Taflnm::; Name -8 18 16 18 4 05 ¥ Clear ots have jackets and capes . . . . and the prices are . | : | 4 ¢ | Pt.Cldy 1 1 jacket 1 cay 1t right Yukon tomorrow morning for Sew- utc, di:nerl mo:he mfiu df’ the| Bethel 8 8 | 22 2 1d {ikd: wh his Clar 15, sl 5 Fairbanks 40 40 28 28 4 08 Snow ‘Mh l“ ere his Ls(:jn. 'mati]mer' “|dinner are from 5 to 7 o'clock. Dawson 38 38 28 30 6 Trace Bnow R 3 ‘itmsilr';i;ecorl\;\jll:ilee T m-lt{hen s g ;.I;E St. Poul ... o Now 3 30 4 o prcuy FLOWERY PRINTED SHEERS |est Service: While ere e visted| arinaSociety wil o r 2 ] e L. L e - bl el i - Sl ] ST 50 4% | % I 17 0 . Cesr | A cook Book. The- price, club officers - p [} 1 ¢ “You have the game paradise of | gaiq today, will b‘:! Fotced: Onrdmla‘ - 42 :‘; l :3’: i: ; 2:: %:‘l‘; -4 = o g~ |the world up here, it seems to me, Hall Decorated A . GRAIN CREPES IN BLACK AND s s ey oW . S o % | S v | boweri caimeraibas 18 AE Ketchikan ........48 48 | 26 26 4 o Clear STET Q | 2 tendance which is expected for to-| pyjnce Rupert 46 46 i 0 32 6 0 Clear PASTELS |stand now is being done’ MI.|pmorow night's dinner, the church i ' |Rhode said. “We in Washington g s ¥ Edmonton ... 24 20 (g gt | 10 08 Snow [ Havk sabde B OGT aAR M Now parlors will be de_corated. oung . geattle . 48 48 40 40 4 01 Cldy | through a. construetive conservation | " oo smeaoers Will STy et Pertand e 48 4 38 40 6 e Rain ® } plbogazn 'we " res’ Stk St ]1;“6 d;;“““;‘fl COmT‘"{fe -] San Francisco .. 60 38 | 48 48 13 102 PLOWY o 1 cludes: e mesdames ohn e oarn Of the Vast| Glasse, Dave Housel, Edwin Sutton, WEATHER CONDITIONS AT 8 A. M. TRIPLE 3 Zi‘:;]mi IQHE youe :;:e u':;m:gc OI!A B. Phillips, and Ruth Coates. Anchorage, clear, temperature, 31; Nenana, cloudy, 26; Fairbanks, o can but hope that it will be pre-| . n¢ diiing room committee in-| snowing, 26; Hot Springs, snowing, 32; Tanana, snowing, 27; Ruby, & : J prasir i {Cludes: The Mesdames Walter P.| cloudy, 24; Nulato, clear, 20; Kaltag, clear, 22; Unalakleet, cloudy, 5HEER5 | i (Scott, Walter White, Frank Mil-| 13; Flat, snowing, 28. gt S i) AP Foth .jlard‘ Ray Peterman, Ralph Mar- il Bl iiod ® 5 AT THF HOTE: b I tin, W._J. Leivers, Charles Smith, WEATHER S YNOPSIS ee 00 00 o0 0’e 02 ©.'W. Livmgston Slititon Lagergten, The barometric pressure was lowy this morning from the Tanana |Bud Ci ichael, Rod D 11 d Gastineau { A" ;mc(; . ceiogi At Valley southeastward to California, there being two storm centers, BEADED Leigh S. Robert, Juneau; Kelly| o> & o i one over the Gulf of Alaska and another over southeastern Oregon. M. Carroll, Juneau; C. H. Melton,| py. gitehen o Attee- inbludesd High pressure prevailed over the Arctic Coast and the Bering Sea CREPES Seattle; George M. Bidwell, Wran-| o 100 0 R"“““ G Day Jack| Teglon. This general pressure disiribution has beem accompanied by ’ gell; S. O. Breedman, Cordova;|inc, Mesdames Ray G. Day, precipitation along the coastal regions from the Prince William Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McMath, Ju, Leurie, Arthur Fickem, GUNDar{ ey ;g region southward to Juneau and from the Puget Sound re- 4 . Ineau; Joseph H. Wheeler, Pewrs"Blomgren, Jellay ’?"‘m and' Grover gion' southward to California, San Francisco reported heavy precipi- |burg; Mrs. C. F. Rhind, Seame;tc' Wian, tation during the past 24 hours. Fair weather prevailed over West- W. C. Fletcher, Ketchikan; W. R.| ern Alaska. ; : CHECKED Heidiger, Seattle; Joe Barrows, Pa- BANDON ARRIVES 1t was colder last night over the Bering Sea region and warmer cific Alaska Airways; S. E. Rob- L ATE LAST NIGHT over ther MacKenzie River Valley. TAFFETA |bins, Pacific Alaska Airways; S.| Ad] 1 Higgins, Whitehorse, Y. T.; Mrs. VIS ARy R Fred G. Milligan, Fairbanks; J.| Bringing,a.large, general, cargo G A STINE AU C AFE ~ ® Ames, Pacific Alaska Airways; My, 'and four automobiles, the Bandon