The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 26, 1935, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, SEPT. 26, 1935. 7 s Jo 'DELUXE CAB SERVICE | DOUGLAS lApplc Jelly U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU D00000000000000000000000000000000000000090000000000 ‘ peosseees : T0 START TOMORROW, THE WEATHER - ’ Relish Now | JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS o5 ok b & Wl et ¥ | Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 4 p.m., Sept. 26: [ ] <NEWS at HOS )ltfll Deluxe Cabs make thelr debut Rain tonight and Friday; moderaté to fres hsoutheast winds. % | tomorrow from the new stand lt‘ LOCAL DATA TR o ‘sl::ei':‘ Depot &% Fiong anc ‘v/!aln‘ Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity =~ Weather £ ; 4 4 D ke i 10 C}m man Product Made by Little Sis- ®1e’ivo new cabs, which enterea| § DI Yooty 304 46 % 8 8 ody p ter Aimee from Home ‘::: "“"913“] }:"“”o;'sr :mseg:m‘"‘;n’ Noon today 3018 53 82 SE 15 Mod. Rain . | their arrival here for B - CABLE A ‘ Offprlng Grown Fl’u“ | ver top, are owned by the Chan- YESTER.DA’? lRADlo lEmn:‘?)DAY 2822 {nel Bus Line, Walter Bacon, pm-‘ 5 l Apple Jelly, home-made and Ju- | prietor, and will be used to add to| Highest 4pm. | Lowestdam. dam. Preclp. dam. a Plta neau-grown, Will tempt the ppe- |the efficiency of the line's service,| , Station temp. temp. ][ temp. temp. velocly 4hra. Weather Al Hos- 7 e 3 kg nchorage T — 4y G ‘e s e e e, - A R o bour| Bamow » ® | w w4 o F P! R | neau and Douglas-a promp! Nome 12 2 {7 % bed 3 % Bain ormer From apples grown in the rfnr | cab sefvice. Sathei 5 o I o H o oo t. Ann’'s Hospital 2) ¥ - SuPe"men nt Rea gfifl;::m:hemsve Snlster All:nee ‘m':"wgels‘:::dza:;n ;:, Zf’r:,f:dazy., Fairbanks 54 52 | 48 48 = 18 Trace Pt.Cldy [ EXP‘OII MP\C ?{OSPfiC 5 long attached to the hospital where [pDepot in' Juneau, and the dbher | D8Wson 40 40 38 42 4 0 Cldy 42 heér geniality and good nature has G5 i h DRI so- | ., TR 48 48 | W T 32 Rain at the Douglas Inn in uglas, - | Puatch Barbor 48 48 | 4% 46 18 ‘92 9 Ring' Wi ahepmali, acho won' her a host of friends, has Just | corging to Mr. Bacon. | ; p ! superintendent of the local schools|finished canning 284 jars of apple st Rt ggg‘;gl\/‘a ig ili 45 ?,g 2: 3-;2 l:’;l:yl ! during the year 1929, has written,Jjelly. Stephan has been the name 0’ Juneau 50 48 | 65 @ 12 45 Rain Iriends here that he is out of the| Had the juvenile appetite for|pine popes. e s o L ol e BT = ‘tenbhht business and now in tha|zreen apples not apisen fromdorm- | " _ . o 2 [ b 2 ain market for a good mining prospect,|ancy, proving itself an INSENCE | Pt s i | Ketchikan §4 52 b .; 4 0 Cldy and that he is fully prej brather than a habit, the supply of | P;mce Rupert 58 io i e zg : 0 Cldy exploit. “m, if avaflable. Chal jelly might have been much larger, | Edmonton 46 L e s 0 Cldy bé 6 the Philippiné Islands(hospital authorities reported. How- Seattle .. 66 60 - - o Clear aftér” ns one year's teaching inever, the apples that survived both | | EMEAR e B W g: 54 lt‘) 0 Clear Dolglas, holding a respohsible the occasional ralds of children | Szn Francisco ... 62 58 | gg 4 0 Cldy sition cobnected with the 56 land the prowlings of Father Hub- | | New York ... 7% 68 ‘_ gg 5 2 g Cldy } lbard's dogs, that during his visit J Washington . 78 66 Cldy The Aristocrats of Furs but the price is far from trim them, aristocratie! THE LAST OF OUR EARLY PURCASES HAVE ARRIVED . . NEW AND AT A PRICE TO PLEASE EVERY FUR-TRIMMED MODELS . . ONE! TRIMS Raccoon 5 { { COLORS Black AND MISSES 14-20-36-40 Black Persian *Mogador Brown Beaver Kennecott Copper Badger Navy Blue our stock is W easel Skunk Grey Mixtures complete! Pay Day Specials Continue Upstairs B.M. Behrends Co., lnc. Juneaw’s Leading Dr'partmew Stare o 99 909 SIZES FOR WOMEN Choose yours while there for several years. During phst two years he has traveled mfimw through the Orient ofher parts o fthe ucontry, investments of ‘one’ kind or' according fo Hhis letuer writes that he his plenty of capital | ak cf him, and always havihg had 1 keén' interest in Alaska sirice his| Cne year here, he plans to omm:} >ack if an opportunity affords. His ! “esidence is at Fort Wayne, Indi- ‘na. {Were chained to the apple trees,| q'Proved the doctrine of the survival| fof the fittest; and the jelly is belng{ ‘eagerly devoured by grateful pa- {tients of st. Ann‘s BIDS ON PIPE uNE‘ Y*Returning to Juneau this mox-n-' ing after & hurried trip by plane to Ke.chikan and Wranzell, Ross |A. Gridley, PWA State Engine NEONS 1O SHIN nspector, reported that a call for A’ fieon sigh IS expdcted on ‘the |bids was made yesterday by Wran- Northland this week end for the' gell for the new pipe line between Douglas, Inn, Whith” will be lnstall-xme old reservoir and town. The d as soon _AITIVeS, As V- op o ostimated to cost between lence of hi§ incréasing business, s15000 and $17,000 Ketchikan John Marin, proprietor of the IAn. ' 4vic. was given in arranging ap- Is having additional booths added nications for public funds and' and more interior decorating 1, speeding up the work. planned to further beautify Che Gridley was accompanied by E. dlace. |M. Stewart, WPA cngineer, and| {John Blythe of FERA. They were; 8 el ol S LOCAL CANNERY TO INCREASE ornnlous;g;; e B FE | The Patco left Ketchikan at 5 With the reopening of the fish-|,.o0k this morning in an effort Ing season in Icy Straits District ¢, keep ahead of the storm which the Douglas Fisheries Co. has WO hlew in from the south, but due to tenders again in service and &, naif hour stop necessary at busier time is expected in the Can"Wranaell the flight up from the rery for the remainder of Fall D=l ater city was disagreeable with erations. The Mary Ann is back ofl|yisinility low and heavy rain all -the Taku River run and the Alas- me way, Gridley said. kan is making the run to Point Adolphus, BOGGA!W b - OO i i R Garland Boggan and his family EXPECTED HOME SATURDAY jare moving today from the home on Mrs. Felix Gray, who has been|Front Street near Main to the old vacationing south for the past|Juneau Florist Apartment on Third month is expected home this week Avenue. The Boggan house will be on the Northland. Mrs. Gray re- oceup.ad by Mr. and Mrs, C]_\renc' cently returned to Seattle from' Rhodes. e ARE MOV[VG WRANGELL CALLS FOR | i SALES Every Month in the Year AUCTION SALES DATES 1935 November 13 December 11 Special Sales Held on Request of Shippers Advances will be made as usual when requested. Transferrcd by telegraph if desired b ! Octoper 9 l { : i ‘ some day,” The Seattle Fur Exchange 1008 Western Avenue Seattle, Wash. Miles City, Montana, where she 5 vizsited for a time with her sister, Mrs. Ed Holbrook, who accom-! Panied her south -———————— | FISH DEALINGS TODAY ‘“Now § Juneau. Cold Storage bought 23.-l‘ L ONE |2 cents a pound from the Avona capt Olaf Larson. DtiilyEross-wor;iPuz»zle : NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE | Selmon, toaling 16000 pounds was, d “No: M'D-Auu‘«nw |In the District Court for the Ter- 000 pounds of black cod today at| luxurious |80ld 'to the Alaska Coast Fisheries| 'by ‘the Wilson, Capt. Martin Bor- | \leck, and the same company bought 22,000 pounds of halibut from the schlmer Norland, Capt. Tom Sand- Viel " Wise to Cali 8" Transfer Co. ;m in need of HEATS, HUMIDIFIES, FILTERS AND CIRCULATES AIR o Burns oil the best way COMPACT UNIT warm-air heat and AIR CONDITIONING, T00 ! " 11. Havi pd & BoAcnoss Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle n;‘,le“m-' Yy | ritory of Alaska, Dfl)fson qu D “rn A pearance ber One, at Juneau. iy 7t [FIEZRIMOWE[CRBM[AIW] 2 Guve fortn w. P. MILLS CORFORATION. 4 A Nusabed AGIOBRUIN]T [TIE@E 1 [RIA] Small tsland | corporation, Plaintiff vs. EDWARD | “wodine [Tlolo] AT fiave the | w. HARRIS and MRS, ELEANOR | 15. T'?rl’u'fi:‘ .E. mnm g Lo one side | . HARRIS, Defendants. Do | PUBLIC NOTICE 18 6. Divist 28 | woge ELORISTEVINEHA | o S o ST o 5 (L lreses 2 Ywaeth of fieri facias (of executfor) | 18 freland [AINIY] 12 mopmually out of the District Court, xo; the | 21" Detested ME] 34 Guide the Territory of Alaska, Divisioh ' Nuni- 3. Pigpen 5% (ooness ot |bex, One, at Juneau, on Septem e 1 poneea Tth, 1935, on a judgment rendered | 26. Muse of iyric 40 Soft mineral in that court ‘on said date, in S muatoy 42 High polnted | javor of W, P. Mills corpomw'd 8 28. I‘;\‘wogrlerg ERIAISIEFERIOIE] 4 mhrz o ration, plaintiff, ' Edw B Eas havty ISIEIWERZASIEIA] ,; Lnns { W. Harris and Mrs. Flean ] 31. Row corolia |defendants, in Cause No, -A,1 ; " it 50. Conti DOWN §0. O ho 6 * gfrj‘n:’rf;:“" 05}35?%5"01 } Throw lignuy ket p ais- Ihave on this luth day of’ &pm 41. End of al culties 2, Malarial fever play ner, 1935, levied upon the fotlow- 52. Shaft of 3. A king of " 4. u%‘é‘;?éi%' _?eaur?er' Midtan ol | described real property, ‘situat- | Moo of g4 Qrege leter ¢ gt oy 61 Badadauts lodin the. Sows, of Sikbs, Alasks & Cf"' i uom”dx i i Clmenl- 55 l.nlt:or l.h" and described as follows, to-w) 1 a es luster leansing re; i v i i Drocess 5 Region Lot Two (2) in Block Thirs rearing 64. In a line 7. Genus of the 58. Great Lake | teen (13), as shown by the plat " c’;‘.’;‘;‘,’“ W e Wansaite ekt o Auton el | Of official sutvey of the Town-' 48. Hawailan Dry 8. Marked with tered side site of Sitka, and all improve- wreath -womanish depressions ortable 9. Central (I)Al:ok after 9. Compound s Iodbl ments situated thereon, includ- cylinder ot By 4 ether g: IMve:umllc tale | ing the dwelling house and ap- glems and 12 Horee W angienn 8 Uk purtenances thereto_bélonging; Ifllfl// flllfl.”///.flfl “ | II% =Il I// tII Wi L) EIIII// Jflfll 'at public vendue to the highest and best bidder for cash on October 23, 1935, at ten o'clock A. M. at the front door of the United States Marshal’s office at Sitka, Alaska. DATED at Sitka, Alaska, Septem- |ber 11th, 1935, ° . ‘WM. T. MAHONEY, United States Marshal. By B.'F. FICKEN, Office Deputy. First publication, Sept. 12, 1935. Last publlcnuon. Oct. 10, 1935, NoTICE 10 SHIIPERS jand that I will aceordingly offer|: all of said resl property for sale| Evelyn Berg sails from Seattle; | Friday, September 27, at 8 p.m. Place orders now. D. B. Femmer, - JUNEAU Drug Co. “THE CORNER DRUG STORE" P. O. 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Ketchikan, raining, temperature, 53; Craig, raining, 52; Wrangell, raining, 52; Stika, raining, 55; Soapstone Point, raining, 54; Skagway, raining, 50; Radioville, raining, 50; Cordova, cloudy, 51; Chitina, cloudy, 47; McCarthy, cloudy, ; Anchorage, cloudy, 59; Nenana, cloudy, 50; -Fairbanks, cloudy, 48; Hot Springs, cloudy, 45; Tanana, raining, 40; Ruby, raining, 38; Nulato, raining, 34; Kaltag, raining, 35; Flat, cloudy, 47; Nnalakleet, Crooked Creek, missing. WEATHER SYNOPSIS The baromteric pressure was high this morning from South- east Alaska southward to Oregon, the crest being 30.42 inches at Edmonton, Alberta. A storm area of marked intensity covered the greater portion of Alaska this morning, the lowest reported pres- sure being 28.70 inches over the Kuskokwimi Bay. This general pres- sure distribution ahs been attended by precipitation from the Sew- drd Peninsula southward to Ketchikan, the rain being excessive at Cordova, where 3.28 inches has fallen during the past 24 hours. Southeast gales were reported over the Gulk, Kodiak having report- ed a velocity of 40 miles from the southeast. It was warmer last night over the interior of Alaska and over Southeast Alaska. - CONNECTICUT YOUTH | MISS BURKE RETURNING WANTS CORRESPONDENTS ! Miss Irene Burke, of the U. S. | Forest Service, who has been on a Ralph Fogg, 20, of 95 St. James vacation in the South for a month, St., West Hartford, Conn. wants is a returning passenger on the correspondents from Alaska, “either Northland. boys or girls.” He is also a stamp B o collector. “I'd love to go to Alaska| The Senufa are a tall, long- he writes. “I should headed people of the French Sudan be very happy to hear from any- and Ivory Coast, with long, wide one there.” noses. e e Fresh Tenakee Crabs EVERY MONDAY CALIFORNIA GROCERY ' The Pure Foods Store PHONE 478 Prompt Delivery NOTHING SERVES LIKE CONNORS’ SERVICE Call 411 Now! . Connors Motor OPEN ALL mcu'r Alaskan Hotel Ltquor Store Dave Housel, Prop. Phone Single Q-2 risgs I FOR INSURANCE See H. R. SHEPARD & SON __Telephone 409 B. M. Bebreuds Bank Bldg. UNITED FOOD (0. We Deliver Meats—-Phone 16 Phone 16 [ S i ! | ! ‘Allen Siuutuck, Inc. Established 1898 Juneau, Alaska ‘ PHONE 5§ { Juneau Cash Grocery CASH GROCERS Cerner Second and Seward Free Delivery °“, iy *0 e o) *90p o Luh