The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 18, 1936, Page 2

: é Jrem— Ay o et fl)lhIIIIllIulh(lIH'IHHHHIIIIHI.:I "i'!‘:HISH, it M TR il W 1 dna Leggin IT1Z VOMen s w A P K PRICE I UR BETTER TIMES TR e T — g Sets A SPECIAL ‘inter Coats B. M. Behrends (Ay,lnc. Department Store” VOTES HERE! THE DAILY /\LAb A EMPIRE [thl)AY FEB. 18, $4.95 4.95 50c. 75¢, $1.00 $1.25 50c KED FOR CLEAR- Plenty of REDUCTIONS. L e S S | 'illIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIfl!lllllllllllilllllllllilIIlIIlIIflIIIIIIlIIIHIllllIIHIIHIIIIIIIIIll!llllllllIllllIIillIIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHIIIIIlIIiIHIIIIIIII I AL OO Daily Cross-word Puzzle - ACROSS Solution of Yestertay's Puzzie 20. While | E : L Theater box 23. Arrow 4 5. Keen AR FICTET 6. Head cooks 10 Poems SITIARITILIE DEFAW AFY 22, June bug 14 Anvient Greek [BIRITIO[R]1TIY NIAPIE] 25 mature 5. Great per- All[SILIEZAINITIAIRIE|S . Spaken onage y r gis- Fatagem 7 EIAIRAE AT lative - tine GIAISATIAIGHPIH| I |AIL] assembly it sinln 31 Plural ending . bavia® [RIE[PILIY]TINIG RIVE| & suoke in | : 9. Weapon of NE oy baseball ' T i ARIEIAZSIOINEAMIAIDIE] 5. contend witn | tralian FlI [AITAE MIAINIA[T[E|D % an(;lo.emuuy | aborigines =t . L oavpe o aute- [TIEIRITINPZEIWIEZEIRIS] 27, Faitara mobile mj— oIPHsIPlY 3. tmpertinence: epares for i ialectic ounlication [RIE|F |U|TIEISEAHIVIL [AIS 3 Elalznfl.' PN I . Peculia i seantel o [AIVIUDEATEINEMIEIN[T] & Eecult w i pehe o, MUINERISITEWARDIS] — douttreg- g " eora 3 46. Artifictal Kind of meat 4. Lamb's Ianguage O/ Pawaoneus in charge rd used in Render suit- peeudonym 48, 1000 square i S ik calling able 5. Norwegian meters of anounc ment today by APl 61. Continent it 1and | In‘erden minational . Growing 3. Give the right aivision 50. Alloy of cop- 4 N angry 7 to 6. Logically per and zine vist Women, Mrs Explodes 65. Mathematical connectea §1 iber plant n, Secretary ;:er!fl! 3 e (yfi;wfiu;.au 7. o1 wu?,a g; Elpe?; 0. Frequentl 66. Oblite meaning to 83. ¢ A . Furnish a 68. Render shudder 55. Two: fix 1927—begins in Nev i crew for unconsclous g Flowere §7. Fut circular . P s he hour | 42 Masculine 69. Bristle 9. The pick 9 A . g A% ¥he SROMS.4 name 70. Meaning 10 Acknowledge B8. Ne!run of X n city, town | 43, Serpent L. Bocentrle. 1. Deviation from . _ Lusen = X 1 41 el ARes monster the main . Kind of fru 5 Y0 DPRac (BIEL | gp mEsity pleces Subject of 80, Cards next 40 hours later, | 7. Small fish DOWN a discourse below the mbell on St | 45 Be overfond 1. Trunks of 12. Feminine jacl i s of felled trees name 62. East (ndian the c: af | 49. Units 2. Musical 13. Shabby: % Bpl:]::h a, 30 mil c > date na nstrument collog. . By 5 . o v b | 3. Precious 18 City In 67. One inden- about the same distance metal Belglum nitely Circle. This year, 10 Arc ¢ Juneau's ninth observ- g [ r on ce, Good- | - will Toward M, its cmblim % colebr of the An- L %%% £ k] l “Es -%“H' T 1 Fallowinz the morning consecra- n st » potluck luncheon 1o d in the church porlors T meeting will begin &t one o'clock > {NITTING CLASS | T0 BE STARTED Women Meet Tt hursday for| Other Stud- ~OUrse ies Continued f 8 ., to send in their mes at that time. If there are :l‘xl knitt fici who cannot attend in the of women a d. will noon and desire to have such be done thr cooperation of closs operated on Wednesday the Juneau Public Schoois and the | €V they are asked to phone B Cinbas . w1 Ne (held he 1 School Office. A small the schoo! build: wollment fee will be charged, and Mrs. W. J. Ma h beer of ten lessons will be 1 providing a sufficient num- secured as instructor. will be held if ten c will enroll for this ins Meet t Thursday Arrangements have been made to have Mrs. Manthey meet those who are interested in the G School Auditorium Thursday noon of this week at 2 o women interested are asked to be, present, or, if unable to attend; eir interest in this uction. Biue Prints Studied ements have been made to e blue print reading class Monday evening at 7 o'clock. lass has had but one session is not too late for other it interested building trade mechanics to enroll. Through some misunder- -Illfl%%%% el I L II/// =N W SR I/// R standing the impression has been gained that this class is for car- penters only. It is open to any- cne interested in the study of blue prints as particularly applied to the building trades. Sewing Classes Open Because the enrollment is not large, Mrs. Kilroy's evening class of sewing can accommodate some additional students. It is not too late to enroll in this worthwhile class ——,,——— WaS. TOUNG RETURN I t Mrs. Stella Young, in the office of the Secretary of Alaska, is a passenger for her Juneau home on the Victoria. | llhlllllHI'IIH'Il|IIIIIHIHII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIII||III|I||fl FEABI ESS iren’s Wear Months ago during an Arizo) TRAINER Bergal tigress, in a sudden fury, veteran lion tamer of the “big t Miss in a hospital bed as a result of the cla infuriated beast. preme thrill of again facing Barnes citens win Al G. sighed w But here she ter ith relief as Nellic, quarters mear after a few chs 15 perfc d her trainer, is pictured a and mastering the giant cai, & e ance, St 1k cpent many received from she enjoyed th Los Onlog arp command Angeies. trainer, obediently clambered atop a pedestal. skit by John K} end Sherwo d FIRST ANNUAL . The public is invited to at banquet, which will sound ynote for yearly winter sports ° !qu\u.ls‘ to be held on Gastineau Channel - .- HELD TONIGHT more are € Roller pre hearing his name to Al By om bheeame the first winner of the ski cup by leading the field in the downhill race over the Douglas Trail course Speakers will include Bob Ellis Bystr Ski the ckiing a of Fairbanks, who will talk v ice carnival The prog: I ollowing t hted by Lov: a tap dance by Patricia Hussey Harland, Patricia All ballots MUST be stampe issuing them. Contestants Please Cooperate. DAII o I 93 30. nest Parson: ter at the skiers' fest, xpected to appear at the will serve as toast- with Dan entiny the gold trophy rom. last Sunday aviator, and Ed To v 1 in the interior. ram of entertainmen he dinner will be high- vocal szlection by Ber- y and Juanita ‘ee, ond and a comedy ! In STANDING OF CONTESTANTS Noon—Only) TUESDAY—FEBRUARY (Votes counted to Monday 1 MUST BALLOTS RUTH LUNDELL BESSIE POWERS THAIS BAYERS IDA ROLLER JSTHER DAVIS ANITA GARNICK ELEANOR GRUBER ROSA DANNER BETTY WHITFIELD CATHERINE YORK ELISABETH KASER ROSELLEN MONAGLE LINDA FURUNESS .. MARGARET NELSON HARRIET BARRAGAR LUCILE FOX EUNICE ANDERSON INGA MNI)STROM DOROTHY GREEN BERNICE REIDLE RHODA MINZGOHR MILDRED SHAFER MARY NORDNES ROSIE AFRICH MARY PEARCE - GERTRUDE CONKLIN . LUCILLE LYNCH . JERRY ENGEL . MARGARET LINDSTROM VERNA HILL ... plays to be BRAMA CLUB NOT T0 MEET TONIGHT STANDS' FOR Gori’ Whitey 18 or signed bv BE TURNER 706,375 554,500 199,975 134,850 371,375 255,925 240.550 231,650 202,700 185,500 164 450 ]30,910 114,400 105,675 88,175 68,000 41,400 18,675 16,600 Neilie, sinewy Mabel Stark, weeks the from her 1r0ph1<‘s ‘\warded at Ju- Because of the Ski Club Banguct Dinner Danu» nonnces J, Irving Noble, Presider - The next reg X 5 held Tuesday Members of the Juneau Ski Club |school aud their friends will flock to the | o worcnon P S at seven o'clock this |y meet Thursday evening of or the club’s annual ban- Feek. i \the high st pand unon matics room, to cc Seventy couples have reserved for use | places for the affair, according to 10p. techr Clairmsn Orrin Kimball, and many o last minute. Final arrangements |pose. {tor a capacity ctowd were being | The literars will nide tods Mr. Kimball and the | yesday, February the c-mmiitee assisting him, Mr. and |of LoVerne Wilson, 316 Distin Mrs. Bert Caro, Louise Jeschien and | e, Lu Liston. e - | SPEND WHERE YOU MAKE IT! firm IN | | 1936. Forty Mare Vets Apply for Bonus Through Legion Ed Delarey Reports Wide Interest in Big Convention Here in September For advanta Po Americ: ex-service men took ¥ ‘more n Legion, last night to maks ¢ppizaton for the bonus, bringng the ‘otal who have ap- plied through the pdst to 88. Forty- ght applied last Monday. The m post officers have set aside urs from 6 to 8 o'clock every y night There is no charge for the Despite inclement weather, there irnout for the regular t n‘ght. Ed Delan- of the own trave’ling man s, former Juneau resi- ani now int:rested in mining Westward, were among the visitors present. Delan-y reported vide interest in the Department cnticn to be held in Juneau moer 2, 3, 4 and 5 and said i us posts he had visited were rlenaing on sending big delegations con lave, which is expected ia: den the Cn 1 in Alaska. Willlam the new Legion Post was making progres: wed promise of being one of the res at >'t posts in the Terr tory. He also eav> an optimistic report on! e Matanuska project B yasal t 2in sponsor a movie was madc by Ralph Martin and Waino Hendrickson was named by Commaader E. M. Polley to look in- ) the matter neeting of th? C-nventon Committee was ca n.\n by Depart- ment Commander A Karnes for We-n-siay r 'Al()(kln he Du to g er into conven- plans Committe> members from both the Post and Auxiliary are asked to be present Cc ander Polley has called a mee 2 of the fxec mmit- tee of the Post for Thursday even- ing at the same hour. -ee KLAWOCK BOND BILL IN HOUSE ASHINGTON, Feb. a Anthony J. 18.—A Dimond aska hes Iced a measure in the House althorizing Klawock t 000 issue $2),- to finance a n bonds water ge of Alford John Bradford | at.the Dugout to aid | rans in making their appli- | Valdez post and | and | the biggest affair of its kind | arid | | u. 8. DEPARTMEN'I" OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU THE WEATHER (By the U. S. Weather Bureau) Forecas* for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 4 p.m. Feb. 18: Fair tonight and Wednesday; moderate to fresh easterly winds. LOCAL DATA Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Veiocity Weathe. | 4 pm. yesty 30.40 8 28 NE 18 Clear 4 am 30.33 6 39 E 20 Clear Noon 30.24 10 34 E 12 Clear CAsLz AND KADIO REPORTS YESTERDAY | ‘TODAY Highest 4pm. | Lowestdam. 4d.m. Precip. ¢am. Station :enm temp. temp. temp. velocity 24hrs. Weatbc Am»humu;v 1 Se v R 0 Baic -20 o 14 8 0 Clear ! Nunw 26 24 24 16 0 | 26 16 16 0 0 2 -24 =20 4 0 -26 -4 -42 6 0 , 8t. Paul 36 32 36 20 02 Dutch Harbor 40 40 38 38 16 262 Kodiak 40 38 38 38 6 08 Cordova .. 36 34 28 30 4 0 | Juneau 9 8 5 6 20 0 Sitka 24 o | 13 A 0 23 | Ketchikan 26 26 10 12 4 0 ; Prince Rupert 26 26 10 10 ] 0 | Edmonton .. -10 -12 -32 -30 4 0 Seattle 40 328 28 28 4 L | Portland 24 22 2 24 12 .01 | Ban Prancisco 58 56 48 48 6 106 Rain ! New York 42 38 | 34 36 16 16 Sleet ‘Washington 38 36 28 28 14 .36 Snow WEACRER CONDITIONS AT 8 A. M. ) Juneau, clear, temperature 7; Radioville, snowing, 12; Cordota, cloudy, 33; Chitina, snowing, 10; M>Carthy; cloudy, 2; Anchorage, cloudy, 25; Fairbanks, cloudy, -10; Nenana, cloudy Hot Springs, cloudy, -6; Ruby, partly cloudy, 0; Nulato, snowing, 10; Kaltag, snow- ing, 12; Unalakleet, cloudy, 14; Fla’, clear, 16. WEATHER SYNOPSIS ometric pressure distribution over the field of observation nut little during the pist 24 hours, being high from the Alaskan Arctic coast southeastward to the Rocky Mountain States while low pressure prevailed over the northeastern portion of North Pacific Ocean and over the southwestern portion of Al This general pressure distribution has been attended by precipit: from the southern Bering Sea eastward to Kodiak, at San Francisco, and over the Eastern States. San Francisco reported heavy rain during the past 12 hours, New York sleet, and Washington, D. C., snow, elsewhere over the field of observation fair weather re- ported Cold weather continued from Southeast Alaska southward to Ore- gon, the minimum at Juneau beinz 5 above, Petersburg 9 below, Ket- chikan 10 above, Prince Rupert 10, and Portland 22. The highest tempeature at Portland ‘yesterday was 24. SUBSIDY FARM : BILL TO COME ; BEFORE HOUSE | - z Peter Pan Beauty | Shoppe PHONE 221 WASHINGTON, Feb. 18. — The Administration’s $500,000,000 conse ion subsidy farm bill has been given right of way sideration in the House The Rules Commitice approved the resolution to allow five hours general debate on the legislation adopted by so0il for c tomo: W MARGARET LINDSAY, Prop HELVI PAULSON, Operator the Senate Saturday. -3 Is T The Ideal Time To Keep Your Credit Good! NOW . .. the Time to Pay Up 'l‘hose Neglected Bills! You not only keep your future credit good, and get from under the shadow of worry from an accumulation of irritating debts . . . But by paying them up NOW you will garner a lot of votes for your fav- orite contestant in the BETTER TIMES DRIVE and help her win that trip to Califoria and Mexico! DON'T DELAY! Pay All You Can Today! .