The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 27, 1936, Page 7

BARNEY GOOGLE RUSTLE YORE BONES, GOOGLE-AN' FIND OUT JIS' WHAR THET SHIF'LESS NEPHEW SICH A PURTY HOSPIT'L-- EV'RY THING J(S' AS SPICK AN' SPAN AS You ORDWAYS HOME AFTER “FLYING” ACROSS NATION Pholuglapher Gets Many Good ‘Shots'—Mrs. Ord- way Addresses Schools With several thousand miles of air t 1 added to his record, Fred Ordway, “Alaska’s Flying Photo- graphe and - Mrs. Ordway re- turned on the Northwestern yes- terday from an extensive trip in the States Bad weather, an accident to one meras, and night flying necessary to keep his schedule— prevented Mr. Ordway from getting as many pictures as he had intend- ed, but he managed to photograph the entire journey from Seattle to St. Paul, and secured a quantity of other motion and Mr. O said that s attributed to him by newspapers in the States were incorrect and in- complete. particularly with regard to the Matan ject still Accompar as Billi veled by N Paul, and Chieago, to New York he wa. travel by train due to the eliation of air Gause of bad weathier. ' He had in- tended to fly New York from L o by way of Buffalo Y nd cancellation of that portion his plane rip pr i him: from of Niag mporary schedu be- to frozen first time in 27 years return journey by plane from New evenne, Wyo., and Den- ejoined by Mrs : alance of the air voyage to Los Angeles, Palm Springs Cal., and Portland From Billings, Mont Mrs. Ordway traveled in & pl piloted by a brother of Mrs. 1 Wiley, wife of the inventor of the bell used in salvage opera- t the Islander. Convinces Teacher Ordway. who spoke on Al- Mr. Ord to Denver, AND SPARK PLUG 0' MINE ARE ROOSTIN' =~~~ SHHH---~ DON'T TALK SO LouD-- THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSD/ WEASELPUSS' KINSFOLK 22 OH,YES- T BETTER TALK TO THEM BEFORE THEY SEE THE PATIENT--- (T'S AGAINST THE RULES--YOU AN' LOWIZIE WAIT (N THE RECEPTION-ROOM --- LL TELL ‘EM YOU'RE HERE--- laska before fhe assembled pupils| | of several grades of a Denver pub- | lic school at the request of school' authorities, stated that her niece, Beth Claar, a sixtn grade pupil, | carried to school a copy of the last Daily Edition, Alaska Empire Development which Mrs. Ordway had sent her, to prove to her teacher, who had insisted that Sitka was the capital of the Territory, that Juneau is actually the capital. Copies of the 1935 Development Edition of The Empire were found in various parts of the United States Mr. Ordway said, and he expressed the opinion that the special edi- tion was responsible for m fa- vorable publicity than the com- T KNOW HOW WORRIED THEY YOU'LL FINO THEM (N THE RECEPTION- ROOM, DOCTOR -~ FEB. (8- ANYON RO AD BLOCKED BY SNOW bined efforts of all other publicity emanating from the Territory. From Cheyenne to Salt Lake City the Ordv plane with Correll Amos and Andy” and Gosdon of radio fame ys traveled in the same | From Salt Lake City to Los Ange- | les the plane in which the Ord- ¥ ed was forced to fly tion of 18.000 cape heavy fog. The coldest weather of was encountered in St. Ordway said, where the t degr >d feet to es- RS FINANCING FOR -MARCH T PASS BILLION MARK Mor i'rntl'mu Gl\ es Estimate on Federal Expendi- ture [tems ASHINGTON, Feb the Treasury genthau announced today that the ry’s March 15 financing will ageregate $1,809,000,000, of which $800.000,000 will be new money. The Treasury asks in cash $1,- 250,000,000, this supply in new mon- and also $450,000,000, to pay off in cash bills maturing March 15 remainder will represent re funding operations. All items of ex- penditure are figured, including the bonus, Trea ey SHOP IN JUNZAY, FIRST: N SHOP IN JUN . FPRSTY Dazly Cross—uord Puzzlp ACROSS Solution of Yesterday's Puzzie 11 Reputed dis coverer of America m (Y] PO T Baliot U Belglan river E[D OR ]I Uniform | E] LIE _L Direct | 25. Slope God of love Bascball team Pulpy fruit Singing bird Improve 29. Steeple S ST, Measure of | Shook or trembled length Dwell N = R s[% E A M Complement of a cup ; . Beverage . Popular jargon | N G [¥] B E S '3 24, Patron saint N Commotion Build ! . Singing Caurnered Moon | ea Junior night s age of | press clippin | of the features one may | cipate: romance and smart sa A mound of snow many feet high and 2,000 feet wide blocked Provo canyon in Utah when rains loosened the hzavy snow on the slopes of were covered. Here is a grach slide across the road. (Associated S DU | DOUGLA SCHOOL PLAY FOR DOUGLAS FRIDAY NICHT Stage Is All Set for Produc- ? tion of ““Three Corn- ered Moon” Accol garding tk merous reports re- ction, 'hree " which was select- play Lo be given by the Class of the Douglas. High r, residents of Doug- and Juneau are promised an cccllent entertainment tomorrow when the play occupies the the Douglas C um the- as the ool this The following are some of which reveal the some 1 anti- “—proved to be a good party hway, railroad tracks and river stration of the size of the snow- poon i Iping w > HOKE RATED ROVES FATAL ollowing the fir d the fresh wate T works water supply for the town b ne thoro ly saturated with smoke, the effects of which were not limited to the 1 ecount of taste oy couldn't take it eithe ike Rieser, proprietor of the Doug- is Dairy,, had 13 out of 20 fine cut which be had in an aquari cnee last summer, die during the night. The seven fish left, the smallest ones of the collection, sur- vived their tainted environment The newsman forgot to ask Mik> if he had smoked trout for break- fast this morning. - - SCHOOL BOARD MEETS Payment of bills constituted the principal business of the monthly meeting of the Douglas School Board last evening. No other mat- ters of consequence were acted up- on. Fish - D LATE SAILING The M.S. ROEDDA will leave for Sitka and way ports at twelve, o'clock ncon, February 28 (tomor-| Y, fEB. 27 By BILLIE DE 1936. BECK € 1936, K }AIR EXPERTS TOYING WITH STRATOSPHERE "+ 27.—Gov- are now seck- to develop ra rere fly- the UNGTuN, Feb. ernment air experts | ing ng so, that planes can span continant in from five to | hour n co within icient pressure pl catures Syndicate, Ine., Great Britain righ eight | | | nstant eppeared to be the problem dition to snaed ing would be less bothered kdgerton said. r substrato- | sphere ¥ storms, Schlllm (Bakmg Powder “makes biscuits /7/(//)/ as clouds ma summer e s ) e e 1 8 Are You A To Your Property by FIRE? Fire Insurance can be purchased at the most reasonable rates [ ] CALL 253 OR SEE STAN GRUMMETT Juneay fnsurance Agency “INSURE AND BESURE” 301 Goldstein Building iy Protected DAMAGE Juneau, Alaska D Y Dan Douglas You are invited to present this coupon at the hox office of the Capitol Theatre and ' reeelve tickets for your- selfl and a friend or relative to see Lovesofa Dictator” Daily Alaska Emplre U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREA{ THE WEATHER (By the U. 5. Weather Bureau) and vicinity, heginn t and Friday Forecas* for Jun Fair me LOCAL DATA Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind \/rn A vest'y 29.92 12 18 today 301.0 7 32 today 30.09 Time 4 pm 4a.m Noon Weathe. Clear Clear Clear 12 34 CAntz AND EADIO REPORTS YESTERDAY TODAY Highest 4p.m. Lowestdam. da Precip. temp. temp. temp. temp. velocity 24hrs, 18 8 0 -16 -16 -4 -16 18 14 10 12 Bethel 2 2 Fairbanks 6 5 -44 44 Dawson -46 -6 St. Paul 32 24 32 Dutch Harbor 10 Kodiak 32 Cordova | 10 Juneau 2 2 E L § Sitka Ketchikan Prince Rupert Iulm-\nl n tle oriland San Francisco New York hington sa.m Station Weatho 36 40 WEATHER CONDITIONS AT 8 A. M Radioville, ¢! temperature, 12; i Chitina, clear, -38; McCarthy, clea:, -40; banks, clear, - Nenana, clear, -38; Hc clear, -28; Ruby, ®lear Nulato, clear alakleet, clear, -23; Flat, clear, -1, Juneau, Cordova, 16; -1; Fair- Tana clea Anchor; WEATHER § The storm area that was cent:red yesterday morn tance south of Prince Rupert has disappeared. Another storm area I vailed over the North Pacific Ocea, the lowest reported pressur: ing 2844 inches at latitude 46 deirces north and longitude 168 de grees west. High barometric pres;ure prevailed over most of A and from Oregon and California southwestward to the Hawgii Isiands. This general pressure distribution has been attended by p - cipitation from Petersburg southward to Oregon, followed by elearing weather today between Petersburg and Ketchikan. Precipitatoon wa also reported along the coastal regions from the Aleutians eastward to Kodiak, elsewhere over the field of observation fair weather pre- vailed. Temperatures continued below the seasonal average over most Alaska, the greatst departures being along the coast from Cordova to hikan. ba- Fruits and Vegetables ——ALWAYS! California Grocery THE PURE FOODS STORE Telephone 478 Prompt Delivery Juneau Cash Grocery CASH GROCER: Cerner Second and Sceward Free Delivery CAPITOL CAFE AND BALL ROOM Private Booths Lunches Dancing Every Night P | WINDOW CLEANING ! 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Gas used in making electrie signs Secures . And not HE NN ’=II%WII Ilifi frisky hop - skip - and -j ump affair that leped blithely from frce to comedy, from satire to sentiment.”— New York Herald Tribune. | —boasts the virtue of seeming not | to have ever been written to fit any set pattern. If the trend of play- | | goer’s interest is toward simple and | buman plays these worrysome days —'Three Cornered Moon” is one “—Something to cheér about in ¥ | the theatre world—a happy comedy | | row). Please have your freight de- livered as early as possible. adv. - eeo SHOP IN JUNEAU, FIRST! MAURICE AKRE GUITAR INSTRUCTOR Spanish style, $1.50 per lesson, or special rates for a series | | of lessons. STUDIO—416 Goldstein Bldg. Good Bye! Leaky, Quick Chilling Hot Water Bottle This Guaranteed Westinghouse 3- Heat WARMING PAD should be in every' home.. You'll wait a long time for an- other bargcun like this. DON‘T WAIT! Alaska Electric Light & Power Co. JUNEAU 6 \ \ \ . 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