The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 2, 1936, Page 2

Fine Domesii Coatings . . . Perfection! real pride in being able moderate costs, such THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1936. ¢ Tweeds and . Tailored to outstanding 821050 to $32 50 ¥OU EASTER HAT Is the Most Important Part of Your Wardrobe! = aster the way, and our Hats ve an unusual flair for woman look her best. All 1 Wl 1at you can expect to find in the way 'of better things at y sonable p - - I B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. “Juneau’s Leading Department Store” éAPlTOL CAFE TO HAVE LARGE SIGN One of the largest neon s Alaska will appear over the C: Cafe marquee this week, accol to Carlie Miller, manager., T colored light display ‘will me: 16 feet by 9 feet he add to the metropolitan picture downtown Juneau at night - .. SHOP IN JUNEAC? Preferred in every land and language %k Kk HENNESSY COGNAC BRANDY “aoents, Schieffelin & Co. | rice. $5.00 to $7.50 | Fairbanks {DR. ROMIG PAYS | TURKEY DINNER FOR MAN’S LIFE Dr. J. H. Romig of Anchorage is out $20 for a turkey dinner honor- ing eight nurses at the Anchorage | IN UWN PLANE hospital because Gus Kaskinen of | Plat is alive and will be discharged | from the hospital in a week or two. Kaskinen was taken to the hos- pital on February 9 and underwent N cmergency operation. His hances for recovery were doubtful e I Dr. Romig bargained with the Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Irving left| Urse that he would give them all Seattle early this motning in & six | @ turkey dinner if they would bring pussenger Lockheed Vega plane, | the batient back to health, enroute to Juneau, according to a A radio sent to Miss Roberta Dooley, sister of Mrs. Irving lNCORPORATlONs Mr. and Mrs. Dving, who have. FILED HERE FOR been in Seattle since the first of Jomers, are g 4 pine wnaen ALASKA CONCERNS they recently purchased there from TR Alan L. Blum, President of the orthwest Air Service, Inc., Boe- Field It is not known whether Mr. Irv- WILBUR IRVING Former Juneau Resident Left Seattle This Morn- ing for North Articles of incorporation. have ! | been filed with the Territorial Au- | | ditor by the Surf Canneries, Inc., of | Seattle with operations at Kukak Bay, Alaska. Capitalized for $150,- g and his wife plan to stop N 00, the incorporators are Elmer E. Ketchikan or come direct Lo JUn€&U.| Femrich of Tacoma, F. E. McGon. It is said that the plane which{gony ana Janes W. McBuarieys Both the Irvings purchased is one which of geagtle i/ i sed to belong to the Air EXpress,| | argeies also ha was flown here in January by! he poshee D‘,w}(,p,,,,m Co.. Ini N ¢ . S s IC., .\m} “‘.‘,”m,m fo % aiibe of Juneau. It is a construction Mr. Irving, who is a licensed pi- company fermed by Nelson I. Beers, | lot, formerly owned a plane in Cor | Harold B, Foss and H. L. Faulknés | 5 . L. er, dova. He was formerly proprietor well ki & nown of the Totem Grocery and Market! Capita) s mm"“"““ Téslaents, in Juneau and Alaska distributor A S for the Continental Distillers. $ 4 PENGUIN DUE HERE ———— ) GETS FLEET READY & The fisheries vessel Penguin is | E. Reid, engineer for the Barring- | (% d":ngu:”; tonight, according to [ton Transportation Company has) ¢ Néfe :odguvmao‘:; 0‘11 F’lS‘lvleries of- g {ve 24 er a arrived at Wrangell. v:o get lhe\flnfl_ taking sHDhIEE ¢ y south! Hazel B fleet of boats in readiness | flof T8l S to the Prib-| for the opening of navigation om |7 d;o;“"’: m””ct;mg:r:‘;nlns th P. the Stikine . e will e Stil l Ry {:mceed to Seattle and then back DENIED NEW TRIAL o the Pribilofs, ; s e S Motion for a new trial for James - Kashakes, recently convicted of the| mLE';} ES HOSPITAL slaying of Joseph Starrish on the s beei‘ Watson of Douglas who seine boat Tackler at Thomas Basin | pital as" in the Government Hos- | last fall, was denied by Judge‘cha b t:l medxm_l case was dis-| George F. Alexander at Ketchikan. | ©"""8 s morning. { e e LEAVES HOSPITAL ; ve been filed by P -ee KUBON IN WASHINGTON Kodiak Walter Kubon, of Fairbanks, ar- rived in Washington March 12. Mr. Kubon is planning on going to Flor- Mr. Gilbert Fabre who has béen at St. Ann's Hospital for medical treatment was dismissed this morn- ida soon. ing. | mDaily Cross-word Puzzle ACROSS . Likely . Lively dance . Opening , Evi T tree 15 BotEieh . Manger . 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April 2: Fair tonight and Friday; moderate east to north winds, LOCAL DATA Barometer Temp. Humidity 30.33 42 o 30.33 26 30.25 40 | Weathe Clear Clear Clear Wind Veiocity 6 1 Time 4 pm. yest'y 4 am. today Noon today | | i | | | CABLE AND EADIO REPORTS YESTERDAY | TODAY Highest 4pm. | Lowestdam. d4am. Preclp. sim temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24hrs Wewib 39 16 4 0 36 22 38 22 40 10 24 36 42 2 42 42 43 46 40 18 . 42 36 56 50 52 Station Anchorage Barrow Nome Bethel 6 cldy | Clear Clear Clear | Cldy | Rain | 18 6 0 0 coco o] Dawson St. Paul Dutch Harbor 9 ai Cldy Cordova Juneau Sitka Ketchikan Prince Rupert Edmonton Seattle Portland San Francisco New York ‘Washington Clear | coleocs 8a 2 oRR th Rain | €9 06 ‘44 Trace WEATHER CONDITIONS AT 8 A. M Sitka, clear, temperature, 30; Radioville, clear, 34; Juneau, clear, 27, Skagway, clear, 20; Cordova, clear, 32; Chitina, clear, 0; Mec- Carthy, ¢lear, -2; Anchorage, clear, 22; Fairbanks, clear, 16; Nenana, clear, 18; Hot Springs, clear, 10; [anana, clear, 9; Ruby, clear, 11; Nulato, clear, 18; Kaltag, clear, 12; Unalakleet, clear, 28; Crooked Creek, clear, 14; Flat, clear, 29. WEATHER SYNOPSIS High barometric pressure prevailed this morning from Nome and | Barrow southeastward to the west coast and Rocky Mountain States, | the crest being 30.46 inches at Dawson. A storm area prevailed over the Aleutians and the southern Bering Sea, the lowest reported pres- sure Being 2890 inches. This general barometric pressure distribution | Has been attended by precipitation over Washington and Oregon and‘i over the Aleutions. The precipitation at Seattle at 5 am. being in the form of snow flurries. 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