The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 23, 1937, Page 2

£1.75 to $5.95 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE NOV. 23, 1937. FLAT REGION HAVING BOOM THIS SEASON Near Three Quarter Million Dollars Produced in Interior Section The Flat mining region has pro- duced over $700,000 in gold during the past season, according fo John Miscovich, son of Pete Miscovich, wellknown mining operator in that section. He arrived from Fairbanks this noon aboard a PAA plane. “We had a dry season up to Aug- ust 10, but after that did fairly well,” said Miscovich at the Gastineau New Patterns Hotel. ore-shrunk broad- ack or belted 1 elastic waist. nging or sleeping. <l machinery a few years ago. eight draglines and two dredges op- Pete Miscovich is operating on Discovery Otter, the Slate Creek Mining Co., on Slate, the Moore The Pete Miscovich properties on Discovery Otter Creek near Flat, are | worked with dragline and bulldozers and have been producing regularly| . since the introduction of modern [flight to Sitka today for Alaska Air John Miscovich said there are erating around Flat now and “bull- dozers are cutting up the country.” ENGLISH GOLD CASE DECISION IS MADE TODAY LONDON, Nov. 238.—The Court of Appeals today upheld the gold clause on bonds issued before Eng- land went off the Gold Standard. The Court ruled in favor of the British and French Trust corpora- tions of London against the New Brunswick Railway. y bring in another hive wh I return in the Spring, Wallen. The {first hive of bees the winter, but if Miss Wallen g another e in, she will see tha they keep warm during months, b RIKA WALLEN RAISES BEES AT ROADHOUSE Proves that Honey Can Be Produced in Alaska— Real, Sweet Honey s worth the trouble,” Rika Wallen, thinking of and goldenrod flavored honey. - e ELLIS BRINGS Miss Rika Wallen, who has been running the Big Delta Roadhouse Hou opurt granted appeal 10 the|on tne Richardson Highway since| p . iheld the Can. | 1925 Was an arrival in Juneau to-| pip o e tne Cane- |day from Pairbanks aboard a PAA| Channel bonds equal to about $925 each in otith for & Acip 'to Cal= p"l :fadc‘:,;ril;l::e;;:,:m i el 1 Minnesota, Miss Wallen, | Gerwel The company promised to pay 100 s in Alasks, be-| Ellis returned to Pe polusls 14 g @8in 'Yor Teaby Bona ‘only country in the Bill Dougla AL st i s she will be back in the | flying to C SIMMONS TO SITKA Pilot Sheldon Simmons made s t Bob Ellis, flying his Wac dropped into inea afternoon with thre were R. J. and A. Van Mavern. sburg wit Y ig to take passenger Spring. One of Miss Wallen’s pet hobbies kan. is raising bees. They say it can't ——ar—— be dome in Alaska, but Miss Wallen| Cesar Romero, the movie acto proved it can be done. A year ago, was da she brought in a hive of the club when stage producer Broc bee companiés would not send them Pemberton drafted him for a rol because of the risk of shipment. tly Dishonorable, Transport, taking as passengers, Mr. and Mrs. Paradirs, and H. G. Baker. Dr. Joseph Aronson was flown to Kake. made a lot of money and said Miss| froze during the cold iled | THREE TODAY ommers, Walt this afternoon before to catch the Dellwood at Ketchi- |Fairbanks [ 0 0 sing in a New York night U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU THE WEATHER (By the U. S. Weather Bureau) t Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 4 pm., Nov. 23: Snow or rain tonight and Wednesday; moderate to fresh S.E. winds. Weather forecast for Southeast Alaska: Rain.tonight and Wednes+ day, except snow or rain over the northeastern portion of Southeast Al- nd snow over the northern portion of Lynn Canal; moderate to fresh southeast winds. ) | Forecast of winds along the coast of the Gulf of Alaska: Fresh "o strong south: winds from Dixon Entrance to Cape Ommaney apd, asterly winds from Cape Ommaney to Cape Hinchinbrook. i LOCAL DATA N Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity Wel* 33 92 SE 8 Lt.Snow | 36 50° SE 8 . Pt.Oldy 1 o Noon today 35 51 SE 10 Cloud} i RADIO REPORTS e | TODAY Max. temp. | Lowest 4a.m. 4a.m. Precip. last 24 hours | temp. temp. velocity 24 hrs. 33 | 21 - , 1aska Barometer 20.39 29.46 2042 Time 4 p.m. yest'y 4 am. today 4am, Station Weathex { Anchorage : | Barrow 2 | -6 2 Nome 20 ‘ 12 20 Bethel | 4 4 Clear, Cloudy Clear Clear Snow. Show now oW Cloudy Pt Cldy h 0 0 0 [ 0 Dawson St. Paul Dutch ' Harbor Kodiak x |Cordova {Juneau Sitka !K(-lt‘hiknn # “Prince Rupert |Edmonton Seattle | Portland -12 2 26 30 30 32 32 34 34 42 32 42 42 — 44 46 42 44 16 04 32 4 £ e R .04 i 42 Cloudy - Rain 01 Cloudy |l owel as Cloudy 14 Rain 0 ‘Clear! 0 Clear 50 54 28 26 Creek Mining Co., on Moore, Olson | and Co. on Happy, Northland De- | velopment Co. on Willow, the Awe| Mining Co. on Flat, the Iditarod Mining Co. on Willow, and Bill Duf- fey on Chicken. All of the afore-| .’ mentioned are dragline outfits with ‘bulldozers. . 14 > | The Riley Investment Co. and the Lohengtin Goes Picketing | orks Ameclats Mising. Oo. are |operating the two dredges in the| . | district. | { The Miscovich properties shut| down October 12 after beginning, Add CHARM and BEAUTY to Your THANKSGIVING DINNER with Sparkling Glassware and Beautiful Dishes We are showing a very complete and var- ied assortment of OPEN STOCK patterns in both ENGLISH and AMERICAN ware. San Francisco New York Washington CE TS B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. “Juneau’s Leading Department Store” — WEATHER CONDITIONS AT 8 A.M. TODAY Seattle (airport), raining, temperature 49; Blaine, cloudy, 50; Vic- toria, cloudy, 48; Alert Bay, raining, 38; Bull Harbor, showers, 33} Triple Island, showes Langara Island, cloudy; Prince Rupert, showers, 42; Ketchikan, showers, 47; Craig, showers, 44; Wrangell, cloudy, 38; Peters- burg, misting, 39; Sitka, cloudy, 45; Radioville, showers, 38; Hoonah, partly cloudy; Hawk Inlet, cloudy 22; Soapstone Point, cloudy, 40; Juneau cloudy, 34; Skagway, clear, 26; Cape Hinchinbrook,. cloudy, 45; St. Elias, cloudy, 44; Cordova, partly cloudy, 25; Chitina, cloudy, coded by 3 page boy and in bridal array, bearing the legend “Marriage Lo l;"u {’o General Bad Working Conditions,” Ann di Jacimo and picketed the plant from which they of low walked out 71 strike in New Yor cannot marrv because of low w -uba are pictured as they mining May 26 after a tight spring. ! John Miscovich will travel in the States this winter. MANY TO LEAVE ~ON DELLWOOD - THIS EVENING | Passengers leaving for the south aboard the Dellwood this eve- ning, as scheduled up until 3 o’clock this afternoon, include the follow- ing: | Mr. and Mrs. M. Tweet and three children, John A. Miscovich, J. P. Miscovich, R. Jeschien, John Fox, Rudolph Kransi, Martin Anderson, F. N. Fenton, Miss McDonald, Jes- sie Nelson, Mary Torsen, Miss Neal, Mrs. Bergstrand, Pauline Senefsky, Mrs. William Shunk, Miss R. Wal- lan, Mrs. H. W. Anderson, Dick Jack- son, Rev. J. F. McElmeel, M. Dor- flinger, M. A. Eckles, Mrs. S. C. Thomas. | - .- — HUNTER ON DELLWOOD Lieut. Col. F. W. Hunter Is a through passenger oh the steamer Dellwood for Seattle from Haines, where he will go to a new post at . They s s | Portland, Oregdn. With the U, . y they are in love but zes. 32-PIECE SET as low as $5.00 Don't fail to see the NEW, Johnson Bros. pat- tern — POWDER BLUE — A most attractive combination of Cream and Blue. Sterling Rose, April, Melody. | Dogwood, Pettit Point, Gretna Green and Hollyhock | . : Rz D% All Open o Stock Patterns EVERYTHING IN TABLE GLASSWARE Il Goblets, Sherbets, Oyster Cocktails, Wines, | and Liquor Cocktails in | VOGUE, BARBARA and LAUREL ‘ Priced from $6.00 per dozen Other patterns as low as $4.00 dozen Tumblers $1.00 per dozen Don't forget a bouquet of FLORAL ART FLOWERS for your centerpiece. They will add color and beauty to your table. Asters — Dahlias — Carnations — Roses Perfect reproductions that last indefinitely. 0; McCarthy, cloudy, -12; Yakataga, cloudy; Anchorage, partly cloudy, 22; Fairbanks, cloudy, 1; Nenana, clear, 12; Hot Springs, partly cloudy, 10; Tanana, clear, 6; Ruby, clear, 5; Nulato, clear, 10; Kaltag, clear, 12; Flat, clear, -2; Ohogamute, partly cloudy, 4. Juneau, Nov. 24, — Sunrise, 8:07 a.m.; sunset, 3:26 p.m. WEATHER SYNOPSTS £ A storm area continued this morning from Kodiak and the Prince William Sound region southward {o Oregon, the lowest reported pres- sure being 28.70 inches over the Northt Pacific Ocean at latitude 56 ‘de- grees and longitudeé 146 degrees. High pressure prevailed over .the Canadian and Alaskan Arctic coasts and over the Hudson Bay region, the crests being 30.30 inches at Ches erfield Inlet and 30.16 inches at Barrow. This general pressure disiribution has been attended by pre- cipitation along the coastal regions from the southern Bering Sea re- gion southeastward to California, also over the upper Yukon Valley and by generally fair weather over the interior, western, and northern portions of Alaska. Turkey Dinner, Sale Scheduled By Edies’ Aid cember | as Date for Event ‘ kitchen committee are Mrs. J. Sun- derland, chairman; Mrs. R. Aase, Mrs. O. Flobersgund, Mrs. A. Eide, Mrs. M. Lindstrom, Mrs. Olaf Bod- ding. Mrs. John Cauble and Mrs. 1G. Getchell are on the recepu(rx committee. B * : || HOSPITAL NOTES [ ——— o C. H. Keile, a medical patient, was admitted today to St. Amn's Hospital. Committees were announced to-| Mrs. Bell Cooper underwent a ma- day for the Lutheran Ladies’ Aid| jor operation this afternoon at St. annual turkey dinner and fancy-|Ann's Hospital. December 1. Mrs. James E. Smith, a medical Army officer is his mother, Mrs. R. J. Huntér, and his daughter, Betty Jane. Read the Classified Ads in THE EMPIBEJ THANKSGIVING GREETINGS TO THE { A gracefully designed TABLE LAMP will do wonders to make your Thanksgiving table more attractive. Many charming styles to select from gen- uine Italian Marble and Alabaster bases with real Silk Shades. Priced as low as $4.85 work saie, to be held on Wednesday,‘ The sale is to begin at 10 a. m. fol- lowed by tea from 2 until 5 o’clock. Dinner will be served from 5:30 to 7:30 p. m. In charge of the fancy work com- mittee is Mrs. Alfred Zenger, who patient, was admitted today to St. Ann’s Hospital. Mrs. William Shirk and baby were dismissed today from St. Ann's Hos- pital. will be assisted by Mrs. G. Getchell | and Mrs. Bert McDowell. Mrs. Har- ry Stonehouse is chairman of the tea, assisted by Mrs. John Cauble, Sheila de Fremery, who was in- jured by a fall on the ice, was dis- missed today from St. Ann's Hos- PEQPLE OF JUNEAU ship movement stopped you'll be surprised at our stock is. Below is a list of some of the of which we have plenty on hand Mrs. B. Alstead, Mrs. J. Winthers. pital. . Mrs. W. Rasmussen, chairman of | the dining room, will be aided by, Mary Ann Dennis of Skagway Mrs. Milton Lagergren, Mrs. H. was brought to Juneau aboard the Swanson, R. Copestead, Mrs. P, Hil- Dellwood yesterday and admitted dre, Mrs. A. Swanson. Mrs. M. A. for medical care at the Government Mello will be the cashier, and on the 'Hospital. i COCKTAIL TABLE and TILE TOP TABLES make entertaining a pleasure. We are showing an exceptionally fine variety in solid walnut, solid mahogany and maple as well as many less expensive pieces in combination walnut. i in WALNUT, MAPLE and DINING ROOM SUITES i~ WALNUT. MAPLE o 6 and 8-Piece Suites or sold as individual pieces. iy L &y Even with the how complete holiday items Mince Meat Candy—(All Kinds) Shelled Walnuts Shelled Mixed Salted Nuts Heinz Fig, Date and Plum Pudding Canned Sweet Potatoes Canned Cranberry Sauce Candied Fruits Boiled Cider All Kinds Mints, Marshmallows Ripe and Green and Stuffed Olives Canned Asparagus, Peas, Beans, Corn, Pumpkin—All kinds Fruits and Fruite for Salad and Fruit Cocktails We still have a limited supply of BUTTER and EGGS OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT has a large, fine assortment of all kinds of Thanksgiving Meats. TURKEYS (all sizes)—Capons, Ducks, Geese, Chickens—(all kinds)—Rabbits, Roasts of Lamb, Veal, Beef and Pork Every item in our Meat Department is absolutely the very finest obtainable—Prepared by Expert Butchers the way that you want it. NITED FOOD CO. “Your Home-Owned Grocery and Market” PHONE 16 Sweet Potatoes Squash Oranges Apples Potatoes Grapefruit Lemons Carrots Rutabagas Turnips Cauliflower Onions Garlic Spinach Before 6 a short one. . . after 6 a long one. IPs smart to start with +..and, of course, it’s also smart to keep yours Johnnie Walker. % Red Label is all 8 yean old: Black Label, 12. Both are 86.8 proof. . JOHNNIE WALKER BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKY Style Plus Rare Beauty The FASHION FLOW 8-Piece Suite of selected mahogany, trimmed with blond maple is without doubt one of the out- standing achievements of the Famous FASHION FLOW Line. Modern in design, and of rare beauty. An exceptional value at $120.00 Juneau-Young Hdwe.Co. CANADA DRY GINGER ALE, INC., NEW YORK, N. 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