The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 22, 1938, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA LMPIRI: WhDNI-;SDM JUNL 22, 1938. = \SflLD,ERs wu-l. ALASKA QUEEN STEWART SEES H"-n TBURIST U. 8. DEFARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. WEATHER BUUREAU : THE WEATHER Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 4 pam. June 22: | 11 i a - NAVYV 1 | Fair tonight and Thursday; light to moderate westerly winds: i 1 HLAND FAIRBAN 8 A fl BOY s u s Weather forecast for Southeast Alaska: Fair tonight and Thurs- - 4 oose our day; light to moderate westerly winds, except moderate to fresh north. ST ¥ . gl erly winds over the northern portion of Lynn Canal, : ? , SRR AT Forecast of winds along the Coast of the Gulf of Alask ¥ & 'n . Mary Winje, as o % o & laska: Moderate : . Fat Man's Race Added to| e W M’m anpnen of the If Water Shortage Does Not |Kilauea Fireplace Will Be|westerly winds tonight.and Thursday from, Dixon Entrance to Cape Hat or G’o yes Peaturfis——fl‘ks Will En- [win of the. Washingtonians <~ Hamper, Production Marked with Stones ook o y & 3 te = aboard the steamer Denali, due S L ¥ it ~ - utf A8 v Float Perrade rvtag, e W, & due Should Exceed '37 from Alaska Tuae Bacometer Temp.. Humidity Wind Velochty Weaune v | y My yest'y 30.35 2 § A special feature of the three- ,’;,i’:;";’;l ‘ixlwtt.am:g d“:,oaév' :O{v“r‘k“' | conditions being equal, the Fair-| George C. Watt, a passenger on |4 ey today 3028 43 88 st “(; C’ffifli . day Fqurth of, July, celebration here | =% B ¢ ”'“’o‘ o, S ‘L ”‘\‘_ banks mining. district. will: produce |the Princess Louise last night, mak- |, Neon today 30.21 63 49 w 12 Clear & will be a ball game between a team [T HE 0 b L d"d‘ TIIUOLY. [ yhore in gold this season than in|ing the Yukon Circle Tour, shoved ; (from Chilkoot Barracks and a local | 0 PMCoU HECR Sedeation o according to B. D. Stewart,|two fluvial boulders through the| RADIO REPORTS team {rom the Gastineau Chamnel|p o5 o0, o B0 e fh“P‘”;,"";' Territorial Commissioner of Mines |purser's window and asked how | TODAY Bascball League, to be played an | Progress . TeESH e Potlatch o), returned by plane this week |much it would cost to ship them | Max. temp. Lowest 4am. 4am. Precip. 4am YOU GET EITHEB (value July 3, it was announced today by | 3 bi after .a trip through that region.|to Hilo, Hawaii | Station last 24 hours | temp.: Wmp. velocity 24hms. Weathe: 8L the committee. The‘Snurdoughs_ of Seattle arc|,i o pregent, tihe, there is | The purser did not know | Atka 46 40 42 8 160, Rain $5.00 ' Another feature added to v.helg:i’“;‘:“i Tousing welcome fOv|y.ier ghortage, he reported, but| The story is this. Mr. Watt is|Anchorage 61 37 o 5 00 .00) F E sporting events.on the Fourth, it ek W prospeators in the | \,o raining when he. left Fair- |retired, and “helps the Boy Scouts|Barrow m 36 40 14 0 Glear e ’ { was announced, will be,a fat mans DoUD who will take & leading part 1ok Monday, and if the water|of Hilo” as much as he can. It so|Nome 46 42 42 6 30 Cloudy B race with appropriate priges bung |0 the dedieation .celebration. situation does not become 00 criti- | happens that Mr. Watt, with Mrs, | Bethel 48 44 44 14 0 Cloudy up. This will e in addition tp | < OP Miss Winje's Msh of ports of || pe expects to see a big produc-|watt, is making a tour of Alaska, | Fairbanks 66 38 38 4 0 Clear WITH EVERY the muckers’ gontest, and harseshee | CAl1: are. Ketehikan, Wrangell, Pet-| iy (s summer. All former opera-land it also so happens that the Dawson 60 36 36 0 03 P A 2% T pitching - contests already -arranged | 53PUTE: duneaw. and \Bkagway. S | yions are busy and several new de- oy Scouts of Hilo are building a | St. Paul 42 38 40 28 15 Rain as additional . bighlights -on. this “"UO:“':;; :st;::‘l'::m:n §or the | yelopment projects are being car-|great open fireplace 4000 feet, up |Dutch Harbor ... 52 | 38 m 20 30 Rain year's sporting program. may! @ab:each Cily. | 1jed on > - agh-govered . & .d | Kodiak 50 44 44 6 0 Cloudy Giving Sur?heftevflifience that the |After; leaving the.ship at Skagway, | pown in the Willow Creek dis- ;’,‘J.m‘;‘ fi‘b::,lmf,‘, \,l,?,xh,\ ,‘,ff,,‘,r“;fl;: Cordova 54 42 a2 0 0 Pt.Clay parade, will be one:.of, the, most | S1e Will Progeed by xail and. steam- | iict two new mills are going in and| e rocks Mr. Watt was mailing | Juneau 57 42 43 6 06 Clear {calorful Juneau has. seen in years, [¢F-ini0: the.Xukon Territory, goint | ccveral new properties being worked |pere. were picked .up by. him., at| Sitka 55 46 +* 2 0 the Elks Lodge hgs voted to enter |45 AT 88 Dewson. | and there is much activity in the|pendenhall Glacier. One of the | Ketehikan 4 6 48 4 0 Dear Al elahongte . £1aat, i, the ;paada. | - The dedloation; of the 300-foot- circle and Fortymile districts. New|rocks was about as big as a fist, | Prince Rupert ... 64 [ 46 46 4 0 Blear Adding & .new, tough of. calar, to| Ve Alaskan Way, the second wid- | cquipment is now going into the|rpe other rock was as big as tw o, | Edmonton 72 48 43 4 0 Cloudy Juneaw's projegted, ‘greatest ever” |84 steet in whe mation and the | waiter Johnson-Charles Murray op-|gictc They were V;“.v'mc; rocks, | Beattle .. 84 58 68 10 0 Clear WPk, ¥ three-day . Fourth, of .July. celebra- | 1OWrth -widest in the world, is ex- | crations on Canyon Creek in the S i ™ | Portland 90 58 58 4 0 Clear SUIT PURCHASED HERE tion, arrangements have been com-|Re€¢ed 10 be, one of the most im- Fortymil | san Francisco ... 60 | 50 50 4 0. oMy pleted , with . Gastineau . Channel Srmvex and important events of | Fairbanks and Anchorage are ot | ENGLISHMAN BOUND { New York 84 68 72 8 0 Cloudy Baseball .. League. -officials he. Pot nwh of ngtess busy, he found. Construction is Washington 80 | 68 72 0 T Cloudy b e 4 Unhl Iu]Y 2 AR game, bpmeeng“lea (hu}s rflarnn: under way at Anchorage on the FOR DAWSON FIELD ok eyt A sye players. 8 iiha WEATHER DITIONS AT 8 AM. TODAY t 4 an, Army .Rost nine, from Chilkoot new school and the hospital and| oo Co BT L oo Barracks. ;rpg a a e at Fairbanks Capt. A. E. Lathrop’s|yroaieces o gh‘"", ok q‘]m ] Seattle (airport), partly cloudy, temperature, 59; Blaine, partly As planned, the scheduled league| . : n}\):‘hv\xllv"x‘u"(" ® tiow up o ‘il.\\tl':l‘ln'- on the. Princess Loulse last night! €014, 52; VIT:u;rAr] ](:h-u:-. 51; lAIp:L B]zu;";io;_u: 46; Bull Harbor, partly meeting on Friday, duly 1, between |n'1‘ ::. ". luv‘).llll fk: \'-| ”,‘,( IL\ enrbute to Skagway where he w‘“wlx.md.y_ 56; ’I‘npfw .\.nn:],‘p}a(x!.,\f’ f;(nu:y. ~t‘]flmflm Isl.m.d, cloudy, 49; ihe. Moose and, Douglas: will also gu ume are going in the biock which was | CUL iy for Dawson to e the op-|FFince Kupert fogey, S1; Kelchiken, partly cloudy, & Craig, partly %»kc_on the significance, of an elim- W pt Y. ire d \u’mt, A u’ winter. erations of the Yukon Consolidated cloudy, 59; Wrangell, clear, 52; Petersburg, clear, 55; Sitka, cloudy, 48; ination - contest to. . decide . the The Commissioner visited the | o 008 B T8 0 LI O direc. | Cape Spencer, clear; Hoonah, clear; Hawk Inlet, clear, 58; Tenakee, B M. BEm s co., s. Soldiers' _opponents. Should the Evans-Jones coal mine operations, | -0 5 ? | clear, 52; Rort Althorp, clear; Radioville, -clear, 50; Juneau, clear, 53; " d 1 24 Moose capture the Friday . contest, ! { where the explosion claiming more |~ < . b | Skagway, clear, 46; Haines, clear; Yakutat, .cloudy, 48; Cape Hinchin- . “ they will .oppose jthe Army team as &1 l §ii3 than a dozen lives occurred last brook, partly cloudy, 47; Cape St. Elias, elear, 48; Cordova, clear, 60; " Iuneau s Leadmg Depdflment StOTe the. first game of a double-header| Mrs, Ada wmw Sh“me& author| Winter. The old section of the mine ¥ *| Chitina, clear, 54; McCarthy, clear, 50; Anchorage, clear, 53; Portage 3 L on Sunday, July 3. Showld the Is-| of the first baok on botamical know- 5 0Perating but the new section L\; [HOSPITAL NOTES | clear, 48; Fairbanks, clear, 60; Hot Springs, partly cloud } Jandars win, .an all-star, team will| Jedge in. Alasks, left on the Aleu- Mactive at the present time while | $————————— # | ana, cloudy, 64; Nulato, partly cloudy, 60; Ruby, cloudy, 50; Kaltag he. fir m, fqd > govel - ed Eska al | ¢ VEhl i Juneau, June 23. — Sunrise, 2:53 a.m.; sunset, 9 Hh.m : SWIM FOR HEALTH WEEK etk sm ooy, e o i whers she s . s 2 STt B e o L P ; ' with the %iks 8s the nightos) e their permanent home. |, hing up to handle the emergency | vesterday. | WEATHER SYNOPSIS : Iu 20 to 27 M p. He left for the Westward several % Epe | ne — That same Friday, July 1 game| weeks ago. while the Evans-Jones was closed % 3 High barometric pressure prevailed this morning from Nome and - will also figure as the first game| “Alaska Wild Flowers” which was DY the accident. Dorothy Williard was dismissed | g, 61" enstward to the Mackenzie Valley and southeastward over the : of the annual Fourth of July series,| published by the Stanford Univer- At Fairbanks, Commissioner Stew- | from the Government Hospital this | Gy of Alaska to British Columbia, the crest being 3036 inches at ” - T MISS DeLEG ON VAGATION |lcague President Wiliam A. Holz-|sity Press, contains the popular and art found the assay office fairly }‘::'."““"” after receiving, medical} gorgova, A storm area continued over the Aleutian Islands, the low- 2 BACK R P S D L‘): ; ("k “he | lieimer announced. The Elks having | natural scientific names, descrip- swamped with work now with theatlention 3 est reported pressure being 29.06 inches at Atka. This general pres- s Ray Randall, Deputy arshal| Miss Gretchen Deleo, clerk inthe|grawn the bye, the winner of the tions and notes on the habits of the| DiNing season in full swing and T g sure distribution has been attended by precipitation over the Bering = from Fort Yukon, was a passenger | Territorial Treasurer's office, sailed | priday game will meet them in the| it may be necessary to put on an-| | Sea region and over the Aleutians and by fair weather over the remain- 4 : iboe bl | o, tho ¥ o wild flowers of Alaska. L ssary to put on an-| MRS W J, MULV[HILL ) : ians & o for Skagway on the Princess | on the Yukon this morning for a|fingle of. the money series on Mon-| Mrs.. Sharpies will experiment ODeF man to keep up with the work, P v e = returning to his far north post after| month's vacation in the States, €x-| day afternoon, July 4. with wild flower seed amd expeets he said. The office has heen of| THROUGH ON PR]NCESS‘ % b % & few days in Seattle, Where he|pecting to spend much of the time| Ay games will be played in Juneau, | to perfect various hew flowens. at| STea benefit to the mining indus- et SN b4 ::fitms young son fosjiaciesl wewl- 13n ,fepitle. 0 gek in the new Firemen's Park. her new home. (l:,"l_\ “_i‘nd‘““‘f(‘;:": ::)‘.1 fegom, onera-) Mrs. W. J. Mulvihill, mother of PlANO lNSTRUCTOR | TKA--60 TO WES - ARl BT SOk FARMER WEDS Prior to .her leaving, Mrs. Shar- Prospectors feld him. 1v. w. Mulvihill and W. R. Mulvi- | HERE NEXT MONTH & e e e B ettt bt Dles was the house guest of Mrs. B |nill, of Juneau, was a passenger | Mz, and Mrs. John Osseward who FIe. aes ] oA A HLUSLAQE 0TI s qui rine ise last night| s @ were recently married in Sitka, left E ABOARD PR. ROBERT | at Sumdum, and Miss Wilma Cla- Hunsbedt, and was quite extensively {on the Princess Louise last night| icc Eleanor Scott, well - known | Were Yecently married in Sitka, left " | are d 1 entertained.. A large bird bgok was {for Skagway | Juneau on the Aleutian bound fo » i gy B K VEML % NG awere. martid. e presented to her by her many Mrs. Mulvihill has been in Wen- Pianoforte teacher and coach, and pajmer where they will make their - Miss Constance Frogley, .soc‘ln ary | )l‘sLlr{di\§ b_v”U,v S. “Lunlnlxfinml‘(;m_vx. H v ) ' atchee, Wash,, visiting her daugh-‘P“D“ of Meyerscough-Shevinne- home. Mrs. Qsseward is the former - fhide & [Bromn, Ibvle Aolon s o Pelix- Guak. Tuny Wil ke, sheud Ml Hicotus Young, daughter of R EROT ter, Mrs. J. H. Smith, for the past|Frantz, will be in Juneau during Jane Mills, daughter of Mr. and ™ passenger on the Prince Robert,|home at Tullis ranch near Sum-|Mxs, Stella Young, was hostess to ATTENTION REBEKAHS Jsix weeks. 5 Gtk Mrs. Foster Mills of Sitka. Mr. O: ~ making the round trip tour. | dum. 4 group of RO.T.C. members from| Regular business meeting tonight e et wlnie KRR at dulr. ; ward is employed in Palmer as dis- R ko . the USS, Barry, at,an informal|at 8 o'clock in the LO.OF. Hall, uUEEN cuNTEST S ie: e |- niss Scott: was here auring the | e weRETed BXRAmer s dl , gathering last evening, at her apart- | RUTH BLAKE, |month of August last year. At pres- Colony. : . ment in the Gastineau Hatel. ladv. Secretary Mrs. Harry Olds, accompanied by ent she is spending some time in A s e AR : Bea“m! Yaur hvm Ron [her two children, is reburning to|Ketchikan, and following hermonth RAY HURLEY RETURNING - . g B T e ] f‘dllh Lmdegard Leadmg 1n | Juneau aboard the Mt. McKinley. of work in th_is cit‘y. Miss Scott 2 4 A E i R for Godd { | Mrs. Olds has been visiting her par-|plans to teach in Fairbanks during | Bob Hurley, son of Mrs. Minnic . m an ace tor Loddess o! ents in Seattle for several months. August, after which she will return Hurley, is due to arrive in Juneau 9, 8 ” leerty Prize .o {to her home in Wenatchee, Wash. | Saturday on the Mt. McKinley. He b4 g‘ L4 BolE i T Y e bas been attending university in L(wcl_\' tables add charm and & B Wide interest is being shown in | arTENTION REBERANS toe filates Aartie peak minfer. e The Yellow River in China is ap- The Commitiee of the Order of | Eastern Star announces a sale Regular business meeting tonight the Goddress convenience to your living of Liberty contest Is your home equipped with room, and these beautiful re- : being conducted by the Juneau of | productions from the IMPER- 1908 equipment, or. 1988 Chamber of Commerce through the | SPecial home-cooked food at Holl-|at 8 o'clock in the LO.OF. Hall, | Proximately 2500 miles long, and ‘ R A e T equipment? Is your new car Capitol Theatre, according to the |Mann’s Pharmacy Saturday, June| RUTH BLAKE, has a river basin area of 600,000 | He Mgy R4 a modern model, or 30 years committee and rivalry is becoming |25 beginning at 10 a.m. adv. adv. 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