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The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-19
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New Yes sel with Well Known Trap Operators
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 Built at a cost of ,$36,000, the power motorship Roedda, owned by H. c. Davis, who with his brother, J. V. Davis, is a we'll known fish trap operator in South east Alaska, arrived at midnight last night in Juneau from Seattle She is berthed near the Cash Cole wharf. The vessel will be used to put in traps in the north end of Chatham Straits and to trans port catches from traps to can neries.
 On the voyage north, the craft brought trap supplies, and besides crew of five, those aboard were MT. and Mrs. H. c. Davis and MT. and Mrs. J. V. Davis.
 Fine Example of Tender.
 The Roedda is a fine example of a modern tender of the combination type, designed both for towing and carrying She is TOE feet long, 19.9 feet wide and 9.6 feet deep. She is equipped with a ITO horse- power Atlas-Imperial diesel engine, and with her pleasing line she should be capable of travelling at a good speed. Her house is placed forward and contains two state rooms with two berths each. Be- low deck, the forecastle is well up in the forepeak and has hunks for eight.
 The vessel will be operated by either H. c. Davis or J. V. Davis, each of whom is qualified to act as engineer or skipper
 Built In Seattle.
 The Roedda was built by the Barbee Drydock and Shipbuilding Company, Seattle Soon after the craft was completed the Barbee yards were swept by fire that de- stroyed several vessels under con- struction. The boat was launched In March She was christened by Miss Grace Vivian Davis, daughter, of J. V. Davis.
 The name Roedda is a play on the name of Capt. Rowland Ed win Davis, familiarly known as "Rowlie" Davis, of the Cordova Packing Company, father of H. c. and J. V. Davis. She is registered at Juneau, the home of the Davis brothers for 20 years.
 Might Supplement Estebeth.
 J. V. Davis has long owned the motorship Estebeth, which is in the freight and passenger service be-. tween Juneau and Sitka. The Roedda has good accommodations in small space for freight and pas-- sengers and might easily be used to supplement the Estebeth during the closed fishing period. , The Roedda win be here several days before taking up trap work.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-19

in this. part of the Territory, and they fare well with residents along the route of the railroad.
 Herman A Sandell, employed in the coal mines at Jonesville, near here, and Miss Eva L. Williams, were married. The ceremony took place a few days after the arrival of the bride from Seattle.
 Work has been halted at the Pre- mier coal mine on Moose Creek.
 Municipal monetary resources in- clude $3,732 in a bank checking account and $26,000 in bank sav- ings account, according to the re- port of the city treasurer. The city also has a liability fund which amounts to $3,900
 Delegation to the Alaska Railroad of the task of erecting govern mcnt school building near Eklutna, near here, has aroused the oppo- siti9n of business interests. They protest that the railroad should be used to take away work, entire ly distinct from transportation ac- tivities, from private business inter ests.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-19
OSBORN ADOPTS
 HIS SECRETARY
Former Governor of Michi- gan, Author, Writer
 Takes Legal Action

MACON, Georgia, May 19.-Miss Stella Lee Brunt, who went to a night school at 21 and then work ed her way to Masters Art De- gree at the University of Michigan, has been adopted by Chase Salmon Osborn, former Governor of Michi- gan, a lecturer and writer
 The adoption took place on April 30, it was revealed today
 Miss Brunt has been Osborn's literary secretary for many years. She is 37 years old now and he is 72 She has been granted the name of Stella Lee Osborn.
 MT. Osborn explained that his advanced age increased his literary work and required someone to give constant attention to it. He wished his faithful secretary all of the advantages of his legal daughter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-19
M MEETING 6 FOR
 GOODWILL IS
 ENDED, DISC0RD (
Five Hu n dred Persons Stampede in Disorder
 at N. Y. Session

NEW YORK, May 19.-A meeting of 500 persons in celebration of International Goodwill Day" end ed in discord last night and broke up with misses, cheers and organ music whsn James w. Gerard, former American Ambassador to Germany, presiding, refused to put motion offered by John Holmes, clergyman.
 The clergyman's motion was one condemning the Army air maneu- vers as monstrous, arrogant and shameless.
 In refusing to put the motion. Gerard said the audience should have faith enough in America to realize the maneuvers were not hostile gestures.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-19
WHO'S WHO
 AND WHERE

George w. Colwell official of the Alaska Railroad, accompanied by his wife, is passenger westhound on the Alaska to his headquarters at Seward.
 Paul Abbott, Alaska representa- tive of the Dupont Powder Com pany, former resident of Juneau, is a passenger aboard the Alaska for Cordova. E. M. Policy, Territorial Tax Col lector. left today on the steamer Alaska for central and western AL aska to be absent several weeks on official business.
 I. P. Taylor. Assistant Engineer of the Alaska Road Commission, de- parted today on the Alaska for Cordova and from there will pro- ceed to interior districts to lay out and inspect early season road maintenance and construction &C., tivities.
 Capt. Frank Sutherland, William Grossman and Frank Kern, em- ployees of the Peril Strait Packing Company. left today on the Alaska for Latouche where they will take over the tender Betty to be brought : to Todd for the season. Charles H. Flory, Alaska CommiS- sioner for the Department of Agri- culture, who has been in Washing ton for the past two and one-half months on official business, return ed home today on the steamer AL aSka. MT. and Mrs. E. R. Jaeger, for many years local residents and now residing at Long Beach, Calf. ar- rived today on the Alaska for a visit with their son-in-law and daughter, Mir. and Mrs. J. s. Mac Kinnon.
 N. A. McEachern, Alaska repre-
 sentative of Schwabacher Grocery
 Company. returned to his head
 quarters here today after a trip to
 towns in the southern end of the
 district.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-19
PIGEON FLIES
 FROM CENTRALIA. ]. TO ANC HO RAGE
Brief News Items in Re- gard to Persons and
 Happenings

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, pigeon of this city, is believed to be the champion homing bird of the world. It is White King. Soon after it's birth here it was shipped to Gen. tralia, Wash Several days ago it returned of it's own accord to An chorage. The pigeons identity is .vouched for by J. Truitt, son Of Mrs. vella Truitt -Moohring, who owned the bird two years ago.
 ! Not a few men, unable to lind employment here are walking the t.es of the Alaska Railroad to
 Fairbanks. in the hope of getting work there. Tramps are novelty
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-19

Preparations are in progress for
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-19
J. J. MEHERIN'S SISTER
 DIES IN CALIFORNIA

Mrs. Margaret Meek, sister of Jo- seph J. Meherin, well-known mer- chandise broker, who makes his headquarters in this city, died last Saturday at her home in San Le- andro, Calif.. according to word re- ceived by MT. Meherin's friends here.
 MT. Meherin was in Ketchikan when he was advised of his sis ter's demise. He left there today
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-19

on the steamship Yukon for Seat tie. From that city he will hasten to California.
 Mrs. Meek is remembered by many persons in Juneau. She vis- ited here several years ago. The Meek family is one of the old and wealthy families of San Leandro, which is near Oakland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-19

the starting of operations at the cannery of the Associated Fisheries Of Alaska at Squaw Harbor.
 Six ranger cabins are to be erect ed in Mount Mckinley National Park within the next few weeks.
 TnCmas s. Bevers was chosen president and Ray Mathewson, sec retary, of the Golf Club
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-19

tBy the U. S. Weather Bureau) Forecast for Juneau and vicinity beginning 19 Fair and warmer tonight and Wednesday variable wind
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-19
Youthful Loveliness in
 6 Days''

Latest in Cosmeslc Science Marvo Beauty return and Won- sue-Fun removes facial blemishes, pimpies. blackheads, freckles, wrin- kles or that worn sallow looking
 complexion.
 See Dr. Doelker, Helienthal Bldg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-19

 The high Alaska highest Southeastern Alaska. Showers Southeastern aska followed clearing this district weather Interior the Territory Temperatures than yesterday southern Interior Gulf Alaska little
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-19

South Carolina's sweet potato crop will be greatly increased this year.
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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-02-05
ARN0T MURDER TRIAL SET FOR 9TH
Weather Chief GiDeS Inside
Dope on our Mild Weather

section to have normally cold
weather this winter.
A high pressure area is a sort
of wave crest in the sea of at
mOsphere that surround the
world. There is more air over us
then, and it weighs more. Winds
whirl outward from the center
of the area in the same direction
the hands of a clock move. A
high pressure area usually brings
fair weather.
Out in the Northern Pacific
an area of low pressure also has
been lowering since November
Is. 1t is like a trough in the Sea
of atmosphere. Warm air PUSHES
in at the bottom, circles in a d.
rection opposite to the clock,
rises, is cooled and rain and
storms result. Every high area
has a ''lOw" following it.
The combined effect of the high
and low pressure areas is to draw
air warmed in crossing the Paci-
fic north across the United States
instead of letting it veer south
as usual, said Mr.. Mitchell.