The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 18, 1927, Page 2

make room for our Goods we find it better to give our custom- ors the benefit of an im- mediate reduction. So here you have right now when you need them most the best of the sea- son’s styles and reduced in price. GROUP ONE $5.00 GROUP TWO $10.00 GROUP THREE $14.75 GROUP FOUR $27.50t0 $50.00 B.M. Behrends Juneau’s Leading Department Store DVl Vel 'Actors in Klondike Gold Rush Picture 0 T While in the heart of Alasks filming scenes for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's northern m\ entire picture unit kept 1o close touch with the Wcria ¥1s an Atwater-Kent radio ““Iy’ the men while thousands of miles from civilization OuUt kept up their morsie while Bimin 10 be Included in Clarence Brown's DIg picture. basea oR ihe Robert W Service -u!n LR Housework Aids ! militkry students more than 60 Health Declarcs Woman of 82 h euvers under the lead- K { exship of “Stonewall” Jackson, still | ten { masterpieces of militar; strategy, 8 {are being studied by .. Jffjcérs of chlu AUGUSTA, Me., Oct. 18, Do- 11110 443rd United State. Engineers ing housework for exercise, avoid-| O- R. C., accompanicd by a-de- ing colds, and moderation in tachment of regulars. The area| ing helped 82-year-old Mrs. »xtends from Winchester, which| E. Fuller to retain her 1 captured and re-captured 83 that for four-ssore vears. &he sa during the. Civil War, tojlow ] an essay that won the @irst gold Staunton. Tho officers’ report will | Substit prize of the Maine Three Quarter|be made to the War Department. b st Century Club. Von Mackensen, a high | search Mrs. Faller expresses little| Germau officer, mile afber sympathy for the present-day]® of this campaign just prior tendency to allow children to > World War, and many of- go lightly clad in cold weather. t ‘She believes that protection from oo in hWis later oolds is a most important faecto wyements incBarope _In preserving health. In the past b B 26 years she has taken little ‘outdoor exercises. Her chiet re- Brazilian Aviatoys Are ereations are reading and writ- Kllled Exhlbltlfll HI". RIO DE JANIERO, Oct. 18, — Three Brazilian aviators were kill- ed late yesterday during an. exhi- bition flight in honor of the rival of the South Athintie Frene aviators, enroute to Huenos Aires. ——— JONES BETTER hosts ‘:’gfl‘:‘" %1 Peter Jones of Sitka, left the|Diael htoas, Overlst. Ann's hosplial. today follow-| St M| ing an operation for mastoids s few weeks ago. g Va, Oct. 18.-- _ Entertained by Radio in WlldB f Alq:‘é&. Weather Condlhons As lecorded by the U. S. Weather Bureau Forecast for Juneau and vim'm& begtnning 4 v. m. today: Fair and colder tonight and Wednesday; gentle winds most- ly northerly. ANGORA, Turkey, Oct. 18 With the Government's order that the School of Engineer here shall henceforth aceept ap- plicants of both sexes, Turkish women have scalded the last wall barring them . from equal educa t i|tional opportunities with men.| JAll branches’ of the school, eivil.| electrical, and chemical engineer ing’ are ‘to accept women; but as yet none have applied. INEW TRUCK : MOST SE TEST l The new two-ton General Motors truck, powered with the Buick “Master” Six Cylinder engine ha as | again demonstrated its ruggull stamipa and splendid performance | dhiiity’ by successfully withstand-| ing the “Underwriters” snndurd’ Jve-hour test as the motive power, - for. a 500-gallon capacity | American-LaFrance fire pump, ac- cmln‘ to advices received by the| Conpors: Motor Company. | “The tests imposed on the fire- tighting aparetus by the National | of Fire Underwriters ar, (undoubtédly, the most severe try ! imposed on . motorized equip-| becauge community safety ipendent to ‘4 large extent on kth'a ability of its firefighting oquipment to respond under all conditions .and circumstances at} an- instant’s notice. ' Mr. Connor's said the engineers of the “Underwriters” organization must know definitely just how the -engine "will perform over a long period of time—there can be no guessing. A stop to adjust the carburetor, change, a spark plug, or nd%e some minor repair im- mediately ' disqualifies the engine under the rules of the National Board of Fire Underwriters. Inasmuch as theé “Underwriters” test Is' conducted indoors, it places &' tremendous strain upon | the cooling system of the unit. It was. stated that at no time during the entire twelve hours of conunncul operation ‘was the ter” - Six-Cylinder. Buick en- gine Cllled on to render its maxi- mum. power. It did not heat up or :show the slightest sign of | disgress under the herculean task fof driving the glant pump' that delivered 500 gallons of water per minute at w pressure of 120 pounds per _square inch during the first {% hours of the test, 250 gallons | pet._minute against a pressure of pounds per. square - inch: or 8 Phriod of thtee hours, ahd 167 allons of water per minute at & .“!nm of 260 pounds during the lait quarter: of- the test, fid&m Match ‘ . Raincoats of Owners 3 (mls, ‘Oct. 18.—A music hall rtiet dressed by Jeanne Lanvin @8 set. the fashion in Paris of matching her dog's raincoat to her own. i The jdea has magde a hit in Paris; where a wet summer the iraincoat ‘everybody's constant of fon. White satin raincoats re the smartest of the new sea- n. Dog's apparel therefore is ten’ white, iTanana ... 24 22 20 - 0 Cldy {Eagle .......... 3% 28 12 - 0 Clay ; LOCAL DATA Barom, Temo. !!nnmtv Wind Velocitv ' Weather 4 p. m. today ... 20.40 50 49 SE 12 Cidy 4 a. m. today..29.11 46 66 SE 20 Rain Noon today ...29. 82 »M 83 S 14 Pt. Cldy CABLE AND umo REPORTS D‘E\"— Hllhul ! p.m. Stationa— ; 3 temo. umz !zmp R0 !fi ty ag ey 1‘ hdr Nome . 22 0 Pt. Cidy Bethel 28 24 lfi 01 Cldy St. Paul ... 34 32 | 30 2 0 Pt. Cldy | Dutch Harbor.. 50 38 32 34 Trace Snow | Kodiak . . 38 34 E 30~ - g Clear 'Cordova v & 38 34 1 .84 Snow Juneau .. . 81 50 46 .01 Rain | Ketehikan ....... 53 -— 2 54 . Cldy Prince Rupert.. 54 64 6 60 20 Cldy Edmonton . 68 b4 36 0 Clear Seattls ... 60 54 54 .16 Rain Portland 60 56 54 .48 Cldv !San PFrancisco.. 68 62 64 0 Clear ®—Less thaa 10 mizes, . Note.—Observations at Dutch . Harbor, Kodiak, Juneau, Princ R\lpert Edmonton, Seattle, Portland, and San Francisco are ‘made at 4 a. m. and 4 p. m., Juneau time The center of low pressure is moving easiwaré out of the Gult of Alaska and the pressure is rising rapidly in this vicinity and falling in the North Pacifiz Stdtes. Moderate rains have fallen from Southeastern Alasks to Oregon and moderate snow and ran have fallen on Prince William Sound. Consideralle cloudi- ness prevails in other portions of Alaska with snow flurries in the extreme southwest. Temperatures. have . fallen slightly througout Alaska except the extreme eastern portion. FROM: FISH CLERK TO GOVERNOR The - uitra-fashionable canine} {bas his mame, painted on his slicker. . Or, if the name fs ‘too big for the ‘dog, ‘there’is an ln- 1 mher ulde v “close-ups” ol Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York, dmwmg him in a number of characteristic moods. 4 Sl:l't'l‘: 8 gertain. to be one of the- dominating factors in next year's atic presidential convention, and is now getting forces ready for a batsle that may be as bitterly fought as l’fil t one l‘llnu the McAdoo wing of the party, i “‘Jutermational lllurtrated News) Smith’s Life Reads Like WITCH SOOT DESTROYER Will Clean Out Your Stove P'i\’p'(’:s Without Taking Down T uneau-Youfig Hardware Cé. Hardware and Undertaking ' PHONE 18 : OYSTERS ARE IN SEASON. WE HAVE OLYMPIAS AND EASTERRS Also Crab and Shrimp Meat Phone 38 NEXT i their conl. and kin Have us ver you your address and note how much better heat and cleaher fires you have. Wonldn't ask you to do thts it it cost more. It doesp’t. Xt really costs less and- the ‘tria) will prove it, w.um-mn of Feeds. D. B. FEMMER Phone 114 OCTOBER 1i West Coast Fur Safac, Im-, "rmn,w | One of Those Dime Novels ':1.'1"" millh- b i 4 is another view of vorian by Fred L W, """; g Nows el e Siest s ni:m L. LINDELTON ' ‘