The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 10, 1928, Page 2

P AT HonT e Y IR IR R P 10, 1928. ° f Ry THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE MONDAY SEPT i 3. - Welther Condmom As Recorded by the U L s v i - Weather Bureau } = : \ — RUBBER 4 % , begiining 4 p. m. today: ; LOCAL DATA i Pime— Bnrom Temp. Hupudity Wind Velooity Weather H 4 a. m. today q - isting. ¢ i Noon today ...20.84 53 73 SE 4 Pt Cldy 500 each 4 CABLE AND RADIO XEPORTS 1 HTIINNEDXY T ] . TODAT - Something New { Highest 8 pm. | Low $am. Bam. Preclp. Sam Staflong— te mp.___temp. l!mwlb Vr‘l()d IMLL!L"LW Barrow ) 32 30y 82 :myj Dmp in and ask to | Nome iiisi. 46 .44 26 81 % i = cldy’ - s —te Bethel . 0. 46 84 508 R 0« Gy see them # T iaa = Fort Yukon ... 40 40 Vg0 wn@d sk 0 Cldy JUST A FEW OF THE SPECIALS, SELECTED AT RANDOM FROM THE MANY Tanana 01" 48 | B ey P Cldy > ! le 58 e . 048 == ] : < WE HAVE TO OFFER. YOU WILL FIND THIS ARBCONUMY. EVENT WONSS EM e TR T L Juneau Young Hardware Co. ‘ Kodlak 54 B2 46 4% 44 0 it L CWE - Gordovs T 4 Q8 4 e ‘ If it’s Hardwiic”:\“iflfi_\'ll-fl’[‘ Junead 54 50 | 48 47 4 .81 Misting S - T PRV 74 Ketchikan 55 o 44 0 81 Pt Cldy S P O prince Rupert. B4 56 50 B2 12 64 Rain Edmonton fo 64 32 ‘82 g 0 ' Clear = Seattle 66 66 48 M8 A* 0 Near, s , 5cTO Portuand 72 12 48 48 Ui 0 L Oy, $5.00 Fine quality rayon, all flat lock seams, All sizes JE novelty, Jfl id hesc; or pleas- San' Francisco.. ‘86 '$2 52 ; :,,h o H":;mw K X 5 3 m 1 g with carefully shaped and constructed ing ‘plain® Hades, and Black. Good serv- o B hated ] ¥ NO7T#.—uoscrvations at SU Paul, Dutch Harbor - Kodiak, Values gusset. Comes in peach, coral, orchid iceable quality for school or play. Juncons Tite Buntiet Masontins Sele. dardane. das il Negligee Ensemble That Is Smart and Nile. SPECIAL AT $1.2 GIRLS” SCHOOL DRESSES and_ dis- printed combin- green, 1 ¢ styles, neat, youthful in the latest of blue, and white. 95 cents each PURITAS SANITARY NAPKINS A sups A new abzorbent high qualit wkin. Regular One dozen in box. ) cents. ize. Regu- lar © Speeial at 40 cents box .M. Behrends Co., Inc ! Juneauw's Leading Department Store 1ions) Ilvstrated News) THE PAIR | SMARTEST OF NEW - FOR COLD- ER WEATHER { COATS Choose clection will be in the height of vogue, and you pay, brought in return full satis- faction. wteve whatever our great grou els, vou will best suited for ‘r | as you your money your build, here in v.‘ummm | August on the Fisheries boat, up to 60 cents pair. SPEO[AL 3 PAIRS FOR $1.00 " spring may, your pink whatever price S| has r your choice, ps of new mod- find ,the type you, YOUR WHILE. | : ‘ Ladies’ Rayon Bloomers | Chzldren ) School Hose ‘ ] | needles that perfect fit and longer life, In and 38, 40, 42, Well made rubber in attractive shades of blue, green, rose, with contras | lar 86c to $1.00. | Special at 65 cents each LADIES' RAYON o VESTS Famous Sunbeam quality. | Carefully knit on insures tailored, orchid ‘only. Sizes RUBBER TEA ial 75 cents ; | [ | APRONS aprons grey and orange i ing trim. Regu- | [ TERHONE BACK - FROM OFFIGIAL - TRIP T0 SOUTH| Alaska. Gamer Comission | Secretary Returnis frot Seattle Convention | After conferences with | Wash- on State and British Golbtibia e authorities and ssténding ne and fisherles mnveh} Seattle, er of the ‘Alaska Oa ity Ot | mission and Alaska - Agent“fop bd|' |U: 8. Biologital Survey, ‘haty {lome yestefday. ' He wis hte | panied by Mrs. Terhune @@ C all' |daughter Elizabeth who 8| visiting relativid and friends in Rellingham and /Bepttle. Mr. Terhune went south ‘I e'ln in a party including Secretdty :-! Agricultare Jardine, Commiysibper of Fisheries Henry O'Malley, Pdulf . Redington, Chief of the U. 8 )gical Survey. Secretary I.rdh left Seattle for Portland within @i hour after reaching the formier city. The others of - the Party attended sessions of the Amm;—u Fisheries Socioty, the Intetnatiana| 7 Association of Game, Fish 8D Conservation Commissionérs; And the Association of State .Gams Commissioners, which wers hell jointly in Seattle the last wenk n August. Mr. Terhune came north m Vlfl- toria, Vancouver and Prince Ru- pert. In each of these places he talked over local game and con. servation subjects with ‘British Columbia officials. —_—————— y uuuauy altractive negligee ensemble is undeniably smart. trousers are white satin, and white lace jumpers are worn tdey the chiffon pajama coat, which is trimmed around the bottom {v fs wit whm‘{o.r r. AT THE HOTELS i Gastinean i Mr. and. Mrs. J. H..Confi; Liss ianski; R. K. Nell Seattle; M. 8. Davis, Seattle; Di vid A. Hoffman; Seattle; Flapehes Laurent, San Francisco;: . P Morgan, city; E. W. Cregih, Ten- akee; J. E. Beyle, Seattlej C. Hanna, San Francisco; 1. B, J&f- frey , Seattle; Allen < Warwick Hoonah; Thomas ‘R. . Rutldop: Charleston, ‘Soyth Caroling;, ry Wootan, Speel River; Scully, Sel}lle. Algj ) s Dan Dolish, Apu, sing, Funter Bay; G: Brulos, city»%uf« 'dealer of Seattle, who is a pas-| ard Stewart, city; R. C. Cut)efy city; P. M. Schill, city; n{ Hager, city; Charles Eumduio ¥, ind - ati H. W. Terhune, Efegitive pent.“thib || Bol. | 1" RETSRN FROM VACATION| A. M. Miller, | &Kl d D {ner' anid’ thiree children ‘retiirned has otirred Ssattie. He the night Rex’fell or was pushed "0 his death from the yacht Malibu at the.climax of a party *aboard ‘the boat. His wife says tghe beli him drowned but Lpolice d have instituted 2 search for him. ife, Tenakee; Nick Catsobaris, ¥unakee: Louis Bogdan, Tenakee Ben Ragnan, Deep Sea; J. S Girrett, Brothers Island; Gust Nfemi, city;’ J. E. Setterington, | éity: ‘E. Jean Newman, Chicka-| min River. Zynda M. C. Hendersol, Newark, N. J.; Mons Anderson; J. W. Soder- ling; Iona J. Wessell, Wrangell; Ellis Fall, Seattle; J. M. Wrangell. oA 2 M'LEANS AND TURNERS uector McLean, wife and lwl)‘ n' apd Mrs. Harley J. Tur- on the Princess Louise. Mrs. Mec- edn and’ Mrs. Turner have been acationing during ' the summer with their childfen oni Bainbridge Jsland néar'Seattle. Mr. McLean went sduth ‘several weeks ago on A busthess nn‘d pleasure !rlp P T B. H: Cr\ne, wholennle produce senger “ofi the Admiral Rogets, yisited Suynday with Judge and . 4 Bell, | |maids and Francisco are made at 4 a m. and 4.p..m, Jdunean . s The pressure is mcderately low ) in Bastarn | Alaxka and Brit- ish Columbia and moderately high in,Bering Bea and off:the Ove- | gon coast, Kastern Alaska. Clear weather Moderate rain has fallen in southerp. Bering Sea anfl prevails this morning in the Gult] of A ka with considerable cloudiness™ ' athek 'portions’ of the Territory Temperatures have fallén 'slghtiy -ovey Alaska dxcept] | in the extreme north and extreme sofithwest, where they Hhuyed risen 1 ST {NAVY RADIO USES STATIC. REDUCER WITII bl/C(‘ESS | compact PARIS == Broadtail-is used tc trim many new coats, particu larly in ‘black. A :Martial anc Armand coat model has twc flounces ot broadtail on its gath éred skirt. The slecves, bandec with broadtail, are gathered intc a tight cuff at the hand; a note repeatéed in many autumf coats The wrap is seven-eights length. . He is mak steamer was in port ing the Triangle Tour, and will proceed to Kake for a hunting trip in that vicinity ———————— LEAVES HOSPITAL Mrs. Katie Newman . left, St, Ann’s Hospital for her home yes- terday. ———— JUMPING DAYS OVER SAN FRANCISCO—The petri- fied skeleton of a frog which may have done its jumping in the Eocene period was found at a depth. of 355 ‘feét by ‘workmen | sinking 'a shaft in the constric- tion of San Francisco’s aqueduct system. ——."*——- HOIST TRUCK TO FIRE BRIDGEPORT, ‘Conn, — When firemen “had difficulty fighting a blaze on the'third ficor of 'a gar:|: age here, a fire engine?was placed on' an'elevator and taken to the firé, which was thon quickly ex- tingulshed. e m— BAN ON 'SPOONERS PARIS, Sept. 6.—The Luxem- bourg Gardens, "paradise of nurse| lovers; - has'changed since police put a ban on Kkiss.- ing. The usually crowded “seats are 'no ‘longer erowded. it b MORE FARMS OFR CANADA WINNIPEG, ‘Sépt. 6.—Nearly 1,400 farming families ‘settled on 248,272 atres of land’ along the Canadian Pacific lines between the Great Lakes and the Pacific !cost ‘during the first six months of 1928, the railroad reports. ——ee— Aftér’ lamping a group of hus. bands)' you are pretty well con. vinced that if there is such a thing as feminfne ntditfon, it° always 13 |absent ‘without leave during the ' emu —————— A Pame while tnnv,“‘bm ,,.m €07 sale at the Empire, WW o AN o K s ()NCE THOUGHT JOKE f\v,\sm’HflFDON FSkbt. 10 static :mlw . gsigd by ’4rn naval reserve and one time repain. er bt Bad instruments, is fuhc. tionipg' bacessstully at Radio Ceén.} tral of the Navy. A scant two years'ago radiov men Boofted: at Scott’s Invention) whieh wag 8 huge and unwiekdi; instrument. His confidence ung shaken ' he continued working onj the deyice and reduced it to'& machine. Radiv éngi- néérs of the Navy now are enthus. iastie about §ts efficiency in elimi- natifrg’ ‘static on long wave recep- tiom:t \ The device, ’known as a clafiphone, was installed in Radio Central for test under actudl op- erating conditions. “This instrument mas been Oof great assistance on ‘the long’ dis- tance, ' fow fréquency ‘eirewitid) such as Balbog, San Francisce and1 Saw * Diego, ''making' ‘reception through statis’ pessible when nor mally signals would have been inreadable,” says the official bul- ietin of the communications divis.; ion, Navy engineers describe the operation of tne “Gevice as fol. lows: “The (lnnuhone operates as a sound filter. It consists essen- tially of a loud speaker unit, sev.’ »ral sections of enall brass tubing and a microphone, all of which are anclosed in a padded, soundproof box. The tubes are 8o arranged and of such dimengions- that they will permit the passage of soun | waves or tones of definite ' fre. quency on.y. The present in. stallation is adjusted to pass a| ‘one approximately 2,000 cycles, "ejecting all others “The radlo recelver is tuned to proluce a sigr2' peat note of 2,000 cycles which operates the loud speaker unit of the clari. pHonc. This uhii operates in a &mall air chamber, converiing the electrical energy into sound waves. The sound waves are conducted through a system of air chath: bers and ‘tubes, each 'section of which assists in the filtering out of ' igterfering nolses. The sig- nal is' finally ‘picked up' by » ii'c. rophoae which converts’the souni waves back into electrical 'energy and operates ' a palf of head. phones.” ———t—— ENDS SLEUTHING CAREER LONDON -= “The Nemesis ot the Toughs” has retired from Scotland Yard, He is Willlam Rixon, Division Detective Inspec- tor, who won the title through his 26-year record as a member of the celebrated police force. B e = = SR The When a hishand takes his wife along on his vacation, it. usually means she i .taking him to the plage she's pieked for it. ——— i School Tablets Bpecia] sale thls week of ‘(School Tablets for Bc and 10 cents, just 14 of the regular price. Now is the time to stock up on these. Wi s stvmm STREET, D e | ;ERXE-BRUHN COMPANY Mayflower Butter and Eggs Featuring F;'ye'é Delicious Hams and Bacons P}IONE 38 “HAPPY HOME STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 3 Pound Glass, 75 cents NEW GRAVENSTEIN APPLES $3.65 box More Canning Peaches on Tuesday’s Boat CALIFORNIA GROCERY Free delivery three times daily : ; “Best in Everything” PHONE 478 NORTHERN HOTEL ROQMS—50 cents per night and up; $3.00 pet week and up. Public showet and tub baths 50 cents. Ray Oil Barner in oper gtion—Hot- water day and night. Rooms $12.00 per and up-—steam heated. YOUR HOME AND LAWN SHOULD MAKE "A PLEASING PICTURE. ASK US. 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