The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 14, 1930, Page 2

Valentine's What Are You Going to Give Her? VALENTINES BAGS? leather in Tan and ™lack. HANDKERCHIEFS? of linen, lace and georgette. It’s an idea that offers a wide choice. Always the appropriate Day PERFUME? That’s a feminine weak- ness that no amount of ‘modernism has destroy- ed. Coty’s perfumes are delightful, ' Prices from $1.00 a bottle to $3.75. Made of genuine gift—dainty bits B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. | Juneau’s Leading Department > i % } r l . 1 Daily Cross-icord Puzzle ACROSS Sofution of Yeiterday's Puzzle 13 :"nelu sotf dnd 3. Animals @addess of 7. Goudess of the roWIng vege- harvest o 30, LIft with & 3 I.nehrymnsn . lever 33. Eudure contin- uously 4. Fiying mam- ol [ Iluu;v of ] h hurden g e . {0 favor of 17 Liberation 2. Deink slowly 2. Lateral owakice fo L of hecount 2. m-;n of a . Names sentence l’.ll‘llflll 25, Rested pin 29. Perfods of time . SACER e calves 31. 300 sheets of . City dn Florida rrfif \ fat elreular 2. Fishare 64, Native of an DOWN inte b | vt Italian elty 1 Stick In the 111y 798 stutesman Clent Fa*y 8. Blugt end 8. Liquid meas- nud hihins of 40, And not e g 2. Comparative the blood e. - 41, Remark 68. Brown ending b 45, What 17 and 3. American 8. Braeing ® aeross dealt writer 40, Blanehed Jith 4. Totals 62, 01d-womnnish 1. Native metal 5. Feature Gi. Malay Outrig- 48 Bascy 6. Transmitter or canok 80. Compass polnt 7. West Indlan €5, Part of a . (rehestra soreery ehureh ?m"' psophers 8 Parent, . Having toes rt able Aeritorm fluld 9. Male deer €9, Wooden pin 5. Point “ondensed at- 10, Original . Cry nl ® cat 4L Feminine name mospherle 1L Disturb the Ho 63, Mother of molstare peace Symhol for s Apollo Torsh grasses 12, Distant teurium et turning home, away about six weeks. i e R N + GOLDSTEIN GOES SOUTH - Specials at Malry's. —————r—— Pur Sales which will on February 27. It mtumuvhnhh Francisco before re- | fice. | have changed from the paper-laced ¢reations of { ou bashful youth— ~ we're grown up now and 3 [ / oose modernly useful @) 2 \ ) GLOVES? _ You simply could not % fiad anything more flat- tering to give a lady than a pair of our new NS fabric gloves at $1.25 a pair. Then your search for the smartest h nde: for here they 1 ™ fashioned all X £ ho mornoTiP A JEWELRY? 3 3 \ / A medern gift. . “ f / Many styles, colors and types in neck- q laces, rings, ear- £ rings and bracelets. P Try the Five utlock Diuner Old papers at. The Empire ol- Store ~STABS HUSBAND AND GUNFESSES Semi - Invahd Wlfe Kills Mate Following Ar- gument All Night | i | | 1S k 1 \ LOS ANCELES, Cal, Feb. 14— | Mrs, Effie Reynolds, aged 43 years, \“ml invalld, stabbed her husband ‘ta death then confessed, the po- |lice said. } Mrs. Reynolds, according to the !police, said her husbahd was un- |faithful and wes attempting to in- 5. | duce her to divorce him. Mrs. Reynolds said shie !nd her | busband - discussed thelr marital | situation throughout the, night. |Finally her husband Frightened by the tnuwht “she would lose him to another,” M!'l Reynolds cdecided to uu, him. stabbed Him in the throat ‘hfli he slept. | Mrs. Reynolds said het had been unfaithful.for the 10 years. The couple married in Spokane, Wash, 18 years ago. Former Cook Aboard Silver Wave Arrested, Charged with Thefts SEATTLE, Feb. 14.—Following a| is making biscuits series of petty thefts along the| if yok add the milk waterfronts extending from Nome to Seattle, Walter Healy, formerly cock aboard the motorship Silvér Wave, was apprehended and has been charged with burglary in the second degree. Short Waves May Put | Talk at Low Figure PARIS, Feb. 14. — Telephoning around the world at bargaln rates on short wave is considered com- mercially practicable by the rrenah ministry of posts, telegraphs and telephones. 1t is estimated that the cost of & three-minute talk between Paris and New York could be cut from the present $50 to something like $8. | Short wave experiments by 8oV~ ernment engineers early last year showed it was possible to hook up He expects to be Paris with Algiers and make serv- jice pay at $4 a conversation. ————— | o OIL ON ISLAND } ST. LOUIS—Oil has been found on Arsentl Island in the Missis- Jsipp: here. ok \ '“wMuheo{WL the wew c«fow s otlelage craqqoratid oy Ll . the Sin e L ?,.mdzmw s uith. W colovid CK#VW withsul A%mznr the F/g o) Gl POCKET GUIDE. | w5 s ¢ - TOLOCAL TREE GROWTHISSUED STRIB “ALL THERE” AS AIR COWPUNCHER Raymond F. Tey Taylor Author of Nontechnical Work on Alaska Trees i A “Pocket Guide to Alaska Trees” |is the latest book to be added to nhe biblicgraphy of the Territory. It was written by Raymond F. 3 lor, - Foréyt Examiner U. S. For Servite With headquarfers at qis- trict’ ‘headquarters in this city, a i éh official publication of the | i | Forest Service.- useful to the layman as well as the ‘The book ig well prepare d print- , scientist, | ed on good quality of paper and ! Twenty-eight varietles are reo-| bound in a cardboard.cover. It ported as reaching tree size in the is lsted as Miscellancous Publica- Territory. There are two kinds | tion No. 55, of the Forest Service. of alder, one aspen, two birch, two | It contalns 39 pages devoted to the!cedar, oné cottonwood, one crab| tree n.'owbh of Alaska. {apple. two fir, two hemlock, two. In & foreword, Mr, Taylor ac-!maple, cne poplar, two 2sh, one know es ald received from work;‘p‘ne three spruce, one tamarack, of Other duthors and uststnn:?[frur willow, and one yew. A range|= lro:t J. . P. Anderson, of thig city, map is also included ac an insert. an J. Palmef, College, Alaska. ' {No thotough-going scudy nas ever INIIITIHELHHERANIBHALIIED been. made of the Alaska habiis of the trees, and no claim ade fo a complete or perfect presentation here of range or habi- | tat . It will be appre-| clated Ri§ those using this booklet | AL wwfi corrections, partk:ularlf qum range of trees, to the MACON, Ga., Feb. 14—W. the flying ° ° ° . . . . . ° “Pa.” ° W L. and ® ing from E ® to Nashville and ° ° . ° ° o a - ° ° took the wrong the railroad as the d no landing field ° ° . So Strib headed . nearest pasture, ° and over the field until h2 e ° ° ° ° had all the cows cowering in a corner, and then landed ‘without bovine in B ® 9000000 0 00 DRESSER SCARFS ’l::v’:m at Juneau, Alaska,” | | 75¢ and $1.00 Very Special m treated in the publica- 3 dnelude; The Forests of Alas- Ml and interior; non-for- f m importance of fire pre- ! key for identification of} nm | six tested rules for mnnflnn, and a glossary of i o written in | aontechnical style and will prove | sl ) NEW Diamond Damask Fabricated (Du Pont) TABLE CLOTHS You can’t go wrong ONLY A4 3 o A Hizts Bros. never go wrong fn developing the flavor of ‘their matchless coffee because they roast only a few pounds at 2 time by a continuous 98— Controlled Roasting. fl bulk-roasting method cam produce such flavor. Fresh pack. HILLS BROS COFFEE $1.50 and $2.75° m the original vacuum asily opened with the key. b Wemln-r (‘nndm ons As Recorded by lhe U. S Weather Rureau Forecast for Juneauw and vielnity, ber—uing & p. m. todayr Clearing o v tonight,, to fresh . ea rly winds . LOCAL DATA Time na-nmfler Temp. Humidity “’|nd Veloel; Weathe Saturday 21 97 8 a . 23 8) 4 Neon today 2991 23 87 4 CABLE AND RADIO REFORTS YESTERDAY . TODAYZ J Highest 4pm. | Low 4am. 4am. Precip. 4am 3tattons- temp. temp. | emp. temp Velocny 24 hrs. Weam v 2 0 Cle: = 0 Clear 1 10 0 ’ Yukon - 0 nana - 0 1 — 0 22 12 - 0 - 0 ' 0 4 26 : .02 Snow 0 0 Pt Cldy 0 Clear 6 22 Cldy 4 02 cldy b 0 Clear *—Less than 10 miles. Fore m., Juneau time. t of the NOTE—Observazions at Barrow, and 8 p. ire made at 8 & m. gh in other portions T and the weather is gen- erally clear in other parts of the Te Temperatures have risen Southeastern Alaska, the Aleutiin I and part of the YukRon ey and have fallen elsewhere i1 A m of 14 degrees bclow Zero was mpu J The unusually lo Yukon. 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