The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 24, 1930, Page 5

N s BR ING UP FATHER ® 1930, It Feature Service, Inc., Great Britain rights reserved. WAVE TRAINS UNBROKEN % Md\jww— WAVE TRAINS BROKEN A millicn-volt surgical needle now cauterizes as renl is shown, before and after it is broken into dots to obtain betier | | principle. A high freq | shoots through down, to be umvvl by NEW YORK, Nov. 24—The round- cd side of an ordinary steel sewing needle is converted into a cutting| instrument sharper than knife by shooting a peculiar electric current through it. The current is in effect graphed radio”—a current of n\um one million volts such as used for; xadio waves, broken into dots much as telegraph signals are sent. Its use in the ncedle was develop-' ed by the Westinghouse X-Ray) company. At the million volt speed the current because its volume is ex- tremely tiny, passes through thel The needle is pur body without being felt. It has nojMent for use by skil effect except where the needle| Lhe shape of the needle is imma- S Oantael ;ttrnl and any sort of curve or a At the contact surface the “cat-|100P of wire can be made to cut ting edge” actually is a se (,f‘m\nlly well. atomic explosions, which y blast single cells to bits. The cells break apart like pop- corn, and it makes a clean incision. Furthermore, the damago is ron-{ tact with the needle. The i incision | L] differs from a knife cut because “\( 1J. Orme Stars for Gradu- blasting action sears over the dd- joining cells—cauterizing, sterilizing | | ates and Forester for Troopers up or d go2s 2 are clos accordin | together or not By regulating the ey imakers say, the needle euher to make deep incisions of al major. operation or to do the dnh- cate dissecting required for remov- ling a wth from the face or (V‘n i from the eye. - and preventing bleeding. Control over the amount of this| searing effect was obtained by in-| troducing the telegraphed radio| LOSE A SKIRMISH Alumni— Soldiers— Orme (11) La Due (0) Wictenen (6) Burks (8) Blake (2) Junge (0) Substitutions, i Rielly (4) (4) for Rostic, Stewart rrester. Alumni Sturrock for Blake, Berggren for Junge, F. Orme for Wictenen. Personal fouls, 8. Referee, W. K. Keller; Light (2) Forres Matteson (0) second half, Sol- Soldiers 3, Alumni J. Osborne; timekeeper corer, T. Cashen Soldiers from Chilkoot Barracks, their second game in Juneau season, fell before the on- slaught of the powerful Alumni team by a score of 27 to 17 in th High School Gymnasium yeste afternoon. The troopers were handicapped by the loss of their star forwards, J. Reilly and M. Harney, who were un: to play on acount of juries received in the game Satur- day nij between the Sold. Ca 1 Building worl Wietenen made the fi for the Alumni. He w: J. Orme and Burke ed a foul shot for the Soldiers, hen J repe in this Let the Aristocrats of { Flowerdom Grace Your Thanksgiving Table luxuriant growth and score | autiful colors of our choic- est chrysanthemums will lend enchanting distinction to your Thanksgiving table They bring the atmosphere autumn days into your very small Forrester cag- | ams were on in the second quarter. At the end of the first half, the figures | Alumni 15, idiers 8. ird quarter, of home cost. at 10 points he best the could do was 1 po! on shot. The quarter end2d w Alumni 25 and the Sold: The Soldiers up in the last quarter. in for LaDue, Harney for R Stewart for Forrester. This com nation held the Alumni to one Soldier: foul Juneau Florists ‘We Deliver 9. air lin Reilly Phone 311 B —— Rostic (1) | for LaDue, Har-| for | it cuts human flesh. t goal, fough i’ spectat \ | in- jers and | played on e | third quarter, as followed by qlmr'cr ed for the,tle which found the S quarter 2nded mmg 22 to 19. 1 even terms) 1|directory must be want | -1 i eld [in | Karne: |and attracted a large crowd of root- [ YLV VQ(\\A\.‘ SOY, ’Y | THAT CINTY MOCRE || 19 SAILING ON THE ’D | SAME BOANT WITH [ | U9- WELL\ Yoo | JUST CANCEL (‘,_) | OOR ( | RESERVATIONS-) =) YOL WOUZ GONNA_BE ON T - HE CANCELLED HIS RESER- 2 VATION - Wave motion of needle cur-! volume control. and toge! points to the military score. The game was clean and hard-| s more interesting to the final score would indi e ap S8 ... TROOPERS WIN FROMCOUGARS:; | SCORE, 22 T0 13 | Simpkins—lengthened j and Reault of Basketball Game /. Is in Doubt Until Final Whistle THEY'RE TAME NOW soldiers— ! Harney (4) Reilly (12) Light (4) | Cougars— Hill (6) i Davlin (T) | Baker (2) Gxnsb,\' ) 18 Smith (0) Ig Substitutions — Cougars, rf 1 third quarter, Soldiers, Forrester for Stewart, Stewart for Light; second quarter, Rostic for Reilly; fourth quarte: Reilly for St rt, LaDue for Har- vey. Referee, borne. | E. Blake. Umpire, J. Os- Stewart. Scorer T. Cashen. At basketball Saturday evenin; the High School gymnasium, Soldiers of Chilkoot Barracks nosed out the Cougars for the Capitol Building by a margin of threej points, the final score being 22 to| 19. The game was hotly contested | ers from Haines and Juneau. The Soldiers scored on the first tipoff and held the Cougars 8 to 0,/ in the first quarter. The Builders witched their lineup at the be-| ginning of the second quarter and came back strong with a series of quick passes and good shooting and; at half time were leading 10 to 8 The second half opened with con-| siderable changes in the lineup of| both team These combinatio: :n terms through the| which ended 15 to| 14 in favor of the Cougars. The last | opened with both teams out to win and the playing seesawed and | back and forth until the final whis- ers lead- A new w.vpnnnr- directory in course of preparation. PameJ contemplating change of address ol | persons who wish to have tele-| the Alumni!phones installed are requested to| worked at top form. They ran up notify the Telephone Company.| Telephone 420. All changes for new | in office by De-| —adv. | ,es | BIG THANKSGIVING DANCE Moose Hall, Wednesday n November 26th. Scandindvian-Am- erican Music. Fisherinen especially d, —ady 10th. cember | villages to start CAMELS SET | Camels drove "first place, and this again put the | Tigers at the head of the list. Stewart (1) Brmgda]v and Hermle—and by so Mattison (0) [dmng went back to second place in| second | the percentage column, | quarter, C. Wietennen for Grigsby; W Nygren for Baker, Merme rolled hignh single game ¢ s for Hill, Herman for Smith. | B | Tigers Timekeepegs, L. A. Delebeque, N. | Wildeats PASSPORT RACKET VICTIMIZES MANY POOR P()PTUGUFSE 10 LISBON, Nov. 24—The discovery an organized gang of passport fak has caused a setback in the n the mutual aboli- tion of passport formalities between Spain and Portugal. Suspicions of the Spanish author- ities were aroused by an unaccount- se of Portuguese immi- inquiry revealed that re supplied wnh‘ Camels Buffaloes Leopards Goats of lephants rs _m'l A o RUMMAGE SALE St. Nicholas Societ) Native Village on Tuesday, 25th beginning at ten y useful articles and low prices. The changed on ac- at the hall —adv. the 1 the vember o'clock. M sthing at very e of sale is count of large space » Spaniards got in touch with Portuguese police and the fron- tier was combad on both sides. Sev- eral hundred gangsters were ar- rested It was said the plotters had caped millions of escudos and nined hundreds of once prosperous | peasants. Their agents went from | house to house and induced the|y peasants to dispose of land and cattle and emigrate but many of the victims found the fronticr barred and tramped back to their| life over again. |Hotel Two of the head gangsters were government officials at Antas and A One of them, Manuel Paul- ino, was about to retire as a rich man when the trick was exploded D Clothing made or pressed by us 11 retain their shape. Tom Shear- successor to Almquist, the Tail- —adv. | | R Play Indocr Golf at The Alaskan s FRENCH COUR Lessons given by experienced French lady. Berlitz method followed, which assures rap- id progr in conversation. Call any time, third floor apartment, San Francisco Bakery Apartments. Y NEW RECORD IN BOWLING | | CUT RATE SHOE REPAIRING 'attached..$ .35 35 1.00 The Camels set a new mark in the Elks' Bowling tourney, rolling a total of 1603 pins. Saturday night | the Camels—Metcalf, Andrews and | their stride | with three | All rubber heels, Ladies’ heels straightened romped away {| vadies traight games from the Lions—| 2 | Robertson, Selby and Faulkner. The | the Wildcats out of ' ' half soles Men's half soles, dress 125 Men’s half soles, work SEE BIG VAN THE SHOE MAN Opposite Coliseum An- | drews rolled high single game and Metealf high average. In the second match the Wild- cats—Stewart, G. George andl ° _—_—————— — (adv.) | @~ I“ "< AN’ THE CAPTA\M MIDGET LUNCH Under New Management SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER DRESSMAKING MRS. FLORA ZINK Clothes for the Stout Person Remodeled GORHAM’S COFFEE SHOP Located Near Ball Park NOW OPEN Pies and Cakes Made to Order Everybody Welcome LEATHER CRAFT || SHOP | | E. McCLAIR, Rrop. LEATHER GOODS MADE AND REPAIRED 185 Front Street f_'_.____—-—— FOR EXPERT PIANO TUNING Phone Geo. Anderson Anderson Music Shoppe A..zka representative: Kohler and Brambach Grand and Up- right Pianos. For sale and rent, ANDERSON MUSIC SHOPPE | Watch for Opening of WINTER & POND’S CO. NEW STUDIO o C lGARB at Burrorn’s CORNER Sperling—dropped 2 out of three| games to the Goats—N. Bavard, being t '(l‘ ith the Camels for that position.| avard had high average for evening. Tonight at 7:30 o'clock 'Bears and Tigers meet and at o'clock the Elephants take on the; Buffaloes. Team Standing n 10 667 WEDNI Auspices American Legion Main Event MILES MURPHY vs. JIMMY MOORE Eight Rounds—160 Pounds Semi Final Event “TIGER JOE” LEYSON vs. “SCHOOL BOY” Six Rounds—150 Pounds Special Event—— AL OSBORNE vs. RODDIE DEL MO Four Rounds—155 Pounds ———Preliminary Event PHILIP JOSEPH vs. Four Rounds—130 Pounds TICKET ON SALE at Alaskan Hotel, Juneau Drug Company A NEW LINE OF Ladies’ Rayon Non-Run BLOOMERS $1.00 PER PAIR HJ.MSALOUM| ;SDAY——NOVEMBER 26TH——38 P. M. ( MMY NELSON '1E FRANK WANADA Pioneer Pool Room and Tl rAesenfyoeenfiyee = vosmoeifotreefarmeed forseelif vonef oo ] i 1}“.& lh‘al“l\ il ‘“xld‘um I R A W »1;‘ m H‘ It 1 | WH 1 d i ] ‘>I " |i ill]m ||l1m| Place Your Order Now OUS LAYER CAKES Devils’ 7 Food, Pound, any Angel Food or other type or sizz you wish, baked by cx- pert cake mak Place your order to- RMADE’ There’s nothing can take the place of pie at Thanks- giving. Mince and pump- kin pies that melt in your mouth are our specialty. 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