The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 23, 1931, Page 2

Da{ly C?oss-tb;)fdfipuzrzle i ACROSS Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle Monkez iren 12, Denial | cly 16th Propertles | | eentury dnuses 1, Tecters | Ttedueed in . Body af dews a0y ish law | 1% A . Femule sand- { ers piver H o J':." g Depurtea | H . Symbol fol tel- Ne: { | [ cel of [ } oln 1 i wt of nitrle % i el } Small round | A fHuld f | 3. "fartiete (S ik Wenrles IE tiles i H Scotch tiver 3 - Metal-bearing § Resume L roe | K me . Rock or eliffs { Uheoee. 6. Shooting st % Disposed 1o 44, Old wora o Unclose 6. Shooting stars 3 sposed to . I 01 3 CI ¢ ine #%. Bcience of show favors to meaning to i b earaway gaien g i g 1 { making a bev suttix African fites | } E : P est Be present at | Smart little styles — 4 iinine name ‘Ish spawn ‘ £ 3 Like . riler many with becoming measures L Rtiver In New 52, Biristies : s 50, Delightful re Jersey 1 brims—one should have Clong 66. 1ixhi.colored 3 s, Ol H no « :ulty in choosing Vernadn o8 : . Large knife 69, Murmurs . Mine npe i —all head sizes and ev- Exudation DOWSN pronches 5. Symbol for | £ : g from an infees 1. Flatter sers 10, Devise for rathenlom i H ery important color is || tion vilely gripping 7. At home ] § here. All at these pleas- 1 | ing modest prices. \ 53.25 ‘ | 'b P :.) | | | and 1 i4.25 Dnks PP i i I iy b B. M. ' | BEHRENDS L il A : i Co., Inc ! o., Inc. ! 1 % Juneau's ! | ] Departmen! Siore MARBERRY LAUDED FOR (VA £ VELY.. ). No Wild Piichcs did he have a CROWDOFVETS .. Neither More than 75 Enjoy Inter- ! esting Affair in Dug- out Last Night Mere than 75 persons {ped a batter in the & |a wild ball. When | a batter, aseembly hall of the American Le-| ¢ U gien Dugout last nigh the first J‘I“, : mixer of the season staged by the i\’, local Legion post for its members, the members of the Auxiliary unit and their invited guests. It 8 ot hit a batter rell of Detroit, Gas > land Pennock of the o {those who had no wild p! {addition ‘to Marberry, one of the moct enjoyable frol of the year. These held mon affairs probably will be r the remainder of | | deli g away, was an:muncs‘d.‘ddwery' o .. |cago sliver; Eddie Romm Prizes | yraek's knuckler; Bull Dur it games, awarding of and refreshments com- Conn! for stunt. prised e program {of the White Sox and others. whian [of Child” Welfar ment, | committee will | erganizations work and appear bef tions for a heating pla: will b2 installed in the ba . The new unit will be installed in the near future. in Legislati committees as need arises. The Dugout has been rade throughout. A veranda h: In furtherance of its Child Wel- | program, Commander Petrich| i with similar commil 4 by o be other BREAD | Star Brand SPECIAL PRICES Full 16 oz. Toaf All this month on i B LADIES’ 2 Loaw?t ,’[”r 15¢ AND V\’;il"l:E CHILDREN’S W SHOES FRENCH AND A trial will convince you SLIPPERS | our bread is better and o will remain fresh for one week. | STAR RESTAURANT B RARERY J. M. Saloum Cakes” Pasiry t « PERFECT PITC , inj Ad | Liska with his strange underhand will appoint immediately a com- i oo ChiLL Wellace witon |buils-an to fhe rear of the mes will o 3 % { om and other improvements ma 1ING MARK Keichilkan. lioi\‘é? i Is Dead from Training Injuries in train- etchikan for an ap- hing fight, died yes! 0000003 CO00R 0 am receivad late y by United Sta al Albert White. arry were made. An inquest was started yesterday. Owing to lack of evidence, the inquest continued until this af neon. The direct cause of Atkinson's death was said to have been concussion of the brain. No details were received here. No 99eecesecovece - SWINDLED le At the Leglon's & | Trying to Collect $270,- Zw,r‘: iz} " | crganizations in the E»“ 000 n Faro Game clal committee to draft {8, Tty 18 Fepar : lice are seeking Jules Arnstein, this| New York City confidence man,| V¥ in connection with a swindle in which Mrs. Myrtle Blacklidge, Fed- | {eral Revenue official, said she lost $50,000, loaned to her by Edward nger, wealthy Chicago politic- de ! jan | Mrs | $207,000 in a faro game in Spring- field, Illinois. She borrowed $50,- Blacklidge said she winnings. $50,000 and her paper winnings. Litsinger said he intended to sue to reccver the money. He claimed Mrs, Blacklidge said she wanted to borrow the money she owed to !the estatc of her husband. Mrs. Blacklidge sald Lit {nger what the money was for. A description of one of the two men is said to tally with that of Arnstein. PRINTIN RESULTS e— ‘when you come here ™ is t.'fllldl“' Epsat SEE our " OF LARGE SUM am and | | Hod Lisenbee of Boston, Al Thomas 1000 from Litsinger to collect the Lwo men with whom Mrs. Black- | lidge played disappeared with the| knew | OFFICIAL VOTE IS ANNOUNCED FOR TERRITORY Wickersham Wins by 248 Ballots — Total Poll Canvassed 11,188 (Continued trom Page One) the largest majority of any candi- William Hesse, Democrat, was the nly Territorial candidate of his arly to win. He carried all four isicns, the only candidate to do He had a plurality of 703 over Joseph Ulmer, Republican. Aaren Jchnsen, Douglas Independent, whose name was left off the ballot in the Third Division, got 1,110 vetes. Territorial. Returns The Territorial returns canvassed to date by the Board werz made public today as fol 2nd 3rd 1431 1,438 919 1,696 1,647 1107 Grigsby Wickersham Hardcastle Smith Cole Gaffney J. E. Johnson A. Boyle 2343, '] mick 1,084 er, P, and several Sceond Divisio H. Anderson 373, Alf Representatives, A1 Ny 407, Allyn 400, Burgh 396, C ter 111, La on 326, | Re: 37, Rydeen 2 Third Div Senator, Robert agaw, unoppa 2,018; Repre |centatives, Cal Brosius 1,979, Jo: H. Mwray 1,879, J. H. McC 1,783, Prank H. F Roach 1,687. Three | Choggiung, Eska and Palm unreported. Fourth Division: W. Dunn 1,397, Frank Hodgson 538; recentatives, Harry Don- nelly 1.2 Fred Johnston 1,130, Jo2 McDonald 1359, Andrew Ni land 1,291. The Kantishna precinct is net reported. e TEST HILL-CLIMBING ENGI BRUSSELS — A new locomotive designed for hill-climbing has been tested on the Brussels-Libramont Ralilroad. The engine is 45 fest long and 15 feet high. The 30- foot long fender carries 40 tons of water and 10 tons of coal. Senator, John 409; | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JAN. 23, 1931. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRIC ULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU The Weather (By the U. S. We: Forecast for Juneau ana vicinity, beginning at 4 p. m., ather Burean) January 23: Snow tonight and Saturday;moderate southeasterly winds. LOCAL DATA Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity ~Weather t pm. yest’y 29.03 81 66 E 19 Snow t am. today 29.18 26 4 SE 11 Snow Noon today 20.38 29 94 Calm Snow CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS YESTERDAY | TODAY Highest 4p.m. | Lowest4am. 4am. Pregip. 4am. Station— temp. temp. | emp. temp. velocily 24 hrs. Weather Barrow ... -16 -18 -207 -20 16 0" Clear Nome 10 6 4 6 12 0 Clear Bethel 2 -2 | -8 -8 16 0 Clear Fort Yukon -14 -16 | -18 -18 12 [ Clear Tana -12 -12 -14 -14 — 0 Clear -8 -14 4 4 0 Cldy -42 -42 -42 -30 0 0 Cldy 32 26 20 20 14 Trace Snow 34 32 28 28 -_ 0 Cldy 40 40 | 3 3 6 14 22 Rain 38 34 26 26 4 0 Clear 36 31 25 26 1 01 Snow 44 —_ 34 - - [ e 50 48 | 42 42 4 90 Cldy 48 46 40 40 4 1.28 Rain 8 8 | 8 10 s, 0 Cldy 62 58 | 52 h4 12 112 Rain 50 50 | 46 54 10 .28 Rain 58 56 54 58 8 82 Rain *—Less than 10 miles, sure is unusually low moderately low ove lope where it is n Canada and the nia toward Hawail. out Southern Alaska ern and Western dist Interior and the 1 other districts. extreme outhwes! from, the. Gulf of Alaska south- r the remainder of the Territory moderately high. It is low over North Pacific States and high Moderate rain and light sonw has and clear weather prevails in In- ricts. 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