The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 18, 1931, Page 2

i Complete New Assortment or WinterUnderwear FOR Children Parents will especially appreciate this new WINTER ASSORT- MENT of underwear for their excellent qualities and ‘decidedly low prices. Bring the boy or girl here and outfit them from our new and complete stock. For Boys SIZES 2 to 16 Short Slecves, Knee Length Styles e or Long Sleeves, Ankle Length For. Girls SIZES 2 TO 14 In three styles . Low Neck, Slecveless, Knee Length Dutch Neck, Elbow Sleeves High Neck, Long Sleeves, Ankle Length . =% Priced from 75 cents to $1.50 Per Suit B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. Juneaw's Leading Department Store New Y ork Turn.s to Pollce Radio in Fight on Crime, (aboard A report to headquarters d' ]prxmlnal actlvity is flashed ouf by radio and the nearest patrol cars speed to the scene of action, often Im time to nab the criminal before {he has had a chance to get awaj. NEW YORK, Sept. 18—The na- ington, D. C., Detroit, Los Angeles' Eight channels have been set tion’s largest city, after watching St. Louis and many other cities, aside for police use, and power of the progress made by some of its tha: maintain police radio appar- |the transmitter as a rule is such smaller rivals, at last is to arm its atus. | that its range is not too great. pplice department with radio. Reoelyers in Autos \ However, listeners tuning in on Apparently New York d | short waves in New York have re- B kil somebody ol In most of the systems now in|ported picking up’ police trahsmit- worked out a satisfactory s use, there are one or more central ' ters in Toledo, clevelnhd Phila- before going into this line of | fransmitters, operating on wave-|delphia and other citles without ity against the criminal. Novw, englis around 130 meters and in- | difficulty ever, it is laying plans to i 1 talled ab centrally located pollcel Scek to Halt Eaws pping short wave apparatus like that used | eadquarters. Police automobiles| o5 oo WO FEFCRENECE o in other centers and to put pagrying sngrl wive regolvers nnd‘n ceds in police radlo is a way to ceivers in cruising police aummo- 8 crew of patrolmen arg assigned) . .. eavesdropping. It is possible biles. |to particular beats. |for any one with a short wave set Thus New York will join Chicago,| The “cruisers” generally have | !to hear what is being sald. San Francisco, Indianapolis, Cleve- sawed-off shotguns, tear gas bombs Jand, Kansas City, Seattle, Wash-machine guns and other equipment To overcome this, plans are be- |mg made to install stramblers af the transmitter "that change tfl spoken. word into, mixed-up sylld- | bles, but which caf be tnserambiéd | with the proper kind of a ' devick 00n the recelver. The system’is like ! that used ih trans-Atlahtic: tele- | phone work. % Anbther method -sugestetl’ is‘a | special code by which the meaning 'of a word would be ntlrely_duler- ent from its ordinary application. i Wade Has 18 Lettermen * | for Grid Year at Duke ! DURHAM, N. C, Sept. 18 —Codch , Wallace Wade will have 18 letter- | nuts, |men as a starter for building his 'rmt foothall team at Duke Unl- versny While the scythe of grndunuon aid mot cut heavily into the foofs | bell ranks, from the standpoint of quantity, the quality of Blue Devils ,who report in September s another ‘natter. & Loss of Rosky, signal caliing end, Murray, star halt back and Davis 1550 captain, took three all-State Lower Prices MEN’S SUITS~Dry Cleaned and Pressed, $1.00 DRESSES - Cleaned and Pressed, $1.00 and up reserves will not be back this fall. Wade was pleased wilh the show- ing made ry his cdnd'dates ih opening game with South Caroling, 17 working days away from the many veterans in action. w Old papers at The Empire, 0. B DI:PAM'MENT OoF Anluom.'ruu WEATHER BUREAU The W eatiier (By the U, 8. Weather Buress) Forecast for Juneau and vicnity, beginning at 4 pan. Sept. 18: PIRE, FRIDAY, SEPT. 18 1931 HUNTER KILL S BROWN BEAR ON bear, for the latter started loping into the underbrush. Hunter awaited developments and the bear appeared and headed for the blueberries again. One shot and the brownie fell «dead. tin is alleged to have obtained fish cargoes under false pretenses. At the time he was arrested he was oh the gasboat Galveston with a load of salmon. He said he was unable to sell it at Petersburg and requested that he be permitted to cholces from the team and several spring practice, however, and the | vH actual opening of practice, will sée|a. m. @ Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday; gentle variable winds. LOCAL DATA Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Veloclty Weather 4 pm. yest'y 2076 . 53*7 61 8 5 cidy. 4 am. today 29.77 41 92 Calm 0 Clear 12 noon today . 29.80 56 54 sSW 4 Clear VABLE AND RADIO REPORTS 1 e YESTERDAY | TODRAY Highest 4pm. | Lowesisam. 4am. Precip, 4am. Station— temn. temp. | emp. temp. velocity 24 hrs Weather BATROW .- vt rrrerisiirie £ @0 18 s 24 !2 Trace Cldy. Nome 46 | 30 30 0 Clear Bethel 52 [ 4 4 12 .08 Rain | Fort Yukon 52 52 | 42 4«2 4 0 Clear | Tanana 50 50 | 40 40 — 12 Cidy. | Fairbanks 54 54 36 36 0 (] Cidy. | Eagle .. 58 58 {3 a0 * 0 st. Paul M B0 NN T . 0 Pt Dutch . Harbor — | 4 46 6 0 Kodiak ... 58 | /42 44 0 0 Pt Cordova 56 | 40 44 ¥ 0 Pt Juneau 52 |« 40 41 0 0 Sitka — [e'sar . 50 0 0 Pt Ketchikan ... 60 | 46 48 * 0 Princg Rupert ... 62 | 46 48 0 0 Pt Edmonton 48 | 42 42 14 .02 Seattle .. 66 Prres 58 4 34 Portland . | 8860 8 68 San Prangisco 62 | 58 60 ? 0 The northeastern Pacific low ing off Vancouver Island, accompanied by rain in the North Pacific States and a portion of the Bering Sea low pressure area has moved northeastward to the Arctic coast Western Alaska. The pressure is high north of Hawail *—Less than 10 miles. pressure area is central this morn- attended by scattered showers in Temperatures were higher yesterday in the Interior, and are slightly lower this, morning in Western and Southern Alaska except the Southeast. | . Duaily Cross-word Puzzle | 3 { ACROSS Solution of Yesteriay's Puzzle 13, Killea ) 1. Judges' court 19. Clear profi. . 20 Babylonian . R{O M divinit E[R[R[O]R] 23. Not connected 25. Grieving in mum a3 g ss)mpnl:n | . State vr\n tively ' [E[S IA[S] 25 Devils Seoich l 290. Boun with [LIEINTTE [N[T] hatrow fabric [o[T] 30. Papal scarf ll Nea a1 ’l)mll:n)or ded } 3 32. Open-hande B S/L[E] e }r‘ x AMNE Al . spanin . Eptertaing gentleman %. O tho dcean [R[S] 84, Delighttul re- | 2 glons i [mat AlS|T] 36. Aboy 6.1 '1’-“ sz R} G| 3. Vi 27. Beel 29, 28 Perform E ! il £, Rocky . | 10 Qperatic solo inpacles 17 ) 42, Go ahead | P 4 . {8 Praw forth : 9 ’ra ern DowWN 48. Trappe 3 . Gyifded 1. ‘Prevailing win- 18 Abstaing from | . ORite § """“"F‘ to ter wind over yosd u 1 - Omittedis pro- tho lalty ger wind over 9. puropean feh m 8. Provorbs 2 50. Boys ! . Prof uae il 56. Howing tool 2. First man 51. Passage out . Shellfish §7..One that goes 3. Neghtive word (2. French article | . Click beetle dow 4. Decisive mo- 53, Finds the sum | 2. Support 6. Near ment of | . Magculine 60. Ton cent piece 5. Small rugs 54. Facility nhme 62. Helped over a 0. Slkworm 55. Let It stand | 44, Restraln difficulty 7. Mexican dishes 67, Condensed | through fear 63. Gaelic 8. Rubs out molsture | 46 Treland Coolc 9. Pixed “charges 5%, Catnip | 48 Gentletior 66. Stairs 10- Seed -container 1. Myseit | 7. I refix 67. Composition 11. 64, Symbol for | 48, le v insect “for two 12, Ldlble tuber ruthenfum ! ( i | // 0 . /b Ifl 7 //fll W illl//// | | e - “Knothole ,n}l'Qt of free .club owners, h"fi of the . barg hunting worhen 5 in’ di cents, lllle escorts must buy ‘thell. way into the park, while ' even ‘those who come un- attended leave a little cluuh with the vendors of pea- m and ice cream. Asfor the boys, they create and maliht interest in the home team thréugh - thelr discussions, argu- menh .and, most of all, their loyal- The_ result been a gain in actual " pald A ns since the plan was here and a of the same "“““'fii ‘tryout &cherhé in_Chicago. - e . 'ELKS. ANNUAL PURPLE . . 'BUBBLE. BALL . mmnber 26, Elks’ Hall, » Elks may secure in- for their friends from 'd at the Club. 0 p. m. to 1:30 —ady. Iy Comi or T the dance at “night. adv, to , feminine |, 'our. tiousand |, 3 A GLACIER PAR . Mont. Sept 18— eitient” s’ ound” that it -pays— | Big Scenic Punch in Cloudscraping ) 39S Horseback Trail One of ‘the world'a most spectacu- far hordeback trails is available to tp’nlxsrhts in Glacier Natignal .Park thi -~ Clinging Lo m« mountainside at | ‘an elevation of 17000 feet—2000 | et above the valley floor—the new Ptarmigan trail completed July 1, will give horseback riders a thrill a8 well as a sweeping view of glaclers and peaks. ‘Tunnelled for 183 feet through the Ptarmigan wall, and carved out or the' pérpendicular mountain side for another 2000 feet, the six-foot trail cuts about 10 miles off the route from Many Glaciers hotel to Crossley lake and the Belly river freglon, where fishing is an attre- tion, The tunnel is claimed to be the longest on horse trails in any na- tfonal park and the trail is pro- tected by a heavy masonary well. LR O Sadaielt DON'T FORGET the dance at Elks’ Hall Saturday night, adv. e RS-SRS . Sy ULA Will Get You If You Don't Watch Outl take it to Ketchikan, Pending ar- raignment before Judge C. Clausen, at Petersburg, this was denied. Martin is alleged to have repre- sented himself as a fish buyer from the Juneau Cold Storage and gave worthless orders on that firm for fares bought by him. ————————— ALLEGED FAKE FISH BUYER IS ARRESTED ON JUNEAU WARRANT On a telegraphic warrant from the United States Commissioner’s AUK BAY ROAD Earle Hunter, Jr., shot and killed a large brown bear yesterday on the highway near Auk Bay. Hunter was traveling 'aldng lejsurely' in|Court here, O. J. Martin has been ; 5 : his auto when he saw the bear in|arrested at Petersburg by Deputy| The word “dime” is derived from a blueberry patch. He stopped his | United States Marshal Hans Wick, | the Lam;] “decima,” which means “one-tenth.” car and this perhaps frightened the'it was announced here today. 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