The SS Admiral Farragut, of
the Pacific Steamship Company,
in port yesterday from the south,
departed early in the forenoon
for Kodiak and way-ports.
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1520—Magellan entered the Pa
cific Ocean.
1703—Loss from great storm}
in London estimated at $10,000,
000; in Severn and Thames Val
leys 8,000 persons perished.
1890—Census returns showed
that U. S. had population of 62.- !
622,250. }
1930—Charlie Rainbow putting \
on airs up in Russian River. All
the other trout sore because ,
they haven’t got an uncle in a;
glass case at the Hotel Van Gil- |
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WASHINGTON. Nov.. 28, (A')—
For the first time the government
is obtaining a complete statistical
picture of the crime situation in
the United States.
From Walla Walla, Wash., to
Miami Beach, Fla, Uncle Sam is
keeping the searchlight on law
lessness.
The bureau of investigation of
the department of justice, under
the leadership of its young chief,
J. Edgar Hoover, has inaugurated
an entirely new activity—the col
lection and study of nation-wide
statisics on law violation.
The gathering of these statis
tics was authorized by act of Con
gress last June with a view to
furthering concerted ac tion
igainst crime.
With this information it is hoped
iltimately to diagnose the ‘crime
irave’ affliction, ascertain some of
he outstanding causes and form
ilate prescriptions for its control
State and city police officials co- |
perating with federal officers, j
re providing complete monthly J
eports of grave offenses commit- !
3d within their respective juris- j
ictions.
The bureau classifies crimes ac
ording to cities and states and
ublishes the lists and a chart
howing the relative increase or
ecline in criminality each month.
“I regard the new crime statis- |
cs program of great importance i
> law enforcement,” Hoover said.
[t should supply information of ;
nlimited value in appraising and
imbating lawlessness.”
NOT ENUFF REINDEER
“Children want to see reindeer
nth their horns around Christmas
nd people want to eat the meat
11 the year around,” said Captain
lenry Baker of the Arthur J
laldwin on the way to the States
rlth 2.000 carcasses. “We should
iave thousands more but the wea
her to k a hand in the matter.”
Quick Service r.tirl Wholesome
a*'d at the Electric Bakery.
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Red Snappers, 2 lbs._
Snapper Tips,
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Gray Cod, 2 lbs._
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Halibut Cheeks,
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Salt Black Cod, 8 lbs. _
Salt Silver Salmon
bellies, lb. __ _ _
Salt Red Snapper
fillets, lb.___
20c!
Salt Red Salmon, lb. .
Salt Silver Salmon, lb.
Salt Gray Cod, 2 lbs. .
Fresh Cordova Crabs,
three for_
Fresh Petersburg Shrimp
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Sot” at Valdez, when he got a
glimpse 'of that 42-foot prehis
toric monster, went home talking
to himself. “I’ve had the snakes
before,” he was heard to mutter,
but there just ain’t any such
! animal.” The next morning it
was said “Old Sot” was jumping p
about on his hands and knees
and barking like a fox.
No stale bakery goods here at
< any time. Fresh pastries, cakes
I and bread every day at the
: Electric Bakery.
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