The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 21, 1927, Page 8

F. £ RYUS IS DEAD, RESULT OF ACCIDENT 1 Prominent Former }\l l(‘( ]um au Resident, in Accident. of the « ned three hour drow neau th further ¥ 1 nean for of the ( to Ketchik with hi Ketchikan - v REGULATIONS ARE lSSUED FlSHERlES (Continued from Page One) whi |Iu Island: Sal within one of Etolin all waters moutl; all Wall, west coast « Island; Staney Cre within one mile waters in Nutka I« ) Wes of Prince of Wale and W in 500 yards of the foot of the rapids at it outlet In the Southern District legal length of gill nets is increased, to 250 fathoms New closcd area definitions are as flolows | i Inlet mainland, | s east of 130 degrees longitude 1 Ifield Canal line from W the east | Hole e of W d oall w waters in also, the on the min west Kee Cove, Moira S all water t L Point Warde t side of Fools outh line at utes west lon south of seconds point and o nort 121 degrees H6 deg L all waters | month of Kupreanof Island: | Tatitude of the north within one mile Barrie Creek Hamilton Bay Kup Island, all waters of 133 greens, 49 minutes west longitude Seclusion Harbor (area slightly | all of Still Harbor, west | coast of Baranof Island; and all of| Port Banks, off Whale Bay | Bristol Bay and Peninsula { the Bristol Bay area are included with drift gill nets forms of gear permitted; the lengih of stake nets being limited | to 75 fathoms, and the localities | wl they permitted being de fined practic ally as in supplementary | ued last year. Red sal- | is limited to the period | June 24 to 6 p.om. July finitions are | west side changed); In nets stake | as here ar from 6 a. m 2%, New closed as follows: in W line from Eigh ongue Point of a line from Dra south of Kanulik Vi and in| Ugashik River and bay a line | 500 vards mouth of King Salmon River | On the north side of the Peninsula, | weekly closed vemain at 81| hours, but are from 6 a. m. Wednes. | day Thursday, m Ga. m. Saturday. Saturday to 6 p Monday. In other Peninsula Area| © owaters, the weekly closed season to | July 25 remains at 60 hours, includ-! ing 6 p.m. Wednesday to 6 p. m Thursday and 6 p. m. Saturday to 6 w.m. Monday. All traps are prohibit- | ed between Copes Menshikof and Seniavin, including Port Heiden. | Waters of Morzhovoi Bay and | around Thin Point closed last | are open after July 23 but e ik Bay north of | Hand Point to| = above below the seasons to 6 a Priday to from ¢ p. m m from 6 a.| and Ketchikan Man, Kodia | [ Ne l.‘.. must Water I THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JAN. 21, tted Qs inc : . IMPROVEMENT OF 1. Friday to 6 a fa ug i 1 June Herring Regulations iibited around | lands east Uyak Bay 1k Bay Inlet, an inte The minimum mesh of of set almon net period ch rmitied apant Juan. Trap: o pe be Cluding Wiiliam males D well of thi as the pecic CROW Army Shirts of finest serge The quality of these shirts makes every buyer a booster H. S. GRAVES THE CLOTHING MAN in Nushagak Bay north| DANCE TO MUSIC BY THE JUNEAU CITY BAND SATURDAY NIGHT ELKS” HALL Dancing Starts at 9:30 o'Clock First informal dance given by the band—The only dance in Juneau Saturday Night—Through courtesy of The Alaskans and Aggravators Admission $1. Ladies Free If you don’t dance, listen to the music— Plenty of room in the gallery eral closed on in l!v Pe mn,\\lLI Area is established after 6 p. m. August A closed estab- lished within one mile of the mouth | of Ocean River. Other Central Alaska Areas Motor gill-net boats are prohibited the Chignik where traps —= 20 area s in MORRIS MANUFACTURES SHOW CASES IN JUNEAU They're Standard Product —TRY— MORRIS Construction Co. WINTER SPECIALS Men's Felt Shoes $6.00 to $6.50 Ladies’ Felt Shoes $4.50 Ladies’ Zippers, pair . 5.00 1 Lot Ladies' Slippers, broken sizes, specml pair . . 1.00 1 Lot Children's Overshoes, special, pair . .50 GEORGE BROTHERS Phones 92 ax 95 SAVE FROM $13.00 to $30.00 GET MEASURED FOR A SUIT Prices from $25.00 to $50.00 All Suits With TWO Pairs TROUSERS J. M. SALOUM Junction Store Open Evenings | | | | | = | ! | | I.UCAL PRGPERTY AT HiEH FIGURE . ")l.xllux k Re porl winter \\t.\nj ber's Drive Going Over Junean City Band DANCE Tickets for sale TRY THE BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. FIRST Phone 134 We Deliver Substation Post Office No. g to the fact that the “JUNEAU CITY BAND™ wish to give a Dance There will be no dance at MOOSE HALL Saturday, Jan. 22 s Much Mid- (ll:l“\' BUT THERE WILL BE ONE ON |/ SATURDAY, JAN 29 WITH A NEW ATTRACTION Aggravators Phone 376 “HELP THE BAND" LET US FILL YOUR Prcscriptions DRUGS AND PRICES RIGHT Phone 25 Free Delivery 1927. 00y JUNERU BOWLERS ki ok ".WINFiRSTGAME‘_. ive meet the new A, J ( last night LYLE DAVIS WILL GO TO TENAKEE CANNERY (Lyle) Davis, superintend- Alaska Consolidated Can it Pybus Bay last year, ¢ of the same com the word scored thre for their Layman con sther two goals shot the puck o only two points their team in the first few min s of play with tributing the Brown ¢ seter n the net " the for next hockey |u team, it was Local Bills Are in New Cable Match with Anchorage ~Bowl ]onthl rst game of a cable play the Juneau|neries bowling team n from Anchor £ 154 pin night between plan v Tenakee during according to He will ho recently becamq old plant wit here s 1 between the two Jez W ejinterested in t th August Buschmann | Mr. Davi it is understood, will of f be at Pybus Bay by Mar inn who last v |n. he Todd ummary suceeeded Kildall ar was, at 7 D FLYWEIGHT CHAMP | IN BATTLE TONIGHT Jan. 21.—Fidel la American flyweight cham and Klky Clark., European 111% pounds fo bout at Madison PRESENT oven 8838 sresso e 33 il o e > - UGARD CONVENES, McBRride Only Member Canvassing Board in Town Adjourns M('('in‘g. YORK round ve half a pound below the limit. { ol UNALGA SAILORS WIN FROM LOCAL PUCKMEN 8 TO 2 Gruex SemiThin, $25 Buy your Gruen conveniently JUNEAU CITY BAND DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT No longer need you wait to have that fine Gruen Watch —or diamond — you a d. Our new harge Service per- u to enjoy its use you save for it THE NUGGET SHOP “Help the Band” Compliments ‘The Alaskans’ PIONE 79 ol - & | Skates sharpened at Morris's v l STEER FOR THIS January Clearance AND MAKE MONEY ON YOUR Hart Schaffrer & Marx SUITS and OVERCOATS $45.00 Suits, Overcoats $33.75 CLOTHES $35.00 Suits, Overcoats $26.25 $42.50 Suits. Overcoats $31.85 Come in now: take your time; pick out the clothes that you like the best and let us fit them carefully. You'll say your'e getting the best values and best service of the year. You'll be sure to find the styles and colors you like best. oldstein’s Emporium