The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 24, 1927, Page 8

e bkl ; ‘{ § E ! § THE DAlLY August 10; at Pt. Colpoys in late/ July 20; on Clarence near Ernest Sound at at Cape Muzon or June and after Strait time; any Cape Cha- con in June or July; on Gravina Island in late June and late Jul or early August; and in Dixon’ Entrance, around Cape Fox, etc July 16 and 20 Pay Usual Reward Frederickson, Sitka man, has been employed to fis e usual reward of is offered by tag returned to where, when and how the was taken. Tags without such in- formation are valueles ccepted, The co superintendents, others is reques and paying the fishermen, advanced to be recovered Bureau of Fisheries when are presented with the information. i e ESSEX SUPER SIX $ 965.00 965.00 1045.00 Delivered in Jyneau between fisher troll cents Hugo the with Bureau for information as vv : e SRR w00l teaching staff, sailed for Se-|neau on the steamer Yukon. He vis [FOREST SERVICE ENGINEER ed S n ner | attle on the Princess Alice last|ited in Yakima, formerly his home, HERE BOUND WESTWARD - i N et | Inight. Miss Best will be married i |where he attended the annual trap- | ‘?“I' ation Army | |Spokane this sunimer where she|shoot there. Mr. Trucsdell only en-| G. H. Lantz, ant engineer Thermometer | |will make her home for the future,tered a few events because of i'-|with the Forest Service with head- | ys A {it is said. health but made a splendid score|quarters in Washington, D. C., eon- i Is Going Up | " 0. E. Olson, Superintendent of the |in all three events. ferred with C. H. Flory, District | i | [Douglas Public School, was a pas-| Bartley Howard, President of the|Forester here while the Yukon was The Salvation Army building | 'senger sailing for Seattle on the|last Territorial Senate, is a passer-|in port this morning. Mr. Lantz is || campaign in Junean is going well, | Princess Alice. He will return to|ger enroute to his home in An-|on his way to Soward to inspect the | according to Major W. J. Car | Douglas next year |chorage on the steamer Yukon. |National Forest Roads in the district o o ruthers. A large thermomoter has | | Mrs. B. Atkinson and daughter,' Mrs. Charles M. Rosswog, former|surrounding Seward and will return . sty { | been erected at the corner of | |of Chichagof, left on the Princessly resident of Doug and pro-{to Juneau in three weeks to inspect v - . | Will C_O‘“ Entire District 3Hospllal for Tubercular In-!| Fraukiin and Front Strects and | (Alice for Victoria where they will|prietor of a confectionery establish.|the National Forest Roads in south- Arrives Here TO(]av on ! on it will register the daily total | |visit during the summer months |ment at Cordova, passed through |eastern Alaska. | | dians Planned by Bureau | Down the side of tho thermo- | | Mrs. W. Holbrook sailed for Van-|Juneau today on the Yukon ————————— Sk‘am(‘ Yukon. | t<Ed . meter is the slogan: “Ifelp it | 'couver on the Princess Alice enrou's| J. W. Felder, Iditarod mercha | | [8) ~ducation. | { Rise AR “merehry” going | fto Minneapolis where she will accompanied by Mrs. Felder, are pa MRS. KILROY IN HOSPITAL Under & nment from the U. S [ o ~ | up and at noon today registered . |with her mother during the summer|sengers enroute to Seward on the — § Bureau of Fisheries as Warden for R e L | months e | steamer Yukon ; Mrs. W. E. Kilroy i: in the St Southeastern -Alaska, Fred G. Mor- |aska division of the Federal Bureai el NR L N J. W. Woods left on the{ John F. Malony visited with friend;|Ann's Hospital with an attack: of, ton arrived here today on the steam- bt Taneation s to; Bodtin’ Kinds 1orl % Princess Alice Iast night cnroute to|in Junean this morning while the|influenza. She is doing nicely today er Yukon from Seattle. He will |the erection of a tubercular hospital| FOREST SUPERVISOR her home in Markesan, Wis, later| Yukon was in port. He is enroute |41 IS expected to return home in a have charge of ta gz saimon thi rn Alaska during the ZELLER 1S IN JUNEAU roturning to Seattle where she willto Cordova on a business trip. few - eason and will begin hi rations | I £ haboring G Tt — |take a summer course in the Uni-| L. M. Carrigan, Alaska salesman,| .. SR - about June 15 for just Tecetved by Kol Tneite | R. A. Zeller, forest supervisor of [versity of Washington, returning lo|was a passenger arriving in Ket.| “"’,TI',“*‘_ service that succeeds Mr. Morton, hefore coming to thi Secretary of the Territory. Estimates|the United States Forest Service with | juneau late in the summer {chikan on the Yukon. He will coms|The Salvation Army bullding fund. section, has been connected with nade by the Bureau and sent to the [headquarters at Ketchikan rivel| . F. Preston, represe of{to Juneau on the first steamer, —adv. th Jureau’s work in Western Al-| Bureau of Budget for next y car.|on the Yukon this morning. Mr. Zel-|the National Grocery, w pas-| J. R. Heckman, prominent Ketehi-| aska;, working in Alaska Peninsula ¢y such an item, he said. Hu will leave on the Ran smith, | senger arriving from Ketchikan this|kan business man, accompanied by| Artificial riower pleces made to Ad_Wodiak Isiand sreas. IR IF) Jonathan H. Wagner, Chief of the|probably tomorrow, for Sitka on @ 'morning on the steamer Yukon. |Mrs. Heckman, returned to the'r,Order for Decoration Day. See Mrs. his first experience in Southeastern; Alaska division, writing to Mr \eral inspection trip of the forest| Mrs. Martin George returned to|home in Ketchikan on the Yukon |Sully. —adv. Alaska. ; ! Pheile, acknowledged receipt of Ser. | reservations work in the Juneau— [juneau this morning on the Yukon|after an extended visit in the Stat:s| ————— Will Fill in Gaps e Joint Memorial No. & . whieh | Sitka district, The inspection in-[after an extended visit in the States.|where Mr. Heckman received medical{ €. & D. LUK-SHU-RI KNIT ; During the an three ye the netitiorad for the establishment of [cludes the timber sales, h‘v-?m t '*" M. H. Truesdell returned to Ju-'attention. C. P. Bussinger, Phone 4623, adv. Yurean has carried on a systemati wuch an institution. Ho said thac|sites ‘and fur farms with 1 s <3 s e = campaign of salmon tagging with he division's cstimaies called for an |from (he Forestry Service In this 1o O AL about the runs and the routes |.:\\un‘ elief work of the Bur :mvl' the ! this district for two weeks before /= = S PeH J EnleRing Llsgty N0 ere Ablishment of a hospital in Soutl. returning to Ketchikan == = (\’7'1'1" llpn ok :1‘.-» b ‘i:v‘h ot tern Alaska for tubercular Indiang. | i SR T |5== = tion to fill in gaps not covered in i shep Riadin Sations o = eI N | = the tagging done heretofore, cora- Tl b R s gt s T 2 ll()S W“() | | » = 1 lata on certain parts of the Lolx . sy gy = = ason and ruz vhick 0 letters received by Socretary L < ——— = = now lacking | A a = &= Mortin has a comprchensive| IS . Trom JESEROTEL I Gl ey, L Aen B Blhetn ot the. 8 == = i e bo - Ahe | | Sec of War, He said funds| Miss T. Parpela, of the unlul\‘= = il hles Him: tiitd. vintuaily | w i available for such expen.|of Alaska office, sailed for Seattle|ZZ = yobtion of the district. 1f he liture on the Princess Alice last night|= = is able to carry It out, the Bureau,| Th: Legislature had asked for)enroute to her home in Astoria, Ore |=5 == at the end of the season, expects to wireloss stations to be pui in at|gon whore she wil visit She willl = £ B ddtaiien. tresiiatla fnfopnias) Teller, Candle, Hoonah, Bristol Bay,!return to Juneau next month |= B T S A 3 oy - o ™ = lisve collegied fmvaluable Informa.| e {3 5. Bowt ot he Dousine e =5 Our Grocery Department has grown so that we = throughout the season | ; vA"”"c ?IC’—‘H? "flf"fi' 3 —_—_—_—_—_——— T\ = s i = _Tagging Areas Designated | An American has won the | CCPRCE D Goast Guard vessel| = are in need of more space. So we are gomng to = reThe tagging areas designated are:| Hand of Senorita BErnestine |muintain its Arctic Ocean patrol un.| &= = T e teait, around Parkes| Calles, daughter of the Presi- 1l the cossation of commercial shipp | = = Point, ir late June or early July:| dent of Mexico. He is Thomas |10g 4o the late Fall months, Re: == CLOSE OUT ()UI{ SH E = around Douglas Island, e in| ‘Arnold Robinson, of Alma, |Admiral Billard, Commandant of the = = July; on Chatham Strait nei | Mich., and New York. |marydce, quofSaile FOLDWIS nALIA T = R = Gardner, any time; on Fre | J (LIN) [agne for IHE CCHEIRT SIS | = = Sound near Pt. Kingsbury, Cape| e ekl Algondiiicd BiliseIteia. G = = Bendel, or Pybus Bay in late June! B . j fiet P 0 i = DFP 4RTM NT = ety Tuly ind in late July or| ATTENTION EASTERN STARS |of sueh other duties as may bel = M = early Augu in lower part of( Tonight at §:00 P. M. Juneau | necessor “'*""l‘\'~i |fl~|l “11\"""'”‘ eloc en = = Stephens Passage at any time; at|Chapter N Order of I v jDer, aiter WAl Buesugtid. reme. L y = = Ruink Point in late June and about|Stars will meet in regular sion at Unalaska, keeping in touch | = = = = = = 1= - = = = = and will not of money so from the the tags| neces R e Thos. J. McCaul —with smart strap $43.50 A Tribute to the Graduate In presenting a watch, select one that reflects a standard of quality which will make its recipient proud to wear it for years to come. A Gruen Watch assures smartness, aceuracy, and the joy of owns ing the very best, each | fish | onditions for the purpose of initiation. Social | Nom», and be mvxmml‘ meeting follows. 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