The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 8, 1928, Page 6

POLLY AND HER PALS THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1928 AT 10 L WANT WiTH AN NEW CARY MY OLD 1923 [CACKILEHACK 1S GooD ¥ | ENoueH FiRY T Bosic v SHES ONLY B \HOL)?).J\MD ™M A CACKLERACK, BREOKE IN TiLL WENT TEN THOLSAND ) Fr.J T LES. AN' “\‘TR SHE'S /L Sy [BUT HAVE Yop ™ SEEN THEN > By CLIFF S HOT MOMMA! | WOTTA BOA i BRIDES ON DOCK " WHEN NORTHLAND || ° ""SALS FOR NORTH | 7z, %re" ™ ' Yukon in port and sails west- BAN FRANOISCO, Cal, 4 bound 2 a. m. tomorrow The Northland lef Arctic regions around Al ing medicine d law. Seven brides, recently married to mem-| Bers of the crew, were at the dock &heu the ship sailed. o BRINGING SCHOOL { HOUSE TO ALASKA | | SEATTLE, May 8—When Bdwin' Tunnicut sailed for Alaska aboard | he carried him y school hooks but also a school house. Hunnicut i penter as well as a teacher i bound for new government __dstablished. The school Uip in knock-down form x‘cnmmmlnllug 28 studonts 5 | 1:30 this has Alameda heduled to fiom Seattle 9 tonig Admirai Evans sched 1 sail from Se; » May 9 10 a. m Princess Alice sail from Vi at 9 p. m, ! Alaska scheduled to sail from Seattle May 12 at 9 a. m. SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Aleutian scheduled southbound 8 o'clock tonight. Admiral Watson southbound at night LUCAL SAILINGS | 1|Margmn scheduled to ieuve building | for Sitka ana way ports at Be 8 o'clock ‘Wednesday night. T Wes Safls for Skagway every Monday at 11 p. m. V'rginia IV sails for Chicbagot | and way ports at 6 c'alack every Wednesday nigkt. For | Chatham Straits route er | | 18 o'clock every Saturday | night. America First leaves every | Wednesday at 1 p. m. for Petersburg and Kake and | to scheduled ncouver May scheduled midnight to 0 be his home. — W | SALMON PACK IN . _B. C. FOR '27 IS SHORT OF 1926 } VANCOUVER, B. C., May 8 ' | During last year the salmon pack | of British Columbia totaled 1,366, | 084 cases, the pack falling short!’y df the 1926 production by 704,000 A 37 nack nave dust hoen iuou1. MOTGRSHIP RETURNS | FROM CHATHAM TRIP| i ———.ee— fi HALIBUT PRICES — -SE:\TTI E, May & y | The Virginia 1V, Capt. Matt ~Halibut re- Nordness, arrived in Juneau from | Ipts yesterday were 99,000 port Alexander and way ports at| unds. The fish ave pd 17% (6 o'clock. yesterday ev th 25 cents and 11 and 13 cents. |(he follow | Mrs. A r B. C, Y| Runquist, Bthel uuuuum rank erday were | Germane, and A. Blackbura from 1 sold for port. Alexander; rtin - Olson 5 to from Warm Springs Bay ! She will sail for Funter A | Excursion Inlet, Port Althorp and Lot | ADEX-EI Nido tomorrow evening s 87 i e, DUNDAS TENDER HERE | PRINCE RUPERT, Halibut receipts ye: 8,000 pounds. Americ £ to 9.40 cents and Canadian &£20 cents. - TIDES TOMORF‘OW Low tide High tide Low tide de fl'lgh " The Nora, e | . MINERS TRY PROSPECTING | Western Fisheries plant at Dun-| _AS INDUSTRY SHUTS DOWN "das Bay, arrived in port shortly |after midnight last night w cur.| Andy Wall, night cook, who w .veral| Critically wounded in a knife {fight Sunday evening at the can- I nery. D.m p. m. ‘GALENA ’ l\nx.. M:l_\ 8 tailment of production by large zinc and lead mines has r vived “poor man’s mining” in the| Galena field. ‘ ‘Many miners without jobs have| Dbpcome prospectors for the ore in this field, where the deposits are! near the surface of the earth and n be obtained with limited cap-| ital and a minimum of equip- mt. This field was one of the t exploited in the district cen-! tering around the corner markir T e boundaries of Kansas Okla. | ST sol. homa and Missouri. But more| | Alaska Scenic Views vhluable ore remains in the Fred K. Ordway ground, for the machinery used in| De Vry Motion Plcture those days was small and crude,! Equipment and milled satistactorily only the| | Eastman Cameras and Films Soker rocks. | | Gevaert Films, Amateur Fin- "Consequently the jobless miners! | ishing, Enlarging afe seeking out claims in the|¥——— abandoned field and prospecting the metal. They are finding y dirt,” too. Recently a group them headed by Tom Johnson,| 0 -worked the field in ocarly| y8, uncovered a deposit that en- abled them to dispose of dfilm at a handsome profit. BURFORD’S CORNER PIG'N WHISTLE CANDY None Better—Box or Bu'k | ke R S S JAPANESE TOY SHOP H. B. MAFEINC Front Btreet their| |p. 0. Box 218 for Mall Orders v 1 Government 1$10,000 John | i tender of the North- |5 | Steamer Movements | | | NORTHBOUND 1 SCHEDULED SAILINGS | | sail | | & Frank Edwards, former theatre operator, is now mayor of Seattle, having been clected by 19,000 p]urx]lly over Mrs. Ber- tha K. Landes, present mayor, who was the woman to hold such a political position in: the United States. (International Newsreel) PRACNS of? 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