The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 21, 1928, Page 8

8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1928. ZTURNA[][]ES HELD IN LOS ANGELES MURDER []|I|:|G|A|_s ARE ( O o | e otk pfbsant SALM[]N PACK T e neaptia of tooibg il tality cf those whom he he “I bel » 1 have the distinc-, |a short fall season in some parts ¥ encountered during his short stay |tion of being the first Solieitor |of the Territory, Mr. O'Malley said STR!KE TWU 5 ; R G UF G GUEST n the Territory, and declared he|General to visit Alaska,” m' Is 5 [ this morning. % ;s % xpects to help Alaska in any|William De Witt Mitchell, T w1t i t will be of interest to those : : 1y he is able ent incumbent in that office, Wlip] who wish to fall fish now or in the T ; ; : ; : : Fine Fishing Season was among the guests of honor. | | tuture, to know that if the Bureay y b ¢ g 2 v 1 \11-1“ has = just passed| “As my jzans for the summer| ] sneounters any difficulty with et . o a he | season in the salmon |were to bring me to Alaska seiners going into the streams to n ‘n try which will go down in|Department of Justice took fish this fall that it is probable 1istory as a suce aid Henry antage of the fact in order to that the Bureau will recommend Secretary Jardine and|0'Malley, U. S. Commissioner of [gain a closer contact with the Flsherles Commissioner | that all fall fishing be discontin- & heries With the exception ritory y in the mat- 48 : Fis 3 v, y ued. The reason for this is that Other Government Men | ; the west coast of Prince of|ter of e o 0Es bt - the | O'Malley Makes Esti- so many fish are destroyed that Address Gathering | Wales where the pack is|First Judicial Division | mate—Season Closes .annot be used for commereial lonly 65 or 70 per cent of the| Mitchell Leaves Today | purposes and that the effect of g, MW:M? e Bt s il ,\.”|'\nlvn.”‘\‘>“k s [Lnying.oday | estimated salmon pack for (i closed season is Gesttoxeon s § good_season |aboard the Yukon for the West-|, Alaska during the 1988 ses. | MF- OMalley declared. “The estimated total pack of[ward, and declared the reception | % The districts in which fall fish- he Territory is 5,200,000 cases.” |which he has received in A b ing is allowed the Kodiak 15 rins : . . 3 £ SIS y, U. S. Commis: rritory is well suited for pulp| Mr. O'Malley issued a note of [both from the people at large|."or' pideries, who i land district, Cook Inlet, and production, for it is of the proper |wining to the salmon trollers, [and from the Bar Association has | \hic P " | Southeastern Alaska kind, the right size, and is in a b i ly this morning on pefore the Chamber. The Bureau,|pleased him immens: A ¢ L G A i ravorable situaticn for transpor e Bt Giritatiihsivl > e OUANIIAR Fustin Were Wl o e from b SCHLROY R Rk i il xs tation. The Department has been || p - g W ¥odeg to Skagway s and Sitka with] MEOSSHey willi g0 south g8 The Depar as been | joyient with trollers, permitting|comed by Wallis . ) Rt Aclotbive the ‘Brandt, leaviug here August to ‘sell’ Alaska to the|ipem to fish almost the entire|behalf of the Chamber B .| 24, with Secretary of Agriculture mufacty ’ ir. However, attempts be-|merce, by Gov. A. Parks| of officials and friends, | William Jardine and others in the production must n ing made, in many instances, tolin behalf of the Territory, and |q nated pack is divided as|officlal party. He will inspeot » placed he hands linet the salmon in the streams, [by Mayor T. B. Judson in behalf West Alaska. 1.449.524|the government hatcheries in Cali- [outsl um-ly ations for the cost|in order to procure salmon for|of the city of Juneau. Gantiuy-Risska 1, 548 fornia, and expects to leave the Hollywood. Police said Beitzel left a wife and children in Philadelphia | 11,11 s hoyond the Territory | CUring. If these pract P e R | and Southeastern Alaska 2,.|West coast for his headquarters N plant 13 beyond the Territory| g, not stop it will be necessary |Swenbsen were introduced to!y10 000" cases in Washingtap, D. C., about the has i L itself because of the lare capital|iy curtail the activities of the|those present. 12 ke trlangie trip on the Brant|middle of September. The Bramt 49 - required trollers during the seasons such| During the early part of 2 ol T . i > g X i as 1 > S o the|Will return to Southeastern A [ 3 ens; Lew Smith, Tenakee; Henry I believe it is pessible to ear-|;ractices are employed, he de-|luncheon the members and gue » ,',h”m‘””"h gl AR ka for patrol work during the fall | . 5 3 ry on pulp development in Al- oh {members of the party, and the g the fa z |0 Malley, Wash.,, 0. ( puly 'l £ clared, were entertained by the Moon-! oo o0 o perfect during the | [ishing season. I Alaskan jaska with success in the face of AP R light Serenaders orchestra, and|guaoe "yt SO H '::l""““;j SR NS AW James Alexande ity; Mr. W | competition with Canadian con- errine Not Deplete Chu o) arla sangl; SAYES alley « hile e ' i ; s i A e Ho ' reported a scemific ro.|cnaries B, Harland, who sang i sitka the Secretary of Agr.| RETURNS TO POSITION fail ‘ 3 : F G Thomss. Pend Fishing Main Industry |search Deing made of the her- fed I culture was taken out Capt - ) John T. Olaff, Tenakee “The main industry in Alaska, ring situation showed no indica-|g Hugo W. Frederickson to see how| Norman S. received. Tie timber in the Russell St. Clair Beitzei of Philadelphia is held in Los Angeles on charges of murdering Barbaga Mauger, (right) also of Phila- , whose body was found in a lonely spot in the hills near at Twin | Cook, who was mar- | C y e at the present is fishing. Mr. tion of depletion. The fish, con- ] WHO'S WHO "‘T commercial trolling was carried | ried the latter part of July to the : : ; TRIA fl P Mrs. Tom Jadio. city: E. P. Me.|O'Malley's work has been re- trary to common belief, he ex-| | | Hfon. former Miss Amanda Paulson, re- 1 ] Soliowea. th Lk o Y illiams | markable for he has introduced |plained, is not being used as fer-| | AND WHERE | 1928 Salmon Season Closes | furned to his position in the ol tornadoc ) € " ————— guilations successfully, has had tilizer, but is used fr stock feed, Wi a With the closing of the commer. | fice of the U. 8. Clerk of the Court - sk F t g 2 e i g i A g o |cial salmon fishing season on the|today after bei abse P ~ g ere| d A i) co-operation and is winning and on the ‘“countr) dinner| Dr, and Mrs. Wal Timme, | $'& 4 J oday after being absent for a I St e oo aidiog with Olichds QUEEN LEAVES FOR |0 erton e i o e e i e o™, v aiiet U | weat coast o Prince of Wales Ia. [month on vacation ; : e ' Batritory Witk b i whathar: (he Betting e land tomorrow night at 6 p.m., the ————— out main | iy SRR £ 5 | ] AN people of the Territory will co- tion of whether the herring and vicinity for several days, took il 8 S eet ot Austin. Btarting at 4:55 | .1!.r]< [ riends Made SKAGWAY D SITKA operate, have patience and~keep|used directly or indirectly as|passage aboard the Queen trom|1928 salmon fishing season will{01d papers lor sale at tho Bmpiré o’clock yesterday afternoon, the Trip on Brant Stoamer Quoen. wiich remafned |37 €¥e to the future Mr. O'Mal-|food, not & question of whether | Skagway. 2 S5 . tornado ¢ than eight min-| \ port ye terday mANNING AQLAt 1Ry will build up the industry to it is used food or fertilizer. A ’m\‘ » : noon, left at 5 p.m. for the Tri.|% Planc on which it operated) ., ovr, the Bureau will take[the Union Oil Company, came ind two miles I n Aus-|y e yea 0. TaHo A oo rations of |north on the Queen and is contin- tin alone. The tornado jumped | ooy ('Maile “As in the development of ®teps to curtail the operations of ngle Tour with the following pas- ; from Juneau et : { Ithe herring packers so the in-|Uing to Sitka on the steamer Al a small stroteh of territory and |yioner of Fisher b Mimme for|other resources, so in the timber the herring packers w0 S 1N 0r cameron of Hoonah brougnt' J II CO()KIES ::,‘ n con \mn'w(l;yn\ sting here and | of government. oiticial I« |Skagway; B. Galbarsh, E. A. Ad- ;"“;“'I‘::’:‘I'":"m”‘"'l |"(""";"‘"X_': [huBt aald, in 15 mink on the Margnita, which here and hitting many sections. | oy 1 ae S vay.|ams and two ste s for Hain, 7 R Qasr SEpetiate ¢ i . ack | he is taking to the Ketchikan dis-| ke S . 4 \ ¢ e Rt i|the industry. We are encoura 1 still feel the ssimon pack Halr i W. M. Shelton for Sitka; Mr. and Hutite a5 A rly |and Billy Wright for ka and re.|industry on a basis that in 25 of the industry will allow,” he s 2 oot i 3 e “‘-‘H ) 18 *IEy a 4 or 40 years it will be in cven bet- continued. A |::.u-k of four or e s se » s TODAY o i 5 : four and one-half million cases nee last Thursday The Queen 1s scheduled to arrive | ter condition than it is today W. M. Shelton, representative of . leach year would be more in line ARE GUNFUSED Other memb v|southbolifid sometime’ PEiday. I am not enthusiastic. about|®4¢H YHat WL Hbeb 5 - R s - 2 i i far x 1 ”w, " ith e leng time polic, which ere William De Witt Mitel bringing farmers into the Terri- % 4 ¥ A 4() 5() l Sollcltor General of th e tory at the prosent time, because| (e Burean hus adopied Wo | gy i o : to cents a pounc States, Charles H, Flory 5 SALMON UNLOA[)ED of the trouble the farmers-are|Plan to cut down, slowly, the ashlhiohts || Botinisiones ot | Aksie having of finding a market for|Present pack until it amounts ) i a0 Yath ok B TRvAlM 2 BOATS TAKE BAIT their produce. That has been |to not over four and one-half mil- ¢ the Secretar .;,1 A. F 2 one of the big problems of the'llon cages per annum, and we and piget e ihepianitey Several hoatloads of salmon have| Department of Agricultute, «and|hope to have the continued sup; ; McCRACKEN, Kan., Aug. 21.[q g been received at the Junead Cold|phas caused considerable worry. ‘|mrt‘nl‘ the people as we have B Three trainmen were Kkilled '.I.'H“ Dasty Ly S Company during the last had in the past.” atteries and eight injured, two seriously,|anq flower garden 3 tew days, Fur Business Important Favors Field Work Our as the result of a head-on col-fanq g England had three boats| ‘“Producers of fur bearing ani-{ Paul G. Redington, Chief of CRACKERS, salted and plain, 20 cents a package to $1.00 tin size. ock is always fresk and prices drove out the lisicn between a Western Mis- | ive hours they sy » | Sunday. The Giant, Ca I mals have an industry which may the Biological Surey, declared he lowest in city souri Pacific passenger train en-| F AR v Y wrd Lien, brought 32,000 cohoos|prove as important a business|was in favor of the Alaska Game route from Louts 1o Tenver,ut meines. aod. 3 md 2,000 pounds of king salmon; |as development along other lines. | Commission being given more and a freight train, six mile 1,‘“ A X vis Mg aqAty he Carlisle, Capt. James Johnny,|It scems as permanent as other |responsibility than it now has so west of here, last night et ol A el V. Allpad 800 gohoes and 500 pounds of |stock raising. that the conservation program BUTLER-MAURO Officials of the railroad ave in-| . imental Station, t) > i while the fin, Capt. Er- “My trip to Alaska is in line |confronting the Commission and DRUG CO vestigating the cause. It 18 re-|ponioos pok and the Plon Swanson, unloaded 600 co-|with the policy of the Adminis-|the Biological Survey may be . Sueted that the colliston was the|pom. " oo oo on sunday there.|! tration, to work in the field in mere intelligently handled from||pre¢ Deilvery. Phone 184 result of a misunderstanding of | oy hoth Skagway and Sitka t} The f 11, Caut. H. Hansen,|order to have a better under- the field. train orders by the pasgenger|g..iens were beauti . 2y 0 cohoes and 80 pounds|standing of problems. I know a| Fur returns in the past year When We Sell It EYRY o - > B T G s U b IARS wers besatim, e { Kings for San Juan yosterday,|great many things about Alaska|have been close to $4,000,000, L We: [{ Deliveries—10:30 a. m., 2:30 p. m. and 4:30 p. m. B ER 80 B0 an k. MINEL S s Ciov: Bt sl The Big Sam, Capt. Johm Miet-|which I did not know before, and he asserted. Sentiment in the It's Right Phones 92 and 95 Hore and let the frelght pass,| arc P Gov. Parks Sl iea|tinen, was also in yesterday with|am going back to . Washington Territory favors conservation and| |, §it 1t passad ghedd ot scheduls. | aacty 1o capacity. and erery i1ed1192 conoes and 190 pounds of kings| with first hand information of | protection of the fur bearing 3ub Station Post Oftico No. 1. PR, SR in the hospital s taken Fare | fOr the same company Southeastern Alaska.” \animals, he concluded, and ex- - i) 9 taken, Gov D e e ] WOTICE OF HEARING ON declared This morning the Grant, Capt.| In closing the Secretary spoke pressed his pleasure from the A . A CIRTSC . s 3 2 e s s <t e 9o A TINAL ACCOUNT AND On the return trip some of the ':‘ ;’ “I “]'” "";‘I;'n \'\"" ";' ”lr‘)‘(l):l B N U S apt. Joh ,, were in por REPORT. members of the party fished withf " J considerable succes for bait In the Commissioner’s Court for|ai one end of Peril Bhralta,. | ST Buy Y()lfl‘ Sugar NOlU the Terrtiory of oAlaska.BDfivl- > sion Number ne. efore i Frank A. Boyle, Commissioner FAMOUS LAURENCE | and ex-Officio Probate Judge, PAINTING IS SCLD Juneau Precinct. In the Matter of the Estate of A. J. BOONE, deceased. Open evenings IIIIIIIIIIIlIIlII|||IIlIIIIIIIIIilIIIIIIIIIMlIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIII||||I|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllfl o S rst Cane Sugd $7.75 ELECTRIC CURLING 100 pounds Best Cane Sugar ... $7.75 IRONS Glass Top E. Z. Seal, quart size Sydney Lawrence's “Mount DN NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIve |KiRley.” valued at $5.000, ha 3 old to Percy H. Batten, of that H. L. Faulkver, admin-|, kn‘.» Wisconsin, m H‘ml wcturer istrator W A g Wi of the estate) . noile clutches, it was an of A. J. Boone, deceased, has filed | 0PSO eon herein and rendered for settlee| . . uoior of the Nugget Shop ment his final account of his ad-|""n e mr;n':;'u haei &t ministration of said estate, ““"\""‘ Nugget 8hop. fo e el that a hearing will be had upon : |and has been of much interest to the same before the undersigned || = =" @O p a0 Helia at his office in the Court House| | “I‘m.‘h‘“ e Arob "“ \“ at Juneau, Alaska, at 10 o'clock | oo W oo A. M. on Monda September 24 i (S 1928; and that at said time and place all persons interested in AT THE HOTELS the estate' of the said A. J.| —_ Boone, deceased, may appear and Gastineau file oMjections in writing to said Mrs. A. G. Smith and daughter aa final report and account and con-|Seattle; Mrs. I B Phone 33 Free Delivery test the same attle; H, H, Delamater, attle; P GIVEN under my hand and the [ Rica Niemi, Dougla VTR o R RRE IS T G E of the probate court above . mentioned this 24th day of July,|f FRANK A. 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