The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 1, 1928, Page 8

FOR MISSING HALIBUT BOATS *- Stormy Weather Prevents Close Search of Shore Cygan Off Again Una that arrive in Juneau tomorrov afternoon. Orders wer dioed for full supplies but this not known wheth mean that earch f ing halibut boats will or whether the cutter is out plies and everything. radio from the ga this af e als and s her v 1 had b way ~ELKS TO HoLD - TOMORROWP ed s since two disappearan boats, have clean by sea had been able t ed engine i ship was s in put hoats to drift in tion of C heen disabl swamping in t in d by lowered over tha drag in the water, y know ships will out trying to find trace * Brunvol and In in that mainland f The has ed the Elias south cue boats ial, but it pered by search will ¢ weather. 1 ye y it hadjti 84 loug a8 Is been imp: {that the men are alive ACTS ON HUNCH nvol s KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Dec. 1 perial made a Iz g If a land-|A hunch that kept Peter Liadel as made by either of the|Ketchikan, from boarding the hs boats in one of the numerous sma mvol on the last voys that indent n to the fishing ban probably saved his life but spel »bable death for Chris Ja sen, who took his place, A recheck by the Fish: n d the numbe missing vessels a D ers were well provisioned such an event it may be before word will be heard from the stranded men Cygan Sails The Ceast Guard Cutter Cygan| Spot) which called in Juneau for fuel| “Next to a pret ye , and also to make radiogo you like best?" contact with the Cutter Unalga,! He: “Myself.” left this morning to resume the| s AR gl e " - KODAKS IN COLORS ed to search Ste @ 1| Something New in Xmas Gift Frederick Sound t ter and Pond Co. the home por Ketchikan, It is| e e thongh unlikely that RECORDS bo: re in e f these ar, but no terri earched. complete weeks Un on tl She ty girl wh missing | bodies | New shipment of records ju A wonderful selectic left un The | received. disappearance of | Anderson's Musie ac Joint Meeting MONDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER THIRD, 8 O'CLOCK’ DOUGLAS HALL For the purpose of making preliminary arrangements for the formation of Auxi v Lodge to the Fra- ternal Order of E: on Gastineau Channel, all women relatives of gles will meet with Aerie 117 on the above date. The charter membership roll will be open for those who have not yet signed u.ml it will be kept open until the night of the institution of the Auxiliary. SPECIAL FERRY WILL LEAVE JU! 5 ARRANGED FOR TO U AT 7:30 I AM THANKFUL 1 have things to be thankful for. many I am thankful for my many friends and customers. I am thankful for the patron- age of the people of Southeastern Alaska. I am thankful that T can call myself an Alaskan. I thank you, GEE BEE. GEO. B. RICE Plumbing Heating Sheet Metal “I tell you in advance what job will cost” kipper and | ing sh med sides n how on- a chan ldeal Parxing (And Sparking adyv THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, DEC. 1, 1928. Henry P. Fletcher, American arhk tured with W. V. Pratt, commander i and Captain V. A. Kim Maryland just before tk the battle fleet, (left) riving on deck of the ney to South America, art of the jo - SORROW LODGE Cra Th open to t genera The program fo serves | remony morial s at Pal- Alaskan ace Theatre Sunday xalted Rul Chaplain " (Longte e; Roll Cail, !1;"i 1pe | ans At 1:30 p.m. sunday ace Thea |B. P. 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