The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 1, 1929, Page 5

R e THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1929. ° DINTY- WOULULD You MIND LETTIN'ME SEE You THE NECK-LACE HAD MADE FROM THE ONE | LENT YOU- THE REAL ONE- R T T o AN A "LL BE BACK- THID 1D A LUCKY TRY TO PUT I T OVER ' HEAR THE BREAK: rLLIVST ON ME EH? THEY IPUONE TRADE WITH DON'T GIT UP BARLY RINGIN® HIM THIS (S ENOUVLGH FER THAaT: % s~ 4D 1929 Int'! Feature Service, Inc., Great Britain nghts reserved. By GEORGE McMANUS ABOULT SIX DOLLARSD. \T'D JUST ABOUT THE SAME AD THE ONE WOU BROVGHT IN BEFORE - MAYBE A LITTLE CHEAPER.' GAMES FRIDAY Pacific Coast League Hollywood 8; Oakland 3. San Francisco 4; Portland 3. Sacramento 7; Mission 5. Seattle 4; Los Angeles 4. Game called at end of fourteenth in- ning. National League Philadelphia 10; Pittsburgh 7. Bt. Louis 8; Cincinnati 1. American League Philadelphia 9; Detroit 6. STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League spent ten days at the Admiralty Is- ,land Coal Company at Harkrader, looking over the property, left for While Mr. Slater made no definite statement for publication, he inti- mated that his report of the mine would be a favorable one. BROWN BEAR RAIDING HOONAH ISLAND FARM / ! A big brown bear from Chichagof Island has invaded a fox ranch on the States on the Admiral Rogers. | {H. G. Watson, and M.: S. Whit-| tier. Seattle timers are: Adolph | Schmidt and Richard Froboese. B. |D. Stewart was official surveyor. With Gov. Parks, all of the local |officials, and many others were on HAINES JUMPS OFF THIS P. M. MAJOR ELLIOTT TO LEAVE SUNDAY FOR ROADS INSPECTION Major Malcolm Elliott, President of the Alaska Road Commission, will leave Sunday on the Alameda for a 30-day trip of inspection cov- ering several of the road and trail projects in interior Alaska. He will return here about July 1. Major Elliott will proceed via. Skagway, Whitehorse and Dawson to Eagle. After going over the roads in that district he will go hand to wish Haines good luck. — - | | CAPT. AND MRS. AHUES HERE FROM THE TAKU CANNERY ON LONG RAGE Daring Racer Leaves | Outboard Craft for Seat- tle at 2 P. M. Today Capt. C. E. Ahues, Superintendent of the Taku Cannery of Libby, Mc- Neill & Libby, and Mrs. Ahues, ac- companied by their grandaughter, Miss Armella Boardman Ahues, 2ither by boat to Circle and over 3teesc Highway to Fairbanks, or, if that is not possible, will go direct oy plane to Fairbanks. He will meet Ernest W. Sawyer, representa- tive of Secretary Ray Lyman Wil- bur of the Interior Department about June 15. He and Mr. Sawyer will go over the McKinley Park road system to- gether. This system is being con- structed by the Alaska Road Com- mission for the National Patk Serv- ice. After other inspections in the Interior, Major Elliott will return here, - e SKAGWAY MAN ARRESTED John Bonnar was arrested by Deputy Marshal Frank Nefsy, at Skagway early this week, charged with violating the Alaska Bone Dry Law, according to reports recevied at the U. S. Marshal’s office today. He was fined $25 and costs which he paid. S SR R The Commercial Club of College has elected the following officers to serve at the next semester: C. O. Thompson, President; Edward Naghel of Juneau, Secretary, and Eugene Brice, Treasurer. - .- The Anchornge Chamber of Com-~ merce, has started a drive for mem- bers. Gov. Hartley Declines Juneau Invitation OLYMPIA, Wash, the Juneau Yacht ., June 1. A previous engagement has forced Gov. R. H. Hartley to decline the invitation from Club to compete with Gov. George A. Parks, the gasboat Jazz in ital-to-Capital who will be aboard the Cap- race this month. Gov. Hartley thank- ed the Juneau Club'’s invita- tion and expressed regrets that he was unable Commercial job mpire to accept. -, uting at The Vaults and Safes furnished for storing your Fur Garments FUR COATS MADE TO ORDER Latest Styles Alaska Seal and Otter Coats a Specialty, YURMAN’S Remodeling and Repairing at Summer Prices Won Lost Pet.iyoonah Island, near the town of arrived in Juneau this morning Mission 4 19 698 | oonah, in Fort Frederick, accord- | (Continued from Page One) from the cannery on the Willard Las Angeles ar....28 569 |ing to word brought here today by & B. They will remain until to- San Francisco ... 87 30 562 5onn Hollywood. The big brute|through Seymour Narrows will be|morrow. Capt. Ahues will confer Hollywood 9. 3% 508 i said to be on a rampage and to made at any stage of the tide, 5C|with Fred Swenson, General Super- Oakland 3¢ 38 50Tpe doing an enormous amount of he expectes no delay there. He|intendent of the Libby, McNelll & Sacramento 28 40 412 damage to the foxes on the ranch. is confident that he will succeed|yjhby canneries, who will be in Ju- Portland '23 38 3771 "1t is said to have swam from jif he has any good breaks at all|nea, tonight on the Admiral Wat- penue o ol g o Chichagof Island to the smaller|With the weather gods. son on his way to Yakutat. National uen:uzos . ' island. Tt is reported to be destroy- The most dangerous hazard, he Twenty-five tierces of mild cured Pittsburgh vzé’ ;i 14 l:‘;i»‘"g doed. hotms and 'kiiting. foXes. w;cgi?dl—sn B}sl 3’"i“§§°i;m D&?&g tthhi: Actairal Fogers fzouifle LAkt St. Louis 26 15 '634“"’}‘" MCRbTioy 1 sarakar iok She exnlgcravel?n; at top speed, but it Phinon. otd CUBRIL TOL, 9010 ‘ ‘611 |1s1and which is under lease to the| Fhicseicis nery yesterday, Capt. Ahues said. Chicago 2 14 -Sll‘H h Fox Ci |will be extremely difficult to de- gl e Philadelphia 20 A BENHIONIRE X Sampany. Itect it in the darker hours. OFFICES CLOSE HALFDAY New York 19729 .2 SOl AT | Officials at Start "FOR REST OF SUMMER Boston LR 469 | MISS LANGTON VISITING Official inspection of the boat Brooklyn 14 20 412 MISS DOROTHY GODDARD | a5 made and official time was| Beginning today Territorial and Cincinnati 12 26 316 taken by local people appointed|Federal employees will have half- American League Miss Alberta Langton, who has g representatives of the American|holidays on Saturdays until Sep-i Won Lost Pct.been teaching in the Anchorage|Power Boat Assoclation. Willis E.|tember 15. All offices will be clos- Philadelphia 29 9 .763 | public schools during the past year, |Nowell was referee; Dr. H. C. De- ed for the remainder of the summer St. Louis . . 25 15 625 is here visiting with -her friend|vighne, H. G. Walmsley, Dr. Rob- on Saturday afternoons. New York . . 20 16 .556fMlss Dorothy Goddard. Miss Lang- (ert Simpson all of Juneau, Adolph NP — Detroit 24 21 533 ton ‘will ‘be here until Tuesday|Schmidt and Richard Froboese, Se- BEN MULLEN HOME Cleveland . 19 20 487\ when she leaves for her home inattle are the official race commit-| po npullen. who . was operated Chicago L1840 26 .381 'Newberg, Oregon. tee. Local timers and starters were:| | "¢ " the removal of his appendix g{)fi:‘ngton frare :i E gg; = eeeee—eeo-n|two weeks ago, left St. Ann's Hos- Gastineau Channel League i pital for his home this morning. il Won Lost Pet. 7 Douglas 2 0 1.000( % 3 Moose . - 3 2 .600 | B et 1 ml ANNOUNCEMENT American Legion... 0 3 000 STABLER TO MOTOR ON PACIFIC COAST For an extended motor tour of Pacific Coast points of interest, United States Attorney H. D. Stab- ler left last night on the Admiral Rogers for Seattle, but will stop off at Ketchikan for a day or two. He shipped his automobile south on the same steamer. Mr. Stabler is expected to go by plane from Ketchikan to Seattle. There he will be joined by Mrs. Josephine Tupper and Mrs. Iva Til- den and with them visit Yosemite and Yellowstone parks and visit other California points. Mr. Stab- ler will return here about July 1. EXHAUSTED BEAVER FLOATS ASHORE AT OIL DOCK FRIDAY A full-grown beaver drifted ashore yesterday afternoon on the beach at the Union Oil Company dock. He was exhausted and apparently al- most dead, when he was discovered. Employees of the company noti- fied the Alaska Game Commis- sion and Warden Dufresne went to the rescue. The animal was put in a small boat and taken to a fresh water stream on Douglas Island where first aid was administered, cut without result. The beaver died shortly aftér being put in the creek. There was no indication of in- jury about him. 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