The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 31, 1929, Page 8

Cr— i SEASON OPENS HERE TOMORROW l.CCal Spol‘lsmen Pl‘(’Pal'e to Take the Field in Force, Opening Day GAME AND BIRDV\M many have been seen on the few weeks are likely to have to beach and hunters during the next climb well back into the hills if they get much game Local ducks are fai | Several nice bunches seen on Mendenhall Fl during 'I\ st ten days It was various- mated that between 200 and s are using the bar now. 1 fine flocks of geese have | been seen in the same vicin-| Reports received from outlying ions ate that botrn 1! geese are as plentiful as| y numerous. have been ! THIS EVENING future, carrying both -passengers and mail among the towns of Alas- kn and Seattle. They will remem-~ Iber that their first ride in & plane {was among the Alaskan mountains and over the glaciers when they !won a guessing contest in 1929. All guesses must be into the Em- pire, or in the mail today, to be |considered for the contest. To- |morrow the coupons will be exam- Wmners to BC Announced ined and the winners found. An-! ‘nouncemeul of those who ‘have| in Next Tuesday’s |come closest to guessing the correc: Empire |mnenge and number of passengers | will be made next Tuesday. ISEAPLANE RIDE CONTESTCLOSES TWO GAMES MRE SCHEDULED FOR SUNDAY, MONDAY Legion and Douglas Play Sunday Afternoon and at this season of the year. he season on mountain goats brown bear also opens tomor- r hunting parties e the field in district in the near future. The ason on goats closes Drmmbm 31 and on brown June 20. The bag limit on Lo.fl.s is three and the same number of bear in| |this district | The limit on ducks is 25 in the The season on migratory birds|,..,eoate of all kinds, geese eight opens September 1 and closes De- ;4 prant eight. Fifteen grouse cember 15. It opens on deer On ., gjiyte the limit, and 25 ptarmi- Juneau’s sportsmen were mdnx“ preparing to take the field toma row morning in force, greeting the opening of the bird and d son with the customary of powder. It was estimated tr hundreds would be on the duck flats by sunup Sunday morning, and that many hunters would ((me‘ the hills during the next two days| for deer. this Septeniber 1 and closes November | oo ™ o 0T the latter 30. Local dealers in rifles lnd“”““h Hokhie Aty 26 ammunition say that the business st ifichyidle | this vear is at least equal and| FISHING PARTIES USE SEAPLANE KETCHIKAN FOR HASSELBURG TRIP probably in excess of that prior to the opening of the 1928 season. Reports received at the Alasku] Game Commission headquarters here indicate that deer are morc numerolis than for very MAaBVi s nine grlock this morning the years Abundant feed has Ketchikan, Pilot Anscel them into the finest of co Sl b s Dorothy with Wendell Dawson, | stream gauge engineer for the pulp and paper interests, who will re-| main at the outlet of the lake at| . tidewater several days me ‘ N(’u} Sul,’s the water power; J. A. Ca | and H. L. Faulkner. Upon the return from Lake| ior F(lll ,Dorothy the Ketchikan left fun | Lake Hasselburg with Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Manville who will remain at |the lake for a week on a fishing The new fall styles are S . trip. Another trip to Lake Has- beginning to arrive. selburg will be made this afternoon Smart looking two-but- |with Allen Shattuck, Curtis Shat- ton models in grays, (tuck, R. L. Bernard and scvcrul% !others who will spend the week- blues and tans. |end fishing. | ! The seaplane will probably make 'a trip to Skagway during the day and tomorrow afternoon the plane will leave for Sitka to return to SABIN’S The Store for Men $30.00 and up Bill Casoy is. stil at No. 8 Wil- lnughby Ave. with tne best TO- BACCO and SNUFF CURE. Hours 2p m to7 p m Cal and we will demonstrate. P.O. Box 327. adv | —_————-————— | Dell E. Sheriri, Juueau's plano tuner. Hotel Gastineau. —ady WING FOOT AND $1.50| See BIG VAN | LADIES’ AND GENT’S HALF SOLES ........ | high mark, Today the Free Seaplane mdc{ guessing contest of the Alaska- Washington Airways Incorporated, | closes and next week the names of the lucky ten boys or girls to win the rides over Taku and Menden- hall Glaciers will be announced by Anscel C. Eckmann, Pilot and Alaska representative of the com- pany. In the last two weeks, during the time the contest has been running, | prietor of the Terrell Beauty Par- lor here, zuela, where she has been located for the last six months, according jto word received from her by Ju- neau friends. | Moose-Douglas Monday ————.———— ¢ MISS VIOLET TERRELL Two baseball games were sched- IS IN SOUTH AMERICA Uled today by President J. E. Bar- ragar of the Gastineau Channel Baseball League to be played Sun- |day and Monday afternoon. The |game tomorrow will be the last game on the league playing sched- ule between the Veterans and the Islanders. This game was postponed early in The country is very interesting, |July and played about ten days Miss Violet Terrell, formerly pro- is in Maracaibo, Vene- the interest aroused by Mr. Eck-‘nnd as there have recently been|ago, resulting in a tie score. If the mann’s flying around Juneau and 'discoveries of oil in the vicinity, among the towns of Southeast Alas- there is reached a Miss Terrell wrote. and both young and to remain there until next spring old have been figuring as to the|—— a, this summer, has possible mileage covered by him in the seaplanes Juneau and Ketchi- kan, since the epochal flight from Seattle on April 15. When the announcement is made jof the mileage covered and the number of passengers carried be- |tween April 15 and August 15 there | will, without doubt, be many sur- |prised people in Juneau, who will realize for the first time how thor- oughly Alaskan people have taken {to the air since the passenger serv- ice was inaugurated by the Alaska- Washington Airways last spring. Among those winning rides in | may be a few boys or girls who CORN STARCH, reg. 15¢ pkg. .......... o el |the guessing contest closing today will be the Alaskan pilots of the ANGELUS MARSHMALLOWS, $2.50 7 i box. =il Mgy Sh o et 1.25 B l d CERTO, reg. 35c¢ bottle, 2 for ......... 55 ot ? SALMON—Amocat Brand Best Red, Sunshme regulapidoe @ Ll S 35 PEACHES, in heavy syrup, reg. 40c.... .33 Real Imported Norwegian COD LIVER OIL For Sale At Phone 25 Free Delivery | Vets win, the Moose will be win- considerable excitement, |ners of the second half, while a She expects'victory for the Islanders will put them in a tie wfl.h th(’ Moose for STOCK UP NOW FOR WINTER HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR PRICLS FLOUR—Red and White Brand, 49-1b. bags, blended wheat .. $2.28 Flour is going up, take advantage of this Come in and open your account with us NOW and take advantage of our credit at cash prices. 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And if Douglas wins the playoff game, there will be no Little World Series necessary. ———.————— AT ST. ANN'S HOSPITAL Sam Ostrich underwent a major | operation at the hospital this meorning. Miss Dalma Hansen, teacher the Juneau Public Schools, entere the hospital this morning for medi- | cal treatment. e Try & HOT ‘LamMAYLZ after the| show. Jureau Tce Cream Parlors | R Chicago has an army of 525,000/ workers, statistics show. . An international aeronautics con- ference to unify aircraft laws will be held in Warsaw in October, FIRST B {the strip from Taku Harbor over g relation to the coast line. | were obtained. |chikan, MAIN EVENT—155 DOC SILVERS vs. SOLDIER OLSON SEMI-FI NAVY PLANE MAKES SECOND ATTEMPT TO MAY LAKE DOROTHY The Naval amphibian planc No. | 2, piloted by Lieut. E. F. Burkett, with Lieut. L. P. Pawlikowski and photographer Moore, made another trip to Juneau from Ketchikan to- day in an unsuccessful attempt to obtain mapping photographs of Lake Dorothy jand the adjoining lakes, showing their position in The low clouds made it impossi- |ble to obtain Jue desired photo- |graphs, though a number of feet u( moving piutcres of the lakes The plane stopped a short’ time in Juneau before returning to Ket- S A w NS e Francis Fitch Kellogg, Provi- dence, R. I., believes he possesses the oldest bicycle in America. was built early in the nincteenth centu) OUT STARTS 8:15 P. M. 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