The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 1, 1929, Page 8

Rveviver R 8 [ ————— RICH SURFACE FIND REPORTED ONUPPERTAKU Local Prospectors Report Discovery of Silver-Lead Deposit of Value creppi carrying value the Talu Rives ported here t by Chris Ericsor by. loeal southeast of now being dev Juneau Gold M Company. Interested w shby and sen are several local men ir ing: Wyatt Kingman, Harry Stone- house, James Wickersham, J Hendric James Kell Harry R. Allen and Olaf The a made to have averaged $45 in silver. The discovery is a waterpov by the Alas exposure showed feet de the len claims, or 3,000 fec It that the Alask an en about Manv Group by the Alaska men, the ar lead and to look inter- d an e inter- - - MANAGER Or HIRST | MINE ARRIVES AND ' LEAVES FOR TAKU / Accempanied by Mrs. William D. H Wil general manag of the Hirs chagof mine on Chichagof Island, arrived here yes- ! after: ning, for the He left lh!\‘ lower Taku River Associated Press Photo with W. L. Faton to examine some | Capt, M, 0. Bleumchen, (top). of mincral prospects in which they | the tanker S. C. T. Dodd; Third may become interested | Officer Robert Pappenfuss (center) Mr. Williams and Mr. Eaton were | of the San Juan, and Third Officer responsible for the entry of the, Otto V. Saunders of the Dodd were United Eastern Mining held by federal authorities after i Taku River d the San Juan sunk, taking more into the Taku River dist ; ; 7| wnan 70 lives. developed the Tulsequah Chief| serty last year to a point that bled them to sell to the larger FOREST RANGER WILL concern. i ; Mrs. Willams will remain ners| AID IN CENSUS WORK visiting friends while Mr. William s s on the trip. They probably Willl on a combined Hmber eruis return home late next week and census-taking expedition, Rang- b NN Harold Smith, United St AT THE HO>¢ITAL rest Service, left on the Range (VI apt. George Peterson, thi Mrs. A. N. Lenhart and baby |asternoon for the oy Strait dis- boy left St. Ann's Hospital vester- (triot. The trip will require about day and are now at home in xlw‘m days. Radio Apartments on Twelfth| My, Smith will cover Street. [side of Icy Strait out as far as The condition of Miss A. B. Coie- | Chichagof, then cross to the north the south man, City Librarian, who entercd!shore and visit all the scattered St. Anns Hospital last Saturday |settlements between Glacier Bay for medical treatment, is slightly |and Lynn Canal. improved, | - Found])ead in His Bed, Wrists Slashed ELIZABETHTON, Tenn., Oct. 1 —W. C. cting President of the 1 Glanztoff Rayon Plants, was found dead in bed this Emmet Botelho entered St. Ann’s| hospital on Sunday and is receiving | medical treatment. | James M. Longhurst entered S: | Ann’s Hospital last night and is rozeiving medical treatment for a | ininred soine. Mrs. Henry Stevens, who has been receiving surgical treatment|morning, his wrists slashed. A at St. Ann's Hospital since Septem- |pjoody razor was found in the room ber 14, returned to her home in|gis companies are involved Douglas today strike litigations. .o & .o KTENDED TRIP NOTICE Eishop J. R. Crimont, 8. J., left | Reg meeting of MOOSE- Juneau this afternoon on the Prin- | HEART LEGION No. 25 tonight cess Louise and will make an ex tended tour throughout the States - e New. select line of visiting cards Empire. All members are requested to be present. There will be initiation and lunch G. A. BALDWIN, Herder. —ady. Great pitcher that he is, Guy Bush (left) will, per- force, be called on to do plenty of work during the impending series when the Cubs tackle the Athletics. Just to let you in on some of his secrets he very leagues. | obligingly lets you ses two of his famous deliveries. When Guy Grooves ‘’em Over the Pan At the top 1s nis curve, that sharp breaking shoot thnt has all the batters breaking their backs. “whizzer,” perhaps the smokiest speed ball in the big International Newsread THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, OCT. 1, 1929. HUNTERS OFF 10 WESTWARD Three Prominent Eastern| Men on Evans to Hunt | munt on Kf)i!‘lll{ ISlE‘.E‘.(} John M. Mackie, of New York | Franklin Edson |son, of Gre | bound passenger: | miral Evans where they will ¢ hunting big g of Kc will act Although the three hunter done some hunt have neve nd n Canada, they before been to Alaska enthusiast ard to a most succes: ing trip. There were been four in the party, | fourth member recently announ | his marriage and was unable to ac- | comipany the rest Mr. Mackie, thre ! months hunting game in Af- ;n.vn last year, is an experienced jhunter. He said that although he (suffered with the heat in Africa, he did not think that he would havc |that difficulty to overcome while in | Kodiak ! Mr. Mackie is { fisherman and hope: jeral days fishing in on the island I in New York Watson are but thi who spent big and es are a Franklin Edsor i ustrator and poet of New York | and Roger Edson is champion Con- | nceticut State Amateur [)A“(,ln(v‘ Handicap 1 Both men | |are well-known estate brokers | {in Greenwich. | | They ere all 1 s of Squad- ! Iron A, Cava of the New | | liamstown, Mass., and Franklin Ed- json is a graduate of the University of Virginia, at Charlottesville, Va.| The hunters were amazed at the number of automobiles they saw both in Ketchikan and in Jur 1 and eeably surprised a the number of modern convenience | were found in Alaska. They we lighted with the massive beauty an ed wildness of the scenery and pressed themselves as preferring | it to that found in Canada. In‘ |“peaking of their trip, they said |that they were enjoying every mo- | |ment of it and that Capt. 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Wing ONLY ONE SWISS IN NINE WORKS IN HOTEL GENEVA, Oct. 1—Switzerlaad lly is not one great big hotel, as many have supposed. Hotels stick out from every moun- tain side and loom up in all the valleys but native statisticians can prove that the tourist trade is only a part of the nation's industry. Only a ninth of the Swiss work- ers are engaged in the hotels. Fig- ures show, also, the importance of tips because wages in the hotel Ko o (R industry equal only a twentieth of | Minnesota is the leading butter the industrial payrolls. | producing State, with Iowa second. John Carter Anderson, mining ngineer and his wife, Mrs. John Carter Anderson, and son, arrived in Juneau yesterday after spending the past six weeks making an in- spection trip on Admiralty Island. | They are leaving on the Princess Louise for their home in Beverly Hills, Cal. While in Juneau they | were guests at the Zynda Hotel. | F. R. 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H The scope of the investigation is | unknown but it is expected to, continue until the National Guard officers, sitting as members of the| cou have sifted every angle ofi | Border crime on charges there has been official conspiracy to protect crime and also on investigation | into the assassination on September | 13 of District Attorney John Hol- | la separate trial. Mother and Baby Serving 30 Duys In County Jail BARROW, Wis,, Oect. 1.— A mother and her eight months old baby began serv- ing a 30-day sentence in the county jail yesterday because the mother, Mrs. Pat Ritchie, was unable to pay a fine of $75 for violation of the Pro- hibition laws. leeeeascecee of the trio and each will be given George Abshier will be the first and the others are Ralph Fleagie and Herbert Royston. The fourth member of the gang, Jake Fledgle, is still free and is believed gathering a new gang about him. Ralph Fleagle has a chance to scape the gallows by virtue of a confession implicating others. Abshier and Royston are resigned to their fate. —— AIR LINE FOR FREIGHT IS PLANNED IN FLORIDA DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, Oct. 1. |—An airline to operate between Jacksonville, Daytona Beach and |Miami with freight and possibly Imail has been announced by |Charles W. Sellick, who heads the mes. e BANK ROBBERS, DETECTIVE IS SHOT DOWNON HIS WAY HOME Discarded Eol Is Only Clue—Killer Fled After Shooting Victim HAVRE DE GRACE, Maryland, Oct. 1.—The authorities, with noth- ing more tangible than a discarded pistol to work on, are searching for an assassin who last night killed A. A. Morrison, of New York, Pin- kerton detective, assigned to the Tavre de Grace race track. Morrison was homeward bound when murdered. Witnesses said Morrison, while going through a darkened street, was accosted by a man who said: “Now I've got you.” The man fired six shots Morrison and then fled. Morrison died five minutes after without regaining consciousness. 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