The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 23, 1930, Page 8

] 8 Pl AN NN N THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1930. PLANE SMASHUP DOESN'T DETER PAYNE'S FLYING New England Official Makes Lighl of Airplanc lent Recently 1 smashup, i out of it uninjured, do one plane-shy, according to R. (Bob) Payne, Production M for the New pany, who wa exe neau In the Starr Calvert of the San Juan Fish F. 8 for Libby, Mc herring. packer, E. W. ( S representative of Smith g Machinery Company, and Smith, American Ca Com- pany representative. | Mr. Calvert, Capt. Swensson, Mr. | Peterson and Mr. Fosse arrived | from western districts where they have been observing operations and runs. The others came from the! Bouth | Has Cioge Call Payne was a passenger with Mr. hree other New England officials ; OGS ] yilliam Brewster (left) and Percy Chaffec who are piloting last week in a Canadian airplan® ... .fueling plane for Dale Jackson and Forrest O'Brine in their | that cked up at Butedale, B. C . ks s ¥ He was {he onby one to escape in. Aempt to regain the endurance flying record at St. Louis. 1 jury. A. L. Hagar, Vice-President : and Managing Director, suffered landing al Butedale. The pilot| Good packs were reported at Dun- head ¢ ad bruises and had onc banked under the lee of a moun-|das Bay and Excursion Inlet. { ear almost torn off. Louis B. Good- | tain and the ¢ hit a downward| At Kake, Saturday evening, Mr.| rich, and William J. Rich, directors air current. Seeing he would be | Murray had up 11,000 cases and from Boston, also sustained painful unable to pr nt a smashup, the |was ahead of the 1929 pack. An injuries. All of them will be con- pilot dropped into a large tree |early run of pinks had been report- ( fined to a hospital for sometime.!to break the force of the fall. ‘led on the west coast and in the The plane was attempting a After his companions were in a|southern district. Prince Rupert hospital, Mr. Payne proceeded north. He arrived hers on the Aleutian yesterday, looking for a plane to take him to Cha- tham wh his company operates mer; He was on hand to meef the when it landed from | Atlin and within a few minutes, he, Mr. Galvert and Mr. Smith were in the air., Mr. Calvert went to Todd to look over the Peril Strait Packing Company’s plant, and Mr. Smith went to Funter Bay. >oe AMERICAN LEGION TO | MEET THURSDAY NIGHT Pinal action on the question 5f amending its Constitution to pro- vide for an increase in annual dues| is expected to be taken tomorrow | evening by the local American Le- gion Post at its regular monthly meeting at the Dugout, it was said tcday by Post Commander Claud i Helgesen. All members of the Post are urged to attend. .————— TICE _HAEFFER’S a o LIFE-TIME FOUNTAIN PENS ~ Guaranteed for life in every | Bipbot Mle: Paik respect—Exoept loss. Capt. Swensson, who left by boat yesterday afternoon for Taku Hi BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. free Delivery Phone 134 , and Mr. Calvert said with the S of Chignik, Kodiak and |\ wyyom 1¢ May Concern: Bristol Bay, the salmon runs are | U pee) Bongard, has left better than normal. Both fc 4 my bed and board and has not better than normal pack *been living with me for five other districts. months. I will not be responsible A heavy run Ifor any debts contracted by her Cook Inlet w since February 15, 1930. Prince William kS | —adv. ROBERT BONGARD. WHEN WE SELL IT were beginning to show up in LR S RS | IT'S RIGHT . great quantities last we utat, | B. P. 0. ELKS Mr. Swensson said, is getting a good | Express Money Ordery pack. At Port Althorp, Sunday| Meeting tonight. Important busi- night, the Alaska Pacific cannery |ness. M. H. SIDES, ! had 73,700 cases last Sunday Ilk:.!hl.‘ Secretary. J —adv. S e ] ---“and so I traded in my old, unsightly utensils on this new beautiful ENAMELED WARE.” 29¢ allowance on your old cooking utensils — One trade-in on each new piece purchased You can equip your kitchen through this TRADE-IN Plan Replace your old, dingy, dented, cooking utensils, that have outlived their usefulness, with this genuine COLUMBIAN-MADE Enameled Ware IVORY WITH GREEN TRIM For a limited time only we are in position to allow you 29c each for your old aluminum, tin, copper, cast iron or enameled cooking uten- sils, to apply on the purchase price of this new ware. Everything you need to make your kitchen utensil equipment com- plete is here on display. Come in and see this beautiful, triple coated, Ivory Ware, that is on sale at greatly reduced prices. Juneau-Young Hardware Co. I by Glenn H. Curtiss, | Aviation Pioneer, Dies Suddenly STANDARD OIL . DRIVES PILES ¢ BUFFALO, New York,July e FoR NEw PIER ¢ 23—Glenn H. Curtiss, avia- # tion pioneer, died in the e e General Hospital today. He » +» was brought here several e e days ago from his home in e Warehouse, Plalform. Gar- , Hammonds Point, for an e age to Be Completed « appendicitis operation. . . . Mrs. Curtiss arrived after e in Two Months e his death. . Death was due to pulmon- e Pile driving started yesterday for e ary embolus, caused by a e the new wharf of the Standard Oil @ blood clot in one of the e Company on the Thane Road. In ® main arteries leading out of e |addition to the pier to take the ¢ the heart. . place of the one that slid: into ® 9 Gastineau Channel last January,® ® ® ¢ ® & e e e e e e e 0 a warehouse, a covered platform and a garage will be constructed. |, The wharf will be 30 feet wide oma A. and M. college, where he and 120 feet leng; the warehouse y.s a six-letter man. 60 by 120 feet; the covered plat- e form, 40 by 120, and the garage 22| KETCHIKAN MAN DIES 30. H The site of the improvement is between present plant of the Stan-| dard Oil and plant of the Union| 0il Company. Lumber for the wharf and build- ings will be on the ground in a‘ week. Everything is expected to be|a completed within two months, e MAN MISSING NEAR CORDOVA Disappears in Mountains— | One Hundred Men Make | Fruitless Search CORDOVA, Alaska, July 23— More than 100 Cordovans -have combed the nearby mountains since last Friday for Robert Browning, of Vallejo, California, and without success. Browning left Cordova last Thurs- day for target shooting and has not been seen since. | A terrific rainstorm has caused much alarm. Men are watching the action of eagles which may locate the body, if Browning is dead. Browning is a nephew of Lee C. Pratt, Forest official, whom he was visiting. - e H M'CREADY WAITS FOR MEET rduated this year from the Okla- Mark A. Bussanich, well known nd popular resident of Ketchikan, here he has been interested in eries for many years, died at 1at place last week. He was 45 vears of age, a native of Austria, resident of the United States for resided at Ketchikan since He is survived by his widow, children and a brother, all |nad 11909, ! i i ve 1esidents of Ketchikan. The broth- er, John M. Bussanich, was asso- ciated with him in a fish market at Ketchikan. ———————— EAGLES’ PICNIC Sunday; July 27, Old Auk Villag=. Tickets, 75 cents. —ad7. “Tomorrow'’s Styles Today” JUST ARRIVED! A Nice Assortment of AMULET, Sask, July: 23.—Earl| McCready, glant wrestler who was a member of Canada’s 1928 Olympic team, has returned home to wait Japanese Coolie a Coats R e S o B o S ST TR for the Canadian amateur wrestling McCready was tests this summer. In Rayon, Silk and Challie Moderately priced at $5.50 to BATH BRUSHES with DETACHABLE $10' 50 HANDLES 5 From the neckline to In colors to suit your hemline they are the bathroom. last word in smart- $1.00 ness. Juneau Drug Company Free Delivery Phone 33 Post Office Substation No. 1 “Juneaw’s Own Store” Alaska St;rawberries 25 cents basket Largest variety 'Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in Juneau—and we can give you BETTER GOODS GEORGE BROTHERS PHONES 92—95 Five Fast Deliveries See the Newest Fabrimode Costume Hosiery in powder tints. Come in Crepe and Japanese Silk Chiffon. $1.95 PER PAIR J. M. SALOUM 2¢ years and of Alaska for 26. He | Daily Cross-word Puzzle ACROSS Solution of Yesterday’s Puzzle 14. Groaned 1. Small boys \ L L L A the Enst Indles . Mountaln in * Massachuseits . Liquors Imprecation . Plerce with 8 Diner pointed Staid weapon Rested . Intercessor Flowed . Braziliun State: abbr, maeaw Little; Seoteh Affirmation Lad . Contend iven Half notes ame Afternoon Convened El funetion errible Edge 38, Hero of 8 D] Natty famous song Gradual pass 40. Dry ng 42, Feminine end- N . Remnants of i 3 combustion 4. . Not one “. . The European 46, 6. Sea eagles burbot 45 7. Genus of geess b2 Old word for 18 8. Sungod learn 85, 9. Kind of tuel 53. City In 1. Binding fabrie 10. Whole num- Pennsylvania 56. Tre; 2. On the oeean 4. Former ruler for game 3. Filth 6. Top eard 58, Is composed Gluts 7. Equine animal 0. Silkworm & Hawallan food . Pronoun o EL AN R - B A% % . Hd aNd dEe 56 & ANEE N RN UNNEUEEE A EE GNEE JEEN | NOW IS THE TIME FOR JELLY GLASSES | Flats, with covers, dozen, 50 cents at: | GARNICK’S—Phone 174 Old Papers for sale at Empire Officel CHARLOTTE HAS MANY TOURISTS ‘Princess Boat Will Call Here Friday on Re- turn Voyage South With 174 passengers, nearly all of whom are making the round trip between Vancouver, B. C., and Skagway, the steamship Princess Charlotte, Capt. C. C. M. Sainty, arrived in Juneau at 6:30 o'clock last evening. She departed for her northern destination at 11 p.m. Four passengers, F. Blanchard, H. Tobey, Miss J. Kyle and Miss K. Smith, were listed for Junéau. She had 4 tons of freight to be un- |loaded at Skagway. | She experienced a pleasant voyag~ north. On the return trip sou'n, {she is scheduled to call here PFri- jday morning. Chilkat 0il Company To Start Another Well CORDOVA, Alaska, July 23.—The Chilkat Oil Company, with the only producing oil well in Alaska, will start another well according to an- nouncement made here. =3 The Coffee Shoppe MRS, K. Hooxmgp I| | Home cooked ineals as you like | | them.” Featuring Chicken Din- | | ners every Thursday. 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