The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 15, 1930, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1930. (‘ompan.\ national probate service, with of- ficers in the Federal Reserve Bank Building in Chicago, inquiring of the whereabouts of Mr. Beery. The letter says: DAME FORTUNE MAY SMILE AT HENRY BERRY Former Juneau Man's Whereabouts Sought by Chicago Firm Fortune's wheel may It may be that some of his relatives are readers of your paper, | in which event it will be to their benefit to get in touchiwith us at ship and the family history. e, any friends of his who now the address or probable n of any relatives will be ing such relatives a favor by s all of the information to a prize number for H old-time Juneau reside In this city, Mr. Berry owned a believed to be livir curio store, which he sold about Diego, Cal. He a tives of his are s in connection w of property in The Empire y letter from a year and a half ago, to the Nug- get Shop. Inquiry at the Nugget Shop developed that he was seen at San Diego, Cal, received a|in January or February by Thomas Cox and Mullen, who fromerly had a res- “Tomorrow’s Styles Today JERSEY KNIT SPORT SUIT IN TWO AND THREE-PIECE Practically adapted for the young miss and school girls . . . These suits are the latest fall styles— direct from New York City. Attractively Priced &l Juneau’s Own Store once, giving full particulars of their, | day | enroute and talked to! here and who now is co«ak‘l d States Bureau of Pub-J lic Roa amp near Juneau. Miss Minnie Goldstein of the ‘Nugm\ Shop went to the road ‘fox aUl {Mullen of the inquiry respectmgl : Mr. Unquestionably, through |} Ynseal eithe; or Mr. Mullen, commuhi- | 14 trent Laki | (cation be and Col een Mr. Berry and Cox |3 will be established. JTREASURER OF YUKON | TERRITORY IS VlSlTORI G A ell, Treasurer of Yu- kon Territory, visited here yester- | ss. evening while the steamer |Prince Rupert was in port. He is]42 to his home in Dawson af-| g’ ing seven months in the |48 ter- spend. south While E. M Officer of mission e, Mr. Jeckell called on dard, Assistant Executive the Alaska Game Com- SRS S5 T DEER AND GOAT SEASONS START 2L ON AUGUST 20/ ' flll%. Other Game and Bird Open Seasons Begin Septem- ber 1—Limits Given The local hunting season will open on Wednesday, August 20, when the killing of two varieties of game—deer and mountain goat— will be legal. The open season on other game and game birds opens September 1. Deer will be plentiful all over Southeast Alaska, according to re- ports received here. The herds, gen- erally, wintered in fine shape, with 1 s afternoon to inform Mr.| 4 [ 0 v was born in Germany ‘ * i . ' % Unhapny . Island of . Upper limb . Distributes 51. . Shelter . Greek R 81 Chooses 63. . Godlike . . Mosex' . Level L Birds' homes In the direc- tlon of Values Beseech Draw off water Tenrs Formed s Note of a Hall Type measure New York state: abbr. Thing Pulled 0. Falls In drops brother //// mm-p.n, IM‘I ol l)rlll Animations slang b nDowN . Tapering solto 10. in water ulm . Orifice 10 the skin . tadennite amount Varlety of chaleedony . Stite positive. iy . Merited . Put out ot lace . Metrie innd meusures . Plaintive ery of an animal . Ocean . Forwnra - A thraw et o quality with selssors « ed Calnmitous Melody no more than a normal loss, and the islands are reported to be full of the animals. On the mainland in this vicinity a number of them have already been seen. The season for deer has been cut five days this 3ear It opens ten Cafeteria Dance FIRST TIME EVER HELD IN JUNEAU MOOSE HALL SATURDAY, AUGUST 16 Music by the Serenaders A Good Time Promised to All Those Who Attend ADMISSION—$1.00 MOOSE DANCE COMMITTEE on tion, First Showing OF New Fall Extremely moderately priced. $35.00 to $85.00 waterfowl, days earlier than last year—August 20— and will close on November 15, instead of December 1. There has been no change in the bag lim- it, which remains at three for the season. Deer meat, may be possessed at any time. The goat season closes December The season on migratory game birds, bear, grouse and ptarmigan will open on September 1, as in former years. tory Bird Treaty Act regulations, issued by the Department of In- terior, the bag limit on ducks has been reduced to 15, on geese to four, and the maximum posses- sion cut to 50 for all kinds of and not to exceed 30 ducks and eight geese. The bag limit on grouse is 15 and ptarmi-) gan 25, with a maximum possession of 25 for both varieties. The migratory bird season closes on grouse and ptarmigan February 28, bear June 20. — Under December 15; KELLER PURCHASES HOUSE FROM JUDGE BOYLE W. K. Keller, Superintendent of City Schools and Republican candi- date for Commissioner of Educa- has purchased the residence of Judge Frank A. Boyle on Gold and Seventh streets. The purchase price was not made public. Boyle surrenders possession August 25. ————— LET Almqusy rress Your Sull. We call and deliver. COATS Lavishly furred in many new ways. Tailored in the new Silhouetes. legally taken 31| the Migra- and on Mr. on Phone 528 ; WEATHER KEEPS | PLANES AT BASE Wrangell Goes to Hoonah| on Cannery and Fish Trap Patrol Unfavorable flying conditions kept the seaplanes Wrangell and Peters- | burg in their hangars yesterday afternoon and this forenoon. The Wrangell, Pilot Clark Wing and Mechanic Chandlar Hicks, flew to Hoonah today and from there did some cannery and fish trap patrol- ling. It is scheduled to return this afternoon. - — Ruth Draper and Luella L. Wood of Salem, Ore, are at the Gasti- neau. , The Coffee Shoppe MRS. K. HOOKER | Home cooked meals as you like | them.” Feafuring Chicken Din- | ners every Thursday. Rice & | Ahlers Bldg., Corner Third and | Pranklin Streets. P A R »oa. ow. _. FOUNTAIN PENS AND PENCILS PEN AND PENCIL SETS FOR SCHOOL Large Range of Styles and Prices ’ Juneau Drug Company Free Delivery - Phone 88 Post Office Substation No. 1 Alligator Raincoat They Never Leak CARGO OF BEER COMES HERE ON PRINGE RUPERT Shipment of_-|7320 Barrels in Bond Is Destined for Yukon Beer comprised the chief part of the cargo aboard the steamship Prince Rupert, which called at Juneau last night en route from Vancouver, B. C., to Skagway. One thousand, three hundred and twenty barrels ' of the brew were under bond, destined for Yukon Terri- tory. ‘There were 62 passengers aboard the vessel, all except three, round trip tourists. The three exceptiorts were Mrs. L. Stanfield and P. R.} Smith, who disembarked here, and George A. Jeckell, booked for Daw- son, ¥. T. The Prince Rupert, after staying here four and a half hours, re- sumed her vovage to Skagway at 10 pm. Bhe is due in Juneau at| e . ELKAY’S {midnight, Saturday, on her return to Vancouver. DOLLAR LINE OFFICER COMING HERE TO HUNT To hunt out of here for about !two weeks, Hugh McKenzie, Pas- senger Traffic Manager for the Dollar Lines, and Gordon Rowe, prominent business man, both of San Prancisco, will arrive here about September 1, it was made known today. They will be joined here by Brice Howard, local Ad- miral Line agent. Mr. McKenzie and Mr. Gordon expect to sail from Seattle August 27, on the steamer Admiral Evans. From here they will go with Mr. Howard to Icy Strait and pick up Capt. Joe Ibach as a guide and proceed to Glacier Bay where they ‘wm hunt for brown bears. We Suggest— DILLARDS —the New CHOCOLATE CREATION FLY-KILL KILLS INSECTS In 3 convenient sizes 50c T5¢ $1.25 BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. free Delivery Phone 134 WHEN WE SELL IT IT’S RIGHT Express Money Ordery e PSSO Phone 25 118 Bow}rd 8t. LU LT T T CRIMETOBE | PROBED BY 23 DETROIT, ' Michigan, Aug. 15— Twenty-three persons have drawn for service Jury to investigate been on the Grand crime conditions. The Grand Jury will convene next Monday, faced with 15 gangster killings for investigation. JACK FROST ; Moleskin FLANNEL SHIRTS A Great Value at $2.50 H. S, GRAVES | The Clothing Man j NO TWO MEN ARE BUILT ALIKE ] Our suits are made to flt you by the National Tallormg Co. J.M. SALOUM FRONT STREET Next to Gastineau Hotel IT PAYS YOU To Take Advantage of Our Sales PRUNES--large and fresh, pound ... SOAP POWDER--in bulk, per pound ....... WALNUT MEATS--shelled, pound ....... NAVY BEANS--fresh, pound .............. HILLS COFFEE--blue label, pound ....... GARNICK’S 174 Phone 2. Keep to the left. 4. Don’t slow down there isn’t room. SABIN’S IlllllllllllllllllilllllllllllIlllillllll PHONE 478 HIGHW AY By GEE BEE You may meet somebody on the right side. when passing another car. 5. Cancel your Accident Policy. i CALIFORNIA GROCERY 3. Step on it around curves. You can’t see what’s coming. Take off a fender if RULES FOR DRIVING ON GLACIER © §] 1. Keep speed over 50 M. P. H. Beat the other feller to the punch. After three trips, and you are still alright, we feel you will live to a ripe old age, so you had better come in and buy yourself some nice plumbing fixutres or a good heating plant /and enjoy the coming years. RICE & AHLERS COMPANY PLUMBING—HEATING—SHEET METAL “We tell you'in advance what the job will cost.” [T The Home of Better Groceries g lI|mllllluIIlllllllllllulllllllllmllllmIlulnmmlIllllllllllummumuuuuu||||||||||||||||mm" . LT A i k3 =