The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 6, 1930, Page 8

| ¥ ! { ' L ; THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, SEPT. 6, 1930. cerning the following posed to be in Alaska: John R. Gray, or Frank Manne- man—Both about 68 years of age, weight about 140 pounds. Supposed LEGION TRYING persons sup- \Bo'n in Au\trla in 1869. Supposed QO have come to Alaska in 1915 or {1916. Seek Ketchikan Man for[ William Malkhasian—Who was in Alaska sixteen years. Collier for Main Go for |’ Ludwig or Louis Froehlinger— Smoker October 11 |supposed to have come to Alaska |about 1920—at one time lived in 1t satisfactory arrangements can |Ketchikan. 3 be mad Joe well-| Anyone having any information known Kkan he and about the above persons, please Joe Collier 1 be dliners |communicate with the Governor's the local |Office, Juneau, ]a<k1 for a smok Ame next Kenneth is now in c 1 October 1 - ELLIOTT NAMED can Le W on - wi Ketchikan Fi terms. | ) again. The two men have fought on several occasions without a isfactory dec er plastered RUAD MEETING the “little b brother” with a knockout at Ketchikan on one memorable night but was later de- | prived of the victory when the judges ruled him out on the ground that the knockout punch had landed on foul territory. Manila fought here in the last Fourth of July smoker, getting a draw with Soldier Olson who at that time had a kayo victory over Collier to his credit. Since then the latter has evened the score with a quick knockout of Olson. The change this week in owner- ship of the A. B. Hall, which was purchased by J. E. Green, will not Represent Territory and Gov. Parks at Wash.Conference To Alaska will be officially repre- sented at the annual meeting of the| International Association of Road Congresses in Washington, D. C., !was announced today by Gov. (,v('nrgc A. Parks. Maj. Malcolm Elliott, President WINN DEPARTS ON INSPECTION Alaska Agen—l;f Bureau of Fisheries to Visit Entire Division On the first leg of a trip which will take him over entire Southeast Alaska on a general inspection of salmon spawning grounds and streams, and the fisheries generally, Dennis Winn, Alaska agent of the United States Bureau of Pisheries, left this morning by plane for Kla- wock. He will be picked up there by the patrolship Teal and taken to Ket- chikan. The Brant, which re- turned here this morning from Cha- tham Strait, will go to Ketchikan to pick him up for the rest of the inspection. Capt. M. J. O'Connor, Asst. Agent, returned here early today on the Brant after visiting Hawk Inlet, Tenakee, Killisnoo, Todd and other points. There are many fish still outside in the straits and the streams are filled with them, he | said. TWO KILLED AT 'MAYOEXPLOSION of the Alaska Road Commission,| has just been designated by the| (Special to Empire) SKAGWAY, Alaska, Sept. 6.—Ac- affect the Legion’s arena in thal Gouernor to represent the Territory | cording to advices received here building, Post Commander Claud Helgesen. It is now the intention of the personal representative \ Gov. Parks was invited to person-/ it was made known bY a¢ that gathering, and to be his a boiler in the Kimball Brothers new sawmill at Mayo exploded carly today Kkilling Ray Moshell Vets to stage a smoker monthly ,ny attend the meeting which will jand Hector Bullac. through the winter, he said. —ee———— STELLA MARIS BRINGS OWNER T0 HUNT BEAR L. H. Smith, One of Alas-: ka's Regular Custom- ers, Is in Town One of Southeast Alaska's regular customers arrived in Juneau this morning for customary supplies of scenic thrills and wild game. He is L. H. Smith of Seattle. He voyaged north‘on his yacht, Stella Maris, which translated from Latin means Star of the Sea, a trim craft of 100 horsepower, 65 feet long with accommodations for 10 persons, besides the captain, the cook and the galley boy, too. Mr. Smith, with a party of friends is destined for the Icy Straits re-y gion where, under the guidance of Joe Ibach, a hunt will be made for | brown bear. Later, efforts will be exerted to get close enough to mountain goat to kill some of them. The Seattle yachtsman will visit here three days to meet his many friends. He plans his present sporting trip will occupy three months. With his boat, he has been a frequent visitor to these| parts, the latest previous occasion having been last spring. The Stella Maris is skippered by Percy Redmond. She left Seattle eight days ago and is wharped be- side the Government Pier. ) £ UF Sl R { SEVERAL MISSING PERSONS | ARE BEING INQUIRED FOR Inquiries have been received con- Urip at this time, |panied by his western Alaska since early last spring. Capt. J. J. O'Donnell, who has here. He will bring it back north from Seattle at once. ———,——— NOTICE The P.-T. A. will hold a recep- tion for the teachers, Thursday, |Sept. 11, at 8 o'clock in the High School Auditorium. —adv. |have present delegates from the several States and probably from many foreign countries. As it was( limpossible for him to make the| he appointed Maj. | , who will go east about the| middle of the present month, to act | for him. 1 TUCKETTS LEAVING | ON VACATION TRIP Charles Tuckett, of the Coliseum string of theatres in Alaska, accom- wife, left on the Alameda today for Skagway and Haines. the same steamer, continue to Sit- ka, where the new theatre will be| inspected there, then to Petersburg. Wrangell, Ketchikan and to Seattle. From Seattle the Tucketts will go to California cities and then to Salt Lake City, Utah, where sev- eral weeks will be spent in visiting relatives. They expect to be ab- sent on their vacation trip for about six or se\'vn weeks. 'CRANE ARRIVES FROM BRISTOL BAY TODAY| The patrolship Crane, United States Bureau of Fisheries, which is used in administering the bu- reau's control of the Bristol Bay area, arrived here early this morn- ing enroute to Seattle. It had aboard 27 men employed in South- been here for the past ten days, !took over command of the ship SLIPPERS Women’s Pajama Slippers WITH HEELS Colors—Green, Black, Red Special at $2.25 These slippers are the latest on the market . . . they arrived are guaranteed fresh new models. ALSO COMPI SLIPPERS this week only and Score of new stock. ETE LINE OF | — For Men, | Women and Children All new stock . . . placed on sale at Big Remodeling Sale Prices Leader Dep't. Store PHONE 454 GEORGE BROTHERS, Props. City ELSIE JANIS QUITS STAGE LOS ANGELES, Cal, Sept. 6.—/ Elsie Janis, screen actress, has quit the stage forever. Asked about marriage, “I will not get married. she said: I think | writing is my career and that will be sufficient.” She is to write for {the films. | They will return soutn on[PERMIT TO INSTALL CABLE IS DESIRED Formal application for permission to lay a submarine cable from the present site of the United States cable office at the junction of Front and Main Streets to the new capital building was made to the Council last night by Sergt H. W. Irvine, Operator in Charge.| The result was subject to the work being done as outlined in the ap- | plication. The Council's session was brief last night and only routine business was transacted. The usual month- | !ly bills were paid. ———.———— Justo Saurez, Argentine light- weight champion, spoke via radio to the South American country, after he knocked out Bruce Flow- ers, negro thtweigh[ in New York. VAPURE A wonderful relief for HEAD COLDS In two convenient sizes 50c¢ and $1.00 BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. free Delivery Phone 134 WHEN WE SELL IT ITS RIGHT Express Money Ordery NEW SHIPMENT Victoria Special ? Shirts ! in White and E Colors $1.95 Datly Cross-word Puzzle A 4. Biblicat city Alr: e %H [ ] H o d d 49 |0 JEE AN JEE dn . Jann %% III //%Illll ACROSS Solution of Yesterday's b uyzzle 8. Member of & ; 1. Div of & monnstie nrd-r play Hemnined GLACIER ROAD ternational First Ald and Mine Rescue contest at Louisville, Ky., late this month, observing the Tatest developments in that scope of mine safety work. Later he will proceed to Pittsburgh to go through the big mine safety station of the ALASKA NOW BOUND NORTH fl L pidlad lll B il A N dBwE - i ///II ///Il ] by Johnson-Gardner Company, is now completed and has been ac- cepted by the bureau. MILLER LEAVES FOR LOUISVILLE Head of Baredis of Mines) | Safety Organization to Attend Big Contest George H. Miller, in charge of first aid and mine rescue work in Alaska for the United States Bureau of Mines, accompanied by Mrs. Miller, left last night on the Admiral Rogers for Seattle. They will be absent for about two months. Miller will attend the In- Mr. OUR 600DS HURRIED T0 MERCHANTS Vessel Omits Some Calls in Order to Get Here This Morning In order o celiver to Juneau merchants for Saturday's trade per- ishable cargo that would deteriorate if they had to hold it over Sun- day for Monday's business, the steamship Alameda hastened her voyage from the South and arrived here at 9 o'clock this morning in- stead of her previously announced time of 9 o'clock tonight. Shortly after the vessel docked, her large shipment of fruit and vegetables was distributed among consignees and was on display in local stores. When the Alameda left Seattle, she was scheduled to arrive here this morning, but on the way North she encountered heavy fog. At she had to lay to eight hours. To make up this and other lost time, Capt. Gus Nord decided to omit scheduled calls at Washington Bay. and Taku Glacier. She will make these stops on her return south. At noon today, the vessel shifted across Gastineau Channel to Doug- las to load salmon. She will de- part from there late this afternoon for Skagway. The Alameda brought 40 passen- gers North. Seven of these dis- embarked at Juneau. They were Mrs. D. H. Andrews, Betty Jean, Mrs. L. C. Keith, Beatrice Keith, Dorothy Keith, Irwin Potter and Mrs. George Worth. Passengers who went aboard the vesssel here for Lynn Canal ports were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tuckett es for Seattle; F. Monroe, Mrs. Ja Corbett, Louise Milner, W. E. chard, Mrs. Flynn and Mrs. for Skagway. BY ALAMEDA trip! | ) APPEALS FOR FARMERS’ AID | 'Congressman_o—f Oklahoma Asks for Release 500,- 000 Bushels Wheat OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. 6.—An appeal to aid farmers in this State suffering because of the drought has been made to President Hoover by Congressman Stone. Congressman Stone asked the re- HOSIERY LINE IS NOW | COMPLETE FOR WOMEN Sheer Chiffon $1.00 and $1.75 i Service Weight lease of 500,000 bushels of wheat for farmers' consumption and also feed for stock. $1.95 It is proposed to give the aid to farmers “who have little or no credit.” ———e—— — MORE SHOCKS MELFI, Italy, Sept. the streets shouting. were calmed by officials. no casualties reported. duration. BEAUTY SHOPS BEING BOMBED — The| second bombing of a beauty parlor in two days fbok place last night. .The front of the Famous Beauty Shop, on North Cicero Avenue, was CHICAGO, IIl., Sept. 6. blown away. rates in permanent wave: LADIES* FAMOUS Queen (uality Shoes Priced from $6.00 to $8.00 Fresh | “ront Street New Stock Just In Next -to Gastineau Hotel FELT, MELFI G—Severnl light earthquakes have been felt | Bella Bella, visibility was so poor, here within the past 14 hours and the excited population rushed into ‘The people | No damage has been done and The shocks were of five seconds A beauty shop on Lawrence Ave- nue was blown up Thursday night. Both shops were advertising cut CHILDREN’S HOSE Quality Ribbed 25¢, 50c 60c the pair In all colors lestraved for M Lo Bureau of Mij . lqnity nes. % Unhnppy E Biggest Parkmg Space in| For the pat two years, Mr.| SEATTLE. Sept. 6. — Steamer 1 nl digt N Availabl Miller has been conducting classes|Alaska sailed for Alaska ports at 12, Sent ot the T Territory Available In first aid and mine rescue. dritls [ O'clock this morning with 89 first at Mendenhall all over the Territory. He has just|Class passengers and eight stecr- 1 IF_’ completed work in the Fairbanks|age. The following passengers are E district. On his return to the|booked for Juneau: cupe urn e 10 Enbutous v Aet Thie blgz;st :‘;w:::;f ‘pT::fif Territory he will probably organize| E- M. Murphy, John Davis and 20. S o e - | TPace. RIDYREE s classes in thf wife, George J. Schnuer, Leroy . is district. 1 H ment ablé to MOUESIIREIEE A MEE sbdetr Crukaging Eckley, L. E. Iverson, Mrs. J. H. E:: .A" :;r-l»:':-’.::; denhall Glacier trip. It is located Olson and two steerage. 28, T efore at the glacier terminus of the spur eIt ¢ £V 12 ) R i A nt ndmirel | jeqding from Glacier Highway. it ] It has a maximum capacity of - 100 cars, it is estimated by the ) ertly % lwlaaln- bird 61, unl::yw‘ 3 United States Bureau of Public | ivn 5 1 O arhers 1 Snvuge of the 4% Nake for Roads. It has been leveled off, Wush day (18 }‘unlnlno istand of . ;;'""I','l':': men I surfaced with gravel, and a guard T i necessity ending Luzon o * . . pined 3 en of 1dt d R o 1T e <o o Jugo-Slavians Convicted of o Vur to ren wn . . ¢ vpans point _ lamuage formance Foen The spur and parking field was Crimes by Italian Ameslean 5 8 Unsmelted Transgression d to traffic last week id iR NEW YORK CITY, N. Y, Sept. Mretitoise 39. River bottom Littie ehild opened to {r o Authorities 6.—Babe Ruth has opened a new . Promnan ki u';.n.'n:'p'::' ol M. D Willlams B Englet men'’s ‘store on Brond:’vny and sold The project, which was constructed| pprpgry gtaly, Sept. 6—Four|his first merchandise to Knuie of 18 Jugo-Slavians tried for acts of terrorism were executed by a firing squad this morning follow- ing conviction. cesco Marusic, Xvonitiro Milos, Ferdinand Bidovec and Luigi Val- encic. Two others were acquitted. Twelve were gliven sentences |ranging from two and a half to‘ 30 years. The defendants were charged with 13 murders and 31 attempted mur- ders, bombings and fires. The plans of the gang were to kill Premier Mussolini. BOMB WRECKS THEATRE BLDG. HAMILTON, Ontarlo, Sept. 6.—A bomb explosion wrecked the Queens’ Theatre and shattered costly me-; morial windows in 8t. James Cathe- dral. 5 The bomb is believed to have been placed so as to destroy the theatre. The explosion tore out the side of the theatre building and twisted the stage. Rockne, Bob Shawkey, Manager of the Yankees, and Lou Gehrig. 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