The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 17, 1930, Page 8

e ALASKA DAY T BE CELEBRATED HERE TUMURRUW Holiday for Offices and Banks to Mark Anni- versary of Purchase Tomorrow Juneau will join with the rest of Alaska in observ ance of the 63rd anni ] purchase of the Terr: sia. On Octol 18 can Flag was raised nalizing the formal acq the United States of Russian Amer- ica Y fund to bear t e ittt THE DAILY ALASKA WIRE FRIDAY, OCT. 17, 1930. "t‘,\'i(‘o Will \Aid Highway from 'Alaska to South 0OS ANGELES, Cal, Oct. . 17'The Governors and rep- resentatives of seven Mexi- can States through which the route will traverce, and Governor Filiberto Gomez, of the State of Mexicali, and Rublo, gave unanimous ap- proval to the resolution call- ing for Mexican cooperation ational High- banks, Alaska, in the I way fro to Argen Birdie Ash at a Seattle hcspltal . . . . . . . representative of President o . . . . . . ° . Davenport. “We saw many of :h&n particularly on Swan Island. We brought back four that we killed at Mole Harbor. “There is no scarcity of geese. We got all we wanted. Unlike the ducks, the geese are of uniform excellent quality. “One rather strange incident of the trip was that only a few fawns | were observed. I saw none at all. Whether they are unusually few or unusually shy this season is a question.” The hunters chsroered the hali- | but boat Pierce and were gone five days. Weather was favorable ex- cept on part of the return voyage. Off Port Snettisham strong wind was experienced, and the boat was able to make but slow progress. “The only other hunting party we saw,” declared Mr. Davenport,” was composed of Waino Hendrick- son and Cedric Davis, who with two DUCKS SPOILED FOR EATING BY - FISHY FLAVOR i Hunters from Seymour Canal Report Scar- g city of Fawns | Ducks are plentiful in the Sey- mour Canal country, but many hate such a strong fishy flavor that they are not edible. Great numbm‘s of the fowl seem to be <ubslst1ng on fish eggs. This information is brought to Juneau by Virgil Davenport, clerk . i B AT % G ST AR S, B AR T 9 S 1t o sanford Dodge, the direém, will Muns To GIVE appear in a character role, and several musical and comedy spe- cllmes will be introduced between THEIR COMEDY .- All the parts from plumbers, to Good Cast Chosen society leaders are in good hands and an interesting performance of “Keeping Up ‘With the ]oneses nn excellem comedy is assured. one should miss this oppor- tunfiy to witness one of the new- |est of the New York comedies to | be presented by home talented play- ‘ers at the Coliseum Theatre. ——,——— MUVE MADE T0 STOP ISSUANGE POWER LICENSE for| Tuesday, Oct.ober 28, is the date| fixed by the Jumneau bodge Loyal Order of Moose, for the sentation of their comedy, Keeplng Up With the Joneses.” Members of | the order are putting forth every‘ effort to make the event a great| success both financially and arts- | tically. final' license to I. and J. D. Zeller- bach, San Francisco, for a power project In Southeast Alaska has been filed here in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia by J. T. Jones, of Tacoma. He is seeking an injunction to re- strain the issuance by the Federal Power Commission for waterpower rights on Swan Lake. Jones élaims that he acquired title to 480 acres of land involved in the project and alleges that the issugnce of the license would de- prive him of his rights. He alleges he acquired his title from native Indians residing on Revillagigedo Island. Officials of the Power Commission, against whom the’ac- |tion is directed, said that official records did not show that the na- tive Indians ever owned the island. SR SO L BURRUS RETURNS HOME SPECIAL FEATURE AT LEGION SMOKER -~ An added attraction will be fea- tured tomorrow night at the Amer- ican Legion Smoker by a boxing exhibition between E. C. Adams and Harry Krane. Mr. Adams i3 well posted on the finer points 0° the boxing game and has acted many times as judge for smokers in the past. He will give a short . talk and demonstrate the various o blows and counters of the art. This exhibition will start about 8 o'clock. There has been a change in the special event as one of the boxers has left town, Bill Bradshaw. In his place Young Segundo has been selected and according to his work- outs is going to give Al Osborne a go for the decision of the five round bout. Both men are big and fast with a sleeper in either hand. The bouts will commence at 8:30 ¢ 5 where it is proposed to send her i % While no special exercises were lat the Gastineau Hotel; Bert Han- other men were in the power boat| The players who will emermn | k held in the public schools today, é‘;;,;?mf‘pirfi ;li’;flm;ohfim:v;it ffi:l*“ manager of the Juneau Ice Ccrdelta D. They will return the audiences are: Ketchl!(an Pulp and Papet| miwaukee, wis., Oct. 17—1otclock sharp. I attention was directed in the high pospital costs while Lonml%cmg‘Crmm Parlors, and J. M. Saloum, home in a day or so.” Muriel F. Jarman, Elsie Jensen, Pro;ecl Threatened ‘Jeflerson Burrus, faomus Wisconsin —————— i school to tOMOITOW'S ANNIVETSary, must be provided for. It IS esti- |of the Junction Shoe Store, who | ————————— Genevieve Mulkey, Cornelia B.| b Fili FSh end of four years ago, has returned | Miss Maxine Raats and Carl R. : Supt W. K. Keller said. In the mated that $300 will cover all thc»ha\n returned from a hunting trip| CHICAGO, Oct. 17.—The Western Mohn, Katherine Jarman, C. M. y nng () uit |here from Oxford university to|Stolberg were married at Fair- banks and have left for the States. the courses of study in costs. to Windfall Harbor, Swan Island |conference cross-country run will 'and Mole Harbor. be decided at the University of Jorgensen, William T. Vale, H. C.| Gorham, George Jorgensen and P.| WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 17— ‘study law. Burrus a year ago sug- gested that all college athlétes be They expect to make their home a’ . vith 1|11‘?\n|?1r\t:r2:l:,\ 31:;‘ malx;;mged Lhfldgzfi)n::afxngfiLletonigc:::r;t:?‘ “Deer are abundant,” said Mr. | Illinois November 15. Battello. ]A suit to prevent the issuance °,r,':‘f’dd salaries. X Aberdeen, Wash. 4 f_"o special °L""'e"‘“““e has 'be"“ morrow. It is desirable, according| __ " T R A S XTI ¢ 3 % S ¥ e arranged locally for fomorrow. Alito Mrs. Ashs physlclan, thay she K l|l|llllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH|IIIIIIIIIIII||IIIIlIlIlIIIIIIIIIlIIIIII|III|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIII"ll||IIHIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIlllflllllllIIHllIIIIIIII"IIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIII = = - be sent south at the earliest pos-| == Banks will also remain closed for the day. Some of the Federal of- fices, including all bureaus of the Department of Agriculture, some of the Interior Department, and those of the Department of Justice, will have a holiday -, — |sible date. Mr. Gross has already received nearly $100 of the negessary amount. This includes a contribu- tion of $25 from Mr. Gross him- | self. | | SEATTLE HOCKEY SEASON ‘ TO OPEN FRIDAY, NOV. 21; OFFICERS MEET OCT. 28 George Bros. ;. Make Your Dollars ' | Cover More Ground e Getting more for your money is easy at GEO R GE BROTHERS. Values that have made us known for econ- omy the year round have been stretched to make this store & £ HUSBANDS LIKE TO ROUGH IT; WIVES SEEK HOTEL EASE | VANCOUVER, B. C, Oct. 17.71 Vancouver ice hockey fans wil asslstam agent | 5¢€ the first game of 1930-31 hockey season at the Arena on the night of Monday, November 17. Seattle’s season will open Friday, November 21. John Keamey here of the Pacific Steamship Com- pany, and Mrs. Kearney take their vacations at the same time. So do John Hermle, grocer, and Mrs. Hermle. But the husbands and the Frank Patrick, president of the wives do not enjoy the same pur- Pacific Coast Hockey League, in cuits. The men like to hunt. The |Mmaking this announcement, added men like to eat somébody else’s that the annual meeting of the ocking. So the former are stalk. loop would take place in Tacoma, ing deer in the Pybus Bay area, October 28. and the latter are enjoying a| He sald the games would be steamship voyage to Seattle aul|Played regularly here on Monday will test the culinary efforts of t4c |Dights. best hotels on the Pacific Coast. Portland has Thursday nights, Se- Mr. Kearney and Mr. Hermle will |attle Friday and Tacoma will have be gone two weeks. Mrs. Kearney Saturday night contests through- and Mrs. Hermle will stay away Out the season. until hostelry fare has lost its ap- | O Y S A peal. RUMMAGE SALE | The Martha Society will hold a |RUMMAGE SALE Tuesday, Octo- GROSS w""l‘ CANVASS ber 21 in the building occupied TOWN FOR MRS, ASH 13, "rmer o Second . Main e HOSP.FUND SATURDAY | strcets. sate starts at 10 a. m. - Donations are now being received W. D. Gross smd today that he 'at the basement of the Presbyter- has received several checks for the |ian Church or Phone 106. adv. R TR headquarters. The items featured here are only a few of 24c¢ 16¢ 24 -3¢ .24¢ the attractions that await you. PIMENTOS--Amocat-- 2for ... LIBBY SALERKRAUT JUICE-- BEr i v e ads DUNBAR CUT OKRA-- [ RS A L S R S and W PRUNES IN SYRUP-- Perfin: i Loyt CRANBERRIES-- Pound ... CASCADE BUTTER.- Pound ..... B. K. TENDER PEAS.. R 11 ounces; 2.cans .... :... & 260 ROCKDELL GRAPEFRUIT-- 8 ounces, 2 for .... .. LIBBY STRAWBERRY JAM.- 20 punces o S iRy N o @ T at a fractnon of the cost of cream. Double- rich in butter fat. Best for all milk dlshes. CLOSING OUT ALL SHOES BARGAINS IN MEN'S, WOMEN’S and CHILDREN'S SHOES LIBBY L OGA\BERR\ JAM:- 13 ounces TOMATOES-- Solid, Fresh, pound o CORNED BEEF-Target Brand-- Pertin.... e e R s St : N > (1) o (1) I’hl ICAN BATHROOW TISSUE-- 3dor .. FRESH MEDIU\I EGGS-- Dozen QLILE\Y A\\ FI OUR-- ° 49 pounds S NORWEGIAN SARDI‘\’ES-- 49 \\esco,Sfor L‘\DER\\ ooD’ S “ HOI E CLAMS-- Per tin . Leacler Dep’t. Store GEORGE BROTHERS, Props. 4 ‘ FALL CANNED FOODS EVENT : REMEMBER, tomorrow, Saturday, October 18th, will be the last day of our Annual Canned Food Sale: we know you'll appreciate the prices we are quoting on QUALITY merchandise. TELEPHONE YOUR ORDER NOW, you will get the same careful attention as if you called at our store in person. 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