The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 21, 1930, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, OCT. 21, 1930 BRINGING UP FATHER [TwEr | WHAT i g IF ANYBODY MENTIONS MINIATORE GOLF TO ME TO-DAY: 1'LL. MURDER ‘EM- ., DAUGHTER " BIRDIE" MR- PARFOUR OF FAIRWAY AND NIBLICR DRIVE 1% OUTHIDE WITH MRS - STROKES AND HER J HOLSE 1S IN THE THEY WANT YOU To ROLGH- BUT— HAVE TEA WiTH £ THEM AT MR- ( dy; ‘ [LA SHOTS HOME- RS, (S5 PG 2 [ ©1930, vl Feature Service, Inc., Great Britain rights reserv ed. ot AT | = TAYLOR WINNER HALIBUT DROPS; OF FELLOWSHIP TWO BOATS SHIP FOR FORESTRY FISH TO SEATTLE Local Man Wins One ofiBuyers Wire Principles and, ight Fellowships of Another Auction 3 Park Education Board Is Likley ‘ { y F. Taylor, United States For-| «pq pox ana sh miner, attached to the For-isponse of Capt. Emil Samuelson, of egyiService organization in M“k“»lmc halibut boat Dixon when 7 and <and local resident, has been award-l4 conts a pound were the best fig- ed bne of the elght fellowships for (yres hid for catches today on the ng leaders in forestry, made“Jum,au Fish exchange. by the Charles Lathrop| ugo will I,” added Capt. Olaf Lar- | orest Education Board. Seven |go, of the Avona. | the awards went to Americans| mpe two cargoes hailed a total d one to. 8 Canadian. {of 14,280 pounds, and this fish will| The awards range up to $1800\5, forward abcard the steamship ually. Mr. Taylor is to make Northwestern tomorrow to Seattle ies at the School of Forestry of lon consignment. e University of the silvicultural Of the 14 boats with an aggrogate gement of coniferous forests, or 67,300 pounds of halibut in port to be supplemented by field work|toqay only one, the Fane, Capt. in Washington and Alaska forests.|ole johansen, with a catch of 2,400 He will leave sometime during the|noings, unloaded on the offer of winter to take up the studies. 7 and 4. Mr. Taylor has been on the A]a:»[ Others Refusasd Tender Us staff for several years.| mne rest of the craft refused the 12 past two years he has been ltonger, and other captains, besides an intensive study of forest| cantains Samuelson and Larson, He is the author of a|giseyssed the advisability of ship- issued booklet dealing With|niny their fish on consignment to the various types of tree growths|geattle. in; the Territory, showing the range | Representatives of Seattle packing of each varlety. {companies wired their principles of There were 80 contestants enter-|ine - gituation. Answers to cables ed for the 1930 awards. The fellow- [ware expected late this afternoon ships were established to encourage, another auction is considered men of unusual intellectual and jjkely and fishermen are holding personal qualities to obtain training their catehes pending new. bids. that will equip them for important. Low offers here are asctibed by work, elther in the general pracsdg e ety ko ¥in tice of forestry, in forest research;! in the forest industries, in the| teaching of forestry, or in the de-| velopment of public forest p: 1l Winners other than Mr. Taylo#| were: James Lindsey Alexander, Asst. Professor, College of Forestry,! University of Washington; Eitel| Bauer, Forester, Cason J. Galloway Company, La Grange, Ga.; Ralph Caird, graduate student, University| of Chicago; Bernard Frank, Asst. Forest Economist, United States Forest Service, Washington, 'D. C.; George Ritchle Lane, Forester in charge of reforestation, Canada Power and Paper Corporation, Grand 'Mere, Quebec; Henry Ray- mond Rogers, Forester, Clarke Es- tate, Cooperstown, N. ¥.; and John | Burton Woods, Forester, Long-Bell Lumber Company, Longview, Wash. e “Paily Empire Want Ads Pay. was the re- hs. —— . PicoLy WiceLy REAL VALUE ump - Nut Coal HE WANTS YOO TO DEE THE NEW HOUSE HE \© BLILDING ON POTTER STREET AND HAZARD AVENDE - THE - By GEORGE McMANUS A STRANGE MAN- THIS MR- INGGS! FOR HUSKIES LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 21.—Marvin List of Boats Faul of Fremont looks like he is! Boats, captains and hailings list- going to furnish the Cornhuskers ed here follow: another threat for high scorer in; Margaret, Capt. Peter 5,000 pounds; Louhelen, Capt. Knut the only three practice sessions due Hildre, 3,000; Dagney, Capt. Ed to injuries in the game with the| Skaret, 3,00; Tern, Capt. Louis Texas Aggies, Paul smashed through Sunderland, 4,500; Thelma, Capt. five first downs in four minutes. Bernt Alstead, 4,200; Emma, Cap! g Thomas Ness, 6,000; Addington, Capt. Ole Sevold, 500; Fremont, Capt. Olaf Winther, 5,000; Dix i Capt, Emil Samuelson, 4500; Ina J., WS show, an increase of 403 ’ Capt. Louis Andestad, 7,000; Avona, Since 1920. Capt. Olaf Larson, 9,780; F Capt. Ole Johansen, 2,400; Mab: Capt. Ole Jackson, 2,200; Ford, Capt.' Ole Brensdal, 3,600. e e .} Prince Rupert, which in turn, th declare, has depressed thé Seattle market, PAUL SHIN number of farms sissippi is 312,453, census The total | SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION | No. 3112A. | In the District Court for the Ter- ritory of Alaska, Division Num-| ber One at Juneau. ! THE B. M. BEHRENDS BANK, 2 corporation, Plaintiff, vs. A. C. FISHER and GRACE H. FISHER, | formerly known as and named GRACE H# DAVIS, Defendants. | h2 PRESIDENT OF THE UNIT- ALASKA LUMBER T0 BE OFFERED , | DAVIS, defendant, GREETING; | | You are hereby required to ap-, Theodore Tollefsen Leaves pear in the District Court for the| s v Territory of Alaska, First Judiciall on Busmess Trlp |Division, at Juncau, within thirty to Shanghai 1(30) days after the last publicatibn of this summons, namely, thirty (30) day: of October, 1930, in case this sum mons is published, or within forty (40) days after service upen you in case this nons is served upon you persona and answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff on file in the above eh-| titled Court in tho above cnfitlpd| action ¢ f ] said plaintiff in said actipn demands the following, relief, name- judgment’ against you and yohr for the following sums: $3350.00, together with in- attle. From the Puget Sound me- terest thereon at the rate of 8% tropolis, he will take the first trans- per annum from June 1, 1927, and pacific ship available for Shanghal. a further sum’ of $500.00 as plain- According to present plan: tiff's attorney's fees, and plaintiff's cargo ship will come to Alaska late costs and disbursements herein if- | in February for the first shipment curred. ) of Northern lumber to the Orient.| You are hereby notified thht | The lumber, it is expected, will be!plaintiff has caused to be attached, cut by the Hidden Falls Lumber junder a Writ of Attachment issued | Company’s mill at Hidden Falls. |out of this Court in this cause, During Mr. Tollefsen's absence |the following real property belong- the Juneau office of the corpora- ing to you and situated in the tion will be in charge of N. C. Mc- City of Juneau, Alaska, towit: Brown, under supervision of the|northwest one-half of Lot 4 in Block | board of directors. |17 in the City of Juncau, Alaskaj | To arrange for the shipment of Alaska lumber to China, Theodore Tollefsen, president and manager of the Oriental Cooperative Corpora- tion of Juneau left here last nigh for the Far East. He exp: to be gone from this city about three months. Mr. Tollefsen was a passenger on the motorship Norco. He will stay in Ketchikan a few days to attend to some details,of the corporation’s business. From there he will go to Prince Rupert; thence to Se co-defendant R T et sl b St b | “The Latest Styles in Women's Shoes ALWAYS” AT ARNOLD’S BOOTERY GOLDSTEIN BUILDING Ideal for Furnace or Heater for half ton 25 Delivered acific CoastCoal Co. Phone 412 together Hildre, |the Big Six conference. Getting in ' with the tenements, her- « ments and appurtenance: thereunto appertaining and belong- ing, and the following described personal property belonging to you nd situated in or about the house on the aforedescribed real , towit: (PORCH) 2 ¢ 1 old stove; (KITCH , 1 bowl, isdiction of this Court and that, upon judgment being granted against you, plaintiff will apply for an order from this Court to sell both said real and personal prop- erty, 0 much thereof as may be necessary, to satisfy such judg- awarded to the you in this d accruing or pt 1 be against as may f and on, including cost rs, 1 table, 1 mirror, (BED ROOM) 1 table, 1 spring, 1 mattress, 1 mirror; ROOM) 1 china closet 1 bowl, 3 platters, 22 saucers, plates, 2 salt and pepper shake 1 dining room table, 4 chair ING ROOM) 1 writing des C Western heater, 2 rs, 1 rocker, 1 croc , 1 sanitary couch, 1 couch mattress, 2 pillows, 1 cloc 6 shades, 3 sets of curtains, 1 rola, and 10 records; (BED ROOM) 2 bureaus, 1 small stove, 1 bed, , 1 spring, 1 arm ct child's bed and spring; (STORE ROOM) 1 trunk, 2 slop jars, 1 electric stove; (HALLWAY) 1 hat rack. You are rurther notified that neither said real property nor said personal property has been dis- charged or released from said at- Deputy Clerk. achment, and that said real prop- First publication, Sept. 30, 1930. said personal property Last publication, Oct. 21, 1930. notified that ail to so appear ntiff will take for want apply to this relief demanded and as herein- You are n the event yol nd judgment ag »|thereof and will Court for the in its complaint Y above stated. You are further notified that the date of the order, made and entered by the above entitled Court, for the service upon you of this summons by publication, is September 29, 1930. WITNESS the Honorable JUS- TIN W. HARDING, Judge of the above entitled Court, and the seal of said Court hereunto affixed, this h day of September, 1930. al) JOHN H. DUNN, Clerk. By NORMAN B. 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