The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 13, 1930, Page 8

BOXER ARRIVES WITH REINDEER AND RICH CARGO Danish ( Couple Weat yunt, and Big Dog er Gales Boxer port > be- e left Bar- and mountain iled from there No- t be bucked » ran with it and made st n hour with bare poles. We to pour ofl on the w g of the wind for ken Off Course us 90 mile blew off our ught h wind all to Dutch Harbor. Prev- 1 at St. Lawr- > we left school ) schools and put ¢ Mr. and Mr SEATTLE PRICE Plus Freight PER LB. s GEORGE BROTHERS PHONES 92—95 Five Fast Deliveries Pajamas OR Lounging Robes In Broadcloth, Flannel or Silk. HOUSE SLIPPET felt or leather. SUSIUISISISISUST S i See our display before deciding. SABIN’S “I:venthmg in Furnish- ings for Men” Honeymoon | s became worse | ¢ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE SATURDAY, DEC. 13, 1930. | sula Nome. | 1ar, witk | jeweler, w hel water pipe leck froze. Betw and Seward we were to for two days itch Harbor npelled to lay 1se of fierc Seward to Cordov m Cord d by one which was only us than the one suffered north of Dutch Har- bor Chance to Shave “We enjoyed the quiet water iastineau nnel. Their peacel »d all the men to to the number of 600 were loaded at Barrow, Point Hope, Cape Prince of Wales, Kot- zebue and Kivalina. About 165 | were discharged at Seward, for that city, Anchorage and points along the Alaska Raiiroad to Fair- and were put off at rs will be discharge Wrangell and Ke 200 to be The deer are thi Count von Platten is the titled | Dane. He has been with the Lomen Company learning the He signed on as a mem- the Boxer's cre Kot- lender | He is a h;,ht h.\m _ His khaki shirt and trou s, uously ¢ evidence tha not en gned to any onerous tasks aboard the ship. His chief affectation consists of a pair of ta: colored hip rubber boots, turned down at the knees Like the North “No, I am not returning to Den- he replied in answer to a to his plans. “From Se- e, T expect to go to Vancouver, and may arrange a con- nection with the Huds Company. I prefer an to a remote post. I North.” Mr. and Mrs. Leon 8. Vincent are the honeymoon couple. Just before rta Wood Elliott will become the wife of Rep. Charles e had | 5 habitants there. * are whites, who are connected with idow and 1 teaching school at are returning to they lived before not,” said Mrs bly under 30, chic ve enjoyed life at are about 220 in- Of these, twelve and pretty, Barrow. There the Presbyterian mission and hos- pital, the wireless jon and the school. Barrow is always in touch, We with the rest of the world by means of radio. | 24-Heur Receplion | “Reception there is better than! anywhere else in Alas It is ontinuous throughout the 24 hours, and comes in distinctly from all parts of the earth. For days in summer the sun shines 24 hours contiuousl That’s good. For days in winter—just now for instance— there is no sun at all, and only a' dim light for a short while about noon. That's not so good. “But all in all, we were very happy th and Mr. Vincent nodded | asse Furs Still in Style “I see” concluded Mrs. Vincent, ‘skirts are becoming longer. No- tice that I've let mine down. But furs, like diamonds, are still in| always. I have some nice | Mr. Vincent comes by his in- clination for the North naturally.| | His father rebuilt the Barrow snhoo] urned in 1928, and also | ing Island 001, se of the precipitous the school, like the ha |(l to be built on stilts. “Tip” is the name of the bxg "I"""” nere, beach houses, ‘ SHOP AT SAL.OU FIRST Many of Your Gift Problems Can Be Solved Here Toilet Sets IN IVORY PYRALIN BE "AUTIFULLY BOXED ATTRACTIVE DESIGNS From $6.75 to $40.00 Butler - Mauro Drug Co. MANY COLORS LT T T T T amute. am Warner, | prospector from A Gesture SILVER that are worth your & The Nug He owned by Will-| a veteran miner and of the Seward Penin- ho boarded the Boxer at The dog wears a silver col— h an en a\mg by a Nomr which s the 1 are you? - name .~.lnp. Whu ate of Your Affection are offeri g some SPECIAL CLOSE OUT VALUES IN PIECES investigation aet Shop A M’S FRED JACOBI \[. Behrends Bank, DROPS DEAD ON FRONT STREET Fred Jacobi, about 50 years of dropped dead at 2:30 o'clock s afternoon in front of the Sani- v Meat Market on Front Street. ling, he crashed against the ow window and a piece of broken ass cut his face. % taken to the e body was s W. Carter Mortuary. A book and papers in the hes gave the intelligence that had deposited money in the B. the last de- being as late as December last summer he had worked e Northwest Fisheries Com- ny and that previous to that he been employed by Ernest anson, captain and owner of the 1on fishing boat Elfin, the mort y, efforts are be- made fo asce n if the de- ed man was married and to n who are his surviving rela- A FINALS PLAYED ON TOM THUMB GOLF COURSE On the Tom Thumbs golf course the A. B. Hall yesterday, nals for two-week membership s as first prize T .rnbusmp cards as second prizes. high | 100l boys, and boys and girls 12/ of age and under contested | The | “We've ults were as follows: High school boys — Toivio Lahi- kainen 52, Horace Perkins and Ted | Kukula 54, Valentine Gartley 58, Paul Hansen 63 and Ray Jackson 6. Boys, 12 and under—Thomas Hall 50, Wallace George 52, Earle Mon- agle 53, Fred Harris, Hank Mead and Robert Douglas 54, Lewis Tay- lor 55, Jack Stanyar and Casey Harris 56, and Ray Swanson 57. Girls, 12 and under—Sybil God- frey 57, Jeanne VanderLeest !SG Leonore Anderson 68, Olga Paul 72, Louise Adams and Maybelle Geor ge 3. the honor Puffy,” to see A bird with a fine philosophy. Kookaburra laughs at dawn and at night eodzy,” says and one-week | As it views the world in its sorr plight.” o AT HEAR US OVER KFIU EVERY EVENING Leader Dep’t. Store Open Evenings PHONE 454 GEORGE BROTHERS, Props | Arnold Hildre, Loren liam Rodenberg, Clarles ‘Jamcs Johnson, Elmer Linds: ‘ and Alvin Blomquist. Besides the Juneau team, Haines, | Douglas and Skagway quintets will | participate in the tournament. By the p: elimination gs the mpionship among the \\‘x!! be decided. Athletic club teams from Ska v and Chilkoot Barracks will also HOOP TOSSERS T0 DEPART FOR HAINES TONIGHT ]uneau ngh School Wlll‘ Be R d B | engage in contests. epresented 1n Bas- | The tournament will begin to- | ketball Tournament { morrow eveningand end next Sat- | urday night. | To engage in a series of games in VistpOR R T quATiet |a basketball tournament at Haines |0 at Chilkoot Barracks. | next week; members of the Ju- jneau high school squad of hoop| Mrss Albert White, Wife of | tossers, accompanied by Athletic|2d States Marshal White of t ‘Coach A. S. 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