The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 7, 1931, Page 8

R ] ' = THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1931. INTERIOR ROAD YUKON BRINGS ~ POPE, VATICAN LOTS OF FISH OPENEDACROSS | 22 PASSENGERS ARE ATTACKED RECEIVED HERE : VALDEZ SUMMIT| FOR THIS PORT sivc ko vpear i AND SENT AWAY ... Italian Press—Per- | | week. and 3 cents a pound, sccond grade. i She will be back here late this‘ TRIP TO SOUTHERN TOWNS | |George Johes, Mrs. J. Metz, Hoonah. Zynda R. D. Carrigan, ett, Waash.; Mrs. Seattle. AT THE HOTELS Gastineau Jupeau; Irene Alaskan Harold T. Mullaney, Gust | Seattle; Elliott Fremming, Wran- |chikan; Ur\P[ Rudolph Bergenson, W. A.|gell; Watkin Davies, Stockton, Cal.; Hagen, W. I Scott, Fred Stretton, | Joseph Toy, Margaret Halverson, Verdie Roark, C. J. Cummins, Har- | James Decker, Tenakee; Val Felger | |old Brockhang, H. P. Packard, Ar-|and family, Santa Barbara, Cal.; Taku Harbor; Al- in, John Worcester, - eron, D. A. Soter, George YSON RETURNS FROM Maguire, Petersburg Harry | Bay; G. B. Wesler, Fred D. E. L. Hunter, The Ina J., Capt. Fred Walda!.i T. S. Morton, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- | Russ, Washington, D. C.; Mr. and G. Larsen, George Barnes, C. W. took bait and ice today preparatory | ki Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Smith.]Mrs. Raybourn, Boise, Idaho! Mrs 'Scon, Taku; George Powell, Auk to lea‘ ng for the halibut banks Smith, George Bacon, Ted David Rodgers, Mrs. Alice Greffe,|Bay; P. Rildea, D. E. Brown, Ket- Funter Cam- Eron- Bloom, Mrs. S. Dockry - Traffic Starts from Valdez|Vessel, anm for Seward, mission Given Salmon Constitute Only| H B. Crewson, Alaska sales rep-‘}p“l‘]"w‘;‘;:f;f“}fl b g An_‘__—.___;".‘.dff_“fl" Ever Se‘me- Louis Early, Tenakee. . . 7 |resentative for A. Schilling and K W T J — June .Z(). Maj. Elliott | Has Gene -ral Freight r - odibintal Species Involved in (:"Jg):n“_‘ewhorhas beef]’wnductmg drew Hahn, Alf Moystad, John Announces T | for Juneau t the Pope Hranisactions amoaions i ‘the towns in the |Peterson, H. Carlson, C. Carlson, A e Teopening of | hern end of the Division, re- [Hsns Nesvay, Willam Hawkins, PRESER VE mpaign against | turned here @ few days ago and |Hoonah; Henry Museth, H. L. or Lots of fish. Both in and o Receipts and shipments were com- prised of salmon exclusively. Cat. es totaled 24,650 pounds, and dis- | assumed the new M:toriahpl‘la'fi amounted .to 49,300. Cargc \paign is made with the Gov-|Were sold by fishermen for the p ment's permis t | vailing prices of 10 cents for lar 6 cents for medium and 3 cen pound for small sizes, the purch: in all instances being the June ff and (‘A holic Actmn or- 11 be g Fascism. Ba Aleutian 4} will (mor"e president and manager. s, captains and hailings fol- | ¢ PRINCE HENRY OUT SOUTH FROVI HERE 0. H. L. Freeman, Sadie, Sandy Stevens, 3500 P. Boos, T. F.| route Imm Sk y to Van-|pounds; Alma, A. Bartnes, 1,000; P. Kesovia, Mrs. P. Keso- ver, the steam | Beulah, Henry Moy, 6,000; Erma Mrs J. Hunt. Canadian Na Neddon, a ed in port at t Monday and sailed at 1 Ed Doyle, 600; Eagle, Henry Yrj: 3,700; Elfin, E. O. Swanson, ‘Ace Al Weathers, 6,000; T 37 able food com-|a.m | James Young, 2,500; T 27, Andr general merchandise| Passengers boarding the vessel Palmer, 500 ;T 632, J. B. Bensc | here included: Mr. and Mrs. J. P.|400; T 1375, John Westfall, 50; T o'clock | Murphy, R. E. Legg, J. P. Wood- 419, Henry Anderson, 50. | neduled | wor r. and Mrs. Val. Felger for | Some Goes to London at 5:30 Vancouver; Fred A nderson, M.| Shipments consisted of 6,000 |Brown, E. Young, for Se: pounds of pink and chunk salmon, On its next trip here, | frozen, to New York; 500 pounds da\ !he Prince Henry of pink and chunk salmon fillets, rge cargo. mid dms: and (this af |to sa S | this ev up and in IBRANT ARRIVES FOR far as Stony Mountain at ce work is pro-j legation of Pennsy frozen, to New York, 39,800 of froz- t point on If”“" BRIEF VISIT HERE vmo ha\'e been attending en dressed king salmon to New ard Mount Eielson. { |Lodge in Seattle and ar g | York for reshipment there to Lon- | don; 2500 of prozen king salmon |and 500 pounds of fresh sockeyes | iced, to Seattle. | In addition seven tierces of mild 6 PASSENGERS SOUTH cured king salmon were sent to Se- | attle. neau six passen-| The shipments were by the San|= gers for s south, the steamship | Juan Fishing and Packing Con Princess Alice lciL here at 8 o'clock |pany, Mr. George, representati this morning for Vancouver, B. C. |and by the Cold Storage Company. She had arrived a few hours pre-| Sitka Gets 6-3 viously from Skagway. Word received from Prince Ru- Persons who booked passage at|pert, B. C., today, by I Goldstein this port were: }omwr of the halibut schooner S For Vanco A. Mason, |ka, Capt. William Doucett, was 1o Miss W. M at yesterday she sold - > For Seattle—P. Mitsules, her catch 40,000 pounds of hall oud Papcrs at The Emplre. 1J. Fr}‘. Mrs. B. Sandorxm Jbut for 6 cents a pound first grade Walter Hodge will be the ! gy t inspector on this pro-| is being m’AdP on | ast Aasya tour. the South p of the Alaska States Bureau L. Hunter, ar- I " PRINCESS ALICE TAKES | today with Field Russell aboard. He e Brant orning developme! » eward, preparations are un- | dging on the refuge ts which is ex- : Naghel and daughter, aghel made the round and return on the The contra Bridge and Dredge Com- use a pumping e mater of the Al Estebeth |the effect ‘Mrs, E (T Ilii I IlllIIIIllIIIi IHI IIIlII C@fleman’s C@fleman’ s , Bert Caro, the mot- | § from her regular to Port Alexander. New Wash BLOUSES Chiffons Shantungs Special $1 95 Striped Flowered Polka-Dots Solid Colors . Prints In all-over embroid- S | § § § § ery handkerchlef lin- % | 3 Georgette MMER FROCKS! Sizes up to 44 en and batiste in all shades. Sizes 32 to 40. TO BRIGHTEN YOUR WARDROBE A TYPE FOR EVERY OCCASION e e e et i~~~ | Dresses of height-of-the. season styles at end-of-the- season prices. An unusual offering at an opportune or s ca 7 time for that mid-summer ° | wardrobe-freshening you've GEMEY [ been promising yourself. . | Dresses formerly sold at - ‘ $16.75, break-taking values, HERE { reduced to an almost nom- inal amount. Juneau Drug | Company | Free Delivery Phone 33 Post Office Substation No. 1 Coleman’s Hollywood Style Shop “One of Alaska’s Distinctive Shops” = £ = = £ = = = = = = = = = £ = = = E = = = = = £ = E = = = = % nterests of his company. ara Winn _ | Sitka aboard the Admiral Rogers | Mrs. E. C. Guermn, daughter Amy | buryport, & Lou and son Eckley, take a cottage on Cold Storage Company, Wallis S |and spend the summer months. ’Cochrar C. Wittanen, J. P. Mor- gan, L. M. Carrigan, William Hou- an, Juneau; Gus Johnson, Pet- irg; Harry Fielding Reid, Bal- Md.; Mrs. P. Boatwright, Mrs. L. B. Atkinson, New- Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. E. , Willlam Houlivean, Ju- 2 and Mrs. C. E. Ahues, Mrs. A. Minard, Taku; J. B. Leavenworth, Vancouver, B. 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