The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 18, 1931, Page 8

Al B.C.BUREAUOF | Daily Crossucord Pussle QUEBEG MINING “Dos Takes e SEATTLE'S JULY KUNZ DROWNS; GERMAN GIRLON ACROSS Solution ot Yesterday's Puzzle 1. Scent MINES SENDS .0 tzie - MAN TO INSPECT g he—r HALIBUT WAS' BOAT GAPSIZES| WAY TO JAPAN Spring month i ; LG gl SRR | SEATTLE, aug. 18—Gene Kunz| KOENIGSBERG, Germany, Aug.: | il 4 b {:‘;”fif‘ng 12 2"7 BUU PUUNDS sports referee, former basketball |18.—Marga von Etzdorf; who sl b7 ; "~ toot L5 ¥ and football star at the Univer- |undertaking a solo airplane flight 2 | | sity of Washington, was drowned |from Berlin to Tokyo, arriv 8 : ' THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1931. ooth | Provincial Engineer Visits! cedy 3 e e Folsk here yesterday when his outboard | Koenigsberg three hours aft ' 3 Eh'(“‘”” b‘;’"" Tm}m”'s Brmg5 Lngln(’e’) Last Yeal' was 50»000 motorboat upset. departure from Berlin. She re- }l Squaw Creek and Taku " inte f Voo | to Oversee Development Pounds Less but Prices | sl T e mained here one hour. She refucied t R port P e o L L il ) 0’,‘,,&“2,'“'“' W} 'l ater Cl . % | 014 naners ar e “molre office land then hopped for MOSCOW. o Repor rogress oright- | Amitet | on Whitewater Claims Were Higher et e : _— torth prima donna | Ko 4.3 12 ;v - : ) PG maae Noah A. Timmins, prominent SEATTLE, Aug. 18—Seattle’s i S o4 o t . Makes an | mining operator from Montreal, halibut fleet caught 2,207,600 pounds ; ¥ 3 £ n . MTW of Quebec, accompanied by Mrs. Tim- of fish in July. The catch returned ! m Ha Rule TN s, his son Rud Mr. and fishermen $145,335. s o i Nietordstan P e o1 Polnte din B - Sppead floose- | Mrs. A. A. Pare and J. B, Wood- The halibut catch last year wa St > . : eiFa t . A inspection of + ENpressior A 1 Ope who tmi. 60 Ace-queen worth, arrived in Juneau Sunday Dr. Ben Reitman, sociologist and 350,000 pounds less than the catch | Buy Now—7You will never get it at this price again— ¥ s, Lo ST T o niempt g5 Summoned tates combination | evening on the Prince Henry, en- founder of the Hobo Coll in | this i ish | Squaw Creek, in tk Horlzonta s » Stat - t brid, v, ow o e Hobo College in |this year, but prices for the fish Y P counitrit ‘m‘m,, ) Parces of 6. Frult drink it 71 i Takes out {route to his recently acquired (},hu'nun, is shown \vxthl}usf Ede' were Bigher: 45 1080 L ATKD > Wkey | DARIGOLD, by the case ... $3.30 A - S : ground 61 First sign of sibility Rescued | Whitewater claims on the former Rose Siegel, o ew i i 5 y s s boundary line 1nptn the zodiac 3. Omit In pro- 5. Kind of o abeiioa t;h: T*:t“. York, following their marriage in | D27e been in 1031 We buy in large quantities and can sell cheap He 16 Circle of light ' uouncing Jooaed biee | e A e hicago. His new wife (his third) o AR on the creek m:;.\k":wnm‘. R o e | time, Mz 11mmx.n\ said this mo: 'f was once his pupil in a Sunday For relief of constipation see Dr. dians and 10 L 5 Swooping 57, Covers ing, when he was interviewed at gchool class. Dr. Frederick Cook, |Fenton, Goldstein Building. . sdv. 4t ( ARNICK’S Ph 174 in mining. S Bar for 6. BumA" 13 {»'L'l&“"sofl?.%" the Gastineau Hotel, “but when I erstwhile Arctic explorer, served | Ll ) o one were made € was prying 7. Infant of a large return to Juneau next Thursday as best man. | Old rapers sl The Emplre. E ¢ ; 66. Copper coln 8. Literary Toura g I expect to have some idea of what e o - : 67. Matd 0. Taamugntare: o o herairy the Whitewater group is good duced valued at $70. One L R v . Thoroughfure: - herald : hitews g 1 mi Binds' 6. Rim 10. Came ‘back 65. The: French |for- I ot Saking My Sate and June, Paddy Duncan, on Dis- | oty pes “Yfi"fd\\‘“v“‘}; men “rhO have b2en covery, recovered $170 in one lunk\-i .%fln n ?(;;;:Lh’lx;rm;\npmpx::w or years, to - - day. b o h st, Plucky Woman Miner |74 v ... % ..- nM;lz;sz;cr;aslgg:n interested i b i / 7 made a lucky strike in the Cobalt " cman handling a pick and shovel | /7 O se days” Dr. Mandy said, “but / u ir tar s vari . a ! % interests include the Hollenger quaw Creek I saw Mrs. Nun- |29 22 iyt oo o g cz working her own claim— RIS A DO S e e and doing a good job of it. She handles a pick and shovel with the | rest, and is making pretty fair pay Du developed. | “There has been a great impetus in prospecting in *the eastern [ 4 provinces this year,” Mr. Timmins r said. “More prospectors are out in [ ] {the hills this summer than there have been since the war, I believe I understand this is also true of | the north. We expect to do three L tour ottt womk on BB Wi We will take your order until noon tomorrow | water claims, and we'll either be e R and protect you against the raise in price on Mr. Timmins, accompanied by ; his tour of the Pleasant| p country Dr, Mandy inspected the development work carried on by William Bunting, a well known miner from the Portland country, who is driving a tunnel on the Gold Cord property, | former! the Stampede Min2. The deep snows of last winter have de- layed the work, in a measure, but s work shows considerable Dr. Mandy asserted. A 1 has been discovered. To Visit Tulsequah ara’ Creek, a tributary of the | is Dr. Mandy's next ob-| jective. He has arranged with the Alaska-Washington Airw for | ] J | transportation to the creek, and| &\ expects to spend about 10 days| there, interviewing prospectors and | inspecting development work now|Navy Bars Inspection control be nol shown, loaned or Relatives of Dodo not come in yourself just phone us your require- being pursued on the creek. | quoted to persons not connected has been paying dividends since ’ {1911, and a group of claims on @ -« | Porcher Island near Prince Rupert, At Advancing in & ! Mr. Pare anj Mr. Woodworth, who 0y p | are mining ‘engineers, will fly to all standard makes of Ammunition at a big sav- | the Tulsequah on one of the Alas- = !ka Washington Airway | | l_li | | sometime today or n&mnim},p?i"v" ing. Any quantity of SHOT GUN SHELLS, : TR i e RIFLE SHELLS, PISTOL SHELLS. If you can- - | * 24 COw 11} “I understand there has been of New Inventions|with the naval service. | Aid His “Revical” | 2o, ‘ : : come interesting discoveries made| WASHINGTOW, Aug. 18— New| "2, System used for training the ;, ments. REMEMBER, TOMORROW IS THE on Niagara Creek,” said Dr. Mandy, | inventions and improvements in | personnel in fire control and spot-| IOWA CIbTY‘ Ia., Aug. 18}.1—Th" “and I hope to be able to cor-|naval fire control and gas warfare|ting, or the system used during|dodo may be extinct, but the fa- AST 7 P 7 1 al- ; 3 roborate this report when I re-|are held to be of such vital im-|practice or in battle, be not ex-|mous bird has been restored in all | LAST DAY fh“t we will take your order at thlS turn portance to the national defense |plained to persons not connected | its: glory | — that the Nat ang % ¢ 5 | /ha e the -only KW I P B M 7 AP > ¢ N -~ |that the Navy Department has is- | with the naval service. | What is believed to be the only | NEW LLOW PRICE. Our store is open till NINE " , sued an order calling for the ut-| “3. Instruments used in connec- | restoration of the dodo made in Automahc Flshe]’man most vigilance in guarding these |tion with fire control be not ex- the United States has been' eom- | el o . ated or | bleted in the taxidermy laboratory () (‘LO(J\ mn the evening. V) secrets from foreign inspection. In‘pl:unrd loaned, demons Makes Hit in Genoa| i 3 e | i ot i a few instances the restrict stri ying for e - GENOA, Italy, Aug. 18.— Izask ance estrictions | stripped for copying for the bene Waitois of thix Beaport-and IM‘Jn\ny be waived by the Chief nri fit of any person or persons out- TS b i Naval Ordnance. side the naval service. ing town are all agog over a new| e order directs that mm"mm,_\ “4. Filters, air circulating and|Of the dodo, and the down from a labor saving gadget which rings|ing officers of the navy shall see|purifying devices, gas mask stow- | North American eagle for the body | a bell, hoists a lighted lamp and|ing “the utmost secrecy” is ob- | age, gas defense apparatus and any | COvering. gives a strong jerk to the line when | corveq in connection with all fire- | gear or device used in connection SR Tyt TGl a fish bites. ; control and gas warfare material | with the removal or neutralization | BIRLING CHAMP HOLDS TITLE A demonstration by the invent- iy oo far as persons not connected | of agents employed in chemical | or was attended by officials of the | gy the naval service are con-| warfare be not explained, loaned| EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Aug. 18— fishermen’s clubs, port authorities cerned. It continues: }m_ demonstrated to or for the Wilbur Marz, Eau Claire youth, and ‘hundreds df spectatars. “1. Blueprints, textbooks or de- |benefit of persons outside the naval | has successfully defended his world’s | It was reported that a few fish matter relating to flre‘scr\’me." championship title in log rolling Y { scriptive were present as well. in summer birling contests. EORGE BROTHER “Pui-veyors to Particular Peopie” |of the University of Iowa Museum. | | The taxidermists used neck feath- } |ers from an ostrich, close relative | arris Hardware Co. LOWER FRONT STREET—TELEPHONE 121 PRICES GOOD FOR THREE DAYS TUESDAY WEDNESDAY oo : L= THURSDAY STORE OPEN EVENINGS U MUST NOT MISS THIS