The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 16, 1932, Page 7

1932 Broun and West plan |limited to providing somemmg 123 window of . L. Goodrich’'s barber |to pan the tailings of the Apollo eat and a place to sleep,” the shop' in Ketchikan, wrecked the |dump. [committe¢ on centralization of re- interior and moved the two-story lief activities has decided. The Twenty thousand casés of skin- building a few inchés off plumb, | Relief work at 35 cents an hour |committée recommended that the ned salmon have been packed by‘Mrs Goodrich, in bed on the sec-{ror a six-hour day will be given M,,,yor and the City Council plan | the Beegla Company at Ketchi- ohd floor, fainted immediately after in relays at Stewart, B. C, on local |“somé needed project” for relle!( kan. The skinhing machine, in-|having besn wakened by the nolse.'projec'.s to needy, unemployed per- workers. vented by W. P. Schilothan, Presi- | No one was hurt. |sons, if plans of the British Co- i dent of the company, and his| ° |lumbia Government are put into| brother, Janies Schlothan, was put| Mrs. Claud Hatton died in Wran- | effect. The unemployment relief| NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS in operation July 15. Inasmuch as | gell. |camp on American Creek where no patent has yet been gramgd,‘ | more than 100 men lived for some | A number of dogs without license | cannery workers, who handled the| Frank Brown and Willlam West months has been closed by Gov-|tags have heen killéd during th skinned fish, were not permitteéd |are operating in the old workings |ernment order. past few days. After this date, to enter the room in which the of the Apollo Mine, said to be me} | Augiist 15, draStic sction will be skinning machine was operated. first qunrtz mine in Alaska, lo-| In Ketchikan, “no relief will be |taken against all dogs found with- cated near Unga, Ten sacks of extended to able-bodied persohs|out such tags. cdhicentrates have hgen sent out, |who are unwilling to work” and il the morning |which were estimated to run nbout; erhuneration for work will be THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE TUESDAY AUGUST 16, _IKetchiknn Ditb Vhros bl bear“vany tag with infondbiids a8’ to _pass“d close . to Alfred Thibodeau, | where, when and how the fish | member of the ‘pabty, a8 he was | bearing the tag was caught. | GUEKERS LEAVE ON TRIP; WILL ; ON M. and Nrs. J. W. Gucker, av cotipanied by their son, Jack, mc | Juneaa yesterday on their boat, the Nanby Léé, for & twotweeks tp to variohs SButheast Alaska |towns. Mr. Guicker will call on customers, using the various lines of méfchandise he reépflesefits ifi' | this Territory. Thelr itinerary inclités Hoonah, | Tenikee, Sitka, Skagway and var- |lous othér ports. bl crashed through &he plav‘ ‘,Auss‘sD a ton. |seated oh a log and only grunted | | at him. He hastened back to camp, hu\\,emr and ircréaséd his' pace lvbhen on the way, he saw a fourth | bear. AIl-AIaska News ed by the headlights. Inasmuch| Mrs. Ellén Prettyman, 78, dled : as the closed season obtains on|the home of her daughter in pionear resident, and John W. Gil- |deer, he took the carcass to the| Wacker City near Ketchikan. Inter- #roy, also an old-time resident. oificers of the law for distribution ment was in Ketchikan. ~ |among charitable institutions. | —_— In driving 4 mcior car along the Mud Bay Road n:ar Ketchikan at night, Melvin Howe ran into and killed a deer, which had leaped in front of the car and was blind- - Two recent deaths at Dawson were those of Fortunat Dube, 76, P'nm hundrcd tagged salmon were Mosquitoes are more - ferocious | "ff”Duker Ifiang b‘y m}- than bears along Karta River near | 5 an office of t (‘r ;élau o | Retchikan, The insects made life | ies. A réward' o cents miserable for a fishing party from| will be paid by any Burcau of ~When a taXicab driven by Walter G. E. GETCHELL, Giflnnnlgan at 6:: _. Chief of Police, Fishéries omce for the retum of —aav, FREE ncg_l_frss READ THE RULES! THE RULES—To each of the ¢ompilers of the five most comiplete and neatly an‘anged‘ lists of mis- spelled words sent in each week to the DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE OFFICE two tickets will be given. Al lists must be in by Saturday noon following publication. On Monday the list of winners will be published and the free tickets will be awaiting at the office of the CAPITOL THEATRE for the winners. FOR YOUR HEALTH’S SAKE Eat more ice cream. Buy it at the fountain or in bulk to take home. AR interesting assortmient of flavors to choose from. High in nutritent and unexcelled in flavor. WE FEATURE SUNFREEZE THE WINN HAT SHOP ANNOUNCE% THE ARRIVAL OF THE NEWEST FALL HATS Paying a big vrice for your first fall hat is folly this year, for you can buy the smartest modéls for a song. The small sailers, the clevér little gob hats, the hats of beret influence .. .-ail are coming in felts and Winn Hat Shop SECOND STREET Patronise the WOMEN OF MOOSE EXCHANGE Which Operates at Myrs. Jarman’s Store on Second Street HAND WORK ANB COOKED GOODS HOW ABOUT REPEACEING THE OLD' DROP CORDS WITH MOD- ERN LIGHTING FIXTURES? We have a fixture for every fr()l]l bflfi(‘lll(‘ll( to attic room Smith Electrie Co. 219 Seward Street PHONE 354 Cheap Shoes Are Cheap GOOD SHOES' ARE CHEAPER In' the long run' it’s smart to' by Good: Shoew and then KEEP THEM REPAIRED Bill’s Sk.oe Shop SEVLRD' STREET IF YOU Crave CANDY or FOUNTIAN}, ICE CREAM — MITK} LUNCH— —SODAS SHAKES — MALTED o6 MILKS THEN TRY The Black Cat Candy Shop CALLING YOUR ATTENTION TO THE Alaska Candy Kitehen MAKERS OF Delicious Home-Made Candies FRESH DAILY Willowby Avenue LISTEN, FOLKS! Now is the time to get those snap’ shots that you will want made up on' your Christmas Cards. See us for suggestons as to'how they should beé made. Peter Pan Photo Shop Panatorium Cleaners PHONE 355 | |4 " Phone 154 A. M. GEYER J. J. 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You're Always Welcome at Butler Mauro’s IF YOU CAN'F AFFORD' TO FREEZE USE FIR-TEX BILL: “Well, now that I've beeri down to see that new wall board I've decided to build me a house out of FIR LUMBER, the only kind to use in this wet eountry, with walls and cieling of FIR-TEX, and THEN WATCH ME LIVE.” JACK “And while you are living in your dream hlfilse, just watch mé byild a cabin out ¢of the same king: of lumber and wall board and THEN MATCH 'ACT SNOOTY.” ' BUILDERS SUPPLY €0. ADMIRAL DOCK PHONE 419 Quality and Servise ROUGH' bRY OUR SPECIALITY CAPITAL LA UNDR'Y