The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 23, 1932, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1932 All-Alaska News umtil you are sure. There are oth- of smoked and cured fish says. Several oOther parti are | increased activities. contemnplating a similar excursion. | with a view to fill the larder | until Old Man Depression is hand- \ 3 ed the knock-out. § Still others are | Klondike said to be figuring on salting do;m‘ o g a supply of mountain goat meat.| and Yukon rivers Dawson’ booms to prevent the fuel Southern Alaska is attracting to 'Alaska, its repréesentative, Pr »r. dle. W. E. 8. Nelson told the Ketchi- “Pin me on a twig. Don't shoot [sections of Southeastern Alaska. er hunteérs near here” Such is John Hosler, former Fairbanks the ‘inscription on tags that were |miner, who is one of the American distributed by Ketchikan stores | miners employed several years ago among hunters who were uckellby the Russian government to m-‘ to attach them to trees. | troduce American methods in the | | Siberian placer gold fields, is now | at Bodaibo, thé most famous of William Duff and Joseph Neary |the Siberian mining camps. Forty of Ketchikan have gone down the |keystone drills are operating Portland Canal to' put up a supply [the Bodaibo district, he says for the|a letter a friend in Fairbanks. The 4 —Al winter, the Ketchikan Ct amcle‘RuN_m authorities plan greatly .. = Reécent heavy rains raised the e at| Costing $6,500 a building wiil be |2ine. She was one of several dw- Of F ’ Dawson to heights close to flood|erec a:sxem;,gkfln by the Elks|en contestants who won five- dmlari (18 HOH winter supply of [lodge of that city ‘woorl on the river bank in front|go ahead with the const 1 ‘of the town had to be lashed into|has been granted by the officers| Td co-op:craté in the effort for |the new that fof the Grand Lodge. | better radio reception, the United|Among her evening gowns is one the attention of the Granby Con-‘ will be badly r_\eeded im a few solidated Mining Company, which months from going dovm stream.| gy pandsnes, Ketchikan fisher-|ard will observe a silent period év-land a high-waited, clinging skirt operates a large smelter at ADYOX, |The road along the Klondike Was| .. " .ontinues to be followed by €ry night from 10:30 until mid-|of purple-blue satin. It is worn|Brown Outfit Worn B. C. The company would be ‘““Y‘ looded in. several places _m“km.g‘bfi.d luck. He has just broken his|night except when urgent mes- with a very long scarf of white By Mrs. Clarence Dill too glad to extend its activities motor car travel almost impossi-{,jop; hip jn a fall. Last winter Sages have to be transmitted. |satin with deep ends of the pumm ! n Al T ep revers > kan Chronicle. The smelter must From the coal oeds In the Sel':was cut in two by a steamship. |the largest number of cities in the |Smart Evening Gown i&;g;;é;fl \‘;/lltt}k‘: ?}isspshe we: \?i gsll:(rom:)‘te :::;‘uie;v:n:h crc"mfiud by &3 have fluxing ores and ¥ is known | dovia and Chatham Bay district, | state, with nine already incorpo- Of Blue Marocain la brown straw hat and a brown |wide cuffs of which are banded in| OId papers sor sule ov Eui that fluxing ore carrying mineral | cq Peter Sather of the Sather| wps. O. F. Hill, of the Hyder rated and two taking steps to that | PARIS — The Honorable Mrs. silk coat pai oo blue‘ in papers for sale at Empire been uncovered in many Farm ot Nuka Bay has 1aid prug Company, of i 2t : s y L BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG "BULLO, SUTAY -~ GWENNY! You 8AD, BAD osKkyY 4 COME OVER QUICK ! DOGGUMS - -RUN AWAY FROM v . I KNOW HOW WE CAN YOUR MUMSY! OH! THANK YOU wow Pl UP Ammm SO_MUCH FOR ALL YOUR ! WO BUCK: TROUBLE, Sik-=+ WA\T- = EASY MQN&Y" 1 INSIST ON PAYING YOU Two DOlrLARs REWAR HERE YA ARE, LAD o T_FOUND HIM AWAY DOWN B THE GAS -HOUSE - - SWELL LIL' DOG -~ 1 BEEN LEARNIN' HI\M TRICKKS - - YA QUGHTA SEE HOW HE FOLLERS ME AROUND/ in in in his wintér's supply of fueljamong the number winning pnz“s' ‘Rozmald Fellowes is among smart | Luncheon Outfit Made D\l(hefis Chooses transporting it in his power boat.|in the “Phony Alibi Contest, hel“ T’l() March | women of the continent who have |In Blue and White | White for Teatime recently by the True Sto adopted dark biue for evening| WASHINGTON — Mrs. Cary T. PARIS — The Duchesse de La wear. She is wearing a stre dn\ln‘c‘l(}m)son wore at a recent luncheon | Rochefoucaul chooses white for tea~ mck of navy blue crepe marocain |a dréss of white stlk figured in tiny [ time wear. At a recent tea which | di :ed t‘;mzh n“ draped l:nlu and | design in blue. With' this she W()r-},sl\!) gave she wore a frock of fine . & ,la wide, but ¢ ng_mg skirt Her | a wide-brimmed blue hat. !white georgette designed with a 8 8 "::g' t::::‘i?:mi:f";‘?cg wrap is a bolero jacket of match- | !son draped bodice and an intri- ing crepe with a cape collar band- Whité Acéessories cately pleced skirt having a hem- ed with chinchilla. | With Dark Clothes ‘!me about six inches from the floor. Her only jewels weré a rope of PARIS—The Begum Aga Khan, | pearls. French wife of the Indian Prince d —_——,—— is wearing white hats and acces-| apiap; $ i S gan Is growing 40,000,000 sories with dark clothes this sum- | pine seedlings for reforestation of mer, With a one-piece frock of | areas in thé northern part of the L. | PARIS — Comtesse de Munoz : States Signal Corps office at SeW- | designed with bodice of white satin | s RO o bl WASHINGTON — Mrs. Clare: {he was a member of the crew of | blue. |&. 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