The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 29, 1932, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, AUGUST 29, |932 {mam here until about September GOOG REDINGT“N SAYS o ';nde;eo o S e Tong. _ BARNEY LE AND SPARK PLUG ¢ o He oesites to confer with * STAND BY EVERYBODY! 4 (-] l Sdh \ADEES AN’ GENNLMEN! HEY! THESE TioH TS T\ h < :‘n meme”);um s\A m;u afienixgl THERE SEEMS TO BE i . THE EX-SULTAN \S TOO SMALL' FOR f Game Com- SOMETHING DOING Now : OF SULU - - SULLY--1S I'T ORAY IF ive officer 2 Sristiivrots| Gbe bt v Guskiitn REFEREE SMITZ HAS JUST bR ! MISTAN GOOGLE'S PRIDE HE COMES OUTIN His ’m" game conditions gensrally. MADE THE STARTLING AND JOY, WILL SUBSTITOOT Mr. Terhune is in Nome now. ANNOUNCEMENT THAT [3 ) FOR "BONECRUSHAN and makiny a general inspection of THE MAIN 60 . a 7 BROCCOL)/ \\nr(hn stations and game areas MUST BE' Holzwollh Campalgn Sub- | fosstont’ the T""""’”sep;‘;,,,éi POSTPONED! | expected Lack about % o il e N THA sides and Supporters |20 and M- Redington may wait LISTEN TO THE CROWD 800! | {50 s A9 ialal Withdraw from Him ihm for B, WHO'S THAT ?! hY R 0 8Roccou? || o T aAR m " 1 . - (Contintiea rrom Page One) |GFORGE ENDS SEASON Wi 7 TS m“ LE e J TIO HE'S CLUMBING IN THE %@ e mumber of bear on Ad.| OF CANADIANNATIONAL RING --BARNEY SEEMS miralty Istand. = Mr. Holzworth | : TO BE MAKING SOME firsiy estimasés the bruin population | Marking frie season's elosé n Al- KIND OF A PROPOS\TION « thet¢ at 5,000, then later cut it | aska waters of Canadian National TO THE REFEREE --- to 3000. Both of these figures steamship service, the steamship| _ | Prince George departed from Ju- I N sh higher ha he esti- : : } A & i : B o e G S S T P O UGLAS iGflRDflN WINNER il PASSENGERS |* ' SALEN GREETS | Locuts Consame Crope 25, V288 ot 3E8 | | Forest Service. All of them wcrclp“w’“gers i e For Prince Rupert—R. H. Shep- Mrs. C. L. Tubbs and three chil- largely based upon guesswork. | § k " 4 B 00 ikstancs of . iriterestas | ard. A } ? NEWS James L. Galen of Cordova,| MANILA, Aug. 29.—Eating the|9re? rmur:\o(.i home today on the For Victoria—Mary Stack. lPrp:xdem of the Mount McKinley joousts that eat the crops is nnc‘|m0t0“rlllp Estebeth after an ex- pariles, i iologic: e, g . r pailes, the Biological Surves | pel geattle pon B, Mullen, Miss {Park Transportation Company, is ! solution of the problem of the in-|teRted Vvisif with Mrs. Tubbs' fa- agréed to sponsor a count, and| o rles i now in progess an the Weak IGrace Naj}il A RING vET E R A N BY NDRTHLAND geetmg Inm:.c}lls lx;‘l Ju;,n au today ;svcc pest which has been Mpecm‘_,thcx Charles Otteson, at Funter coast of rie island where @ forpe . . e came on the stamship Aleutian iy destructive this year in the|Bay: | 1 e i | having accompanied his sister, Mrs. | southern Philippines. | Virginia Dufresne, daughter of i irgm the Game Commission and ek s g e':lga“d m(ADMlRAL EVANS CALLS DouBLAs BUY ! | r'rhmms H. Carter of Washing- Dhhkarids ue sadks 05 oocksd ID_?MJ- and M'_ lf‘mnk Dufresne, who ¥ the work, At vest it is a dittie- ON WAY TO WESTWARD | |Cops Most of 46 Fights— Motorship Returns from’ o s dar s s ity ey ousts have been trousnt here by | S8 R3ER, MR, S8 SSCCE i taki Seaiii | | X | 2 s. 2 o anie; £ ere, also. @nf. - yndertaking, requiring” close - Reserve Seat Sale Will | Port Allhol’p and De- |cCarter continued south on the ‘Ricr-islend steamers and have % study and good judgment, | Enroute to Seward ‘and ‘Kodiak - | 4 A | Ateutinn, found ready sale among families of | " To watch Operaticns ‘ b ; Open This Evening | parts for Seattle | | Filipino laborers. Four magaziues devoted to table Aty e thods | TTOm ‘Seattls, ‘the ‘steamship Ad- | Mr. Galen will leave for Cordova tennis Ave heing bublished 16 Jap- artly to observe the methods |mira] Evans, Capt. O. H. Hansen —_— o : ‘ on the steamship Yukon tomorrow.| Shippers reports that In some ., _ used, Mr. Redington made the|ang purser W. L. Lachelt, called at Richard Sok Vict Dick Gordon, youthful Belling-{ Bound south, the motorship i el iy instances the Tocusts brought more | *™ trin to the Territory. He Wil jyneau Saturday night. She 1C| ar_r C umanH l‘s OF ham middleweight who is seeking Northland, Capt. Leonard Williams ‘(‘nsh than could have been gained|®—————————== —————u-@ v leave ‘tomorrow with Assistanf prought to this port two passengers in Tournament e to lift tie Alaska title from Miles and Purser E. P. Winch, departed | ®————————_- ———————@|from the crops they ate. { s *Regional Forester B. F. H |—Miss T. M. pryeid A pmd Cghe' Y] Murphy, local boxer, though still Sunday forenoon from Juneau: She| | AT THE HOTELS | sl it S [ JUNEAU-YOUNG | man for the west coast of Admir- | Jehnson, at Pacific Grove |short of a legal majority in years, had arrived here from Seattle Sat- SR i %o | Funeral Parlors | alty Tsland and spend ral| Two i |is the veteran of 46 professional urday, and then went to Port 1o o { Charged with kissing a girl while Licensed Funeral Directors persons embarked at Ju | | Gastineau 1 r days with the census Ineau for the Westward. They were: | Richard Shurman, grandson of |battles in the ring. And his record Althorp. ~She stayed in this port | |driving his car at thirty miles an| | and Embalmers After that phase of his trip v 48 R. McCormick of Oouglas, was en- |is outstanding. lonly a few hours after returning _ MIS. James L. Freeburn, Annabel hour, John W. Paul was fined at| | Night Phone 1861 Day Phone 12 Howard Clark for Cordova and | Freebur i o wMr. ! has been completed, he will make Mary E. Pullen for Kodiak. tered in the Pacific Coast Tennis| He has lost but three out of the from Althorp. reeburn, Nick Bez, Chichagof; Mr. | Oroydon, England, for “not having #-——————— ' a trip with Mr. leman o et Championship tournament which |46, and in 16 of them he won via| Sixteen passengers booked at Ju-\‘wd 2’“5“0“0‘&(’“‘*- K"‘;b“df‘» F.'proper control of the machine” |§g T ERE to look | JACK GODDARD HOME FROM|Was played there early this month, |the knockout route. To him, the neau for the south, namely: |W. La Motte, Chet Johnson, V oo, o) oo o oo | VISIT WITH GRANDMOTHER| A0C came out of i the winner|Murphy go is just another fight,| For Wrangell-Mr. and Mrs. E. Bottker, Seaftle; Virginia Wenzel- | CARL JACOBSON { ’ . " X 7 A e e | burger, H. M. Gustafson, Peters-, Oreater London, by the newly JEWELER ] na = of the singles and also on the|while to Miles it is the most im- E. Kalkins. ' 4 8 combisted 1081 cansud. b 5 WATCH REPAIRIN park that will serve as a g | 7ick Goddard, son of Mr. and|Winning side in the doubles. This{portant engagement of his brief| For Ketchikan—Thomas Hall |burg; Stella M. Young,:dJ. John- 1,4“1“ ;} 82‘039‘42"11#0:: aapox?:_i SEWARD sz‘l’o i gamc sanctuary. That distric |Mr.. E. M. Goddard, returned|is the first year for the tourna- ring career. For Seattle—Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Ston, L. M. Carrigan, Pauline Rein-| " R Opposite Chas. Goldsteln's | alrcady embraced within Glacier home today after spending most|Ment end a large silver cup won| If Murphy wins, it will advance, Graham, Mr. and Mis. 2. Zuboff, |hart, Ruby A. Apland, Juneau; Crease of 9.7 per cent in a decade. [. ) Naiicnal Monument. of the summer at the Hot Springs by Shuman will have to be re-won him farther on the pugilistic road |C. J. Zuboff, Mrs. Ruple Jarvis, '751‘0 Bukersen; - RAwE ety . T} s Redington’s stay is unde- | with his grandmother, Mrs. F. L,“h"vf‘ years straight before it be-|than all of his former battles put | Mrs. M. Grefe, Mrs. Claire Krough, |Zuern, Portland, Cre.; James L. ! terminable. He p ably will re-!Goddard. comes his permanent property. |together. For Gordon has more Miss Anna H. Le Fevre, J. M.| {Galen, Cordava. ! TS | However, the young man, who was |than a merely local reputation. A |Sprake, James Sprake, Rlcharcu Alaskan ! h ¢ his first few |victory over him would open the |Slagle, Ed\\md b‘aale | ©. M. Lee, Taku; H. Larson, foarn bees, and spent his 4 ¥ John Wallace, Valdez; Mrs.| ! doors of many boxing clubs to % y | Kake; ally Cross_word P le years in Douglas, ls< d monstrating |5 T | WA gcchcasyl:r dex;fsmfifmé‘?ou?effgfii Mg(iexibe his arrival here last Fri- MOOSE BALL PLAYERS lTvmkeLX SMIZII?:;“Youkovxchefiim‘ TONIGHT {expect him to continue his tri-|day night, Gordon has gone stead- TO BE FETED TON]GHT‘Phwhagor Mellx;nx&;uson Cordova. | All arrangements h=ve veen com-| pay] G. Redington, Washmgton,‘ MW’—‘““—“”‘ Moose Baseball Party Acnoss Solution of Saturday's Puzale T Fopeyd = | ily about his training. He uses Note of Guido's Hibje: abbe, | UMPhani program. ly abe P ses o s B the P r rters, s ’ 7 s ale o Z o Bynivie - s “_hce ‘n‘;nffil .Plfml }.iflll quarters, | 1 toq by the committee in char |D. ©; I M. Chenoweth, Mr. and : .h_mmu Lodge No. 700, Loyal Order of Moose, . Adult female 10. Always: poel MRS. FREEBURN HERE re Murphy also trains, from 4 £ o antabts t, o | 4 3 2 . Dol person Z o) i1 Roata veleet | e D |pm. to 5 pm. Miles is there an urd lli\e Sy g uDA‘-}\Mr( R. R. Levine, Theodore Le- will give a party in honor of its baseball team Mon- Large body of T ar . b and dance which the members of |yine Mr, and Mrs. J. S. Jeffrey, o8 TRl W f * Her [E| [ % 17, Writing tmple D e e Rt o daugh_‘hour earlicr. A e RO R R e Rt I B day, August 29, at 9 o’clock—immediately after the . School of IE| 4 13 Festrain ter. Anabel, were guests of Mrs.| Tickets for the American Legion's | are giving the Moose baseball m“y'»Bryson Sitka; Mrs, O, Sutherlang, regular lodge session. LiNFIRhE ”g dlly de- |F. A. J. Gallwas yesterday. They [Labor Day card, which Gordon and |ers at Moose Hall tonight, follow-|moronto, Canada; F. S. Gordon, . Pronoun 7 (A 7 icame in by plane Saturday for a Murphy feature in the headliner, |ing a brief business session of H‘CIM““ Lillian Short, Seattle. We want every member of the best baseball . Directly o a1 5“;;‘.30,‘3' |brict stay, to return home today.|go on sale this evening. As usual, jodge. Freisisiy team in the league to be there. And be sure to cross L 23. And not — v they will be available at the Alas- | Besides the honor guests, the| bring Her along! c(f:,: il [E% / . 84 Large stream | CETURNS FROM SURINGS |kan Hotel, Juneau Drug Company entertainment is open to the mem-| SWEDEN FINDS NEW ORE . Product of INZARIEIS|T] 27. Plant of the |and Pioneer Pool Hall. |bers of all branches of the Moose | — LEGIONNAIRES—Please wear your tahs! St A ZA s [E R § ol W A (Chiek) Schmidt came S B R crder, and their families, and pro-| STOCKHOLM — An important ! . Distigure - 32' ! home this morning on the Estebeth | The sloop-yaeht “Nebula” a 16 yision has been made for the en- |copper deposit has been reported COMMITTEE. L L RIEBcIo] i w?::::r:;onoq i i e P vxsiufg‘fla‘s ton vessel l})]mll hiln 1885 in lrrl‘ortainlmt‘ntbn[ xlut cmr\\dt {u: o l\m (JLI(\)IIWLI‘L al bgux\{(;y firtum : ; pout 1 g ] 11 as- has een in irst-class alaa, in jorthern wede: (PR A - g e § Peliog Jug, | Temekoo forises. Quring b FTHGT MRS hnb e it daiiting 4nd-s Tollok-| [ tie §4ing roltiiiy Alathlct a8 s Fomoide b pobitrsieidt o . Mingle 72 41. Vegetablo ex- besence his position at the Feusi|Sure vessel of its type remaining |shape for dancing, an 0] |1 - AP BeaSaniam of ont e Giyos taforma a S g hardware has been filled by Leo|in service in the United States. ing time is anticipated. | Boliden field. . Giyes - 1 Sell 1 Not so much | young, who will leave Thursday R e R A ST T 16 Note of the i > » b ; e FUSEISEIS———————— : Um;ie«;m’ , ggrgggm ot 4 Sehie | for ‘the Hitst-Chichagof mine. 3 . Deed electric cur= ‘l‘g l;m_c;l;ze“ — v . A N . 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Alaska Electric Light and 70c to 90¢ ‘ B“EAD THE GASTIZ\?EAIIJ‘s per: sack | Our Services to You Begin and End at the Power Co- — ‘ Ask your grocer ‘Gang Plank of Every Passenger-Carrying Boat JUNEAU—Phone 6 DOUGLAS—Phone 18 i s Edison Mazda Lamps—the Standard of P lew Comt o e "ol Co. || eerless Bakery UNITED FOOD CO. The 11th Annual Southeast Alaska Fair will be held v ¥ o A in Juneau September 14, 15, 16, 17 PHONE 412 y i : . : s “CASH IS xmc'-