The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 30, 1934, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1934. BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG Lissenl T DonT ARGUMENTS FROM YOU GUYS OR T'LL APPERNT ANCTHER CABINET-— T SAY ONCE MORE - THE PEOPLE AIN'T BEEN GITTIN’ A EVEN BREAK- AN’ T'M GONNA” SHOW WANT NO YEM T'M FOR VEM=-- 1S THERE ANY OBJUECTIONS FROM You | MANY MILES OF TRAILS BUILT BY ECW CREWS Men Under Forest Service! Direction Have Construc.- ed Over 70 Milesin Year | Gver 70 m."» (,I trail eons t..x"-; tion has been accom; hed by ECW | crews in the immediate viginity of Juneau under the direction of the U. S. Forest Service during the year of its operation in Alaska, ac- cording to information obtain: from Wellman Holbrook, Acting As- sistant Regional Forester. | These trails have been construct- | ed for a variety of purposes, some | to opan up mineralized districts, otherwise inaccessible, one to a set- tlement impossible to reach other-| wise during the winter months, some for the pleasure of sports- men and others for hikers. For the convenience of those who may w to use the trails, Mr. has given out a detailed de ription of where they begin and to where they. lead. Outstanding Accomplishment From a recreational standpoint, the outstanding accomplishment by the ECW crews during the last year | has been the construction of a trail em connecting Hasselborg, Bea- ver, Alexander, Shiels, Distin, Da idson and Thayer lakes on Admir- alty Island. In this project, which| opens up many new fields for the| sportsmen, 29 miles of trail were built and 4 substantial shelter cab- ins constructed. Entrance to this chain of lakes can be made from three poin Mole Harbor, 2.5 miles to Lake Al- exander; Windfall Harbor 8 miles| to the north end of Hasselborg Lake; Mitchell Bay 4 miles to Dav- | idson Lake The Forest Service now has a| crew of ECW men going over these | trails and fixing up the weak plac- es that always show up on newly | constructed trails, Mr. Holbrook de- | clared. It is planned to construct two or three more shelter cabins ab strategzic points and place row boats on each lake so that each one can be visited without carry- ing a boat across the portages. For distribution to persons @ésiring to visit this most interesting place, the Forest Service is having blue prints made showing the location of the trails and shelter cabins. I Windham Winter Trail As Windham Bay freezes over in | the winter and the seftlement can d by trail from the ance of 3 or 4 miles, of the bay, a crew | xed most of last | this t: passable. h is now about com- | argely constructed! ifs where the tread it of solid rock. | neral development the | er Trail was built lead- | Shuck River from tide- | the head of Windham | | This work pleted, wa alonz siesn wWas b To Shuck RI ing up water at - S i B | 1 THE g | GARDEN PATCH FRESHER | Fruits and Vegetables EXPELLO KILLS MOTHS and MOTH WORMS ® Comes in 12 handyj bags per. package. @® For trunks, chests and closets. JUNEAU Drug Co. “PHE CORNER DRUG STORE” P O. Substation No. 1 FREE DELIVERY |E ©. “1the BUY, SENOR -~ DIS NEW TAX N SHE SHOULD GO INTO EFFECT AT WAKCE ! THE PEOPLE ADJO TAX MY NECK ! OON'T WANT NO TAXES - THIS MEETINGS URNED- By BlLLE DE BECK T'LL SHOW 'EM =~ THE% ‘DA\IS AR\STQCRALY One would scarcely guess that these “damsels” are some of America's future generals. They are part of the chorus in the annual West Point show. From left to right the cadets, shown rehearsing for “On The Level,” are D. Sincla of Conway, Mass.; Ned Norris of Detroit; John M. Cone of Memphis; J. B. Morgan of Shamokin, Pa.; P. H. Eubank of Madison, Wis,; L. B. Wilby of Washington, D. C. (Associated Press Photo) Bay. This trail is about 9 miles mg and leads to the forks of the Shuck River above the second can- yon. Other ‘rraus Built Among the other trails built by V/. crews are the Thayer eek (Poison Creek) Trail, on the west coast of Admiralty Island for use of fishermen. It leads from an anchorage just south of { the-meuth. of the creek to and.on up the creek and is about 3 miles long. Montana Creek Trail, on which the work consisted of the recon- struction of the old Richardson Trail. It begins at the Forest Serv- ice cabin on Montana Creek and follows up the creek to the divide at the head of Windfall Creek, a | distance of 6 miles. The old Rich- ardson trail is still passable from the Montana Creek-Windfall divide down Windfall Creek past Windfall Lake and from there to the Glacier Highway. The total length of this trail is 14 miles. Lemon Creek Trail—Begins on lacier Highway near Jack Bur- ford’s cabin. There is a fine trail up Lemon Creek about 5': miles, about 1% construction, done in 1933. Mendenhall Lake at Tolch Rock, leads past Menden- hall Lake, from there through the sand dunes to Mendenhall Ri near the power house. It is miles long. DuPont Trail-Leading from Thane to the residence at the Du- 1% Pont Powder Magazine, a distance | of 2% miles. Basin Truck Road—Consisting oI the rehabilitation of the old road leading to Perseverance Mine. This will be a low standard road over which a truck can be driven at slow speed. Treadwell Ditch Trail—Which Is about '.-mile long and leads from Douglas to the flume above town.! A good trail follows the flume some 20 miles in a northerly direction | to its intake. Bear Creek system of trails start- mg at the Asbest,os Mine bulldmga miles of which is new Trail—Begins | 7\7\7 §eauty Hint. The juice of a lemon ibbed on the hands and neck once a week keeps them fresh and vital-looking. After leaving the lemon on only a few moments, wash with clear tep- id water and rub in a good cream. Daily Cross-word Puzzle “ ACROSS Large flatboat used on western American Tivers . Parent , Calamitous . Flowed . Metal Bacred image K Acknovllledza open| . American explorer in ths \crlh. E Pat(gued . 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A branch trail about 2% miles from the beach leads upstream to the As- bestos Mine discovery. The creek | forks near here and trails have i been built up each fork for a half | mile or so for the convenience of fishermen. From Bear Lake a trail was built to the head of Funter Bay with a branch on the north side of the bay leading to the cannery and one |on the south side leading to the | Pekevich Mine. This system of | trails is about 12 miles long. | In addition to these trails in the vieinity of Juneau, similar work | has been done by ECW men in ‘mz\ny parts of Alaska under the di- | rection of the Forest Service. B e Shop in Janeaun MEMORIAL- DAY QUIETLY- OBSERVED. IN DOUGLAS ‘Without any particular ceremon- ies, Memorial Day was observed in quiet fashion on the Island today. Individuals and groups made a trip to the cemeteries during the day to decorate graves and practi- cally all the, business houses re- mained. closed throughout, T e 1y LTS T TO LAUNCH BOAT Jos. Weherin--is preparing to launch his new speed-boat which he built three years ago. After the hull is tightened up and a_little fresh paint applied he expects ic get it in the water, before the end of the week. Fifteen miles an hour at least is expected of the launch. R FAIRBANKS ‘MAN iS AT ATHLETIC CLUB IN'NEW YORK CITY In the April issué of the “Winged Foot,” monthly magazine published by the New York Athletic Club, mention is made of BEdward Ben- son, of Fairbanks, Alaska, “who has been the guest of Aymar John- son at the Club during the past two months, brought many of our members an interesting insight of that far-flung possession. He has beén high in his praise of Alaska and he asks that we of the U. S. glve cofisideration 'to visiting that vast territory that lies within and without the Arctic Circle. ~‘Mr. Benson, who has been ev- erything from a mucker to a man- ng director of gold mines, gave an interesting talk before sixty of | i Dr. S8exton C. Roane's guests dur- ing a dinner, pq:ty at the Club last month, He says there's still plenty of gold in’them thar hifls in” Alas- ka.” AUTOMOBH-E STOLEN; ONE IN CUSTODY NOW/, ANOTHBR NOT:FOUND FOUND The light !'ara Dellvery car own ed . by C. H, MacSpadden, and formerly used in_deliveries by the Juneau Paint Store, Was stolen last night and abandoned early fhis mcrning with, a flat tire in fromt of the Juneau Cold Storage p]AM The ‘theft, was reported by Spadden to Night Patrolmm & Markle at 2 ao. and Tom Maj- thews was taken into custody four hours later. He was lodged in.the ’ity jail. Another young man who was with Matthews last night has 10t yet been apprehended. Matthews and his friend are al- leged to have used the car in transporting themselves to and from Salmon Creek Road House, where they spent most of the night. D BUSINESS HOUSE DECOI‘ATED A compleie and thorough job . of repainting and redecorating . has just been completed at the Ju- neau Ice Cream Parlors, The work was done under the supervision of the Ideal Paint Store, Wendt and Garster, proprietors. — e A. H. HERROLD HERE A. H. Herrold, superintendent of the Pacific American Fisheries can- nery at Excursion Inlet, arrived in Juneau Jlate last evening, and is registered at the Gastineau Ho- tel. The purpose of the trip was business to be transacted here. (PP PP P PP PP PSS st ¢ COP Ps INSURANC Alen .§Iytl(uck Inc. Twsw Established 1898 ]nnelu. Alull JUNEAU LIQUOR €0. Percy REynNoLDs, Manager $12 00 per ton .at bunkers Your § is bigger when you bum Indian Egg-Lump PHONE 412 PACIFIC COAST Coal. Co. ) 42 ‘rEsY ALASKA [ fl?? 4 PSS " ALASKA MEAT (0. FEATURING ‘CAKSTAN’S BABY ’BEEF‘—D!AMOND TC HAMS AND BACON—U. S. Govérfiment IThapeétéd - DOG LICENSES DUE Dog . licenses, for .193¢4,.are now due and payable. Fees for female dogs is $4.00; for male dogs, $2.00. Every dog. must have a license. A.'W. HENNING, City Clerk. —adv. e e e e T T HONORING THOSE WHO FOUGHT 'AND DIED FOR THEIR COUNTRY. : @ Store Closed Today CALIFORNIA GROCERY Prompt Delivery Smdm Those Who Hixe and Died COMMEMORATING gly Fought Store Closed All Day Memorial Day Wecarrya complete line of WINES LIQUUBS BEERS S0DAS OPEN ALL NIGHT m:x DELIVERY PR T i = Alaskan Hqtcl nguqr Store 4 e Phone Smgla a2 rings thoms N e 412 e Dave 'Housel, Prop. e s ' YOU CAN REALLY HAVE A NEW CAR With a New Paint Job! IDEAL PAINT SHOP 1} It's Paint We Have Itl" " PHONE 549 Wendt & Garster FOR INSURANCE See H. R. SHEPARD & SON Telephone 409 B. M. Behrends'Bank Bldg. -‘mm; Old Papers for Sale at Emplre Office SRR SRR L