The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 13, 1936, Page 8

Tourist Travel CATTLEFOR Wil Be Heavy, MALVALLEY‘ SaysR.R.Agent EXTENSIONWORK! CHIEF ONVISITTO FIRST DIVISION A, 2 | Director Oldroyd Reports Excellent Progress at Matanuska Twenty Thou.-sand Acre G. N. Representative Says Ranch Is Ready for Ship- | Railroad Literature ment Aboard Steamer Helps Alaska On extension work which wll Ample production of beef within Tourist reservations and mi}m‘ ?nv take him to the principal cities of to supply the needs dications point to the largest pas- : ¥ of the Interior, including Fairbanks senger traffic in the history of S R e R A R and Anchorage, within the near|tourist travel to Alaska, according Director of Extension Service, for future is fndicated by & herd of {to H. F. (Nick) Carter, who ar- the University of Alaska, arrived | about 300 cattle aboard the freight- |rived on the Alaska from the in on Lae YU and today er Derblay enroute to Mm.anuskn‘suu- on his first trip :'»I A\l:':,ka was on various officials ir Valley since he was assigned to the Ter- The cattle are owned jointly by |ritory, replacing Harry Amess |A. A. Shonbeck, Alaska agricultur-|former Great Northern representa- ist and Anchorage business man, tive in Alaska. Stimulated pas- and Dick Van Woerden, who owns|senger traffic may be due in part a dairy business in Seattle, and |to travel literature particularly who, with a crew of four men, is booklet entitled “Alaska and Shelt- Building in company ! with L. B. Loftus, Territorial Vet- erinarian, who will accompany him on his visit throughout the South- cast. Director Oldr a | yd, who came from the Jackson Hole country, Wyom- accompanying the cattle on their |ered Seas” which has received in, last December to take charge journey to their future home on a|wide distribution by the Great of extension work in the Territory, 20,000-acre ranch, under fence. Northern Railway ; | i 5 B Mr. Carter expects to sail for comes here from the Matanuska ¥ & b 5 | The herd includes 75 pure-bred : S {kation ojsct where he Epenit The first attempt by a convict to escape from the “Devil's Island” | porarords, 50 pure-bred Shorthorns, Skagway on the Victoria, and, fol- federal prison of Alcatraz in San Francisco Bay ended fatally for Joe Bowers (left), 40, scrving a 25-year term for a mail robbery in Butte considerable time aiding in the for-| |75 Hereford steers, and about 75 lowing his return to Juneau from mation of farm clubs and promot-| ccanty, Calif. He was shot twice and fell to his death down a 60-foot |&rade Jersey and Guernsey milk that port, will sail to the West- ing agricultural activity. An ex-| cliff. The arrow at the right shows where Bowers made his futile |COWs. Ninety-two calves are not ward on the Yukon next Tuesday {ension office has been opened at| break. His body struck on the rocks at the base of the cliff. (Assocl- |included in the census. Two calves enroute to Fairbanks Palmer, he reported, with Joe T.| ated PressPhotos) {died ‘aboard the ship since it left - G | Flakne, Bistrict Agriculturist, in ————— - , o ___ |Seattle, and two others were born Home Demonstration Agent Braaslkan. at - Nanink: ; Palchinks PUPPY ! Two cow-ponies, named Spud and 5 L The Colonists are making exi Anchorage and other points iin Curlye, and an Ayrshire-Newfound- lent progress, the Director report-|addition to a garden club. the N land cattle dog called Sooner, own- SAYS FARLEY ed, and he foresees only success ka colony boasts a sheep c ed by Mr. Woerden, are b'les'o pas- for the new Alaska farmers. Ther ury club and calf club. Bo; sengers aboard the Derbla; 3 are now about 350 dairy cOWs on and girls also have former or | The cattle came from the district Fleicher Charges Republi- the project and 600 head of sheep| zations at Kodiak and Homer #dissent Yo Deor Lodes; Montana At Sy Mt and 7000 white Leghorn pullels iy oldroya expects to remain Special Juncau Committee T 2 cair Lalibetetis L are being brought in shortly. Wide| in Southeast Alacka until ubout A G. 0. P. PREVAILS ter “Mutiliated interest in club work is ShOWN June g before returning to his head-| Wil Make Awards— s e e B among the younger ('nlnn/l&?\ and quarters at Fairban His family Mu'l 'l‘mno”ow lN HYDABURG VOTE, WASHINGTON, May 13.—Chair- | 4-H clubs and pigs clubs have been will join him in the north thi | RETURNS REVEAL man Fletcher of the Republican organized. summe: = ' Sor se, charg Mr. Oldroyd l'[‘])()x‘l(’d that there tebie] -> > o The o Legion Auxiliary MR 2 ‘\‘”;]012:(:/(“;“"1;“‘”"(h‘”"(\; l: ‘“’: Mr. 3 R TR § ope! r to Postmaster Genera are now 275 boys and girls in club g "’_‘““‘ o judged | One of the few precincts to Show parley that Republican campaign Vst o G in the Legion Dugout tomorrow af- i P i " b : i At work in the Territory and it is ex |TERM1NAL CAFE DANCE il 330 e - prevailing Republican sentiment in ya4ter is “mutilated” in the mails. pected soon to have 400. Two Es- d P o 3:3) oclock, according|the recent primary, returns from mecner asked that orders.be given kimo 4-H clubs have begn formed SEASON OPENS TONIGHT ) an announcement made today Hydaburg were received by the (o pave ;]-“\ \W‘ :‘):-1 S g at Kotzebue. Sewing and baking Ly The Poppy posters are created Clerk of the Court on the Alaska, postmaster Gemersl Fraley said clubs are formed for the girls and The Terminal Cafe dancing sea- | C ¢\ MAy by grade school students yevealing 46 Republican VOLeS 10 (1o charges are -asinime. fapy gardening, dairying, calf-raising and son opens with a bang tonight, L OVeI ‘“"} United States. The best 36 Democratic. The only Republi-| ¢ o ec> 21¢ asinine e o : 800 post local contest will be R various agriculutral activities for with Alexander's Rag Time Band Po°t¢r In the can candidate to garner most of the boys. The one novelty of the musical combination from Seattle -C¢ l"’ the "’[‘l"“”“'"l‘ g"""""' the votes was Frank Price for the GIRL SCOUTS WILL Territory is at Seward whern 5 to supply the inspiration for pat-| e oo Competition with the work yegisiature. He got 43 out of the SELL GOODIE: The winner of the Alaska contest will then take part in the nation- being interested mostly n uuiav. s heading the ticket for Delegate to Congress, received eight and Har- The trio, said to be one of the Girl finest on the Pacific Coast Scouts will hold a Goodie arriv- i al American Legion convention, held . o “ ‘ney G _ Sale at the Sanitary Grocery next 1;(I n:;nslltu- ’:x(:..hx?:‘ ]an{d : (1‘1\1‘(1« P 5 ;f’mfgflifa“" for Attorney General gayurday beginning at 10 a. m.| ax and clarinet, and big . By Saste o Judges in the Juneau contest are - Tne returns made no apprecia- L“‘l'( “’““""‘"gd(m “;(“‘"U\l the da { u Wilfre bas . : Cla-| Cakes, pies and cookies along with Homer Richa in charge of w.ired J. Leivers Lu Liston and ple change in any of the nomina-' ofnc temnting y the ballroom, according to . R, E2ul Brown. “The' winner of the[iins. The Yote follows: ”Iflr empting pastries, will be 1 . , @ 3 contest will be a nced Friday = o sold for the benefit of the organi- Brown, manager, announces that .. \“‘\ be announced Friday Democratic ticket—Dimond, 25; | the dance floor has been complete-| "~ %! P s Truitt, 12; Boyle, 18; Hofman, 0; ly gone over for dancing, and the Hesse, 15; Norman Walker, 17; for general arrangement has enjoyed the House, Anderson, 1; Davis, 5 E] 11! Green, Junge, 8; Moran, 1; renovations. A small nightly cover charge will prevail in the ballroom 13; Jenne, 7; Ness, 0; Perat C. OF C. MEETS Mr. Richards said. and dancir rovich, 17; Peterson 4, and Ream will begin at 8:30 o'clock eve: THURSDAY NUUN 1 | night, instead of 9. Holiday and Republican—Gore, 8; McCain, 40; Saturday night dancing will con | Cole, 28; MacSpadden, 4; Storey,| | tinue from 8 until 0, the ball- s | 10; Wann, 4; Shepard, 24; for the| H. F. (Nick) Carter, Assistant| House, Henning, 5; Hermann, 8;/ General Agent, Passenger Depart- | Price, 43; Race, 28, and Wilson| | ment, Great Northern Railway, will | 28. room manager said i - - 'MRS. BLANTON PLANS Wings of the Morning! ik sl SR z R i | be a guest at the Chamber of Com- - { Schilling Coffee in my cup TWO TABLES, BRIDGE merce luncheon in the Terminal Cafe! ~ ROMER IN MATANUSKA | e | at noon tomorrow. { John Romer, one of the mine| starts my day suany-side up! You prefer Drip Coffee? Schilling Drip Coffee is “wailored to measure” } R. E. Robertson, local attorne union members of Juneau that sphf,‘ tertain in her home on Franklin' who recently returned from a busi- the Nenana ice pool money, is now ' Street with a bridge party this ev- ness trip to the States, will also employed with a steel gang build- | fen‘ng at 8 o'clock. Two tables nr; be present at the meeting. ing a water tank at the Matanuska | Mrs. William P. Blanton will en- important filter papers | Mrs. Monte Arthur, who was ad-| Ann’s Hospital last evening and wil| Ken Korliss, former Juneau res i bridge will be in play during the| = .~ |colony in Palmer, according to| for your Drip maker. evening. l AT ST.%NN'S {word received here today. ' | More than that, those - — | 2 | & . [ SURGICAL CASE | J. W. Flynn was admitted to St.| KORLISS INJURED | | are packed in each tin. mitted ‘to St. Ann's Hospital ) receive surgical treatment. {dent, now at Palmer in the Mata [ Also—Schilling Petcolator | terday, underwent an appendec- | D - |nuska Valley, suffered a severe in- 3 tomy operation this morning ENTERS, HOSPITAL jury recently, when his right hand| Coffee—specially prepared pe v ! > Annie Mason was admitted to the was lacerated by for percolators. LEAVES HOSPITAL { Government Hospital today for med- |that was swinging Mrs. Jack Metzgar with her baby| ical treatment. girl was dismissed from St. Ann's > | hospital, and treated for a smash- Hospital last evening and returned| GOES HOME led finger | to the home of her parents, Dr. and! Mrs. C. W. Carter; who received | - Schilling Coffee | Mrs. E. H. Kaser | medical treatment at St.- Amm's| Robert Wakelin, merchandise bro- | - .- - Hospital for the past few days, left ker, left Juneau on the Alaska for SHOP IN JUNEAY, FIRST! last evening for her home. Seward. i THE TERMINAL’S DANCING SEASON OPENS TONIGHT AT 8:30 WITH Alexanders Ragtime Band NEW DANCE FLOOR YOU'LL LIKE THE MUSIC, FOOD AND SERVICE! . . Complete List of Fine Wines and Beer a harrow disc | from a crane {into a wagon. He was taken to the! IR . . Complete Fountain Service HOMER RICHARDS, Manager Cover Chargé Tonight and Saturday—Gentlmen, 50c Ry Week Days, 25¢ Hfllflflmfl!fllflllIllllIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIII!IIIIII i L =l GHIEFTAINS OF INDIAN TRIBES CHARGE SOLONS Dance Theiri\‘/ay Into Halls of Congress—Hear- ing Secured HOW TO BURN OIL WASHINGTON, May 13. — Be- decked with jewels and feathered finery, Southwestern Indian lead- ers danced and charged their way into the halls of Congress today and gained a Senate hearing for tomorrow | 1) The Indians made complaints sl ainst what they said is mistreat- ment | (’ Tribal Chieftains from a score of ¢ Indian communities throughout | A Pueblo, Hopi and the Navajo Indian BURN OIL THE lands in New Mexico and Arizona G-E WAY took part in the totem ceremonial.| Safely- 5 The Chieftains claim encroach- | » ments and devastation of their lands. e e MRS MILLER HAT was the problem on . 5 which General Electric re- E ‘ search specialists worked for LA'D Tfl REST { five long years. Now—the an- swer is here—proved by four 5 years of use in homes—the Floral offerings were numerous| amazing new G-E Oil Furnace! " and beautiful at the funeral serv- ‘The G-E Oil Furnace is com- ices held yesterday afternoon in pletely different from any other I the chapel at the C. W. Carter . . . Mortuary for Mrs. Mildred Anna tYPe of cilheating equipment. . Miller, wife of Arthur H. Miller, It burns oil an entirely new who died at St. Ann's Hospital ~ way—turns every drop into ' last Sunday morning. quiet, automatic heat—and The Rev. John A. Glasse deliv-| “traps” what used to be waste ered the funeral oration and pall | . bearers were: Howard D, Stabler,| 1o 0 that you get amasing Frank A. Boyle, John Ahlers, W, | %avings over other forms of J. Leivers, Frank McCafferty and oil heat. ‘M William Sunquist. Interment was ‘You ought to know all about 5 in Evergreen Cemetery this better, different G-E Oil BB T e Furnace. 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