The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 20, 1937, Page 8

|- The first regulat commercial ship' NOTICE SONS OF NURWAY to be equipped wi!.\h radio was the| Meeting at 8 o'clock tomorrow {Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse in 1900, |night. Dancing to follow, also re- freshments. Odd Fellows Hall. Ad- Lester D. Henderson. 'mission 40c. adv. FOR HOME OR BUSINESS REFRIGERATION SERVICE and REPAIRS Phone 34 | Sontheastern Event to Be' Held Sunday Off Shel- ter Island THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1937. ARRANGEMENTS ; PREDICT VETQ “ReN KASER DIEs pAA FLECTRA OLIVE MYERS WiLL SUDDENLY THURSDAY i MAKE PLANE TRIP i COMPLETE FOR ON BONUS BILL CWINGING WAY o ST e | ey “ | Loren Kaser, former resident of Miss Olive Myers, cashier at Per- p | i this section, and brother of Dr. E. cy's Cafe, expects to leave by plane SALMUN DERBY : | WASHINGTON, Aug. 20—Mem- H. Kaser, died suddenly yesterday, HERE WITH 4 for Seattle tomorrow for a vacation i /] 'bers of the Senate Military Affairs|in Portland, Oregon, it was learned of a few days in the south. She also W) “ Ay Committee predicted that President here today in a radio message re- | £ il plans to return north by plane. —_ o ! Roosevelt will veto legislation to ceived by Dr. Kaser. | RTTRES L extend bonus retirement benefits to| Mr. Kaser was formerly associ- |, Fioted by S. E. Robbins and Bill MRS. PAUL DUE persons who served as provisional|ated with Dr. Kaser in fur-farming | <0°% & Pacific Alaska Airways officers in the World War. at Tebenkof Bay and at Emmons|C.ccif® plane took off from Fair. >>o |Island. He and his wife are well- banks this afternoon at 2 o'clock |known here and in other Southeast ERIR WA i aguy Mrs. William L. paul and son are returning to Juneau aboard the Mount McKinley following a short mon Derby, to be held off the Ic end of Shelter Island Sunday un- less the wind is too strong, are being polished. off today by offieldls of the Juneau Sports Fishing Glub. Final arrangements, announced today by. Peter Melseth, secreta and treasurer, include the following provisiohs. The Wanderer, official boat, will leave the City Float at 5 a. m. Sun- day The Derby will be held, rain or shine, unless it is too windy to fish from small boats. In event of post- ponement the Derby will be held the following Sunday. Those using their own boats are requested to meet at the Shelter Island fishing spot, which was used| last year, promptly at 9 o'clock If the Wanderer is not already at Shelter Island, these boats will stand | by until the arrival of the official boat | of a gun | At 4 p. m. the gun will be fired again, closing the contest. will be included in the official con- test more than a half hour after the signal gun has been fired. The Juneau Sports PFishing Club will furnish bait for those who do not take their own Coffee will be served free charge to participants during the afternoon. | Valuable prizes, announced re- cent by The Empire, are offered in the men's and women’s divisions These are donated by the club and by local merchafits. Club officials estimated that ap- proximately 50 private fishing boats, in addition to the Wanderer, will be in use during the derby. | It is said that fishing results at Shelter Island have been excellent recently and that the winner of the Derby should be a record breaker Prizes for both the largest salmon and the greatest number of salmon caught are offered in both divis- ions. Those without their own boats are asked to be at the City Flot promptly Sunday morning, so that the Wanderer wi} not be delayed. o S 0 of | | No fish 0 0L D E B. An outstanding debutante of the season is Miss Marsyl Stokes of Newport, R. L, shown ready for a swim at Bailey’s beach. fd Starting signal will be the firing | & HoOsPITAL NOTES C. E. McCormick, who cut his foot with an axe while working at his home seven miles out Glacier Highway, s been admitted to St Ann's Hospital for medical care a medical pa- Ann’s Miss Zoe Snyder, tient, was admitted to St Hospital last night nes underwent a Ann’s Hos- Mrs. Dora Ja major operation at St pital this morning Sheakley of Hoonah was ed from St. Ann's Hospital tollowing medical care - SHOOTING RESTRICTION PLACED, 12,800 ACRES, IN KETCHIKAN DISTRICT By (restricted Ward Creek kan from 450 acres to 12,800 acres, it was announced today by Well- man Holbrook, Assistant Regional Forester. The action was taken. Holbrook said, at the request of citizens and organizations in Ket- chikan. The area includes all the Ross disn today Richfield Stations SEATTLE, Aug. 20.—A hundred the drainage of Perseverance Lake, Richfield Oil stations = here re- Revillagigedo Island opeéned after being glosed Wednes-{ The order prohibits “the dis- day by a strike ‘called by the Gar- charge of firearms in the vicinity age Employees Union. of camps, residence sites, recrea- The reopening followed an agree- 'tion grounds and areas, and over ment to hold.a conference in Seat- lakes or other bodies of water ad- tle to settle differences. {jacent to or within such areas.” L | Deer, bear, birds and waterfowl EVELYN BERG SA"-S\BN in the area and recently elks (imported from the States were SOUTH AFTER LEAVING| 365 TONS IN JUNEAU| The Evelyn Berg, Capt. Eldred Hansen, sailed for other Southeast Alaska ports at 4 am .today after depositing 265 tons of general mer- chandise, lumber and building materials here. | Of the freight for Juneau, 190 tons of general merchandise were | unloaded at Femmer's Dock and 75 tons of lumber and building mater- | ials were unloaded at the Commer- | cial Dock. The Berg was to pick up 50 tons | of ore concentrates at Hawk Inlet! for transportation to Tacoma, and | was to deliver merchandise Lo‘ Hoonah. She was also to pick up | about 30,000 cases of frozen salmon & at Wrangell and an unspecified | mount of ore concentrates at Mc- Lean’s Arm. | Distyle is a composition in classic architecture showing two columns in front. S e taTER T AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT Rands’ Orchestra ELKS’ HALL Admission-$1.00 —— AR 11 | | released there. e The biggest paper blizzard in his- tory occurred when New York greet. ed Lindebergh’s return from Paris with a shower of 1,800 tons of ticker tape, torn-up telephone books and newspapers, NULATO NURSE MAY MAKE SEATTLE TRIP | BY PLANE SATURDAY Mrs. Golden Brady, who arrived | last week from Nulato where she | has been engaged in nursing, is tentatively planning to leave for Seattle by Alaska Air Transport tomorrow morning, accom panied by Miss Katherine Dwyer; and her young ward, John Dimoska. Mrs. Brady is awaiting word from Miss Dwyer’s parents in Nu- lato before definitely planning the plane trip south. Miss Dwyer is to study at school in ancouver, while Mrs. Brady will put her six-year-old ward in school in Seattle. e REENE AT THE HOTELS L 4 Gastineau B. F. Kane, Juneau; Harry Town- send, Seattle; Morley S8hier, Van- couver, Alaskan " Kube, Kenneth Lowe, neau; Alex Wilson. D LABOR GROUP TAKES LEASE ON FRONT ST. STORE FOR OFFICES Having been leased by the Fed- eral Labor Union, Number 21,001, the building at the corner of Front and South Seward streets, formerly occupied by the Juneau Liquor Store, is now undergoing altera- tions Remodelling is being done by di- rection of the labor group. It is planned to alter the property to provide office quarters and a meet- ing and reading room Ju- Alt Heidelberg . Hotel Juneau “Where Living Is Pleasant” B Nearest Federal Bldg. B Elevator Service. B Cigar Stand. B Clean and Comfortable. CLARENCE WISE Owner-Manager fresh, juicy cuts of affords. IN MEAT . There Is No Substitute for QUALITY! Naturally; you want your meats to be These things we give you at reason- able prices, plus a friendly, courteous service by experienced butchers. THE BEST IS CHEAPEST! AMERICAN MEAT CO. Phone 38 Tom Hutchings, Mgr. Phone 38 REMEMBER . . . American Legion Aux- iliary Dance, Saturday. Night, Elks’, Hall. the best the market ngers. The flight was scheduled for yes- terday, but was delayed until this afternoon because of poor flying con A e e ditions Thlu plane is scheduled to return to the Interior tomorrow. Mrs. J. E. }::;::"YM::]:;SF el Passengers coming to Juneau to- r ey a ‘oster) ¢ : day on the Electra are L. Corbley, J sailed southbound on the North Sea grojister. Mrs B, O. Archer, and Joe enroute to Seattle where she will join | growart. g her husband, Ensign J. E. Richéy . of the : trip in the States. Mrs. Paul is jun- jor past president of the Business and Professional Women's Club, and a teacher in the Government School. .- { RETURNS TO STATES: Alaska cities. Mr. Kager is survived by his wid- OW, one other brother besides Dr. Kaser, and two sisters. Harvey E. 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