The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 3, 1938, Page 8

3 &1 SRS THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1938. SALMON PACK FLIERS FROM | INSOUTHEAST ' PORTLAND ARE | DISTRICT LIGHT ~ AT FAIRBANKS . Through July Area Had Coffey and Whirle Bound to time he expes to spend about kan tomorro th new Deputy Flood Waters Threaten Texas Capital City (Stanley YOUIE ~ [i ek ne it o i, Gome st i o™i 14 Biological Survey official is looking the Ketchikan station, aboard. | particularly to wolf and coyote con- et i | ls Back 0" UI[I trol, although getting a ;u-llu'x;.\l vic- OFFICIALS INVITED 91 ture of all matters in which his de- i ! partment is interested. He looked 10 BE GUESTS OF (| Stamping Ground!zss, it tr,ti CHAMBERTHURSDAY | depredation on his way north from 2 ; | R. F. Bessey, representative of etchikan and Saturday expects to e s : the National Resources Committee, take a plane for Fairbanks and the : : o » IR 1! 3 ¥ C. D. Wright, new airport manager s erior where he will follow up his & Biological Survey Official | nterior where ne witt follow up his (= 0 A8 S0 O et “ Pr(l)'(llli;“\l(!)3l7vi.: !||m” i Bal;l'olv_v fo!'Mm'k- i Calls Home from As- P of the Predatory Animal Division in a ack er Dedication A Wolf control has been now well the Biological Survey, have been in- toria to N}?hagak established to the 100th meridian, |vited to be guests of the Juneau he reported, but there is still much Chamber of Commerce tomorrow to do in the Pacific Soast states and noon at its luncheon meeting at Alaska. The problem in Alaska, he Percy's Cafe. The salmon pack in Southeast Al-| FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Aug. 3 aska is slightly ss than half »f Harry K. Coffey, President of the the period | Aero Club of Oregon, and William Stanley Young, Chief of the Pred- atory Animal Division of the B the last season thr ending July 30, ac {0 fiz-| White, Secretary of the Oregen Jogical Survey who arrived in Ju-|bointed out, is a particularly e R e AR ures rel 1 by the Burean | porismen’s and Pilots’ Association * | neau last night from Ketchikan ang| 0us one and that is the major B s i Gl LG o pose of his trip to the north, to de- work, Mr. Wright has just arrived termine what the Biological Si over his airport duties and an do in cooperation with the Ter- Mr, Your rived in Juneau last way points enroute from his head- | quarters in Washington, D: C., f a several weeks’ field trip to the today. Yakutat, where!both of Portland, Ore., arrived here put up, is tha| yesterday afternoon on a vacation \fier a four-hour hop from of Fisher only a small pack only district in the Southeast run-|flich : ning & of last vear. The total| Wi itehorse Territory. can qualify as an Alas- ritory and other agencies in work- pight on a trip to the Territo ‘i to the end of July was 504 The two Portland air enthusiast kan coming back to see how the old[in$ out a solution. ccunection with predatory animal 784 cases compared with 1024159|plan to take off H:u‘ 1g today for place has changed Mr. Young is accompanied by Mrs, centrol work, for a similar period a year ago |Point Barrow, viz Nome and Kot- Back in the days of the Tread-|Young and their daughter. Th L g A The pack by districts through July| zebue well and Perseverance operations,|latter will stay in Juneau while he BACK ¥ROIi BUYING TRIP 30 with comparative figure for sim o 50 shtengpille mitnong young Stanley, then a student at|makes the trip to the Interior. They| Bud Nance of the S. and N. 5 lar period last season follows in|ZArk® < il L A the University of Oregon, used 10|arrived here last evening on the and 10-cent store, returned on the case figures Will Rogers which is scheduled to come north to work in the mines| Game Commission vessel Grizzly Aleutian after a five months’ vaca- | Yakutat—Reds, 22441; kings, 1-|lake place within the next week or here during vacations. Sometimes| Bear, Capt. Doug Swanson, with tion and buying trip. While on the he went as far south as Cali- 397; pinks, 939; chums, 10 coh two it was the canneries, and natural-| wildlife Agent H. A. Sarber of Pet- trip, 6; total, 24 last season, 16,450, e T T lv enough, for his father had the|ersburg. The G will be sail-|fornia, returning home by San * Ketchikan — Reds, 25417; kings H ili Wilh the Texas Capitol only a few blocks in the background, the overflowing Colorado River swept into | first salmon canning plant on the|ing back to her station at Ketchi- 'Diego, Portland and Seattle. 0 464; pinks, 71382; chums, 43261 manna“ uxl Iary the mmin street of Austin, Tex., forcing business to cease and paralyzing southbound traffic. More water |Nushagak, and before that virtually | — — — cohos, 6,528; total, 146,052; last sea- was e DaclEA started the salmon canning business son, 232,539 § . ; : on the Columbia River at Astoria ] Wrangell—Reds, 10566 king | where the present Chief of the| ¥ e 44; pinks, 18.248; chums, 12804; co BaSkBt sa'e Fnday FL A ER ‘ Ne A R iti B Il F il TRt Chlet of e AVOld Fuel Freeze.“ps oyt " > atory hos, 3068; total 5631; 1t S9SN s peimeen the bours of 11 000 w T s [Newest Adc I“””, el famt y the light of day. ‘ i A4S LAk 4 ‘o'lode atOanket sale Wil b ; “T still call home any place from Let our experienced workmen forestall winter worries Vest ast ods, 9.065; Kir 3 v " We: Coa. Rec 1 Astoria to the Nushagak,” smiled and expense by pumping out your fuel tanks now— g o helfl at the merican Legion Dug- '1,’664‘5:3);"'( ot “1”11‘11»'»",““ s S0 0 aut, dud ch time the public DAMAGE GRUPS‘ Mr. Young as he léoked out the win- condensation puts water in even the tighest of tanks. hos, 6,897; total, 31,185; 1 ] : AviYed o tEpedZ tne dow at a new Juneau which was a Get rid of that water and dirt before it freezes and 8"}5"31 A - a.0a1. Dieces of workmanship revelation to him. “It certainly has calls a halt to your heat and comfort. Eastern district 8. R s e 9 A i T T pinks, 13.266: chums,| The b are made by vetec- SBUTH STA \ changed since 1909, the last time THIRD AND FRANELIN STREETS ’ 33.774: cohos .. total. GL067. Ans in the hospital at American I was here” he remarked. “I n i ; """ Lake receiving no comperiation would hardly know the place. R Ah Ph last season, 174.830 gl | . 8\\;7:;:;3" disteict — Reds, 9,18; -from the government, and who have : . Southeast Alaska looks familiar but ice !el‘s— one , Kings, 44: pinks, 6,640; chums, 4. hon-communicable diseases One Tiny Town Takes Juneau certainly has grown.” s, 44; pinks ; chu 3 a1 gt R o * n his present visit i vhic] 439; cohos, 1.888; total, 61,200; lasi| =1€ S > Aran ey 'I; I“klb Brunt of Muddy Torrents it during which Soaton | TTaB4R ba k market baskets, wer J 3 oy Bhealt. hads. 83861 baskets, picnic and sewing baskets from Colorado River 107: pinks. 49.609; chiims of all sizes, shapes and colors. A 2 cohos, 9,305; total, 133,957; last sea- TeW ash trays and book-ends {rom:| MATAGORDA, Tex., ! son, 231510, Ssimered copper wevs: Mlia B-lang gigdy waters of tie Totals—Reds, 117,020; kings, 12 €luded in the basket shipments this piver poured i Mat \ 331; pinks, 165,749; chums, 178767; Year l“"““ articles will also be on y 4,y Jeaving behind runed crops cohos, 30,917; grand total, 504,784; S21¢ and partially inundated towns witl e - . pety i . TRa T i AR h the gay new patterns + last season, 1,024,159 In charge of the sale is Mrs.John ~pic (iny bayshore town is feel- = By Hew B '“”’. I Mr(‘v«‘umuk, |)r1‘snh’n§ of the Leglon ;0 he ‘prunt of the overflow as offered by the world’s ! “Alaska” by Lester D. Henderson Auxiliary, who will be assisted bY the.waters began to recede slowiy famous makers of dinner- Mrs. Oscar Olson f £t . i ‘ late this afternoon from the busi- P | T G ness and residential sections | N Waters are also receding from ‘ § Wharton where the flood isolatt- VARIETY m ed the town almost a week ago. \ - - > o - ‘ / i o eess OPEN STOCK | _nreses Y HOsPITAL NOTES | ; ; : < oY )~ st e vl At i ko S is offered by the wide A choice of 32-piece a 20- Mrs. George Peterson was admit- 32-piece and 20 piece starter sets that we are now displaying in 16 attractive patterns, ted to the Ann’s Hospital last evening for medical attention. EARLY AMERICAN TOILETRIES “teenild ot U rice by SHULTON Featured in Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar! d William Ward was dismissed from g¢ vet unnamed, the newest addition to the Bell Family, a boy, was St. Ann's Hospital to return to D' pory yune 14 to Clara Bow, former “it” girl of the films and her 32-piece sets range home in Sitka after receiving sur- 3 cewhe tor husband, Rex Bell. Mother and child are shown in Bioal ‘oqpe their Hollywood home. It was the baby's first picture. from $6.00 with most Percy Hope was admitted from sets at $8.00. Peter David was discharged from | after receiving surgical attention. [] Johnson s . A 7-pound 13-ounce baby girl was 1 born to Mrs. Nancy Wright in the j - Government Hospital at 7:40 o of zo P e e T HiSH i % ke 1eces— . . £ . Skl S AN are the newest in dinne; ) ot St Pan American Craft Lands Georse G. Heye, who knows per- R ER el AT 2 Try the kmpire classitieds for Al i Pas M haps more of the American Indian ware design. The delicate are available in several delightful cosults. i at Alameda Dase ay 'l?h'm flllwlnllfl“[:"l U‘“‘n‘iull'lldv P“&:"‘ shading of “POWDER designs. They offer a convenient ‘ 5 hrough Juneau last night on the i @ e “hi ” S Fly Nonhil”‘}!‘y | AR BLUE” and “POWDER and_“big enough” array for the BULLETIN — ALAMEDA, | Heve is Director of the Museum PINK” will win your in- modest dinner or luncheon table. | Gal, Augs 3~The baby clipper 1 f the American Indian, Heye Foun- stant approval. Use will As they are open-stock, you may A “" |dation, in New York, a museum : S . i : left ‘here ‘at 11:10 o'clock this | oy oo Ger everything “Indian” intensify it. fill out your set by adding pieces foreoutan, BEalc |ever found from the Arctic Ocean 39-pi Yoy from time to time till it is com- | GLENDALE, Gal. Aus. 5. — The|!© South Americs, and also includes -piece set $14.25 > Dplete. e ey S .| perhaps the most complete coller- i tion of Alaskan Indian artifacts in 20-PIECE STARTER SETS—from $4.95 tion of Alaskan Indian articles in existence. Toilet Soap . 3 cakes . $1.00 here late yesterday frc |and it is planned to hop to San| e D 1o storting ie] Heve ils. making -the: round. trip " lecting as he goes. His Alaska col- Dusting Powder . . . 100 {‘ A i HEiEhE N | Tection was bought from Lt. George tery which has won world fame for its delicate coloration—its study, primitive (yet | s nas | Emmons, who spent many years| sveltely modern) appearance. For the tea, luncheon or supper there is nothing more | AT ALAMEDA BASE gathering objects of the Alaska appropriate. Toilet Water, hand~ | ALAMEDA, Cal, Aug — The | Indian and Eskimo. oilet Water, han baby clipper docked at the Pan-| The Museum of the American In- decorated bottle 5.00 American air base here at 10 0'-| dia 5 20,000 books in its li- y [clock this morning after a flight| brary and has a photograph album " from Glendale and may hop off of 32000 negatives. Collection for| - ° during the day for Seattle, stopping | the museum was begun in 1903 and at Eugene for fuel the museum opened in 1916, a few| — = - ! - - years later moving into a $250,000 THURSDAY, AUGUST 4TH—10 A.M. to 2 P.M. — | OFFICIALS RETURN structure in which it is still housed. | s K " FROMINSPECTION _ 3 A1 IBITERS FREE | .. 34'" = |FREE | or! ou ‘ IN GLACIER BAY ‘ ST 1 FOUR HOURS ON MASSAGIC Regional Forester B. F. Heintzle- | SELL SEATTL _O_l RS ONLY = | ot MassagingSkhoe |man and R. F. Besser representa-| y * Factory Advertising Demonsfration * w R G | tive of the National Resource o o T ~ & HWENESD UE Committee, arrived meau last| _ T FIRST TIME IN OUR CITY! | SEATTLE, Aug. 3—Three hali ; NEW gives you all 7Q\ |uine by plane from sk after o) SEATIUE Aee & hali- METHING NEW! | visit to Glacier Bay National Mony- | buters arrived here today from the : : : o ) Never so much foot-ease at ANY | ment and other points aboard the western banks and-sold their catch- Cut out this coupon now. Brh.m it., to our sthe with only 99¢. During _nm sale we will give you one | price. Soft, yielding resiliency with | Forester in company with John es as follows: A of our new genuine $5.00 Combination Fountain Pen-Pencil Sets to introduce this New 2-Tone 4 ; 3 every step. ~Strains and tiredness | Goffman, Chief Forester of the Na- | Kodiak, 40000 pounds, 7% and Featherweight 14-k. Lifetime Pen Point with a lifetime guarantee. This new set must be seen and Here’s glamour for you!...the heady, exhilarating o L magle. Smart styles | tional Park Service. M 00“"'?“‘3,,';; c‘i:,“ti - ";‘_“""‘;n’;’c“;f‘e""v 3:’1'_ used to be appreciated. Here is the pen you have been waiting for. See this new Streamline Pen. fragrance that 18th Century belles brewed of crushed |is continuing his survey of Admn‘-}mmfw 20,000 peasrifln 8,"',“5(;‘“8?; 1f you can buy this pen anywhere for less than $5, we will give you one free. Here is one sale rose petals and spices, recaptured in charming acces- |alty Island aboard the Forester. v ety A R 8 you can't afford to miss—something different, entirely new. Never before has there been a sale like 3 R . . A | ‘The two officials expect to be | cents. this. These sets will sell regular price, $5.00, after this Introductory Sale. None sold to dealers, sories for your toilette. YOI..I Il be delighted with the | here until Saturday when they plan | only two sets to & customer. Never before have you had this wonderful opportunity at this price. superb qualities of the toiletries...you'll love the to take a plane for Fairbanks and|% T, Please understand this is I;OT a ;h‘eap. gnnk«}-slklun set, btutdml:r r(-]:gular $5 outfit. Comparable to A & s i thence visit the Kenai Peninswal | BASEBALL TODAY || any $5.00 to $10.00 set on the market, and is fully guaranteed by the manufacturer. Come in and 8 quaintly decorated, treasure-type bvoxes the '?'Ie‘ | | odieer wad oftier aress of LRGPl D o e inspect it carefully before you buy! This unbelievable offer is made by one of the largest manufact- water and. perfume bottles, authentic reproductions | ward and Interior. Mr. Bessey is in| The following are scores of bas urers in the world. This advertising offer good for THURSDAY ONLY and will not be repeated !o‘ old Stiegel glass.’ | the Territory on general s\lrvn\"ba” games played in the two major again. Customers must sign here. If you can't attend the sale, bring coupon in before the sale. B R : | leagues this afternoon as received A . work for the National Resources 4 The Early American Assemblage includes: | Committee to determine what. the|uP to 2 o'clock: Name.... AL e Address i BurhSoup™ . Scakes . . . $180 Keepsake Box. completc . . . $200 | Committee can do in heiping Alaska | National League Guest Soap 6 cakes 1.00 Vanity Box, complete . 50 Toiles Water . S0, » 2io.. 108 Periume, hand-decorated | | development, he explained Chicago 3; New York 8. ; JUNEAU DRUG co Oval Dusting Powder g, 150, boitle Lo oo cnrieans 700 i | ““Despite inclement weather, the| Cincinnati 3; Philadelphia 0. 0 1 4 .' i S| o 8 | RS vising ottical repored ha i gel| PilswEh 85 Baven t 3. | ree FOUR HOURS ONLY r ee ; sting first ha view | 2 ~ HOLLMANN'S PHARMACY | A e R et | oA 0 2 vy : ol ; Complete Outfitter for Men {0 "0 opiems Poiladepi 13; Ghioago 2. _ | Sale Con ¥ ston Pen Co. [ N e " y o i