The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 18, 1939, Page 3

R N “iyou the ¢ Mar of the Se ATTE MASS MEETING FOR THE ALASKA JUNEAU EMPLOYEES OKLY AT UNION g:00 P. You should know the an: be glad to help you. Cor SHATTUCK AGENCY PHONE 249 Office———New York Life BASKETBALL DANCE sion $.100 Admis ‘ u "gh-_a‘fl nd ‘warming and THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, FEB. 18, 1939. WALLACE BEERY COMES IN SHOW rowdy - lovuble > x mingB:g, hrills 3 omance of 'Ba s e . the laughter i onei . P 5 of "Min and Billl ater- Red:blooded drama c?t the w front .4 with the mighty sweep en Seas! of Brimst and patho CASA MANANA REVIEW MIDNIGHT PREVIEW Toni, Night Spot Call of the Rockies WOLF TRAPPER BEARING DOWN ON PREDATORS Wild Life Agent Reporis Deer Wintering in Ex- cellent Shape With trappers becoming cognizant the danger of wolf depredation: ) closed season on ¢ Alaska. Wild Life ber from Petersburg the wolf is begin- TONIGHT e NTION of and faced with {fur in Southe: Agent Hose: aid today that ning to get his dues.” Sarber came in from Petersburg the Game Commission vessel formerly the Seal, Capt. Ken ast night. More wolves are being trapped than ever before, Sarb said, and also added the good news that “deer are having one of their best winters. =1 ter Set” Effective aid the “water set” initiated seven 5 Ernie Gombell of Pet burg, getting wolves with amazing effic- iency in combination with scent and | field assistance from the Game Com- | | mission Gombell originated the water set depending on tide to wash away tell- | tale man scent, in 1932. Since that | | time, he has trapped 61 wolves in| the same set. Other trappers, taking advantage | of the idea, disseminated in mimeo- graphed explanation by the Game | | Commission, have been having a| marked success, and with no fur sea- | (son, are turning in many cases m} straight wolf trapping for a ]1\'011—1 | hood. George Ongleman in the Whale! Pass area on the West Coast, has | | taken 18 wolves this winter with the | ! set, Sarber said. Also, Bob and Louis | | Scatt, father and son at Craig, have {taken 57 wolves since last spring, totalling 107 pelts since 1935. | Fox Raided In Tebenkoff Bay, Olaf Tenjford, | declinging for years to “take the time” to hunt wolves, started after the predators last fall when the HALL—TFEB. 20 M. SHARP for by you u have enoug Too little? st hazards that h? swers to those questions. We'll me in, write or telephone. | TONIGHT FLKS HALL Presented hy Players and Officials of the City Baskethall League. THEATRE »| The Territor: HERE ON SUNDAY "Port of Seven Seas’ Opens Here Tomorrow at Capitol ywood has produced a be appreciated by old, comedy lovers demand stark At last picture all, yo and tho: tragedy All of th Seas,” w Capitc Ho ue of “Port of Seven opens Sunday at the » with Wallace Beery | include: Sullivan by James Frank Mor- John Beal e quay at Marseilles, around the un- affair of a boy and a boy answers the lure of a life of adventure and turn in three years girl absence | happy i girl. The the sea a promi .VU marr Durin | the ma | twic \ l‘xn:-k«- him I will be | happine | The | pected, and fi | He | divorce | ma the older 'lad return q = Ending SHORTS P { Rockies.” MARTH she accepts proposal of a man reali that it will »w and perhaps she receive some of that sooner than er- the girl married that she obtain a id marry him, but the girl that he can't ruin happiness so the sea is the double bill and “Call of the demand him sec man’s he onight Spot POULTRY PIRATES Wi A SOCIET HOLDS SESSION HERE YESTERDAY Twenty-six members of the Mar- tha Society were present yesterday afternoon in the parlors ‘of the NEWS OF THE DAY MATINEF ght 1:15 A.M. Sunday 2 P.M. \ | { \ | | animals began raiding his foxes Never having trapped wolves be- | Northern Light Presbyterian Church | Commission | for the group’s social sesison assistance, Tenjford has frapped 12| Dui the afternoon an Alaskan animals since last fall, Sark | black diamond dinner ring was pre- A Klawock trapper has taken 14|sented by Mrs. John A. Glasse to wolves this winter, and is finding |Mrs. Daisy Cunningham, secretary Wolf trapping a profitable enterprise| for the Marthas, who will soon fore, but with Game in lieu of trapping mink As for deer, Sarber said he has noticed a marked increase in deer in the last two years, and that this |past winter has been “marvelous" for the anim with little snow. When the Baranof comes through on the way to the Westward, Sarber will sail for Kodiak to institut Game Commission bear patrol in the interests of cattle ranchers who| have experienced depredations from | marauding bruins. Two registered guides will hunt with Sarber and track down the i animals to give Kodiak What Is Your News I. Q.? By The AP Feature Service | offending | cattle a clean bill of health. { - OPTOMETRY BOARD UPHELD BY COURT ial Board of Optom- |etry was upheld today in a decision | by Judge George F. Alexander deny- ing a writ of mandamus to Dr. J. W. | Edmunds, who contested the Boar | powers in revoking his license and | refusing to reissue the license. It is believed the case will be ap- | pealed. ! Each question counts 20; each part of a two-part question, 10. A score of 60 is fair, 80, good.! 1. Leslie C. Peltier, this Ohio | farmer, and Professor Kozik of Russia made what discovery 10 hours apart? g 2. Seismic reports for Janu- ary contained little of public in- terest. True or false? 3. How are Justice, Light, Equality, Fraternity, Liberty and America related? ¢ 4. What are the colors of Gen. Franco’s Nationalist flag that now waves over most of Spain? | 5. Who's the father-in-law of the newlywed Prince Louis of Bourbon-Parma? | | DIVORCE A divorce was granted Ethel E.| Haines this morning in District | Court from Thombas W. ,Haines. De- i sertion constitutes grounds in the| action. — ee— Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Quist will en- tertain at a dinner-dance this ev- ning in the banquet room of Percy’s | Cafe. Seventeen of their friends are | to be present for the gathering. (Answers on Page Six) 10 AND 17 Years 0o 86 Proor : PACIFIC BOTTLERS’ SUPPLY CO., INC, Seattle, Washington, Exclusive Alaska Distributors, | for 20th Century-Fox co-stars Wil- "BARONESS, BUTLER' Juneaw's Greatest Show Value SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY NEW COMEDY FILM IS FOR COLISEUM SHOW The gay, dignified swish of peer [ age and its doming a cropper in a middle-European New-Deal offe: delightfuly exciting theme for he Baroness and the Butler,” which opens Sunday at the Coliseum The- atre. This Darryl F. Zanuck production | Matinee Sunday 2:00 P. M. Previcw Tonight 1:15 A, M. THe's the perfect butler , ., AND THEY'RE PERFECTLY UL TOGETHER...! liam Powell and Annabella in a blithe screen version of, the stage! hit that had half of Europe agog. This film has caught the tone and | flavor of an old regime—years of | tradition and geneartions of escut- | cheon worship—suddenly confront- ed with a blue bloods’ dilemma in which the self-effacing butler emerges from his cocoon to assume | social equality with his noble em- | ploy Powell, as his suave best, tries to| save the Count’s family from the blow of learning that he has l)o(‘n‘ elected to Parliament on the So- cialist-Progressive ticket. By his very actions he brings down charges of impoliteness, fraud and trickery on his head. | Tonight at the Coliseum ends the double bill, “Missing Witnesses “Marines Are Here." T leave for Cordova Other presentations made during the affair by Mrs. Charles Sey in- cluded five knitting bags which we; given Mesdames Katherine Hooker, Catherine Armstrong, Vena Crone, John B. Marshall and G. Lackey, all of whom lost their belongings in the recent Goldstein Building fire. Each bag contained tea towels, luncheon sets, pot holders, a cook book, pillow slips, aprons and other useful articl On the afternoon’s program, Mrs. | Harold Smith presented a reading, and a round-table discussion of leg- | islative ‘problems was held. It was |also decided that the postponed | choir dinner was to be an event of March 22. At the next meeting a report of the nominating committee will be given. Members of this committee | includes Mesdames Katherine Hook- er, Charles Sey and John A. Glasse. | - Cooper Union in New York City |was the firs ucture in which iron beams were used throughout in the floor construction. | — .. - | On September 22, 1914, a Ger- |man submarine, the U9, sank three British cruisers in one hour, with {a loss of 1,400 men. When you see Annabella in her first American-made pic- ture...yow’ll understand why even the suave Mr. Powell is - swept off his feet! William . POWELL and ANNABELLA ‘L, BARONESS wd #, BUTLER’ A 20tb Century-Fox Picture wilh HELEN WESTLEY ¢ HENRY STEPHENSON JOSEPH SCHILDKRAUT » NIGEL BRUCE )..EDWARD BROMBERG * LYNN BARI Directed by Walter Lang | 'The surface of most of the lakes, |in the Adirondacks lie at an eleva- ‘lion of 1,500 feet ahove sea level. “ADDED ATTRACTIONS PORKY PIG SUNDAY IS THE Musical Comedy Bl "IG“T MOVIETONEWS MISSING WITNESSES —and— ‘"MARINES ARE HERE'’ LAST ME TONI Alaska Music Supply| Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Pianos—Musical Instruments and Supplies Phone 206 122 W. Second S GHT How are YQURResolutions Holding Out? By this time, a lot of the resolutions that were so shining bright on New Year's Day are badly bent or broken. Maybe your resolutions were too lofty to allow for human frailties. We'd like to suggest ANOTHER resolution that is both easy and profitable to keep. It's just this: READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS REGULARLY. Sounds childishly simple, doesn't it? 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