The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 18, 1947, Page 5

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STURM—Ownes PHONES 39 — 539 P ———Y Casler’s Men’s Wear Formerly SABIN'S Stetson and Mallory Hats Arrow Shirts and Underwear Allen Edmonds Shoes Skyway Luggage KINY (1460 KC) JUNEAU “The Voice of Alaska” l TUESDAY EVENING :00—Magic Carpet. G. 1. Jive. —Totem Talk—Forecasts. —Sportsreel. :00—Pan Am News. :15—Words with Music. B"b Burns Cantor. Bandbox. 9:30—S! I])])Lx Club. 9:45— Bemou) the Lines .sub,ccl to change | without notice. | Daytime forecasts on weekdays at 8:00, 9:30 A. M, and 12 Noon. D *HUNIING BETTER LAST WEEK, BUT - MANY UNLUCKY Deer hunting has generally been pocr this year; but during, the fi- al week of the season which end- Saturday midnight, re- re much better than pre- and many hunters return- town with fine big bucks. n with the snows that brought e cecr down from the high moun- ridges, numm" was not gen- 3 SY, and lite won't any \'vnmn on the table un- provided by some more > friend uccessful hunting parties t to tewn Sunday were |B. H. Manery and four others on he Hobo with 10 bucks. They said ound all the deer they want- in the areg below Hawk In- y had Leen hunting two W one of five in the party, brought back a set of antlers which he’s hoping will be one of the finest entered in the contest | took on the trip which may qualify .or the freak horn prize. It's a spike buck on which one horn points down instead of up. | Others in he Manery party were Walter Hellan, “Dad” Ryan and | Mel Swanson | Atso returning Sunday was Ken Junge on the Norland along with Ludw son, George John- | son and C Graham. They had | seen hunting in Bavlof Bay, and | orought in three bucks. Graham |was the only man who came back | empty nded, but all reported | soor shooting. | Junge almost missed out on his deer when she shot at one standing still at a range of about 150 feet |and missed. Fortunately the deer | remained standing long enough for Junge to take another shot which ait the mark. A party of three men from the Subport returned with two deer, it is reported. Dave Nichols and Oscar Cecotti were the two lucky cnes, while Cliff Robards was | skunked. George Johnson is an- jother hunter from the Subport {who is reported to have taken a | | uck. Ole Westby trought in his boat the Oceanic, with George Bryson, T. Tucker and Bob Pollock. Each man got his deer in that party. {Dr. Robert Simpson was out with a party and reported that he was | skunked. However, Don and Charles Skuse, who were also along, got { one buck between them. | Checking quickly through the antlers which had been turned in ! at Darnell’s late Saturday and yes- erday, C. W. Cady brought wack a deer from Kuiu Island with two points on one side, four on the other; B. B. Gleason took a five i oointed on Douglas Island. V. W. Grogan checked in a three point set taken on Douglas Island; jock Boddy took a three pointer at Doty’s Cove; Hjalmar and Hu- vert Saviko each took a fine buck in the Glass Peninsula area, Hjal- mar’s a four pointer and Hubert's a wide three pointer. Alex Tas- sel brought in a set of antlers with three points on one side, jour on the other. Many hunters have not taken their antlers to Darnell’s as yet, and some have not even ajrived back in town. Expectations are that judging will not take place be- .ore the last of this week at the earliest. - e MARRIED HERE | Carl A. Bogren, of Fairbanks, and Sadie E. Johnson, of Yakutat, were married here Friday afternoon by iJ. Witnesses were Louise Skinner. Nila Hall and Sell it with an Empire Want-Ad ——mm— l COMING SOON i 20th Century Theatre | "l'orever Amber | SAVE YOUR CAR! ble starting your car or truck ?rdqm WEATHER is over. For free information write to RON-ZO—P. O. BOX 368 NORWICH, CONN, ']H.()NDIE 8. Commissioner Felix Gray. ! 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