PLENTY OF BIG GAME III
RUSSIAN in AREA
Steve Melchoir, famed thruoul
the Northland because of hif
skilled craftsmanship and his
knowledge of the Territory of Al
aska, has just returned from 2
hunting trip in the vicinity of his
prospect up Russian river. He re
ports that he bagged one moose
and that he saw plenty of big
game. Ten moose, 27 black beaj
and nine brown bears were sight
ed in the short while he was ir
the vicinity.
Mr. Melchoir plans going out tc
his prospect which is 12 mile;
down Russian river, and remain
ing there thruout the winter.
Ladies —SPECIAL this month
Your permanent $12.50 complete
First following shampoo and fin
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SHOP. Phone Adams 90
GEORGE ANDERSON
Expert piano tuner and own
er of the Anderson Music
Shoppe, in Juneau, is now at
your service until |he first
boat South. Alaska agent for
Kohler - Brumbach Pianos.
Grand and upright pianos for
sale and rent.
Phone Seward Hotel promptly
so that they can be given im
mediate attention.
ALASKA FISHERMEN
Bargains in
Boat Equipment
New and used propellers,
stuffing boxes, bearings, gear
pumps, etc. Write for in
formation and prices.
WM. H. BAKER
59 Pond St. Quincy, Mass.
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Advances will be made
as usual when request
ed. Transferred by Tel
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Special Sales Held on
Request of Shippers
SHARP BREAK
NEW YORK, Sept. 24. </P)— Stock
prices crumpled under heavy sell
ing with principal issues lowering
$2 to $6 net in a turnover of ap
proximately 3,000,000 shares. The
lowest prices at the close and it
is one of the sharpest breaks since
, early June.
: SUIT isiwi
; $75,000 BRIDGE PROJECT
; SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 24. */P)—
Actual construction of the $75,000,
000 San Francisco-Oakland Bay
j bridge advanced a step nearer
'when engineering offices for the
* project were opened here.
; Advertisements will ask for bids
* on drilling test holes for pier foun
dations. The cost of the test hole
borings will approximate $150,000.
Sftite officials will open the bids
immediately after the two-weeks
* advertising period to speed the
’ | project.
FORSAKES CANDIDACY
FOR ANTI-DRI BATTLE
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 24. (A3)—
Senator Tallant Tubbs has decided
not to become a candidate for ma
yor of San Francisco. His decision
came as a result of requests from
various wet organizations that he
forgot his early intentions to run
for mayor but instead he would
devote himself to a state-wide fight
against prohibition.
, Tubbs is an outspoken foe of the
1 18th amendment and was runnerup
for the Republican nomination for
the post of Lieutenant Governor
last year. He may seek the Repub
lican nomination for United States
Senator on a wringing wet plat
form in 1932.
HITTING POWER SOURCE
DETROIT Sept., 24, (P)—In a
study as to where Babe Ruth gets
his great baseball-slugging power,
Dr. Roger Quick, who has just
j completed a study of the home
i run king, says that it is because
Babe has flat feet. All great slug
’gers have flat feet, he contends
J Let us enlarge >our favorite
■ snap shot. ALASKA SHOP
I
Completion of the new Lagoon
i road will be speeded up considera
bly when Mike Malloy, local con
tractor, gets his truck-loading
bucket dragline into operation in
the gravels which were dug up by
the (Iredge recently from behind
. the Seward breakwater.
Workmen have been working on
this truck-loading facility for
some days and today the outfit
was ready to begin loading- The
outfit consists of a sloping incline,
constructed of planks, and up
which the dragline bucket will be
| hauled to a height which will
1 permit it to dump the gravel di
jrectly into a truck, stationed be
| low .the incline. The bucket is
raised up the incline thru the
means of a guyed stay-post and
the power is supplied by a Ford
motor-powered donkey.
Some trouble was experienced
in starting the Ford motor this
morning due to the cold..
One truck, loaded by workmen,
has been used up until now to
haul gravel for filling in spots on
the new road, but with the load
ing facilities in working order, it
is proposed to use three trucks.
BACK TO SCHOOL
NEW YORK, Sept., 24, (/P)—
More than 1,000,000 school child
j ren have been called back to
i school by the New York Board of
! Education. The schools were clos
j ed during an infantile paralysis
| epidemic which raged here and
which the city has just recovered
from.
The best ice cream yet! HOR
LUCK’S Danish Ice Cream.Candy
Cottage, sole Seward agent.
Miller’s Barber Shop
Shower Baths
Seward’s Pioneer
and Expert Barber
Fred C. Miller, Prop.
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leawito Mount Birds
y Learn at home to mount birds, ami*
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Kvery sportsrrmn, trapper
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LAW BE CONSIDERED
DETROIT, Sept. 24. </P> — The
American Legion voted to hold the
1932 convention at Portland, Ore.
No other invitation for next year’s
convention city was received.
The unemployment commission
recommended it as their conviction
that they are to give consideration
to the modification of the prohibi
tion question and it was apparently
assured when the resolutions com
mittee, after nearly three hours of
debate, voted against a resolution
which would have kept the question
from the floor.
SUPPORT NEW LAW
LOS ANGELES, Sept., 24, (#>)—
Los Angeles citizens are giving
their support to a new law which
would compel new arrivals in that
town, who have ever been convict
ed of a crime, to register within
48 hours after their arrival.
Miss Helen B. Cacy, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Cacy,
became the bride of Alton C
Lindsay in a Fairbanks wedding
recently, says the News-Miner.
Tlie “Majestic,” last word in mo
dern refrigeration, at Brown &
Hawkins.
Have you heard he new “OKEH”
i records at Sylvia’s. They are won
j derful.
CUT OUT AIR-MAIL
MEXICO CITY, Sept., 24, (/P)
! Mexico’s postal authorities nav<
'announced that because of th(
lack of appropriations to carry or
their air-mail service, that service
will have o be discontinued. Air
mail business in Mexico is as yel
not on a paying basis and it hai
to have support from the Govern
ment. It is thought, however, thal
the necessary appropriation wil
be impossible to raise.
AUXILIARY’S PRESIDENT
| DETROIT, Sept., 24, (/P)— Mrs
Louise Werel Williams of Taucka
hoe, N. Y., was elected presidenl
of the American Legion Auxiliary
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