THREE AIR-MINDED MEN
Chas. Leckner, C. M. Brosius
and Anton Eide, local adventurers
and dare-devils, went up in the
air Wednesday. But their plane
required little nerve, so to speak,
for they were piloted by incompar
able Matt Nieminen of the Alas
kan Airways. The boys returned
to earth raving; raving about the
maginifcent panorama of sea, ter
rain, glaciers and mountains.
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THE SMJIIIEI
SEATTLE, Aug. 13. (JP) —Stocks
market quotations were given as
follows:
Juneau .15%
American Can .93%
Borden .59%
Canada Dry .37%
General Motors .37%
International Nickle Can..13
International Nickle Can .13%
Internation Tel. & Tel.27%
Kennecott .17%
Radio .18%
Reynolds Tob. (B) .50%
Richfield . 1%
Stand Oil, Cal., .37
Stand. Oil N. J., .37%
Stand. Oil. N. Y., .18%
Union Oil, Cal., .15%
Steel . 87%
Cities . 9%
Durant . 1%
Bancorporation .17%
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Worlds record bear was killed 5 miles from the town of Kodiak and measured
THE GENUINE KODIAK BEAR (Ursus MiddendorfU) ARE
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faBons hunting grounds.
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NIIGHEL GIVEN PROMOTION
AUSKA FISCAL AGENT
_ I
Promotion of Charles E. Naghel
to be Alaska Fiscal Agent for the
Interior Department was announc
ed in the Juneau Empire by Gov.
George A. Parks. The position was
created by the Department at the
Governor’s recommendation and
Mr. Naghel was designated by the
Secretary as the first to occupy it.
Mr. Naghel is one of the oldest
men in the Department’s service
in the Territory, being attached
for many years to the office of
Surveyor General and when that
was abolished getting a transfer
to the Public Survey Office. Under
his new duties he will be assigned
to the Governor’s office.
“This movement is another step
toward putting into effect the
Interior Department’s policy of
simplifying its precedure in the
Territory,” the Governor said. “It
will centralize all disbursements of
the Department’s agencies at Jun
eau. Fiscal matters in the past
handled individually by the Gov
ernor’s Office, the Office of In
dian Affairs and the Federal Min
ing Supervisor, now will be handl
ed directly by Mr. Naghel.”
FREE LABOR BUILDS CHURCH
PEQUOT, Minn., Aug. 12. (jP)—
What is believed the only log Cath
olic church in the United States has
been decided here. It was built by
contributions of $6,000 and free la
bor. The churph has an exterior of
polished logs, while the interior is
furnished with chiseled masonite.
F. R. Wadleigh, coal k expert
of the Department of the In
terior, and his assistant, Maurice
Sharp, were among the arrivals
on Wednesday’s train from An
chorage.
CHASE NOW SUPPORTS SCRIBE
NOGALES. Ariz., Aug. 12. (iP)—
Hal Chase, declared by many to be
the greatest first baseman in the
history of baseball, has broken into
I print again. This time as a sports
columnist on a recently established
newspaper here.
AS AN ILLUSTRATION
PATERSON, N J„ Aug. 13. (/P)—
J Albert Weisbord, labor agitator, and
: 11 other striking workers, who were
| arrested here following a free- for
: all fight with the police near the
I silk milLs were recorded as le
! gal enforcement by barbarous third
i degree methods by the Wickersham
| Commission.
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JUNEAU RANGER
To assume his duties as Dis
trict Ranger in Juneau, vice Har
old Smith, who will be transferred
about September 1, to Cordova,
Ranger Charles Burdick arrived in
Juneau from Sitka. Mrs. Burdick
will move to Juneau after a short
visit to the States. The Sitka
district has been merged into the
Juneau district and Mr. Burdick
will have charge of the consoli
dated district, according to the
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