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The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-30
Motorship to Take Gravel South for Recovery
 Machine Test

In quest for placer gold, the motOrShip Governor Roland H. Hartley of Anacos-tes, Wash, with a distinguished company, is on her way to Dry Bay on the coast of the Gulf of Alaska. She called at Juneau today for several hours.
 The persons aboard the craft are Capt J. Frank Wright, her skipper, who owned a floating can- neay that he operated to the Westward and that he sold to the New England Fish Company; E. Roy Mover, who has been in the mercantile business at Ketchikan, Skag way, Juneau and Fair banks and who now conducts a store at Anacorses; w. V. Wells, formerly a Washington State Sen ator; Ray B. bowman; A. L. Marsh, Joseph Jenvy Roy Pollock, Milo Marshall and Colvin Wilson.
 To Get Gravel Cargo
 The mission of the party is to prospect the beach at Dry Bay and to collect quantity of gold bearing gravel. This will be trans ported to Anacortes, where it will be put through 8. gold recovery machine recently designed for the saving of minute particles of the yellow metal. If the gravel proves sufficiently rich when put through the recovery machine, this equipment will be moved from Anacortes to Dry Bay.
 The motorship is well supplied for her trip and contemplated work. She carries bounteous pro- visions and efficient prospecting equipment. She is expected to spend about two weeks at Dry Pay and then will return direct tc Anacortes to make tests of her gravel cargo.
 Craft Is Sunday
 The vessel is a sturdy craft Her registered dimensions are 48.t feet long, 15.5 feet wide and 6.t feet deep. She is of 38 gross and 26 net tons. Diesel equipped, she can develop 75 horse power. She was built in Seattle in 1881. Hel record owner is Rudolph Franulo- vich of Anacortes. She is under charter for fler present voyage. The beach of the Gulf of AL aska at Dry Bay and in that neighborhood is known to contain gold bearing gravel. In places good pay has been taken out Some years ago, the Yakataga beach to the westward of Dry Bay was extensively and profitablJ worked with rockers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-30
s. YOSHIHARA PLANS FLIGHT
 OVER PACIFIC
Specially Built Flying Boat Is Now on Way to
 United States

SOUTHAMPTON, England, March BOA specially built and designed flying boat in which s. Yoshihara, young Japanese flier, will attempt flight from San Francisco to Tokyo. has started for New York City aboard the liner Olympic.
 The flier will follow in ten days. He said he expected to start the flight in May or June.
 Yoshihara planned flight last year from Tokyo but two attempts ended disastrously along the Jap- anese coast.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-30
TO CRUSH REVOLT
 IN MANCHURIA
Japanese Military F orc es Moving Against Chi
 nese Rebels

CHANG CHUN, Manchuria, March 30.-The Japanese military forces continue efforts to put down the revolt in the western Kirin Prov ince directed against the new Man. churian State and threatening this city.
 Japanese aviators have dropped notes on the city of Nungan. 35 miles from here. promising a re- ward of 5000 Mexican dollars if the Provincial troops maintained resistance until the seige by rebels Is raised.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-30
DRY WORKERS
 CALLED UPON
 TO GET BUSY
Vets Activity Arouses Fears of National Con-
 ference of w. C. I. U.

CHICAGO, H., March 3o.-A call to arms of Prohibition work CTS has been sounded by the Na- tional Conference of the Women's Christian Temperance Union.
 Mrs. Anna Deyo, Secretary, said:
 what is the matter with the rank and file of the dry workers? One dry Congressman told me he was hearing from only vet con- stituents. We need to remember we are battling againsta high pow cred wet organization with mil lionaire backing and without con- science"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-30
ROOSEVELT HAS 12s

WASHINGTON, March 30.-Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt. of New York. has 123 delegates pledged to him at the June Democratic National Convention for nomination as Presi- dent.
 Iowa's 26 delegates and Maine's 12 delegates joined those of Geor- gia, Minnesota, New Hampshire, North Dakota and Washington.
 Alaska's delegation is not def intely counted in the Roosevelt col- umn.
 Backers of Gov. Roosevelt have agreed on Senator Alben w. Bark ley, of Kentucky for the keynoter of the Democatic National Con- vention.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-30
HOUSE WORKS LIKE MACHINE
 ON TAX BILL
Raising of Letter Postage from Two to Three
 Cents Proposed

WASHINGTON, March 30. - An extraordinary response to Speaker John N. Gamers appeal for all groups to join and put over the non-p partisan tax bill found an un- wieldly House working like ma chine today approving tax provis- ions recommended by the Ways and Means Committee to balance the Budget.
 The main issue will be the rais- ing of letter postage from two to three cents.
 POSTAGE INCREASE
 WASHINGTON, March 30.-The House late this afternoon voted to increase letter postage from two to three cents for period of two years. This is expected to yield S135, 100000 in revenue.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-30
MAJOR KUCA
 TAXES LIFE

SHANGHAI, March 30. = Major Noboru Kuga. captured by the Chi nese, then released, today went to the scene of his capture at Kiang- wan and committed suicide. He left note that he had dishonored the army by permitting capture.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-30
.HARD-HIT TO
 BE GIVEN AID
Swedish Government to Assist Institutions that
 Are Tn Need

STOCKHOLM, March 30. Pre- mier Carl Ekman announced last night the Government had the support of the leading members of the Rikstag in plan to help hard Init institutions. The an- nouncement came at the end of a day during which securities on the Bourse generally declined sharply as result of comphca- tions in the situation existing in the Kreuger- Toll companies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-30
CHINESE AND
 JAPANESE IN
 SHARP CLASH
Shots Are Fired as Peace Farley Takes Lay
 Off for Day

SHANGHAI, March 30.-A sharp skirrnish between Japanese and Chinese forces at Chiawangmiao took place today while there was a lull in the peace parleys.
 The peace parleys will be re- sumed tomorrow.
 The Japanese military officials claim the Chinese have been driv- en to positions south of SoochoW Creek.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-30
Cunt Find
 Meteor Reported To Haue Fallen

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, March 30. = John Worcester, mining engineer, is back here after making a trip to investigate a meteor reported to have fall- en near the Alaska Railroad south of here. He said he was unable to find it and believed it was a figlnent of imagination on the part of the man who reported 1t.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-30
DOOLITTLE TO
 ATTEMPT MARK

ST. LOUIS. Mo, March 30.-Ma- jor Jimmy Doolittle, ex-Alaskan. and former holder of the trans continental air record, left in a racing plane this afternoon for the Detroit Aircraft Show. He will ex- hibit the plane there. He is at tempting a speed record to De- troit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-30
Falls from Dock at Kodiak and Loses Life

SEWARD, Alaska, M ar h 30.- George Fromin, aged 30 years, fell from a wharf at Kodiak yesterday and was drowned. His body has not been recovered. Fromin is sur- viyed by his mother, brother, sister and half-sister.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-30
Kills .Seuen,
 Sets Home AtTe, Phones Officers i.

OSLO, Norway, March 30.- A 20-year-old man, suffering from a nervous breakdown, to- day killed his father, mother, five brothers and sisters with an axe. He then set fire to the family home at Verdal, then telephoned fer the sheriff and fire brigade.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-30

NORFOLK, Virginia, March 30.- Capt. Carl H. Wiley, of the Ro- mani Marine Salvaging Company of Seattle, announced he has lo- cated the wreck of the Ward liner Merida about 65 miles northeast of Cape Charles.
 The liner sank in 1911 and from $4,OOO,0OO to $5,OOo,OoO in gold, silver and jewels is the treasure reported
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-30
Fauors Suspension of Certain LalOs to Help
 Out Lumber Industry

WASHINGTON, March 30.-The United States Timber Conservation Board today advocated suspension of the Federal antitrust laws for the duration of depression as means of helping the lumber in dustry and improve it's economic condition.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-30
BIG SEIZURE OF
 LIQUOR IS MADE

NEWPORT, Rhode Island, March 30.-The former subshaser PAT, now a private yacht. which served as tender to Sir Thomas Liptons fifth international race, was today seized as a rum runner. The crew of seven men offered no resistance to the Coast Guard boat. Three thousand cases of liquor were found aboard the craft. Former Boston owners said the PAT is now owned by New Bedford interests.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-30
CRETA NISSEN
 TO WED SOON

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, March 30.- Greta Nissen, movie star, and Well don Hepburn, son of an Army Colonel in Alabama, are to be mar ried today in Tiajuana.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-30
GOV. ROOSEVELT GAINS DELE ES FROM TWO STATE
Capt, Wiley Finds Wreck of
 Treasure Ship on East Coast

to be in the wreckage.
 Capt. Wiley intends to fly to Seattle and prepare for salvaging operations.
 Capt Wiley and his associates have been interested in efforts to raise the Islander, sunk in Alaskan waters in 1901, supposedly with a large amount of gold aboard.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-30
FUR SHIPMENT
 IS AT SEWARD

SEWARD. Alaska. March 3o.- The first Spring shipment of Aleu- tian furs. valued at s10,000, was discharged here by the steamship Starr. Seven hundred red fox came from the Umnak farms and the re- mainder of the furs came from Unalaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-30
TuO Billion DOllars for
 Soldiers Bonus Indicated

be passed and such action would undo every effort being made to reduce expenditures and balance the Budget"
 The President indicated he would veto the bills when they were passed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-30
IOWA, MAINE
 DELEGATIONS
 FOR N. Y. MAN
Democratic State Conven- tions Add 26 and l2
 to Instructed List
CANDIDATE NOW HAS
 123 PLEDGED VOTES
Senator Barkley, of Ken lucky, Agreed to as Con-
 vention Keynoter

DAVENPORT, Iowa, March 30.- The State Democratic Convention yesterday instructed it's 26 dele- gates to the Democratic National Convention to be held in Chicago in June for Gov. Franklin D. Roose- welt.
 The resolution pledged the dele gation "to use all honorable means" to bring about the nomination of the New Yorker for the Presidency
 The convention instr ucted its delegates to vote as a unit on all questions.
 Adoption of the resolution came after a stormy session in which members of the convention opposed to- pledging the delegation hurled cries of ''railroading."
 The opposition was to binding the delegation and not necessarily against Gov. Roosevelt.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-30
LOU WIDRIG
 PASSES AWAY

NEW YORK, March 30. = Lou Widrig, aged 61, Treasurer of the Cincinnati Baseball Club, died here yesterday as the result of pneu- monia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-30

WASHINGTON, March 30.-Presi- dent Hoover, at press conference today, said an informal poll Of the House created apprehension in the country" that further sol- diers bonus bills calling for an outlay of two billion dollars would
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-30
CLOSING PRICES TO-DAY

NEW YORK, March 30.--Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is. 15as, American Can GAS, Anaconda 61k, Bethlehem Steel 18, Wright 1A, Fox Films 3A, General Motors IT, Interna- tional Harvester 21, Kennecott T. Packard Motors 3as, United States Steel AIS, Bunker Hill 1914.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-30
STOCKS PRICES
 IMPROVE TODAY
Various Leading Issues Ad- vance from One to One
 and One-Half Points

NEW YORK, March 3o.--Stocks improved slowly today.
 American Telephone and Tele- graph, United States Steel, Ameri- can Can, Case. Drugs and Dupont rose from one to one and one half points.
 Grant touched a new low. Good year Rubber lost one point.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-30
MAINE FOR ROOSEVELT

PORTLAND, Maine. March 30.-- The Maine State Democratic Con- vention this afternoon instructed it's 12 delegates, bound by the unit rule. for Gov. Roosevelt. The vote was 286 to 245.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-30

To increase its forest area. the Irish Free State has voted a sub sidy to persons who re-forest five or more acres of land.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-12
DEMOCRATSW WILL
 TAKE kETcHIkAN ' STATES zlECLER
Dimond Will Get 75 Per Cent of Vote, Says Pri-
 mary Opponent
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precincts will give the Democratic ticket an unprecedented majority next November" he said.
 No Room For Disharmony
 There Is no room for nor no reason for disharmony in the ranks of Democracy in Alaska this year." MT. ziegler declared ''The party is marching to cer- tain victory in the nation for the new 6eal" that Gov. Roosevelt, as Presidential nominee, has prom ised. There is no room for doubt that no section of the country needs new deal more than AL aska, and Alaskans generally real ize it. Their vote next November will show their understanding of Coy. Rooseyelt's words and their desire to be counted in on the new deal" he declared
 MT. ziegler will return to his home in Ketchikan on the steam c. Admiral Rogers "Wednesday. While here he is conferring with local Democrats on matters re- leting to the campaign.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-12
REAL BATTLE PROGRESSING
 so. AMERICA
Paraguayan Troops Win Victory Over Boliv-
 ian Forces

AsUNCIoN, Paraguay, Sept, l2 The Paraguayan Government an nounced the national forces have been fighting a three-day battle with the Bolivians at Fort Bo- queron, in the disputed Chaco re- gion and have completely an- initiated the Fourteenth Bolivian Infantry and meeting with further successes in a fierce battle"
 The Bolivian Commander, Major Adolf Lairana, has been taken a prison, other dispatches said.
 The Government says the Para guayan forces occupied the fort last Friday and battle has been raging outside since then. This is considered the most important en- gagement in recent weeks in a fight for Chaco.
 Both sides are reported rushing endorsements while neutral South American nations are sending troops to the borders to protect neutrality.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-12
AT THE HOTELS
Ga.stinrau

Gastineau
 Joseph S. Dixon, Berkeley; Calf Ed Glstafson. Thane; "A. H. Zieg- Ter, Ketchikap; c. D. Mcdonald Petersburg; Bert F. Smith, Prem fer. B. O.; D. 1T. Phillips, Brad ford. Pa; H. Potter, New York City; J. P. Morgan, George Jones Juneau.
 Alaskan
 Elmer Oberg, Fairbanks; L. J Isrnelson, Petersburg; Lewis An derson, Wrangell; H. M. Danielson, Robert Ball, Victor E. Russer, 5u- neau.
 Zynda
 Paul G. Redington, Washington, ID, C.; Harry A. Brown, Mrs. s. M. Works, Portland, Ore; Miss Elizabeth Derr, New York City; Frank Price, John A. Lawrence, Sitka; Herbert Lee, Tenakee.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-12
CHALLENGES REPORT WASHINGTON. Sept 12p.,

'WAsSxaAtSSIA ANfNs aoSpt. lz.--2Sei- ham B. Glassford, Superintendent tof Police, today challenged the ac- curacy of the report on the Bonus Army made to President Hoover by Attorney General Mitchell, and denied that he asked for or ap- proved troops to quel the rioting of July 28.
 Superintendent Glassford made the denial to newspapermen and further said he would make pub lie a written answer to the At tprney General. .
 The, Attorneys Generals report said aGlassfTd was asked, the di- rect question as to whether he thought 1t necessary to secure the assistance Of the Federal trooos to which he replied in the affirm ative"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-12
COP. COMMITTEE NOW ORGANIZED,
 RASMUSON SAYS
Hellerich Is Nam ed for Second and Nerland
 for Fourth Division
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Continued from Page Cne) didate for reelection, and MT. Nerland is running for the Sem ate. sts
 MT. Rasmuson was accompanied here by his son, Elmer, who has been assistant cashier in the Bank of Cordova. They visited here a short time and proceeded to Skagway on the steamer Admiral Rogers MT Rasmuson conferred with Divisional Committeeman AL bert White while he was in the city. He will return in about two weeks for a more extended visit.
 The two members of the Terri torial Committed appointed some time ago are: MT. White, First Division, and Dr. w. H. Chase, Cordova, for the Third Division.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-12
Duke Pays King George N
 Rent lar. 22StA, Year

& OXFORD, England, Sept. l2.-- For the 22sth time, a Duke ea Marlborough iaas paid 4quit" rent to the King Of England for the fine mansion and estate at Blen- heim.s - Ck6osdshire. ,sa M fIa
 The estate was presented to the 1lrst Duke " the King for tbe: de- cisixe vjotery he gained over the Austrian, Bavarian and Frenc h tro ops at Rlenheim August a3, lSo4. sa | s@sfi :. a,s.sh < ' on that sdete ever since the Dukes have prssentsd . small silk Has te the Eing's representative.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-12
Son, Aged 90, Tries To Suicide WHen Mother, lI6, Dies

NEW YORK, Sept l2. IA son, the last of twelve childen, became hvtprical teday end threatened suicide following the death of his mother. He was restrained by neighbors.
 The sens Jean MeyeFs, is 90 ycau 'eid. sHis nlothcr. Mrs. Dora MeyerA celcbrated her 1i6th birthday on JuIy l4.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-12
MOOSE HUNTERS!

MAKE RESERVATIONS now fol |e complete hunt or for transpor- |tation to Tairu hunting grounds
 Cruiser with comfortable aeconmo- Fdations for -four, connecting witll Hast speed boat sarvice on river Also deer and duck hunts. Low rates. Phone 444 or address P. O
 Box 1929, Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-12
No Confidence Voted, Reichstag |Is DissoIped


 . BERLIN, Sept. 12.-Chan- . cellor von Papen dissolved the Reichstag this after . noon after the Socialist . Party moved that a series . of emergencies decree by the . Cabinet be rescinded, and . the Reichstag voted mo . confidence" in the Cabinet. . Herman Goering, Speaker. . said the dissolution would be ignored because the Gov ernment has already been . overthrown
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-12

The low throughout and extreme Southeast insula and falling rapidly the rain from Kodiak eastward and strong winds cic Ocean The weather generally the Boring Sea and Arctic in the Interior
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-12
MIDWEEK DANCE TO BE
 HELD TpEBDAK EVENING

' Because of 4te opening Of the southeast AlaslkA Fair sWedpes- day evening, thel regllar mtd~eek scandiaavisn- AneFdcap dance at A. B. Hall VIII l3e he}d towqsrpw evening. Music as ,thsual s to be furnished by, Krapea end Aetersons s accordion prchesra,, L:s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-12
TO ATTEND U. OF o.

Brian Hariand son of MT. and Mrs. Q. E. Harfand. was a passen- ger on the Aleutian. He will at tend the University of Oregon at Eugene.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-12
.,GoNG no GOLxEGE

Miss Mary szssyaiae, dsusater 6i Federal Judge dustin w. Harding, left on the Princess Louise yes terday for thf seIEth srrol}te to Boston, Mass, to enter college. r
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-12
GOING TO PULLMAN

Bound for Pullman, Wash
 where he will enter the Washing ton State College. Robert Hurley left on the Aleutian this morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-12
GOING TO STANFORD

Miss Dorothy Bakke is a pas senger south on the Aleutian bound for Stanford to enter her second year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-12
EASTERN STARS

ATTENTION EASTERN STARS Juneau Chapter NO. T. Q. F. s. will bold its regular business meet ing r1eeday evening at 8 o'clock IArDe Mention desired.
 EDITH HQWARp, ,, szf FANNY [, BORZNaQN. sAdv. Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-12
FOR IDAHO UNIVERSITY

Ton Redlingshafer ieft on she Princess Louise Sunday morning fer the soueh enroute to attend the Idaho University.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-12
HAROLD PETERSON IS ILL

Harold Peterson Iy a~patient in St. Ann's hospital, receiving med ical treatment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-12
FOR MEDICAL TREA4ssENT,

Mrs, Sylvester. AerTidith entered St. Ann's hQspital yesterday for medical treatment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-12
ATTY. GENERAL MAKES REPORT
 TO PRESIDENT
Police and Other Official Records Are Quoted
 by Mitchell

tccntlnueo from Page One,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-12

alibi by R. B. Ellison, who de- scribed himself as a national or ganizer of the Khaki Shirts of America and former national con- tract officer of the B. E. F. '
 One is struck by the fact that the release of the report is timed to coincide with the American Ie- zion Convention in Portland, where President Hoover. and his hench- men are to make last and des- perate bid to regain respect of the ex-service man. said Ellison.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-12
ALASKA NEWS


 Considerable damage was don, to the Naket Packing Company. cannery tender Baron F when sht struck a rock near Ketchikan. She was repaired on the ways there John Rosenbaum, former hotel clerk at Ketchikan, committed sui eide at Salinas, Cal.
 Thor Casporson, 50, employed at the Yes Bay hatchery many years. died in the Ketchikan hospital.
 David B. Williams, Ts, d,ed at the Pioneers Home at Sitka a week after he had gone there from Ketchikan.
 ". 2. Blanton has bought ths Blue Fox Cafe in, Ketchikan !. of +' s. Ferris, MT. Blanton came to Ketchikan from Hyder last February, and managed the cafe for MT Ferris.
 Mrs. M. w. Minthorne, resi- dent of Metlakatla since, ,iel7 md minister of the Christina Church there, has left for Newport, Ora. where she wiq rest for an indefinite period. Her successor is Rev. Rob- l ert Tomlipson, recently arrived rom Vancouver, B. c. a ,..es..r,
 Thirty-five pupils for the Sheldon ! Jackson Indian School at Sitsxa were transported from conamunit- les on the west coast of Prince of i, wales Island to Sitka by. t1ne Presbyterian missionary boat Prince ton, Rev. David WagSoner, skipper.
 Six hundred and tyenty-one pu- | pils were registered the first day f of the public schools in Ketchikan four more than the first day last f year. One hundred and sixty-eipht were entered in the high school and | the remainder in the grade courses The teachers are Carl R. Carlson Willis Hathaway, Hobart R. Kelly | Fora Mcdonald. Frances Wilson | Helen Pruesang, Vera Thompson | Jonn M. Speer, Marjory Miller 6ernice Norton, Leonaine Hill Edna Hand, Amy Barlow Cleo Campbell, Olga Nelson, Ralph e Wright Hilda Kohl, Norman E. Young, Mabel Gilbert, Leila Butin Elza Mathiesen. Gertie otness Margaret lexis. Bonita Hoke. Helen | Ross.
 At Charcoal Point, near Ketchi-. kan, there are S6 pupils in the pupiic school. The teachers ara | Mrs. Charlotte Whitfort Gladys | Platts, EyaleIa Thomas. Maxine Mellish. Marie Lyons.
 FOR IDAHO UNIVERSITY
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-12
CHARGES FALSE

NEW YORK, Sept. l2.-Waater Waters, B. E. F. Commander, said the charges are absolutely without
 foundation of fact, and said: This report at this time will only antagonize thousands of vet
 erans who had begun to forget the Washington event"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-12

At Charcoal Point, near Ketchi- Kan, there are s6 pupils in the public school. The teachers arg Mrs. Charlotte Whitfot, Gladys Platts. Eyalera Thomas, Maxine Mfllish. Marie Lyons,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-12

Thor casporson, 50, employed at the Yes Bay hatchery many years, died in the Ketchikan hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-12

David B. Williams, "a a,ed at the s Pioneers Home at Sitka week after he had gone there from Ketchikan.