The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-11-01
FUCkETT, WIFE, HAYNES, WIFE,, | TO TOUR WORLD
uneau Couple and Former Residents Planning
 Novel Voyage

ANONSA VSJohS
 Charles M. Tuckett, of the Col- 5uerh staff, and Mrs. Tuckett, and tay L. Haines, reporter on the
 mpire sevlral ysars ago, and his fife, are going to make a long
 agahond voyage, a world cruise n a 32-foot vessel, next year sccording to an article in the Seattle Sunday Times of October 8. With the article is a three
 olumn cut of Haines and his wife.
 Vagabcnd Cruise
 The article is as follows:
 On a vagabond cruise around he world with visits to strange
 ands and strange peoples, to luaint villages that dot the shores If the Mediterranean and to the ,alm -frlnged islands of the South Pacific, two young men and their wives will sail from Seattle tn a ;turdy 32-foot cutter-rigged vessel
 They are MT. and Mrs. R. l.. Iaires of Seattle and MT. and Mrs. Charles M. Tuckett of Juneau Alaska.
 The little craft in which the ong voyage of adventure is to be made has been designed by H, c. Hanson, Seattle naval architect
 ith offices in the Canadian Ma .ional Dock Building. She will be built in the plant of, Prothero & McDcrald on Lake Union.
 MT. Hainss, a motorboat enthu- ;iast and a lover of adventure, has made several long vagabond cruis- ,s, all of which have been attended 3y the element of danger. Marooned On Island
 In 1929 while racing from Juneau ! Seattle in fourtsen-foot out board motor craft. he was wrecked oy a storm in Queen Charlotte |5cund. The little vessel was driv- | sn ashore and badly damaged in / he heavy surf. MT. Haines had both arms injured in the wreck of l his little ship, lost all of his pro visions and was forced to camp 1n the beach four days without flood. He expected to make the run from Juneau to Seattle in |fffty or less elapsed hours and when he did not arrive search was start ed. The Canadian government asked the steamship Prince John to be on the lookout for him and the signals of the marooned motor boat racer were sighted on one of the island of the Queen Char lotte group MT. Haines and his |craft were taken aboard the Prince John and landed in Vancouver, B. |C. He had covered ITO miles of the race when drived ashore by the |storm.
 Spent Honeymoon on Cruise sMr. and Mrs. Haines spent their horleymoon four years ago on a criuse to Alaska in a fourteen foot outboard motorboat, camping on shore at night. They covered approximately 5000 miles during the Journey
 Mir. Tuckett is a moving picture operator of Juneau. He will take euuipment with him for ooth moving and still films during the cruise around the world.
 4 we expect to sail from Seattle in June heading down the coast to the Gulf of California" said MT Haines. Our course then will take us through the Panama Canal to the West Indies, down the east coast of South America to the Tlerra del Fuegos Islands where we will spend some time eXplor- ing these dots of land near the southern end. of the Southern Hemisphere Then we will head for African gold coast, around the Cape of Good Hope and up the west coast of Africa to the Red sea and the Mediterranean.
 Will Visit Many Countries
 we expect to visit Turkey, Asia Minor, Spain, Portugal and other countries making journeys inland to take moving and still pictures. Then we will go to India, the Ma lay States, Sinapore, Bankok, Bor- 'nso. the north coast and the east ccast of Australia, to Wellington end Auckland, New Zealand, to the islands of the South Seas, and baek to Seattle via Honolulu. The iourt,ey we have outlined will take LID at least three years
 The party of adverturers will visit the geysers, boiling mud pots and the hot mineral springs on the North Island of. New. Zealand. Papsete where friendly people dream away the days under a cloudless sky, perhaps go wild pig hunting on storied Cocos Island and visit other parts of the South Seas noted for their romance and mystery.
 Built Like Pilot Boat
 The little double-ender. in winch ire long cruise will be made, will