The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-19
MANY HUNTERS PLAN TRIPS, ! TO
 NORTH, SPRING
Capt. Madssen of Kodiak Guides Brings Word
 of Busy Season

4NuhlCNOuo biSf 5oAiAS iiuiAOCio nAN planning trips to Alaska this spring, next fall and in the spring of 1886, according to Capt. Charles Mad sen. head of the Kodiak Guides As- scciation, who with his 22-year -old daughter, Miss Elizabeth Madsen, is returning north on the steamer Alaska after a three months trip through the middle Western and Pacific Coast States.
 While he was south Capt. Mad sen gave numerous lectures and presented many reels of Alaskan wild life which he has taken on his trips through Kodiak; Island. There was a much greater inter est in hunting and travel in Alas ka this year than in 1893 when made my last trip through the States. believe that the Improve ment cf business will result in a big increase in tourist. travel and hunting parties in Ala ka.Y Capt.
 . Madsen said .-a ssa.
 Extended Trip
 Capt. Madsen and his attractive daughter visited in St. Paul, Des Mc.ncs, St. Louis. Kansas City. Salt Lake City, Chicago. Los Angeles San Francisco and several other of the larger cities in the middle West and Western States and con tacted thousands of people to whom they talked of, Alaska. ''Eyerywhere we found great, interest in the country and were atreated royalty by both those whom have taken on big game hunts in the past and others whom we met Capt. Mad sen said. s
 The first party Capt. Madden has booked for a hunt on Kodiak Island, this spring, is that of Cole man Jonas, well known taxidermist of Denver Colorado, who plans to leave Seattle April, 13, with a party of twelve friends for a Kodiak bear hunt. ,,a ,sso e.
 To Take Movie Party
 Following the Jonas party, Capt Madsen will take over the party of Daryl zanuck, of the 2oth Cen tury motion picture company who is coming north with a party of Hollywood friends which is to in clude Ronald Coleman and Rich ard Barthelmess, well known &C., tors, he said. There will be four or six in the party which will fly to Seattle and take the steamer to Seward where it will be met by planes to continue to Kodiak. This party is scheduled to leave Seattle on May II and will hunt from May II to June 10.
 Several camps were constructed in the Interior of Kodiak Island by the Kodiak Guides Association during the last winter to take care Oi IlulltlllS pdltlCS OOohCd 1Ol, ti1io spring and next fall.
 Thrilled Over Visit
 Miss Madsen, while anxious to get back to her birthplace and home, Kodiak. is still thrilled over the events of her first trip to the States. In addition to seeing the cities for the first time, she took. her first airplane trip when she. flew with her father from Chicago back to the Pacific Coast with steps at the various cities along the way. 50 much happened all at once that cannot possibly say what was the greatest thrill. I loved Southern California and the palm trees, sunshine and beaches, but I liked all tse rest Of the trip, too,' she said
 While she was away, however, all was not pleasure for this Alaskan girl for she took course in beauty work and is returning to Kodiak with all the necessary equipment te open a beauty parlor.
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