The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-14
DERBY pRIzE5 p!l!'l!l ARE pREsENTED
 LAST EVENING
R. Henry Comes from Fish, ing Grounds 10 Re-
 eeive Plymouth

eeive Plymouth Robert Henry, winner of the first prize Plymouth in the recent Sal mon Derby, came to town yesterday for the award. and Milo Clouse got underway with the prize dis tribution at 2 o'clock last night in front of Bowling Motor Co. I Here are the fortunate ones, the weight of their catch, and their prize, and the donor: 1. Robert Henry, 37 pounds 13 ounces, 1949 Plymouth by the Terri torial Sportsman's Association. 2. Bud Phelps, 30 pounds Is ounces, Gruen watch by the Pan American World Airways. 3. Jessie Geeslin, 28 pounds five ounces, 2 hp Evenrude outboard by the Bowling Motor Go.
 4. Lester Fragner. 27 pounds IA ounces, Rod and Reel given by the Northern Commercial Company.
 5. A. Shudshift, 26 pounds eight ounces, S-38 Hallicrafter Radio given by the Alaska Electronics Co.
 6. pr. J. H. Geyer, 25 pounds 10 ounces, a salmon rod by Lew Will jams, Chattanooga, Tennessee. T w. M Triplette, 24 pounds l2 ounces, round trip from Juneau to Haines, Skagway and Sitka, by the Northland Transportation Co.
 g. M. G. Ripke, 24 pounds 12 ounces, custom made salmon rod by the H and Q Sports Center.
 9. F. F. Cameron, "A pounds sev- en ounces, Pack Board and 72-inch rubher mattress by the Juneau Young Hardware Go.
 10. L. c. McKechnie, 24 pounds three ounces, Motorola Radio op- erated by battery or electricity, given by the Home Beautiful.
 Il. Norman Buoy, 9 pound 15 ounces, Skyway Travelling Bag, by Casters Clothing Co.
 12. Joe McNallen, g pounds 13 ounces, Seth Thomas ships clock donated by the Alaska Steamship Company
 13. George Welch, 21 pounds eight ounces, all wool gabardine top coat by Fred Henning Store.
 IA. J. s. MacKinnon, 21 pounds six ounces, a jacket by H. s. Graves Clothing.
 15. Harley Edwards, 21 pounds two ounces, table radio by the AL aska Music Company.
 Is. Ellis Reynolds. 20 pounds four ounces, ivory steak knives by the Baranof Gift Shop.
 IT. Jane McKinnon, 20 pounds two ounces, Womens Jacket by the B. M. Behrends Department Store
 Is. Howard Croker, 20 pounds even, cedar fishing gear box by the Bartenders Union. Local 869
 l9. Riley Furlong, 19 pounds 10 ounces. three months pass for two persons at the Twentieth Century Theatre by w. D. Gross
 20. R.. R. Littlefield, 19 pounds 10 ounce, ladies dresser set and two pair nylon hose by Nance's Store.
 21. J. B. Caro-, 19 pounds eight ounces, 6.50x16 tire and tube by Juneau Motors. g. J. Schrieber, 19 pounds eight ounces, steelhead rod by the Thom- as Hardware.
 B. Magnus Hansen, 19 pounds one ounce, steel casting rod by the Orchard Industries. "A. R. M Mill, 18 pounds IA ounces, 24x36 plate glass mirror by Don Abel.
 25. Jack Warner, Is pounds l3 ounces All-Expense trip to Taku Lodge for weekend at the expense of Taku Lodge.
 26. Gus George, 1S pounds six ounces, $25.00 in cash from the Tri- angle Cleaners.
 27. G. E. Rusher, Is pounds five ounces, $25.00 in cash by the Col umbia Lumber Co. 28. Ideal Wildes, Is pounds three ounces, $25C0 in cash by the AL aska Coastal Airlines. 29. Sidney Pollock, l8 pounds one ounce, $25.00 in cash or the choice in fare books by the Yellow Cab Go.
 30. G. E. Cleveland, IT pounds nine ounces, $25.00 in trade by the City Cleaners. 31. s. w. Nicely, IT pound four ounces, $25.0O upholstery work at the Juneau Upholstery Co. 32. Douglas Babcock, IT pounds even. $25.00 in trade at the Juneau Spruce Go.