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Newspaper
The Daily Alaska Empire
Location
Juneau, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
8
Alaska Game Commission announces that from August 15 nonresident hunters must be accompanied by licensed guides across the territory. Guides must be registered, thoroughly competent, and hold a $10 yearly license. The rule aims to protect wildlife while boosting local guiding profits and ensuring compliance with game laws.
Mr Gardner explains the commission will issue guide licenses only to competent men who will cooperate with the commission. Applicants should obtain blanks, send them to the local warden or commission official, and get endorsement. Licenses will be issued by the Executive Order at a set time, with blanks soon available.
Adelphalt, who last week shot and seriously injured John Pehl strom at Tenebkel Hay, took his own life after the crime. Deputy Marshal Campbell, Wrangell, reported via radiogram from Port Walter that he found the body and was returning with it to headquarters. Dahlstrom was taken to Ketchikan after the discovery and was hospitalized with back wounds from the shooting.
Obituary of R. Marshall details a storied Indiana career from governor to vice president nominee. He married Lois Kimsey in 1895 and adopted a sickly boy, Clarence Morrison, after meeting his mother in Washington. Known for humor, plain American persona, and lifelong service, he supported education and charity while staunchly independent in politics.
In Wheeling West Virginia on June 1 Judge Baker dismissed contempt proceedings against officers of the United Mine Workers under the 1923 Baker injunction in the West Virginia-Pittsburgh Coal Company case.
Terrells advertises hair cutting services for ladies and children offering quick trims and styled cuts in a local shop. serviços include basic styling and affordable rates, inviting patrons to visit for personal grooming.
Miss Dora KE Walton, third graduate nurse from U S Native Hospital Training School at the local Government hospital, received her diploma during Saturday night exercises at the Native Presbyterian Church. Governor Scott C Hone praised the program and noted the school’s work. She completes a three year course, joining graduates from the Idyvas and Ketelukan tribes, with Hawkesworth presiding.
Northbound and southbound steamers listed with estimated arrival and departure times. Jefferson arrives tomorrow at 1 PM and Yukon at 6 AM. Estebeth leaves tonight at 11 PM for Skagway. Admirals Evans and Rogers sail from Seattle. Alameda departs June 4 at 6 AM. Northwestern June 6. Princess Louise Vancouver June 16 at 9 PM. Henry J. Petersburg bound. Virginia IV bound for Chich coff and ports. Alaska southbound about 2 PM tomorrow. Admiral Watson 11 AM tomorrow. Queens Seattle Wednesday at 2 PM. Princess Mary about 6 PM tonight.
Ir D. Decker solo and candidate presentations by Mr Frank Mercer and Mrs Agnes Fletcher marked the nurses training school exercises. Gov Scott C Bone attended as diplomas were presented, with two students Susie Dixon of Yakutat and Norma Keene of Juneau serving as ushers in nursing uniforms.
Welman Holbrook forest service land classification agent arrived aboard the Forestry boat Weepoose with Lance Hendrickson and Leonard Barrett. They traveled from Peril Strait district to repair a field instrument and will return there tomorrow.
Liverpool reports more than 100 families have departed for Canada this spring as part of a scheme to settle 8,000 families in the Dominion. Old papers for sale at The Empire.
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