bay STORM CLAIMS TWO SEATTLE FISHERMEN
Tha capsized gilinet boat of Martin
Kurseth and Hals Aar dal of Seattle was
found June 29th# The men were missing
but were assumed drawn© d#
The two partners were out on one of
the year* s first trips when caught by
the storm# They were f3ohing out of Egegik
for the Alaska Packers Association#
A local fisherman* Joe Newman (?)»
fishing partner of Sonny Mirphy® slipped
ororboari when discharging fish at the
:3J>n Cannery early in the season and
:..ia body was not recovered*
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JoiinOiy'orr3A of ANS, was here June 15;
Dr* Andr^-asson stato3 that ho will be
Leaving hi.3 station at Kanakanak sometime
..r. August;
Cannery officials have been in and out
r'.:.r,'Jo the fishing season began* Amongst
*. visiting Dillingham for different
. j -:zhs of time were Fred Butler, Stanley
ant, Mr3 Wilky, E lmer Harris, Judge
Mr* Clawson, and Gene Murray;
Gladys Vail flits between her business
/>.ere and in King Salmon*
* TKlF*"DcvH-fy "Tax c”omnis*sioner7 "reminds
ill users of motor fuel that, effective
fnly 1, the tax on motor fuel will be 3/
v>or gallon for aviation fuel and 5^ per
gallon for all othei’ motor fuel*
There is a provision in the Act for
refund of a portion of the tax for non
The Cigarette Tax Act passed by the
recent legislature makes no change in
the tax on cigorer.tos but it does
the tax from cigars cad other tobacco
products according bo Dewey-, Tax Com®
Car Drivers are aautioncd to be
carefully aware that the 3ides of the
read in many places are sloughing away
and could be dangerous*
Save a wreck by sparing a few minuter,
and pull off to pass a coming car au a
safe spot*
My new suit is a Loch Lomond Tweed*
You know what a Loeh Lomond Tweed i;v*
the vest takes the high road# the pants
take the low road and your wife* s in your
pockets afore ya®
Our underwater correspondent reports
he observed a baby sardine happily
swimming with his mother when he saw
hi8 first submarine* 6&dJdd Shaken with
fright, he quickly swam to his mothsj®:<
side0
"DonH worry, honey,” assured his
mama* nit,s just a can of people*11
One day, an old man who had lived in
the same house for 50 years surprised his
neighbors by moving into the houso next
door* Reporters were sent to see why ho
had movode Vtfhen they asked him, he re
plied, ,{I guess it® s just the gypsy f.c.
met,'1
REMEMBER LOWS* S AUGUST £ALE&
THIS
TERMS WILL BE DISCUSSED AND THE PROPERTY WILL
BE SHOWN TO ANY INTERESTED PARTYa POSSESSION
GIVEN UPON CONCLUSION OF SALE,
ALFRED J. OPLAND
ALoO FOH HALE s
Z^—~~T7~..7Z7ZZZ The following will be offered for sale at Woods
Garage after the 25th day of July$ 1S55»
1 Skiff - Excellent Condition
1 Dodge - 4-door Automobile
2 Pairs - Skiis with lIj.dors and Poles
1 Wide-carriage Underwood Standard
Typewriter
1 Hallicrafter Battery-Operated Radio
SEEi ALFRED J. OPLAND -
1 Zenith Transocean Radio
2 *8M Pipe Wrenches
1 4” Pipe Vise 3
1 Tank Ptunp
1 Rotary Pump i
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i And: Numerous
lcarpenters tools* p2r?.>.'!
ling tools and purplue j
'items accumulated duri.'.^
?. the years* ij
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