JUDGE W. C. ARNOLD HERE
FROM KETCHIKAN, PLANE
Judge W. C. Arnold, of Ketchi
kan. arrived in Juneau yesterday
afternoon on the seaplane Kruzof
Blue Licks battlefield in Robert
son County, Kentucky, scene of the
last engagement in the Revolution
ary war, has been converted into a
state park.
‘PRETTY BOY’S* SON BAPTIZED
!
Mrs. Ruby Floyd, wife of Charles “Pretty Boy” Floyd, widely
sought Oklahoma desperado. Is shown with her son when he was bap
tized by a minister in Fort Worth, at his father’s request. The boy and
his mother, their home life shattered, now seek to advise the publl*
that crime does not pay. (Associated Press Photo)
STEWART BOARD OF
TRADE ELECTS HEAD
E. T. Applewhaite was recently
elected President of the Board of
Trade at Stewart, B. C. Other
officers elected were Harry Zef
fert, Vice-President; P, S. Jack,
Secretary; H. P. Gibson, M. P.
Murphy, H. W. M. Rolston, W.
R. Tooth, W. J. Asselstine, A.
Russwurm, W. L. Newell, John
Haahti and W. D. Smith, Council
ors.
MAY SEND DRUM, BUGLE
CORPS TO CONVENTION
Plans are now under way In
Cordova to send the American
Legion Drum and Bugle Corps of
that city to the convention which
Is to be held in Ketchikan in Sep
tember of this year. Action is
being taken on a challenge issued
by the Ketchikan past for compe
tition for a cup to be awarded the
best corps present.
The average distance of the sun
from the earth is 92,897,400 miles.
