The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 15, 1928, Page 6

POTIY AND HER PALS WOTE ALL) |OR, ASH HAS eou% N For ‘BIRD IMITAT!DMS NoA B\G PRACTICE: Z00N5 HE GIT6 A LIL MORE THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, DEC. 15, 1928. YEH! AN IF- YASK WAE Y ¢ I DONT THINK, HE ||CouLDA PICKED A BETTER PROFESSION! f fwff‘(sk By (,LII* F ‘TERRL"I‘T BUT \F APPEARANCES MEANS D S4AY IT WAS TURET [SNSIE Marine News ' ALAMEDA HAS | Feo b ek Steamer Movements NORTHBOUND Admiral Rogers due at 10 0'- €lock tcnight. Has 4 days mail. Princess Mary night SCHEDULED SAILINGS Northwestern due Tt Queen scheduled (o Seattle December due Sunday Progress Is Reported Slow| on Account of Bucking Strong Head Winds sday from 19 at 19 e Accordi the Customs Coast Guard ning the mail grounded on her propeflo & | near _{ ‘fi om her d us p a2 LR R R R X Y I R R R K land leaves every pm. for Kake #nd were *eeTeIRIIFIITY d aboard the he receivad this morn: trom the Alameda it was bucking strong :ad winds and was not making headway The in| Dark [ but hip 1 Island its posi it this had laft morning fon was not given in : that was received Commander Addison, Guard Cutter U the Alamec nity of Seal 1 the west end of The Alameda was re. 4 using the anchor chain of Starr for the tow, as the big did have the proper early not son r to sa 15.—The ns. 1" Ll g to advices received a FFTHEOEND, SAILINGS House ani t’v-umA Alameda southbound about it " | k' S0, authorities last e R A steamer Starr, which | LOCN:'SNUNGS a re .‘f and damag .ui Margnita scheduled to leave S Ranesday | for Sitka and way ports at o 8 o'clock Thu night Ayon | Virginia IV sails for Chicha- S ghio gof and way ports at 6 o'- & . ‘1’ seward a elock every Wednesday # . TURY" GUEHIE gt | About middi csterd: Anbvicn First 4 [steamer Alameda, the schocner Wednesday at 1 «|Olive and the gas boat Discovere: Biorssveg and 4 all having raced to the assiztancc Wvvorts. #[of the Starr, at the scons PO P Y sven passengers aboard the s s { when it became abled, | | late in the aflernoon taken | M GLENN HELD Atmed ; LlQUOR CHARGES : a2 Ll being for the 144-mile tow to at the time the Willlam Glenn, arrested in Skag- Alamada l.u the vicinity of Shuy. way last month on a warrant ak Island and it was expected that charglng him with violation of the!(he trip would end this morning Natlonal Prohibition Act, Was' Late messages bound over to- the Federal Grand | ing, Jury following 4 U. 8. comm! yestetday srnoon. Iis bail was fixed at $1,000 which had not boen| depggy’d today and he was still cunud! Gidii i3 charged with the sessfey and manufacture of toxlggting liquor in the vicinity {he Coast of Eagle Ri The warrant for | estimated t his arrest w fssued last August|bhe in the ped apprehension untiljocated off He was employed | giak Island most of the time he | W was arrested byl ghe there, | vessel lines. | Unalga Ready To Sail SPECIAL STEAMER Barly this afternoon Com. Addi- m TAKE PLACE eived advices to ba ready |to sail to the assistance of the Ala. | OF STARR ON RUN [meda it that ship requested help While it was not stated in the SEWARD, Alaska, Dec. messages received 1 the Ala- Sewdrd Chamber of meda or the radio station at Cor- wired Postm r Gene dova, how the ship had towed Thursday night, urging a ial | th tarr since 6 o'clock last night boat to replace the disabled Starr|barring trouble in the way of part- on' the December trip, on acount|ing tow chains and the like the of the congestion of freight and]vessel should now be in the pro- Christmas mail besides many pas-|tection of Kenai Peninsula and sengers waiting here to go tofwell on the way to Seward. From their westward Alaska homes Shuyak I where the Alameda Postmaster General New took the in tow, to inside of wered yesterday that if the Cape Elizabeth is not over 60 'was unable to make the run, ¢ | miles and that body of water is reasoniable cffort would be made|the only open sea that the towing to obtain a substitute. —eee——— FOR HIM Cigars in Christmas at Ploneer Pool Hall. el i, FOR HIM Christmas Pool Hall. e For Sale Very Cheap GAS TUG R. E. F. 100H.P. 54 Feet Atlas Engine packages adv. in pa = Address Will A. Lowman Anacortes Washington STARR IN TUW“ | studies in Construction of New Buildings by the U. S. Involves Many Details (Cortinued rrom Page Onej After selection iz made, are forwarded to the ment of justice to examine and it necessary. The United Sta ttorney in the dis- work and makes hig department tarn submits s to the general accoun which issues the prope ) the United who hands it over made. pers e tit cle rict does to the nt | pap office pay for ney when the ransfer i When Drawings Made Until the site is obtained, ings for the building cannot started. It is neces circularize all governm rents to bring up to date pace required by draw. be data o e 1ch, made t bor- ca Ty ar made whizh have to meet the approval of the heads of the various de. ments that are to occupy space in the building From this point, the of working drawings catic manner Bids petiti with which then preparation n private architect then obtained on a com » ba ract made the succe alter the construction work is 1 on under the close scrutiny of a engineer who Is continu- ously on tha ground until the building is completed >ee TIDES TOMORROW High tide, 3 Low tide, 9:17 High tide, 3:01 p.m., Low tid p.m., e 3.8 feot feot feet. feet. m, 1 am, 6.6 15.1 0.7 TIDES MONDAY High tide, 4:30 am., 13 Low tide, 10:07 am., 5.6 feet. High tide, 3:47 p.m., 14.4 feot. Low t 10:36 p.m., 1.3 feet. - e They will p all—Ch'rist- mas greeting ¢ Call at the Empire. feet, e Dell E. 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