The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 27, 1928, Page 6

POLLY AND HER PALS P | who?)l | WHERE? 1 DONT ¢ )~ SEE WHADDYE MEAN, TALKIN' TO) MYSELF"2 IM ARGLIN' / ONOMICS WI(TH TTHE MOST EXTRAVAGANT O RASCAL IN CHRISTENDOM! Marine News * * Steamer Movements SEAMAN SAVES NORTHBOUND | SCHEDULED SAILINGS | Princess Mary scheduicd to sail from Vanccuver 9 o'clock t Alameda scheduled to from December at 9 a Queen scheduled to sail from Seattle Jan. 2 at 10 a.m SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Northwestern due southbound "at mianight, tonight and sails one hour lat Admiral Rogers about December 31. with Gil and Rescues Two Injured Men sail Sealtle 29 % m KEY Kut WE on W seriously | explosion # [lighthouse tender 1l Doclk ithbound # t for th *|F. Atkinson, sea naval tug Alle |toll would he | With the sea nd strewn with | kinson dived 1o | carey ana crew of the t row hurled overboard and unable to keep afloat because of injuries as a result of the explosion The explosion occurred when a ) cook attempted to light in the galley where the fuel pipe is belidved to have sprung a leak killed and injured when da slished the Poinsettia at heroism of W in aboard the ny, the death been tripled zing with oil wreckage, At cued L n of th R R R R R R Y LOCAL SAILINGS Margnita scheduled to leave & for Sitka and way ports ai 8 o'clock Thursday n Virginia 1V sails for Chic Vigot and way ports at 6 o % clock every Wednesday night. America First Wednesday at & Petersburg and » wayports. LR R R FREIGHTER PULLED FF OF SPIT IN | COLUMBIA RIVER/ ASTORIA, Ore,, Dec. 27—The treigliter Florence Luckenbach was puiled off Clatsop €pit on the in- eoming tide after a four bour Dat tlé n a 50-mile-an-hour ga'e, The i ereole and A ated ti towed her to Asto ; gear was da apg ‘*he craft lost an anchor and 45 Tathoms of chain QUEEN SOUTHBOUND WITH SMALL LIST The steamer Queen, Cay Landstrom, a the triangle last night and s pm. There were few Alaska Juneau Mine. @board the ship from ports | native of Ru of Skagway, H Sitka g th of only one tor Juneau, W. J. Prova Sailing south the vessel tcok th followin Juneau For Seattle Fred Dahl k Bugene Nelson, George Ne J. Richin, John Richin, John Waine, Louise Jahoda, Albert Wile, Harold Gallwas, Ruth Krugness, Bessic|—adv. Yurman, Mrs. F. O. Decker, Alex Black and three stee For Ketchikan—Mr. and Mrs, A N. Frisch, Carl Strom, Dean Rice, M. Golds iss Wilkins and C M. Tuckett. For Wrangell—Bert For Pe sburg—C. Anne Metja m leaves every 1 pm. for Kake #nd ceevrrnw stove - o TOMOFF FUNERAL HELD YESTERDAY The funeral of Sam Tomoff, whe died last Sunday alternoon at € Ann’s Hospital it of in- Jories received Dece while at work in the Mine, was held yes in the Russian Chur A Kashaveroff int was in B 1 Cem tery e City Band played for the funeral service at church procession, and at the grave. Fel- ow countrymen of the deceasc acted as pallbearers and the funer ttended by nu ends Rus. ow ment 1 large moff’s {r from the my Alaska ince tak ked for the I came 3 ago and ence ‘here to w time FADA ALL-ELE Come in and hear che New t la All-Electric Seventy. Last ,fword in radio. Open evening Demon: you w Telephone 429, Radio ctric Company MARTIN LYNCH. NOTICE My office will be January 2nd adv. DR. GEO. L. BARTON. closed until Loomis W. Eliott : 1929 SALES DATES West Coast Fur Sales TACOMA, WASH. >+ TIDES TOMORROW High tide, , 16.5 Teet Low tide, feet High tide, , 19.7 feet , -10 feet. . The Moose Childzen Chr Tree and Prog on' Thursday JANUARY 9 FEBRUARY 13 MARCH 13 APRIL 17 MAY 15 JUNE 12 JULY 17 AUGUST 21 S ER 18 OCTOBER 23 NOVEMBER 20 ER 21 bers and families Good time for all. OTICE TO CREDITORS e Commissioner’s Court for the Territory of Alaska, Divi- jon Number One. Betore A. F. McLean, U. 8. Com- ahlssicner and ex-Officio Pro- te Judge, Haines Precinct e Matter of the Estate of SIE WEITZMAN, deceased ITICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, f the undersigned was, on 20th day of December, 1928, f appointed administator of @ estate of ROSIE WEITZMAN, déceased. All persons having m against the estate of said will present them with vouchers and duly verified the undersigned at his resi- , Haines, Alaska, within six ‘months frcm the date of this In of the U. 8. ? at Haines, Alask ik dey. of December, 1928, E. E. ZIMMER. tion, Dec. 27, 1928. ion, Jan. 24, 1929 this tions in your home if|: THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, DEC. 27, 1928 #Dives Into Sea Blazing g | | two | rad been | Lieut. Commander George O, ‘NUVI”L‘, U. S. N, who was |flight officer on Byrd's trans- Atlantic plane “America,” will be one of the operating officers aboard the British dirigible R-100 upon occasion of its voy- age from England to Canada. | The flight | Spring. (International Newsreel) is set for early | bt i | PURSER OF QUEEN | IS TAKING VACATION \ W, . Broughie, to the 8 e Purser Queen and who |miral Line for ma {take a three months' ter ship ves Seat present voyage. 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