The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 7, 1938, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE bAlURDAY MAY 7 BRINGING UP FATHER 1938. FOR GOODNESS SAKE - - WHATS TH' MATTER © By G EORGE McMANUS 4 — -7 - S ES! (JIGSS 1S SO IF D %8¥_v€1 YOUR IDEA ABOUT 29 | LONESOME - AUN y | BEING LONESOME - KNOW ME'D || WAS GOIN' TO ST GO AND LOOK | LIKE TO HAVE BE HERE--1 E%WNSTAxQS— NOW qu«fl\m > WELL- | GUESS I'M GITTIN' SOMEWHERE IN ME DRIVE TO GIT. MAGGIE TO MOVE BACK IN THE OLD NEIGH- WOULD NOT Marine News THERE'S TIM- i ; BORHOOD- THIS HOUSE 4 USIN = i= e 1 Rl BT Wi RE I WISH WE WERE HIS NOSE 1S [T T MAGGIE ROUND f EOTSOON%@OARED INEHQ— GOING TO MOVE-— JUST _AS RED W Hi ‘ 1M |N‘|:Cll:5 30 &/ A HAS s e e 00 008 00 3 1‘,\,0[)1,0 TV—V:‘ENP‘DG?E? : | AS uNG Steamer Movements @ m AR o2 ,\FFART’ : NORTHBOUND Tuesday. irtive at and due heduled to dnesday YULED SAIL cheduled to 'Y PASSENGERS ' FORTHIS PORT ail from Seattle through r road they ail every at 6 pan. for & tebeth scheduled to Wednesday ~FOURIN TUUA‘{ | Hounced unhappily Continued Ixmn Page One) the. tmniattire | over . . . . . . ° . . . at 9 a.m. today but ey o probably delay OV( fl ::EA May 1—=Stéamer Ton- e Denali scheduled to sail from /7\/" f> gass, the /\LM‘ Transportation e Seattle May 10 at § am ° /, - ‘ ‘ . Cnmpm\ d 9 ocl o Mi. McKinl cheduled to, ® n MtiNalis Il /ZH { fight for Juneau and waypc e sail from Seattle at 9 am. At “9‘ i The following passengers are on e May 11 . a x| i hidle at 10 Am. May. o BUNDING B"-L Government Spending } Ralgh Mler. . B, D. Stewari i In Different Angles | CQLUMBIA LUMBER €O, | - Jghn J. Jennings, J. I Labley, A. ® C cheduled to sai Oti§, R. C. Schach, Mis. R. C. ® from Seattle at9pm. May 13. & T HERE‘ Contiiiién from Pagr One) OF ALASKA Schach, [m;m Meyers, Wiltred Cox.. SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS e ., btk o brlngess Louse scheduled 10 ¢ LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS . lay morning and sails e Meashte Whlch Passed \\/ ington (state of) wi PHONES 587 OR 747—JUNEAU hs e {wc s later ] y has been sel aside as a primitive Improve and Modernize under Title I, ‘. o Alaska scheduled southbound. ® House of Rvpusentahve; ‘mm Last fall on' his western trio | Federal Housing Administration, e at 9 o'clock Sunday night. ¢ the. President, visited the fol- . LOCAL SAILINGS . [s Prese nlul in Full | lowed by a squad of reporters wk . . . . . . . . . . . ka and wayports 2 )wnd In recollection of that the jer T y licale s t y 8 sele Al Monsen and Gene Meyring a1 mit, leaves ever; Wednesday Y ey e cet. picture was inscribed by the Presi- to bring in a Pacific’ Alaska /\n ) e The bonds herein authoriz- B X thi® 17 am. for Petersburg, Port i ol 3 dent: “To my bays—in memory of ways Electra this afternoon with | e T { coupon in form sind sLall|Gents HO WY b A four passengers from Fairbunk 3 : a0 rature in not o exceed thirty years| their heroic effo : Jiain gowes ave B TRpE. W Par-| o VUT0 O oLoo Lilie | date thereof, may. hear| T8 COUFAZC n, J. A. Watson and Dr. B. I lale or dates, may be in such s LR iborg % B lcnominatien or denomination ks )"‘ i i et TIDES TOMORROW i ¥ 4,“ ‘:‘u ‘ul\“"/‘.ntl‘jl““n(fl'.;j o g gl | E » giag 3 %y " ““" ”(llm “L‘ I.lllll ind Japanese embassies met quit v I 1 by cident in the ocuter office of DR' VANGE B”Y Low tide—2:08 am., 3. feet may Lo payable at such place or e, S S CONNORS MOTOR CO., Inc.——Phone 411 ¢ High tid 13 a.m, 12.3 feet places, may 1 ld at, either public % A4 ¥ # ‘ Tow Ydes2:23 pm foet ¢ private sale, may be nonredeem- %0 : : S without premium), and may carry g : T i i e ) sport r 3¢ 4 ;o on what they would pay for ‘their 5 Low tide—3:27 pm. 20 feet [ d hoard. The' bonds d e g o “,,‘ ;’.’ s (.;‘\l I,‘ Y OR CHARTER § ¥ High tide ) ¥ 15 feet he signature of the Gov 2 S it 3 6-Pl. 3| & . ~ itions price h-Place Bellanca Skyrocket Boat Loving Medico Goes i e PHONES ca sk > 8 y ( 1 anc have ir ed th 3 o | Q 7-Place Lo ~ Out to Get One Boat THREE FLY OUT e S +l JUNEAU HANGAR || 7-Place Lockheed Vega and Brings in Two WITH SIMMONS vic:ui< of the Senate Finance and House Ways and Means Committee W case any. of the officns | STOCK QUOTATIONS | || Night and Day 1-Place Stinson “Pateo e shown as they met in joint session, in - ashington, to discuss the new wio ignatu or countersi | 612 Dr. H. G. Vance returned to Shell Sin toak: . thvee pese g tax bill. Left to right are: Seuator Arthur Vandenberg, of appear on_ the bonds i b U. S. MAIL Juneau tod: r a trip to Pybus sengers“ou > islands today : Rep. Robert Doughton, of North Carolina, chairman of the House © to he such officers befors ¢ '”m W : M. 5 ,‘] “n y o D Bay. He onl it down with the John Massie went to Hirst, as and Men ittee; and :"{,‘F“f"f“é H ”!é‘;‘""’f Mies,, ebair- jjycry bonds, such signatures 0 iart ssesion of the Office 587 Operating our own aero- 2 purpose in mind of bringing back did Paul 1 A. M. Uggen went T e r countersignaiurcs shall nevertie-1 o & Sl s AL nauticsl Radio Systent— his boat Janie K.. but brought back to Sitka less by td and teient for alll’y . ioan Can 88, American Light TR ‘"(() «ljlo-\']fio\m ) k; two boats instead of - o 1] ed purpo: th me as if said off- | T it § SHELDORN SIMMONS £ He purchased the Katinka. @ TRAP SHOT EXPERT “Im rflved arge LEGION PLANNING icers had remaincd in office until Pi, ARG L et o I Piloi—L. ¥. BARR Station KANG e ) BIG MEMORIAL DAY ot driersstte bamds st s Pethichem Stecl ‘43, weat ff Jloll iR Hal Hibt 1 ' r() STRUT SIUI‘F AT e » and Southern 1%, Curtiss Wright 5 Agen anes are s, the watchman at the interest at a rate to be fixed by said o ¥ g g % e DS, IE N cbimin q OBSERVANCE HERE Z : ' General Motors 32 International || piiespLI CLITHERO AT 2QUIPPED cannery at Bybus Bay l board nol, Lo esceed, however, 5 DX poiide 50 “ennecott 354, New f| KUSSELI: CLITHER RADIO EQUIPK The Katinka is powered with a GUN CLUB SUNDAY centum per annum, payable semisn et 4G PRy i X el . four-cylinder Palmer, thirty-five i 1l day w.‘;‘ will be dis- | poon ot BCREL Sl heiblal B ‘L u.lluhld. bt n ’ f- | st - - - S Tt finst K. O. Scribr i Remington cussed at the regular meeting of g 4 i L 1 States i horse, has an oil burner heater- ] not less than pring AMOUNL jfies ¢ ; Rt s VIR (::,V,, ,,‘,:| \,I(»l.l,f S ipday Kleanbore repre itive and pro- LONDON, May T.—A new kind of Alford John Bradford Post, Am- ,',‘ “' ot m_,w"" 5 1 o 10 Pennsylvania g . Dr.-Vance did a-little_ bear hunt- | {essional trap shooter, will be the target which will try the talent of erican Leglon, Monday night in the | g s “Tpe honds herein authoriz- o o0 167 Pound $4.98% ; £ 3 est of honor at the .2u Shot- even the Deadest-cyed Dicks will Dugout. The Memorial Day Comi- 5 b ing, but with ho success. He will Sucst of honor at the Juneau Shot- even t ed Lo be issued shall be general obli- e 3 { befiback s i M‘“““‘“ oun Club shoot tomorrow, starting| be used for the first time at the mittee consisting of the Post of- f‘““mf i ‘““ ,I‘,”‘M ¥ (“‘ i DOW, JONES AVERAGES 4 John Winn brought in the Janie At 10 0'clock at the club grounds just | June meeting of the Army Rifle ficers and Past Commanders W. O.| vl as to both principal and _ The following are t8d > i 2-Way Radio Communication ] a5 ack of the Juneau Dairies Association Johnson, Waino Hendrickson and E. s } Jones averages: industrials ' ” aQ 3 . . to be ored beside the latest "¢k of the Juneau Dairie iterest from tax receipts of i : S EDULE PASE [ S i{ddmunl lfl”"”',:.‘ v:,,,:,.‘ 11“;1 % | member of the club fs befag The target has no bull's-cye— M. Polley are asked to meet at 7 ]1‘«:::“);\ ‘: ':,' l‘\\ m‘“.“f.“ “‘,‘,v 22.64, utilities 19.85. 3 CHRLTEED IASSENG,ER Al IN.E SERVICE ] - to turn out for this event as an el-|and it is painted in such a way that Monday evening, an hour | oo poo oo etunds to the - s Authorized U. S. MAIL Carrier ORTH STAR TO MAKE (0 b e D nang LGRS A0 e the regular session, 0 80 rerritory of Federal taxes collecied authorized to enter into a § *WEDNESDAY H 1AL v in which Mr. Scribner will drnmn-}l”‘;i:” at (‘l'“": from-a <-"""~'H over the general program in the Territory, and it shall be the contract or contracts with the Unit- fimm}u mc Haw_i{l me)t{ Tey(mkw. Todd, Sitka, Chichagof, strate some fancy shooting 15 designed in answer to -+ g A v B Sl iy i imshan Cove, 'Hoonah, and retirn SPECIAL VOYAGE TO ik mal ais GApers cantentions that| Hiram Walkars felss Rye or|JUIY Of the Tomiorial Leglsature ed Siaes of Americn, or any depart e e wais eiin SEWARD ON MAY 18 MacKINNON the conventional target offers no Bourbon whiskie TR hetabflelnbiin s delle il i il RO it L SEAPLANE CHARTER SERVICE—ANYPLACE IN ALASKA | S | real training since it is so unlike Bend and are 7 Years Old. Av 2 |he Sintipal f); -“n T A . o inoa ot the Chites Blat: TICKET OFFICE, TRIANGLE PLACE—PHONE 623 The North Indian Office] Mr. and Mrs. J. Simpson Mac-|any target on a modern battlefield. at popular prices. Ask your « e e & shall become due and es which may be hereafter enacted, | ALEX HOLDEN, Chief Pilot VIC ROSS, Traffic Representative vessel, will sail from Seattle on May Kinnon are leaving on the Princess - - i 3 M P PG e D e ‘ 18 for @ speciai trip to Seward for, Louise tomorrow for Long Beach e "-0_‘“‘( R faz i nale of.-bands leued.dn ao-f e ik vt woming s wava Onl on . et s, when tns-re- SURPRISE SHOWER ey e smmne” citicds for,, 50,5, "o PAr of the funds aris- cordance wih the provisions of thi D e o mene o N e North, Mrs.. By Jasger, MRS. JARMA i |ing from the sale of said bonds shall Act and to accept a grant or grants ¢nt J. R. Ummel today by C. M. Mother of Mrs. MacKinnon, will GIVEN . J N ml u\ulllm any purpoae. or piroses of ey to il the Teerkary in b R R | accompany them and spend the other than those specified in this ancing any aforesaid public works, $irst, Director of Education. No ; BY TRINITY GUILD Act. Said bonds shall be sold only or to enter into contracts with any further information was given on summer in Juneau. B e R e R {o take the| Today’s News Today—Empire. L e i R bt g board shall direct and the proceeds|tion or corporations, public or pri- § Seinic 620 300 o worker I e thereof shall be disbursed only for vate, for the sale of said bonds. All i #pacia 1} usu u))( ccC worl Lu: T lul:y (n,x (l n’m .1l‘m.‘u. Ay ..‘ TRANSPORTATION the purposes hereinbefore mention- such contracts may contain such trom the States to McKinley Na dessert luncheon and miscellancou ; % e 3 : : Bona) Bark where they will be " % f £ Mrs. J o ed and under the orders and direc- term and condition, subject to the 4 :u ;‘l;l ;‘} ere ‘U)“‘ be em- -';““’“, fl“” _"""‘:‘l ”m "’ «.j"’v'“\‘ 1 COMPANY tion of the Territorial board of [in-|provisions hereof, as may be agreed 4 Ploy o, SUPner 4 ;':);’ i:;c:h: ?il""‘\“"\ h‘m'l‘:“l‘“ ¢ “"“ ance from time to time as such pro- ' upon by and between the said Ter- Lode and, piacer Josation notises [ home. i b B e WEEKLY Leaye Ar.Juneau Lv.Juneau for sale at The Empire Office. Membe: o(» the Douglas Guild gs from Pier 7 Seattle Sec.’ 6. “The. Territory of Alaska,|agency or ixmxumenmlny' thelcu: SAILINGS Vessel Seattle No.Bound So.Bound were co=hosts for the occasion, whick RY FRIDAY AT 9 PM. § through the Governor of Alaska, is|or any other purchaser of the bonds.” NORTHLAND May 10 May 12 | was followed by an afternoon of i NORTH SEA ... May 17 May 19 cards. The guests gathered arol ;“::52 NORTHLAND May 20 May 24 May 26 [ ) ceeds may be required for such pur- ritorial board of finance and the | eight tables for bridge and pinocile with Mrs. Frank Pearce of Douglas winning high in bri and Mrs, John Jones, high in pmow e, FRED C. CHARMAN, Agent ... J. B. BURFORD, Ticket Agent CITY WHARF .. GUY SMITH, Douglas Agent C 0 A E. pacmc COAST BRUNSWICK SN oR Recreation Alleys || . L i Sl 25 ! i “Cdfe in Connection Spec- falizing in American and | the estate of Victor C. T"‘:'r"'l;”—‘—fi RO “Y5 K"’Ls‘- Chinese Dishes. | deteased, has filed her final account TRY US ONCE! |and report and petition for distri- | BEAUTY SALON | OPEN EVENINGS S. 8. CHATHAM May 13 S. TONGASS May 20 PASSENGERS FREIGHT REFRIGERATION [ ] D. B. FEMMER AGENT W\\Y\i EXERCISE FOR HEAL' Bowl at the NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT AND PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, | that Dora Spaulding, executrix of Spaulding, Phone 114 Night 312 -Pacific Alaska Atrways, Inc. \ | bution in the United States Com-| | missioner’s office for Juneau Pre- . £ |einct, at Juneau, Alaska; and that 3 P ‘!Lyour halr;s m:m b(;gnming the court has appointed the 2nd day | Travel Flymg Regular TWL) 7 Wan“ihotild ” be of July, 1938, at 10 am. at his of-| on a fice in the Federal Building at Ju- |neau, as the time and place of | hearing the same, and that all per- {sons interested therein are hereby| |notified to appear at said time and U. S. AIR MAIL Service———Every Trip FORTUNE “PRIN- CESS” Liner | *ALEUTIAN $DENALI MT. McKINLEY When in Need of DIESEL OIL—STOVE OIL place and file their objections, if fALASKA ... oo 2 any, to said final account and peti- iBARANOF May 21 ay YOUE COAL CHOICE ton and sewiement wereot. | Juneau to Vancouver, | -Yukox Ml M e L4 GENE Dated Juneau, Alg : 2 4 1 5 & a, wip S et HATLING Lpgg, e Alusia Avil 20 yritoriar or Seattle | saraska May 28 May 31 June 6 GE and CM'"N(- FELIX GRAY. {BARANOF ... May 31 June 4 June 6 SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS PRINCESS LOUISE May—S8, 19, 31 United States Commissioner HOWARD D. STABLER, Attorney for said Executrix, Shattuck Building, Juneau to Fairbanks 5 HOURS ONLY — via |~ *—Connects with S. S. Cordova at Cordova for Seldovia, Ouzinkie and Kodiak points. f—Calls at Yakutat, northbound and southbound. 1—Southeastern Route—Calls at Haines, Skagway and Sitka. Juneau, Alaska. i 1 V: ith §—Connects with transfer steamers at Cordova and Seward for Cook - o Publication dates: April 23-30; May C°3:f.;?."; ;u(f?:b;::;e:; Inlet ports, Ouzinkie, Kodiak and Alaska Peninsula ports. i Plcturesque Whitehorse |7-14, 1938 Transcontinental | {—Connects with S. 8. Starr for Kodiak and Ouzinkie. | :Chn.ham Stmilsw'nampom"“" Co;‘ ::.::m?e 3 T H E A LA s K A L I N E | ¢ F A M ROUTES 15 and 16 Tickets, reservations and full Ticket Office—Phone 2 Freight Office—FPhone 4 | particulars from V. W. MULVIHILL Agent, CP.R. Juneau Alaska “M. S. DART” Leaves Femmer Dock every Wednes- day at 7 am. for Petersburg, Kake, | Port Alexander and way ports. Freight received not later than 4 i pm. Tuesday. 1 CANADIAN | FOR INFORMATION { PACIFIC i MAURICE C. REABER, PLODS 402 | qess— Traffic Representative LOUIS A DELEBECQUE—Gastineau Hotel PHONE: 106, Office; Green 465, Residence ) v .‘,