The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 5, 1938, Page 6

——7— 5 - THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1938, o ——— Y BRINGING UP FATHER By GEORGE McMANUS BY GOLLY- THE OLD-FASHION- EVEN THE MODERN CHAIRS ED THINGS IN LIFE ARE THE AREN'T BUILT FER COMFORT BEST- HOW ANYONE CAN GIVE ME_AN OLD-FASHIONED COMPARE TH' QL D-FASHIONED _ CHAIR ANY TIME FURNITURE WITH THOSE NEW THINGS- GETS ME- Marine News DENALILANDS 6 PASSENGERS FIFTEEN FROM ABOARD ALICE POINTS SOUTH ~FOR THIS PORT The steamer Denali docked in Canaclan steamer Princess Alice Juneau northbound this morning making the first voyage of the 1938 vith 15 ps rs for the Capital tourist season, is scheduled to ar City rive port at 6:30 o'clock tonight ] \ From Seattle, passengers Were: The steamer I large number 8 Rl i H“w Fdward H. Dupont, F. Hash, Her- of tourists aboard and also the fol- | - = Lert Barnes, F. W. Hall, Adolph lowing passengers booked for Ju- Lepisto, H. Wright, C. C. Young. neau From Southeast Alaska: A. Alley, N. Abrahamsen, E. S. Barnett A. Aballdale, Alcoyn Anderson, I Miss A. E. Blatchford, S. Cox, Mor- Anderson, Mrs. S. Charles, Mrs. ley Shier and T. Watson O. E. Erickson, Ben Grimes, M 50k 1lichard The steamer is scheduled to safl RAIN IN JUNE for Sk'lg way at nnum“ln TWENTY-THREE ABOVE NORMAL LEAVE ABOARD Y A Colr it The month of June, 1938, in Ju- neau was considerably cooler anc The steamer Columbia passed had much less sunshine than nor- | routhbound through Juneau yester- mal with the precipitation over . bringing 17 passengers from |twice the average amount, accord- Westward and taking -T,_t B representing Leif — Ericson’s Prizes Awarded - .“\‘;’,’::1:.‘"‘;‘}.,}1;‘.(,‘;“.“1;‘&?‘?.,(‘“‘?:: COLUMBIA LUMBER CO. native attire A'Auu])mvdflh\:vw‘ll«hm‘ OF ALASKA T0 GO T |~ o ponsmEm ANDSULDING MATERIALS the honors for the best decorated rainy day float. I but not least PHONES 587 OR 747—JUNEAU flfa e frnou S was the award for the Blks Oubs | SECURE YOUR LOAN THROUGH US To Improve “rollicking jallope” driven by Fr: and Modernize Your > Thrtlage o iTa 5 el R e ind Modernize Your Home Under Title I, I'. H. A. A s "y Pens to those who take no heed of -~ 2 o o Spe cial A[)plf?(,lallon Ex the Elks Safety Drive Campaign tended to Soldiers, Mem- 'award being made for the best dec- v ~ orated car. bers of Coast Guard Special mention is made for the ok 1N ¢ grand turnout of the soldiers from To (he strains of spirited march Gpikoot Barracks, and the membe numbers and dressed in costumes of | of the Gonst Guard cutter Haida red, white, and blue, scores Of who added a picturesque note to the “drenched, but game” Juneau chil-| cavaeade of colors with their rep- dren contended for honors in the| yecontation of the United States |Fourth of July parade yesterday. |fighting forces. Prizes were awarded the winners| ik ; as they reached the Firemen’s BMHALASKA COPPER o Gietig b & gie . Steamer Movements NORTHBOUND i in port and scheduled il at midnight tonight Skagway. Aleutian in port and scheduled to said for Westward at 5 o'clock this afternoor Princess Alice scheduled to arrive 6:30 tonight orthland scheduled to ar- rive at 9:15 tonight Tongass scheduled to arrive at 5 am. tomorrow North Coast scheduled to ar- rive at noon tomorrow Prince Robert scheduled to ar- rive 3 pm. tomorrow Princess Charlotte scl arrive pm. T Prince George scheduled (o ar- rive Thursday evening Alaska due Friday Den: to ito y o CONNORS MOTOR CO., Inc.——Phone 411 3 pas- ing to the monthly meteorological cengers south report, issued by the Juneau Weath- SCHEDULED SAILINGS t prize for the best sustained From the Westward, passengers er Bureau Office | ® Mt. McKinley scheduled to character (boys and girls) was| OUTPUT IN 1937 were: C. F. Franklin, Alice Allard,| The average temperature for the | sall from Seattle at 9 am ed to Jimmie Connors, offer- OVER 5 MILUON tomorrow Yukon scheduled to sail from Seatfle July 8 at 9 am North Sea scheduled to sail from Seattle 10 a.m. July 8 Chatham scheduled to sail from Seattle July 8, 9 p.m. Columbia scheduled to sail ® from Seattle July 9 at 9 am. Princess Louise scheduled to ® sail from Vancouver July 9 e 9 pm . SOUTHBOUND SAT . Baranof scheduled southbound e July 8. . LOCAL SAILINGS . Estebeth scheduled to sail every e . . . ° . . . Palsy Bowker, Isabel Dolan, Eliza- month was 51.0 degrees as com- | beth Dolan, Charles Fiske, M C. pared with a normal of 54.2 de-| N. Figke, C. D. Grimes, Claire Hay- grees. The highest temperature for ward, F. M. McCabe, H. M. Smith, the month was 77 degrees which Giraydon Voorhies, Charles Volker, was reached on the 23rd and the C. W. Wright, John Anderson, H. lowest 39 degrees on the second.| . Drapio, Harry Koehl Previous extremes for June since Leaving for Seatte wi R. R. 1883 ha been 87 degrees and 33 Waesche, Jr., Christine Halvorsen, degrees, respectively. | H. R. Christofer, R. L. Wolfe, M The total rainfall of 891 inches Wolfe, Joan Wolfe, Don Lavillette, was 4.99 inches above the normal, Lon Wille, B. M. Stewart, G. Tyler, making last month the fourth wet- Mys. Tom Moyer. test June in 45 years of record. For Ketchikan J. 8. Jeffrey, The wettest June was that of 1904 James Gleason, Mrs. James Glea- with 1150 inches of precipitation son, Mrs. Paddock, B. F. Kane, the and the driest 1936 with 0.54 inch. Rcv. Charies E. Rice, J. E. Betts, Measurable precipitation fell on 21 A. Gleason, Nell Gleason, R. Pad- days, the greatest 24-hour amount | dock. occurring on the 17-18 when 2.86 o petition to Babe Ruth in a R Al k A‘ T P t l | baseball outfit. The olther| Copper output in Alaska <lunn.1 as a r rans °r 9 nc. | SEAPLANES FOR CHARTER | character of ventriloguist Edgar| 30, according to figures just r Frequent Flights >oints in S : Bergan, ceived here by the Territorial Com- quent Flights to All Points in Southeast Alaska The other three awards went to| missioner of Mines B. D. Stewart AUTHORIZED CARRIER—U. S. MAIL Shirley Tripp, dressed as Snow from the U. S. Bureau of Mines. { White, Wanita Diaz and Star Ad- The output was primarily from the - josa, who wore colorful Filipino cos-| Kennecott Copper Company opera- [ PHONE 612 — Day or Night tumes. | tions above Cordova . Live Firecracker Wins The figures computed as of June §f Hangar and Shop in Juneau Jimmie Tripp went over with a/ 22 showed a in of $383,030 over |} SHE - IQ hi D bang,” exploding in first place for| the estimated output of $4,725,000 ‘RllufiL"!f SIM <M0‘\' Chief Pilot SSELL CLITHERO — Dispatcher the winnings of the best Fourth of given at the first of the § July character (boys); Merit Mon-| ———— A All Planes 2-W i i in this division with a gaily decor- ay Radio Equipped ated bicycle, and “puppy,” all A l‘ A s x A i Operating Own Aeronautical Radio Station KANG st award was presented to Dee-| the year 1937 amounted to 42,215 Vm- Prucha, (and Charlie McCar- 119 pounds and at an average pri thy Jr.), DeeVee portraying the of 12,1 cents was valued at $5,108 @00 0008 s ceeeseecsese00e0e0a0 008 B0 Wednesday at 6 p.m. for Sit- ka and wayports. Dart leave every Satur agle was winner of the second award ........‘........"........’.....'..C.'.....'l'..... For Wrangell—S. Carter, L. Wal- inches fell in that period. This at 10 am. for Petersburg lace. amount exceeded any previous 24- B athin e gaka o decked out in true patriotic colors. e - hour fall in the months of April, 3 e e R | A sweet little nurse, Dana Jewett, May, June, July and August since o ! | that would make any patient’s heart TRANSPORTATION e e e e e e 0000 o 1917. e DB i | FRENCH daestroyer, Le |flutter, took first place in the best COMPANY Out of 544.6 hours of possible | | Hardi (above), newly launehed |Fourth of July character (girls): M A R l N E A l R w A Y s sunshine, 151.8 hours, or 28 percent, $——————————————%| 3¢ Nantes, is about 350 feet long, | Mickey Mouse’s shadow won second ® were recorded. There were four| | TIDES TOMORROW || and carries guns and torpedo- | prize for little Lynn Bodding. 2-Way Radio Communication IR AP DaisclBnis R 38 [Wees e W"“",’:;’:;‘,".’if:,'::,’,’.,’,fs | Decorated Bicycles Sailings from Pier 7 Seattle SCHEDUI PASSEN |cloudy days during the month. | oy 500 1 teet | e o Ared “two 35,000-fon | Eiroy Hoffman, Ingvald Varness, | EVERY FRIDAY AT 9 PM. £ ULED PASSENGER AIRLINE SERVICE The average relative humidity at| LOW tde—2i08 am. 27 feet. | e e and Bob McMannes, tripled as Authorized U. S. MAIL Carrier Nine persons Look passage on lhn |3:30 a.m. was 87 percent, at noon, High tide 778'_’3 am, 115 (uvl | | winners with gaily decorated “bikes"” Leaves PP : 2 . o Earanof last Saturday for Seward. . “percent and at 3:30 pm., 67 L'v\\' tide—1:58 p.m. 46 feet. et Dy of red, white, and blue crepe paper Seattle TC ETM‘_S“"M‘ to arrival of mail boat from South. R S g ik ey \ 8:2! " » 1 QO meau to Hawk Inlet, Tenakee, dd, . g i » Lo ' *| ‘The [)H'hll ing win rection for ‘ St 9 2 Leglon, heade o i 4 *Frequent Nonschedule Trips—10% off Recund Tri; V/eunblon, C. T. Byram, C. J. Lern- |, ! IFLE EXPERT EeRoy o WA Anean e Lol o < » Zofe 3 P e Barnett Opal Grewer, | the month was from the southeast NORTHLAND NORTH ‘ R F by LeRoy Vestal, “copped” the hon PASSENGERS FREIGAT | SEAPLANE CHARTER SERVICE—ANYPLACE IN ALASEA PHONE 623 ffic Representative J. Biffle. | 7.6 miles per hour. On the 18th, the | |for the boys. Due to the fact that ALEX HOLDEN, Chief Pilot VIC ROSS, Ti with an average hourly velocity of | ISIT HERE ors for the best marching turnout REFRIGERATIO} TICKET OFFICE, TRIANGLE PLACK | COAST GOING SOUTH | TV i g : ¢ecoccoeoreieoseeez|wind reached a sustained velocity| DIRECT FROM SITKA| Louise Gerwels, sister of the “fairer sex" had been “rained ) FORD AGENCY ;‘0( 30 miles per hours from the | g | walter Gerwels, Bureau of Public u!xl. no award was made for a southeast which was the maximum | The Northland, due tonight from|Roads surveyor, arrived on the Bl tirmout. (Authorized Dealers) velocity for the month for a five- | Seattle, and the North Coast, due| Princess Louise | Decorated Floats D. B. EE?SMER GREASES i gt pake | tomorrow, will not call at Juneau|Louise. { . Best decornted float eniered by & RES | -Solar halos were recorded on the | southbound, according fto Agzent| Miss Gerwels will spend the sum- | fTaternal organization was award- § Phone 114 Night 312 GAS — o8 [3d. 9th, and 23d, and an earth- | Fred Charman. Both vesscls go to|mer visiting with her brother and ed to The Bans of Norway:for fhetr ‘l‘“‘k" occurred on the 10th. | 8itka from Juneau and then direct | sister-in-law at their home in the |~ — - [UNEAU MOTORS BOSSHARDS BACK por e A e iate om swaum | HOTEL JUNEAU Foot of Main Street 3 o ports. | June graduate n S B Nearest Federal Building. My and Mia B 6 iBosikaid, ot — e \Hwh Scheol in Tacoma, where she| e P A e, At o g 3 e of the best rifle shots in “WHERE B Elevator Service. ¥ Everett, Wash, amived in Juneau | FUNDS FOR WRANGELL Was pHe bl hewlen, MR A 5 LIVERGRIR i i | the school, Louise will give Juneau | PLEASANT” on ihe Baranof for o monuts vist| FEDERAL BUILDING |Annie Oukies: somethins. o shoot ; ® Beauty Shop. TRAMNSFORTATION COMPANY |with their daughter and son-in- for. | CLARENCE WISE llaw, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ferguson HAVE BEEN ALLOTTEDt Louise shot on the hoys' rifle| Owner-Manager # Byery Fogeie ViR Badin. WEEKLY Leave Ar.Juneau Lv.Junean at the Coliseum Apartments. — | team in Tacoma because she was SAILINGS Seattle No.Bound So.Bound | T Delegate Anthony J. Dimond | too good for a girls' team. She won NORTHLAND July 1 July 5 July 5 Try an Empire ad. | has received a radiogrs stating | a medal in a State outdoor twenty- NORTH COAST July 2 July 6 July 8 - ;lmt ;The limqunu-,m- General and | (wo caliber shoot the first time | s e e LK B ol day i 14 | Secretary of Treasury have today|she s i open, and st ¢ e 4 uly = { FRED C. CHARMAN, Agent ... ...Phone 108 J. B. BURFORD, Ticket Agent kd CITY WHARF .. : hone 23 GUY SMITH, Douglas Agent ... ..Phone 18 VEAR 'ROUND ALASKA SERVICE site and erection of a Federal Build-| men’s Champion in an unofficial | ing at Wrangell.” et B [ \ - AL e - X ~ AS KA Empire classifieds pay. The camel is still retained as the AN " chief beast of burden in northern = THE * THIS FAMOUS HOTEL is close to the theatres and stores with magnificent view of mountains and har- bor. Splendid food, perfect 7N EXERCISE FOR HEALTH Bowl at the BRUNSWICK Recreation Alleys Cafe in Connection Spec- lalizing in American and REGULAR Chinese Dishes comfort, convenience and | U. S. AIRMAIL TRY US ONCE! LARGE "M% ooy 5o 50 | Service Every Trip Pz ROOMS, From e v ’ st 0 St i L{'Efi%‘?fi%%‘fi ¥ Leave DueJuneau Due Juneau THE SIGN OF ROLLER || an's re | Hhtel. | mies Spanning—— DEPENDABLE oe RINK | 278 S. FRANKLIN v | {DENALI .. 1 guy 5 Juy 7 g SERVICE =i L NS i n CEYEZILTER] Juneau to Vancouver, -arguran 77777y 2 Juy 5 Juyu (| = # A 9@ famous 30 p.m. | TALASKA ... kinalli 483 g July 5 July 8 Pl S Kids' Special —7 to 8:30 p.m. G TOP | Victoria or Seatile | MgKMcKINLEY : a6 33?' 2 duys | ALASKA s GOLD BELT [ SQUIIMOUND SAILINGS, JCOLUMBIA s u anaall F REEN . ; ‘ rom JUNEAU To FAIRBANKS ] A 22 A | CABS—PHONE | SOUTH PRINCESS LOUISE JDarange E:jg ig :‘F‘iii @ | Via Picturesque WHITEHORSE ROUTE COAL | ON PRINCE SsHIPS Hulrs, 26 IR T e Departures: TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS | 6 1 8 PRINCESS ALICE | MT. McKINLEY . July 20 July 23 July 29 (Returning Plane Leaves Fairbanks: Sundays \ . i $.5. “Prince Rupert” July—8, 19, 29 | ‘ d Thursdays) | | and “Prince George” s T = *—cConnects with S. S. Cordova at Cordova for Seldovia, Ouzinkie an ursday: PHONE 412 | . BUX GEERR XOT BIOK alternating, leave | PRINCESS CHARLOTTE and Kodiak points. 5 = | COUPON BOOKS: Juneau southbound July 22 | {—Calls at Yakutat, northbound and southbound. sielea] From anms via RUBY to the PAGE‘IC COAST | $6.25 in rid every Saturday | | t—Southeastern Route—Calls at Haines, Skagway an L i Gold Cocxst at NOME 4 les for $5.00 | t midnight Connections at Vancouver with §—Connects with transfer steamers at Cordova and Seward for Cool . iy COAL CO. $3.00 in rides for $2.50 - TUADEAL. e tin Paciflo Servicoss Inlet ports, Ouzinkie, Kodiak and Alaska Peninsula ports. |} WEDNESDAYS—Returning to Fairbanks Same Day. J “Prince Robert” Seanséesiitsiontal {—Connects with S. S. Starr for Kodiak and Ouzinkie. ) 2 | July 9 and 23 TPrans-Atlantic THE ALASKA LINE From FAIRBANKS via FLAT, the ( B ] Iditarod Metropolis to BETHEL llO'l'El. "GASTINEAU | ettt n | o | T O i Ot ¢ gsin o | at 7:30 am. particulars from | THURSDAYS—Returning to Fairbanks Same Day. Bvbgo Elfifgrl‘ti gc(ngeis?;l the i C ANADIAN B V. W. MULVIHILL ‘ i Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc. INATIONAL o Aeea, [ CANADIAN AI’ISkfi b((‘"fi'fl "}‘ l}‘ Cm'll‘ n\' LOUIS A. nmr;mggmw HOTEL A]B SEBVICE INFORMATION Foh oot~ <1 P PACIFIC s { PHONE: 106, Office; Green 465, Residence AD. NO. V-37-38 S— e s e T i ‘ p R A