The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 2, 1938, Page 6

e ’ T -M"M—_fl'i be. GHATHAM TOTAL LOSS, OFFICIALS OF CO. REPORT Cargo of Salmon and Ore Will Be Salvaged and Shipped South SEATTLE th Alaska pany sa which ca near Ketchikan on Wedn a total loss insofar as ever operat- ing again. The officia the salmon and taken to Ketchik Twenty thous: 1- mon. re- SEATTLE ept Another freight vessel for the - jce will soon replace the Chathain Winston Jones, Assistant Presider of the Alas ation C: The Ni War Scares, Labor Troubles Fail to Keep People Home (Continued from Page One) in spite of current war which forgot to Some of them had a getting back home CORN TEMPEST While there is yet no war in Eu- rope (outside of Spain) there al- most was a war in the Department of Agriculture officials mixed signals on deciding what the corn supply was to be. A lot depended on the of corn. If the estimated this year's crop pl from last year exceeded limits, an election would be held in the corn belt to deter- mine whether farmers would be compelled to lock up part of their crop to protect prices on the rest The Department, with a smat- tering of rebellion on its hands in the corn belt already, did want to hold a referendum on whether to impose marketing quotas. Some f mers de- officials feared feat the proposal, and thus throw amount total of carryover certain have to WOl down the farm law in its first real test THE WINNER The Department and the corn crop were like two boys spoiling for a fight. One says this line T'll hit you.” Early this year the Department says: If the estimated corn supply (crop plus carryover) passes 2773,- 000 bushels, we must call for a mar- keting quota referendum. Well, the estimated crop carryover passed that level and the Department, backing away, then said: If the supply passes 2825000000 bushels, we surely must call for a marketing quota. That was in July. And the esti- mated supply did pass that figure. In August, the Department. by law, couldn’t back off any farther. It said: If the supply passes 2,913,000,- “If you cross and 000 buchels, we can't escape asking marketing quotas There arose the hitch. One bu- reau of the Department said the arryover would be 0,000,000 bushels as a minimum. That would have forced the total above 2,913.- 000,000—the deadline. Almost in a fury higher Department officials contradicted the 350,000,000 bushel estimate, insisting it would be only 320,000,000. That brought the total estimated supply down to 2886,- 000,000 bushels and saved the day. No quota referendum was needed. -~ URGES FOREST FIRE CONTROL The Fairbanks Chamber of Com- merce has passed a resolution in favor of establishment of a forest fire control system throughout ing terior Alaska. Copies of the resolu- tion are to be forwarded to the Sec- tetaries of the Interior and Agri- culture Department and Delegate Anthony J. Dimond. — .- HONOR AWARD The Rev. John E. Youel, member of Dorman H. Baker Post No. 11 American Legion and minister of the First Presbyterian Church at Fairbanks, has been honored with a four-star card for 20 years’ con- secutive membership in the Le- gion. Try The Empire classifieds for results. PR N ) . Steamer Movements NORTHBOUND . Yukon scheduled to arrive at @ 7:45 o'clock tonight and sails ® for Skagway about 3 o'clock @ tOmOrrow morr . have two days . . States Princess Louise afternoon or e have one davs Tongass sched uled to sa Col -.mh.a S BRINGING UP FATHER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, SEPT. 2, 1938. By GEORGE McMANUS | WISH EVERYONE i u\m‘v‘ ON T AN DOCTOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i . m Seattle tomorrow at 9 ® Romig, Robert H., Anchorage s, HSes rairbank L TOP t im o e il INSURRNGE| oz poee g ! FORD AGENCY » sl P - b ks s g { ized Dealers) . ttle tomorrow at 10 ® Ehattuck Age Juneau CABS_pHONE { (Authorized o am . ENT PERATE Shepard & Son, H. R., Juneau | iftsabEd ® North Coast scheduled to xa.v Sogn, H. S., Anchorage i GAS. = OIR o from Seattle tomorrow at 10 ® paulding, W. K., Ketchikan e N b \ e am. Probably will be de- ® Stevens, Ray, Juneau. =T 1 e layed however. |N TEHR'TU RY Strand, Nels, Nome CIVIL SERVICE | |a Ll L, ! jIUN AU MOTORS o Alaska scheduled to sail frc Sullivan, C. J., Skagway EXAMINATIONS DI S e % i j Foot of Maln Strect o Seattle Sept. 6 at 9 am *Swe E., Fairbe oubai e Lriue T COUPON BOOKS: 1 o Nolod s il 'N: Territor ial Auditor An- i Sk & for assi 525 in rides for $5.00 e am o nounces List of Those Li- | Torgerson, 0. A, Cordova. h bpesioe o B S u;vl\m;m;“ l 00 in rides for $2.50 e SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS o : N Townsley, E. B, Fairbanks. exan ted their twe e Aleutian scheduled south- ® censed Under New Law Webb D., Seward. named below n ve e bound next Monday or Tues- ® =y i Wells M., Anchorage. Ecor t their forty-fifth bir i 7 % Seventy-five are now licensed 10| wildes. Keith G. Junea AtR the junior invest positions o day . il eith neau mets r { | o o Baranof scheduled southbound e |Sell insurance in Alaska. The com- J, C., Fairk reau of Mines, ey must have 1 their|y H TRANSPORTATION; » . noxt THesodS. ofplete list of insurance agents| eNon-resident license. with major Wy in enty-first but must not have } { COMPANY . LOCAL SATLINGS o | licensed under the Territorial insur-| ssResident license and brc li-| er ring, mining PR e G DU ! o Estebeth scheduled to sail every e |Ance 1aw of Alaska for 1938 as of | " ¢gghsa metallurgy, and p al experi-| Full information may be obtained ! ® e Wednesday at 6 p.m. for Sit- e | September 1 was announced by e P Bslide ence in the recovery of meals from at room 311, Fed ind Terri i ! 2 ROTES Py puds 5 s e P M1 SHCRel. & e e R ! from Pier 7 Seattle . iy ok ollo : b licants must not have passed the \ EVERY FRIDAY AT 9 P.M. . 7 a.m. for Pete Adams Insurance Agency, Elea- ty-third - R DULTT P § { M Hor ikt nor M., Cordova HAUGEN TRANSPORTATION CO. | TLeaves -5 ® ports. Alaska Insurance Agency, Fair- “I S I) 4PT { ! Seattle 558 600 5 y M. I« VA | 111 S. S. TONGASS Sept. 9 Personal Service Ag ! i ~ . |Junean subjects are U. S. Mail Carrier f \ it —T| Anchorage Real Estate Agency es; canned Leaves Femmer's Dock, Juneau, ) ! BRGNS pyver o ol at 7 ) . TIDES TOMORROW | X wa ey Welhany 1 1 & W { = FOR HEALTH AT THE | G R ohii L., 81 : r the as- For PETERSBURG, KAKE. PORT || { s s H s, sowrd | cengers_emba s o), ASCANOHL G WAT RORTe. || IR [l DR TN High tide—8:35 am., 110 feet Joe V., Fairbanks on Charlotte pa h birth- For Information | RECREATION ALLEYS | o Do Low tide—2:00 pm. 65 feet Samones mort i*h. the last trip d D 5. FEMMER —FRono J12 1) Dats N GONNHGIION, Spec- | \A( o High tide—8:12 pm., 12.4 feet JOhn, Junesi of th hat ship t 1 the Freight must be on dock not | | ializing in Chinese and American | o Bm:nmu_rm Robert E., Seward.| ¢ Keith Wildes, ' T later than 4 P, M. Tuesday. § Dishes—TRY US ONCE! : Phone 114 Night 312 L FLE Campbell 1 Yobin Z. Guerin, Mrs, Junior 000 LI R S i iy SMALL BOY MINER Charles In: encies, The. (@ J Rowe M, and & yeir : ? 1, = SUCCEEDS; ROCKS Cottes. Baward D. Anct M ¢ Quimby, Miss eI | . offey, Edwarc Anchorage. | St Vav , S g (0 T R sy Hor Shuvcs || COLUMBIA L OUT PRICE OF BIKE conroy ‘a5 anchorage. Miss *.'L ) A‘ :;hu- Mineral Hot Baths (] s ¥ i tue n, Clara Whona s Gorvay: o 7. Sk r‘, b L' I:’“V Sinen 6 Roohsatucd iade nelid sidk A(.:ctommodauons to suit every ALA Little Roderick 'Irimble, seven| *Crowe, C. J. Juncau Hiite. T, Allat af Mrs. J. D. | Pl ain exper at sea { - R'c”;;'mons Alnske At vears old, has had a “successful| Curtis, T. Roy, Ketchikan McDonald. Mrs. L. J. Dowell s, reduired. Applicants must not have [, Hpory LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS season placer mining on Sourdough Davies & Johnson, Ketchikan Bowell i ¢ passed their thirty-fifth birthday. - PHONES 587 OR 747—JUNEAU Creek.” and is now on his way back Davis, Homer H., Non M. P M Stetn) Here B - C sociate Investigator i SECURE YOUR ] to his home at Anchorage, with Downing, W Cordova St 25 sl et SiStEnt T4 | R LOAN THROUGH US To Improve gold dust enough to buy a bike, Elsemore, T. S. Petersburg K. Toabetions, TR MRk Loy ! NEW ALASKAN and Modernize Your Home Under Title I, F. H. A. says the Fairbanks News-Miner. . W. J., Kodiak N h b Tk orHe B Thon. i HOTEL — Roderick is the son of Mr. and Is, Anchorage. X W S, o] ye ssistant _Investigator (ac-| | Mrs. Russell Trimble of Anchorage, Fairbanks Agency Company, Fair-| g et Tt counting), $2.600 a year, Assistant | JUNEiOl'J F""fl‘lil“ Street and he has spent the summer with | banks. gt g % I tigator (phatimacy), $2600 a. Phone Single O his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs,| Gabrielson, H. G., Nome. VT o - - Harry Mudge on Sourdough Galen, Mrs. Kathryn, Anchorage With a barrel, box, and five-gal-| Garton, Ray, Craig, lon can for carrying water, the lad | Grummett, Stanley V. (Juneau worked hard sluicing barrels of Insurance Agency), Juneau | sand until he finally got out $25| Harrais, Mr%. Margaret, Valdez. in gold Harwood, Mrs. Addie S. Cordova Prouder than many a successful| Hatten, T. W., Seward sourdough in the big money, the Honea, J. W.. Ruby = CO o) little boy is going home happy, and | Hornum, C., Juneau. The Alaska Clipper left Seattl NN RS MOTOR will invest his season’s earnings in| Jackson, Grant R., Nome this forenoon at 10:55 o'clock, Ju- CO" I;ngfi Phone 4“ a bicycle. Jones, Francis A., Cordova. neau time for this city, the north- — - e Kelly, Francis D., Petersburg ern terminus. 5 Lode and pracer wcauon notices| Kelsey, R. D, Valdez The Clipper will stop in Ketchi- | Al k A T l for sale at The Empire Office. *Kennard, H. F., Anchorage n briefly, and will arrive in Ju- { asKa Al l‘anspor 9 IC. “)“ PUBLICATION Ketchikan Business Service, Inc., neau sometime between 7:30 and 8 | Ketchikan. o'clock in the evening, it is be- { 4242-A op| Locken, Edward, Petersburg. lieved. | SEAPLANES FOR CHARTER IN THE DTSTR‘E{T COU;‘EAgK; MacDonald, Richard, Juneau PAA Captain S. E. Robbins is A ; | { THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA. .McEntyre, George J,, Fairbanks. skipper SAILING SCHEDULE Frequent Flights to All Points in Southeast Alaska DIVISION NUMBER ONE, AT\ nepean, Hector, Juneau. Air express will be brought as Teys 1 ridesuncau e VDS 7ED C o f JUNEAU. b P LU R Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound AUTHORIZED CARRIER—U. S. MAIL VEVA O'DONNELL, Plaintiff, v8.| 40" mat. i geilti QLEDIYAN Sept. 5 JAMES O'DONNELL, Defendant. | nyoteoq“o0nic g ko 56 e *BARANOF Sept. 6 | , | The President of the United| proron iR 12 meaid - SFROM NGRS 3. | 1TURON Aug. 30 Sept. 3 5 | PHONE 612-— Day or Night States of America. To the above Morgan, Thomas A., Juneau. Edward Kreiger of No Grub COLUMBIA Sept. 3 Sept. 6 12 named defendant James O'Donnall ’Vf‘.‘_'“"""__(""“—l_ F., Anchorage. C““_{ _\\fl known proepe tor of the *MT. McKINLEY Sept. 4 .18 Hangar and Shop in Juneau o, s e O orneer| Ness, Erick, Petersburg. Interior, is in St. Joseph’s Hospi- iALASKA Sept. 6 Sept. 10 12 ; ;?fi?m(}{pm(i‘r‘ *l‘l"‘ mlf‘“ul:qrm Oja, George, Sitka. tal, Fairbanks, for medical treat-| ALEUTIAN Sept. 10 Sept. 13 t.19 |l SHELI, SIMMONS———Chief Pilot G s *Pierre, William H. Fairbanks. ment. iDENALI Sept. 13 - .19 | RUSSELL CLITHERO — Dis g . Te | T JSSELL ” spatcher 2”“{‘ L’)‘)’:‘ ‘]:’\ Tq"f’:,“’:"“mt"f ::““““ Potter, Charles H., Ketchikan, | e 5L g | {YURON Sept. 14 23 ’ & | Dl 81131 Preston, George, Fairbanks. —————— 0 S T & i i within thirty days after the 1ast| puce’myoma . Anchorage. ALASKA Sept. 21 30 |l All Planes 2-Way Radio Equipped piiblication of this summons, to-| pooce FEMER pe DR | P Travel fALEUTIAN Sept. 24 4 wit, within thirty days after the| - poyo oo S ™0 T o iova CANADIAN S — Operating Own Aeronautical Radio Station KANG 2nd day of Septem.ber, 1938, in case| 7 | < ona PORTS OF CALL this summons is published, or with- in forty days after the date of its| service upon you, in case this sum- mons is served upon you personall: and answer the complaint of l.hl'i above named plaintiff on file in the said court in the above entitled cause. The plaintiff in said action demands the folrowing relief: solution of the marriage existing between plaintiff and defendant, and custody of the minor child Don- ald O’Donnell, desertion and failure to provide for the plaintiff and said child. And in the event you fail so to appear and answer, the plaintiff will take judgment against you for want thereof, and will apply to the court for the relief demanded said complaint, and as herelnbcmre stated. Witness the Honorable George F. | Alexander, Judge of said Court, and the seal of said Court hereunto affixed on this 29th day of July, 1938. ROBERT E. COUGHLIN, Clerk of the above en- | titled Court. By PEGGY D. McLEOD, | Deputy. (Seal of Court) Publication dates, 1938, Sept. 2. Aug. 12-19-26, HOTEL JUNEAU “WHERE LIVING IS ' PLEASANT” CLARENCE WISE ‘Owner-Manager B Nearest Federal Building. 8 Elevator Service. B Beauty Shop. 8 Every Room a View Room. on the grounds of| in| PAA —- Dis- | Service Every Trip | | | Transcontinental SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA ROUTE—PORTS OF i APL ALA! E ASTERN ALASK ] S OF CALL i Bethel Nome Trans-Atlantio Ketetiivan, Wranell BUamEE | dinegt; Maince, Heagriy nti e R e N ol | Trans-Pacifie bound; Juneau, Sitka, Petersburg, Wrangell, and Ketchikan south- | Xty % i ol Read Down X Wead 5 | Tickets, reservations and full | bound. |@ Alex Holden, Chief Pilot A. B, (Cot) Hayes, Traffic Representative § Tue. Sat.Lv.Judeau ____Ar./Sun. Th.! particulars from | - . Whitehorse __Lv. Sun. Th. | 3 os schedul ’ : | - Whilénorse _|Ar.Sub. Th. V. W. MULVIHILL | (Sailings scheduled from Pier 2, Seattle, 9:00 A.M. except ALASKA . Fajrbanks __[Lv.\Sun. Th. Agent, C.P.R.—Juneau, Alaska | September 6 sails at 9:00 P, M.) e 10:30 PACIFIC ALASKA AIRWAYS, INC. LOUIS A. DELEBECQUE GASTINEAU HOTEL Juneau-Fairbanks | THE SIGN OF ‘ Petersburg, Haines and Skagway, both north and southbound. | DEPENDABLE COLUMBIA, Sept. 3, ALEUTIAN Sept. 10, COLUMBIA Sept. 17, and | SERVICE | ALEUTIAN Sept. 24, sailings call at Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juncau, | 2-Way Radio Communication JUNEAU TO VANCOUVER, | Cordova, Valdez and Seward northbound; Valdez, Cordova, Juncau, SCHED! N REGULAR | VICTORIA OR SEATTLE } ‘Wrangell and Ketchikan southbound except the COLUMBIA, Sept. 3, ULED PASSE GER A'RLINF SERVICE U. S. AIRMAIL SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS |, sailing which does not call Valdez southbound. Authorized U. S. MAIL Carrier v. Fairbanks __ A A Princess Louise—Sept. 6, 16, 26 | | Connections at Vancouver with | Canadian Pacific Services: | CANADIAN *—Sails direct for Seward, thence southbound via Valdez, Cordova, neau, Ketchikan enroute to Seattle. —Calls Ketchikan, Juneau, Seward, northbound; Valdez, Cordova, Ju- neau, Ketchikan, Seattle southbound. ALASKA Sept. 21, also calls MARINE AIRWAYS f—Calls at Haines and Skagway southbound only. ALASKA September 21, and ALEUTIAN Sept. 24, calls at Petersburg north and southbound. *TUFSDAY—Subject to arrival of mail boat from South. Juneau to Hawk Inlet, Tenakee, Todd, Sitka, Chichagof Kimshan Cove, Hoonah, and return. ent Nonschedule Trips—10% off Rcund Trip. THE ALASKA LINE Ticket Office—Phone 2 Freight Office—Phone 4 H. 0. ADAMS, Agent | PACIFIC Traffic Representative PHONE: 106 T Audit—Tax and System Servle.T JAMES C. COOPER, | 303-05 Goldstein Building C. P. A Public Stenographer Notary Public Jarman's-Friendly Van’s Store roxToNE Alaska Stes amship Company | COMPANY SERVICE-ON-ALL-ALASKA-ROUTES TRANSPORTATION X E SAILINGS SI:eale Ar.Juneau Lv.Juneat | attle No.Bound So.Bound n o T E L G A s T l N E A u NORTHLAND ug. 26 Aug. 30 Aug. 30 ! ggg:‘r}{ SEA Sept. 2 Sept. 6 Sept. 6 H COAST ...Sept. 3 Sept. 7 Every Effort Made for the NORTHLAND .....Sept. 9 Sept.13 Sept.13 | from HAROLD C. KNIGHT Phone 109 ¢ s 4 Comfort of Guests! 3. B. BURFORD, Ticket Agent —...........Phone 79 i GASTINEAU CAFE CITY WHARF T Phone 29 GUY SMFTH, Douglas Agent — . .. Phone | VERR "ROUND ALASKA SERVICE in connection 18 AIK SERVICE INFORMATI’(')N 278 8. FRANKLIN