The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 16, 1938, Page 6

“BRINGING UP F THE DAILY '\LASKA EMP RL, FRID\Y SEPT. 16, 1938. ATHER By GEORGE McMANUS e T NOWADA SAY- ISN'T E MODERN KIDS THIS vgu»z | WON'T FIGHT UN- | WIFE COM - ‘ b ING THIS G WAY ¢ Marine News : je a o e 8 o 0c e 0 o0 PRIN. I_UU ISE . Steamer Movements e " R BROUNY * Needle Display Marked by 4 oclock tomorrow morning o Color and Originality e and sails for Skagway at 2 @ of Dcsigns e pm . R, - THlS MURN!NG ® Yukon due tomorrow, possibly e ¢ 5 hea . | ifi the ToNSel o Work that cannot be surpassed . SCHEDULED SAILINGS o by professionals was included in the Thirty-one persons got up early o ne.) 2 scheduled to sail e Division A exhibit of the Needle- thi morning and boarded the ° from .attle this morning e work Display at the Southeast Alas “Princess Louise for southbound pas- | ¢ put no report. Probably sail- @ ka Fair sage. e ing late tonight. e Also of note are the many entrie ’ They were—Miss W. Wood, Fer- ¢ s scheduled to sail from e from various parts of the Territory gus Hoffman, K. Webster, Patience o geqgtle tonight o Awards have been made to the fol Harland, Mrs. H. Vance, J. Gal-1¢ golumbia scheduled to sail @ lowing atas, Miss M. Potjer, A. Shyman,'e from Seattle tomorrow at 9 e - Luncheon set Mrs. Gertrude Mrs. George White, Mr. and Mrs.|e am. o Lackey, first; Mrs. Voila Docker Albert White. e P Louise scheduled to e second Judge W. A, Holzheimer Miss J.|e gail from Vancouver Septem- ® | Luncheon crochet—Mrs. Claude Batchor, Miss B. Watson, J. Mc-|e per 20 at 9 pm. ® Hirst, first; Golda Prucha, second Lean, G. Covey, Mrs. Graflon e Alaska scheduled to sail from ® | Luncheon place mats—Mrs. Peter Surke, Miss A 1, Mrs. L. B.le geattle Sept. 21 at 9 am ® Oswald, first; Winnifred A. Docker Harney, Mrs. W. R. Somes, G. E.| e Northland scheduled to sail ® gecond. Toychek, S. Dunlop, J. A, Carswell, o from Seattle Sept. 23 at 10 ® Crochet tableclot’)-Deloa Coul- ¢ Mrs. J rswell, W. A. Dayton, je a.m, ® ter, Tirst; Mrs. C. M. Hirst, second. J. MacKinnon, Mrs, G. Bristol, Ed je SOUTHBOUND SATLINGS ® | Embroidered cloth—Mrs. Peter Williams, J. Raemon, G. Hansen,'e North Coast scheduled to ar- ® rald, first H. Kyros e rive at 9:30 o'clock tonight @ scarf—Voila Docker, first >+ e and sails south at 11 o'c o oidered pillow cases — Mr ® Mount McKinley scheduled ® Alhert Goetz, first; Voila Docker, TOW. ® Crochet bedspread-—Mrs. Charles . . . . . . ® . . . . o ;Aa BNS e next Monday Ttalian cut work—Mrs. G. L. Paul, y lo LOCAL SAILINGS first and second o Estebeth scheduled to sail every Hardanger — Mrs. Pete Hildre ® Wednesday at 6 p.m. for Sit- ® first With freight for Chichagof and |e ka and wayports. Tatting—Mrs. J. A, Wearing, first; Sitka. Shell Simmons went out in | e Dart leaves every Wednesday Mrs. George Joh n, second the AAT Lockheed this morning je at 7 a.n. for Petersburg, Port Colored embroide Mrs. Charle and brought in five passengers on e Alexander, Kake and way swan, first: Miss Yvonne Porrest # the return trip. e ports. second. He brought in the Tev. Peter @ o o o @ @« ® o ¢ o @ Division B Awards Deyenka, Henry J¢ m and Joe ¢ > o Tapestry pictures and lovely ap- Cole from Sitka, J Nilson from pliqued and crochet quilts and af- Hoonah and John Sweeney from | ¥————————— ¥ ghans added to the exhibit of the Chichagof. TIDES TOMORROW Needlework Department : Bl S ————# | Many colorful hocked rugs .46 BECOMES CITIZEN Lindtner Larsen Skeie, High tide—6:22 am., 12.2 feet Norway, was admitted to United| Low tide—12:09 p.m. 52 feet. Pieced quilt—Mrs. Bill Darling States citizenship at a naturaliza-( High tide—6:20 p.m., 144 feet first. tion he ing this morning in Fed eral District Court native of | TAPESTRIES, EMBROIDERIES Aleutian scheduled southbound Swan, first; Mrs. O. | = also entered in close competition. - D s - Empire classitieds pay. der, first; PROGRAM TONIGHT Southeast Alaska Fair 8:00 PM.—CONCERT: Juneau City Band. 9:00 PM.—MISS JACKIE FORDE: Baton Juggler. MISSES DAVIS and MORRIS: Tap Dancing. LOUIS and CHERIE: Trapeze Act. DANCING: Wes Barrett's Royal Alaskans. ISS FORDE: Acrobatic Danc- ing. LOUIS and CHERIE: Specialty Number on the Rings. RESUME DANCING TILL MIDNIGHT 10:00 P.M. 11:30 P.M. SATURDAY PRIZES KIDDIES’ AFTERNOON SHOW TALENT 5-| Gruber Jackson, second ‘Winners in this division include: Appliqued quilt—Mrs. W. F. Luy- Mrs. Tom Morgan, second Mrs Johnsot (wWool)- v Best hooked rug M. Polley, first; Mrs. econd Best hof Shellworth, econd Braided Rice, first; ond Crochet Prucha, first; second Tapestry picture—Mrs. W. E. Gru- Mrs. E. Torvinen ked rug (silk) first; Mrs. J (wool)—Mr: Manv rug Florence Mr: Gilb C. Shellwor:h afghan Mrs. E. ber, first; Mrs. C. M. Hirst, second. Tapestry art (unclassified)—Mr Pete Hilde, first; Mrs. Earl Everitt second Garment Division Wash dresses, knitted suits, sweat- ers, all part of milady’s display in Division C at the fair, Artistic touch, added to skilifully finiched work appeared in all gar- ment entries, with many runnin close competition latest vogu tyles Winners in thi 1. Best wash dre to ision were rs. F aho- da, first; Mrs. Kelly Blake | 2. Best apron—Mrs. Ge B Rice, first; Mrs. Walter P. Scott second. 3. Knitted suit—Alice Dal first; Mrs. E. L. Gruber, second 4. Best one-piece knitted dres Mrs. E. L. Gruber, first 6. Knitted sweater—Mrs. Ed, Ja- hoda, first; Winnifred A. Normann second. 7. Crochet first 8. Knitted sweater—Mrs. E. L cap—Gertie Olsen, first; Heline A. Back, second. 10. Knitted sox spiral—Mrs. Alma Hendrickson first; Gertie Olson, second 11. Best infant's sweater—Mrs. E. L. Gruber, first; Mrs. M. Logergren, second 12. Best crochet infant’s sweater— Gertie Olson, first 13. Best infant's cap—Bernice Josnson, first. 14. Bonnet (any style) - Johnson, first; G 15. Infant’s stockings Bernice » Olsen, second Gertie Ol- sen, first; Mrs. H. A. Wearing, sec- ond. 16.—Best infant’s riage robe- Bernice Johnson, Mrs. G.. G Brown, second Judges in these divisions were Mrs. and Simone Mae Kilroy, Dorothy Manthey J. Hufchings, D Try results. The rmpire crassifieds foz Today’s News T e THE SIGN OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE , REGULAR U. S. AIRMAIL Service Every Trip Juneau-Fairbanks Bethel Nome | Read Down . Junean |Ar.[Sun. . Whitehorse __|Lv./Sun, . Whitehorse _|Ar./Sun, . Fairbanks __|Lv.|Sun. _|Wed.| Th.” “_11,'; 1: 364 i PACIFIC ALASKA AIRWAYS, INC. ‘Traffic Representative LOUIS A. DELEBECQUE GAS®INEAU. HOTEL PHONE: 108 Ar. Nome SURE | AM - MY WIFE HAS LOTS OF FUNNY HATS- BUT NOT AS F:UNNV AS THAT _y_“"—‘_" 1 MUIST BE J | MY WIFE= senger Cc took Bob Boyd and Art|today. Thane to Chichagof and Bill Smith Nichols reported to authorities to Sitka. He was to bring in five'that when he was at Horse Island pacssengers on the return trip. near Bear Creek on Admiralty I.\-} Holden flew W. A. Chipperfield |land, seve™\ days ago he found a| and Marie Sonderman to Hoonah, coat floating in the water which/ and Peter Kostrometinoff ank | carried a fish receipt in the pocket Metcalf and Roy Noland to Sitka made out to Jerry Pool. The latter e 8 often went to Horse Island to dig| SEARCH IS STARTED FOR JERRY POOL NEAR HORSE ISLAND | MARINE AIRWAY TAKES EIGHT 0UT Airways made two tr nds today, Cope taking ship out with three pas- and Holden going out next with five a carch has been started for Jerry | Pocl, resident of Outer Point, on ;| Douglas Island, fear being expressed that he may have lost his life near Herse Island. U. S. Commissioner Felix Gray has delegated Ivan Ni-| chols to make the search, he said| Marine to the the first board clams which he brought to Juneau |to market. Pool hasn't been seen for several weeks and fear was ¢ i pressed that accident may have be- DYNAMITE W BUT NOT NT OFF, ON SCHEDULE MELBOURNE, Australia, Sept.|fallen him. 16. losive which thieves left n\‘ ->>> | an office safe here after an un- successful attempt to open it, {DISTRICT ATTORNEY went off later and killed a welder trying| to cut his way into the safe. l TO SAN FRANCBCO The thieves left a note of warn- | ing about the unexploded char District Attorney Wllll..mA Holz- | in the keyhole and safe experts| heimer sailed on the Princess Lou- were sent for. The charge appar- this morning, enroute to San | ently fell into the door as the cisco where he is going for welder was at safe work 5] eye treatment. He expects to | Other workmen were severely in- | be gone about a month. | jured and the half-ton door to the was blown in two and tossed feet ALASKA TRANSPORTATION COMPANY ngs from Pier 7 Seattle ERY FRIDAY AT 9 P.M. 15 s o Lode and placer location notices bor sale at The Empire Office. Iurman s-Friendly % ' Van’s Store Leaves Seattle . TONGASS Sept. 9 PASSENGE; FREIGIIT REFRIGERATION [ J D. B. FEMMER AGENT Ae Phone 114 Night 312 278 S. FRANKLIN B Nearest Federal Building. HOT,EP _JUNEAU “WHERE LIVING IS B Elevator Service. PLEASANT” B Beauty Shop. CLARENCE WISE B Every Room a View Room. Owner-Manager Y aum b SAILING SCHED SAILING SCHEDULE Leave Seattle Due Juneau Due Juneau Steamer Northbound Southbound *ALEUTIAN Sept. 10 Sept. 13 Sept. 19 DENALI ....Sept. 13 Sept. 17 Sept. 19 YUKON . Sept. 14 Sept. 17 Sept. 22 *COLUMBIA _Sept. 17 Sept. 20 Sept. 26 ALASKA . Sept. 21 Sept. 24 Sept. 30 *ALEUTIAN Sept. 24 Sept. 27 Oct. 3 t—Sails at 9:00 P. 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