The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 14, 1938, Page 6

“EBONY FLASH” * HOUSEMBID'S KNEE" CJTTERBLG” \E THOSE THREE H WERE SCRATCHED AT SHOOFLY VE KNOW WAAT every Wednosday #1 7 a. o T WouLONT WoRRN-- /| -f HESH LR A SENSITIE FELLAR SXANDER, and WAY FORTS. ORSES AFORE T CLNCH HOoU YORE JAW, GOOGLE -- T TOL NE NINE HUNNERT T CanNT HELP (T, SNUFFY-- TA MORE T LOOK NOT To BLOW OFF RIGHT (N FRONT O’ SHOOFLN- HE \S--. E BECK from the Juneau Busi- 1d,Professional Women’s Club to ask for postponement IAUGEN M. S. Eor 1n D. B, later thun 6 BUY GREEN TOP RIDE TRANSPORTATION €O, lt U. S. Mc Femmer's Do FEMMER—Phont Freight - must | it OF SRR, GREEN TOP CABS—PHONE W B0 VI RO DART Carrier Juneau Mermation 14 n doek not ‘Tuesday 78 Z FOR MEALTH AT THE BRUNSWICK RECREATION ALLEYS | s eenoasa L PR ! CAFE IN CONNECTION, Spec- ial Dishi ng in Chinese aw. American s—TRY US ONCE:. ORIC - ot the ‘schodl dahtd BIANRGR*HblE| YOURIN pOORS; SYSTEM CLEANING Manne News me el a5 the Clubs|| 3625 n rides for 5500 Phone 15 \ annual dance is to be given in Ju- $3.00 i ides for $2.50 w, October 29 )'rm Hr:.:-n '”:’lki R ALI_‘_SKA LAUNDRY . 21 PASSENGERS ABOARD LOUISE @ e o 000 . s Steamer Movements NORTHBOUN®D - .. WHEREABOUTS OF » action on the request an been postponed FUNTER BAY MAN 2 S R ! o ; REMAINS MYSTERY FnR TH'S PURT N;;l‘uiv:l’d !:iw H’r w’{:“:;}u‘\ | “,““Wmm_' RSP ! | class m whose boat is reported sur SCHEDU | | ter Bay, is still unknown he ey . Aleutian scheduled to Q ficials said today on receipt of wor Ten Who We ],( AI)()flld from Seattle possibly Sun- from Ketchikan that he had not Notth Coast Come North day night fie . |amived at the Alsska Labor nity . R = Tongass scheduled to sail from EITHER MILK OR THE MILKM kept these two Yankee sailors at the bar in | Conference there. Ford as be- on Canadian Steamer Seattle October London, England, where men from the . Nashville were eager visitors on their first shore leave. lieved to have gone to Ketchikan Canadian Pac teamer Princ Anderson, “Ropald-Evans, Gus Han- William SOUTHBOUND to H| e 0000000000000 0000000000%0 000 © 000000000000 00Cs00G000COCSSLS The men are Brinson “Georgia” Taylor and Johnny “Tennessee Hillbillv Victoria, patched the ship enoug around 2000 lives and millions in y Johnstone. ump and delivered the gas to h with Fred Patrick of Juneau, aboard the latter's boat. Neither man Jarman's-Friendly 3 Denali scheduled arrive AS A PAID- Louise, making last scheduled o g gclock tonight and sails vet in Ketchikan, the Marshal’s of- OF SUESCEYBER X0 trip ‘of the year, arrived in port south -otie” hour- later G % continuous bower formed by those fice was informed l’ D 'l Al .k E > this af 100n from the south Alaska scheduled southbound CHARLES TRIPLETT trees; now nature has caused to be| In the meantime, the Estebeth "e al' V as (1 "ll)lr(f Among the passer are! ten ekt KEaRARY TELLS OF NORTH i written “finis” on those trees as| which sailed Wednesday night, wy - AvIted o pisetio 3 who were aboard the steamer North LOCAL SAILINGS COAST ACCIDENT|! | they lay uprooted, twisted and going to stop in at Funter Bay and is coupon tonight at the box office of Coast when that craft grounded in Estebeth scheduled to sail every | ( broken make inqgui the— a fog near Cape Mudge and then Wednesday at 6 p.n. for Sit- e it | | Orchardists there lost millions in John Westby originally nofified CA PI l OL IHEA l RE retupned to Seattle. The North ka and wayports. “No one knew a thing about it.”| | | |the destruction of their groves.| the Mar office two days ago : Coast passengers, at their n\n; 0b-| ¢ Dart leaves every Wednesday e said Charles Triplett, when asked|] = !ipesgribed as the tragedy of that|that Ford hadn't been seen since his AND RECEIVE TWO TICKETS TO SEE tion,” could either come north on at 7 aan. for Petersburg, Port today if there was much excitement phase of the loss, the bulk of the|boat was reported sunk Funter o M W, o 1 the Princess Louise or remain in Alexander, Kake and way e among the passengers on the steam-| MAYOR KILBURN I:P;:'Pi:‘ = apple and other trees destroyed|Bay. It was thought that he may THE AN HO CRIED WOLF Seattle as guests of the Northland ports. eier North Coast, when it went| NEWS OF STORI S were of 20 or more years growth| have zone to the convention at Ket- FOUl TveAe it Transportation Company until the o |aground near Cape Mudge, B. C.| In his week Mayor Kil-|ana at the peak of their bearing|c 5 o WATCH THIS SPAC sailing of the North Sea from Se- ® o e o o o o @ o e e)last Saturday morning burn re ers from his old | condition, each with an € ca- Tt e S P — - ' attle today - Triplett said that the ship eased|home town of Sterling, Mass., tell- | pacity of from $25 to $50 a s n. |4 1 H Padsengers arriving on the Prin-/ — o * up on the sand bar around 5 o'clock | ing of the terrible hurricane which| Aiso mentioned as i hg. but MRS' HAYES: MRS' ¢ zess Louise are Foster Buss, John| | Tippg TOMORROW in the morning and passengers pit that section of the United States'a)so amusing, during the early af- NAYLOR, HOSTESSES IA LUMBER co : Cheha, Herbert L.’ Faulkner, Louis|g bttt oo e d — | were unaware of the accident un- on September 25. Mr. Kilburn has, termath of the s et soro | | (] } Garget, George Grasty, the Rev B s SRR til informed later that morning. |a brother, sister and cousin living of the sights of motorists getting| Mrs. A. B. Hayes and Mrs. Ger- i OF ALASKA i Frank Gray, Mrs. Gray, Joe Gomez, igh tide—5:06 a.m., 13.6 feet. “We had a dance and everyone| here who lost considerable in the pasoline for their cars. Many of trude Naylor entertained last eve- i Karl Katz, Elizabeth McLeod, Mrs "”“i “‘1;"]:"5f pan l'?'; i"":' as perfectly at ease,” stated Trip-|storm, the total property damagze tire gas stations were out of eom- | ning with twelve tables of bridge in LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS i Elizabeth Sey, Sl}zlr!] :\{I:m Corneli Ei;-lu:r‘rn . 1:)1::‘ ‘:B 1:“ t. “In the late afternoon the tidelin their town running over $50000. mission with no power to operate |the banquet room of Percy's Cafe. PHONES 587 OR 747—JUNEAU H us, Sister Mary Kathleen N came in and the boat floated off|In the entire area affected the the pumps. And it was a sight to| A Hallowe'en motif completed at- CURE YOUR . e P Rbert Smith, Erling Smedvig ¥ | the bar. However a storm came up|loss ran into millions besides the see the various methods of ingenu- | tractive decorations for the eve- o i YOUR LOAN THROUGH US To Improve i Chares Triplett, Mrs. Nellie Trip- and the ship was no sooner off the|lives of more than 400 persons ity applied. One motorist hunted up | ning." After the playing lunchean and Modernize Your Home Under Titie I, F. H A. : Ml pCarl Voreb, Masgaret Whitely bar than it was washed on a rock,| Described as the worst hurricane a husky boy with a bicycle, then|was served. = H Boyd Yaden and wife, at which time a hole was put in|experienced in the nation since 1928 rigged up a treadmill and had the| ' For Tulsequah via Juneau—Frank the bottom. A diver, sent out from|when Florida suffered the loss of boy pedal furiously to turn the! { William Schreiber, sen, d | to enable it to return to Seattle.” | property, car. Others jacked up one wheel of Walker, D. Zarelli | Most of the, passengers boarded|was particularly tr ¢ in its devas- | their cars, attached a belt and FORTUNE D [the Princess Louise, after having|tation to residential sections and| pumped the gasoline with their en- akes NORTH SEA HAS 97 PASSENGERS \ < Epe > e - forest after the World War is the | School Board Wednesday night an' { aboard for Rupert and one each & [ e ¥ 5 Department of Agriculture ex-| picture presented by the immediate ©rder for the schooi chemistry lab-| CONNORS MOTOR Con vInC —Phone 41] for Wrangell and Petersburg. [ 3 . &3 | from s y Three are to be taken from Wran- | Perts have developed a method for| effects of that storm. Gone are some | Oratory equipment was given offici- i = S S gell to Ketchikan and two from Ket- | converting sawdust, straw, wood|of the finest growths of shade|al okay to be sent out and a list| A : 5 chikan to Rupert. waste and waste sugar cane stalks|trees that took centuries to pro- ©f hand tools needed in the manual | 3 : SPATTLE, Oct. 14. — Steamer| g .4 shirtz and El Nolte were | into synthetic plastics. duce. Stately elms, scores of which | training department was gone over as a rans ort lnc towered heavenward upwards of Preparatory -to securing bids for| 9 ° North Sea sailed at 10 o'clock this morping for Southeast Alaska ports Thet following passengers are booked for jJuneau: Lockheed Load A port, said Mr. Triplett, who arrived | sachusetts which were so note the New England disaster yine - - on the Canadian Pacific steamer,| throughout the world for their enthusiastic about his first voyage|beautiful shade tree NEW EQUIPM 1S | d Johnny Amundsen took off this|enthusiastic a - gl e | | u | to the north, but in hopes that alll What is described as resembling ORDERED, SCHOOL BOARD I VLA (44 il afternoon from Juneau for Prince| Rupert and points enroute with two flown from here for Rupert, Fred | Dolphin from here to Wrangell, and | | K. Anderson to Petersburg. Bob Douglas, L. W. Billingsley and | is smooth sailing from now on. - FORESTER vUE TONIGHT The Forest Service vessel Forester the desolate scenes in the A zonne At a meeting of the Douglas 100 feet, many datmg back to the purchase locally. time the memory of which no living person can determine; where gen- A special meeting of the Board was held last evening to receive a| Van’s Store .78 8. FRANKLIN SEAPLANES FOR CHARTER s ] William A. Holzheimer, Mrs. M. p e o |is due in Juneau tonight from! . ations of Lancaster's citizens have| ™ i . i ] C. Gregory, Mrs. H. B. Holt, Miss x:}':]l:"l'tx‘-]llal:«‘)loi\{ ‘:::-Tulfi:.fio flown from ?mml";;“) Al \k: Bhia ‘w,h Tm){‘!: Ao s, ‘,/,',:f.,.»’“‘,i Frequent Flights to All Points in Southeast Alaska Virgania Carlson, Ernest Gilligan,| = - _ : orial Highway Engineer William A. | =4 - o 7 - 2 i G s pr I | Hesse aboard. Hesse had been look- | AUTHORIZED CARRIER—U. S. MAIL | M. and Mrs. Jack Jefferies, Miss |ing over Territorial roads projects H Irene Jones, Mrs. Florence Robin- 4 HAL'BUTERS [in the Ketchikan districts. Also A L A s K A PHONE 612 — DC[Y or Night H Bon ) Mr. &nd Mrs, A. 8. Martin | aboard the Forester is Bill Alexan- . . Mrs. Howard Zehm, Stanley | der, who is celebrating a birthday angar and Shop in Juneau H Zehm, Mrs. R. A. Peterson, Kathleer | toda TRANSPORTATION & ' Petbrson, Barbara Peterson, B ’ e COMPANY SHELL SIMMONS—Chief Pilot H Nickelson SEATTLE, Oct. 14—Halibuters You DINE BEST SSELL CLITHERO — Dispatcher ! M- and Mrs John 1 Miss | arriving here and selling today, are ’ ° ALl Pl Emma Bow Paul Boirne, Chris|as follows: 4 [CIN 3 H : Kigles Male, Thor ‘Thor-| From the western banks—Nor- | WHEN YOU s s =1 Sl g e . es Z-YVQY Radio Equipped . seny B. H. Chappell, 3. B. Chappell. |rona 22000 pounds, selling for 15 DINE o ! | f'-—*--_—-—‘n rating Own Aeronautical Radio Stati . H ? >o | and 13% cents a pound; Pioneer 30,- AT THE Leaves LT (T (fi"\fi 3 n“g* = eronautical Radio Stdt'm! KANG § Grechoslovakia, visited Iy thou-|000 pounds, 12% and 12 cents; Seattle i e, > SE— ‘ saiids of Americans annua.'y, has|Ionic 26,000 pounds, 14% and 13% ROYAL Y o BONCARS § & SflluNG SCHEDUL’E AR “ i - S. S. TONGASS Oct. 25 H A jDeclaration of Independence cents. | CAFE 3 | ' which was written in Washington,| From the local banks—Aloha 1,- PASSENGERS ~ FREIGHT || EAYIING EeREDULE M A R ln E A l R w A Y s : E‘-_ei'k}:]‘tlgli“:r«v P Rie T o) ounde 114 g8 [} Dinners from 5 tm 9 Daily. REFRIGERATION [ Leave DueJuneau DueJuneau ; . ad c oo Special § i 1t0 9. Ste Seattl Southbo 15 2-Wa ' with President Wilson, The Czechs| TEMPORARY DUTY HERE Special Sunday Dinners 11 to 9. PS '\DEN::]I" 0?: 93 Nmotak';ouéld ogcl' ;xand ,-2:Way Radio Communication H have been called “the Yankees of| J. A. McMillan, clerk in the Pet- JUNO-MAID ICE CREAM A oM ik ot 1k S T SCHEDULED PASSENGER AIRLINE SERVICE ' Eukope.* ersburg office of the U. S. Forest|| P "prr o To L or Bulk D. B. FEMMER *ALEUTIAN Oct. 15 Oct. 18 Oct. 24 Authorized U. S. MAIL Carrier 2 U e | Service, has been detailed to tem- % | S0 ALASKA Oct. 22 Oct. 25 Oct. 31 *TUESDAY—Subject to . i SAVE THE DATE {porary duty at the Juneau head- | ———————————————————— | AGENT {YURON .. ot n N 1 Nov. 1 s s g‘ " arrival of mail' boat from South. H Douglas Firemen’s Ball, Oct. 15./quarters. according to Roglonal| TEme————— | "Araska Nov. & RS Nov, 14 pameat o‘mv‘va o‘I,nlez, Te;nk:e. Todd, Sitka, Chichagof : adv.! Forester B. F. Heintzleman. | P A A = : Phone 114 Night 312 YUKON Nov. 12 Nov. 15 Nov. 21 l-nmm Wh ;llpsiel‘;r: ¢ Reund Trip. : ALASKA Nov. 19 Nov. 22 Nov. 28 CHARTER SERVICE—ANYP) IN ALASKA ¥ T AP GE OF 'f"::fms;l‘)‘[':ngg { 'YUKON i i ..Nov. 26 Nov. 29 Dec. 5 TICKET OFFICE, TRIANGLE PLACE—PHONE 623 ; i . GE SERVICE l 4 i—Calls at Yakutat Northbound and Southbound. - Alex Holden, Clllgl’ Pilot A. B. (Cot) Hayes, Traffic Representative . i ® . & & i > i —— Tl‘(xvel *—Connects at Cordova with S, S, CORDOVA for Prince William " i B hter GE Bulbs REGULAR | TR »;;\,gnmgx‘ Sound ports, Kodiak, Uzinki, Port Bailey, Iron Creek, Port Vita, H i U. S. AIRMAIL ACILFILC ona Uganik Bay and Seldovia, also Port Wakefield. : i Let us make up an assortment of different size bulbs Service Ev Tri | W t r L | ervice Every Trip ! 50 that you may have the right lamp in the right i "PRIN- THE ALASKA LIN E $ ¥ place at the right time. Juneau-Fairbanks CESS” Ticket Office—Phone 2 Freight Office—Phone & B. 0. ADAMS, Agent { 100-WATT GE BULBS 1 Bethel-Nome - Liner e i Now down to C Read Down Read Up_| 33 f' For LE.S. table models, garage, laundry Tue. Sat[Ly. Juneau fAr/San. Th.| JUNEAU TO VANCOUVER, e T . v = and single socket bedroom fixtures. EEE o ?r}:ii:.:;:s? = 3 ¢} s\gg;gl;:)%}?g :EATTLE Ay e = A - et ! AILINGS $150-WATT 20 = AT 1 k Siea hio Compan For your kitchen ... &0C S Frinoses Louis aska dteamship Company R . L TUTE i 100-200-300 WATT : Princess N‘;""‘ § £ g WEEKLY _Li E.S. Lamps Det 27; Nov. 6, 16, 2 B e —————————————————————— i For 3-Light LES. P : Osnnaciens at Vancowver withi . ———— < e SAILINGS Leave g;;.gmm. Lv. Junesy i LUMILINE LAMPS l oo . [12:30|Ar. Nome _____[Lv.| 1:30| _ Canadian Pacific Services: NORTH SEA . dct.o uls s&?m;x:d { 30 or 60 Watts . PACIFIC ::“w;l:::::-lfld NORTHLAND Oct. 25 Oct. 28 : & ALASKA - o : f : 1 i 75-60-40-25-15 WATTS 1 sc ATRWAYS. INC L Every Effort Made for the ‘ HAROLD C. KNIGHT _... Phone 109 : L4 : . i ¢ . particulars from Comfort of Gues'(sl E ::.:"Ym%n:mt Agent ..Phone g 3 y 1 ! Traffic Representative V. W. MULVIHILL o s ki e : | Alaska Electric Licht & Power Co, | woemimictie | sem el it b dyfinceodb g ) amn & = CO:! GASBINEAU HOTEL - AIR SERVICE INFORMATION - JUNEAU———ALASKA——DOUGLAS FHONE: 108 PACIFIC CANADIAN l