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

JFFY SMITH BARNLEY ( (M GWING NOU GUNS EAIR WARNING -- (& THAT A.AA. AINT BUSTED UWP B8Y MONDAN NMOKRNING "o RRE NoW 22 NoL'LL 80TH BE W THE HOSP\TR\.' SHOULD T CLINCH WIE T] | SHIF'LESS MARINE NEWS DART ARRIVES, [ srenven Movenamers BTt e o § g ala 5 PASSENGERS . NOR nmrn ND . . cl | to arrive ® o cr. t W morn- ® A . Capl Haux_,(*nR([r(n‘lsfihlp— . cheduled to arrive at ® wrecked Duo Are Safe ? > at Pe!u.\l)u]g . . ° ° Capt. Einar ¥ he Dart o . arrived in J ; with five ® . passengers ew Tenfjort of bh- ® ] inkof; Mrs. C. R. Bell of Kake; ® . Mr. and Mrs andall of Windham, e 10 am . and Tom n of Sumdum ® Prince . Capt. Haugen reports that Capt. ® . Frank 1es of the wrecked Eliza, © . and companin, Rob: James, oY . of whom arrived in Pt . " 9 e urday after a harzard e anm . ence when their schooner . SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS . Point Hugh, had made ® Baranof hedule arive ® to Kake, and thenc e southbound W ! te Petersburg. by a laboriow route ® . through Gambier and Pybu bays | ® . in ‘a dugout salvaged om 9. . wreck . . Capl. Haugen he men ® 4 were none the worse for their ex- ® Wednesday ® perience. Besides the tk ® for Petershurg Port ® were only able (o uns ® ander, Kake 1 . and a blanket ° . - > > L4 A4 DI S T Ry S 5 PASSENGERS - LEAVE SUNDAY L_: High tide—u:o ! High tide—12:41 pm., 187 feet, | Low tide—7:15 pm. -3.0 feet Fifty-four passengers embarked AL 1 which left anday morn- on| the Princess NG Juneau at 7 o'clo Hunnah Gaslmat ing for the south. Passengers were Mrs. E. L. Fry, A. C. Baldwin, S Berg, J. A. Walion J. Wi l(nl G. Allen, T. Ga M D t U d Flr AR , estroyed, Fire Sclimithz, P Q. C. Gunders Olsen, Mrs. 1. Borring HOONAH, Alaska, Nov. T.—(Spe- G.'W. Stevens, W. Lindstrom disp to Empire)—The gas- Pearce, M K. McK owned by Ellis Key, | non, C. Pinta Cove, was O. M. Floe De- ¢ 8:30 o'clock Sunday | pasqule, Mrs Mr T. Lindstrom, M. Runmag, K. Hen- p a fire extinguisher ning, O. Torbenson, B. McCann to put ¢ | blaze. An explo J. Jaderholm, H. Luken, G. R. sion knocke out and he B. Schooster, M. McMona- ' dropped the isher in the L erctts, A. Johnson, D. flames b ey, H. Hansen, C. Graham. J \e Mildred was immediately cut A. Bolme, D. R. Butchart, M. Mag- loose from the float as there were nusson, Mrs. M. Magnusson, M. about 20 other boats tied up nearby. Swanson, Miss M. Ramsey, P. Kor-| The Mildred rifted away and lack, Archie Shiels, A. Hordahl, M.|burned for two hours. Later the L.¢Felland, and Bryan Magnuson. hulk was beached on Pitt Island All 6kagway accommodations and is a total loss were also filled. Key saved nothing "VOTE AS YOU PLEASE’ order signed by Harry L. rlolkllll, Works Progress Administrator, gets a careful reading by L Grover, a wPA carpenter in Washington, D. C. The tells WPA workers they may vote as they please M al Seven thousand of these orders were printed, for nation-wide distribution, This is the first one posted, | — Ti . DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, NOV. 7 1938. By BILLIE DE BECK | VT N ——————" : ) FOREST H\Lu—:./ N ~—— - - i WER™'S WS CARD - 'THE | 7 80 Bz, HE OWNS A S e RIDING | s DUCHESS - RIDNG BEBDEMY | 7 1 ausainil\ | 12SEER HIT'S THE QL.ALA. CF GWE T UVARNMINT & W\CR TART'D MAKE Wiy \\ BLINK FER @ : WEEK-- Sparkling Dance Recital Presented appreciati audience Opening little dar 1d Dol costume their 1 » prog Eli Hln ney, all dre nd blue, preser In a Flower Gar- dainty Rekosh nd the Rose Cope anc and her s net of matching m ally a “native” of Alt red with Mrs. Lehman " ¢ f vy rived at the Palace The: ambaien iga Her sailor co: of blue and specch. He is seeking re-election on the Democratic ticket. I fishi e o ver was offset by a huge red = Volante anc This was f by “The i of | < and white, Pirate excellently portrayec N Piraic,” excellontly portrayed 1 2 410 Wt NORTH STAR DUE of shiny steel, by Jane 1 ¢ Hoanfienl o AT END OF WEEK Next was seen a chorus, composed M b ‘“j\“‘" 2 ue Sylvia Andersor of T Shirk an Boggan, Wil-|{of at North tar, Ci 1 e “Da oderne Y A ap E T lane f williams, Mary| her n st = 1'“ Iooae fam. will be in Juneau Friday gperling and Gloria Gullufsen, ex-|lowi Pe @Y St e Bl turda ithbour tremely fetchin Kitchen maids: “Printi PO st gt according o w ’ in their starchec c and R Hic st rom the v t Valdez by G mixing spoon: ong rel powr g . sy 3 1l Superintendent of the A i y 2 e performer comp i T h My Dish” was featured - in this| wa 1 P R gl i { Indian Affairs office herc number. {in her hair ey # M. Hirst Lovely Miss Annabelle Hagerup,| Dainty ve Y e The vessel is car dressed as a Swi rlin a costume | portrayed by ¢ £ cargo of reindeer meat, ¢f white satin, trimmed in black|a ballet costume ore : 2 and red, then presented her snappy| wiss Willane Shirley WATER FOR HAINES dance, “Tyrolean Tap.” This b iy o 1 o & i " followed by . Goldfish and the 1d uniform, gave a blds Nge=hibee =01 8 WA | Mc mum clever “Adagio” dance S i 5 . em projec c ; . by Emma Nielson and lit Tip-Tap-Toe given by Miss|EWA officlals here w anor Wagmaster, appeari 5 £ > 4 Adrienne Glass y clever little! ., . 3 in representativ tumes, is &|costume of green satin Sa Today's News Today.—Emplre. |.m( \:m-mlm food, mn:n] 11 am which has delighted audiences | followed by Annabelle Hagerup in R VAN = LARGE SeFvice 3 $ ’_‘,’!l‘*’ JHlBYy ;oocasions. “Swing Time Strut.” who not only l | ROOMS, Eates 3000 The Three Erwins,” featuring the | qanced, but 30b White” as{ | NEW ALASKAN | all with Special Rates to twins, Jean and Troy, who went| wel. She was very chic in a high | | bath ermanent Guests. through their routine on roller| pat and tail. : | HOTEL | AN ey g ;:‘”"\A \vn)’lln- 14- ax;i grace; and lt-| Vo o neo o Merritt, in her far- | So. Frarfklin Street | d/fl‘ffl e Miss Shirley Erwin, appearing| o' R eHIL, T ner A T JUNEAT Phone Single O | w very dainty in her costume of green (“flt[m?“;\i'.‘l‘:;:h “;;\‘“ _”‘\‘;i: L | INEW WASHINGTON and pink o i b we t. dress - 2T La Castenctta,” a dance of mm‘;;“‘m:‘“ W f]“"m’K Spain, was next portrayed by Miss| oo or ”‘“N ; Sue Stewart, graceful in her bp'\n-w b Bk i o ish costume of red and blue. a Senorita Hermosa,” superbly ! exemplified by graceful Miss Sylvia Amh-non as one of the outstand-| ing numbers of the evening. Her! gown was of white lace, offset by T You DINE BEST WHEN YOU DINE AT THE | } Dinners from 5 tml 9 Daily. |§ Special Sunday Dinners 11 to 9. JUNO-MAID ICE CREAM In Dishes, Cones or Bulk /fur THE SIGN OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE REGULAR U. S. AIRMAIL Service Every Trip Juneau-Fairbanks Bethel-Nome Read Down 3 EA Read Up | Tue. Lv. Juneau |Ar.|San. Tue. |Ar. Whitehorse _ /Lv./Sun. Tue. L hitehorse __|Ar.'Sun. Tue. |Ar. Fairbanks ___Lv.|Sun. Th. [Wed.| Wed.| Th. | 24 . Fairbanks ___'Ar.| 8:00/ 7:3 PACIFIC AI.ASKA AIRWAYS, INC. Traffic Representative LOUIS A. DELEBECQUE GASBINEAU HOTEL PHONE: 106 l Connections at Vancouver with Seen October Two fish and the Alpha ! Dey 2 rec ttier, stoms. aid both Gov. Herbert H. Lehman, whose n the executive mansion ma‘: the ¢ been reported Volante, Assistant Col- vessels were eported October 15 off Point | 1 Sound fight- e at the time. v 58-foot gas aft owned by C. N. Robin- Seattle is its home port. The sboat owned Blue Water.” Paul, gowned in & ALASKA TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Sailings from Pier 7 Seattle Sky Miss Franc éf::fg SAILING SCHEDULE 2 2 Leave Due Juneau Due Juneau | S. S. Tongass ... Nov. 4 Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound | | ALASKA .. e NOVZ 5, Nov. 8 Nov. 14 PASSENGERS FREIGHT YUKON ...Nov. 12 Nov. 15 Nov. 21 | REFRIGERATION ALASKA ...Nov. 19 Noyv. 22 Nov. 28 | TYUKON Nov. 26 Nov. 29 Dec. 5 [ ] | ALaska Dec. 3 Dec. 6 Dec. 12 | | BARANOF Dec. 10 Dec. 13 Dec. 19 D- B- FEMMER i MT. McKINLEY Dec. 17 Dec. 20 Dec. 26 AGENT | iBARANOF 1 Dec. 24 Dec. 27 Jan. 2 \ | MT. McKINLEY Dec. 31 Jan. 3 Jan. 9 Phone 114 Night 212 i {—Calls at Yakutat Northbound and Southbound. ROUND TRIP FARE- -$74.00 ffective November 11, THE ALASKA LINE Ticket Office—Phone 2 B. 0. ADAMS, Agent Princess Norah November 16, 27 Canadian Pacific Services: Transcontinental Trans-Atlantic Trans-Pacific Tickets, reservations and full particulars from ¥. W. MULVIHILL Agent, C.P.R.—Juneau, Alaska CANADIAN PACIFIC { O S Every Effort Made for the Comfort of Guests! 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