The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 25, 1938, Page 6

T ———— THE I)\II\ \l ASKA er’ l(l l-RlDA\ N()V 49y PN RO AP 1938. By GEOH(:E McMANUS ‘ HAU | DO HODE THi=s GIRL THAT SONNY 1S MARRIED TO IS _LY-SHE DIDN'T NHEN SHE GOT -1 DON'T BLAME 2 FOR CRYIN' IF DADDY- | THINK YOU HAD BETTER GO IN AND CONSOLE OH-TO THINK MY SON 1S MARRIED- WHY-OH- WHY DIDN'T HE TELL ME ? | HOPE THAT HE HASN'T MARRIED BE- 1 = CULTURED - REFIN - D AND INTELLEC- WELL-IF SHE 1S NT— SHE WILL FEEL. AT HOME WITH YOUR SISTERS | AN’ BROTHERS-~ DON'T THROW THAT SOUP BOWL- MAGGIE IT BELONGS TO OUR WEDDING SET- TUAL SO SHELL BE ABLE TO MEE NEATH HIS STATION— SONNY. MARRIED T MY SOCIAL FRIENDS- ¥ Northland Goes South with 36 From This | STEAMER 1\ OVEM “ o o 6 8 o P NOR IiIBOUND n port at 3:3 et eon Port: I A Arrive afternoon engers were A. H Mrs. J. Trjana r, Cecilia Kunz, Mrs. | er, Her- | Mrs. wW. M from J nderbi BIRTHDA ( INSTEAD OF BOMBS occupied the | mind of Denmark’s tall King Christian who celebr is 68th anniversary while much of Europe was digging bo of shel- ters. Here's the 6-foot, 5-inch monarch riding near castle. Dart at 7 am. for Alexander, ports. R 6 PASSENGERS .. ABOARD NORAH : .. - FOR THIS P{!RT o Murs. ershu Kake anc Selmer Manla ©0000020%°00%c00C600co0ce00 s gn “eeecnocsencser0CceanOo0 e HARTWELL ELMENDORF |Devil Club Order |DIES IN HOLLYWOOD Handed Out by Joe Flakne Gangner, Louring > Rev. Monroe any | CARPENTER 10 - THIS EVENING 05 s e &LTED NEW ONES my Commis- ALLED FOR MONDAY ! r Is to Welcome Sk aa el (nx.(ul Public ( re ater at | A I \mw il G e L. Carpen- Army w in session in e tonight at 8|0Co°* Hall, the public | °© er will pre- il ted by Mayor nu] Charles W. Carter President the Jui ion he work here irtmen An Women Gather in the Methodist idress- nter is Juneau, ¢ entered by One of calls y of the Con- Ry = and lab B. Hall i SRS ‘ T ON PAT and hi adier W. J :ame Con John O Gray and Bob Hu patrol of S which wil ' his visits to the T > S his company, was rece R ate b - en ]mun(l» of devil club —reee ce g 1 in port at 3:30 ’]'_‘““ adbre Lol i o ‘.‘iiv hopes to eon- o'clock afternoon from the = B ek urpri discoveries = ' south withi the following local pas- » diabetis and devil e i . . 3 sengers: ; ) Jarman’s-Friendly For Juneau — George SimpKins, Tipes ToMmoRROW devil club o held b Sk |1 1 Jean Simpkins, Mrs. Cora Shannon ulin_ substitute R Al duide 1 bR ’ M Un lsland R'jn Gus Stewart, Oscar Waterud, Mus. | s prove of real & M Y ReSE Tl FORTUNE D. Duncan | , 142 fect 1 have a real g e For Tulsequoh—George Robbins, | Lg . . h Shell Simmons is back in the Jim Smith | High tide—3:50 pm, 140 fect The request for devil club root ST harness again. He made one trip - | Low tide—9:46 pm. 0.8 feet came through J. B. Burford, who TIMELY CLOTHES to island points yesterday and made | - - - had ved a letter from a Los NUNN-BUS 9 1 B S TONGASS IS NOW s man saoifo v N NICHESE HROKS Ed Amelong and Leo Young we ON WAY TO JUNEAU Travels from Atkn - flown to Hirst and Charles Parker T s d y an Empure aa. QUALITY WORX CLOTHING Gustavus o Southboun ‘ Sy 3 SRS e Steamer T s sailed from Se- ab: + Yo * L. B'v Wallace an;(l um],;m lmxgms athlb 10 vayports ot| Boat in 1 H‘_, 15 Min. ! ® fyite dhrought in from Jlrst, MK : heduled to ar- | 237 SOUTH FRANKLIN | Malezok for Apex and E. Melvin, s Pitdan t accordin MAHE ARan b who b} FBPD HENNING A. V. Calvin, M. Paul, A. Runni ity Lkl Ry b o e JUNO SAMPLE SHOP | i van9s Store and Frank Chgpados from Chi- b Th AR il g0 made gome-| | LF”]T»'\ RUSSELL | Complete Outfitter for Men chagof. ; Hoonah and Sitka after | what of ¢ : etting out of | Tlephne 1 | 278 S. FRANKLIN Angther load is expected in from jeqying Juneau. the Interior and heading south by | g, 2ol i LS lm‘msk) this afternoon R | boat. 5 —b e T | uhlll\ an left Atlin at SCOUT TROOP TO BE {terday forencon and w SPONSORED BY K. C. bound aboard the Northis | hour and fifteen minutes later. | He flew from Atlin to Juneau with | Northern Airways pilot Les Cook CAPT. WALLACE BRINGS DELEGATES TO ALASKA SALVATION ARMY MEET ALASKA TRANSPORTATION A fifth Boy Scout trc ing to function in Junes g making the flight in 50 minu known | tion to sponsor a Lroop eciie 0 e Tieha Alpor's COMPANY | according to Scout Comm GaeEitaelio seth i ® ves David Wood Jr., and the applic ok ROV HREIOR | eld 10T B SAls tes from Ketchi ed to the na ‘(;mk B & g 'of kpesd Bint- Sailings from Pier 7 Seattle Htawock, Mellnk nd i ol el . tande|S€lf. He made one trip from Atlin Leaves LU the Alaska Sal Con- mulu organizing the troop is made < s d ss being held here, up of William Markle, Chairman; i ?““”{”1 with m‘ml. 'm.fx:;l;od lLr Seattle Wallace 1s the owner of |John Murphy and George Levecque.|48lin and then made two flights to § g g TONGASS Nov. 23 t. Juneau. has been named Sci the famed old Alfonso 13 which was | Pe 3 G B BT used in the transfer of materials master and his two assistants ru‘“}?”?l 'l(“"\';‘__'“;‘k]‘““;““é“““\ PASSENGERS ~ FREIGIIT and supplies from Klinquan in 1911 Matthew Hoch and Anthony Tl*nm-j‘B'\ mj‘“]} 3 '! M»lzh “T»“;LM ‘:’V" REFRIGERATION to start the town of Hydaburg. Capt. as. The new troop meets in the p: n:\’";- “:)(’l F!‘.‘nk “‘m:“‘- . R. Mag- Wallace's father is probably the out- | chial school gymnasium on Friday FORpAED i ‘7“__ | [ ] standing totem carver in the north. | nights. | e AT His work has made not only the The four troops already in _Lh: AL AQKM\,\ lsy Marte Drake, 50c. | D‘ B. FEMMER Joeal museum but hangs in nation- lccal Scout organization Norlite, | ik al museums. Legion, Dou and Auk Bay. | | fl{-fg Phone 114 Night 312 THE SIGN OF DEPFNDABLE N-0-T-1-C-E REGULAR Travel All' Construction Jobs in Juneau Sellkiie' %Lgx,",';;lp ‘ lon » ARE FAIR TO ORGANIZED LABOR Juneau-Fairbanks C'Ig{slg' Any Picketing Being Done Is NOT Bethel-Nome Liner Authorized by the ;::d Dwnl‘ T — " JUNEAU TO VANCOUVER, CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL R o s%‘§¥§§8‘u£§ SATLINGS Th. [Wed. Wed.| Th. rincess Norah 8:00[ 8:00 Lv. Fairbanks —|Ar.| 8:00 7:30 November 27 December 7, 18 Connections at Vancouver with Canadian Pacific Services: Transcontinental Trans-Atlantio Trans-Pacific Tickets, reservations and full particulars from V. W. MULVIHILL or the BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL Signed: JUNEAU BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL PACIFIC ALASKA AIRWAYS, INC. Traffic Representative Agent, C.P.R.—Juneau, Alaska PHONE: 106 | PACIFIC (Paid Advertisement) Leave Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound ALASKA ... ...Nov. 19 Nov. 22 Nov. 28 IYURON ... ...Nov. 26 Nov. 29 Dec. 5 ALASKA ...Dec. 3 Dec. 6 Dec. 12 MT. 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Juneau to Hawk Inlet, Tenakee, Todd, Sitl Chi Kimshan Cove, Hoonah, and return. e i *Frequent Nonschedule Trips—10% off Reund Trip. BEAPLANE CHARTER SERVICE—ANYPLACE IN ALASKA TICKET OFFICE, TRIANGLE PLACE—PHONE 623 Round ’Trip—572: with toilet—$83 and up. Leave Ar.Juneau Lv.Junemuy Seattle No.Bound So.Lound NORTHLAND ......Dec. 2 Dec. 6 Dec. 9 NORTH COAST .....Nov.25 Nov.29 Dec. 2 NORTH COAST .....Dec. 9 Dec.13 Dec. 16 NORTHLAND . Dec. 16 Dec. 20 Dec. 23 HAROLD C. KNIGHT ... J. B. BURFORD, Ticket Agent CITY WHARF .. e Phone 23 GUY SMITH, Douglas Agent __.__hn- 1 S TSI S,