The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 16, 1939, Page 6

Ponengt THE DAILY-ALASKA-EMPIRE; MONDAY, JAN 16, 1939. By GEORGE McMANUS - IT'S_GONNA FEE EAT TO GO IN THE bA*JK AG!N AN CAS | #{(‘r* JUST CASH THAT AND DON'T ASK. ME HOW | WANT IT- VLL TAKE IT N NICKELS IF NECESSARY- COQNED BEEF AN’ ABBAGE -AN' 'L FINISH WITH 1T= BRING ME IN TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH- TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS® Copr 1938, King Features Syndicate, Inc, World n MARINE NEWS MER(Y SHIP | :§TEAMZR MOVEMENTS ] w oo o s s 0 s @ TE NORTHBOUND . Northland schedu arrive ® at 8 o'clock tom morn- ® . nof scheduled to arrive at ® | TOYAKUTAT Coast Guard Cufter Haida Sails-Simmons Forced Back by Wind am | Mount McKinley scheduled ® A serious case of appendicitis ir to sail from Seattle | the isolated doctorles of 21 4t 9. am mately 20f te} set ‘in motion, via| radio and cable, two mercy trips| this morning SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS In respo or north, west recer | b Signal 1 AACC radio| » Estebeth schec “ve-vvesve-00C000COOOO0OOO0CCTOOOES T contact wtion anc Wednesc | arrangements wx completed for ka and D .| an emergency pilo Dart leaves every Wi day o | Shell Simmons the at 7 aan. for Petersburg, Port e crack of da Alexander, Kake and way ® With M on ports, .| beard, Simmer g T e s 0 & o e c e harbor at 7:45 oclock this morning, | ——— flying the Lo about half to Yakutat forced to turn back by a heav esimated at over 60 mil velocity. Contact was cutter Haida aboard the mercy ship was soundc at 9:15 o'clock this morning. Tt ship later left Juneau headed fc the stricken appendicitis victim. Dx C. C. Smith is aboard and if neces- sary the operation will be performed on board ship. The boat should ar- | rive at the sgene tomorrow fore- noon he Wi win an hour MOTORSHIP FERN IN PORT, BOUND SOUTH, SEATTLE Mail Craft fo Westward, Recently Aground, o Be- Inspeded Repalred | | | rship Fern l/(l ton mail boat nd ates between Seward | - — i ived yesterday enrou TONGASS ARRIVES, i LEAVES FOR SOUTH i . i v | renovation, followin: | overnmental officials in the Queen Alsaka Transportaiion Cnm]):m\‘c;;_‘ ship Tongass tied up at Femmer’s| The Fern which is owned and Dock at 11 o'clock last night and |captained by Paul Wold of Seward is left at 7:00 o'clock this morning for |a former lighthouse tender Seattle and way ports. There were | The boat left for attle this after- no pasengers arriving or departing noon to be gone proximately a on the ship. month. During the ab: e the mail The Tongass brough a general | run from Seward will be take cargo and will pick up fish at Pet- | py Heinie Berger in the Di ersburg enroute South. “The Fern recently went nar False Pass and was floa 20V — — week later. ment and “eats” and all local mem- | TOrRIS: . SOUT';BiOUNDNSA{IUNGS Sailings from Pier 7 Seattle | - e - ers a e ted to cancel all other | rincess Noral Leaves “Tioes Tomonnow | 7 b ate rvesed o canel % | oy Bogan s . modicl it Sy 1578 o — " MRS, B. M. KRAFFT St big i, 9108 esad tod oo Februry 12, 22 S.S. TONGASS .....Jan. 11 Low tide—4:44 am., 46 feet. - { ’ onnections at Vancouver with High tide—10:53 am., 15.9 feet, SELLS OUT STORE; The Department of Agriculture| EmPpire want adds pay Canadian Pacific Services: balnll B Low tide p.m. 02 feet. MRS FoleR BUYS estimates there are 2,900,000 square TR'AN:E:AO'[E‘LTAI}X;?I%TAL High tide—11:57 p.m., 14.3 feet. S C land within the United HAUGEN TRANSPORTATION CO. TRANS-PACIFIC . ———e——— Mrs. B. M. Kraft announced that not more than 953,- Tickets, reservations and full Try an Empire aa she had -sold out her Health Foods 125 square miles can ever be f med.| “ s D A R T particulars from AGENT e . W. MULVIHILL =~ ’ ' e U. S. Mail Carrier Tt S D. B. FEMMER | by 2 Phone 114 | Night 312 Leaves Fgmmer’s Dock, Juneau, 4 | every Wednesday at 7 a. m. inspection by ! over |’ HEIRESS FOX FARMER Kay Barker pm\ud less camera shy than and 18 other foxes started across country from Seattle. In upstate New York Miss Barker, formerly of Parkersburg, W. Va., plans to use the 20 fo: ; 218 ABOARD MT. EINAR BEYER MCKINLEY FOR ARRIVES HERE TRIP OUTSIDE Two Men of Wrecked Mot orship Patterson Are Kinley for Seattle and way ports.| Members of Crew The ship cleared from the Alask: | Juneau dock at 12: o'clock this | | Tw(‘n[y—_vlght passengers from Ju- neau embarked on the Mount Mc- Trading ship Einar Beyér with | afternoon after arriving here at 7|, cargo of produce aboard tied up ock this morning from the west- ;1 juneau at 5:30 o'clock this d morning for inspection by the | | Passengers for Seattle were: MIS. ynjteq States Inspector of Hulls. | L. MacKinnon, I. MacKinnon, A, p2e ¥ Capt, John A. Clark. Kalsoff, Helen Collis, Billy, Callis, o Y ; Tom Regan, William Dunwell, A o TRiNATY B d UHONE. AP - B .. ' operated by the Einar Beyer trad- | R § g i | W. Fairbanks, E. Lindstrom, A. Stur- & “8arporad T O rock, Mrs, H. L. McDonald, M. Carl- inaugurating a schedule between son, James Larson, P. Korlack. 317 | “Passengers for Ketchikan: Patricta | Southeast Alaska ports and Se- Walker, Mrs. Fred Walker, Fred &€ z : | Walker, Clare Krogh, R. H. Stev-| Chief mate and first assistant | enson, M. Lavenik, Frank Metcalf,| 8t ©on the 108-ton craft are R. Ugrin, E. E. Hagerup, C. C. Car-| Steve Johns and Les Campeon who negie, Albert Swalling, Chanes\“m be remembered as officers Hinds board the ill-fated trading vessel For Wrangell: J. E. Boyle. wMS Patterson who is now aground Three passengers from the West- |and breaking up off Cape Fair- ward, A. F. Ghighlione from Seward, | Weather. and A. W. Wood and Ted Wiley| Other officers aboard the . ship from Cordova, left the Mount Mc-|which is entering the trading busi- Kinley when it docked here. |ness along the Alaskan coast are| - Capt. Jamf‘s Slmnon and Chief | " THROUGH LOCAL HARBOR SUNDAY e A SENATOR COCHRAN IJLL is receiving medical care at St. Ann’s | Hospital after an attack of sinus. He ~as admitted to the hospital yester- day. anadian Pacific steamer Princess , e—————————- B N y and left at 4 o'clock for the * THIS FAMOUS HOTEL Is close to the theatres and stores, with magnificent view ol moun(aln; and har- d, perfect (:\bnve) » 29, when these and “Gwen” ert” south. Seventeen passengers boarded the ship here for Seattle, as follows: Miss M. Biggins, W. L. Bristed, Mrs, T. S. Michael, Mrs. Z. Postma, Mis Virginia Wood, Mrs. Ray Stevens, s to establish a fur farm. She’s just returning from rm on Ushigak, a storm-swept Alaskan island. her fox 3 St and anklin | __ LARGE St e LI e . [Miss H. Allen, Andrew Nerland.| goows, A Ailoatoaear e bita HospiTAL NOTES ||Frank Rouze J. J. Hillard, Bill| anwitn s Sl hment on Front| | Hillard, Mrs. J. McCormick, Mrs. L. bath; Snsla). Bates tpy H',‘I'.l‘ s e C. Bowling, H. I. Lucas. M. E. Mon- M ASKANS LIKE THE R agle, C. Burnham, A. H. Howells. There " | Street shop. 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