The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 11, 1939, Page 7

(LU QTTEND TO THE | MARRIAGE LICENSE, e YOU BETTER WRAIT CHIN WP, GOOGLE BARNEY --- TILL T CALL YOU g ; LON'T 8E ; éa‘\\\(sssTm\.w MR.ROLLEM AND 1 ‘ulx” oc?oge\_e's o © COME WILL GO UP F\RST GHOE ' LEATHER GHT ue-- AND GET THINGS FER ALL T ARRANGED FOR THE CEREMONN- T i Wl Copr 1989 Kin_ Featunes S 11 , 1939. By BILLIE DE BECK ——— 1 FORGOT TO MENTION NOU MBN HAVE A LTTLE COMPETITION SARNEY - Phone Youn WANTAD/ JURY PANEL | DRAWN HERE A long list of grand and petit jur- | ors have been drawn for the coming " session of the March District Court in Ketchikan. Grand Jurors will report March 15 in Ketchikan at 2 p.m., and Petit WANT AD INFORMATION Count five average words to the Daily rate pex line for consecutive insertions: One day ... Additional days .. Sc Minimum charge ...50c Copy must be in the office by 2 v'clock in the afternoon to insure Insertion on same day. i We accept ads over telephone 10¢ = ALGIERS™ P70 from persons listed in telephone JUrOrs Will be asked to report on SPANISH directory. L | MOROCCO Phone 374—Ask for Ad-taker. The panel as drawn follows: J < 2 e s g Grand Jurors ’ ' Mrs. Flora Allen, Ketchikan; F. H F‘OR SALE ! Angerman, Wrangell, Frank P. " OQ o cc o \ A I- G E R l 4'\ FOR SALE — Completely furnished Barnes, Wrangell; Frank J. Becker, Agor- i SR ¥ house. 808 5th and Park. Reason- ' 2cker; Louls P. Buxton, Metlakat- e la; Mrs. C. F. Charles, Hydaburg; % II:F:'[‘;‘:'A‘IROLS. Sid. D. Charles, Ketchikan; George TALY DEH'ANDS. N e Call Demmert, Klawock; Clarence Dun- 428 after 1 pm das, Ketchikan; Inabel Elliot, Wards —— — —~ Cove; A. J. Engstrom, Wrangeli; FOR SALE—OIl clrculating heater Carl Jacobsen, Myers Chuck; S. W. and accessories. Cost $93.50, $60 Jenkins, ‘Wrangell; Esther E. John- cash. Phone Black 550. son, Hyder; David Joseph, Klawock. o Frank Karls, Klawock; Ole S. 8-ROOM house with bath, fur- Langseth, Myers Chuck; Dora Lar- nished, on 5 acres deeded land son, Wrangell; James Lovett, Wran- ___ 7 miles from Juneau on High- gell; Peter Lowe, Hyder; J. D. Moul- PLATE GLASS, 6 {t. by 6 1. map illustrates Mussolini’s plan to make the Mediterranean Se pire” is on the anxious seat. Victory for General Francisco F her African colonies. Artist has listed way; electricity, big chicken ton, Ketchikan; Margaret P. Noyes, house. Priced low. See Sparks, Ketchikan; Mrs. Herman Ripley, Federal Bldg. Ketchikan; J. H. Rolie, Ketchikan; ————— H. C. Schlothan, Ketchikan; John INCOME property for sale. Phone Schwar, Klawock; Anna C. Simmons, Blue 135. Hydaburg; J. R. Smith, Ketchikan; Hbhier, Beaeaplinots. Carl Ainray, Ketchikan; William 274 or phone 334. villa; Charles M. Bankas, Ketchikan; L man, Wrangell; Z. M. Bradford, e FOR RENT | Harriett Caldwell, Wrangell; Roy —___|er, (Stikine) Wrangell; Irene Coult- — mond, Wrangell; W. C. Dibrell, Ket- lest E. Ends, Ketchikan; Peter J. |son, Wrangell; Mark Filifas, Ketchi- FORD TUDOR, driven only 9,000 o, bt FOR SALE—U & I Lunch, Owner Allen, Ketchikan; Mrs. J. E. Ander- —— | George J. Beck, Ketchikan; J. C. POR SALE—City Float Beer Parlor. — | Wrangell; John P. Brisbois, Ketchi- FOR RENT—Warm sleeping room, | Campbell, Ketchikan; Mrs. A. C. o;xi room 303 |er, Wrangell; Joe Crawley, Craig; TWO-ROOM _furnished Apt. “'i"h;chiknn; George Eaton, Ketchikan. MODERN room for single : 1;"'5‘7“ ‘Espnes, Ketchikan; Margaret Fergu- | i in o ABANDONED; - CREW SAVED .~ Thirty-five Members of‘ Crew Taken from Ship Which Hits Rocks BLOCK ISLAND, Rhode’ Island, Feb. 11—Abandoning the grounded ship, Capt. Wolman, of the tanker Lightburne, and 19 members of the crew were finally rescued by the: coast guards after struggling through heavy seas to reach them before the ship started to break up on the rocks off the island. Sixteen members of the crew had a2 — — previously been saved. 2-ROOM house, West 9th Street, |k C. R. Frater, Ketchikan; E. M. PUOU0H o0 Sved. o Mrs. McMullen, [Goddard, Ketchikan; Bdythe A barrels of gasoline. She was 6429| 1 ., g - 8 Ar'eS tons gross. Her length was 416 feet. BOAT STALL, by Douglas Bridge, |Graham, (Revilla) Ketchikan; Mrs. Petit Juroors mires. New tires, deluxe radio and | quitting business, Write P.Q, Box | 500, Ketchikan; W. G. Andrews, Re- | Blackburn, Wrangell; Frank Bow- Phone 541 after 4 p.m. — |kan; John Bussanich, Ketchikan; 437 Seward St | Carlson, Port Alexander; F. A. Coop- Gold St. M Wells. {Jaachin A. Dabl, Ketchikan; F. Des- bath. 337 Willoughby. |~ Margaret R. Ellis, Retchikan; Ern- in private family. Phone Red 205, | If Franco wins, Maly will have Spain and Spanish Morocco as a ba t as “toll gates” places fortified by Britain 2 $2 per month. Green 475. COZY, warm, furn. apts, Light |S. D. Grand, Wrangell; Althetha | Green, Ketchikan; R.M. Hardcastle, | | Ketchikan; Gilbert L. Harrell, Ket- water, dishes, -cooking utensils |piian . Regina Heneghan, Ketchi- and bath. Reasonable at Seaview LOST AND FOUND M e e T o LOST—EIgin wrist watch—has link chain. Kindly return to Empire. _ MISCELLAWEOUS SUARANTEED Realistic Perma- nenis, $450. Finger wave, 65c Lola’s Beauty Shop, telephont 201, 315 Decker Way. CURN your old gold in‘o value cash or trade at Nuggei Shop. WANTED WORK WANTED: Call at A.F. of L. Hall, or phone 692 for general laborers, hod carriers, building laborers, etc. Local 1395. = The carnation, one of the oldest flowers still under cultivation, was first mentioned and described in 300 B. C. by a Greek philosopher, Theo- crastus. The original type was a single flower with five petals meas- uring about one inch in diameter and of a pinkish-mauve color, g e o HAVE AN EXPERT | Carpenter-Contractor build your house or remodel it. It will cost you less. Good mechanic. lene} 396 after 4 pm., for estimate. | DALE | _— | $4.00 PETERS Shoes All Leather—Iatest Styles, Good- | | year Welt Construction—Quality | Shoes for Less— | kan; Emma Henry, Kasaan; Loraine Humber, Ketchikan; Lloyd Jarman, Ketchikan; Mrs, P. G. Jenkins, Ket- chikan; Charles E. Johnson, Ketchi- kan; Gus Johnson, Ketchikan; J. E. Johnson, Ketchikan. Peter Klingingberg, Gertrude Kubley, Ketchikan; Wm. C. Lawerence, Wrangell; Anton A. Lund, Ketchikan; Mrs. Leo McCor- mick, Wrangell; Queenie Mackie, Ketchikan; Charles Martinson, Port Alexander; Eleanor G. Mayer, Hy- der; Theodore Michaelson, Ketchi- kan; C. Don Miller, Wrangell; C. R. Neil, Ketchikan; Andrew Nelson, Ketchikan; C. O, Nelson, Kétchikan; H. C. Nunan, Ketchikan; H. Nygard, Ketchikan; Frank Peratrovich, Kla- wock; Ellen M. Pollock, Ketchikan; Mrs. Grace Prettyman, Ketchikan; E. W. Quist, Ketchikan; E. G. Ram- sey, Myers Chuck; Ed Reed, Wacker. Mrs. Alice Reese, Ketchikan; Mrs. Ed Ridley, Ketchikan; Effie Rich, Ketchikan; Mrs, H. E. Ronning, Ket- chikan; Frank S. Shelton, Ketchi- kan; J. D. Smith, Wrangell; Ray E. Snyder, Hyder; R. W. Spaeth, Ket- chikan; R. W. Steers, Ketchikan; L. P. Sundeland, Ketchikan; C. H. Talbeck, (Stikine) Wrangell; B. Thane, Ketchikan; Sam E. Thomas, Caig; Amy Thompson, Ketchikan; Mrs. H. M. Thornquist, Wrangell; Mrs. T. Torressen, Port Alexander; Mrs. N. R. Walker, Ketchikan; Bert Weisenfluh, Ketchikan; Martha ‘Wigin, Ketchikan; Frank Williams, Klawock; Claude Yisley, Wacker; Charles W. Zink, Ketchikan. - e ATTENTION MASONS There will be a Stated Communi- cation of Mt. Juneau Lodge No. 147 Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock. of the W. M. 278 VAN'S STORE S. Franklin | J. W. LEIVERS, ady, Secretary. | Sea Level; The tanker was owned by the Texas Oil Company. ... | Trinity Guild Is fo Sponsor Valentine Tea Next Tuesday Decorations for the itea which is to be given between 12 and 6 oclock next Tuesday at Trinity Hall, were completed yes- terday afterncon at a meeting of the committee. Those present at the Trinity |Guild session included Mrs. Kate Jarman, M. ;. Sam Feldon, Mrs. J. B. Bernhofer, Mrs. John Dolence and Mrs. Frank Boyle. Announce- ment was made that final arrange- ments for the tea will be formu- lated at a meeting of committees next Monday afternoon at the ‘Trinity Hall. Virgil;i; Wlftegead Yesterday afternoon little Miss Virginia Ann Whitehead, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William White- head, celebrated her third birthday with a party at the family resi- dence on Sixth and Harris streets. The birthday table was decorated with valentine favors for the oc- casion, with each of the tiny guests having individual cakes which were lighted with & single candle. included Alice Gail Liston, Margaret Grisham, Helen Jane | Work in the E. A. degree. By order|adams, Elsa Johnson, Suzanne and Jerry Wade, Mary Alice Noble, Sandy Blanton, Jimmy Levecque and Page Massie Whitehead, Valentine | Celebrates Birthday Those present for the festivities | Mary | There were 1,000 persons in the Municipal Theatre This radiophoto gives an i All were buried in debris. Kansas Swamp” {Rabbit Gets Boost in Senafe The nimble Kansas swamp rabbit, touted as the answer to a small | game hunter’s prayer, will hop, skip and jump over the Alaskan tundra if | the Legislature heeds a plea received in the Senate today from the Alaska Sportsmen’s Assocfation. | Asking the Legislature to appro- | priate $285 to finance planting of Kansas swamp rabbits in the Terri- tory, the Association, through J. Ray Roady of Ketchikan, President, said Alaska’s climate is ideal for these gamy bunnies which are very large and, from a sportsman’s point of view, extremeély fast. - |GOVERNOR SIGNS “DEFICIENCY BILL Three more bills have been signed by the Governor and added to the growing 1939 session laws. The mea- sures are: Senate bill No. 13, reduc- ing the interest rate of bonds of the town of Wrangell; Senate bill No. 15 appropriating $540 for the relief of | Fred W. Wagner, and House bill No 14, covering departmental deficien- cies. FORESTER HELD IN " PORT BY WEATHER Reports of a gale and blinding snowstorm at Point Retreat today kept the Forest Service launch For- ester in port, delaying departure on # Wip to Sitka at least until tomrroy | GERMANY % a a vast “Halian Ja ranco and his to imperil no Mussolini, and France. with IANKER |S ' Theatre in Which Hundreds Died in (,)lmkflvj ; Great Britain, with her precious gents in Spain would be the determining factor. only Britain's “life aid of Hitler, to foree { Line Up to Franco .__“J HUNGARY / v\RUHANlA SRR INDIA A CHINA AUSTRALIA DJ1BUTI 2ZE1LA ) EASTAFRICA i ife Line line” but also France's route to showdown with Great died in Ch'llan alcne. | Her Mate Her Uncle Mrs. Beatrice B. Brisson Eloping after a one-month court | ship, Mrs. Beatrice B. Brisson, 27 learned a month after the wedding that she had married her uncle, shq! testified in probate court at Fitch | burg, Mass., as she sought an annul. ! ment, The husband, Alexander, did not appear at the hearing, . e It’s polite im England to say “et”! for “ate” and to tip your soup plate | | Up 50 as:to get the \ael-drop, of the destruction, when disastrous earthquake struck. Approximately 10,000 persons Good Break Adrienne Morrison Thirteen years ago, Adrienne Mor- rison tripped and broke an ankle | while playing in “Hamlet.” Recup- erating, she met Eric Pinker, Lon- don literary agent,” and married him on her promise to give up stage. :&dry she l!s ‘on? of Broadway's st sueeessful pla; “Gscar Wilde" het latost tie. B mer wife of Richard Bennett, she is the mother of three film stars, Joan, Constance, and Barbara Bennett, e Belgium’s pre-eminence in lace- Umaking dates from.the 16th.century, ———— Il Phone 723————il5-2nd St. | THE ROYAL ||| SANITARY BEAUTY SALON | you—You should be coming to us.” P I G G L Y st WS R Garbage Hauled Reasonable Monthly Rates _— E. 0. DAVIS TELEPHONE 212 Phone 4753 Sanitary Meat Co. FOR QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY r—————— e FREE DELIVERY Jones-Stevens Shop e —————d LADIE MISSES’ READY-TO-WEAR 1 Near Third Widest Selection of LIQUORS PHONE - 92 or 95" get a good steak SR e dinner - at the | ROYAL CAFE Seward Street §' Take Me Out To the ROYAL is the most popular refrain of our patrons —they know there's one place always to The Juneau Lauqdry! FRANKLIN STREET bé{ween I ' ‘ Phone 146 | l—-——-—-———q i “SMILING SERVICE” test hit. For. | | Frout and Second Streets - o PHONE 359 BLACK DIAMOND | — COAL 4 ¢ Alaska Dock & Storage Co. | # TELEPHONE n: } Boddmg Tr ansfer | SSRSESOR o AN | MART PHONE BUILDING m Rock—Coal Hauling. Stove—Fuel Oil Delivery HOME GROCERY || bwopners — Thomas Hardware Co. Home Liquor Store—Tel, 699 | American Meat——Phone 38 HERMLE & THIBODEAU PAINTS — OILS "' Builders' and Shelf HARDWARE PETER PAN BEAUTY SHOP—Triangle Bldg. Telephone 221 | JUNEAU-YOUNG Spectalty on Permanente 11| Hardware Company | PAINTS—OIL—GLASS Shelf and Heavy Hardware Guns angd Ammunition | When in Need of DIESEL OIL—-STOVE OlL YOUR COAL CHOICE GENERAL HAULING STORAGE and CRATING CALL US GENERAL MOTORS, DELCO and MAYTAG PRODUCTS W. P. JOHNSON “The Frigidaire Man" Juneau Transfer Phone 48—Night Phone 696 S e YR 2 PHONE 3 FOR VERY PROMPT LIQUOR DELIVERY Bert's Cash Grocery PHONE 105 Free Delivery IF IT'S PAINT WE HA\"E ! Ideal Paint Shop | Reliable Transfer FRED W, WENDT Our trucks go any place any PHONE tA¢ l time. A tank for Diesel Ofl s McCAUL MOTOR COMPANY; | DODGE and PLYMOUTH DEALERS Juneau burner trouble. PHONE 149—NIGHT 148 Family Shoe Store “Juneau'’s Oldest Exclusive Shoe Store” LOU HUDSON-—Manager Seward St.—Juneau for sale at The Bmpire Office. You Are Sure of Choicest Meals Only IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT California Gr THE PURE FOODS STORE Telephoqe 478 .fiokv FOR INSURANCE See H. R. SHEPARD & SON TELEPHONE 409 Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. SEETOTEI P LT PO