The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 1, 1939, Page 6

NG UP FATHER ] | 50 HAVE 1 -1 WISH THAT YOU WOULD JUMP IN THE LLAKE- __BRINGI MR. JIGGS- | BRIGHT IDEA- THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, MAY 1, 1939. WELL~-HE TOOK THE HINT= | SUPPOSE HE 1S MAD-WELLAT SERVES HM RIGHT— YUKON HERE, HELLO-IS THIS YOU JIGGS ? WELL- WE HAVE A GUY HERE WHO SAYS HS NAME 1S SIR PLATTER AND ALSO A FRIEND OF YOURS Bv GEOHRGE McMANIS - MR WHAT 2 YOU SAY YOuU QST orAgeER KM POl oy AT TO OBLIGE ME? VON HOUSEHOLD | APPLIANCES Harri Machine Shop | “Try Us First” .’l. 5 Y. i SPORTATION CO. HAUG! M.S.DART N TRAX .‘ - THBOUND : : b . o . Sou 5 U. S. Mail Carrier by % Leaves Femmer’s Dock, Juncau, The ‘teamer Yuk gLl AP DRSS every Wednesday at 7 a. m. o gk 5L 2 NORD I e For PETERSBURG, KAKE, PORT passengers to Jun e at 1 oclock tomorrow af . ALEXANDER and WAY PORTS | ward ‘ ports last nig ° . For Information | from here at 2 o ° - D. B. FEMMER—Phone 114 | noon from the . . Freight must be on dock not after loading 100 B . later than 4 P. M. Tuesday. trates. | e . Arrivals were: From Sewarc . 9 p.om e | Cox. E O. Engstror B. F . . | R. C. Peterson, T. Radovich eduled to sail ® | L. R. Smith, H. J. Thomj . May 5 at 10 am A From Valdez—Gil Rich, 1 . duled to sail from e A L livan. . tle May 6 at 9 am . rom Cordova—J. Russell, K. O.] e THBOIND SAILINGS @ . 4 : cheduled souihbound ® Transportation v ‘afternoon . LOCAL SAILINGS company south of Juneau Estebeth scheduled to sail every ® For Seattle 6 p.m. for Sit- e | ® ma Sully ka and wayports. . . Morri Dart leaves every Wednesday ® Sailings from Picr 7 Seattle e at 7 am. for Petersburg, Port Leaves e Alexander, Kake and way ® . Seattle e ports ® REEL SPORT IN NEW JERSEY atiracted thousands of fishermen on the opening day 8. 8. TONGASS May'1s © 05 00 0 e a0 0 o o ofthenew trout season, but George C. Warren, Jr. (above), president of the New Jersey fish and AT S P. M. & - —e R game commission, had apparently found himself a spot far from the crowds. He’s shown netting a L g i catels i the Peius Mivet Wariss county, Biceats Were rosbatiy fisavily mlocked e t. AN O ATTa B r P G QTR A = FE M. J Mrs. McMillan, | 4 FIHES TOMORROW . Haida sailed from Juneau to!rotten” weather on the return across| ROBERTS ROW FIRE ® Phillip Peter R d thence to Sitka ta, the Gulf as was experienced on the| CALLS OUT FIREMEN Maric ) | 6:00 am., -24 routine calls on community way out Saturday night, Juneau firemen AGENT Mary Wildes, A. { o] tide—12:18 p heads for semi-census surveys and - ighelt to. FoBALUS Row! attef *an Nc'-\hri the Re Cat ide—6:06 pm., 0.1 feet from Sitka sailed across the Guif a from the 1-8 box, and ex- n- Bo Pmfll J. P. Chandler, George Wincich s o R of Al on an emergency call to AHALIBUTERS [tinguished a blaze that allegedly | Phone 114 Night 312 George Ramey, Joel Haapa, Pau Larsen’s Bay, patrolling seal herds started in one of the cabins when Hammer, V. C. McMichael, O U.HAIDA (ARR'ES enroute. SEll SEAT".E a tenant attempted to start a fire| - —— son, R. Anderson, Bill Knox, Or-| At Larsen’s Bay, the Haida picked ] « with coal oil. Little damage was CEE ville Gilhaugen, Floyd Guerin, H up Spiridon Agik, 20-year-old Aleut — Y done To Ketchikan—Mrs: W. Andrews, | | The cutter hurried the stricken and selling prices here| — - L. Fillyaw, Ralph Scott, the Rev. | ]‘0 SEWARD BED girl to Seward, and with Dr. J. C.|o40s are as follows 5| E. A. McNamara, E. H. Ford Bingham of the Haida assisting, the| 'prom the western banks—Repub| m ST Fo' Wrangell—John New o i APPESGix Wns """?l"‘"]“ in time 10/ yic 40000 pounds, Ivanhoe 30,000 e COMMUNICATIONS John Clark, Peggy Rochen, Ben save ()mg/‘\livul ;;lx: >H{f' it pounds, both selling for 8% and 8 4 :l;';l'“‘l"l1:3"“":;'["‘:”;“'; Bhsragher |Cutter Refurns from Seal From seward the Haida stcamed conts “a pound; Seymour 36000 fie o the ottt aBE Susie Shorter, Jane Alexander,| Patrol and General e B “gl,l\':m“’“'};”“'(_‘,’, Lol Prom the local banks—Summit comfort, conveaience & 19 Mrs. J. Swenson, A. W. Douglas, Mercy Tri Omdr /N, (G Bifketie M Ahe. ahips s e b VL AHE PR GE R rance - *""“Rates sq.co JUNFAU TO VANCOUVER, Sally Martin, J. R. McIlroy, H. Bui- y p to take the steamer Yukon to Se- ¢ Sha ROOMS, From | VICTORIA OR SEA1TLE : pltly b RUPERT PRICES all with | SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS yiss. | attle to complete promotional exams| ay prince Rupert today 105,000 Special Rates to Pri Lout: After appro: mately ten days at fop commandership. e 9 bath. Permanent Guests. rincess uise -oe : ! | sea covering the ex I'fold duties, from Pe | diak Island, the cutter Haida SAVE THE DATE May 3, the Martha's Annual Spring Dinner, 5 to 7 p.m. Adults 85 cents. adv. | day night ) A MAN OF LITTER S, Dr. Alan Boy Dafoc who ushered the Dionne quintuplets intc the world, is shown as he was inj- W reccatly into New York's Circus Sainfs and Sinners, a fun T lyb, As the tfall guy,” be was well labeled. ition of mani- burg to Ko- Te- Leaving Cordova, the Haida cone tacted the cutter Duane off Cape Hinchinbrook to transfer supplies 8.50 turned to its Juneau base Satur- and men. Lhis job done, a call was received K. | pounds of halibut were sold at 8 to and 550 cents a pound e et o SCRIBNER IN TOWN O. Scribner, Remington Arms, ALASKANS LIKE THE May 8, 19, 30 Cenncctions at Vanceuver with Canadian Pacific Services: TRANSCONTINENTAL TRANS-ATLANTIC TRANS-PACIFIC i SHrtel EW WASHINGTON B ———— to investigate the boat da cu fate of the Osprey, unreported for but on arrival at Katalla il- | representative, returned to Juneauy eralion the Yukon after a trip to the | the Westward and the Interior. He is Tickets, reservations and full particulars from V. W. MULVIHILL found the Osprey had left a guest at the Baranof Hotel. the day before and had been “holed up™ because of weather. The Haida returned to Juneau from KataMa, reporting “just as “Treat Your Batiery RIGHT! 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