The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 5, 1939, Page 6

'm:lpnuy in Seattle, 'BRINGING UP FATHER 1 JUST KNOW MY SON AND HIS WIFE WILL WANT ME TO PICK QUT A NAME FOR THER BABY- IF I'T WAS A GIRL. THEY COULD HAVE NAMED IT "MARGUERITA" — | HAVE I'T= WHY DIDN'T | THINK OF IT SOONER? THEY SHOULD NANE § . HIM AETER MY ) BROT HER TOM-— MARINE NE WS i \ X - | Sm-vu:n Movsm:m- ’ NORTHLAND IN PORT HERE ON : - - soun J . NORTHBOUND . o Princess Louise arrived in port ® . bound for gway . . early in morning. ® The motorship Northland, Capt. L. ¢ North ¢ P Wwilliams and Purser E. W o SOHEDU . brought ten passen Juneau o yykon scheduled to sail from from Sitka and sailed at 11 o'clock o t16 0 a1, tomorrow . last night with 20 from here for ¢ penali scheduled to sail from @ Seattle and ports enrout e Seattle May 9 at 9 aum PS Arri from Sitka were H. M.| ¢ Northland scheéduled to sail @ Hollmann, P. Parkhurst, William | o from Seattle May 12 at p4 L. Whittier, H. Hains, L. 1 " SOUTHBOIND SAILI - Mavy Cawthorn, E. Forsyth b heduled to ar . Dahlgren, Lawrence Kolloer b 2 oeiedk tht Mossman e ails south at 5:30 @ iling for Seattle were Mr ° 5 N L. Gust and baby "l e scheduled southbound e and Mrs. Iver Martti, Mrs. W. A. o i A ek Me-J. Sulli- 1y LOCAL SAILINGS o e Garl rene Haffner. o pstebeth scheduled to seil every o R. A. Smitl e Wednesday at 6 p.m. for Sit- ® For Petersburg, George A. Hansen ¢ ko and wayports. . W. Bowen ® Dart leaves every Wednesday © For Wrangell, Dr. Rae Lillian| g a4 7 am, for Petersburg, Port o | Carlson. William Paul, Winifred | g = plexander, Kake and way ® Rinehart e . For Ketchikan, Ed Jahnke, Red |, , ¢ o © @ &« @ © & v o Williams, Ken Edwards, E. A. Roff- sk % man. VR TR e E S TIDES TOMORROW ! 32 PASSENGERS High tide—2:05 am | Low tide—8:35 am H ! Low tide—8:42 p.m., | i FOR THIS PORT 5y igur sotp ic steamer Canadian P: 2 o'clock —] HOUSEHOLD | [ APPLIANCES Harri Machine Shop | “Try Us First” ‘ .4 P ODI:S Sde MOMENT — by Adelaide Kert ————————————— T M B HAUGFN TRANSPORTATION CO. f polka dots ir ’1‘1”3 power spring fas hions 1.(“'7“ F: strated ir spring frock. T K‘fi. 3. BART bodice a t are black, the oL & snug waistbar green and the U_ S_ Mail (’arrler upper part of the skirt and petti- ves Femmer's Dock, Juneau, t fr a1l dotted with Wednesday at 7 a. Co: white. straw makes the KAKE, PORT beribbone et (Cost e assembled Lord and Taylor) Freight must be on later than 4 P. M. { | ALASEA $aling 125103 Transpor Company Sailings from Picr 7 Seatile Leaves Seattle S. S. TONGASS May 12 AT 9 P. M. FREIGHT PASSENGERS REFRIGERATION D. B. FEMMER Phone 114 Night 312 AN R SNSRI . 0 L0 SRR this afternoon from the south with | 8 oy el the fol ng passengers for this port | S and Tulsequah Three halibut boats receiv . AR on a For . Bruce Cummings, Ar- of 630 and cents for ,,PEIN nold Antoinette Spend- goes today on the Juneau fi i AR TR - #gours of study of law, all in schools 3 love, E dlove, Pear] Spend- | change E fl'f Ké'i‘ GF o Cpnvs I of recognized standing. In addition " love, . John Halm | 'The Carol H. Capt. Ed Hansen 1 CiviL SERVICE | Barmiiertion: CESS and w Mrs. Dor- sold 3300 pounds to Alaska Coa ! o splicants LINER othy Johnson and baby, Louis Link, Fisheri The Diana, C EAR’_I D'Jufiifils, EXAMINATIONS ¢ net have passed their fortieth Elmer Link, Erwin McCaus ohnson, sold 5800 pounds to s ngland and the Emerald sold 6000 » pounds to New England - - | Hugh McL Sam Paul, Al Somerville, Levin Simonser Viducich, Lawrence Wetzel, Je Woods, Vera Woodbury, Phyllis M wart Huhtala, Patrick Hanley, Kal e 'I'o l"’UYA BAY Ikola, Erling Johr John Kraeger, Louis Coueffin, Arthur Cober, Fre J- erick Colburn i —e———— Derblay in Port SHIP SMVAG!NG With Fred \’ cagel ard, backer | of the motorship Patterson salvage tions, Pilot l di l b flew the Alaska Air T oading Lumber .. ik to seek news of The steamer Derblay, Capt. Wil- |ments liam McDenald, of the Al a On the return trip, Simmons was | arrived in Ju- to land at Hirs Steve Martin, to bring in a miner, Steamship Company, with a broken le neau this morning to load lumber at the Juneau Lumber Mills wharf Yesterday, four passenger: The Derblay is taking rd in with Simmons from Sitka ! 80,600 feet of lumb: dlcte from Chichagof. Daphne Mor- | transfer to the Alaska R lander Julian = Milton, K:.i]u»rmv‘ shipment destined for Fairbar Milton and Linn Forrest came in| S from Sitka, and K. Bradley flew T e SELL, SEATILE Elizabeth Mcleod basiA{'rlllc M ,'-’..‘O'h', to 1 |S Enienamed: here today as follows: | Betty Jane 16,000 pounds, Nation- al 18,000 pounds, both selling for 9% and 8 cents a pound; Myrtle Honoring Miss Elizabeth McLeod who will become the bride of Jack] |Donohue during the latter part of | this month, Mrs. J. J. Connors en- | 3,000 pounds, 121 and 8 cents; Faith A tertained last evening at her home 1,000 pounds, 9 and 9 cents, and the | oy co \‘I‘flfl s at Ner home| Canadian halibut Zapos with | & S Chinese checkers proved the main diversion of the evening, with hon-| ors won . by Mrs. Rose Schneider. ‘ ,\ guest prize was presented Miss and & gift was also given ergren who is leav- 1th | 22,000 pounds, 9% and 8% cents, RUPERT PRICES At Prince Rupert tc 218.000 pounds of halibut were 1 at 750 0 7.90 and 550 cents a pound »‘ the for present for the occasion TROLLER BOAT ot o (. acaston \ Nina Cheney, Robert Bon* plAIES ARR!VE ner, Kenneth Ferguson, Miles God- | s k. George Dull, Rc Schneider, | Minard M F g boat re- Milton I Misses Mil- | 1 are dred Ferne, yinia Carlson, Eliz- ready for hwm it abeth Cameron, Fl of the Fisheric 1 1 - Gera Feero and CL ritorial Build T . §s made by Don H SAM PAUL RETURNS | in charge, who request ers call immediately for - Paul Jr. returned aboard the s Louise this afternoon after| MRS. WOODBURY RETURNS ation trip of several w | —_— aleng the Pacific Coast, going as far | . Mrs. Vera Wood ith a with William | ‘of the attaches in t Friend, and returning north | £ Corps Office, returned Lo Seattle of the you ¥ ghe . Princess Louise after several n went to the 1 Francisco geeks in the Pacific Northwest. but spent most of the time in Se-| and vicinity Bob, in I‘Amh.m'\ inderlund,| i PHONE 15 AU TO VANLOUVER, VICTORIA OR § +TLE SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Princess Louise nformation may be obtained Room 311, Federal Building. | DIES IN STATES ‘Word ha C.I A. GOODIE SALE Daughters will hold been recei cKenna that i Met a g le at Bert’s Cash Groc- nel womar investigator, e ® 1go in Los § Civi Ae ! must have time as tain spe P —— { Alaska Music SupplyF 300 hours’ ¢ d 10 years of ¢ ience in the fiel ate,” as Mrs. to hundred: Avcnt, Cl P R.—Juneaun, Alaska lived in Dot for | of aer S, ut er- Arthur M. Uggen, Manager where she was post- | nin e o xw' of ,]” o5 Pianos—Musical Instruments st Foc el AR GRS and Suppiies CANADIAN PACIFIC d 1617 must not have passed their fifty- | Phone 206 122 W. Second r are four sons and ! third birthdas one daughter: Phil, now Junea Assistant librarian, $2,600 a year, 2 Hillory, “Chi; ; Emmet in Yakima, and Department of Justice. Except for certain substitution, applicants must ,~(thxl Willis, also in Yakima. have completed e course, 30 semester in library United States farmers prod = nearly 000,000 worth of tu : each year. = i FORD AGENCY ) (Authorized Dealers) § Treat Your Batiery § | GREASES BIG“T' \ Foot of Main Street . i GAS — OILS BRING IT TO OUR BATTERY { ROOM FOR AN OVERHAUL Juneau Molors AND RECHARG i If you need sulphuric acid or n Battery Solution, WE HAVE IT. SAILING SCHEDULE z i Leave Due Juneau Due Juneau Alaska Electric L!ghi Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound BARANOF . May 5 THE SIGN OF & Power Co. DEPENDABLE ALASKA . 3 May 8 N o s sz SERVICE DERBLAY May 5 phei L4 1 REGULAR YUKON May 9 May 15, U. S. AIRMAIL *DENALI May 14 May 15 ‘ JAMES C CO@PER Service Every Trip {BARANOF ... May 13 May 19 . ALASKA May 16 May 22 C. P. | .M ‘ i { | Juneau-Fairbanks ALEUTIAN . 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