The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 13, 1939, Page 6

e o _ BRINGING UP FATHER i HIN GO OUT AN’ BU SON'S BE SURPRISED HE COMES TO VI 1“ BY GOLLY- | THINK I'LL ‘ b FEW TOYS FER ME BABY- HE'LL | | WHEN SIT US- EIGHT (OMING | WITH ELECTRA Eight passengers from Fairbanks are due to arrive in Juneau this| afternoon aboard a Pacific Alaska Airwavs Electra piloted by Al Mon- sen and Gene Meyring. Major and Mrs. G. W. Albrecht Miss E. McDonald, Mrs. L. Anderson, M. C. Smith, Jr, H. O. Arend, V. D. Harrison, and F. A. Reynolds are passengers on the plnne —ee—— ' Tipes TOMORR tide—3:46 a.m tide—9:50 a.m. tide—3:50 p.m,, tide—10:08 p.m., 3.2 feet 12.1 feet 33 feet 14.6 feet Low High Low High TIDES MONDAY tide—4:31 am., 17 feet. tide—10:41 a.m., 13.0 feet. tide—4:33 p.m. 28 feet tide—10:45 p.m., 15.6 feet Low High Low High RIFLE MATCH SLATED HERE FOR SATURDAY Chilkoot Barracks Sending1 Big Team - Othersto | Participate ‘ misunderstanding | Because some seems to exist regarding the date| of the coming rifle match at Men- denhall Glacier, the! sponsors an- | nounced today that the shoot will be held at the Mendenhall Rifle Range on Saturday, May 20. All those desiring to enter the competi- tion should register with Leo Jew- | ett, Secretary of the Rifle Club,| on or before next Thursday. 1t is estimated that approximate- ly 50 soldiers' from Chilkoot Bar-| racks will be here to participate in | the shoot, and should arrive here Thursday, according to present| plans. The competition between the various teams should afford some interesting entertainment for any | one interested in this form of sport. ‘There will be entries from the Army, the Coast Guard, the Juneau Rifle Club, and posSibly a team from the visiting Rotarians. It is planred that all those at- tending the shoot will assemble BL‘ the Federal Building Saturday Copr 1939, King Festure: Syndicste, faz, W BY GOLLY- THE WAY FOLKS ARE STARIN' AT ME-I'M | AFRAID TO TAKE THESE HOME - | WISH | SEATTlE WIHS ANOTHER GAME Leaders in—Ct;asl League . NORTHBOUND Continue fo Hang to e Baranof scheduled to arrive g at 5 o'clock tomorrow morn- Positions ing. Should have four days fall abdard (By Associated Press) SNl cheduled © arrive The Seattle Rainiers, bubbling to- W Sunday Dot ward the top in hte Pacific Coast| Northland due Tuesday SCHEDULED SAILINGS Princess Louise scheduled to sail from Vancouver at 9 o'clock tonight Aleutian scheduled to sail from Seattle midnight Sunday with Rotarians aboard. Mount McKinley scheduled to sail from Seattle May 16 at 9 am. Alaska \(hl(l\ll('d to sail from Seattle May 17 at 9 am. League, are only one game behind | the Los Angeles Angels. The Rain- lers slammed out a victory last night | in a twelve inning endurancé con- test. Gilly Campbell's single off | Ripper Collin’s glove at first scored Alan Strange and clinched the ball| game. Hollywood remains in third posi- tion. The Stars beat San Diego handling Larry Weldon his first de-| feat in four games. pitehed second | Tom Seats his North Sea scheduled to sail ®|graight shutout in the opener of the | from Seattle May 19 at 10 am. ® | oakjand-Sacramento games but | SOUTHBOVUND SAILINGS Bolons took ths HERIRT: Yukon scheduled southbound Monday. GAMES FRIDAY | LOCAL SAILINGS Estebeth scheduled to sail every Wednesday at 6 p.m. for Sit- ka and wayports. Dart leaves every Wednesday at 7 a.m. for Petersburg, Port Alexander, Kake and way ports. Pacific Coast League Hollywood 7; San Diego 2. | Portland 12; San Francisco 2. Oakland 0, 2; Sacramento 3, 1. Seattle 8; Los Angeles 7, twelve | innings. National League Brooklyn 2; Boston 7. | i e oS A Philadelphia 10; New York 6. St. Louis 8; Cincinnati 7. American League Cleveland 3; Chicago 4. PUBLIC SERVICE MASONIC TEMPLE Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pet. Los Angeles 25 17 595 A public installation service will | Seattle 24 18 571 | be held tonight at 8 o'clock in the | San Francisco 23 19 548 Scottish Rite Temple jointly by the Hollywood 21 20 512 Order of Rainbow Girls and the |San Diego 19 21 AT5 | DeMolay Boys. Following the cere- Oakland 17 22 436 | {mony & danee will be held in the BSacramento 18 24 429 ballroom. Portland 17 23 425 | Officers to be installed for the American League Rainbow Girls has been announced Won Lost Pct. previously, and the following group | St. Louis e o ) 7 611 of boys to recéive offices was an-|Brooklyn 11 9 550 | nounced today: Cincinnati 10 9 526 Peter Warner, Master Councillor; | Boston 10 9 526 Irving Lowell, Senior Councillor; Chicago 10 10 500 Frank Parsons, Junior Councillor; |Pittsburgh ... 8 10 444 Harry Watkins, Senior Deacon;|New L R 12 429 Claud Helgesen, Junior Deacon; |Philadelphia Sl 12 400 Richard Jackson, Senior Steward; American League Alfred Zenger, Junior Steward; Lee Won Lost Pet. Lucas, Marshal; Allen Johnstone,|New York 13 5 n22 Standard Bearer; Clifford Furuness, | Boston 10 5 667 Almoner; LeRoy Vestal, Orator; | Chicago 13 4 650 Phillip Harland, Sentinel; Dallas|Cleveland 10 A4 | Weyand, Chaplain; Preceptors: | Washington 8 10 44 Claude Hirst, Donald Wilcox, George | St. Louis ....... .. 8 11 421 Alexander, Keith Petrich, Robert|Detroit ® 14 333 | Scott, Hallie Rice, Harol Zenger. Philadelphia 6 12 338 St ——oo——— TWO MARRIAGE ATTENTION MASONS morning, May 20, and be ready to leave for the Rifle Range by 8 o'- clock. Those attending the should provide themselves with a lunch, as the contest will last well into the afternoon One of the main objects of the shoot is the entertainment of the Rotarians, and it is desired, there={to John fore, that a large representation of | local people be on hand. shoot | There will be a Called Communi- cation of Mt. Juneau Lodge No. 147 Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Work in the M.M. degree. By order g LICENSES ISSUED Marriage licenses have been is- |sued by U. S. Commissioner Felix Gray to Archie Samuel Jonas, Ju- of the W.M. neau millworker, and Elizabeth J. W. LEIVERS, Grace Myers, Portland nurse; and |adv. Secretary. Louis Donohue, Juneau —_———————— Lode and placer location notices Ior salo fl', The Empire Office. i miner, and Elizabeth Constance Mc- Lecud Prince Ruperl nurse. The 1939 General Electric Refngentor provides the J most practical low-cost method of keeping foods at their best. “Tops” in beauty, in convenience features, in value! Prices lowest ever quoted on G-E Refrigerators! SOLD ON EASY PAYM:.NTS Alaska Electric Lgl_n & Power Co SALES and SERVI ———ATASKA- DQI‘G 1A8 JUNEAU: INL. A. SERIES !young Johnson did the stretch in | has ever been run in Juneau and | event,. | contest necessary Hollender In Alaska : . Fo r F ' sh | HAUGEN TRANSPORTATION CO. 'M.S.DART . L] U. S. Mail Carrier Leaves Femmier’s Dock, Juneau, every Wednesday at 7 a. m. For PETERSBURG, KAKE, PORT ALEXANDER and WAY PORTS For Information D. B. FEMMER—Phone 114 Freight must be on dock not later than 4 P. M. Tuesday. JOHNSON WINS Makes Eight—-file Circuit in 49 Minutes-Salo 53 Minutes Two Alaska Juneau miners, 24 years removed in age, made an an- cient Sparta of a Gastineau Channel | highway last night when Harley Johnson, 23, outran George Salo, 47, over a rain soddened eight mile course from the Home Boarding House at the lower end of Gastineau Avenue in Juneau to the Douglas Inn in Douglas and return. Few Juneauites, in this day of economical taxis, ever walk such a distance in any one day. These two men ran it for a $50 wager, and 49 minutes, while older Salo did the turn in 53 minutes. It is the first time such a race it may mean a new Fourth of July The race has aii the elemenris of for those who wager, and before this race yester-| DOUGLAS RACE | ON MUD TRACK| B ] HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES Harri Machine Shop “Try Us First” Big Game Hunter Comes on Fourteenth Trip- Aboard Baranof Fred Hollender, New York City real estate operator, is aboard the steamer Baranof, due here tomor- row, enroute to Iliamna Lake and Kenai Peninsula for trout fishing. Hollender is going with Ray Mc- | —eee day had gotten under way, many bets had been placed A number of years ago Juneau used to have a race up Mt. Juneau, on the Fourth of July, but that! petered out for the obvious reason that even on the Fourth of July, running up a mountain like Mt.| Juneau doesn’t make much sense. All Alaska has its ice pools, and most towns have their featured sporting event. Johnson and Salo, in their battle of the tall and young | versus the stocky legs of the late forties, may have started something. Several hundred spectators wit- !nessed yesterday's two man classic and a score of taxis and private cars followed the Alaskan Paavo Nurmis, watched them slosh through the | mud and rain, legs pumping up and down methodically, neither stopping for rest. | Neither racer apparently suffered any ill effects, but Johnson, winner of the classic, had another break‘ today when he remained in bed‘ content in the knowledge that i',\ is his day off; while Salo went back | on the job. | ———.———.——— ! o 1 HOSPITAL NOTES | Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rekosh are‘ the parents of a baby daughter, born this morning at St. Ann’s Hospital. | Case Lot Grocery “LOWEST PRICES BY FAR" Phone 704 240 So. Franklin FORD AGENCY (Authorized Dealers) GREASES Foot of Main Street GAS — 0!!.8 Juneau Hol s ‘for sale at The Empire Office. Donald, of Anchorage, and plans | | to remdin in Alaska on his four-| A L A s K teentirvisit for six months. | Hollender only returned to the g | States four weeks ago from hunting 'l'ransporlahon | big*game in French Indo-China. c | ) Rt —— ompany I The little miss tipped the scales at { 8% pounds at birth. [ ) Mrs. Ry Foresburg was a medical Sallings from Picr 7 Seattle | dismissal today from St. Ann’s Hos- Leaves pital. Seattle S. S. TONGASS ....... _May 12 John Covington was dismissed to- AT 9 P. M. day St. Ann’s Hospital after recelEIMAEA A1 attention. PASSENGERS _ FREIGHT X REFRIGERATION Agnes John was discharged from ! the Government Hospital today o :’llgixl"ec;hce had been receiving sur- AGENT 2 D. B. FEMMER o s sove x Marks left the Government | o 00 Night 312 Hospita]_ today. patient. He was a surgical f - | Lode ‘and placer location notices CANADIAN PACIFIC JAMES C. COGPER || C. 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