The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 16, 1939, Page 8

ROTARIANS T0 HAVE ROUSING DOCK WELCOME All Juneau Members Will Greet Aleutian Here Thursday Morn eau Rota s and Rotary Alaska Steam- dock Thursday at 8 o'clock to welcome the n 200 delegates to the Ro- conference will Aleutian abler is more U tary district the D. 18 who arrive ot Chairman of committee which i welc the Juneau cluk executive « at cor 30 o'clock tomorrow eve- headquarters in Hotel, All Rotary and ittee will nin rence heads group 1ive at are appeari district to downtown Rotarian is due today to mark him during the land as a wher confer- Chair- club) Conference 1 at loday will 1ar da incheon dinner jackets equired at the forma arb i but such de- > > CRAIG TRAPPER IS CONVICTED OF BEAVER FRAUD Jury Finds Thomas Pre- sented Old Skins for Sealing mbe ld beaver p eyes of Wildlife sfortu when a jury in the court Commissioner Ray viclating regulations of Game Commission Thomas was fined $50 and tenced to 90 days in jail According to word the & on received today ior Administrative As Wood Jr, and Wildlife Agent ald Banta, who argued the case had taken beaver dur the closed season and pr them for sealing as new skins. B MT. MKINLEY JUNEAU BOUND wa icted by f of the k2 sen- from vid Ger Thomas SEATTLE, May 16 Mount McKinley. on the S Alaska Totemland cruise, 9 o'clock this morning with 160 pas- sengers aboard including two for Game istant Da- . BPOE color on * A A THERE'S A GLAMOR TITLE ahead for Gloria Van- derbilt (left), shown on her return from Cuba with her aunt, wealthy Mrs. Harry Pavne Whitney. Gloria was once the subject of a bitter custody batfle between her aunt and mother ELKS TO MEET DOUGLAS BALL CLUB TONIGHT Lineup for B.P.O.E. Is as Yei Undecided-Shows Batting Strength The second baseball g of the Gastineau Channel L season is scheduled for 6:15 o'clock this ning with Sun opening e victors meeting the Elks e ay's tickmen, Tonight wil AME 1 be the first ¢ o1 ¥ for the ieorg Red” H his starting lineup a three powerful bound to play the The taree are Bill Koshak, well- known outfielder who was missed by Juneau ball fans last year; Bud Foster, probably to cover the ho corner, and Orrin Addleman, behind the plate In addition these following players will be Ellensbu Peterson, Has A. Hautala, K Abrahamson and Hildinger will probably start th three suited the in to den Koski Krause D Juneau, Mrs. C. A. Knight and Ar- nold Anderson. B WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Meet Wednesday night at 8 o'clock in LOOF. Hall. Nomination of of- ficer HATTIE PETERMAN adv Recorder. 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Gl on THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE TAKU T0 SAIL NEW CHIEF OF NORTH FRIDAY ARMY STAFF ON FIRST RUN iNewa Purchased Steel! | Vessel fo Be Given | Public Inspection Definite announcement was made today by Rex Chitting, acting Ju- |neau representative of the Alaska | Transportation Company, that the company’s newly-acquired steel ves- sel Taku will enter the South Alaska service this week, Fri | May 19. The Tyee, sister-ship to the Taku will be placed on the run later in the | season. | With a fleet of three steamships, ‘ {the Taku, the Tyee and the Ton- | !gass, the Alaska nsportation | | Company is now in a position to| | maintan without fear of interrupt jon | |a weckly schedule, and with these | steamers can handle practically any | class of cargo that may be offered. | | The Tongass is well known in| | Southeast Alaska | The Taku and Tyee are modern | steel vessels, classed A-100 in Lloyds | They are 1362 gross tons, have tween decks throughout, with three hatch- |es, and are capable of making a speed of 12'; knots per hour. On ac- count of their size, draft, and speed they are ideal ships for the South- | east Alaska trade. Their construc- tion and equipment insures proper loading, stowage and han@lling of cargo for the various ports of call These vessels of the company's fleet are equipped with cold storage and cool room compartments en- abling the transportation of meat fish and perishables at any required temperature ‘The steamers also have passenger accommodations for twelve. The rooms are clean and commodious | with hot and cold running water, and the food servedsis of the best. The Alaska Transportation Com- pany's agents in Southeast Alaska are Talbot & Spaulding, Ketchikan; Joel Wing, Wrangell: Carroll Clau- sen, Petersburg: D. B. Femmer, Ju- neau; O. G. Hill n, Hoonah; Ed Snyder, Tenakee, and J. J. Con- way, Sitka Major I George C. Mar- shall, 58, World War veleran, who was recently appointed by President Reosevelt to succeed v General Malin C Chief of Staff. retires in August. General Marshall is one of the few off not graduates of the U Military Academy at West Poin to become Chief of Staff. He graduated from Virginia Mili- tary Institute in 1901 and en- sd the army. Marshall was lected over several eligible senior office was admitted to St. Ann’s Hospital last night and is being treated for burns. Mrs. Ed Sweum was dismissed Jast evening from St. Ann’s Hc pital where she has heen confined for the past several days suffering from an ear infection. A baby boy, Wikiam Johnson, was admitted to the Government Hospi- tal where he is receiving medical supervision RBP4 AR » Taku is due in Juneau on her is cordially invited to inspect the W”h Kit(hen Shower vessel at Femmer's Dock - - o place kine Sunday and ching another game at this early stage Otherwise, the Doug- will essentially the unday -o TRIP 1§ 0 CHATHAM hatham and cannery there rine Airways on a spe- 1 charter trip, uldn't soon the sea. lineup as be s flew to HOSPITAL NOTES Miss Zora Brown, bride-elect of Joseph Sellikan, was feted last eve- ning by members of the Monday Mr. and Mrs. Edward Williams|night sewing club with a kitchen are the proud parents of a baby boy | shower at the home of Mrs. Sigrid weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces, born| Walther on Third and Dixon Streets last evening at St. Ann's Hospital Many lovely and useful gifts were S received by the honoree. Guests spent the evening Those present for the o cluded: Mrs, W. E. Cahill, Mrs. L McKechnie, Mrs, Joe Werner, Mrs. After having received medical care, Marian Edwards, Mrs. Robert Hen- Knut Transtead was dismissed from ning, M Ellen Chinekka, Miss St. Ann’s Hospital last. night | Dorothy Whittaker, Miss Esther Se- - . Miss Dalma Hanson and Miss Myrle Biggins. Otto Waus and Ric Alex Holden was the pilot kS PERMIT ct an ad- 1019 West today to, g k is to BUILEANG permit ¢ jon to his house W t $500. dismissed Ann's from Hospital Sterling was Martin medical care St today. - DIVORCE CASE for divorce was filed in trict Court here yesterday by oria Engel against William Engel grounds of ympatability Charles Jenson, longshoreman, Friend to Alaska’s Children ALASKA’S CHILDREN ARE LUCKY ... all can attend schtools noted for their high educational standards. The Canned Salmion Industry has a hand in this. It pays the largest proportion of territorial tax revenues— and much of this income is used to operate your school system. Thus the Salmon Industry helps to give your children a good start in life. £ | brominent Skagway man and bank-| i i P S T W 1T - T 5 > MAY 16, 1939. BEARDS GROWING IN SKAGWAY FOR NEWSPAPER TOUR [7—— Soapy Smith fo Ride Again i | ' -Gunsmoke and Gam- | bling Or_d_e_r of Day | The populace of Skagway is turn- | S h'“' LIL(LTR ~% baking CNIING rowoer owder For finer textured cake with lasting ! freshness, use 3chilling Baking Powder! Schilling Itis double-acting, made with pure cream ing the.calendar back to '98 for the of tartar. No "'baking powder taste!” For To show our unbounded faith in | benefit of the several hundred mem- ‘351.‘\ r;; ?{w National Editorial Asso- over half a century, g0od cooks have | ihis CREAM OF TARTAR Hak- > - il eans . i wder, your grocer will re- | ciation coming north in June on a| | Preferred Schilling—knowing thatonly | tirn your money at our expense, | convention cruise of Southeast Al S84 willateo pay (e the NEES | aska, according to E. A. Rasmuson, | ; MONEYBACK successful baking is true economy. if you find any fault whatever with it. |er who passed through Juneau to- day on the Denali \_— ;. - muson said S0APY SMIth, Al- | ———— T e ————— baddest bad man” of yester-| will run Skagway while tbe Le”d I]g ‘70.". E‘.r: e COME IN AND WE'LL PUT YOUR EAR RIGHT UP TO A NEW swspaper men are in port and HOTPOINT REFRIGERATOR? Us' ™Y that speculation is rife as to who TO HEAR IT RUNNING— “Super Silent.” will be the well known character. RICE & AHLERS C0., Inc. |~ “Probably the best looking Soapy 3RD AT FRANKLIN PHONE 34 Smith in all Skagway would be the Rev. Edgar Gallant,” Rasmuson said Boost Juneau's Rotary Conference—May 18, 19, 20 | “He has the blackest beard of any- one in town and if we can’t get him to do it, Louis Emmanuel, beer par- lor operator may be given the as- | sig ‘ who can grow a beard | is cultivating his whiskers tenderly, | Rasmuson said, and “the town | be wide open,” with roulette wheels, | “regular” gambling and dancing | halls, prospectors and pokes, gun- fire, train “robberies,” and “real '98." | | If possible, (if whiskers grow fast| enough) Skagway will put on its first '08 show for the benefit of the| | Natiorh1 Federation of Women's | Clubs, arriving next week, Rasmuson said, While in Juneau this morning, Rasmuson, prominent Republican and head of the Bank of Alaska | chain, conferred with local G.O.P | leaders. 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