The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 23, 1939, Page 6

famd o BRINGING UP FATHER THERE Y‘HEV AR NOW-BE NICE AND SHOWER A LOT OF g ATT'FNTION ON HIS | —— DO&‘T ( TH' 7L [§i ™ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY MAY 23, 1939 By GEC)huL MCMANU THAT'S MY WIFE n's SALMON REELS BEING SHOWN IN ALL STATES @ v o o s 00 0 08 0 ORTHBOUND North a in port id se ed to sail for Si a at 4:30 RO o'clock this afternoon "Aaska’s Silver Millions,” s vukon in port and scheduied to IS Makmg Blg H” ,,I,',(,:‘,{ ;1‘ 8 o'clock tomorrow Denali due ¢ Should SEATTLE. May 23—M 1 have three days’ mail aboard two million scheol child and SCHEDULED SAILINGS adults throughout th Princess Louise scheduled to haye jscen the scer sail from Vancouver May 25 fishing activities of at 9 pm “Alaska’s Silver Milli Northland scheduled to sail mation picture produced by the from Seattle May 26 at 10 a.m. d to sail from at 9 pm Americ 1 Company in co attle “© 9 90000%e"0000000000000000000060 ..00-0-.o.o.noooo-..oooo-ooc..o-.n Bi o ¥ A l4-inch r‘ul“.n rifle Irom Camp MacArthur was a unit in the par- Angeles marking the completion of the $11,000,000 Gunin Stutw n Parade raft of cedar Thousands of The parade (in background). HAYRES IS BOUND OVER FOR GRAND JURY INDICTMENT lix C ot to the L f larceny boat nes { taking . a 450-pound version motor om a boat belonging to L. R. Ho- gan. e NOTICE Fourth annual meeting of the tion with almc nd £ bot Aleutian scheduled to sail from : 5 | ay 27 at 9 am A g s SOUTHBOIND SAILINGS PRADE 10, O No steamer north or w B Paouace a0 o LOCAL SAILINGS, e e Estebeth scheduled to setl every sponsors of (h.r picture Wednesday at 6 p.m. for Sit- that each month of the scho i Aot S p 2 f,?:."nf):“.r)” * Smately 140000 | ® DATt leaves every Wednesday Union Passenger Railroad Station e ot at 7 a.m. for Petersburg, Port ersans lined the parade route cheering the spectacle. peaple se plcimesench mo Alexander, Kake and way P : gl Tsabel home economic ports. was the first event of a three-day celebration., director. for Am Can i % pany, recently stated that the film Yottt ) e has been so popular with schools # T YUKON BRINGS and clubs that as ¢ TIDES TOMORROW vember, all prints of PA e e showin until Ju High tide—4:11 am | Alaska’s Low tide—10:48 a.m., 'l'o 'I'H!S pgRI fht Telen High tide—5:18 p.m., St 1036 Low tide—11:18 pmn., 36 feet tating in the picture is done by 2 . R 2 Peitb thred neseehEhis caa HOR Rev. Bernard R. Hubbard, knowr GION MEE ; k as the “Glacier Priest.” The picture of plans for Memorial ; % is appre 50 minutes in|T 1d Fourth of July observ Tk sEdatte | tassenate i length, first half devoted es here occupied American Legion- ouq ajen, Mrs H. Barman, William s 4 nic beauty of naires at the regular weekly meet-' g, ;;0n meq Breyer, Mrs. W. W. Alaska. The mild climate of South- |ing of Alford John Bradford Pot Council, F. Ebbuth, T. Fujioka, B east and Central Alaska, and the|last night F. Heintzleman, 1. Ishikawa, B agricultural opportunities are em-, N0 AT AP Lindenberger, R. Lindenberger, Mrs. phasized. ATTENTION 0. E. A. Meyring. Barbara Meyring, The second half of the picture| Regular meeting, Juneau Chapter Mrs. Thomas Morcom, Andrew O. shows, the annual salmon run, and|No. 7, Tuesday, 8 p.m. Initiation Olson, John O'Connor, Miss Deborah and refreshments. LILLIAN G. WATSON the nshm;, and canning activities of Alaska’s salmon industry. Excit- ing fishing scenes are shown and | a Pentz, Saye! Mrs. Lillian Schmidt From Southeast Alaska ports- H F. Paterson, V. E. explained by the commentator. The —— - R. Soderquist, Mrs. C. M. Eines, C.! care taken in canning the salmon IS HEREBY GIVEN vV, Pollock, Betty Ann Eines, Paul is illustrated. The unique life cycle that on May 2, 1939, in the U. S.|Jjones, Delmar Purkey, R. Town- of the salmon is also explained Commissioner’s ex-officio Probate ' geng Besides showings for clubs and Court for Juneau Precinct at Ju- — 5 schools, the film has also been | Deau, Alaska, Harry Olds was ap- widely exhibited at grocers’' meetings Pointed administrator of the estate and conventions. The American Can Company is now preparing to re- lease an additional reel for grocers meetings designed to improve store merchandising of salmon. Reports from many cities in |y, 0y “mowarq D, Stabler, rooms which; “Alaska's Silver. Millions" has vy g hattuck Building, Juneau been shown are that it has not| i ” i six months rom (he| SEATTLE, May 23. — Steamer|{ Phone 221 only resulted in increased interest gate of this motice. Denali, of the Algska Steamship and knowledge of Alaska, but thali pated: Juneau, Alaska, May 2, Company, on the Totemland cruise it has also had a beneficial effect on 1939 to Southeast Alaska, salled at 9 sales of canned salmon in these HARRY OLDS, o A e St Bh Babs cities. Administrator. engers, including the following st Publication dates, May 2-9-16-2%, hooked for Juneau: Emmn classifieds po of Lila A, Palmer, deceased. All per- sons having claims against said es- tate are required to present them. with the proper vouchers, and veri- fied as required by law, to said ad- ministrator, at the office of his at- 1939. They re Beating Conscrlptlon These English youths, pushing their way into an army recruiting office in Scotland Yard, London, want to enlist before the new con- geription law becomes effcctive and they are drafted into se i 6 PASSENGERS ABOARD DENALI FOR THIS PORT % - " Mahlum, Ethel arles 1. Gibbs, Cecil W. Woody, Mahlum, Miss Margy Warren Ferguson and I)mm d Morse, - SHEPARD OF PWA HEADS WESTWARD ON PROJECT TOUR | J. G. Shepard, State Engineer- Inspector for the PWA, is leaving on the Yukon today for Seward, | Anchore and Fairbanks on a e a trip of official inspection of projects. | A bid opening inks June 6, when tenders on building an ad- dition to the public school building iwill be studied, is one of the spe ecial | items of bus calling Shepard. | He will return Lu Juneau June 8, F. J. McHugh, Resident, Engineer- | Inspector, is also leaving on the Yukon for Seward. A project for | completion of the power plant there | is just commencing. - > RUSH ON TO KOYUKUK | i | There Is a small sized gold rush on from Fairbanks to the upper Koyukuk, according to the News- | Miner, 8 ral parties have left | | Fairbanks in small boats already |and others are making ready for getaways, FOUND DEAD IN Gilbert | the D - BED Nadeau, an employee of Alluvial Golds, on Coal Creek, | | Fairbanks district, was recently £luund dead in his bunk. | H. W. Barnhill, stockholders and board of directors of the Jack Wade Dredging Co. wxu be held Tuesday, June 8, 1939, E. | Dawson, Yukon Territory, Canada. CHAS. A. WHITNEY, Secretary. First publication, May 8, 1929. Last publication, May 29, 1939. D FIRST PONTOON ANDING The first-pontoon landing on the Chena River this season goes to Pilot Anchorage, v\ho dropped down on frrrrrr e Alice Clark Peter Pan Beauty Shoppe Superior Beauty Service Second Floor JUNEAU : Triangle Bldg. ALASKA ; ettt ) | Case Lot Grocery | "LOWEST PRICES BY FAR" | TWENTY-THREE | ton Gibson for veteran aviator of | | ; Phone 704 240 So. anklini H-{»(r " THE SIGN OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE REGULAR U. S. AIRMAIL Service Every Trip Juneau-Fairhanks Bethel-Nome Read Down Read Up Tae. |Lv. Juneaa ____|Ar.[Sun, Tue. |Ar. Whitehorse __|Lv. Tue. [Ar. Fairbanks __|Lv, Sun. | Th. (Wea.| |Wed.| Th. u:m 0(Lv. Fairbanks __(Ar. | Ruby v. Ruby Lv. Mrl.uu piitis PACIFIC ALASKA AIRWAYS, INC. PHONE: 108 Traffic Representative LOUIS A DELEBECQUE GASTINEAU HOTEL BROUGHT HERE | ON NORTH SEA, The steamer Nnrlh Sea bro 23 passengers to Juneau from Seat- tle and Southeast Alaska ports shortly before noon today. Arrivals were Marie Storms, Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Whitaker, Helma Haga, A. Mrs. M. Baldwin, Mrs. E ofer, Max Dalsanto, G. Dalsanto, J. L. Kovanda, Mike Firu, Joe Smliie James O'Keefe, John Masel, W..C. Arnold, David Wood, W. Kopra, Billy Anderson, Louis Israelson, R. H. Wissmuth, 4 Also aboard the ship were two white employees and thirty Orientals for Excursion Inlet, as well as a score of mn‘nery hands for Port Althorp. e, FORESTER GOING SOUTH TOMORROW The Forest Service launch For- s leaving tomorrow for Ket- | 1 with a tow and will take a logs from Ketchikan to Sitka to be used on totem pole restoration work. e Women Planning Monday Banquet Catherine An installation of officers banquet evening in the vill be held Monday Gold Room of the Ba the Juneau‘Business al Women's Club. In charge of the are Mrs. John McCor Chair- man; and Jesta Timm an LU\(I‘ Lillian Uggen, For reservations, call any of the three, with phone num- bers Black 267, Blue 206 and 7 respectively, e SUED FOR R Mary M. Monagle ente suit in | District Court, today against Hamil- collection of $81.50 ims is owed her. ngements rent she c! e Treat Your Battery RIGHT! BRING IT TO OUR BATTERY ROOM FOR AN OVERHAUL THE NU|25E_-_J_4 NOT =— “Try Us Firs | HAUGEN TRANSPORTATION CO. M.S.DART U. 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MULVIHILL Agent, C.P.R.—Junean, Alaska Baranof Hotel CANAUIAN PACH"IC ».L BAILING SCHEDULE Leave Due Juneau Due Juneau | Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound | *YUKON May 20 May 23 May 29 TDENALI N May 23 2 May 28 *IALASKA N 26 June 4 SALEUTIAN May 27 June 8 YDENALL “June 2 June 5 June *YUKON June 3 June 6 June 11 *—Connects at Cordova with S. S. Cordova for Cook Inlet and Kodiak Tsland ports. f-—Southeastern Route. Calls Yakutat northbound and southbound. §—Calls southbound at Sitka June Tth—Metlpkatia June 9th. —CALL——— THE ALASKA LINE PHONES Ticket Office Freight Office .. . ADAMS, General Agent . HYNER, Agent Alaska Sthmshlp Company R\ Ct “ANLYALA STKAAR R O UTES o —— ! 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