The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 22, 1939, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1939. MR JIGGS-NOW THAT I'VE MET YOUR DAUGHTER AND DAUGH T ER-IN-LAW AND GRAND-SON -1 AM GOING TO ASK YOUR PERMISSION | 8 SURE-WHAT ARE YOU WAITIN' FER? BRING MY SON OVER MEET YOUR DAUGHTER- ALASKA TAKES 22 FROM HERE The steimer ~Alaska ‘sailed jfor e o9 000 0 0 NORTHBOUND scheduled * to 8 o ¢ . Louise Princes: Lynn al ports 1his monmng 4t :15 . 0'¢logk. ~thi 8 oclock after an all night s skagway bound. taking 2 » Tuesday. For H: Tuesda; Guy Sward, M R due Tuesday afternoon Donald Krause, A. Nel g SCHEDULE TLINC Brakken, N. L. Troast, J. Hassen Princess Alice scheduled to N; McEachran, R. J. Sommers sail from Vancouver tonight For Skagway—Carl Hall, Mr. and at 9 o'clock. Mrs. R. C. Sarratt, J. W. Ruff and wife, George Riddell, Theodore Get- chell, Genevieve Gorrell, M. F Mrs. William Dewar, Theodore rester, Miss M. Hoffman, M Schneibel Prince Geoge scheduled to sail from Vancouver July 24 at 9 p. m Yukon Seattle July 2 Mount McKinle sail from Se 9a m Princess Charlotte sail from Vancouver at 9 p. m North Sea scheduled from Seattle Jul: 10a. m Taku scheduled to sail from Seattle July 28 at 9 p. m. Prince Robert scheduled to sail from Vancouver July 28, 9 p. m SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Prince Rupe: heduled south bound . midn tonight Ty For A sail from 9 a m heduled to : July 26 at - MT. McKINLEY [N FROM WEST DURING NIGHT distmb: mor cheduled to July 26 to sail Ten passengers Juneau early this the southbound st Kinley, while 22 from here © 0000000000 000000000°5000000000000005%0080% © 0000000000 00000000000000000000000c00co o0 Aleutian sck ve 10 w':‘xr’zfv\EV:‘l:!:‘z(.’\!w lone passenger e v iyt el 3 hour later, AU, Sewapd=Ted Fatter, Wi o Ataskn scheduled to Prom Cordova—Mr. and Mrs. J :‘Wf“l,,f:'x‘,‘_"'lfi:“fl‘. B i, e e, NOrman o paranof scheduled south- ok, M D R bound next Friday. Outbound | : % Sl LOCAL . M:;“ ;‘":"vl' ]U\A M5 N o Betebeth seheduica w scd every Vo, plberi VBAGNNE e, roperd|s [ednewday als pam. for Sit- o Swanson, Lillian Kirkebo, Ester Mc- | & f; g -"I‘\“”» o el Caskral, Linton Collins and wife,| § D%, WiHes © l‘)';‘ B “""P"_{ Emma Hardman, Robert Marshall, & f‘"l‘ or Peiershuig, or. % Theodore Avery, Ebba Shepard, ® Alexander, Kake and way ¢ Henrietta Elliot, May Jernberg 8 hocts 2 To Ketchikan—Esther Merchant,!® ® ® © ¢ © ¢ ¢ © ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ Margaret Oliphant, Phil Lydick, Walt Heino, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Reiland. Eoareggigtgec s o SHA"BUTERS High tide—5:52 am., 134 . £ Low tide—11:48 am. 24 ; High tide—6:14 pm,, 15.7 fect. SELL, SEATILE i’ : L Low tide—0:54 am. 20 feet High tide—7:05 am., 123 feet Seattle, July 22—Halibuters sel-| Yov tide_12:54 pm, 39 feet ling on the Seattle Fish Exchange| High tide—7:16 p.m., 150 feet today are as follows: > & s From the western banks—Grs PRINCE ROBERT SOUTH THIS A, M, Canadian Nat-onal 40,000 pounds, 10's and 8% ce! a pound. From the local banks—Summit 15,000 pounds, 10% and Ideal 12,000 pounds, 10% an cents; Lincoln 15,000 pounds, end 6 cents; Reliance 10,000 po of sable, 4% cents a pound st - ATTENTION MASONS There will be a Stated Communi- ' cation of Mt. Juneau Lodge No. 147 Monday evening at 7:30 o'- clock. Work in the M. M. Degree. J. W. LEIVERS, | Secretary. Enlarged, Now On Sale; $1.00. 104 this morning, sailed south at 8 o'clock. Juneau as the steamer’s dations are all taken trippers. by D adv. Four rResrciued ;'\s Boat (Eap;mes ST Four members of the Dunham family of Washington, D. C., cfing to their overturned sailboat near the mouth of the South River, as rescuers prepare to take them aboard, Noisiest of them all is the dog, announcing their plight to the world. Family consists of Mr. and Mrs. :Iohn Ww. . Dunham, their son, Robert, 4, and daughter, Constance, 18, CHEVY-TELL MY SON T WISH TO SPEAK TO HIM AND BRING ME A POT OF TEA, ANDA CRUMPET--1TS IBN'T (T ?NEVER MIND TELLING "ME - | WILL FIND OUT-~MYSELF - l TipEs TOMORROW KH(H'KA* PA(K ey | ONI.Y Fou R'I'H |W. J. Clark, H. F. Schaub, Billy) | | Young, A. L. Florence, E. L. Fiske, | | Victor Hughes and Alex Lane. No passengers were taken from gell districts are doing better than accommo- last year, but Ketchikan, Western round and Icy Strait packs are far below The Book ALASKA, Revised and 3 east Alaska pack up to July 15 was WARM- CAR..JAR.. MARRED !_The wall and the car suf- fered the most damage in this freak auto rampage at Sacramento, Cal,, where the auto driven by Mrs. Maria Steiner nosed into this brick wall. Neither Mrs, Steiner nor the two persons with her were seriously hurt when the car, after a collision with another, bounced into a gas tank and then ran partly through wall. VERY GOOD-SIR-BUT BEReO Tl e 1 - BACK WITH TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT — BY THE WAY-SUGAR OR LEMON-ME LORD? M By GEORGE McMANUS JOLLY NICE OF YOU-PATER BUT | Ol AND_MEET THEM AS OUR KIND-MI | | . | 0\: O LAST YEAR'S ‘Southeasl Alaska Has| Packed 106,615 Cases fo Dafe Off about onecthird from last year’s total at this time, the salmon The Yakutat, Eastern and Wran- those of 1938. By districts and species the South- | as follows: Yakutat—1,506 kings, 15,719 reds,| 170 pinks, 17,395 total; 14,564 last| year. | Wrangell—seven kings, 2,400 reds, 23 cohoes, 6435 pinks, 644 chums,! 9,527 total; 8993 last year. | Ketchikan—34 kings, 794 reds, 27 cohoes, 5,077 pinks, 863 chums, 6,- 795 total; 28954 ldst year. | Eastern—153 kings, 3,527 reds, 136! cohoes, 5658 pinks, 4405 chums, 13,- | 879 total; 30,733 last year. Western—33 kings, 5,304 reds, 209 cohoes, 5448 pinks, 11,610 chums, 22,604 total; 32,300 last year. Icy Strait—115 kings, 14,045 reds, 579 cohoes, 7,985 pinks, 13,691 chums, 36,415 tolal; 51,043 last year. Totals—1,848 kings, 41,789 reds, 974 cohoes, 30,791 pinks, 31213 chums, 106,615 total; 166,586 last year. CAPITAL CITY GETS 19 FROM 5. 5. BARANOF Early this morning, the steamer Baranof passed through Ju’mxu‘* from the south, bringing 19 pns~l sengers and sailing a short. time later for the Westward with ten from Juneau. From Seattle passengers were Si- mon Hellenthal, C. Daigler, Mrs, C. Daigler, two Daigler children, Basil Ermakoft, Albert M. Glenn, |c. L. Hinds, 1 Dufresne, Mrs. H. C. Museth, Mrs. | Strickland, H. Beyer, G. C. Moly- D TRIN amer Prince pack in Southeast Alaska totaled | s Robert arrived in port at 6 o'clock 36415 cases on July 15, the U. 8. from Skagway, and Bureau of Fisheries reported. | |of unfavorable weather conditions, lR‘ A. Welsh, Robert A, Welsh Jr, & Clair Skold, Jack | Smith. From Southeast Alaska ports - Sailin to Seward were Frank Peggy Lee, Ethel Slade, Mary Lou Slade. « To Valdez—Orville Simpson, F. neux. To Seldovia—Mary K. Cauthorne. .- ITY PICNIC IS NEXT WEEK | Postponed from yesterday because the picnic of the Holy Trinity Sun- day school will be held on the first favorable day next week. All attending are requested to meet at the bus station at 11 o'clock in the morning to be taken to Tread- well for the outing. e e——— Today's News Today—Empire. 3 £ i FOR HEALTH and PLEASURE Bowl * ** Brunswick CAFE IN CONNECTION (Chinese & American Specialties) “For Most Tasteful Haircutting The Brunswick Barber Shop Specializing in Ladies’ and — THIS NUMBER PHONE 202 20TH CENTURY MARKET Open Evenings Phone 907 AL THE SHOE DOCTOR Shoes, Clothing, Guns, Ammunition | 278 So. Franklin St. | ( Juneau, Alaska & FOR RENT CARS | DRIVE-IT-YOURSELF 4 LLOYD REID o | READ DOWN 11:20,Lyv. | 10:45|Ar. Flat THEY ARE _CHARMING AND é ‘_I‘TAD HAVE GOT A C POTATO CHIPS—CANDIES O-KE-DOKES always fresh at i Glover‘s-Phone 324 | MARINE Sheet Metal Work Boat Tanks MacLEAN METAL WORKS SOUTH SEWARD ST. Telephone 703 THE SIGN OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE U. S. 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