The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 8, 1939, Page 6

MOTHER r | { | . ¢ ’ | | WITHDOCTOR -+~ e e eevv e NORTHBOUND . e Yukon scheduled to arrive at 7 ® | Oua 4 The Campb\ll Lhmrh yacht West-| ¢ ci1oce this evening. Should @ ward came to Juneau again last o joce 31 days' mail. ° I night with Mrs. J. C. Bradiey of | ¢ p' McKinley due Sunday. e Boston and party to drop off Dr.| g " gpouid have two days' mail. @ | Stanley Ward MacConnell [ @ Toeh HueSinday. p The party has been studying flora o ° SCREDULED SAILINGS ® | fiching for and fauna for the past four weeks, o north Sea scheduled to sail ® 5 g and doing considerable hunting and ¢ = from Seattle 10 a. m, today, ® fishing but delayed. ®|a “flop” Dr. MacConnell, who was guided | ¢ ajoytian scheduled to sail ® |erg y “Red” Williams, is heading south | ¢ * from Seattle 9 a. m. tomor- ® | to resume teaching (]ul}u-a m» Hels som e East after securing two brown bear, % 5 - one goat and & nice four-point buck | g Pr:::]";:_o;“og:gc;&:fi":P: ,(“0 o |and the H de’g(‘ remainder of the party, com- | ¢ RaOw. o | ocay, th i 6 e Alaska scheduled to sail from e Pist | posed of Mrs. Bradley, her son Mont- | o * geattle 9 a. m. September ® | Ish ' gomery, and friends Frank Streeter|q 1 . and Peter Allen, will spend another | | @ Taku scheduled to sail from Se- ® ] week afield before returning. e attle Sept. 12 at 9 p. m. Sl u:’c ) e |« North Coast scheduled to sail o |7 800 ' e from Seattle September 15 ®| . " o PLANES BUSY L e . e SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS o » Baranof scheduled southbound o o o“ SlIKA RUN 2 oclock Sunday morning. ® 2 | HOPE FAT HER AN"' YOU WILL BE READY O LEAVE SATURDAY - Ae WE HAVE TICKETS FOR THAT DATE - M. Buckley and E. Demmert. “7hose ‘toming' ifi this afternoon Alex Holden flew a Marine Air-| ways plane to Sitka today W five passengers, returned with five and John Amundsen immediat went out to the Historic City for five more. l Outbound this morning for Sitka from here were Vic Sands, Nor- ' man Cameron, Paul Edwards, B were Seton Thompson, ! Mrs. . Charles Hayes. D with sable arrived and G. Allison J. Lawson, Jack Kirmac and SABlE SOLD, SEATTLE SEATTLE, Sept. 8 —Only vessels sold today. The Bertha brought in 12,000 pounds selling for 5% and the Lovely sold for 5 centy straight. PRINCE RUPERT At Prince Rupert today pounds of halibut were cents a po 20,000 pounds und straight PRICES 103,000 sold at 7.50 to 810 and 550 cents a pound. Low tide—3:00 am., High tide—9:26 am,, Low tide—3:21 p.m., High tide—9:256 p.m., > —— Tipes ToMORROW 14 feet. 12.8 feet. 45 feet. 15.2 feet: By GEORGE McMANUS x f ® Columbia scheduled southbound early Monday. Shell Simmons, in the AAT Lock- heed, came in from Tenakee vester~ | day evening with Joanna Albert, ‘Tommy Davis, Dora Davis, Lawreuce | Paul and’ John*Chinella.” DARLING-TELL YOLR DEAR MOTHER THAT . WE HAD INTEND ON ERIDAY- BUT CANNOT ST1| ON ACCOUNT OF OUR SOCIAL OBLIGATIONS — Estebeth scheduled to seil every Wednesday at 6 p.m. for 8it- ka and wayports. Dart leaves every Wednesday at 7 am. for Petersburg, Port Alexander, Kake ports. o-oo--a-nooo‘ 'North Star Sailing Soon; Be Atfached To Byrd Expedition SEATTLE, Sepu. of Indian affairs motorship North | Star will sail shortly for Boston to| join Admiral Richard Byrd’s expe- dition to the Antarctic Continent. The North Star is a veteran of many | years in Alaskan waters. The vet-| eran Captain, S. L. Whitlam, is her | master. carry out its expedition of the Ant- arctice in spnc of the war in Europe. SIMMONS FLIES 5 1 D TO GET AWAY POOR TROllING SEASON; BOATS ‘Stormy Summer, Poorer, Mark Salmon Year | Stormy weather on the salmon | fishing grounds that has crippled “unusually poor™ this year’s salmon trolling season The troller Eny Echo, L. Willlam- today, the Echo selling to Alaska Products, Alaska Coast Fisheries. Each arrival from the banks re-| this time of year, but this season | has brought in far below its usual BUT- DEAR-I GAN’T SATURDAY-AS MY, MAKER WON'T HAV CLOTHES READY-! T MONDAY WILL BE BET ! average, DOCKING LIGH LEA& also, | prices are cogrespondln ‘At this time last year, large red klnzs were bringing near twenty oents a pound, but the scale today is 15 cents a pound for 9 cents a pound for mediums, | cents a pound for whites, and 6 cemsI & CAH’T £ MONDAY buyers 1 lowe: \rge king: Ik pound for cohoes. lity, Poorer Prices 5 the past month, and| in the opinion of fish buy- ight in 1,200 pounds today, packer Elfin, Capt. Ernie brought in 12,000 pounds and the Elfin for same story—“dirty weath-| “no fish anywhere.” fin normally brings in’ ¢ar- 25,000 pounds or more at|patrol. A. McKenzie and wife, Carmody and wife, Mrs. E. Nord- strom and infant, Donald H. Stillwell, Arthur Lange- Jam:l changes please call Juneau beer, Edward Lyle. RERETID SEREFGTR ) HAIDA IN AND OQUT The cutter Haida returned to Ju- neau last night from a short mp to Haines and Chilkoot Barracks, refuel and salled again for halibut 10 PASSENGERS ON McKINLEY FOR HER SEATTLE, Seph. 8. — Su-amer ted. Mount McKinley safled at 9 o'clock | """ last night for Southeast and South- | | west. Alaska ports with 56 first class| runs, have labeled"’“d 7 steerage passengers aboard. {Jones P“fi“;fi:’s uboard the sUCafier rails 3040, utilities 2385. lowing: Edward Rict The ship will patrol for bhalibut | fishing violations in closed areas, : d 'and is expected to return here Sun- Fish quality this year is bglow day night. al L GOF . TO BE AT, t, and StocK QUOTATIONS Maurice EAVE VE. LISTEN-NOW P TRY. T UPSET NG = T. s.| NEW YORK, Sept. 8. — Closing 7|quotation of Alaska Juneau mine |stock today is 7, American Cani” 108%, American Power and Light 5, Anaconda 37%, Bethlehem Stecl 85'%, Commonwealth and Southern |11, Curtiss Wright 6%, General Motors 52%, International Harves- F ter 64 Kennecott 44%, New York Cemral 17%, Northern Pacific 11, United States Steel 68%, Pound DOW, JONES AVERAGES The following are today’s Dow, averages: industrials 172, e ‘NEW TELEPHONE DIiRECTORY To be issurd Sept. 30 and forms h, | close Sept. 15. For space, listings | and Douglas Telephone Co., phone | 420, adv. | —_——————— Empire Want Ads Bring Results. Baked Chicken l.oaf WITH CHICKEN GRAVY. . your Saturday lunch at the BARANOF +* LOCAL SAILINGS and way 8—1he Bureau aren The Byrd expedition will HERE FROM HOOIIAH HOLLYWOOD, Cal, groups outside the entrance, cards, or they aren't inside. entrances by sergeants-at-arms. “Just members—sorry, no wives or husbantis of members,” ays a guard Hollywood Sights And S By Robbin Coons. 't, you might say, very polite. “It’s all right, dear,” Sept. 8.—Hollywood labor meeting, It's the biggest Sunday night show in town, with thé -gF est cast, but the arc lights u\ren't on, atid neither are the’ Qfim and chinchillas, the diamonds and pearls, that prdinarily bedac; the movie beauties at a gala function. Outside the American Legion stadium (for fights and wrest- ling) crowds are gathered. Autograph-hunters are there in battie array, stalking the guarded entrances to the hall. are passing out mimeographed pamphlets to all who pass. “The pamphlets are impassioned pleas for public support in the passer- outers’ particular labor case. times they call a spade a rat—and give the spade’s name. They cafl a spade a spade. Men and women Some- They. But this is an actors’ meeting, and most of the people in these talking heatedly or calmly, are actors. All the people inside the hall are actors, with gufid Cards are double-checked at the says a wife who can't get in, “I'll wait pat the soda fountain over on Vine.” In the tiered seats rising from the ringside—about 4,000 people in all—are men and women who play in the movies. They're dressed, for the most, part, like the congregation at your neighbor- hood churr.h Like them, they're just working people, and some of them don’t work too nh.en at that. 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No glamor. Barnes, in @& darker figured dress, wears dark glasses. Not much glamor. Blnnlz In the ringside seats Jean ngsho,c and Noel Madison snioke r pipes. Pat O'Brien, red-fated frol my Gleason poses with Pat and Mrs. attentively. Menjou calls for order, the cheers subside. over, a dynamic, forceful speaker. and cheers. sun, puffs a . cigar. leason for a quick plc- Dorothy Tree powders her nose. Boris Karloff and Bela Porter Hall, the “villain,” Morgan takes Eddie Cantor talks, gets laughs The talk goes on, with “justice” the theme, to cheers and ;p- in_the “Star plause. 1t’s like a football rally with & grim underme uwrenoe ‘Tibbett speaks, leads and the meeting’s over. Plenty of péople Juneau-Fairbanks Bethel-Nome (§gmmer Schedule—Effective June READ UP |l-v Flat l! 30|Ar. PACIFIC ALASKA | AIBWAYS Inc. CANADIAN PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION com WEEKLY SAILINGS—Juneau to Seattle Leave Ar.Juneau Beattle No.Bound NORTHLAND Sept. 5 Sept.. 8 NORTH SEA .. 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