The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 17, 1939, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, OCT. 17, 1939. R T T OOR HUBBY-| " S MORNING IOULDN'T ‘ HEAR FROM 4 | HAVE TRIED | THE RANGERS ARE | OUT LOOKIN’ FOR || CALL FOR YOU- HIM - WE SHOULD THEM SOOI\I—-J— A LONG-DISTANCE By GEORGE McMANUS WELL-I'M IN PALM SPRINGS - WHEN | SHOT OFF THAT MR. JIGGS-IT'S FROM * LORD WORTHNO EN- | ARE YOU SURE IT'S |f| WE AR AN\ e, Tnc. World righte reserved RINE NE WQ“, NORTH STAR HAS [ Sreanea Mm;m‘s] JOINED ANTARCTIC FLEET IN BOSTON iy -four Malamutes Bark Loudly as Craft Goes fo Dock e e s 9 0 095 09 00 NORTHBOUND cesecsecoescce veoeesecooe wves every Wedr s.m for Petersburg A ike TOLO IS SUBMERGED WHILE AT MOORINGS . I'reasurer @9 s 0 e R0 00000 POeO000000Ce00000EES - B W TIDES TOMORROW - e TROUSERS COVER | MULTITUDE OF SINS oct. 17 A| Those tor burglary charg lice said. they had 1 of his trousers obbery and found | ford. led the following: |* es, five | one ton of | w candy bars, six| of cigarettes and one sma BARLOW (OVE TRIP ng town to- hl on the at Barlow unters are with Ralph Re for hunting norre Treva C. ke the trip for a w 1 are Art Beudir Jurke. nard Holmquist, Howard | Dilg, Mert Benedict and Wilbur Bur- KENOSHA, Wi - > GUSTAFSON HERE tafson, mining machin- sentative for broker Glenn on, came in from Seward BALL ROOM DANCING ikon and is at the Gas- Lessons for beginners. 6 lessons for $5.00. Phene Red 119, adv ur stock. adv. - with the tineau Hotel Kuhn Jailed to Block Flight i left), German-American Bund fuehrer, and Gustave Elmer i il e are pictured in General Sessions Court, New b a court official. Kuhn was jailed after his bail on a larceny d from $5,000 to $50,000, which he was unable to raises (center), a bund officer, York, witl s ar rge was boosf ) y s ‘eCuun was informed he was planning to skip the country. | You are welcome to come and see HM ON THE 'PHONE 2 EARS FOR THE ENEMY_The unloading of this air- craft detector at San Juam, Puerto Rico, furnishes concrete proof that Uncle Sam is strengthening the defenses on his tropical pos- session, Puerto Rico. In background is the San Juan capitol PIONEER JUNEAU [ FIELP THY | FISHERMAN DIES | NZIGHBOR | Sl i Telephone 713 or write Knute Hildre, Owner of*’ The Al Testord Louhelen, Succumbs to Heart Ailment for this qualified worker. ioneer Juneau sherman, died Si y night in Se attle from what is believed to have en a lingering heart ailment, rela- tives revealed today. Hildre went south a monih age to enter the Marine Hospital in Se- | attle. His widow and daughter Helen and Louise, who went to side two weeks ago, were with him| at death A Besides his widow and da re is survived by a brc i » Hildre, also of Juneau, and two | nephews here, Peter and Andrew. Hildre came to Alaska in 1900 from | Hildre, Norway, on the coast, first | going to Petersburg to fish for the| buschman interests, later putting | s of packing for the| Carlson cann near Juneau | In 1913, in Portland, Ore., he mar- 1 Astoria girl, his widow, and ed to Alaska | following year he began fish- | g halibut solely, which branch of | fishing industry | since, owning during the boats Naid, Sea Bird, and Louhelen. His only lodge affiliation at death was with the Sons of Norway. | "Hildre will be buried either in Juneau or Astoria, pending family | decision, | | | MAID-HOUSEKEEPER—Female, single, aged 34. Capable and ef- ficient as a domestic, several years experiende. Also experienced’ as chamber maid; general housekeep- ing. Neat; industrious. Available for work by hour or day. Call for ES 350, i o < o i | DR. STEVFS, CHIROPODIST, akes Arch Appliances to measure— office, 10 Valentine Bldg. Phone 648 adv, Knute Hi his | Let Us Grease YOUR AUTOMOBILE in several Avona e FOSSILEZED BACON! | LA CONNER, Wasn, Oct. 17— | Hunting agates on the Oregon coast- ine, Joseph Le Ballister found a ¢ striped piece of stone. who examined it told Le hey thought it was a piece of fossilized bacon, hundreds of years old. The agate collector has | turned down fancy prices for the stone, NEWS BROADCAST JOINT FEATURE SERVICE ON THE AIR! By The Daily Alaska ; Empire and KINY B days every week at ARE THEY SAFE? Drive in to our garage today and have us grease your car. We have equip- ment to put them in A-l shape. 10 Grease Jobs SAVE §5.50 . Gastineau Garage Third and Main 8:15 a.m. 7:00 p.m. 12:30 p.m. 9:45pm YES-LORD WORTHNOT TEN~ BUT FOR GOODNESS SAKE WHERE ARE YOLI ? SURE — STILL IN SUN VALLEY - - MOUNTAIN WITH MY SKIS | DIDN'T COME DOWN UNTIL | LANDED HERE- AMES . COOPER | C.P.A. Busmess Counselor | | Shattuck Bldg. Phone 182 VIKING MEETING-DANCE V turday evening at 8. Dancing at| Music by F y Krane’s Or-| tra. Public invi adv. | ’rOpcn Evenin AL—THE SHOE DOCTOR Shoes, Clothing, Guns, Ammunition X 278 So. Franklin St. Juneau, Alaska FOR RENT CARS | DRIVE-IT-YOURSELF Reasonable Rates—Gas Included LLOYD REID 323 Distin Ave. Phone Blue 270 | | ' 5” y& "ROUND BN Saned BAILING SCHEDULE Due Juneau Due Juneau Northbound Southbound Leave Seattle 14 21 28 Oct Oct. Oct., 17 24 31 Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Nov. 6 Oct Oct ALASKA Oct. FOR OTHER INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS - CALL———— THE ALASKA LINE PHONES Ticket Office ... Freight Office ¢—‘-“ Alaska Steamship Cbmjmn_v SERVICE-"NNPLU:ALRSKAROUTE H. O. ADAMS, Agent IT COSTS SO LITTLE TO DRESS SMARTLY SANITARY PLUMBING and HEATING COMPANY | W. J. 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