The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 25, 1939, Page 6

g THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE WEDNESDAY, OCT 25 71939 BRINGING UP FATHER 5 4 THE SILLY OLD FOOL : ; ’ 15 PROBABLY BUYING SOME -MORE BLANKETS AND RUGS - THOSE INDIANS HAVE N HIM INTHAND- WERE OUT. LOBBY -LORD AND LORD WORTHNOT TEN u" ( WORTHNOTTEN || JUST CAME e, J 'l 1S OLIT LOQK ~ BACK- é;”i IQE NE |y | SteaMER MOVEMENTS | I‘i'_’\ fi 7 I'n' o e .\luil.'ll.l':l :n. “. . : '11 ’:‘ r 31 9p.m E ‘,'.- : \lrl THBOUND \\ll INGS ° o Pr Lon ¢ wr!mu to e 3§aS'“iR?fiEN ARE § ‘ :_' : Wreckage of Boat Is Re- HEAVENS ! | THOUGHT You ING FOR YOU- By GEORGE McMANUS I ONLY WENT DOWN IN THE 5 P . . porfed Found Near 12 ... oo+ o Ve tor Sit- the shakeup, G Cape Mudge : ; g | command of the | ‘ ® Da caves every W . Tagaki (right) as O » t 7am for Petersh . -— o INGS b . E e '] IN TAKU CHIEF * River Season Ends as Ice Locks Taku Valley for Winter pt. Archie Currie came in from TIDES TOMORROW S H tide--11:40 a.m., 1€ ONE hMIRUTER : e SELIS AT SEATTLE PAA El[CTRM e, Ger 25 — mue BR NGING 14 - re due to ¢ on from pilot on Lien, y ne Meyring. i both planes to the Interior im- currie said h( had experienced trouble in getting out of the river day morning, with ice form- heavily. The river is now clos- ed, he said, with but few open leads of water, k two ots Bill Knox ay Stuart and Ge perm > . were to returr Ntw STINSON Up ki F hrvu( R f F. freight for the Polaris-Taku mine C. Pambianco, Mr 5,000 tons of concentrates. 4 One of the five Polaris-Taku - barges has already been taken to the Taku Chief's winter beaching location at Auk Bay and the rest of the barges will be taken out short- ly, CLn‘u- said. er all barges have been put away for the winter, on the beach, the Taku Chief itself will be put R. B TAKU CUSTOMS MAN Mt(AM’l (GMES IN A. McCann came in . 2 °“"‘ L 2 1 up on timbers on the beach until | It CHIROPODIST, | Chicf last night from pring freshets reopen the Taku 1o measure i he River. ) nt » Bldg. Phone 644 )navigation season or - < o o e i BALL ROOM DANCING Answers To News 1.Q. Test Lessons for beginners. 6 1. Wendell Willkie, president of 6. Mayor Hayes of Waterbury, | for $5.00. Phone Red 119. f its Tennessee properties power companies. 7. Up $1,000,000,000, says U. §. Department of Commerce of the Beigians. 8. German-American Bund, 9. To ask if FDR would mind his acquiring a nearby estate. robber-kidnaper frv- 10. Hungary, Yugosiavia, Ruma- * THIS FAMOUS WOTEL Is ks close to the theatres and | stores. ~with magnificent | view of mountains and har- bor. Splendid food, perfect | comfort, convenicnce and | service. Convicted, He S:ailes Anyhow | i = k=g | . il with Snecial Rates to ‘ KAN’ LIKE THE I ourt-martial of desertion and escape and at hard labor, Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, aft dger, smiles as he departs froem iy of two officers. Bergdoll's total Convicted by 2 m mta!\ sentenced to three ye the notorious World court in New war York in comy prison sentence is seven years, | on the river and brought out over| in Pony. If for yc we will you call and Prices’ will k your pockelb tate; come in ffld look ar if you buy or not. With an intensive drive to end the Chinese war predicted as a result ¢ ishio (left) has been placed in supren achine in China, with Gen. Seishi1 . Gen Tagaki was formerly Japan war minister. 3 1 — Let Us Grease YOUR AUTOMOBILE | ARE THEY SAFE? Drive in to bsur garage today and. have us grease your car. We have equip- bs to put them in A-1 10 Grease Jobs 89.50 SAVE $5.50 Gaslineau Garage Third and Main QUALITY FURS JUST RECEIVED—a beautiful line of ladies’ and mis s' fur consisting of dynd i, dyed Fitch, Coco Er- mine, Cocoa Squirrel (dm- rrlc Marmot Mink Muskrat cnd dyed m mk colors, right to sult ok. Don't } und Chas. Goldstein BARANOF HOTEL Open Evenings—6:30 to 9 | ’, 1 LOUIS A. DELEBECQUE OH-THERE YOU - WILL YOU TENTS | HAVE IN THE HALL? for | " JAMESC. uOOPEB C.P.A. Business Counselor { Snattuck Bldg. Phone 182 | Room 1 Try resnlts The Emplre class.l.eds & —_— > Opr'n Evenings Phone 479 7y AL—THE SHOE DOCTOR Shoes, Clothing, Guns, Ammunition . 278 So. Franklin St. Juneau, Alaska FOR RENT CARS | DRIVE-IT-YOURSELF Reasonable Rates—Gas Included LLOYD REID ! 323 Distin Ave. Phone Blue 270 | | |SANITARY PLUMBING and HEATING COMPANY W. J. 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