The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 11, 1939, Page 6

BRINGING UP FATHER T AT | OM-DEAR-| ) DO WISH HUBBY WAS ALONG TO YOU STAY RIGH HERE ~ PO PSR TH DOOR- | < - *5HOO (OASTGUARD [srve v HEROICWORK ;. IS REPORTED Taku in port al Statement Showslk Splendid Service | Given by Unit scheduled to y afternoon or uld have six days mail a Alaska du Tuesday have one days’ mail rthland due Tuesday SCHEDULED SAILIN Tyee scheduled to sail from Se- le November 14 at 9 p. m North Sea scheduled to sail from Seattle November 17 at 1 SOUTHBOUNI Yukor Should aboard .-®ec00ecse z TLIN outhbot noon or even- board examined LOCAL SAILINGS Estebeth scheduled (o sc.l al ¢ p.m. tor S sebeaBovew | | very and other ‘ i~ ! Wednssday e at 7 am. for Petersburg, Port ® Alexander, Kake and way e ports. . s e s ceeece e whict a n | $470,081 ‘ | | 20|y | { S 5 isted ar t of the Coast Guard, of 193 how 8 only to st small craft hows and to individual tance lanes or shore par the servic he patrolling of 443 SEATTLE, Nov or marine parades and mr‘ sailed fc ’n 0f-266 menaces to naviga- | 2outhwest Alask t 9 o nin with 130 first c 13 steerage passengers aboar a book- follow- 11.—Steamer Southeast Al ka por his wplish these “chores” the |and ard h fleet composed | Passengers aboard the A cutters, offshore|ed for Juneau include the | vessels; 52 harbor |ing ket boats; five| Mrs. P. G. Mullen, Mrs. James thouse tenders, | Wickersham, Mrs. William Grogen, Glenn Hyner and wife, Fred Barragar and ten relief lightships il’ Sutter and 63 planes. |Frank Lane, tations number 147 active [ wife For use in con-| P. A. Cilander and wife, Mrs. R with ships and Stations, a|M. Saylor, Tom and Dick Sinnot 1700 small boats are kept|Mildred and Josephine Sinnot, Mrs a1 Gondition |L. Hank, Anna Lindloof o t M. S. Whittier and Kenneth Cole, Ann and G Shavent - o C. E. Tabor, Mrs. Walter P. Scott ted men: 430 civil. |Mrs. James Primavera, Beafrice AT through the Primaverd : Rk o Mrs, James I. Morgan, Mrs. J. L. the Lighthouse Service e 1 and children, Justin Jan o o 1 Seppala, Armfulf Johnson, Mrs, 00 employees he ne 500 employees of the New |y, jonncon’ Alfred C. Nehring. will shortly be inducted iy s ot . Washington Noses . Ouf Hollywood by Getting Premiere X 1 bases inactive wif Ms, and ves- OIfi lese station: rissioned brsa - o> TIDES TOMORROW 1:21 am, 169 feet. Lc 7:04 am., 16 feet. High tide—1:08 pm., 187 feet. Low tide—7:40 p.m., -28 feet H tide (Contmucd rumi i-age One) With a Presicential election com- |ing up—as the picture relates—the { oppesition party at least would stick in its seats to the last man to gather in the dirt being spilled on the other side. “VERY FEW SENATORS" { 1In real fact the Senate is fanati- 165 feet. 22 feet 179 feet -2.1 feet 04 am, 7:47 am 1:49 pm, tide—8:20 p.m - The Book ALASKA. Revised and Enlarged. Now On Sale: S1.00. T~ IMAGINE A BLOWOUT FOR THIS—Little Dorothy Bennett, 13, is dwarfed by a 10-foot high tire on the snow cruiser built at Chicago for use «f the Byrd Antarctic Expedition, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, NOV. [1, 1939. D LIKE THROUGH @ __L . Roosevelt WAREN'T YO' ALL. TV Bl LIS ' MORE - PARDNER- ) RO ’ i/ IRON JOE pROP.___— Erill(E s Major-General the Duke of Windsor (left) is seen here on an inspec- tion tour somewhere in France with a party of officers led by Vis- count Gort (right), commander of British field forces. o from London to New York. CHANNEL PLAYED TOUGH FOOTBALL 25 YEARS AGO Member of Old Treadwell, Perseverance Teams ~ | Recall Games | Preparations for the Thanksgiv- cc il ling Day football game here pro-. Press club, two to ten at a time, and | yoke memories of the last major lay them cold in the aisle. Doubt-|grid contest held on Gastineau ' less the Press Club 1Is mightier|Cchannel 25 years ago. Many of the' with the sword, but gad, sir, We\hoys who were players then will can't let get abroad that the in the grandstand at the ball lads can be spread around like|park for the game this year, marmalade ! = 2 However. O A A R IR TR & i NEW BOOKS AT THE ! BARANOF LENDING | lIBRARY NOW READY New books at the Lending Li- brary in the Baranof Hotel, in- clude an excellent list. These below, | now available g “Rogue Male,” Geoffrey Household | “Children of God,” Vardes Fisher cape,” Ethel Vance onely Inn,” Joseph and Freemln‘ Picture sent he said, in bably won but it would k round that the Ser 1d walk out in a body id hearing a hint of foul deal-| ing Yet lesser mat- implics count Natic these only More s tion that one bo; on the wt ATe riou fist the picture gallops 1 a right smart jobi piece of govern-| ment that mostly is fairly slug-| gish business - Double Christmas Edict Is Requesled 1 - | - | i | | | | Nov. 11. Thanksgivir give little daughter of Tom| Ty / t county aUtOr-|ugpycimag f:’;v:’m Woodbury, County, a bright: Maugham b L Wi it | Sam,” John Selby She wrote. a letter to: Presidenblp, oy pogd to Shami Lun: Réd gesting that maybe! { he " cor ! for two Christ-|, M. Hanson g wo trips by Santa Claus |, Deathl Has a Past,” Boutell “It Takes All Kinds,” Louis Brom-| field | “Lost Sea “Three Thayer “Night of Prokosch “Michael Hallett “Wind, Sand and Stars,” Exerpery The tur- Anne Tom| of two keys—yum, yum Murray, seven, E. Murray assiste Holiday,” Somerse by mases this ar -+ 3 Sunrise,” - Kathleen Norris Tower,” Hugh Walpole Musketeers,” Tiffatly FRANCE has a coastline of 1,- 76C miles, 1,300 on the Atlantic and 456 on the Mediterranean Empire classifieds br results the Poor,” Fredrick Beam,” Richard M. Antoine " Rimmer Godden Elizabeth Seifert “April Was When it Began,” Barry Benefield “Teller of Tales,” Somerset Maug- ham se of the Rolling Bones,” Earl { S. Gardner “Not Peace but a Sword,” | Shean Vincent adv. Eai But Today! | “I Visit the Occult,” Fredrick Lith i By G [ weLL~-THE REAL HARDSHIP IN THE ( JUNGL E \ FIGHTING THE FEVE THE LION IS THE REAL SPORT — Rivalry in those days was. keagy between Juneau and Douglas. In 1913 a Perseverance Mine team rom this side of Gastineau Chan- nel met Treadwell team and de- d it to 0. following players tell it, a as Juneau the adwell out- ‘laid for” Perseverance and ave the Juneau lads a 70 to 0 mcing on the cyanide tailingsin | it of Treadwell. Cruel weather cinders into the surface of field and gave it a sandpaper' Four Juneau players went to the hospital after the 1914 game treatment for cyanide poison- | he for Amon Juneau players of that day were William Carlson, now the | England Fish Company buyer Jake Cropley, Juneau lo Hawley Sterling, now As: ant Chief Engineer of the Alaska Road Commission, and J. S. Mac-| Kinnon, who played on the scrub team. Tom McDonald, former Mult- | Athletic Club player, was the stars of the Treadwell | nomah of team - IN GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL Annie Williams was admitted to| the Government Hospital today and | receiving medical attention. The Book ALASKA, Revised and | Enlarged. Now On Sale: $1.00. i " JAMES ¢. COOPER C.P. 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BRING IT TO OUR BATTERY ROOM FOR AN OVERHAUL AND RECHARGE If you need sulphuric acid or Edisun Battery Solution, WE HAVE IT. Alaska Electric Light |, & Power Co. ' | HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES Harri Machine Shop “Try Us First” > i HAUGEN TRANSPORTATION CO. M. S. DART U. S. Mail Carrier Leaves Ferry Slip, Juneau, every Wednesday at 7 a.m. For PETERSBURG, KARE, PORT ALEXANDER and WAY PORTS For Information Haugen Transportation Co. Red 611 Freight must be on city dock not later than 4 P. M. Tuesday —— ALASKA Transportatios Company ® Sailings from Pier 7 Seattle Leaves Seattle 8. 8. TAKU S— () A | S. 8. TYEE ... Nov. 4 AT S P, M. PASSENGERS FREIGHT REFRIGERATION, * AGENT D. B. 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