The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 4, 1940, Page 6

BRINGING UP FATHER NO-MR JIGGS ISN'T IN NOW - WHO 1S THIS 2 '3 CAPTAIN FUNNELL ? OH! | | WHY SO YES-IT WOULD BE VERY | | HAPPY- | NICE IF YOU WOLILD DINE | | MOTHER? OH-A VERY DISTINGUISHED GENTLEMAN CALLED UP YES - A YOUR FATHER - A CAPTAIN- CAPTAIN CAPTAIN-? ILL WCE%JMUST ALL DRESS FOR FUNNELL- /SAY | DO HECS DINNER -1 DO_HOPE THAT F:‘EEK?\IAJ\ASIS GOSP‘\'I\JECELI»;\\?EEJ M — HE WEARS HIS UNIFORM SSUWELS SNGE e WITH US AT THE HOTEL TONIGHT— _____/ R | SteRmMER MOVEMENTS | 39for Juneau L s s e s s s s e e . NORTHBOUND . Gn S S Yukon e Taku due Saturday mornin . L] L . SCHEDU ) SAILING> . e Northland scheduled to sail e . from Seattle 10 a. m. tamor- © T on docked irle row. . Junea 1 noon at 3:30 o Mount McKinley scheduled to ® a'cloc h, bringing e sail from Seattle January 6 © 25 it from Se le, 14| o at 9 a. m. ° ron e and sburg, | e Tongass scheduled to sail from ® ailir wostward with eight ' e Seattle January 9 at ¢ p. m. @ here early this morning ® Princess Norah scheduled to @ m Seattle passengers were B.| @ sail from Vancouver Janu- @ rs. B. R. Aikens, Mrs.| @ ary 12 at 9 p. m. . R. C. Hayden, Mrs.| @ Freighter Derblay scheduled to e Louden, Myrtle Moe, ® sail from Seattle Janu: ° \, Fred Reebs, Louis| ® for Southeast and Lo ances Re Virginia Ro- | ® Alaska ports ° k Belty Sharpe, A. E Smith, | ® SOUTHROUND SATLINGS . i I Tyern ® North Coast in port; sails south ® 1 H I 1 M T - @ at 11 c'clock tonight ° ; 3 Ca ann @ Yukon scheduled southbound e I an, Joe Werner, W. R. Wind- ® next Tuesday or Wednesday. ® W. R. Wind: child, ® LOCAL SAILING . Dr. B, L. Zinnonian Zin. © Estebeth scheduled to sail every ® n n, Frank Bicclecome © Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit- @ From Ketchikan—Irving Lowell, © and wayport s Flwin Messer, R on, Mirs. leaves every Wednesday ® Walter Sharpe, O. Bernhoft, Capt. ® 1. m. for Petersburg, Port e Jesta Timmerman, ® Alesander, Kake and way © George Chassis, Lena ® Port e vas 6000 0e 3008 asc fackeby, J P TipEs TOMORROW | Sailing Westward were the fol- "rsy (jge_3.13 am., 39 feet Jowg g A High tide--9:32 am., 168 feet K seward—Fdith Murphey, Se 518 | et O s h tide-—10:40 p.m., 140 feat Lambert M For Kodiak—John I. Noble, Vel- ma Ameling, F. J. Maloney, F MARINE SURVEYOR IS GOING TO HAINES 1 DASSENGERS AB0ARD TaKky | 0 DODOCK WORK veyor, arrived in Juneau on the | Yukon from his Ketc hikan offices e enroute to Haines to handle dock repair work there The steamer Yukon, Troast ailing from Seat- o bt l"“"'}?]" :m:l Southeast| i, jnto Haines, is understood to has the following Pas-|yave damaged the Government s aboard booked for Juneau: ., ..c H. I. Smith, Charles Raatikain- in, Jane Wilder, Mrs. C. A. Wilder - GEN. CONSTRUCTICN MAN AND WIFE WILL SAIL SOUTH TONIGHT Jennings, a guest at the Baranof Hotel, was to fly to Haines with the AAT Lockheed today, taking along pile driver man Jim Cole. e s FIFTEEN THOUSAND militia- men had to be called out to sup- press the whiskey insurrection nd Mrs, Howard Hayes, who which broke out in' western Penn- <ided in Juneau during the Sylvania when the autharities at- boat harbor, temped to end illicit distillation - ATTENTION, SONS OF NORWAY dinner for members and fa at 6:30 p.m., Saturday, Jan. 6. Business meeting 8 o'clock: ini- the North Coast 12 n th 1 Construction rere for Y ned in towr for a few to clean up business of his com-|tiation and installation. pany. OLIVE WESTBY, DU adv Secretary. IV¥~, CHIROPODIST, Gd Appliances to measure— > 648 ~—Ins(u-a;me Aga}hst rTorpedo&s News Today—Empire. What with all the naval activity going on throughout the seven seas, jnnocent bystanders are apt to get huyrt if they do not plainly identify themselves. Here is the American merchantman, Windrush, showing the “1J,S.A.” newly affixed to her name. Practically all American ships have | this style of identification, 3 i . Latest addition to the U. S. merchant fleet, the Maritime Comumis- sion’s C-3 type freighter Sea Star, is pictured as she slid into the water at Oakland, Cal, recently, second $2,857,000 vessel launched in the Oakland estuary since September. Keel laying of 2 third C-3 vessel is to follow immediately. The Sea Star will have a speed of North Coast Brighion Rites At Chapel Today Bringsin 7 Funeral services tor Rod Brighton. | who ed away at St. Ann’s Hos- | {pital last Tuesday, were held this Seven passengers arrived on the afternoon at 1:30 o'clock in the North Coast this morning from Chapel of the Charles W. Carter Sitka, for Juneau. | Mortuary. They were Barney Olson, Mrs.| Catholic mass was said and: in- Paul Morgan, Myrtle Hollywood, terment was in Evergreen Ceme- Jerry Powers .Emil Niemi, Father T Ryan, Nellie Johnson. | The North Coast is scheduled to sail south at 11 o'clock tonight - e ELECTRAS MAKE | TWO HOPS TODAY One Pacific Alaska Airways plane flew to Fairbanks today and an- other was due in Juneau from the Interior this afterncon and sched- EEEEENGEEENENANISSIN—— uled to return immediately. EEN TOP el g ;Senior Trinity Guj@ Meeting The Senior Trinity Guild will meet at 2 oclock Friday (tomor- row) afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. R. -Guerin in Douglas, e Empire Want Aas Sriog Results. Flying north with pilots Al Mon- 1 and Walt Hall, were Mr., and Mrs. Oliver Anderson, H. Gron- NS A % S | CABS—PHONE || BROADCAST R. G. Karels i | Coming in with pilots Murray Stuart and Gene Meyring are C.| 57 || JOINT FEATURE SERVICE N. Creamer, Charles Creamer, Mrs. AIR! W. awards, P. Woods, N, Wag-|| BUY GREEN TOP RIDE on e ness, Mrs. S. Bakke, W. D, Knoxi COUPON BOOKS: and R. Borland | | i SO i 9825 In rides for $5.00 i By The Dafly Alaska] i | Try The kmpire classifieds for| Jan L . B | | st | Empire and KINY | | | frrrrr e D e USSR —The Sign of Dependable Service ~ \ \ { N N I} \ | N ) (2 Juneau o Fairbanks: Tuesday and Wednesday Fairbanks to Nome: Monday and Thursday Fairbanks to Bethel: Wednesdays ® 1 U. S. Airmail—Express Service ° ; Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc. PHONE 108 i LOUIS A. DELEBECQUE Sales Representative : THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, JAN. 4, 1940. By GEORGE McMANUS - —_— ( HOSPITAL NOTES | bbbt o ool et i, 1 o George Graves, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Graves, who suffered a broken leg as the result of an ac-| cident on the evening of December | 29 was dismissed from St. Ann's| | Hospital today. His leg has been put in a cast and hé is | home on West Tenth Street { HE WENT TO SEA AS A SAILOR YEARS AGO NOW HE 1S _CAPTAIN OF A BARGE ON THE ERIE CANAL _AND HE LIVES IN ERIE - NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY that a hearing will be January 12th, 1940, at am. before the Judge of United States Commissioner's and Ex-Officio Probate Court for the Sitka, Alaska, Commissioner’s Pre- cinet upon the petition of Thomas Tilson, Jr., for admission to pro- SIVEN held on 10 o'clock the at his | Yate of the last will and testament | of Thomas Tilson, Sr, made cn M: 23, 1938, and for confirma- of appointment of Thomas Admitted to St, Ann’ £ ekiesn Mrs, Dorothy, Noths ea | Tilson, Jr., as executor thereof and gical attention this morning. |for the issuance of letters testa- o ;mcmmy to him. All perso mwr«l & ar e 3 | ested are required at said e and H n‘l today Aand a‘re ai 1hcn'1“u0" should not be granted ) b | WITNESS my hand and official ey seal at Sitka, Alaska, December ! e 128th. 1939. 'Wante WILLIAM W. KNIGHT, | United States Commission- ‘0"0 Baby er and Ex-Officio Probate Judge for the Sitka, Alas- (a"iage | ka, Commissioner’s Precinct. { Publication dates, Jan. 2-3-4-5-6- If you have a baby carriage or baby buggy that is nst nley Jackson of the Salva- tion Army. There is a white | family that is in positive need for such a vehicle owing to fre- quent hospital care for one of two small children. Empire ciassilieds bring results | Pt | BOWL P ——— and* for Health and Pleasure l \ at the BRUNSWICK Ed C.P. A. Business Counselor COOPER BUILDING Opposite Federal Building o [T EXPERT !| SHOE REPAIRING || Years in the Business | J. G. OBERG | | THE SHOE HOSPITAL Formerly Al—the Shoe Doctor | NEWS PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL WORK or WELDING CALL: A - Rice & Ahlers Exclusj,\r‘e Dealers Briggs’ “BEAUTYWARE" Plumbing Fixtures N 0il A o~ Bumers = = = 8-9-10-11-12, 1939 wanted, just contact Adjutant |__ T FAMILY [+ v - JAMES C.COOPER |\ srome snaveronrarron oo i For adv. 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MULVIHILL QUAKER OIL RANGE PHONE 34 Agent, C.P.R.—Juneau, Alasku | Baranef Hotel ' CANADIAN PACIFIC | attacking their herds and killing | large numbers of their cattle. — et | [ EXPRESS THANKS ® The members of the Alaska Na- { Eea en'ng tive Brotherhood and Alaska N &r tive Sisterhood, desire to exten: their thanks to all those on Gas- tineau Channel who aided in ing the annual Christmas tr ercises, gifts, etc.s such a co success | VANCOUVER, B. C. Jan. 4 Ranchers in the Nezko district of | British Columbia have appealed to the Goverr for aid in com- |bating welt packs The 1anchers said the wolves are - Today's News ~oaay 3 4e T SRILING SCHEDULE [ | Leave Due Juneau Due Jurieau Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound MT. McKINLEY Dec. 23 Dec. 26 dan. 2 | YUKON Dec. 31 Jan, 3 Jan. 10 | FOR OTHER INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS { CALL——— y THE ALASKA LIN | PHONES | H. O. 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