The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 5, 1940, Page 6

“ rLL PAY FOR GOSH-THIS HOTEL ROOM THE WINDOW % HERE IN ERIE |S HOT AND "AH-= THAT FRESH AIR By GEORGE McMANUS | | HEARD SOME - THNG CRASH LAST NIGHT- STUFFY- I'D LIKE TOLET IN THE 9 SOME FRESH AR IN HERE MORNING- & ¢ _ | WHY DID You | BUT I'M TOO TIRED TO A 65 | BREAK THE 9 | GET OUT OF.-BED- J_;k)’!’;rl, GLASS IN THE a5 BOOKCASE ? NN NG| { @9 MARINE NEWS 45 Sail on North Coast lasl Night 45 SAIL ON Water | | ty-five persons embarked from last night on the North the southbound list of passengers in several weeks For Seattle, passengers were: I. Goldstein, Barney Kane, W. D. Knox, H. Hayes, Mrs. E. Nin- Mr. and Mrs. Monte child, Mrs. W. Ed- M. Tyerman, Miss C H. Tyerman, Mrs. H C. Creamer, Ryan, and Mrs i child m and Mrs Tyerman, Dr. Tyerman, T. Woods, Mrs. G. Buck, E. Swope, J Dr. Rae L. Carlson Mrs. S. Bakke, Mrs. D. Bell and child, J. Anderson, R. Seburn, J Chinella, M. Metcalf, C. Wilson, R. Barland, L. Nadeau, M. Wagnes, V Snoddy, H. S. Brown, Miss Elisabeth r, Gov. and Mrs. Ernest Gruen- ing For Petersburg—L Dufresne, S K. Elle For Ketchikan—Orrin Kimball, Jay Evans, J. Pentland, Harold Foss, Lem McKay - - Steamer Taku, due in port to- morrow morning at 8 o'clock from the south, wilt~go to Sitka from Juneau, southbound to Seattle, ac- cording to announcement made by D. B. Femmer, POPCORN PARTY Miller, Frank n. IS ENJOYED BY | GIRL SCOUTERS, The members of Girl Scout Troop No. 2 enjoyed a popcorn and cookie party in Parish Hall of Trinity Ca- thedral yesterday afternoon. Thirty girls, members or spent the afternoon after school in dancingz, playing games and freshments, Chaperones were Mrs. V. L. Hol Mrs. W. Hendrickson and Mrs. R. M. Akervick. EPWORTH MEETS THIS EVENING A 7:30 o'clock meeting for the Epworth League will be held to- | night in the Methodist Church social rooms. During the evening a nomination committee will be appointed for the election of of- ficers Refreshments will be served, in charge of Vivian Gruber and John Skok. -ee JW. Club Dinner Changedto Jan. 17 1t was announced today that the Juneau Woman's Club Legislative Dinner, which was to have been held in the Baranof Gold Room on January 16, will be held a day later because of conflicting dates. The monthly Norlitemen dinner scheduled for the evening of Janu- ary 16. D NOTICE ‘White Spot Liquor Store accounts, for your convenience, may be paid! at the Top Notch Cafe. adv WWM LUBRICATION - Wykoff, V. Davenport, . HAINES CHARTER invited guests, | re- | is | JuneauBound| NEWS f-'——__NI | Thursday l‘“g’“ at the Natatorium, |Sitka, Alaska, Commissioner’s Pre- ‘mm | - according to an announcement made | ¢j; i l SteaMeER Mo 3 SEATTLE, Jan. 5. — Motorship R s |by Andy Andrews at last night's %?:;n“p;: ‘?e, p::,:r:,(;:,r Em,':: L——-—-—— ——— | Northland sailed for Southeast Al-|POUGLAS FIRE! HAVE | fire department meeting. SBlE Gt the 10 N g 2 t o e oo e e 0 008l 4, a1l oclock this fore-| REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION | 2 S i it of the last will and: tegtamen) S NORTHBOUND ® | oon with 42 passengers aboard, in- | = |ot" Thomas Tilor, &r, made of | @ Taku scheduled to arrive at 8 ® | iiaine he following booked for Ju-| Douglas firemen, at their regular \Mahlda HOIS” May 23, 1938, and for confirma- e c'clock tomorrow mornin {neau mrm(hlv meeting last night, decided 0 tion of the appointment of Thomas, ® Northland due Tuesda i Mr. and Mrs. O. §. Sullivan, Earl [upon _unqualified cooperation with | Tilson, Jr., as executor thereof and| . "HEDULED SAILINGS { Jamieson, A. L. Florence, Mr, and |the City Council in renting of the| Make Ho"ywood |for ‘the: issuanve: of letters (estpy | e Mount McKinley scheduled tO ® Inpo panyy Moy, Miss Margaret | |City Hall to various organizations mentary to h)_m. All persons m(cr-: sail from Seattle at 9 o'clock Johnson, Mrs. A. Dalziel, Mrs. Dor- | for occasional uses, should they de- | D b Th- 3(*51(-(! are required at said time and | e Sunday morning othy E. Ivarson and children, Lieut | cide to do so, to the extent that the e ut IS Momh“""“‘ to show cause why said pe- @ Tongass scheduled to sail from @y 4 giijger, |use of the department’s kh,chen‘ ‘lmon should not be granted. o Seattle January 9 at 9 p. m. @/ - R equipment be granted wholeheart- | b | WITNESS my hand and official e Princess Norah scheduled to ® | edly, The proviso that relmburse- | woe ateH wg;‘m (e720-S0- | sal ai Sitka, Alaska, December| e sail from Vancouver Janu- D [ment for any breakage or other dam- :) g L ‘}m_‘l‘;‘;fdeb‘fi‘l‘zmh. 1939. ary 12 at 9 p. m | g {age incurred by the users is made e 5 = WILLIAM W. KNIGHT, North Coast scheduled to sail ® | ouglas Has la part of the action in the mmer,,‘f‘__*““‘;;“u‘"’se ot T“‘;"‘d“fl- Movie United States Commission- | e from Seattle January 12 at ®| Notice with inventory of equipment i",,“:“"mm_":r“fxm il er and Ex-Officio Probate e 10am [ was ordered sent to the Couneil, © oo 0 PARPRR e AR T Judge for the Sitka, Alas- | ® Freighter Derblay scheduled to ood han‘e As a result of some loss of sup-| i h = | ka, Commissioner’s Precinct. e sail from Seattle January 12 I plies reported stolen recently from | ;o the past winter Miss|pypication dates, Jan, 2-3-4-5- e for Southeast and Southwest the firsmen's kitchen, nesseifylior| .0 has besiSudying. voice cul-|g_g_10-11-12, 1939. adv. e Alaska ports. having locks placed on all entrances | 2 - = . e SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS ‘ p "i thereto received favorable enact. | t2ding teachers in Los Angeles. Empire Want Ads Bring Results. e Yukon scheduled southbound ment, which matter was left in the| 2 > e — | e next Tuesday or Wednesday | hands of the Trustees DIVORCE CASES —_— 4-; . LOCAL SAILINGS In reference to the proposed pur- Suits for d ok h b filed | F A M I L Y | ® Estebeth scheduled to sail every C 1se of a piano by the department, |, Sui for divorce have been flled; | e Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit- 1|S|and ladS rOSSIng Over r. Jensen reported that permanent | District Court by Beth M. MoGrg] SHOE STORE } e ka and wayports. | improvements to the instrument were | #4111 Leo SMome ‘O srourids o8 “Juneau’s Oldest Exclus- | © Dart leaves every Wednesday @ | Tonlgh' '0 Ta(k‘e to be made upon the return of a C-uclty, and Grace Blomquist) ” | e at7a.m, for Petersburg, Port Cri B tuner who would place it in firsy| *2inst Carl Blomquist on grounds Sl g ¢ Alexander, Kake and way o | rimson bear ldss condlEiy |of incompatibility. Seward Lou Hudson || e por | e 7 The appointment of a mainten-| ik = Mummedt i » o660 080 e e e s ¢ Juneau High School is supposed |ance committee for this moNth Was | (F———————— 8 N z - (LY have e uualu ?::;((‘;bflll Dt:am left to Chief Pusich and Foreman| |+ T B . — - his year, but the rom ug- | Warner appointed to handle the| M i i Bh . Sohosl f i | | | SANITARY PLUMBING and [ TIDES TOMORQOW | [las High Scheol, coming over to-|entertainment for the next regular| e night for the first game of the|session was Engstrom, Stragier and. for Health and Pleasure |, HEATING COMPANY | - |annual series promise to give that|Degan. Appreciation of the good| bl . W9 NERL Damer | Low tide—413 am, 38 feet. |Grimson Bear squad a run service rendered by the committee fit (Tet et DCHEDE Sy be | High tide—10:28 am, 172 feet. | The Douslas boys have made | in charge of the open house enter- qur warrys. Eljgos 18 Low tide—5:05 p.m., -0.6 feet. |good showings against the strong|tainment on Christmas Day was ex-| - - High udefll 34 p m., 14.8 feet. \Wmmr squad in Douglas, a squad | pressed | - o< \.uh which the Juneau team is well | matched and Douglas could very well turn the tables tonight and !win that opening contest. Preliminary to that game, slated | for 8:30 o'clock, the Elks and the ance as per roll call of recent meet ings was ordered made by the trus AMUNDSEN MAKES SANFRANCISCO’S [Moose of the Juneau City League,| [ A SR S “Try Us First” Jobn Amundsen flew a charter will meet at 7:30 oclock, playing | Firest Moderately Priced Hotel { I JAMESC. COUPER g = |t to Haines today with three pas-|each other Ia' Lh' first time. I~ — L E o S et i e OXFORD | HAUGEN TRANSFORTATION CO, o g K o MY o tooe v a v (f C.P. A, . 2 ONE 9.00 9.50 .00 usiness Counselor M s n A R T gs, J e 8 Beards- s X Jennings. Jim Cole and J, C. Beards ]Dr Carlson South PeEsON ;'so 20500 COBpES poTDTIR . . Alex Holden flew the wheel-equip- | . Opnosite: Eaderal Bullding U. S. Mail Carrier |ped Bellanca to Tulsequah with n a(a"on |'|p e —— A B $Eat i Toncan; 1 |freight and passengers this after- noon. | | | | R e Dr. Rng Lillian Carlson, Juneau | Optometrist, sailed south on the| steamer North Coast for an extend- ed vacation trip to the States. | Rainbow Girls Wil | During her sojourn in the south, Ele(i New 0‘f|(ers Dr. Carlson will spend some time| ‘wnh her daughter, Constance Carl-| , who is attending school in Election of officers will be the| Cahfomm Dn Carlson also expects main issue for tomorrow’s meeting ', spend several weeks in New York \nr the Order of Rainbow For Girls.| gty pefore returning here. | Plans will also be discussed for in-| stallation services this month. GREEN TOP CABS—PHONE 678 BUY GREEN TOP RIDE COUPON BOOKS: e —— COUNCIL TONIGHT | NorthlandIs DOUGLAS'-‘ A check on membership attend- | " at the nnunsw'ncx [ tees repogt at the February meet- | NOTICE | ing OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN e that a hearing will be held on INDOOR BASEBALL GAME January 12th, 1940, at 10 o'clock ARRANGED FOR THURSDAY lam. before the Judge of the An exhibition game of indoor | (baseball has been scheduled for next | United States Commissioner's and Ex-Officio Probate Court for the | ture under several of the most out- z Today and Everyday the Better Foods Are Served at the BRUNSWICK CAFE Merrills Coming Back fo Juneau | Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Merrill, re- cently married young Juneau couple who went to Kodiak three months ago where Merrill is with Standard Oil, have been trans- ferred back to Juneau, friends re- port. The Merrills, now at Seward, are expected to arrive from the West- ward aboard the Yukon early ne: week. Chinese and Amerlcnn Dishes Special Breakfasts, Lunches, Dinners Leave Due Juneau Due Jurieau Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound MT. McKINLEY ...Dec. 23 Dec. 26 Jan. 2 YUKON Dec. 31 Jan. 3 Jan. 10 FOR OTHER INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS —CALL————— THE ALASKA LINE PHONES H. O. ADAMS, Agent Ticket Office 2 Freight Office A Alaska Steamship Company SERVICE-ON-ALL°-ALAS'KA*ROUTES = MARINE AIRWAYS—U. S. MAIL 2-Way Radio Communication Authorized Carrier SCHEDULED PASSENGER AIRLINE SERVICE SEAPLANE CHARTER SERVICE—ANY PLACE IN ALASEA HEADQUARTERS JUNEAU—PHONE 623 o s - 2 O & somsommoamommosmidd ALASKA AIR TRANSPORT, Inc. All Planes Operating Own Aeronautical 2-Way Radio Station KANG PHONE Madio HANGAR and SHOP in JUNEAU 612 Equipped SEAPLANES FOR CHARTER HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES Harri Machine Shop - ad every Wednesday at 7 a.m. For PETERSBURG, KARE, PORT ALEXANDER and WAY PORTS For Information lhngen Transportation Co. Red 611 Freight must be on city dock not later than 4 P. M. Tuesday T EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING Years in the Business J. G. OBERG THE SHOE HOSPITAL Formerly Al—the Shoe Doctor R || ey vEWS | ALASKA Transportatios orye seenion ILEE R, o-| Juneay's City Council will hold $825 In rides for $5.00 J e Lodge room o~ its first” meeting of the year to- 209 tn rides for $2.50 BRUADCAST ‘s’,‘{’\‘”‘:“‘ v;‘;:;‘:‘fi’;“figgof"‘i’”l"’;‘:r‘ night at 8 o'clock at the City Hall. | ! Company |side at the mecting, BT S S SRS BT BSETS 5 BT T TS i b ‘ & || JOINT FEATURE SERVICE [/ sailings from Pier 7 Seattle LA.MACHINISTS MEE b AT e SONS OE NORWAY { MONDAY ¢ | Seattle & i| s s TaRU Jan. 2 MEET TOMORROW LOCAL 514 By The Daily Alaska|| s s rvee Jan. 9 J ‘ IN THE A. F. OF L. HALL 7:30 P. M. S. 8. TAKU ~.Jan. 16 1 There will be a free dinner fo) | members and families of the Sonnr'm"“"““”“" |of Norway tomorrow night at 6:30 oclock in the LO.OF. Hall | i e At 8 o'clock there will be a busi- | i | ness meeting, followed by installa-| —The SIgn d [tion of officers and initiation of | ] nepend‘hle Service new members. - - SEBERN TO STATES e L e Roy Sebern, Forest Service ac- ccuntant, left on the North Coast| to oin his wife at Rochester, Min-| nesota, where she is undergoing medical treatment. Latér Sébern will go to Washington for a month on special detail. - D TITLE SUIT FILED To quiet title on property at Doug- | las, John Feusi has filed suit in District Court against the unknown heirs 6f Joséph Weyerhqr,bt | Juneau to Fairbanks: Tuesday and Wednesday Fairbanks to Nome: Monday and Thursday Fairbanks to Befl:el Wednesdays [} U.S. Airmafl—Express Service N Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc. PHONE 106 LOUIS A. DELEBECQUE®~ Sales Representative IT'S TIME TO CHANGE YOUR THINNED - OUT LUBRICANTS! || CONNORS MOTOR | COMPANY AT 9P M. PASSENGERS FREIGHT % . 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