The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 11, 1940, Page 6

o ~ BRINGING UP FATHER == D FRIEND JIM- N A TOUR-I DMEET DOWN "RIAL THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, JAN. 11, 1940. By GEORGE McMANUS MY C-JIOODNESS % | THOUGHT MacliEs VOICE = EO(MB PSR SRR | SteaMER MOVEMENTS BARR'S PILGRIM FLOWN TO ATLIN F. T k © Atlin ©c e o w0 s 0 0 NORTHBOUND . chedulec Tor day 1 ) SAILINGS in Jun ver with him were Roy to take care of minb Clark is returni where he h E He came to Ju- to receive medical attention - - C.D. A Public Card Party | ile home store 0000900000000 et ceeeecceecccoce A public card party tem row night at 8 o' clic Parish Hall and > is anticipated 1le, bridge and be played and refreshm serv-d during the latter e0000a0 art of evening Arrangements for the card pa will be in charge of Mrs. J. J. Kleir > Mrs. Guy McNaughton, and Mrs e T"ec0c0000e6c0s s000080 A. M. Geyer. The refreshment » e o0 e e e 200 e mittee includes Mrs. Howard Croken S Mrs. Verne Hoke and Mrs. Kather- .. A TeNre DES TOMORRO\ i ) High tide 2:45 a. m., 15.9 . 5 1 ! m, 28 Scottish Rite to LT Bl L The Scottish Rite Masons will held their monthly meeting January 122 at the Scottish Temple | Twenty In addition to regular business|neau Sh transactions, the Fourteenth D d will be conferred by the officer , Ven- \ Censistory, embracir the 1 rst and Thirty cond Degrees, will also hold their annual election of officers at the conclusion of the degree work, it was announc-| er of the winter includes 1ce Hendrickson, W. P. Scott, and ed today by the secretary of the|Homer Nordling Scottish Rite Bodies. | made for the February > - | will be held in hon of the members. Empire want Ads Bring Results. f the w PAIN ONCE ALLOWED DR. THEBUSSEM TO PRINT HIS OWN POSTAGE STAMPS/ [RoLAND HILL DID NOT INVENT THE POSTAGE STAMP, NOR WAS HE AN EMPLOYE WHEN HE ADVOCATED IT5 USE ON MAIL/ FORMER POSMASTER X MEMBEROF CONGRESS Pardo stamps. ause 0 nish postal sy t government offi e, “Honorary Post- In 1870, “Doctor Thebussem” (Maria de designed and issued his own personal po i was granted him by the Spanish governn sem’s” efforts in developing and improvin He was offered a decoration and an ir \ for his services, but Thebussem preferrc man of Madrid.” ... Odd, Isn't It? I'STIME TO CHANGE YOUR THINNED - OUT LUBRICANTS! CONNORS MOTOR COMPANY e rreeeeeeeereeed ——————— I3:30] NOTICE | N > | poned on account of several of the Missing Inspector Found Dead . i i o) sores 1" sesy atves | neau tonight. 'that a hearing will be held on F g 2 e | January 12th, 1940, at 10 o'clock e RhNS 4 3 . R FINANCES TO AID SCHOOL, |am. before the Judge of the INTEREST OF ALUMNI ASSN. United States Commissioner’s and | Alumni of the Douglas PubuoiEx-Offlcw Probate Court for the School met here last evening m;smm, Alaska, Commissioner’s Pre- the high school, for a combmed|c1nct upon the petition of Thomas | business and social get-together,; Tilson, Jr., for admission to pro- with attendance reported good and |bate of the last will and testament a fine time resulting. of Thomas Tilson, Sr, made on The matter of constitution and|May 23, 1938, and for confirma- by-laws to ke considered was laid | tion of the appointment of Thomas over until next meeting due to ex-"l‘n.son, Jr., as executor thereof and of events during the holiday | for the issuance of letters testa- season which prevented the com-|mentary to him. All persons inter- mittee getting together. ]ested are required at said time and Proposed methods of raising! place to show cause why said pe- money to help the school was an |tition should not be granted. important issue of the meeting. A| WITNESS my hand and official at Sitka, Alaska, December ces play, a show, dance or a card/seal party were among the suggestions 28th. 1939. offered but finally the matter was WILLIAM W. KNIGHT, |left to a committee to be uppomte(lg United States Commission- | by the president and report at the er and Ex-Officio Probate ! (next meeting. Judge for the Sitka, Alas- | Mrs. Claud Erskine was named! ka, Commissioner’s Precingt. | chairman of a committee to pro-}Publlcanon dates, Jan, 2-3-4-5-6- | vide social entertainment for the8-8-10-11-12, 1989. adv. | next session, set for February 14.| (The same publicity committee was Empire Want Ads Bring Results. Brinidige Rifes Here Tomorrow (e s Today and Everyday the Better Foods Are Served at the BRUNSWICK CAFE Funeral services for Robert Brun- | ! dige, 60, who passed away January | a -3 ] 7, at St. Ann’s Hospital, will be | 5 ! held tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 \ ! oclock from the chapel of the|} ’ ! Charles W. Carter Mortuary. ]‘ A : gl The Rev. John L. Cauble will de- nese and American Dishes ) liver the eulogy and interment will| | Special Breakfasts, Lunches, | be in Evixfrffn Cemetery. { : Dinners l G | - Empire classifieds bring results. Leave Due Juneau Due Jurieau Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound ALASKA A Jan. 13 Jan, 16 Jan. 22 FOR OTHER INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS =———————CALL THE ALASKA LINE Y PHONES H. O. ADAMS, Agent Ticket Office . 2 Freight Office g SERVICE-ON-RLL-RARLASKR*"ROUTES | continued. * BRI G | After adjournment, relay games | | were played and dancing to music F A M I L Y | by John Niemi and Glen Edwards SHOE STOBE with refreshments of cake, sand- wiches, salad and coffee completed “Juneau’s Oldest Exclus- \ the gocd time arranged. sive Shoe Store” B ol B Seward Lou Hudsen CARD OF THANKS Street Manager We wish to express appreciation ._____—.___.——.-L | for the many kindnesses extended 2 to us during our time of sorrow and for the beautiful floral offer- | ings. R R TR S SR SANITARY PLUMBING and | HEATING COMPANY MR. AND MRS. THOMAS JENSEN W. J. NIEMI, Owner adv, | “Let your plumbing worry be i our worry.” Phone 788. | | Searchers are shown recovering the body of Roy M. Porter, missing 62-year-old Seattle Immigration Inspector, from Puget Sound. The man’s body was found in his auto (foreground). Porter had been missing two days and a wide search had been conducted in the Puget Sound region. | RV, s U | MRS. BOLYAN ON VACATION Mrs. Clyde Bolyan had passage U — JU— MARINE AIRWAYS-—U. S. MAIL 2-Way Radio Communication Authorized Carrier ’ SCHEDULED PASSENGER AIRLINE SERVICE SEAPLANE CHARTER SERVICE—ANY PLACE IN ALASKA ’ HEADQUARTERS JUNEAU—PHONE 623 e s e - O ) ] ALASKA AIR TRANSPORT, Inc. ] All Planes Operating Own Aeronautical 2-Way Radio Station KANG PHONE Badio HANGAR and SHOP in JUNEAU 612 Equipped SEAPLANES FOR CHARTER etary of the club following resignation of Mrs, Marion Wet- | ter who is leaving soon for a trip to her former home. Mrs. Frank Campbell who heads the Legislative department had {booked on the motorship Dart for | #- departure today to visit her hus-, band who is doing prospecting work | on some mining claims in the vi-| cinity of Kake. She expects to be gone about two weeks. | HOUSEHOLD || APPLIANCES Harri Machine Shop || . o, 0 COUGLAS TEWS charge of the following prograi which ywed the business ses oS B *Try Us First” i : TWO ENTERTAIN HERE Ty Us If War Comes, ol B YL N s Mrs, Earl Wilson and Mrs. Joe | M De eport of Public Wel- glas Island Wo- gren's and mothers' allowances, by Club at the regular meeting | Mrs, Campbell; songs of peace. for January, held last night at the| Next meeting of the organization ne of Mrs, George Woodbury.| to be held next month to be at fare Department funds for chil-| | Eelliken were the hostesses at a : luncheon given at the home of the | former yesterday afternoon. Sew- ing provided the pastime follow- ing. The guests present included Mrs. | HAUGEN TRANSPORTATION CO. | M. S. DART U. S. Mail Carrier s was the assist- | the home of Mrs. Charles Fox, Mrs. nas card from| woods assisting. read. She was| B o — d from on the Golden Ju-| INTER-SCHOOL BASKETBALL Leaves Ferry Slip, Juneau, every Wednesday at 7 am. For PETERSBURG, KAKE, PORT ALEXANDER and WAY PORTS J. R. Guerin, Mrs. M. A, Pearce,; Mrs, W. E. Cahill Mrs. Frank| Campbell, Mrs. Milton Daniels and Mrs. Walter Scott. | lee celebration being planned.! Tomorrow night at the Natatori- F N 'or Information Mrs. Alan Pet was also heard um a lightweight but valiant Doug- TR T Trans) Red from on ihe of Nations las High Sehool basketball squaa| C- Atherton, with the Taylor and “;r':;::t munpl‘:uo:l‘o:nycnlioek i contest, A letter from Mrs. R. W. will again attempt to upset tthDrm'y stoce JEWDhliahorgs, Ieoentis later than 4 P. M. Tuesday left for the Outside, first trip south in 15 years. DeArmond of Sitka, chairman of N high-powered Juneau High quintet. | rican Home Department was | Last week’s game at Juneau r and Mrs tt selected t0 sulted in a 26-47 Juneau victory. ’ m reply. 1 Mrs. W. C.. But this week the local boys will Heitmeyer, of Anchorage, came a be playing on their own floor and ! A L A s K A request and report on Youth Ac- should be able to give a better mc-= t here by . count of themselves. 0 Pool of chairman he Golden Jubilee Flower contest with reason for, was asked for, and Mrs. Evangeline Atwood was named Committee on W Transportatios Company . A preliminary game matches the grade school 100-pound teams of both schools. This will mark the first outside competition for me‘ | Douglas squad and the game should | and Means| be interesting from the opening Sailings from Pier 7 Seattle | was requested to ertain how‘whxstleA First game starts at 7:30 Leagee {scon a benefit show for the club o'clock as usual. Seatile | . 8. TAKU .. ..Jan. 16 lean be put on for raising funds. - e | Mrs. Posl is head of committee in| SOFT BALL GAME POSTPONED 8. 5, TYEE Jan. 23 { charge. Soft ball contest planned for this | Mrs. w H. 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