The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 7, 1940, Page 6

o ) THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, FEB 7,.1940. By GEORGE McMANTUS IOVE ~| MUIST REM MBER WHAT CIT\( I WAS IN- OH ES-ST., PAU AND MINNEAPOI_IS‘ “ f BE CAREFUL-|| HAVE NO FEAR- I DARLING- || PETSIE - EVEM N AS A LITTLE LAD | WAS QUITE CLEVER ON A TRICYCLE- Flint Ends Fantastic Voyage; In Ice Jam SEINER ON REEF; NINE MEN SOUGHT st Guard Cbmbing Ta- cosh Island Wafers for Boat Wreckage TR R [ | STEAMER Movmm‘—fl ,‘ L — e o s e 0 0 v e 0 e 0 NORTHBOUND Tongass schedv ; lay morning L lll)lll’l)\\lll\(\ North Co (oa ail from at 9 a m. Taku scheduled to sail from By Seattle February 13 9 p b ( ard A m. » : ik summsm ND SAILIN N d. schedy 1 o'clock n and cw at midr unt Mc ley thbound next Sunc 9000000000009 00060000°e4 @eevo00s0000c200ncc00m00e 't ended its fantasti advont wice jab i Baltimo world” nert, released f verture of a lifetim LOCAL ¢ Estebeth schedul Wednesday at 6 p. m { ILINGS i | i al for southern Marvia ! " i i | Dr. W. J. Johnson ! Doris-Ann Bartlet:: scuccs by severt numss o ° H B h P making improper advances to them, Dr. W. J. Johnson, superin- 5 7 aS ”1 day arty tendent of the San Antonio, Tex., T S a R % o State Hospital for the Insane, TIDES TOM@ORROW Doris Ann Bartlett, dau: fights ouster proceedings being T Mr. Mrs. E. L. Bart conducted in the Texas state sen- old tod and the ate chamber at Austin. Dr. :Io}_m- | celebrated with a Val von denied the charges, clalmm.g’ tr % 5 e ey were “false and slanderous. this afterncon at the fa me on W venth Stre -rr . —— % sked for the nt were. Carc o od Karnes, Mallie r, Joan E HOUSEHOLD G, o ; APPLIANCES | | veosoeecs e e Lc tide 6 tide 1:04 p. m, 17.1 fec Low tide 7:21 p. m. -14 fee -oe DartinFog moumeey Has Mosi c! Run 35 FROM HERE FOR WESTWARD The steamer Mount McKinley left for Lynn Canal and Westward points 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon with passengers from Juneau Haines, passehgets :were Mrs HIS TERMS: CASH _unless he gets a boost in his re- Harri Machine Shop "Try Us First” Mrs. L. ). Reed — Sk HALGE‘\T TRAVbPORTATlON CO. Guest of Honm U. S. Mail Carrier For v,\h‘.\. I[‘.;“ s. Reed il. .\h.’:‘l\:" M % s ) n A B T given evening by | | | | Capt. Einar Ilaug motorship Dart in run over sixty hours lat to report the theast / Dart 1 on its Petersburg : 1, J. C. Paddock, Sydney d 1g% = o R _ d and wayport Tun 1ast Wednesday. oaper stise Bogan b Syoney RO L o e Fonarsoe Nt Hillg siation - | B Boifegtier ,ands Mrs.. Statiley Leaves Ferry Slip, Juneau ) of t fog v 1S ¥ - A may ring v NO B id S ‘, 20 < cksol o 9 5 3 every Wi S PTREE RO oG C ok unul & gway—C. L. Anderson, E where he awaits arrival of his 1940 contract, Jackson at . the Lesher residence every Wedneaday.a¢ ] a.m. Bay and with many . potfer, Canvass White, Bob Sel- on Willoughby Avenue. For PETERSBURG, KAKE, PORT | nol o e mar, Dick Wilson, Douglas Blan- ~ 75 = 5.0 A .| Twenty-four guests were invited ALEXANDER and WAY PORTS and frequent the log brought in Mrs. Sam arrell Owens from d. R. Dahl, T Olsen, Bill Feero. to spend the evening and game For Information s Sullivan,: R. Sullivan, John W played for the occasion. Many Haugen Transportat'mj Co. Red 611 n, M. Sipperell, B. Ward, Mis. ongass ow i lovely- gifts were opened by the Freight must be on city dock not : later than 4 P. M. Tuesday He was to leave on R leg, J. Reynoldsen honoree, his afternoon wit r this afternoor NS e 4 e 3 o S Fm ard—Jack Warren, Mrs. E.' : PSS S ey . s ina % Allen, Mrs, L. Rogérs, Mr. and Mrs Regular meeting of Silver Bow i" ey T WISt P w. stiliwell, . Nellie J i Lodge, No: A2, Thursday evening, 7 Capt. Haug ]: enger Lo Peter L Ar d, A. Edgar, F. Laubscher o'clock. Work in initiatory degree. A L A s K A RUMM “ SALE I. Hagerup, A. @. Black. —_— o Tl All members urged to be present, By Luth s 4 i For Cory SEATTLE, Feb. 7.-—-Steamer Ton- P'l D $h ' Special invitation to visiting broth- T at' .’f 1 For Ka 3¢ ' : ass sailed for Southeast Alaska | F. S. LOUGHLIN, : ]“"'x’\' SR : 1= at 5 o'clock this morning. ;)e HVXIQ S BQQLH on _ay Noble Grand ra;:nsporl 108 e A B Passengers aboard the Tongass i inini " e IQHAmfi m booked for Juneau include John rOJed d.Jomlf.lg (:‘Jm' SR I — ompany 'an; -ro CALL N S s ;| Price, Fred Jaacobsen, Mark M. Jake, | mercia! Pier | SANITARY puymma and IN pORT “OND A‘ James O'Neill, Eddie Swope, Charles ! l > HEATING COMPANY e L | Switzer e W. J. NIEMI, Owner Leaves % Freight anln p’:ll.\fl")?gfls! stea ml\\l | A - Wokk” on BT s “Let your plumbing worry be Seattle 2 anana, of the Alaska Steamship | wharves began yesterd oTls | our worry.” Phone 788. S. S. TAKU ... Feb. 13 }'OR YOUR CAB Company, is scheduled to arrive in Iwo Go SOU [H Lol T Groniey storuing ‘(,,],“14'\ S. S. TYEE Feb. 20 BROADWAY cms CO. port sometime Monday from the 4120 by 70 foot wharf adjoining the uth. The steamer is westbound. | ABOARD 'I'AKb | Selinercial Whatt for Wiler ok LT AR A T PPN e & omh‘ Irving said the new whart should $WO’ DASSENERIS \PPK DOESANS #l be completed in about PASSENGERS FREIGHT ,,,,,,,, Nl on the steamer Taku leaving Ju-| g warehouse will e TIMELY CLOTHES REFRIGERATION Irving’s Market fr § § neau last night : { z —The Slgn of V. A. McEachran went to Ketehi: | Dimensions cal { A { all s 2 } 1 Acheson is booked 10| fyontage and depth { { Dependable Service | | Willoughby Avenue ! - S - - HAGERUP LEAVES 1 FOR NOME WORK Irvin Hagerup. populm young Ju- au man, former steward at the|Large Rflfl"“o ; ® 205Kk NUNN-BUSH SHOES ik feet to STETSON HATS D. B rzmn UALITY WORK CLOTHIN — § U 2 Phone 114 FRED HENNING Complete Outfiiter for Men e 115‘”!) sailed (:1 the demt al)‘]fi"‘l:”l l(Qm from ‘m;% McKinley for the Vestward. S ~ -} 2 and Fairbanks until May when he i e o 3 Juneav o Fairbanks: Tuesday and Wednesday | 1,1 : i i 85 vy || BROADCAST | 75, o vascorves Fairbanks to Nome: Monday and Thursday | wiews U B cHE CHICTOMIA OF. BRAFIES Fairbanks to Bethel: Wednesdays IR v T ==~ 1!| JOINT FEATURE SERVICE Fripcoss Neesh | h ON THE ARI | Co e i i IT'S TIME T0 | . . . | ! | SCONTINENTAL U. S. 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