The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 14, 1940, Page 6

- | BBINGING UP FATHER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1940 By .GEORGE McMANUS - VES-MRS. ELLA VA nx«wE'Qh HERE N DALLAS-THAT I1S- DALLAS, TEXAS -MY HL LO TOWEAR A TE HAT AND THE COWBOY S I BOUGHT HIM- OH- YES LOVE IT HER ’ PDEAR - MY, YOU FIND (WE\ L- YOU'RE BACK AGAIN- YOU LOOK SO ‘:TUN’\HN": - 5A ON_HAT VERY WARM %TODAV P4 8 2 & g ~ BUT DON'T THAT TEN- BUT AN’ TO BRING CORNED BEEF HOTEL ROOM - IT'S A GRAND WAY CABBAGE TO ME Copr. 1940, King, ehtiires Synilic L MARINE NEWS | STEAMER MOVEMENTS 0 McKinley Now JuneauBound : - . cheduled to arrive . k tomorrow morn- e L ing . SEATTLE, May 14, — Steamer|® Mount McKinley due Saturday. ® Mount MeKinley satled for South-|® Should have three day's mail. ® cast Alaska, Triangle route. at 9|°® Pridey. . .8 o'clock this morning with 132 pas- ) T""‘““’l’f including 21 steerage ; b e A ers booked for Juneau in- SELLHETY Lo e AR B Princess Louise scheduled to ooy A e R ail from Vancouver at 9 to- . % “‘ o : gy night R mi,.h:,m] ‘m xl.,n:' lf\:“\ “\-1"“ North Sea schedulde to sail 2 i M S from Seatlle May 17 at 10 { 5 am 1“ “,‘“I‘I i”“’ ‘“’( 1“ “ Alaska scheduled to sail from DI FARSON, f Seattle May 18 at 9a.m Dowell, P. F. Fitzsimmon: Denali scheduled to sail from > Seattle May 21 at 9 a.m. SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Barancf scheluded southbound Friday Yukon scheduled next Monday LOCAL >AILINTS Estebeth scheduled to sail every Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit- ka and waypori YUKON ARRIVES WITH 44 ABOARD STOPPING HERE southbound Teee00eeesserses00esTcO00Ce Loaded with mining men and can Dart leaves ev Wednesday nery crews coming north to the at 1 p. m. for Petersburg Port jobs for the summer, the Northbound Alexander, Kake and way Yukon arrived in Juneau this morn- ports. ing with 249 pa 44 of whici e e 0000 00 s s were destined to ) here. P Seven Juneau arri are from Southeast Alaska ports. They werc TipEs ToMORROW R. E. Nilsen, E. M. O'Donnell and J B. Williams f Ketchikan, Walter (Sun Time) Austin and R. Curtis from Wrangell, Low tide—0:45 am. 47 feet and Sara C. Palmer and Carl Burt High tide—G:41 am., 134 f Sian | Fhtershute Low tide—1:15 p.n, 19 feet Passengers from . Seattle for Ju-| - High: tide—7:49. pim, :14.6 feet neau were J. S. Barnett, R. N. Bea e ley, D. Ellis, Mrs. B. R. Glass, Mr and Mrs, L. W. Haynes, Glen Heath, N,NE pASSENGERS Jean Johnson, H. Darr, Howard Lyng, R. Peterson, L. W. Roehm Reehm, J. C. Roehm Jr., Mrs. M. B Roper, Al Shyman Stewar: cinnies sevare, 1 1o w . IN 1 PAA ELECTRAS Williams, C. Bentzline, H. Engstron J. Herrington, D. Klondahl, C. T i Loy, B. Litte, G, Moore, J. A. Man-| TWo PAA planes roared out of Ju- A, |neau on their way to Fairbanks this . J. H. Peterson, C. Richmie M. Rodwick, W. Tuart, B. Sturrey, | 'orning shortly after the arrival of K. Schroeder and N. Salo. | the northbound Yukon. Nine pas- | After discharging freight at the |S€DZers were aboard, seven going S Alaska Steamship Dock, the Yuken|¥Ith pilots Al Monsen and Walt was shifted to the Alaska-Jur Hall and the remaining two flying Mine dock for a few hours befoye | With Bill Knox and Herman Joslyn leaving for the Westward Passengers flying in the first flight Bl g were Ralph Tuck, Mrs. M. Roper A R. Peters C. Heath, T. W. Klein- DUE PRIDAY | o, H. Engstrom and Cash Colc e has been made in the | probable arrival of the Tongass * Fhaund from Seattle. Originally scheduled to be in Juneau tomorrow morning, Agent D. B. Femmer re- ceived a radiogram (his forenoon w A. Rasmussen and W. H. Par- ns were in the second Electra with |Knox and Joslyn The next Electra movement is ex- pected Thursday when the plancs will return n'om P‘-xlrbnnkv Los Angeles Woman ‘ Is Seeing Northland KETCHIKAN, Alaska, May 14— | Mrs. Georgia Dwight, prominent Los | Angeles business woman, passed | through here on a steamer making stating the Tongass will be in Sitka | this afternoon and make other ealls | arriving er to Juneau probably Friday TIME TO CALL FOR YOUR CAB BROADWAY CAB CO. here | Alaska to Sand Point. Pororrrrrees ~The Sign of Dependable Service forrrrrrrrrrrroocos { e e S Juneau to Fairbanks: Tuesdays Fairbanks to Nome: Mondays and Thursdays Fairbanks o Bethel: Wednesdays ° U. S. Airmail—Express Service ° Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc. PHONE 106 LOUIS A. DELEBECQUE Sales Representative the round trip across the Gulf of | sent rrom tral accusing the s pACre, Norwav, Allies forces after forces in the ce wegian Germanv in Namsos area. Back From Byrd Land e Captain Isak Lystad is greeted by his family as the North Star, supply shnl:\ for the Byrd Antarctic predmon docks in Seattle, Wash., after returning from the southern polar region to pick up additional supp]xcl. The skipper holds Paul while Howard and Mrs. Lystad look on. DPOUGLAS NEWS | | COUNCIL DOINGS except City and of With all members present Councilman Balog Douglas Council convened for an hour half session last night, to dispe a few issues and authorize e: | tures of $989.50 for current bills. Approval was granted the Channe] Bus Co., on their change of scheduie to meet reguirements, also the change of day from Thursday to Tuesday of each week for Miss Oy- gard, public health nurse, to use the city hall. It was further agreed o u,mnb\uo the sum of $150 per yeax |at rate of $1250 a month toward | public health maintenance for the work done here. A couple of loi authorized; Lot 29 in block 39 o Henry Schlegel for cash payment of $100 and note for $400; Lot 55 in block 48 to Earle Osborne for $1 and other considerations. Street | drainage in front of A. Bonnet's resi- | dence on Third Street was ordered taken care of at request of the pro- perty owner. It was reported by the Fire and er Committee that the | city’s water system should be drain- ed weekly. Oil contract with Standrad O©il Co., was u-m\wd for another year and papers ued by the court ia ! quieting titles to ecertain city lots | were ordered filed. | A communication from the Gov- jernor’s office outlined requirements 1o be met in the supervision of the transfers were London to New ile, shows Ccl. O. B. Getz, ating Commander of Nor- stafi officers, Colonel Getz surrendered to " in retreating without notice to Norwegian York by ¢ standing between tw of “incomprehensible 2 3 Recelve i U of Alaska Honorary Degree Con- ferred, J. P. Anderson; | Faulkner Is Speaker | May 14— comprising FAIREAL AS, Alaska, Thirty-two graduates, the 1940 class of th.o University o | Alaska, yesterday received Lhcu ! diplomas from the Farthest North | institution of higher learning m.‘ the eighteenth annual commence- ment. Twelve of those receiving their diplomas majored in mining, en- 8 | cincoring ‘and geology spd. the % gineering and geology an e # others in anthropology, history, po- i litical science, civil engineering, chemistry, and business adminis- | tration | Juncau Man Honored | The degree of Doctor of Sciences, was conferred on Jacob P. Ander- son, of Juneau, outstanding Alaska bolanist now serving as director of the Alaska Census, for distinguish- ed contributions to science in the Northland. Only two such honorary. degrees have previously been con- fer by the institution and these were on Gen. James Gordon Steese, distinguished railway and highway builder in the Territory, and the late Judge James Wickersham, jur-| |ist, historian and legislator who ! put through Congress the bills for| SigNs i | the founding of the University of WPA Third Street fill project when the job gets under way. Culverl pip¢ has already been ordered for that project. Placing of rubber traffic the streets was considered in con- Alaska, I nection with request by Councilman Herbert L. Faulkner, of the Ju- Bonner that speeding must be stop- neay Bar Association and Presi-| ped. Degan of the Wharf Committes | gent of the Territorial Board of recommended immediate PR it repairs 0| pqucation, delivered the Com- he freight shed on city wharf. | bRk ant odis S | B NELEON HAS OPERATION Empire classifieds bring results L. B. Nelson entered St. Anr Hospital Sunday evening with an at- tack of appendicitis and was operat- U. S. Mail Carrier ed upon yesterday morning. Repor:| received today said he was getting| M S n A B T along fine. | . . - - i e Leaves Ferry Slip, Juneau DINNER HONORS GUESTS g every Wednesday at 7 a.m. Mrs. Glen Kirkham was hostess|For FETERSBURG, KAKE, PORT at a dinner last evening to compli- ALEXANDER and WAY PORTS ment Mrs. W. C. Ellis former Doug-| i Special Weekend Trips Arranged las resident and now of Albuquerque. 15\:: Information—Haugen Tranapor- New Mexico, who is visiting in Ju- neau at present with her aunt, Mrs. | Floyd Betts. The latter in addition to members of Mrs. Kirkham'’s Enm- ily were also present for the occfl-' sion which celebrated both bn'thduv and wedding anniversary of ' Mrs.| Ellis. | D Phone 123 R pens ot e By ale for Work DOUGLAS Caceum | | T Wake You i TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY | | For Rates—See ' "GRAND JURY 1 SECRETS e 9ey euoyd | Degrees af | |Mr. Watson said. be established but their exact loca- | tion has not yet Been definitely de- | | HAUGEN TRANSPORTATIO!E 5 tation Co. Red 611—or Hotel Juneau, | BILL WHITE |- HUTESS (85 S Navy Wins Game from ¢ Merchanls SITKA, Alaska, May 13.-—(Special Correspondence) —In a nine-inninz contest Sunday afternoon puctuated by spurts of rainfall the Navai Air Station bail team trounced the Mer- | chants, 23 to 10. This was the lead- off game of the Sitka Baseball Asso- ciation’s 1940 season. For six innings it seemed the town | team had the game on ice. Bul in the seventh, with the score 8 to 6 against them, the Sailor’s got their big guns into action and soon sunk the Merchant’s hopes of victory Navy: 23 runs; 21 hits; 2 errors Batteries — Payne (pitcher). ana Vaughn. Sitka Merchants: 10 runs; catcher. ‘The Merchants will play the Navy again Tuesday afternoon, May 14, and attempt to gain vengmncc for YSunday’s routn i - - WATSONS LOCATING - IN FAIRBANKS NOW Offices of the Alaska Miners’ As- sociation soon will be established in this city. Harry G. Watson, newly elected secretary of the organization, declared, says the Fairbanks News- Miner. Mr. Watson and Mrs. Watson have just come from Juneau, where they had made their home since 1925. Se'd Home In Juneau sold their dwelling City, They in Capital “I am assembling the books and records of the Miners' Association,” “Offices soon will termined.” Mr. Watson formerly lived in Fair-§: banks. He left here in 1923 for Ne- nan to take charge of the opera- |tion of river boats. He was engaged |, in this work until July, 1925, when he became Secretary to Gov. George Parks. He was Secretary to former Gov. Parks and also to former Gov. John W. Troy. .o - Empire classifieds bring results. ALASKA Transportation Company Sailings from Pier 7 Seattle Leaves Seattle S. 8. TAKU ...May 14 S. S. TYEE ..May 21 S. S. TAKU _May 28 AT 9 P. M. PASSENGERS FREIGHT REFRIGEEI\TION D.B. I"EHHER AGENT ‘Phone 114 Night glz VICTORIA OR SEATTLE SQUTHBOUND SAILINGS " Prinagss Louise . TR 12 hits, | 6 errovs. Batteries—(pitchets) Holly- [ wood, Lovie, Wagner, and McDonald, ' the | and plan to build a| iresidence here. ANTIMON M R Kenyon 'Ma(l.eans Morris R. Kirk, partner in Mor- s «R. Kirk and Sons, passed ‘ Have Bab G"I through Juneau today enroute to Y Seward on board the Yukon. Kirk and Sons are antimony miners in Kenyon MacLean is passing oyt the Kantishna district. smokes today on the strength of a - | daughter born early this morning BARNETT IN TOWN |at St. Ann’s Hospital. She tipped Byl | the scales at seven pounds even Traveling man Joe S. Barnett Mrs. MacLean and the little Miss in Juneau, an arrival on the is are both in the best of health. kon and will be here. for seve Mr. MacLean is proprietor of the . He is stopping at the Gas- | MacLean Metal Works, tinegu Hul.el Leave DueJuneau Due Juneau Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound MT. 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