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THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, MAY 27, 1940, BY. JOVE-I M ANXIOU! L CALL FOR MR. JOE TENDERLY=- || TR T MARINE NEWS 22 PASSENGERS LEAVE JUNEAU ON STEAMER AlASKA b *w oo 00 IBOTIND . v o 0 0 NO! Yuken scheduled to arrive at 4 @ o'clock tomorrow morning On its way, Sbulh After & kel D t0 e and sails Westward at 9 a. m. ® the Westward, the steamer Alaska, e Northland scheduled to arrive @ decked here early this morning e tomorrow afternoon . to discharge 24 passengers and to!e Princess Louise scheduled to leave a few hg er with 22 e arrive late tomor after- for Seattle and 3 Alaska | @ noon or evening p SCHEDULED SAILINGS Passengers e Taku scheduled to sail frem Se from the West e attle g p. m. tomorrow ] Mrs. John Se ® Aleutian scheduled to sail from @ sen, N eiver aug e Seattle May 29 at 9 a.m. . E W Ibraith, Mona Graves,|e Denali scheduled to sail from e Mrs. Lucille Gore, Lyle B. Rogers, e tle May 31 at 9 p. m . K. F. MacLeod, Alyce E. Anderson, | e North Sea scheduled to sail from Mr. and Mrs. J. G, Williams, Cecilia o Seattlc May 31 at 9 p.m. . Klotz, Mr. and Mrs. John Hansen, e / cheduled to sail from ® Mr 1 Mrs. R. A. Rose, Alicc o e June 1at 9a. m . Pr W. K. Sheldon Jr, Ruth e Princess Charlotte scheduled to ® 1 G. R. Fernandez and G. e sail from Vancouver June 1 ® Sunrise e at9p. m L4 Passengers leaving for Seattle were Tyee scheduled to sail from e Harriet Knowles, Mrs. Hawley Ster- @ Seattle June 4 at 9 p. m. @ ling, Mrs. R. McBu David @ SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS e Nichols, Mrs. Mary R Florence | @ Baranof scheduled southbound e Van Horn, Grace Hennmg, B. B.'® next Friday . Neiding, P. A. Billiones, Joe Henry, ® LOCAL SALL:NGS . Agnes Baromes, Mrs. Glen Edwar ® Estebeth scheduled to sail every o Margaret sen, G. A. Benedict @ Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit- and V. Bookwalter. ® ka and wayports. . For Ketchik Baxier Felch, ® Dart leaves every Wednesday Billy Farrell, Mrs. Norman Wolfe, ® at 1 p. m. for Petersburg Port . B. F. Kane and A, W. Blockerby. |® Alexander, Kake and For Petersburg—Fred Dolphin ® ports For Wrangeil--A. Van, Maverr S0V w S e Sieg s o+ - STEAMER NORTH COAST ARRIVES l TipEs TOMORROW (Sun Time) High tide—5:27 am., 12.8 feet. FROM WESIWARD Low tide—~11:53 a.m. 2.9 feet. High tide—6:39 p.m., 13.3 feet. A el The Juneau Coast w yesterd: on reing from ard ports steamer North for six hour its way to Seattle, Kodiak and other On board the vessel which docked at the Northland dock at 11 a m. were nine round trip tourists and six passengers for Juneau Arriving in Juneau from the as in Denali Here Southbound re We: Westward were Dr. Palmer Congdon, Arriving froimn Skagway the Miss E. Neimi, T. Jacobsen, G. steamer Denlai tied up at the Al- Derocher, P. Woolery and V. Hum- aska Steamship dock yesterday with phries, 14 from Juneau for Sitka and S- ¢*When the North Coast sailed atattle. 5 p. m. she had six passengers from | pacsengors arriving from Skagway Juncau for southern ports as fol- | were Dr. R. L. Carlson, Edith Garc m,}.- M ner, Mrs. E. M. Polley, Mr. and U”“\_"N _;"y" an — Kaj. Louring, mys g, G. Shepard, Jean Juneau, o p’t"‘”-" 2 ot Florence Kilb, Anna S. Merchut, Jos- tersburg—L. Florence. ’ eph Jehnson, Willilam Mahoney and ForWrangell—Charles Butts. ; ! Bill Hanson Passengers arriving from Haines were Esther M. McRuer and Joseph Green. Passengers leaving Juncau for Se- attle were Maydelle Baker, Impi Aalto, Mrs. Augusta Aalto, Donald Sink, Johanne Ask, Charles Ask, Mr and Mrs. Harry Ask, D. L. Aggasiz For Sitka—D. A. Noonon, P. Wool- rey and Bill Pearce. Ed Foger was a , Hawk Inlet For Seattle — John Mahar Grant Herron. DENALI HERE and TIME TO CALL 1117 FOR YOUR CAB BROADWAY CAB CO. passenger Mr —The Sign of : Dependable Service D e e P A H { loosrrcssrrsvorrrrcrree Juneau to Fairbanks: Tuesdays Fairbanks to Nome: Mondays and Thursdays Fairbanks to Bethel: Wednesdays U. S. Airmail—Express Service ® Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc. PHONE 106 LOUIS A: DELEBECQUE Sales Representative A TRIP AROUND THIS CITY OF SALEM, OREGON, ANg SEE THE [ ) oF R | StEAMER MOVEMENTS | | S TO MA|<E SO AM l - AND wOoLl You AUTIES (g TO ONE SIDE? | THINK | SEE OF MIMD Movwe . By G GEOHGE M(:MANUS [T LOVE THIS HOTEL- IT‘ REMINDSH%E SO i l|| II MUCH E- Cope. 1940, King Features Syndicate, m World rights rese This official French photograph se York is said by French sources to show an unnamed hospital ship, her Red Cross flag still flying, lying half-submerged in a Flanders port. There was no information as to wh * EMMA HITS BERG IN GLACIER BAY After running into an iceberg in Glacier Bay, the “halibuter Emma, Capt. Tom Ness, returned to Ju- neau with only a light load of fish yesterday. Only slight damage was done when the Eemma ran into the sub- merged ice, but enough so that her trip was cut short. Nekts sold his cateh of 8,000 pounds Sebastian *Stuart for 8.80 and 6.80 cents pm pound. - 38-POUND SMMON LANDED BY WOMAN Tanglefoot Cove y a gratifying catch Williams, espec:ally fishermen came back A 38 pcund king was landed by Mrs. Williams from Minard Mill's' cruiser Ourluck [ C. C. Carler also caught a 20 pumd king from the Ourluck. | | | I | R. H when so man empty handed. for Mrs. .- — SURVEY PARTY T0 ‘ LEAVE TOMORROW FOR KENAI WORK D. Calvin Olympia, | Cadastral Engineer E 1 recently stationed at Wash. has joined the staff of the; for | Public Survey Office in Alaska, and‘ will leave tomorrow with Larry Dn-t phiny, transitman, to work on | the. Kenai Peninsula north of Homer. Calvin worked in Alaska 26 years ago. > RANGER IX LEAVES ON TAKU VOYAGE The Forest Service launch Ranger IX left this morning to spend two days in Taku Inief Aboard are Assistant District Ranger John Brill- hart, Assistant Ranger William N Biologist Oliver T. Edwards and Charles H. Forward, Assistant to the Regional Forester. - HAROLD SMITHS NOW GRANDPARENTS‘ News of the arrival of a son David Jr, in the family of M and Mrs. David Joly was received vesterday by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith of Juneau, the parents of Mrs. Joly, the former Miss Lorene Smith The baby, a first child, weighei seven pounds, 12 ounces. - - HILLARD LEAVES Deputy Collector of Customs John J. Hillard left on the steam- |ér Denali for Skagway, whence he will proceed to Eagle for the) navigation season THalibuters | pounds of halibut were sold at 9.G0 United States Steel 46 3/4, Pound| . $3.18%. | DOW, JONES AVERAGES JOINT. FEATURE SERVICE ¢ The following are today's Dow,| ON THE AIR! Jomes averages; . industrials 11637, | rafls 23.32, MOOSE WOUNDED BY WOLVES IS SHOT ON TAKU Wireless Operator Given Game Commission Permission Ham v wnlyes, a yearling bull moose was ut out of his misery at Canyon Island in the Taku River last week by a siot fren: the rifle of Ress Morri PAA wireless op- erator on the island. Permission to kill the moose was obtained from the Alaska Game Commission Morrison said he first saw the it again in the same place on Mon- uay ne ncoticed it had been crippled by wolves. his legs and The meose was river to been chewed off of loins.” Morrison said standing at the edge cf the obtain pretection in the water wolves returned Three wolves land and knew they were still there Also found were tracks of a moose cow and calf When the injured moose cow saw son approach with a rifle, it ted for him. The radio operator had only one bullet, but found on butchering the animal later that the one shot bad blown away part of the moose's heart The moose dropped in the water, where it was too deep for Morrison fo drag him ashore alone. He sent for help and Louis De Florian, care- taker at Mary Joyce's lodge, came up the river and assisted him. The nt by cable from London to New M at happened to the vessel. Sell, Seattle SEATTLE, May 27.— Halibuters selling here today are as follows From the wi ern banks—Eclipse 40,000 pound selling for 9': and 9's cents; Franklin 36,000 pounds, 92 and 9% cents. *Ito the dogs at Mary Joye's Goat Disappearing Wolves seem to be more plentiful than usual in the Taku valley this year, said the mountain goat, once plenti- lodge. From the local banks—Westfjord fu), have all but disappeared there. 16,000 pounds. Thelma Second| Morrison said the wolves must 17,000 pounds, both at 9% and 3 have been pretty big, as their tracks cents; Myrtle 4,000 pounds, 9% &nd|showed them to be making 13-foot 9 cents; President 19,000 pounds, jumps. Wireless 17,000 pounds, 9': and Pilot Alex Holden saw another 9 cents. moose in the water Thursday. PRICES AT RUPERT At Prince Rupert today 163,000 m‘ox A"D SAVORV to 10 and 750 cents a pound. 'CUTTER BONHAM LANDS HUBBARD AT PERRYVILL Glacier PnesI Says Ven-b iaminof Stil Erupt- ing Periodically ARRIVE WITH TWO Pilots neau today with | from Fairbanks. | chk Ortman I’ht‘ next PAA flights from Ju- neau will be made tomorrow when Electras return fo Fairbanks. e WOMEN OF MOOSE | tend the funeral service for Eliza- SEATTLE. May 27. — Exploter X 5 Father Hubbard, according fo_a|peor, BeRder at the G ‘f’_‘soc""” Iradio message received from the | B e by Coast Guard cutter Bonham, has‘ ‘bccn landed with his expedition at| Pen)vulv | The parly will visit and study| {the Volcano Veniaminof. Hubbard | | said the eruptions which began: a| ® Perfect comfort year ago this month are still oc- | |curring periodically i ..SEplendid food s > e %Lar:z Roots m:llsr{e lc‘s;:enience R R | al;.mth @ Centrally located SToCK QUQTATIONS |, 20k ey 1o Permanent Guests e e e o ’ ALASKANS LIKE THE NEW YORK, 7. Closing | quotation of Alaska Junean mine | 4% stock today is American Can| 90':, Anaconda Bethlehem Steel | 11'); Commonwealth and Southern | 15/16, Curtis Wright 8%, General| Mcters 40':, International Harves- ter 42, Kennecott 20'¢, New York| Central 10"z, Northern Pacific 5%, | NEWS BROADCAST uiilities 18.91 s | HOLZHEIMER HOME | United States Attorney William. A. Holzheimer returned to Juneau! on the steamer North Sea from Sitka where he prosecuted five per- sons accused of disturbing thel peace. All were convicted but flfl:i tout on appeal bond By The Daily Alaska Empire and KINY 6 Days Every Wuk at 12-30 p.n. 8:15 a.m. 7:00 pan. moose last Sunday and when he saw | “About five pounds of meat had | if the | Morrison said he found the tracks cf three wolves on the foot of the is- | wounds were badly festered and the | \meat unfit for human consumption. | Tt was cooked thoroughly and fed | according to De Florian, who | ‘ FRO_BLMIRBAIKS‘ Bill Knox and Ralph Sav-| ory landed a PAA Electra in Ju-| two passengers’ They were Mrs.| and Dick Ortman| All members are requested to at- | fi—“é’;’;“c‘; EAFF\/ ABOUT TEgECAUSE It éa%s *ISTRIDES MADE AT | KODIAK AIRBASE, SAYS ANDERSON Force of Workers to Tofal [ 600 Shorily, Says Superintendent A tremendous amount of work 1s | being accomplished at the new Ko- |diak naval air station, according |to Iver Anderson, Superintendent for the contractors, who was a | visitor here yesterday during Istop of the southbound steamer North Sea A camp for the personnzl has been completed, as has a 13-mile stretch of road to the site, Ander- son said, The present force of 430 men is expected to expand to about 600 {within 60 days, Anderson said Anderson expects to be back i1 Alaska in about three weeks connection with the ‘zm(l Kodiak. | | | | > - FORESTER ENROUTE Off the ways after annual oyer- haul, the Forest Service launch For- |ester is enroute here from chikan with a tow. The vessel will stop at Wrangell. - NOO]\AN TO SITKA Dan Noonan, broker, left aboard | the Denali for Sitka to call on Lhe | trade there. - SANITARY PLUMBING and HEATING COMPANY W. J. NIEMI, Owner “Let your plumbing worry be our worry.” PHONE 1788 i | | prc e T e e HAUGEN TRANSPORTATION CO. U. S. Mail Carrier M.S.DART Leaves Ferry Slip, Juneau every Wednesday at 7 a.m. For PETERSBURG, KAKE, PORT | ! ALEXANDER and WAY PORTS Special Weekend Trips Arranged ‘For Information—Haugen Transpor- | taticn Co. Red 611—or Hotel Juneau, | Phone 123 ATCo. ALASKA TRANSPORTATION COMPANY ] - | Sailings from Pler 7 Seattle Leaves Seattle S S. TAKU ...............May 28 8. 8, TYEE June 4 8. 8. TAKU 8. S. TYEE PASSENGERS FREIGHT REFRIGERATION | ° D. B. FEMMER AGENT | § Phone 1& Night 317 | b D el i -3 | Travel ona JUNEAU TO VANCOUVER, VICTORIA OR SEATTLE SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS " Prinsess Louise | . . May 31 | Connections st Vancouver wnt | TRANSCONTINENT, TRANS-ATLANTIC TRANS-PACIFIC | Tickets, reservations and full VP ULvIRTLL Alasky PY | } | lative work in Honolulu with Sacra- | the | in| work at Sitka Ket- | SEATTLEFEE: VISITS ALASKA; she sa n Ju- at: he Miss Florence Woodworth, bai from a trip to Anchorage and Fair- | banks, arrived in Juneau on the Al- acka and is remaining in Juneau be- fore continuing to h('r home in Se- attle. | She likes Alaska so well, that if she can find a neaun she wall remain, Hocl D Job She is | Barancf MRS. POLLEY RETURNS Mis..E. M. Polley returned aboard the Dt enal from a visit to Skazway lative work in Honolulu and Secra- Leave DueJuneau Due Junecau Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound *ALASKA May 18 May 21 May 27 IDENALI May 21 May 24 May 26 BARANOF May 22 (May 25 May 31 | *YUKON May 25 May 28 June 3 tALEUTIAN May 29 June 1 June 9 ALASKA June 1 June 4 June 10 TANANA June 5 June 10 Aleutian May 29—(Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Cruise) calls at Skagway northbound, Sitka and Metlakatia southbound 9-Day Totemland Cruise. —Connects with S. 8. Cordova at Cordova for Seward, Kodiak any Seldovia. FOR OTHER INFORMATION REGARDING PORTS OF CALL AND RESERVATIONS CALL THE ALASKA LINE TICKET OFFICE -2 FREIGHT OFFICES-—4 H. O. ADAMS—————Agent Alaska Steamslup Company SERVICE‘ON-ALL-ALASKA- ROUTES | MARINE AIRWAYS—U. S. 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May 21 May 24 NORTHLAND May 24 May 28 May 31 HENRY GREEN, Agent — 109 niinn ms' v B {mento -and was secretary in the HOPES TO REMAIN IN ALASKA | California capital to a state official —