The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 10, 1940, Page 8

B T — iy ST w‘(v—"’ 8 = _ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, SEPT. 10, 1940. -— — pis e - FOR HOLE-IN-ONERS | he ot a hole in one at No. 15 St : 7Y ! SR PR whie - | the Rainier Golf Club, Sh ' pplng r ! ipl“Sb“’ghMan a5 ha i o E: i o SEATTLE. — Bill Segalla got a But he hasn't made any more % y ra ers & A p r“s e | one at the 16th at Jeffer- dodoes since reading about his | | Hllll'lng Goa’! “!‘ Missvlv)e?t’mhs?e';"’evssr“misg of He read about it in the second hole in one in a week If i ; Child Welfare Services for the Ter- - a day or so later ‘ PSRN T S ‘ || By A||'p|a||e v 8 . ritorial Department of Public Wel- osses in ' Discharged A onfrolled =i e e ‘ 1| L. E. Iversen, machine manufac- stea . H ; 1| turer from Pittsburgh, does his ar a""s i 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. 10./ mountain goat hunting the modern| SALINAS, Cal, Sept. 10. — A| » S ! | |—Grafting on tolls taken for cross-| way—and big husky guide Ed|brush fire on the Camp Ord Mili-| MJo , i 3 % |ing the Golden Gate Bridge has re- | Jahnke shouldn’t mind a bit. tary Reservation of she United| W \xullvd in the discharge of two toll| pyercen this morning chartered|States Army has been brought un-| A y o Tonnage of Bfl'lSh Neu_ takers. Bridge Manager Harrelson| e’ Lookheed seaplane here with|der control after it had swept over " ‘ ' I D d' v [ é | admitted that the men had been | pilot John Amundsen and began 1,500 acres of land. | T \"] | . | | fired, but declned to give the|oombing the nearby mountains| The fire resulted in a series of F (gg) e i, Why casy-to-c'ean rla SP' . (;'e' 8“2%’00(?'( i | ey from the air in search of goats. spectacular explosions when it lRST lN | | 1t is understood that they ob- Amundsen, Iversen and Jahnke|burned over the Camp Ord artil- ARMSTRONG'S QUAKER RUGS srlaceda v ! | [ tained funds estimated at possibly| ey to the Dorothy Lake country|lery range, and set off a number of QU‘}LITY ™ T | thousands of dollars during the past| Tracy Arm this| shells. Choice American: NDON, Sept. 10.—The itis |and down towards acy - are such grand values at . Lowmow, ‘sepk 10 S prin, {4 [several years by selling to them-| oo Githout seeing goat, and| Twenty-tive hundred soldiers, for-|| 2/ t,n W . 4 ay says 84000 t A selves blocks of commutation tick-| ypic afternoon took off for Endi-| esters and CCC boys joined in bat- i £7 ‘)0 today says 84000 tons of British | ets, at reduced prices under fictiti-| cort Take country. tling the flames. At your favorite tavern In ® and neutral merchant shipping is ous names. Then, when a motorist —_————— v (for the 9 x 12 ft. size) the loss during the week ending Crossed the bridge and paid a cash| When goat are sighted, not too| . and package store. d September 1. fare, the toll faker placed a ticket|NIEN for an easy climb, Iversenand _ TO STUDY ALASKA | This brings the total shipping loss in the lc-iste‘lj amul pocketed the| JAhnke will do the hunting while| David Robinson, of Portland, is for the first year of the war at ! o ; "| Amundsen waits in the ship. { expected to arrive in Alaska shortly ; i | —— | DA bt to study development possi es, 271,000 tons. i i, ‘ - [to study development - possibiliti German and TItalian shipping { | A | S according to ;vnr\z f_rs;n tthe General Once yor ses these glopiots fll pats losses for the same period is listed Many Plalllllllg 'o I yz:-m:l-vc n:itnvlel-‘ o ko | Land Office in Washington. terns vou'll agree with us. They're at 1,236,000 tons. { s s o Empirs witleds pring resulta prettier. They have richer colorings oo —— H » v 7 o'clock tenight. mpire Criass g and smarter effects. And each rug is | Attend Miss Holst's | : g ; surface-sealed against spots and stains ARMV E"GI"EERS | to makckthtm more sanitary and o - ) 2 (. 0 S . - a0 o casier to keep clean. Of course you'll ( "T sl & Boof e, O o v T0 SELL CRUISER oncer! Tomorrow o L By no means a stranger to Juneau T " R ' ' L The cabin cruiser Black Fox, now 4 o i o P at the Lighthouse Service dock in l:,‘;f‘: °é:’.“5“' f‘f‘:: f‘;:to“:z“xi‘:,'?f : Tons Wardle Ketchikan, has been offered for sale 1% "": al oy l°°’k“fi 6 N No. 4635 by the U. S. Engineer Corps, with i et Dt TO | bids tobe opened by the District En- B | Attt secoki | gineer at Seattle on September 30. \ T et L A SOT The Black Fox is 30 feet long, nine | concert in this city and she will sing ATILDA floLST Beautiful ¥ g H % |a program in four parts, to what Y autiful foot beam, wood hull, speedboat bot- Bais. i Persian Motif 5 =2 e & | promises to be a crowded auditor- 4 tom and light draft. It was built in : For tI ;3 P M S " | 1934 and is powered with a 100- R s €220 d0oprano | horsepower Red Wing motor. A plan and schoolmates of this charming p ‘sh owing the construction of the ma:cg i::::::;gm;anomujc vi:i’l’l ;s__ N S b cruser has been posted on the Fed- B i i C 0 N C ].1‘ R T ‘ Background exal Bul](lmg hu] etin boa{d here. 93 ‘Accompanying the youthtul. singer o 5 o Baat £ will be Mrs. Carol Beery Davis, well % | known Juneau piano teacher and g 3 adih ”,,o:,/ Rebekahs Open Fall [accompantst, Northern Light Presbyterian Church L / S B Sy e w8 et -u-von-n" A S h d l T |MILDRED WEBSTER ; (hedule 10morrow OUT TO UNIVERSITY, WEDNESDAY, Sepiember 11, 8 P. M. Get our, copy of | i ¢ § . Miss Mildred Webster, daughter A Yon o | Opening thcI fall ?‘?n wngo; ok of Mrs. Helen Webster, sailed for | + o e NN sions, a meeting of the Rehek 2 the south last night on the steamer | Lodge will be held tomorrow night Columbia and will enter the Uni-| Adults 65¢ Students 35¢ = FLOOR COVERING DEPARTMENT |at 8 o'clock in the 1. 0. O. F. hai.| BEACH NOTE—1tl take |versity of Washington as a sopho- Strolght Bourbon Whiskey, 100 proo Regular business will be under| more than the earliest fall chill |;,ore. She has been spending the Schey Distillers Corp., N.Y.C. discussion and all members are re- , to drive away from beach fun | ) R s ki Ju“EA“-Yfl““G quested to be present. Elsie Blythe, Miss Dolly Farley '(l-b;vle)‘. {Solls viaene & ungan P et i excatsicat el £ e " vill shown at exclusive Sands Poin Noble Grane, ‘i,pfs, s ' Bath club on Long Island. She“‘l the daughter of the Francis J. HABDWARE co. Todnys ARws R my The Tanpire | Farleys of Forest Hills, ) | ‘ Bl Bndal Shower ; <) -ulli|IIfilllllIllllllillflllillllIIIIIIIllllIIIIIHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIINII!l||IIIIIIIII|lIIIIllIIlIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIllllrlf. ‘ of COATS FURRED TWEEDS Wolf and Lynx Furred tweeds in Glorious ‘thlc"]Or tweeds, . . . Dressmaker d in new side-tie, or belted styles | keep you warm ssed up” looking through Winter! o Hurry for yours! Warmly Interlined! HOCKINUM TWEEDS Fur-Trimmed and Untrimmed 24.50 to 69.50 3-Piece SUITS messt COATS Tailored—Also Fur Trimmed ® Caracul ' ® Persian ® Fox 24.50 © 69.50 LEOTA’S In the Baranof Given in Honor Of Miss Austed| As a compnmmn to Miss Anne Austed, whose marriage to Mr, Ken- neth Kolander will be an' event Saturday evening, a miscellaneous | shower was given last evening by | Mrs. Lucille K. Popejoy at her resi- dence on Willoughby Avenue. Decorations for the occasion de- picted the fall season with a color scheme of yellow and brown. The evening was spent playing “Yap” and honors were won by Mrs. B. Knudson, high, and Miss Lazzette Shearer, low. Asked for the affair were Mes- dames Evelyn Ferrier, Mary Swap, Selma Peterson, Eva Nordean, Belle Knudson, Mae Reed, Delma Bandy and Misses Lynne Popejoy, Mary Swap, Rojna Auspueranson and Lazzete Shearer. NORTH COAST IN FROM WEST The North Coast docked in Ju- neau this afternoon from the West- ward on its way out with a cargo of | nearly 100,000 cases of salmon fxomx the Alaska Peninsula and Kodiak | Island areas, and a long list of cannery worker passengers. The vessel went out as far as King ' Cove and took in several cannery ports along the way CONTRACTOR IS ROUND TRIPPING C. H. Siems, of Siems-Spokane| Construction Company, is a round trip passenger on the steamer Norlh Coast with his wife. Siems has been making the aent- tle-Westward cruise as a combined business and pleasure trip. In Sitka | and Kodiak, Siems inspected work | his company is doing with other contractors. GOVERNMENT TEACHERS MARRIED AT KOTZEBUE Miss Z. Grace Brocks and Alysi-, ous H. 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