The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 13, 1944, Page 2

BOUGLAS MANY PASSENGERS NEWS 89 VOTERS AT POLLS Douglas residents polis in the City Hall their votes In | election. There was » spoiled ballot this year, voters preferred not Delegate The amer Princess Louise, ar- riving t night brought the fol- lowing passengers from the south Bess E, Alexander, Peggy A. Betts, Marion L. Bingham, ther L. Bock, Charles G. Burdick, Marie M Burdick, J. E. Burns, Cecili dier, Gail A. Crosby, @ rd L Crosby, Mary E. Crosby, Blanche Fey Joe L. George, Thelma Arthur Hedges, John D. Joyce M. Howell, Marie ghty-nine the ) the four for the to Con- MEETING meeting of Volunteer Fire De- will be held tomorrow Fire Hall at 8 o'clock sident of the all members to to be matters the body FIREMENS monthly Hudert, Jaycox. Charles Johnstone, Gale John- stone, Alice Johnstone, Charles K Rosabelle Kolsche, Eu- gene Lockridge, Claudia Matteson, Daniel Rae, Hermia Pancheau, E. Pancheau, Marshall cheau. Victor Power, Henrietta B. Power pro- Ruby Shore, Jessie Stevens, Ray- The mond Stevens, Archie Shiels, Nina- peen belle Shiels, Pershing Taylor, Isa- the bel M. Vance, Henry Williamson, " 4-4 Helen Willson, Clyde William Will- present at that time 00, Ann C. Young, John G. Young. chow movies showing | From Prince Rupert: Helen Mil- by the club. Sears Roe- | lof, John Wasil. wk are offering the following ¥rom Ketchikan: Grant Manlove, vizes to winners: first prize, $7.00; Miss Joyce Manlove, Mrs. W. B. ond, $5.00, third, $3.00, and there | Manlove Sister Lelia, Sister Joseph, five $1.00 prizes. Mrs. E. C. Whalen, Gibson Young, John Parke, John Steinberg, Robert Moore, Charles McMahon, Mrs. Mac Calmont, P. Jurevitz, C. R. Burley, Walter York, L. Zegarra L. Widmark, Jr, K. Kathlean, George Stinson, V. Kune, Torres Ness. From Wrangell: Lester Roberts, nent Ische, urges here ar before end @ D. Me- Raymond E. Pan- importance 1-H CLUB EXHIBIT FRIDAY v afternoon, September clock, there will exhibit of garden Douglas School luce will have s of 1 E be a -H Club ice at the rde will b will rk done NEW TEACHER ARRIVES Mr. and Mrs, Charles Koelsche ived on the Princess Louise from california. Mr. Koel- Science and Mathe- ier in the Douglas High ¥ He has had 13': ching experience, te: ; for seven years in the Redlands, alifor schools. Mr. Koelsche is a B.AA. and an M.S, degree from e University of California and is professional - musician, having nducted his own 10 to 14 piece ance band as a hobby for several He has also had much ex- with Hig chool bands tra work. For the past Mr. Koelsche held a psiticn with the U. S. Food and Drug Administration as inspector. e Mrs. M. Don C. Miller, C. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. John R. James, Robert James, C. O. Taylor, L. F. Taylor, Leaving Mrs. C. O. Nick Sinceris. last night for Skagway were the following: Louis Rapuzzi, Mrs. L. Rapuzzi, F. L. Phelps, Mabel Jackson, J. M. Graves, Alla Mae Scott, Arnold Diedrecken, wald Peterson, B. F. Kane, Dyer, M. E mell. " BRINGING UP FATHER By BOBBY-THAT DOG'S VERY LONESOME - | LOOK HOW SAD HEIS! | Taylor, srience nd orc wo Tom Mandarin Chow Mein and Chop Suey Just Like in Chinatown! Sieaks, Chops, Fried Chicken, Dinners , Ing-| HERE FROM SOUTH FOM SEPF Chan- |* John S. Matteson, | Mrs. Lester Roberts, Don C. Miller, | Mrs. John R. James, Gerald James, | Ronald James, Brig. | Monagle, Lynn Gem- ' | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRF. - JUNEAU, ALASKA in the suave KNOX, manner There’s an assured carelessness of dress, smart in that’s supremely these new Knox hats . . . Every touch in soft felt speaks of casual o ), distinction. Every detail of work- manship proof, they have been made to Knox uncompromising standards. $6.50 to $10.00 BMBEIRENES), .5, NO COMMERCIAL FISHING Flks Meefin I. 1870 0C. 9 g Will Be Held Tonight Starting the winter schedule, the Elks will meet Wednesday night of tonight, ac- g % According to a wire received by the Fish and Wildlife office here frem the Chicago. office, ure to ccmmercial fishing types of gear; including ' trolling, of all ‘districts in Southeast Al- aska except Yakutat from 6 o'clock on the morning of Sept. 18 to 6 oclock on the morning of Oct 9, has been announced. the clos- * by all week, beginning to Exalted Ruler each Members will me in the lodge oom of the Elks building at 8 o'clock for the busine: ssion this evening 'ARCHIE SHIELS " NOW IN JUNEAU president Fisheries, is a Shiels, America {Juneau visitor today, ar Princess Louise last ni in Bellingham Archie Pacific on t from home Washing- n Shiels will Hydaburg to attend the abc Irights hearings that are to be ‘m( ted by the Department of Y iterior, starting tomorrow 1 | leave | for next week of the ownership i of t Hydaburg, and is one eries whose dispute settlement the pending land claims, the the hear- to Belling- conclusion of ? Shiel’s firm operates the cannery i ! H iels will return - e RAY HUTTON Hutton, at the HERE om Towa, has reg- Gastineau Hotel, - PETERSONS IN TOWN Mrs. Ed Pet are in town at the Gastineau - IN FROM TENAKE} O'Toole hs in Gastineau Hotel FIELD NURSE Bock has arrived here Michigan to take her field nurse for Of - Indian Affairs - - CALIFORNIANS ARRIVE vr, and Mrs. G. L. Crosby and ughter, of California, are in town ind guests at the Baranof Hotel Mus, Crosby is the daughter of the of Marysville, California. -~ POLICE COURT The following have 'in the City Police Court: G. Galon, $25, disorderly Theodore L. Logghe, $2: Horonato M. Monte, $25, duct; George Burton, disorderly. on, of 1d and »anks tered have Hotel come into town gistered at NEW ther L. over as the > of LI S been fined Raymond | conduct; orderly drunk nd When th Is con- & WHITE BAT TO BE ON EXHIBITION AT GARDEN SHOW HERE only white bat known to be in Juneau will be ‘on garden at the Scot- Saturday. an Alaskan bat? Chiropterous Mam- this white bat is not bat. .- " TERRITORIAL NURSES The in captivity exhibit at the tish Rite Temple This may be The bat is a However, frugivorous LEAVE FOR WESTWARD Lillian A. Gardiner, rector of Public Health d Miss Ruth Havenor, health nurse with the Department of Health, left Juneau v by airplane for Anchorage. Gardiner will visit Anchor- , Palmer, Homer, Seldovia and Kodiak to confer with public health nurses and citizens inter- ested in the health program of the Department in the westward area Miss Havenor has been appointed ublic health nurse for the Mata- ka Valley district, with head- rters at Palmer. Prior to her rrival in Juneau last week, Miss Havenor served puublic health with the Idaho State De- partment of Health at Lewiston. Miss Di- Nursing, public Territort: age as nurse first winter schedule evening, I Cot meeting of the Meeting each Wed. 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Tuesday-Friday FOR RESERVATIONS ALASKA COASTAL AIRLINES Phone 612 Agents Junean m ALASKA COASTAL AIRLINES Serving Southeast Alaska——Passengers, Mail, Express SITKA TRIP—Scheduled Daily at 9:30 A. M. Hawk An- Pel- Kim- Chicha- Inlet Hoonah goon Tenakee Todd ican shan gof Sitka $18 $10 818 $18 $18 $18 818 18 10 18 18 10 10 18 10 18 10 L] 18 10 13 10 18 18 10 10 10 Sitka .. Chichagof M Pelican Todd .. Tenakee .. 10 Angoon .. 18 Hoonah .. 10 Haines and Skagway—Scheduled Daily at 9:30 A. M. Halnes Skagway Juneau $18.00 $20.00 Skagway 10,00 Express Rate: 10 cents per pound—Minimum Charge 60c Round Trip Fare: Twice One-Way Fare, less 10% SCHEDULED DAILY Ketchikan . Wrangell $35.00 10.00 Petersburg Juneau $30.00 Petersbul Wrangell ... Express Rate: 25¢ per pound—Minimum of $1.00 to Ketchikan Express Rate: 10c per pound—Minimum of 60c to Petersburg and Wrangell . Above rates applicable when passenger traffio Pm ‘lz I T warrants. Schedules and Rates Subject to Change Without Notice. -