The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 10, 1927, Page 6

o THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, FEB. 10, = wers 100 GENTLEMARNLY e 247 it You GIT \ - BUST (T IN HALF \ } MABRY’S } CAFE The Best Place to | EAT i in it JUNEAU | [ [ Mabry’s Cafe ' HAVE YOU READ ho classified ads yet? Better do sa { before you forget. It will pay you ell as the advertiser. | | Classified Ads Farm Biil Is | > i Well Traveled il - | : Given Preference | I | ; A In House | Regularly and Dependably H TR ———a WASHINGTON 10.— The = 3 W, : 4 Lyv.Seattle Ar.Juneau Lv.JuneauSB TIE EMPIRE ]\ Nary r"‘v ["'” has ROGERS ... Feb. 9 Feb, 13 Feb. 16 ) | 5 ! )een given the of way in WA IN .....Feb, 16! Feb. 20 Mar. 3 i IS THE MEDIUM | the House, It id that a vote ROGERS Feb. 23 Feb, 27 Mir 2 | I which the general ! S on the measure can reasonably | WATSON ... Mar. 9 Mar. 13 Mar, 24 | nut always have its wants PR!NCESS]SMQSETHBOUND | Steamer Movements by expected sometime next week ROGERS Mar. 10 Mar, 14 Mar, 17 i i 4 r | NORTHBOUND b L S Watson calls wt Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, « time for classified ad-| | = Admiral Rogers due Sunday X HLOTROW | Juneau, Douglas, Yakutat, Cordova, Valdez, Latouche, ot B I i ’t A SCHEDULED SAILINGS | | Seward, Seldovia and Kodiak Island. ) s ti i ten I i )0 f | i " o ‘ l'.“. "lnlnism;l display adver S b Gl ; SOReaUIEd: 16 from | - Rogers calls at Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, lv‘:v.,x,\h . K. v i e (iR SHor with ttle Feb. 12 at 9 m i Juneau, Douglas, Skagway and Sitka, Ten cents per line first in i 5 : Admiral Watson scli f‘ ) Seiton ; 5 e follan i e e BiNaG e U Seattle round-trip winter rates now effective $73.50 Five mts J 1 € | Joalve et f‘” ConUROuNiaLbE e e 0 et Northwestern scheduled 10 | BRICE H. HOWARD, Agent GUY L. SMITH Agent EEoR: d. mnd Tessersehmid om Seattle Feb. 19 at 9 a | Phone 4 Phone 18 HseREverage AMotds e olhl i et lla e Evan il v LG it L t Douglas, Alaska i com Vancouver Feb, 19 at | Jfl} (k'ilg':, 50 cents. SFECIAL FERRY TONIGHT m. | 5 oUTHIOUND sAILINGS ~ RUNS OVER HIM aistands o8 o4 ) h "LocaL SAILINGS | | s Lo el L The ADMIRAL LINE H. F. ALEXANDER, President d to 1eave for | ports at 8§ and AT Margnita sclied I Sitka and 1 arms in front i 4 mobile fast ni Niclson rau ov ima e | Mesa and ki him. Nielson 1 A Must be - > > ! day ) ported imnied Call Phone America rst lcaves for Peters- When Mes: Ui 1OId Papers for saie at The Empire Office L 3 i iLs burg at 1 p. m. every Wed- Vst LR FOR SALE-—48 inch fumed oxk din n WRIGRL0S) BRPOLS oL ———— ng table. Exceptional good con-| The enita, Capt. 1 & o et - - = | e Gl oiniel Bood cne T i i | Virginia IV sails . .n@n_m;f ! EUGENE O'BRIEN SUES i dition 1s. Anderso across ¢ Sitha | and way ports at 10 o'clock DE MILLE FOR $20,000 ' 3 ilding | way k last nigh vbty WoNhodiky wHiT o b RNy Saile every Wednesday even- = 5 e hiting It r‘w Esenger 1. | g ey ,“l ‘f] b M’L, | e [ 1\“'[0“511[1’ VIRCINIA Iv. in, for yExcuntiuuy Inlet, E OR RENT Blano | s i : S B LOS ANGELES, Cal, Feb, 16 i3u-| : B 4 e i eavaiiar etrau oy sk T Raltaeaiserman s HARDING MEMORIAL | Lings, seventy-nine, |gene O'Bien, motion picture aclor Strawberry Doint, Lemesurior Island, Port Althorp, Apex-El Nido, . \‘(‘”»‘ v*) 1\ |‘; ; m\ L) l Aluw H }\ ]\]t»»;r“ for fi.!w a |I‘\11.\“| £ Ve ) in \ v York from has filed suit against the Cocil 13 Hirst Chichagof, Falcon Arm and Chichagof. Carrying Passengers € < e lano s Job Smi and . L 1. & R o ’ T e e L e PLANS, METLAKATLA| Aiiichester, 1 nd, on his |Mille Pictures Corporation -for $20, and Freight. All freight to be on City Dock by 1 o'clock Wednes- NiEstag1 WAl Shoppe. Phone | erson for Hoonah 109th trip across the Atlantic. 000, alleging that a 0 contract | day. Alaskan lotel, Phone Single O, Agent. Seward Fish Co. 143 >oe (Seattlor filmes); { He made his first voyage in | valling & lary of $5000 per week | T - @ Metikatla, the Indian communiiy | geg - for four weeks was abr Lo 600 Sieel Hanapowe imp pullers N E s authwestern Alaska which | " (Internutional Newsreel.) Brien charged in his compiaint (hat | $30 each. Horsepower $75. Auto | e 7’""“ l”"'r”’rr”" ) tinetion of being the fir e was v for the leading i« o | matic Gates. Hand Wellborers P 54 toot an village at which the I ! —Feey— i N Widow,” but that (he| Water Wheels. J. Ducrest, 111 | 4 dent Warren "‘KS inG picture company thout cause o1 | ate leels. crest, High tide 4:49 a. m 15.0 feet everal Burned in Gas ) ! ) ! | drd. Renton, Wash. Low tide 3:45 p. m 1.0 feet | while on his . will so0, Exnlsg P Plant ustitication” refused to cmploy i | s High tide 10:17 p. m 125 feer | €rect @ memorial in his memors | Xplosion, renn. ant in it, although a contract had been | - 3 £ Sl marking the upon which he ! sivned | STEAMSHIP COMPANY LOST AND FOUND Flowers are most suitable for | while addvessing the Indian 1 { POTTSVILLE, Peun., Feb. 10 S | SAFETY—SERVICE—SPEED g TR your Valentine greeting See Ju- ' people, Roderick K. Davis, mayor of | O 1 w killed, two are en ienpecked husbands of uulhum.; \N 2 LOBT—Grean silk ivory handle um-{l o0 b S e 811 adv. | the village, said {tombed and two were seriously buru- England, have organized a society | SAILING SCHEDULE brella. Return to Butler Mauro | " S il | Mayor Davis is in Seattle on bu ed in a gas explosion in the Phoenix which meets several times a week| Due Juneau Due Juneau x Co Reward - e ——— ——®iness in the interests of Indians of [ Park colliery of the Philadelphia and at a tavern where the bhark Lyv. Seattle Northbound Southbound R R LR Juneau Publie ]{i],mry his village, a town of 800 inhabitants. [ Reading Coal and lron Company late rds against the invasion of dis Jan. 22 Jan. 25 Feb. 2 RIISCE ANEOUS F . l ! Mo Davis, when about ready to re-| this afternoon runtled wives | . Jan. 20 Feb, 2 Feb. 8 LL. and Free Reading Room| |t 1o Aluska, received a cableeran - oo — | ALAMEDA Feb. & Feb. 8 Feb. 16 JLET Almquist I'ress your Sult. We City Hall, Second Floor asking him to go on to Washington| Wheat receipts at Kansas City i ALASKA Feb. 12 Feb. 15 Feb. 22 call and dellver. Phone 528. Main Street at 4th | to make a study of the United (alpmers SR B00 Pt Inh a1 va el ROLI,'J’R NORTHWI Feb. 19 Feb, 22 Mar. 2 S ———— Reading Room Open Fror {sovernment machinery as well a at $132468570. Receipts of whe . Ports ot Ca and have your for tchikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Cordova, Valdez, La- Con & 'setile a problem involving the peopic [corn, kaffic corn, milo ma > Y tune told from your hand. Work i n"] 0 2000 “I. ‘u‘|’ .\l“(].ll\.ly"l.l(.“ It l\1.|>: while \.'. “V‘*‘. and barley totaled 'SRA TING | soRCAsNAn (MR ENaT S ay il ionStoREh Gat oSt the s inica 1o business, marr d the future ita b .3:;" h;‘”“ ‘.”'l'l‘:: 'jmm I that Mayor Davis conceived anew (¢ {bushels and were valued = Northwestern will call both north and southbound at Petersburg. foretold e 830 o ™ | lidea of the memorial to the late! 666,02 A. B. HALL {| REDUCED SOUTHBOUND ROND TRIP FARES NOW IN EFFECT — President Harding. ! o W. E. NOWELL, AGENT JUNEAU, PHONE 2 Current Magazines, Newspapers,| | while visiting the tomh of the ® = P R s L. W. KILBURN, AGENT DOUGLAS, PHONE Reference Books, Etc. {“Father of Our Country,” George | I AU TRA Tuesday, Wednesday and Thars- - W. ) ) 453 FOR RENT Newly furnished, FREE TO ALL | | Washington, Mr. Davis gathered fon | < i | || day-—Afternoons 2 to 5, Evenings ] Leated rooms. Star Bakery. B pebbles, which he p COMPA 8 to 12. i i e : BT [ the memorial, On h ‘ o —_ X OR INT- room furnished Apts. ative it A % " Picks and St Freight 4 78k, Floss 3004 Illl»ll;::? tho que .n‘l;. before |t - Saturday afternoons, 2 to 5, and Baggage Independent Navigation Co. MOTORSHIP. OREGON for Ladies and Children for in- tof his town, and doubtle > said : struction. | the memorial will be under (nx|~|mr-‘ {tion in the near future, | FOR RENT—Furutsned cabins—$6 per month. Inquire Mrs. Hogan, Seaview Apartments. I e Figures Profit in Freakish Fractiens SEAVIEW APTS. — 1-2-3 Room Apartment. Fully Furnished. Bath and hot water included. All apts newly painted and renovated throughout. Saturday evening, 7 tq 9:30,; General Admission. “*“——| SAILS FROM SEATTLE FOR JUNEAU H. R. KELLY and J. L. FULLER ¢ | WASHINGTON, Feb, 10— Disseci REDUCED FREIGHT RATES ready for business. No job too big it was an enormous or ling to the one hundred thousandil | & ! s 3 H irnished, CUE Apte, Mra. E. C Wbl s : EieapuLeiviof FERRY SCHEDULE J. K. MALISTER, Agent PHONE 301 g WANTED il Stewart, execulive assistant (o Post PHONE 48 | cave: Juncan Hgp Treis Troed: - ~ — | [BiERET e el i S S ) *7:10am. t9:16a.m.§ °*12:00Nn{ - r LE plum contractor, | { Not only w it a delicate task but - 2:00p.m. $8:30p.m. *4:30p.m TOR PRINCE B T, VANCO . SEA or too small: Phone 146 f‘:riu“r.:t.; I. J. SHARICK bt oo L L U LEAVE JUNEAU SOUTHBOUND quired collection of st Tl use of our hread means batale Weskly: xeninin. thsalet aial o ll:li‘p m. s $1:00a.m - TE R Altetine less labor for the over bur- ) 4 shout | Jeweler and ician eave Douglas for Juneau { CESS Rt e UL e el R e T compilation of elaborate | | Watches, . Diamonds 8:30am. 39:30mm. 1§12:66p.m ICANADIA o Mrs. Walter Bathe, Phone 3801 dened 5 anns R tables of ures and the caleu | 2:16p.m. 8:45p.m.t 6:26p.m. lation read of y and that your haking day are relies of the fabor-laden past you can always serve | FOR general repalr work call Hen- yniform qu ry Gorham. Res. Phone 2003. of many problems to tain - Silverware ute picture of the United Postal Service, the Dbiggest single — @ t—Freight will be accepted. ‘e tore. | NOLAND’S CORNER | i_mturaes o fairs ., WE HANDLE || 1—Saturdays only COASTWISE TRANSPORTATION CO. ' Pig'n Whistle Candy OPERATING : | NONE BETTER i JUNEAU. FERRY and ‘ ] 6:40p.m. 7:46p.m.§ 10:06p.m. 11:30p.m. 1:26a.m.3 ‘\PACIFIC Feb. 10th, 24th; March 10th, 21st, 31st \..:;/ Tickets to and frpm all Esstern. points of United States ahd Canzda—Various Routes—Liberal Stop- Overs. W. L. COATES, Agent. Jewelry | e =t ) IRY OUR 43 CENTS | L e : U |1 yegan in 1882, is perh NESCHASTe InyR | Peerless e UL He is not only a stati ARCADE CAFE ] Bakery lawyer, author and diplomat. MARY YOUNG, Prop. | e, refer ‘ (:Ih_p .im'rnznt‘ problem ) s * e = “i Heyder & Meier P B S 4 B:inm a___NAVIGATION CO. Momrs'up Margmta Accommodation and Service the Best. Leaves City Dock every Wednes- day at 8 p. m. direct to Tenakee, Hoonah, Chichagof, Sitka and way SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA FREIGHT SERVICE o7ts. Returning from Sitka via Killisnoo, Tenakee, Hoonah. Leaves every $.5. “BORDER QUEEN” [ o oy vy s e o a5 B Advertisin | USSR AXD cAxD ARADING | | Past and Future accurately told | i i Y i | or no charge. 5638 Kennedy St., | ! [fcon.. ‘6th. Phons 4408 'Hamg | | Trrrom oS er st e e | readings by appointment |1 Furol‘gn :fml ](‘urn-clt Styles ] = o e ks nnd GENERAL FREIGETING BETWEEN SEATTLE AND JUNEAU With the excavation of the coloa- | naded street at Jerash, P HII«'.: about a kilometre in length joining | F ? W 0 L A N D the north and south gates, it is pos- MERCHANT TAILOR Regular Sailings from Union Pacific Dock Seattle S T ———— . S For information as to sailings, etc., apply to FRYE’S “DELIC]OUS” HAMS .AND BACON IMPLIES” THE RORDER LINE TRANSPORTATION CO. .| “EVERYTHING THE NAME gible to drive a motorcar through the | i uing of the chief public buildings | 1160 Stuart Bldg., Seattle, Wash. S ’ FRYE = BH“HN 00 nm;:‘yvum, Manager ;‘ :nd over the pavement rutted by | JUNEAU ALASEA \ 2 l; .FEMSER. =gl STg:ulf:s‘l;l‘. i3 | Ph 38 N vy i wheels of the Roman chariots. i e : Y | uneay, ALk ugla one Residence Phone 539