The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 14, 1927, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY ;2” . g e ] | DR SERUIN ¢ ALASHA PRACTICE! Y'GoTTA AMY | | ! Reguiarly and Dependably : JEM AT sowmwc broaid A ; Southbouns JESS P(?ACT(CIN Y %) i Lv.Seattle Ar.Juneau Lv.Juneau UNK AN | ! PRSI 5o PRIy N PRACTICE s I Y6 g ; Sept. 11 Sept. 22 . Sept. 12 Sept. 12 MAKES : ( > f 3% 0 N ept. 18 Sept. 29 PUFFIC - : . [ Sept. 19 Sept. 19 » | Sept. 26 Sept. 26 Oct. 2 Oct. 12 Througn tickets sold from Juneau to Califor- nia ports also to New York via Panama Canal. Reservations and information on ROUND THE WORLD tours in connection with Dollar Steam- ship Line also to the ORIENT via AMERICAN MAIL LINE. BRICE H. HOWARD, Agent, Phone 4 GUY L. SMITH, Agent, Phone 18,Douglas.Alaska PACIFIC COASTWISE SERVICE ‘The ADMIRAL LINE H. F. ALEXANDER, President — (ALASKA IN PORT [ s i ”17 MARINE | ynweeTaoiND ) = @ ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY Bl'lngs One Hllndl’ed Nlne' * - SAILING SCHEDLE ty Tons Freight and . q Due Juneau Due Juneau [ —_— 36 P. . Lv.Seattle Northbound Southboudd | FISHING BuATs | Steamer Movements | assengers P O R ] g bt 4 [ NORTHBOUND ALEUTIAN . % y The Alaska, Capt. Willilam Jen Aug. 30 Sept. | | Admiral Evang due Sept 11. || 0" frived” in' port from _tho ALAMEDA Aug. 30 9 PM. Sept. Sept. Qu;i scheduled to sail from | |South at 8:30 o'clock yesterday cheduled to s YUKON ... . 3 Sept. Sept. evening with the following passer NORTHWESTERN . 69 PM. Sept. Sept. Seattle Sept. 15 at 10 & m. | | 0.0 tor Juneau: Mrs. R. B. Mar ALASEA. ... - 10 Sept. ot BY cANADIANs’ | Princess Louise scheduled 10 | |y Migs Edith Manner, Eliane | “;fi‘ Viig ‘l‘:,"“’““" SePt | | Martinsen, A. Vick, Miss M. Trip- 5 at 9 p. i 3 ALAMEDA ... 4 . 13 9 PM. Sept. Sept. | Aleutian _scheduled to _safl | | Arttir Macset Jr. Miss fove [ THE EMPIRE FOR RENT ! FERRY TIME CARD . W.E NOWELL, AGENT JUNEAU, PHONE 2 *—Alameda south via Sitka. Canadian Fisheries Depart-| | .‘,"",:" “;“t‘“““' Sept. 17 at || .. Clara Wunderlich, June Wun IS THE MEDIUM FOR RENT—2 nicely furnished L. W. KILBURN, AGENT DOUGLAS, PHONE 435 orthwest Through which the general| | fooms. Hot and cold running| Leaves Juness for Douglas and i ! derlich, Mr and Mrs, Archie 1 | Northwester: scheduled to - Shi, " 2 ment to Seize U. S. Boats T etis oo g, | | Bhlels,’ Jobs ' Bhlela,." Miss B public ¢an always have its|| water. With or without board. | e wants supplied. | 210 Main St, between 2nd| 6:15a.m. 4.00p.m. i | sail from Seattle Sept. 20. | |, M HUAAEE ‘ ! A A8 ’ > time for classified| | and 3rd. o S e A a1 L I v | RN G ‘16am.t $7:30p.m. FOR PRINCE RUPERT, VANCOUVER, SEATTLE | ey | | Yukon scheduled south at 5:30 VANCOUVER, B. C., Sept. 14 | p. m Instructions have been issued to| | Admiral Farragut scheduled the Canadian Department of Fish-{ | south about Sept. 17 telo, Miss M. Kashe off; Miss A. Burnson and one steerage from Reddington, M. A. Tarp, S. Bo» it FOR RENT ngle room wit :30p.m. ¢ 9:40p.m. ¢ LEAVE JUNEAU SOUTHBOUND Closing time for display ad- vertisements: 11 A. M. private family. Phone 1395. | 2:00p.m. 12 midnight Seattle §. Sanborn, Mr. 4 e e ‘15p.m, 1:00am. | ANATIAN A eries here to seize all United || Admiral Watson southbound s o H anborn, Mr. and | gen cents per line first in- R TPy pmt 1 CANADI PRINCESS ALICE—Sept. 9. | sertion, heated bedroom. Phone 602, | Leavu Dougu {osr oln::n PF‘C&F!C PRINCESS LOUISE—Sept. 20 and 20 ’ ‘ \ { Mrs. O. M. Olson, Dorothy Olson, W. Olson, W. R. Carster anl L. McFarren from Ketchikan; Mr States’s fishing boats which uso | | Sept. 22, Canadian ports for overnight she! Alaska due sonth about Sept Tive cents for continuous sub- PN WSRO T % n(;o .m. 6:30p.m. Tickets to and from a1l Eastern points of United ter in order to be able to fish 21 ST S B B Baton Aby: Bats | sequent insertion. "FO}}I RrENT ‘rv.lu roiom tqurnllsh-l 9“0: + t‘l'lB: % Btates and Canada — Various Routes — Liberal y ate i o waters off i 5 Y A @ ouse. nquire Seaview| :80a.m. 148p-m, . %4 74 early and late in the waters off | | LOCAL oAILINGS Vand .. Betas $om: Wishel ‘m:"‘o]x;:;;. five average words to e q 12:45p.m.t 9:56p.m. Stopovers. W. L. COATES, Agent. the coast. Notice that such a Margnita scheduled to leave ‘ One hundred and ninety § ¥ ] 2d 8 ety ton - 2:16p.m. 12:15a.m. : otly y . 3 Minimum charge, 50 cents. | | Riey would be strictly edherel| , - for Sitka and way ports 8t || preght were unloaded here \ |FOR RENT—Space In, Cable Of- 3:30p.m.f $1:06a.m. RS Jublish several weoks as0 | | 8 odlock Wednesday nlght. | 1,y g gsteamer. before she pho- — | fice Building, suitable for of-{ t—Freight will be accepted. | { Canadian officials :flahl this nr.‘ sulls for Skagway every | lceeded on her way to the west | fice or salesroom. Apply Pacific] }—Saturdays only. | der was in accord hvllll n| L‘ren!‘_\ | Sunday at 11 p. m. [|ward at 1 a. m. today with th| FOR SALE Coast Coal Co. office. THE ALASKA RAILROAD J e - a- nd way ports a 6 0" o — ! 3 | |dova; J. J. Meherin and A. A BALE, ole range cheap. |ULIFF Apts, 1, 3 and 8 room|Junean Ferr aviga- | throughout the year operates regular passenger and freight dian. ports by American vessels to every Wednesday night. For ! | gy ;nhhiey for Valdez; L. F. Hep., Inquire O. Bodding. | furnished Apts. Phcne 209. J . M & [ train service from Seward on the Coast to Fairbanks Inlfho shelter in case of storm, or fo: Chatham Straits route &t | ‘..t ama Farl Shotridge for Sew- — { tion Company Interior, and over the Chickaloon and Chatanika branches. the purpose of buying food. It i 10 o'clock every Saturday 1.”.,, one steerage for Latouche, |FCR SALE—Ford Bug in good SRAVIEW APTS.—1-2-3 Room During the winter months there are two passenger trains stated that hundreds of Ame: | night. b i | condition. Inquire Empire. | Apartment. Fully Furnished. 3 :m;}\ wa, tl“:h”" ntwun“&o d :nd l"nlrb-nx:. l'o.rmthno- craft have made it a practic | | ———| Bath and hot water included. = ables other information inquire of any steamship or ’ ; : |FOR SALE—One Martin E flat| Seattle Fruit and railroad agent, or write use bays and coves along the Oans | " BRITISH AIR FORCE | ioptnm, "ot B i) 2008 Mo b dian coast even in calm weather. ADMIRAL EVANS SA]LS renovated throughout. Also Prodi Co. ; - FROM SEATTLE TODAY JOINS CUP CONTEST b2l furakshed cablns 3500 Dor| | Bresh Tac hag Veretabice Educational Cinema i | |FOR SALE—Cheap! Six cylinder| month, Wholesale and Retail na - CALSHOT AIR STATION,| touring. No. 3, CHff Apts. |——— ut of town orders given Is Mussolini’s Plan| SEATTLE, Sept. 14—The Ad|England Sept, 14 For the first| s il | WANTED o G Anchorage miral Line steamer Admiral Evans |time, Great Britain is sending a|FOR SALE—Buick Six Bug, A-1 special attention GENEVA, Sept. 14.—Motion|Capt. 8. J. Gilge, sailed north at|team of Royal Air Force pilots| condition, new battery, new|WANTED — 3 fold screen or picture devotees throughout the|10 a. m. today, carrying 37 cabin | this year to compete at Venice,| tires. Cheap. See Tip Oneel,: frame. Phone 547. L . world will find interest in the|passengers. Those aboard for Ju-'Italy, on September 25 for pos-| Connors Garage or Phone 5301. e G IRB 'GE Motorshlp Margmta offer which the Itallan Premier,|neau were: Lyle P. Bughly, Mrs. session of the Schneider Cup, em.| 3w ——————= == MISCELLANEOUS Mussolini, has submitted to the|H. R. McQueen, Mrs. F. B. Cra-|blematic of speed supremacy in|@IANOS, Victor Latest Phono- The official Mailboat of the Juneau and Sitka R. P. O. leaves the Assembly by his delegate, Sena-|well, T. C. Bohwall, Mr. and Mrs |the air, which it lost in 1923 to| S5r2pPhs and Records for “'s PALMIST—Come and have your H |UI ED City Dock every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock direct to Funter tor Count Antonio Cippico, to|B. G. Dickanson the United States. rxlll;:mur::‘;;;n E':r):xp:lrx:g P}:;::,rf:g fortune told from your hand. Bay, Hawk Inlet, Killisnoo, Tenakee, Hoonah, Chichagof, Sitka and found at Italian expense in Rome — eee | Air Vice-Marshal Scarlett has Musical Goods. Mail orders fill. Work, -business, marriage and 10T CLEANING Way Ports, Returning via Warm Springs Bay, Killienoo, Tenakee, ;:.:;:::r?fiizl‘):lhinslilll(o of ‘ed- Chinese Students Knit | been put in command of the Brit- ed. Anderson Music Shopps. the future foretold. 302 Front Hoonah. Leaves every Sunday night at 11 o'clock for Haines and |ish team, and the Air Ministry Street. G. A. GETCHELL, 8k ay, starting September 4. Returning leaves Skagway Mon- Mussolinl’s idea, as explained Socks for Soldjers has been giving it every support,| L nhone 143. i — Phone 109 or 149 dl;‘:“’h’t ::7 ofcloe: omber & gWay by Count Cippico, is that the suc- Al leven to the extent of comstruct-|FOR SALM — 100 ft. frontage cesstul experience of Italy in the | SHANGHAL Sept. 14.—§tu.| ing seven new seaplames of the| Gastineau Ave. This property| ; A. F. McKINNON, Agent, Reliable Transfer Co., Phome 149 application o motion pictures to|dents of the Jing Nyih Girly[most modern type. Herclotore| can be bought very cheap and| SIPHUNE"ES COASTWISE TRANSPORTATION CO. ctua o elevation 4 School here have set a new pre-|the British teams have been und-| on easy terms if desired. Ap-! H nation should be extended|cedent in Chinese war reliet er civilian direction. ply Barney Rosselle. 7 throughout the world as a bene-|work. They have organized to! _Sauadron Leader L. H. Slatter | WHAT ARE THEY EXTRA FANCY PR e ) Burford. to send them gifts, \n('llldlnuM'il})“nll lhe pilots, who are Fl - @ ed by the League of Nations|so-ks and cgarettes. This may ing Officer H. M. Schofield, 3 : annlng THE GASTINEAU wouid be helpful to governmnents,imake ‘“sewing socks for soldiers” | Flight Lieutenant 0. E. Wurslpv public and private institutions|as popular among Chinese fem-|29: Flight Lieutenant S. N. Web- For Sale at P D e R e I I P e e el e ears OULLANK OF EVERY PAMENOERCARRTING BOST diftuse aseful information of ev-|of Western nations during the S. M. Kiukhoad, 30, From these BUTLER, MAURO & CO. ery kind by film. | World War. {will be selected the three pilots ¢ 'WE. —————— | At a recent theatrical enter-|who will actually participate in SRONA BDVA. 04, $3.50 a box ARCHDEACON SANBORN HEKE |tainment, hundreds of girls|the races ¢ | —— ,plonlgul themselves to procure| Not only the winning of the P 3 . The Rev. H. R Sanbom, of|funds and gifts for the “Nation- Schueider Cup, but the very lives THE IRROS Arriving next Wednes- M R R Ketchikan, Archdeacon of the [allst boys at the front.” of these men depend upon thejr| [ SRS : Motors,". Vlrglnm IV Episcopal Church for the Alaska | i | physical fitness, so they are in %9 OMPANY day‘——order now. coast pegion, arrived in Junean| PINEG 'GMORROW |SFict training. Cigarettes and 1 . Sailing from Juneau Municipal Whart 1ast night on the Alaska. He will [liquor have been reducted to a! JUNEAU BAKERY b 5 e CHICHAGOF ROUTE: return to Ketchikan on the Yu- o [minimum, while their sleep has Distributors g Low tide 9:26a. m 0.1 feet Every Wednesday at 6 P. M. for Port Althorp, Apex-El Nido, kon tomorrow. b a 1 t th WHOLEWH High tide 3:23a.m l70{eur} ‘" ,"I(,: .:g:: “cr::vx ,n:tia:e:; 0 EAT ” Hirst-Chichagof, Chichagof and way ports: Funter Bay, Bx- Advertising aiways pays. Use| Low tide10:03p.m LG feet |y ronzed aviators. All have dis- RAISIN BREAD . - Swanm cursion Inlet, Gustavus, Hoonah, Lemesurier Island, Inian the columns of The Empire High tidq 3:35 p.m.........18.2fect (ingujshed flying records in the Is Delicious for the y g Island, Soapstone Radio, Hogan Island and return. - ——————————— Roya! Air Force. 7 Six of their seaplanes, from Children’s Lunch { Bros, : | which the three racers will be Every Saturday at 10 P. M. for Tenakee, Killisnoo, Bar- 2 | ( \ anof (Warm Springs), Tyee, and way ports: Red Bluff Bay, selected after trials in Italy, are (LT ! ONE g The !bmiug sent to Venice on a royal __lm“__.!'_.————-— PH n7 Port Herbert, Port Walter, Port Armstrong, Port Conclusion, |navy aricraft carrier, acco:npan- Port ‘Alexander and return. Jl‘dgment of ‘ |ied by four destroyers. The ma- Service Transfer Co. - £ Wayports are subject ‘to call by special arrangement. |chines are being accompanied by Will Hevi Saw Mill Wood i JAPANESE TOY PASSENGER AND FREIGHT RATES ON APPLICATION JUNEAU :;:h:‘x:chnnlcs in addition to their ‘and Coal snop oo 1k stk g lullum S SRR Office Phone 389 fore 1 P. M. on dates of sailing. . o | Adverty iways pays. dence Phone 3 Oll ? H. B, MAKINO the c::l:m!l::!ot-’l‘hu mnr;:ra g u___n.i__..__.q i Front Street Ticket Office: Alaskan Hotel, Phone Single 0 P. 0. Box 218 for Mall Orders SEWARD FISH COMPANY P. 0. Box 1205, Junean CANADIAN- PACIFIC e . g ! 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