The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 28, 1928, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1928. By CLIFF STERRETT POLLY AND HER PALS g S —— — ES5IBL o FINEST Cosh KoWE M LISTEN TME, RoLLY ; STEAMERS - et A PERKNS! THIS, HERE CE : ‘ STEAMERS i AINT GOT NO % %Afls &?@NT&D FER THEIR FAl , 1" I DrAW HE LINE/ LIBELOLS! E it a South i Leave From Seattle Juneau Mar. 10 Mar, 21 Mar. 17 Mar. 28 Mar, 1 April 4 Mar. 24 Mar. 26 ; 5 Mar. 31 April 11 | ALEUTIAN ... April 7 April 18 o 4‘ | aving for the south were s . follows: ] W. B. Ramsey, B. N. Brereton, | M A I N E F. H. Pettit, Otto Anderson, Otto | . W. E. NOWELL, Agent Phone 2 s. A. Olive, Joe Bald-| ank Wright and | for Seattie; Geor ‘ Graham, John Ha and two stee for Ke A John H 1 | 4| n; George Martin and J. 1 | (Luckey for Wrangell, | | BTN Y | i e > ovements || JUKON HERE {HAINES CABLE MAN 1) NORTHBOUND A ‘ REPORTED MISSING éda due tomorrow morn- | | i o | 'al2uclu(k ; | | Operator Hall, in charge of; Fal Evans due Sunday. the cable station at Haines, is uiarly end Dependab i GHEDULED SAILINGS 1} {mising from that city, and the i QS J Dep -9 S ot Mary at‘hmlul:‘ll to | | 4P | cable communications ~between | * o rom Vancouver March | | ~{Juneaw and Haines were sus- = g at 9 p. m. |Steamer Brings O A inst Sandhy. It wis leniis| i FOR SALE | FERRY TIME CARD ik : Southbound } hfiscl;:dul;(lxm su'i.l from | | gers to Juneau—-Has lea today from H. W. Whitman,| THE EMPIRE — — ERR h Lv. Seattle Ar. Juneau Lv. Juneau attle March 31 at 9 a. m. | | in *charge of the Juneau cable; 1 E MEDIUM FOR SALE—Lang range suitable i 3 g RN § ) fldn scheduled to sail | | vP]ane for Valdez lofrice. | S for camp or small restaurant.| Leaves Juneac tor Uouglas and WATSON ]{','.',.' i ‘\';',i i Xf,',r 18 o Seattle Aprll 7 at 9 | | A Reports from the northern Through ~ which the general Used only seven months. Thane ROGERS :\m" 5 :.\,.,»: 9 Aw: 1'1 ki | Steamer Yukon, Capt. Anderson, [town indi¢ate Hall had gone out| [Dublic can glways have 18| for cash. Midget Lunch. i EVANS Apr. 18 Apr. 21 May 3 UTHBOUND BAILINGS | | ,rrived in port from the south fin a small boat und had not re-| wants ‘supplind; R e ¢:15am *4,00p ™. ROGERS ... Apr. 19 Apr. 23 Apr. 28 W Watson due south- | |1qi0 vosterday afternoon with two |turned. The purpose of his de-| [ Closing time ,w; :_w'd Bldg,, Front St., opposite Firs *7:15am. 6:15p.m. jind 6.a. m. tomorrow. | days' mail and 130 tons of freight |parture Trom Haines is not known | [ 3dvertisements: 2 P. O L . "o 9:15amt 3$7:30p.m. Througw tickets soid {rom Juneau to Califor- gl “Rogers southbound | |y, 14 Channel. [ere; but it is feared he was out| | Closing Uma for display' sl National Bank, 33x138 ft, two 12:30p.m.1 9:40p.m. nia ports also to New York via Panama Canal. {1y Friday morning [ i vo: fof TiBCRE ' vertisements: 11 A. M. stories, twelve rooms u; S Che s AmIBAIYL Reservations and information on ROUND THE N B, due squthbound about | | Passensers for Junmeau were: |08 S TEl Lo L eman of | the Ten cents per line #irst :dm-| | Inquire Ashby Bros, Hotel Seishmt - $EE008.08 WORLD tours In conpection with Dollar Steam- * i 4. {Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Adams, Mr - ya 1ng . | | sertion. Gastinean. <15p. Y ship Line also to the: ORIENT via AMERICAN s "I_o“ SAILINGS | [and Mrs. Barl Alcott, Mrs. L. B GrnniBINCE SEATER ta, Thalioky ve-{i RYCEE i - — s Leaves Dougan {ur Juncau MAIL LINE. y & § Adsit, J. Brostrom, R. R. Brown, [turngd here this morning tronr| . [Five cests ton condnuony FOR SALE — Hatching eggs: s: BRICE H. HOWARD, Agent, Phone 4 - I gt e '":' Tuy Cummings, Robert Donaldson, [the weekly trip to Skagway ana| {56que ; e White Pekin duck, $1.50 doz.; | s:30um. GUY L. SMITH, Agent, Phoné 18,Douglas Alaska Bitka an "l; porta at | ¥ H O den, C. C. Dunlap, Dr.|Haines; reported the cable oftics | m@u“:: five average ‘Words 0| ;4 Leghorn, $1.50 doz.; Whits| 9:30a.m.t i ¢ X . < ay night. | Charles Firestone, Mrs. M. George, |in Haines had been' disarranged| ; k @ | Leghorn, $1.00 doz. Leave ord- 12:45p.m.t 9:55p.m. PACIFIC COASTWISE SERVICE Y every [ 1.y George, Charles Goldstein, G.|bY Some: party or parties from inimum charge, 80 comts. - b ..\ ‘pome Grocery or Ed.| 2:15p.m. :15a.m. : ay at 11 p. m. 1. Herman, Mr. and Mrs. W. B.|Haines' ori Chilkoot Barracks wholg . g/ Hanson, Auk Hill. Box A, Ju- 3:30p.m.t $1:05a.m. The ADMIRAL LINE v «h In IV sails tor CNC..““\ Habernal, G. Howard, D. Jarvis, |latef Ieft in'u small boat. These { nbay, "AlNsks; | t—Freight will be accepted. U way portd at ¢ o'eback , | E TN TG Ty Manning, P. Lo f{on the Margnita kept a lopkout FOR RENT : $—Saturdars only. H. F. ALEXANDER, President ( Wednesday nlgkt, For | |\ i, §. B. Riser, Mrs. 1. Sower-|[on the return and sighted a small| |FOR' AL —waspoa:, 28 ft. by| Steaits route et | by, B. D. Stewart, Mrs. J. Tor- bodt’ bear Point Retreat about FoR RENT — Furnished 4 room | § ft..beam with 9 h. p. Stand-| Jynean Ferry & Na“aa- ————— vinen, H .Truesdell and Mr. and|5 o'cléek thiis morning: Upon the} - apartment. R. P. Nelson. arde -engine; ome gill net—23 | Mrs. M. S. Wilson from Seattle. | Margnifa's arrival here Kingman | meshes ‘deep by 9” mesh. Can| tion Companv First ‘leaves every | ’ q o sabdi B - oftice | FOR * RENT—=gurnisned, steam- e pany v e -8 M. 8. Whittier, G. Mayer, L. A. id he vlbled‘the Haines ce, e i e, (o be seen at the Larsen Creek| FOR PRINCE RUPERT, VANCOUVER, SEATTLE fhiesilay at 1 p Danlels ahd Mre. J. Mills from | thisk i§fBriiagio | heated room; su sawmill. st o i LEAVE JUNEAU SOUTHBOUND > B CANADIAN PACIFIC burg and Kako and | | cotohikan; Ivan Larsen, O. Lund- Ingaire Empire or P. OBy i | orts. auist, B, Loomis, L. Wiggs, Mrs 'Mm’l’h A !mn '“.uE—HeAncr Phone 584. FHONE 3-8-5 2 — | L. Wiggs, D. Graham, Ruby Clark, | 3 "FOR RLNT << Bmatt room With | —— - D! AMBOA BURa A 14, |Masoh Binith, .Lester D. Hender- BAGK FROM *Aqw AY Kitchenette, aiso small siceping/ |, Seryice Wer Co. ‘; Special Sale and Special ey S son and Gus George from Wran- * rhom Ph5ne 436. | “Price ¥ gell. Mailboat Margnita, Capt. 'H. Will ani ln' Mill Wood th with 50 tons of freight| At the westward, calls will be | M. Peterson, arrived in port from 'pjamn, Victor Orticpronic Phono- and. Coal on Schillings Best ) " made at the Alitak Packing Com- gway - and wayports at 9 graph sewing ‘machines. Rent : Rk tomotroR 'f",’r"'"" nany where a crew will be put off, ok this morning’ after buck-| " ‘ér sale. Anderson Mnsic Shoppe. paice Ph“f 389, Coffec and Baking ng to reports received by r ¢ Resideace Fhone 3501 4Ebtits today Snug Harbor and Port San Juan a strong southerly d on Powder PRINCESS MARY—March 14, 24; April 3. PRI?CESS ALICE—April 14 and 24. i Tickets to and from all Eastern points of mmoe Btates and Canada — Vurlaus Routes —— Liberal Atopovers. L. COATES, Agent. ———r ‘Alameda is due in port from the interior of the Territory. Mrg. ' F. VandeWall; Mrs. J g o iy 'k Hea As a deck load, the Yukon is|Ganty, Mrs. Edna Feerc tewart water furnishec. urnis he is|Larson, George -Amnderson, John| cabins $5.00 per mcnth. Apply Third and' Franklin. GROCERY One hundred passengers are m,‘;}w return down' Lynn Canal. {FOR" REN —’r‘:;lly !u;nis:lnd' 5 o » 5 e steame: Seward and| DPassengers “for June e apartments, single or double.j | G 80N SOUTH TOMORRow |'he steamer bound for Seward and| = Fuseoneres BE FHICEE Newly painted. Baths and hot{ FIRE ALARM CALLS tovanetty’'s THE ALASKA RAILROAD mer Admiral Watson, Capt throughout the year operates regular passenger and freight carrying a land plane which Graham, is scheduled to ar Front and Frankiin. train service from Seward on the Coast to Fairbanks in th being taken to Valdez, and two|Roth, Tom Roth, Edward R(nh: Seaview Apts. B 0i rbanks in the heré enroute sowh at ( gasboats will be discharged at the [and Martin Roth from Skagwe I Front, near Ferry Way. Interior, and over the Chickaloon and Chatanika branches. tomorrow motning, local Jack.|FURNISHED and unfurnished Front, opp. Film Exchangs. During the winter months thers are two passenger tralns westward where they will be used |George Lundy, for the Admiral Line said Apts. and houses. 132 6th sgi -7 Front, opp. City Whart. E each way, weekly, between Seward and Fairbanks. For time- for fishing. som, Joe McK Front, near Saw Mill » \ tables and other iaformation inquire of any steamship or & - Passengers leaving here at 8:30,Carl T. Kuhl Sten- | pOR RENT—Comtfortable furn- .1 Willouzhby at Totem Gro. [ 5 rallrcad agent, or write NNERY TENDER HERE o'clock last evening were: N. H.|braten from Hain ished apartment. Apply Nugget| Willoughby, opp. Cole Barn. y Dept. of the Interior Somberg, Gus Hansen, S. D. Phell PRI Front and Seward. & Front and Man, THE ALASKA RAILROAD Chilkoot, Capt. Herber( | Mrs. Viola Peterson, R. E. Shel-| Georke. arrived in port last night |don and three steerage for Cor-ly o\, fromsthe Alaska Consolidated Can- |dova; John Nord, B. C. Felch and |y, 4iq, nerids plant at Pybus Bay. four steerage for Seward. Low tide. S W A High tide g MOHE HALIBUT IN HIIE 1‘)“'! Capt. Rad John STE R ALEU“AN ‘ . » er Jol rought 1,000 pounds of hali lN PORT YESTERDAY w g to me Sunesu com stor | e Atowtian cunt. cus Nora.| [N DIGESTION AHTED CLIFF Apts, 1, 2 ana 3 room} turnished Apts. Phone 209. | e | « N T SR Fire Hall. Gastineau and Rawu Way. = " it ? Second and Gola. | ‘ 4 Fourth and Harris. F © COASTWISE TRANSPORTATION CO. ::fihn ?:d GEI‘A!!.L ) The ofticial Mailboat of the Juneau and Sitka R. P. 0. leaves thy Seventh and Gold. 1 o City, Dock every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock direct to Funtey Fifth and Kennedy. Bay, Hawk Inlet, Killisnoo, Tenakee, Hoonah, Chichagot, Sitka ang Ninth, back of power house Ry Way Forts. Returning via Warm Springs Ba,, Killisnoo, Tenakes [ S | I } Shiop. | \ et | 08 pum..... 1.9 '*“ WANTED—To buy cash register. 4 pe..118 Crystal Baths. Phome 207. P. 0. Box 1928, Old papers for sate at The Emmn. i-'@--q-!-;".-vmu.-we Shaka *. - ompatty for 01 and 6%, | Arrived in port from the westward ’ ALESMAN WANTED Ihoun, opp. Juneau Apts. [ S "4 lat 10 o'clock last evening with RELIEVED | . SALESMAN WA e i) |43 ) g UL g e v ¥ : - | HHoonah. Leaves every Monday night at 11 o’elock for Haines and R s aA 15 S0LD the following for Juneau: ooe QUICKLY | kina with Chicago wareroom "% Ninth and Calhoun. f i Skagway. Returning leaves Skagway Tuesday night at 7 o'clock P SEATTLE, March 25 Negotia-| Johnson, Edna Kane and Nick making poular priced Shakers! [4.6 Seventh and Main. 1 A. F. McKINNON; ‘Agent, Reliable Transfer' Co., Phone 149 i \ tlons! with the Alaska Ste Kane from Seward; Bishop P. T. and Fancys. Men, women, kids fl ;vsll;tfl;. at Northerh L'dry. £ g = . . ;“l o o Rowe and Mrs. Vandeff from Cor- Spot and Fall grip line wants 'wel and Willoughby. M l() h M ot Comgany for the purchase of the po! grip %9 Home Grocery. 5 olors. l argnlta 4 ter Nebesna by the McCor|dova. man established Alaska or ‘Company are concluded, ac Thirty-four boxes of fresh hali- J 'Sm‘;:.o:..',',’.mm"m,wm}.,mm, don’t answer. Sell ours with to announcement. The|but were loaded at the Juneau; rduykunl do;‘u!l'prew.flmmn your present monconflicting line ners will take her over on | Cold Storage Company before the nfl,:;z;;"d‘.;;‘mg‘fl;fi“"""" to men’s and general stores. No THE ROCKLAND JUST ARRIVED 1. steamer sailed for the south ol - beat you on prices, el — shortly after 10:30 p. m. Passen- CARTER’SMPILI.S] Unusual deal. Scoteh Englisn|| « BOARDING HOUSE ANOTHER NEW STOCK OF WALLPAPER G Tl SRk iy BN o) ATTLE FISH PRICES = 5 - = | Knitting Mills—Western Divi- 18 now open for business. EMPIR LARG- ] TLE, March 28— Si T i Al 's New Stand T gon. 206 W. Adams St, Chi-||Room and Board. Home Cook- ‘E umm Full line of BASS-HUETER PAINTS 5 T 8 t Bg R 5 Trop. T o o 'W“‘“’: ot it were|| BELIABLE TransvEr | H 0% unhan, prop. [ - g R MR T T & lmu-?n IN ALASKA. . JUNEAU PAINT 'STORE ardu at 19 to 21% cents. s N , Periodicals, |WANTED — Maid for general L2 4 oe - i A% pod 80ld for 6 cents. Bpas 149 Ra 142 I Clg:r‘:p"l!‘g:rn::cufrgan%nle:. | housework. Apply Mrs. Chas, COURTESY aad QOOD Soft Drinks | _Goldstein, MAIL BOAT ERICQ. G Bertmanent Wave, $1250.4: < “SERVICE Our Motto Rhone 438 3223 Front 8. y £FL I8 7 £y i % ity P“lo,“ ST y 8 o LN ; 2| MISCELLANEOUS ‘ Leaves every Wednesday, 1 p,' m. frw Jllfl 5. § i B T e o Il PETERSBURG and “‘Er e |l CHAS.G. WARNER Co. ' ZFAMOUS— : ENGINEERS and “ MACHINISTS {leading schools in the States will Princess Steamers AGENTS FOR instruct ‘a limited number of stu~ |dents in the Art of Brush and TO PRINCE RUPERT, VICTORIA VANCOUVER AND SEATTLE THIS IS THE PLACE Where there is aiways on Kand the latest of the best that the market affords in Plain and Faney Groceries, Vegetables, Fruits, Canned Goods, et We take as me and nhave your Atlas Impethl(hs and Deisel, Regal, great care in filling orders}| fortume told from your hand. : PR as you would yourself if}| Work, business, marriage and % 429 3ies Pl’mer Brothers you were to come to our the future foretold. 302 Fromt et E store in person. Remem-{ Streeb. . ., ] Sterling and. Johnson Outboard Motors ber, too, promptness and & L J.SmAricx Jeweler and ’ Optician | © Watches ‘Siiverware iPen Sho-Card writing. Interview by appointment only which may !be arranged by phoning Zynda Hotel, ask for 403 DIRECT CONNECTIONS AT VANCOUVER TO ALL 1 BASTERN POINTS OF UNITED STATES AND CANADA Btop-Over Privileges Various Routes courtesy are combined with High Quality and Reason- | able Prices to make it a pleasure to trade here. THROUGH TICKETS SOLD TQ EUROPE ; AND THE ORIENT For Ticket and Reservations SANITARY GROCERY _W. L. COATES, Agent » | The Store That Pleases PHONES 83—85