The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 7, 1929, Page 6

R 1 DID, DAWGONE T! AN'THEM AS DONT LIKE IT KN LUMP ! Ar! T WONDER! WHO SPILLED THEM ASHES, ON MY NEW/ PROMISE, BUT D S00NER BE SHOT, THAN PLAY THE HYPOCRITE:, OPPOSITE: THAT DIOT! k] NG £ AR RSN L © 192, Newspaper Feature Servi By CLIFF STERRETT FINEST vvZres v e ; WAKE ME UP! M )l ‘STEAMERS v IN ATTRANCE B ere G ER SOMETHIN'! S e Boat 7 . Victoria o> Alameda rthwestern lameda Northwestern Alameda “C“'g o Clerrdls 14 Northwestern NORTHROUND secamer Movements * UNALGARETURNS Almiral Rogers scheduled to $ * * - * * sail from. Seattle Jan. 9 at * * AN Winter in 0 a.m. CALIFORNIA SAILING SCHEDULE W. E. NOWELL, Agent Leave Due Juneau Due Juneau Seattle Northhound Southbound Dee. 1 b Dee. 12 Deec. 8 11 . 19 5 18 26 1 9 8 16 20 SERVING ALASKA Princess Mary scheduled to % - P - Regularly and Dependably ®ail tor Vancouver Jan. 10, *| Tug Roosevelt and Steam- FOR SALE ’ Low winter ex- g o] 125 HUQECVEIE. allC THE EMPIRE L R oy MAID O’ CLOVER cursion fares el TRy p p arr ¢ ? White Rot £ M/ i o .eave Arrive Lv.Junea UTHBOUND SAILINGS er Starr Bound for & ol cle b s BN AR aneet ) - Stpamier | Seatile Junen~ Bouth 2 Is the Medium af| chine, cheap. trom Seattle. szelual sl:mmhwun'i :\):,Hul ; Seattle Through which the generallill Heater. Phone | ICE {(Ifl'-:rl.»' o'cloc! tomorrow t el S el - ueen b ) . public can always have its =z i < | gupan # Bueen . scheduled southbound f ARer up dnt Cobuitaost contins ;wam” supplied; ‘1 OR SALE — Furniture Bed me ;; ¥ ¥ednbiday cvening | ual cruising the Coast Guard cul-| Helen Budge of Salt Lake City, [if Closing time for classteafil| '™ CREAM o 30 Fob. R ter Unalga, Com. Add will christen the new cruiser Salt||ladvertisements: 2 P. M., ! 4 e Rogers 6 Feb. g fl"l"!;"fs] | returned to ner operatin Lake City when it is launched at a|fil Closing time for displuy ad-fff; Ior "win I plts B S e Queen ....Feb, 13 Feb, .U""'s'l'lk“ o way oorte e 4| Juneau about 9 o'clock ay| Camden, N, J, shipyard on Jan.|i vertisements: 11 A. M. e s ot Tk ol TR S ey :. 2 1a;hur;;lv uiflsl‘{ & | €vening from her latest servi f| uarv 92. fl Ten cents per line first -l FOR SALE—Ome T room house; | Dixie Cups Ship and travel via the green boats, . 'n'a;olcv s ¢ ‘yChi wa. 4 convoying the tug Roosevelt and A ol i|sertion. !1 One' & tom House: Phone 478, * Virgin RN AL Svil. ¥ the dinablod Sath evel the Qull of §l Five cents for continuousfil 5 | Eskimo Pie INFORMATION and TICKETS: # ot and way ports at 6 o'- & " g e NOTICE TO MARINERS | subsequent insertion. FOR SALE~—Great Western beat- 4 ® ©Tlock every Wednesday # Alaska, from Cordova ey ds toff| Yool RbRAItian: Tranire 115 BRICE H. HOWARD, Agt., Phone 4 | Ab 2 ago th cutter * onn ve average words to er. Good conditio 3 b s . ! * . night. : I¢ .\”]’.l,‘:“u,],, ,',I. .“.fi : .,‘ \h;l ¢| [TLUEVAK STRAIT, Dall fsland tae lin-, ;s | West 6th St. Phone | cw or GUY L. gent, Douglas - ‘w"" IUINELESYSR YT &Skl Vhony Sie: dobEvelL . w ntrance Gas Buoy, 2 Minimum charge, 60 nents. fijj ——————————— | Bi ey &t 1 o, T S18aT hacome ARG whon 't fpseiink g B ’ HELP WANTED E 'h RERN s t0 Fre ol b oot fius Eewcd with ng_ whito tight B - Wb xchange § Jsiports. Steamer Starr in tow, bound f ne light of about 130-can FOK RENT | S penere] D BB PR*® ® & &4 o e Steamer Starr in . ; o riag ' Hesh of 0.5 Apply forenoons. Phone 59 2 RN {Seattle. Arriving at the scene the|dle-power showing a flash of 0.5 . e B aold [ 23 AT TIRe1bh - Pak A Ahae tha | Boosotelt ond ¢ 5.0 seconds, marking| FOR RE Comfortable, heated | o | BURS i < k had been taken in tow by the)fock awash, lying about onc-half and furnished apartment. Ap-pp 3D—Lady for Gen- |- ST R BT A e | halibuter Attu, which was taking|mile off Reef Point. Reef Island| ply Nugget Apartment. | housework. Telephone 37 Many ‘a. bachelor has got cald : the heavy ship back to yuche: | ! a fixed white, was discon- i Tl - i o il o 1 FOR PRINCE RUPERT, VANCOUVER, SEATTLE T : v s a . 1 § ioiby furnishan s Gbte AT on marriage after sc how ) , AST vuYAGE e g oy o e BT ;1.: ‘('1 1, M East 7th St. Phone 2004 I LOST AND FOUND of their time his married Leave Juneau Southbound J 8 and towed her into Cordoy edo Channe Mastgl e o e o e §i o4 AT A —!friends are.kept in hot water. PRINCESS MARY % o H. 8., o i : =g | - | 2 ) v where both the cutter and disabled | S., ch d Decem- ) pOR RENT TWo 1oy 3 ountain Pen down town Sk Jan. 15 . Feb. 12, 26 v, ) .:h]ip Torained uutil ths Atedl Nina;| 28, to black and num-| heated furnished apartmen se return to Empire i ROUND TRIP \\"1, gt "'Un&:mN‘ FARES ; iwhich had rendered the tug helps L Also.housekeeping room. Chans S [ FEREY TIMEK CARD Tickets to or from a n points of United <ETAT, less, were removed from her pro:| Revillagigedo Channel, Potter| nel Apartments. Telephone 436, e ALAR Blagy - States or Canada and to Kurope or the Orfent. BiSr making the trip from Se-|pellor, after which the Roosevelt|Rock r,.-h' “rxuu,\ H. S, changed |=—— TRTFTIT li'“rm-.m 55 Lcaves Juneau for Douglas and Various x;mm‘-&“ ‘bqnml\ jt‘n‘lmvm dttfelth (70 hours, which is consid- red to ' Cordova. and again|Dec. 20, 1928, to gas ;n]uf b IJ; § Sl s e (U Sk { Th“’s & W. L. COATES, Agent. ergd tast tHn¢, the steamer Queen, the « tow south with the| Tongass Narrows—ODhfo Rock s AT 1" What a front.seat driver can't 6:iba.m 5p.m. P S Al | Steaming over the Guif the w--»\'-“”lr”” "]“,.m‘ Al ’_'“'"‘"! rea by |FOR RENT — surmished apartfono thinks he is doing with his | lg:;ga.m.; “!;:ign-m- COASTWISE TRANSPORTATION CO. day jerful tug madé good time and was ’rince Willlam Sound—Orca bay ments. MacKinnon Apartments:|pyes. | :30p.m :15p.m. a4 B b, Bnd ‘thie 70-our ran was|sately convoyed by the Unalga in.|Ghannet Tsland light, feported ex- V. bid ks | 2:00p.m. 12 midnight MOTORSHFP MARGNITA kB : 3 P g rriday [inguidhe ary 3, 1929, will|FOR RENT — Nicely furnished| f; 3:15p.m.t $1:00a.m. lapsed time. side of Cape Spencer on Friday|tinguished, January 3, 1929, wil A | ! # i and a half days mail was|evening. The tug continued south|be rellghted as scon as practi.| ~apartments. Clift Apartments.|} BURFORD’S CORNER § a ke Leaves City Dock every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock au, and|by the inside route and the catter |cable. i FOR RENT —. surnisbed house:| | Leafivyasononzln '3‘.'3,‘,"“““ direct to Funter Bay, Hawk Inlet, Tenakee, Hoonah, Port s nd two!anchored over night in Inian Cove,| By authority of the Commisslon- |y b\ ioms Steam heated. PIG'N WHISTLE CANDY [ 8330:‘2' 87:45“: Althorp, Chichagof, Sitka, Chatham, Killisnoo, Baranof, e arrived from S and | leaving there Saturday morning|er of Lighthouses, W. C. th and Main. Telephone 436. | Yo G- L way ports. Leaves every other Tuesday at 11 P. M. for a8 1 & SbaH ¢ . | Bulk {| 9:30a.m. 9:55p.m, H » i otheastern Alaskan ports. Af.\for Juheau. Supetintendent. R R T R A None Better—Box or Bu | 22:45p.m.t §11:30p.m. Haines, S8kagway and Lynn Canal ports. Information ter'gischarging a small amount of| The Starr is being towed to Se- o Py AT )] SNT—Apt., andl Gold. | . — | 2:15p.m. 12:16a.m, A. F. McKinnon, Reliable Transfer Co., Phone 149, mideallaneous freight and passen-|attle to undergo repairs for dam- TIDES TOMORROW Phone §701. =t 5| ot Lo Y g gerg the 'ship sailed for the Tri-lage done when sha struck the| Low tide, 5:07 am., feet. 170R RENT .-, Nicewy furnighed | 5:05p.m. - ailfilé Route ports at 9 pm. The|Shuyak Reef, near Afognak Is.| High tide, 11:06 am, 169 feet, |" p0 THENE 20 S00ed SRR The Arcade Cafe || o _rnane ; Alask Meat C vaiel is Scheduled to return south {land, December 11 Low tide, pm, 0.1 feet. Nedir Dikon St. | ] Special Dinners on Sundays | | t_preight will ve accepted. a ea Ompany bliitld’ Wednesday evening G IR gy g L = i and vyeok Days o \[ | $—Saturdays only. PHONE 3 3 8 pwi assengers arrive p—_— se B Piane, Victor urtuopnonlc 0no- | | Soda Fountain in connection. i 50 & O el é :1:11 “g:“e::'.g"\)-‘ ,;“;:2,-.:;1”\;1.‘-‘ WICKERSHAMS RETURN | O1d papers Tor save at tie Empire. Eranti ihiie’ Kindidaks: Tt ) \‘ e, 3 ard liatanioto " iffe | ROl ALt Fresh Local Dressed Hens, Roasters and Broilers. Jn‘ fannon, Edwin Davis, Anton! judge James Wickersham and| =T =---~= 2| or sale. Anderson Music Shoppe. | | radio. Mary Young, Prop. || Juneau rflfry & Nawga— Milani’s C(_",ULI{)L’] (;J‘ax{mles, ((;hil\ ](1/‘“1 Carne, Y B atti 5. Ron: it e ¢ hone 288 | ion C rabs, Oysters and Fis] ! Miss E. L. Lattison, E. Ren-wife returned to Juneau on the ) f FOR NWiN® — rall | ¥ b tion Company [ - y turnlshed 3 e S PO Smith, Miss. L.|Queen after spending over a Mabry svare apirtiiant sinkld oF Sdouble I T =il = B 5 fth, Charles Tuckett, C. C.imonth in the States. The trip 1y painted. Baths and hot| f=———"""" | e .- Judge James Wickersham|was combined business and va- : f.’iz" et sl L le T i LJ.Smaricx P- P l H ll “Mrs, James Wickersham, ation as Judge Wickersham tran- Regular Dinners cubing $5.00 per month. Appig|] THE JUNEAU LAUNDRY Toulldt W woneer 1 oo a ”efl.p“w::“"“h leaving “n'rg‘»;fr(;enpt(:ti:']w" el “‘:m:‘?;fl“’; Short Orders Seaview Apts. | lin Street, between Optician MILLER TAXI IN CONNECTION “Skagway—T. H. Dunlap, W.|Island Coal Company after which Lunches SEVEN room unturnished nouse| ront and Second Streets .m D‘r:;?::;‘ Telephone 183 Pool—Billiards lster. {he and Mrs. Wickersham visited Open 6 a. m. to 2 a. m, with two bathrooms and heat-!| PHONE 359 H Silverware Meet your friends at r Sitka—Rev. G. J. Dane, J. A. | With friends ing plant. 132 6th St. POPULAR TRICES (e ey, Dr. and Mrs, E. F 3 S o T ‘Halftes—L. H. deBeauford. Gastineau e E. Johnson; Mrs. . Smith; Miss h,, original efficiency expert! Smith; W. H. Caswell; Pete Miller. FOR RENT — Wurnished housc. | 132 6th St. MISCELLANEOUS | Proprietor i HARRY MABRY 3 jthe maiden aunt who used to Alaskan ~ “’waund to give advice on how| C. Vale; G. I. Gregeson;. Francis | ——————"—~— —ume and nave your| hildren should be brought up.|Johnson; Marten Paddoick, Tena- I HOTEL fortune told from your l\lnd.1 5 jng seems funnier now than{kee; 8. Anderson, Chichagof. Work, business, marriage and’ the'(old:fashicned notion that to| Zynda y the future foretold. 802 Fromt bedecent a wonian had to keep| Clarence Smith, Seattle; C. C. ZYNDA Street. all ithé intercsting parts of hersell Trott, Seattle; Dr. J. N.:Cannon, autiop sight. Ketchikan; R. f. Fuchs, City. ELEVATOR SERVICE 8. ZYNDA, Prop. G Sy I | { | H Dld papers T¢r sae at tie Empire. CANADIAN PACIFIC —FAMOUS— Princess Steamers TO PRIRCE RUPERT, VICTORIA VANCOUVER AND SEATTLE P S i, LET THE WHOLE YEAR } BE AS HAPPY AS THE FIRGT Davy ! FIRE ALARM CALLS{| Third and Franklin, | ¥ront and Franklin, Front, near Ferry Way. Front, opp. Film Exchange. Front, opp. City Whart, Front, near Saw Mill ‘Willoughby at Totem Gro. Willoughby, opp. B. P. R. warebouse and garage. Front and Seward. Front and Main. Becond and Main. Fifth and Seward. Fire Hall, Gastincau and Rawn Way. Second and Gold. Fourth and Harrls. Fifth and Gold. Fifth and Hast. Seventh and Gold. Fitth and Kenn Ninth, back house. Calhoun, opp. Juneau Apts. Distin Avé., and Indian Bt. Ninth apd Calhoun. Seventh add Maln. Twelfth, Northern L'dry. Twelfth and Willoughby. Home Grocery. rrrrrea T SD e e "5 80 B3 b et b s bt e Co Round-trip Winter Excursion Fares ¥ Direet Connections at Vancouver to all Eastern Points of United States and Oanada Various Routes Stop-Over Privileges FAIR AND SQUARE F your prospects are bright, your digestion happy, and yYou keep your larder replen- ished with pure health-giving foods, you can entertain the New Year happily for thiee hundred and sixty-five daysz ) ) 03 0068 9 O 0o GO B9 19 1D bo bO' D002 3 O e 89D T ST Visit Banff Annual Winter Carnival February 2 to 9, 1929 of power There's a lot of real joy in quali groceries. Get a quainted with us Through Tickets Sold to Europe and the Orient W. L. COATES, Agent VALENTINE BUILDING JUNEAU i © o1 os s SANITARY GROCERY c- { § PHONES 83—85 i “The Store That Pleases” Z P e Find the Way Early Every boy should ized by his father. And his father son the tremendous importance of saving early in It is the step-ladder to success. life. Open a Bank Account for your hoy and see that he wears a _path to the Receiving Teller’'s Window! For it is likewise the pathway.to Influence and Success. First National Bank “There Is GO OCPPPS P& PP CCPIIEE PGP OGO 23 Pt P P8 O The Pioneer. Chas. Miller, Prop. e . 1 Thos. Open MERCHANTS CAFE McMullen, Prop. JUNEAU’S NEWEST PLACE TO EAT 6 2. m. to 8 0. m. SHORT ORDERS—REGULAR DINNERS Next Connors Motor Co. R OVER-NITE ENA JUNEA FLOOR ENAMEL with MEL GLOSS at U PAINT STORE find the way to the bank patron- and Chichagof. Carry to be on City Dock at should find the way to show his Phone Single O, Agent. MOTORSHIP VIRGINIA IV. Bay, Strawberry Point, Lemesurier Island, Port Althorp, Soapstone Point, Apex-El Nido, Hirst-Chichagof, Falcon Arm Sails every Wednesday evening for Funter Passengers and Freight. All freight 1 o’clock Wednesday. Alaskan Hufel. Juneau Motorship Company. N L L el Bt SO Our Services to : { —— - THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS THE GASTINEAU Gang Plank of Every ] ———em You Begin and End at the Passenger-Carrying Boat No Substitute for Safety” Tull line of Faney and Staple Groeeri We deliver anytime—PlPone 29mne. BELMONT GROCERY iy “ 4 L)