The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 26, 1929, Page 6

| i | H & § f; 1 IN ANYTHING ! POLLY AND HER PALS FMRE. PERKING 1S IMPROVING, BUT HE'S STiLL \/E:%YV) [RRITABRLE AuD MUST NOT BE THWAETE'D)‘_‘ Marine News THE DAILY ALASKA 'EMPIRE, SATURDAY, ]AN 26 1929. IN EVERY THING! You HEARD WOT THE DOLCToR SAID, STUPID! YOURE To HUMOR HM By CLIFF STERRE'I'I‘ FINEST ISTEANEI 3 SAILING SCHEDULE Dué Juneaa Leave Due Juneau Boat Seattle Northbound Southbound Alameda an. ¥7 Jan. 20 Jan. 26 Nortaweszern . 26 Jan. 29 6 Alameda 7 TFeb. 10 Northwestern Feb. 19 Aleutian Feb. 26 Alaska Mar. 5 i - b — — £ — Yukon Mar. 12 7 ELECTRICS, CUSTOMS WIN ON ELKS ALLEYS | AR | The Electrics won three games |from the Governors last night on the Elks alleys. Shaw rolled high . | score 1 and 1 total. Sabin " | was high for the Governors. IR R R RS R -MSH'P UWNERS TU The Customs won two out * thr from the Doctors s Steamer Movements < I g e NORTHROUND ®| s high for th Princess Mary . due to arrive ~:-IGO Tu GUNGRESS Zht at 7:16 il tomorrow night. Has 7 days’ & | yers play the Bankers mail * Ithe Doctors play. the p Northwestern duc to arrive FUR PRUTECTIUNJ omber Rl 4 Fin Winter ta Tuesday * {meet the Electric AN | $EBVING ALASKA v _ SCHEDULED SAILINGS % The s of the games Queen scheduled to sail from # S 3 FOR SALE 1 - o RS Ly Regularly and Dependably h Sentne Jan. 30 at 10 am. i NEW ¥ ORK Electrics M il | B cainh De i f Admiral Rogers scheduled to | American Stoam | Pullen 518, Shaw 560, Duncan THE EMPIRE i FOR SALE—oume v room house; |} MAID O’ CLOVER now in effect Leave Arrive Lv.Juneau gail from Seattle February +_’:‘;:i"“’(’)‘ J““‘: 1 150, Noland 450, Barragar 499. To- Is the Medium One 3 room houso. Phone 478. [ trom Seattle. Steamer Seattle Juneau South * ‘G at 10 a.m';D ks :::0“'" et ”‘w; o _{tal 2477, Through which the general| { ICE 8::%2;8 Jan. 2 Jan. 6 ..,I:lzlx' 1(2) DUTHBOU i LA Governors public can always have its i g 3 - an, 2 ;‘hmeda scheduled south at | ion by ‘f“vlva" 1 Lavonik 611 Sabin 6 S inita siolio MISCELLANEOUS “ ! l';“,’;'g";s i 12 e j::: j; ) 11 o'clock tonight. ; ok "L""‘y“'“ g 444, Goddard 460, Dummy 450. To- Closing time for cladsified | CREAM | Queen .....Jan. 30 Feb. 3 Feb., 7 ¥ RRTINE L PCIE BT the al 2398 ver 12 P.M, i S | sb. 6 Feb. . 25 LOCAL 'SAJLINGS S otLisCunazasline n the. st Doctors ad‘Cel:):Ii:le:‘i?!:]se for display ad-|} go,m& .ordmg,;.:u ,21’.1",.’;;‘;': in Bulk. Brick 1 33553 ?ZK’, 1§ ;gfii? ggg %‘1‘ o lirgnita schelluled to ‘feave # | YorkHavana route in compe Council 436, Vande vertisements: 11 A. M. i Work, business, marriage ana | i1 Bulk, Brick and @ for Sitka and way ports at «|with the Ward Line. Kirk 5 3 rt 498 Ten cents per line first ‘in-j{i the future foretold. 302 Front| Dixie Cups Ship and travel via the green boats. ® 8 oclock Thursday nlght. | Franklin D. Mooney, president of| KK 512 s B Bisest. ‘ P irginia IV sails for Chicha- #!the Atlantic Gult & West Indics| 40 1€ A Fide conts Mor = ponMEREsl ; ! Eskimo Pi INFORMATION and TICKETS: [ got and ‘way ‘poris at § o'- & |Company, owmers of Whittier 450, Sides 572, Polley |[ifsubsequent ingertion. i 'TED bt * BRICE H. HOWARD, Agt., Phone 4 : :‘;‘ every Wednesday ::\}::i'::‘; “\I\‘T\‘,-‘t).‘n\l\l}'lll n:‘ 420, Simpkins 438, 241, an]l{x:t five average words tofi| HELP WANTE New York GUY 1. SMITH, Agent, Douglas E :ght. | C B Rdic 05. " e line. N e “ b 3 & Aferica First leaves overy % |rights at sea and mmend o | Flandicap 1 Uflmi Minimuin; charge; 60 WMy | v\ NiTRD Girl for general ’ ¥ Wednesday at 1 pam. for %! Congress such legislation as they 11 OB AR ST 't s b | E h % Petersburg and Kake #nd #!consider necessary CITY TEAM SCORES ] DRV OL ((‘ e XC ange wayports. %| The other members of the com | AR SEVV e s v e aaaiii i rc o o) QVER BRUNSWICKS FOK RENT e ey Phone 59 H : b president of the Munson line; ~Ee petent blacksmith and g . WO FISHERMEN, [, B ot roties o 02 vae evonng va o mrmewin] POR RENT— et S0 |k vl A il X b A s A A City agai b iehg TR e R where in Alaska. Ac 0 wo o ARE DROWNED; 1 [Reach, vice president « i ol mu:p;fi’" Mrs. B. Schwarzenbers, DOUE-| care Empire. ‘ RRY TIME CARD FOR PRINCE RUPERT, VANCOUVER, SEATTLE BODY IS FOUND| TR e 5 185 Phoge T8 Y Leaves Junean m- Douglas and el Leave Juneau Southbound i i Chapman & = g7 WANTED. - T 3 PRINCESS MARY ! Stantey Doalar:: preals FOR RI 3 room furnished | work of any kind. No. 1 Matt-| 6:1ba.m © 5 15p.m. CANADJAN . KETOHIKAN, Alasw, Jan, 26— |Dollar Steamship Compa ¢ apartment for rent. Steam| sen Apartment, opposite Snow *7:1pam. $7:30p.m. \ FACIFIC Jan, 15, 29; Feb. 12, 26 RO IEAN, A A Rull oW BR: & 1o and high single game with 201| jeated. e lephone_29. | White Laundry. { 9:15amt 9:40pm. gy | ROUND TRIP WINTER EXCURSION FARBS 8 ed, B R - ~ i 0 8. it e s B¥ hl et — . . S el 8 to rom ‘al stern n ifig, and one by exposure when|gene . McCormick, of Moore & P Bowlers and the scores rolled|FOR RENT-4 room nouse fok |HELP WANTED — Location for| 1;;33&2:' 1531:",;3’;&' States or Canada and to Burops or the Ol:a:t. thelf rowboat capsized in' Kagsan|McCormick, and Roger D. “EI‘}"”‘]“‘ were: rent. Nicely furnished. On| barber. Barber wanted in Doug-| 3:15pmt $1:00am. Vnrlo&; l}:mtesx,};]lflbsera}A Stopovers Uy % w“wh. pm; G ]r( x; m‘:’m ‘;: 1\”2“ my 1m‘\‘“‘m g Brunswick First St. Call Cliff Apartments. IXS ]Shng ;eaf:(lyllo mr;\'chnm-i *4:00p.m. b R B sent out when the two fish 2 i ymy Radde 145 168 194—507 % pply OW estaurant, Doug-| I il | eflh‘en tailed lx.r)‘ rolurrn “im‘) a (l».;l G CLUBOEII()OT e 160 1;“ s Fo};{{ é‘Efiex;},A»”"q'LZTi?L'Lw ,S\&prxey oo | Leaveu ‘D:‘l?zlu 101' Junen ety - ng expedition, found the life-| l N ¢ £ 59 168 . P, son’s S Ty o - = | . % 1888 body of Thomas Bunard, aged o i - — {POSITION WANTED — Young| g_:g:"". ‘:4::’"’ COASTWISE TRANSPORTATION CO. ) 5 h oo g MORRIS TO TRY Sexton i FOR RENT—Comrortable, heated| lady wisbes store work. Some | :3ba.m. :88p.m. R e ok: Nhich was bottony Murakami 188 and furnished apartment. AD-| experience. Addresss P. 0. Box| 32:45p.m.t §11:30p.m. MOTORSHIP MARGNITA ide up. - The body of Francis FOR PERFECT 25 L SRl ply ‘Nugget Apartment, 152 | 2:15p.m. 12:15a.m, kflh aged 28, has mot been ro- Total 886 2492 ey 2 - $:30pm.{ 31:05am Leaves City Dock every Thursday evening at 8 o’clock Yougred. The Juneau Gun Club clay bird City Team & ol gurniahd spartments; of B g;t:’l“l‘"'- direct to Funter Bay, Hawk Inlet, Tenakee, Hoonah, Por§ * s lgans will gather at the club traps|Ellengen 204 165 184—Ghg| -ectele range. 421% Hast 7th | 2 "".' i Althorp, Chichagof, Sitka, Chntham, Killisnoo, Bktanof‘ MOTORSHIP PRINCE |tomorrow morning to again try|Avonian 158 161 135—4p¢| St. Phone 2004. 4 ;- ::uid:y:lonl:' sccepted. | way ports. Leaves every other Tuesday at 11 P, M. fox m WALES RAISED; their skill at breaking the little|Bsteban 146 192 20341 |FORRENT — rurmished apart: Statwnery | '__"smhm" Ari 15t Haines, Skagway and Lynn Canal ports. Information. ., U BE RECOND]TIONED blue discs as they soar from spring | Ashhy - 1;7 ;gq ;;g—::g g L kinuon Aparimented i | ; . il o F Mitn, B e O P Tab. : g traps. 1 one, well known{Clarita 1500 126 182— o g > une: erry aviga- gun sexpert; Llano Marris, also S, T 0 | FOR " RENT—Apt., 6th anc Gold.|| Wire Frames for Lamp an Ty ga - - - - - well known for his shooting abilid Phone 5701. Making KETCHH\A\ Alsska Jan, 26.—- TM_.lflmarshlp Prinee of Wal owped by the Neill Transpor tion Service, a mail ship for Prince of Wales Island, which sank in} 40 fathoms of water two miles from; Warm Chuck, last November, Has. been successfully raised by a salvage crew and beached. After temporary repairs, the ship will be| towed to Ketchikan and X‘(:(',()nl‘l-‘! tioped for service, | Gli \ TIDES TOMORROW High tide, 2:28 a.m., 16.9 feet Low tide, 8:19 am, llu feet, TIDES MONDAY , 3:09 am., 16:8 feet. 5 am., 1.8 feet. pm, 169 feet. ¢ 1.2 feet. —e i o .. SAVE THE DATE Masked Dance in Douglas, Feb-! ruary 6th. ties, will try -|of the 25 for morrow he is poor ' start clothes, a ch fodder, but w uahble pre before July whieh time hop where she T R e . pects to have made 98 per cent|night. The boat was left moored ’0.‘;‘:?;:‘;! e Tully turnished tompiad, kbt evidanly proper SRR SR itng haths 14 M A 98 per cent score out of 2,000|tion vwas not Lake;l :)n making her R furaihsd. Furofsheg Wrarns - Nead ey : cabins $5.00 per month. Apply: shots -is considered well night per-|fast for the stern swung around Seaview Apts. fect sho Morris has comefas the tide went out, and she h { near that o in the past and sottled on one of the numerous|SEVEN Yoom ‘unfurnished house wagering t e can reach it be-| pile with two bathrooms 3 July, if he does a| The craft is to be lifted from| ing plant. 132 6th St. new of clothes w be forth-|the water tomgrrow by the powersl=——r 2 =" coming from Truesd a chicken |ful crane hoist recently installed] nc’:ld JRCrs gt e dinner from J. Williams and two|at the Standard shop. The 89-8k - 5 carton of amunition from Osc 34 feet long and is of the purse sz : Waterude, ne type. A : : J With the fine, | _ VIOLIN INSTRUCTIONS is expected ‘that a larg L T —————— | of fans will be on (e | e {{ Studio opens January 2 grounds, .. The si p } Marshall Duplex, 6th adv."10 o'clock in the mor GAS BOAT GOES DOWN to break the limit out WITH HOLE IN. BOTEOM FOR RENT . if he falls down to- room. 8191 not only gettin _—,fi”m Near, Dixon toward some With a hole punched through her 12 cken dinner and bottom and at high tide covered ill be losing som: with water, the gas boat 89-U is s he laying near the Standard Machine| o #al went down last sco he ex Nieey furnished Gold Belt Ave.| Pianc, Victor urtuopnonic Phono- graph, sewing machines. Rent Anderson Mnsic Shoppe. single or double, tion Company Alaska Meat Company | - .. PHONE 39 . Fresh Local Dressed Hens, Roasters and Broilers. Milani’s Chicken Tamales, Chili Con Came, Crabs,- Oysters -and Fish Dennison’s Crepe—Plain and Decorated I.J. Sparick Jeweler and fi Diamond# 1 Bilverware | TrE JuNEAU LAUNDRY | Fioat . Besond Soeen Charts Tide Tables ‘Watches . Hayes Shop Opposite Coliseum ‘I‘hentre,‘ WARM UP WITH Various Routes CANADIAN —FAMOUS— Princess Steamers TO PRINCE RUPERT, VICTORIA VANCOUVER AND SEATTLE Round-trip Winter Excursion Fares Direct Connections at Vancouver to all Eastern Points of United States and Canada Stop-Over Privileges Visit Banff Annual Winter Carnival Febrnary 2 to 9, 1929 Through Tickéfs Sold ‘to Europe and the Orient -W. L. COATES, Agent PACIFIC and heat- Empire L and By Mrs. Klondy N. Dufresne l | & Main. Telephone 536 Diamond Briquets $13.00 per ton at bunkers Pacific Coast Coal Co. H. G. WALMSLEY, Agent Phone 54 ‘PHONE 359 of- Try This One Del-Ray Ttalian-Dinner 1-6 21 Spaghetti -3 with mushroom and grated cheese, sauce all in one package—quickly and easily prepared— 35¢ per package ‘0 4-1 Ninth, SANITARY GROGERY l PHONES 83—85 4" “The Store That Pleases” g JUNEAU and Kcnnedy back of a2 .&mm opp. Juneau Apts . 3 Ave., and Indian 8¢, , and Cathoun, th and Main, ¥Northern L'dry and WIIIouzhby y FIRE ALARM CALLS 1-3 Third and Franklin. Front and Franklin, 1-5 ¥Front, near Ferry Way. 5 opp. Film Exchange.} 1-7 Front, opp. City Whart 1-8 Front, -near Saw Mill Bby at Totem Gro. loughby, opp. B. P. R warehouse and garage. 244 m and Seward. 2-5 Front and Mal 2-6 Second and Main. 2-7 Fitth and Seward. 279 UHall. 'Ix E‘:hui and Rawn Way, {' Second and Gold. fl.rth ‘and ‘Harris. Dowel DEVOE SHOW CARD COLORS In 2-ounce jars and pint jars at -+ - JUNEAU PAINT STORE - - i o9 LT B Strawberry Point, nd, T ;‘a’ai‘ltnn:l‘omt Apex-El Nids mm-cm agof, mfi and Chichagot, Carry Passengers and lmm;c ATl it tu be on City Dock at 1 o’clodk Wednesday. Alaskan ol ol . O, Agent. Juneau !(M:onh» ip Commy w mess” lsn’t Savmo' at All' The stmglest man we ever flmew died the other day 113 aged 60, in a hut and m‘n}gs. eabiy They found $1500.00° under the ‘loor—-a Tite's gogxdmgg (not' snvmgs). ?He had spent not much ut ‘un “Sting THE HOTEL OF w E‘gflixs THE GASPINEAU isely. ¢ Thrift- savmgs, call it whnt you will, is nothmg but the applleafian of co;nr(mn sense to ‘daily lving. J