The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 28, 1929, Page 6

POLLY AND HER PALS NI iy i mllv LWE ! GEORGE AND EUGENE NELSON RETURN FROM | TRIP TG CALIFORNIA Returning from San Fra where they were called death of their father, the 1 @ FB e e %% R ing with the following passenger Nelson, Qeatge. ang Nuge ¥ : = arrived here Sund b4 Steamer Movements 3 o g he steamer Prince |- NORTHBOUND felen Jackson, Mrs | Neltou Qi 3 103 & Northwestern due to est Backer, Don-|gt “grn TR ‘» % some af K. Smith, Frod | e hove g * tern : eleniter the funeral # SGHEDULED SAILINGS n, who was with Mr & QuPen scheduled to sail from the time of his death #¢ Seattle Jan m in San F < Admiral ch“'s s laughter, Mrs. Ge 4 sail fr for several ‘'months, return & @ at 10 am E. M. Goddard.|pere next Spring. She stood th 4 Mtameda scheduled shock very well and is in the 5 » [ health. Her other daugh- ; * ter, rene, has been with * S'JUTHBOUP\D SAILINGS +| her, als o the holidays but + Prificess Mary du port at * has now returned to Fullerton, | 9o t t Calif.,, where she is supervisor| s A > in the public schoos » A Jelson Book and Station- LOCAL SAILINGS | ery owned and operated Miargnita to b by Mr. Nelson for many B for Sitks + | Tony Berry Found Dead in here, will be maintained, it ® 8 oclock Bed by Trappers— |announced today. No chan ® Wrginia |v the business is contemplated. * gofa In North 37 Years G 5 aA ® clocx o dent Touy Beery, watchman at a can-| ALAMEDA SIGHTS DERELICT ® Aerica First ry a 1 Chuck, west cbast gt B Wednesdny phince Falahn - Wh Radio advices received here o Petersbu yuhd dead bin on Janu-|¥esterday from the steamer Ala- RS Sayports. : n and Ton.|meda, enroute south, stated that : 3 [it had sighted a derelict 0‘0*1—-}9{--)-)0:-4--5, i scow | | between ( and Point and Boulder | f ? [Point in Frederick Sound. Capt. PmCESS MARY ! Sy J\'»'»!;r:‘mlll .,l.‘wnm.l lm(.] sco 4 | y 7 s out 40 feet long and tha FROM SOUTH; HAD | aking it i o ohy |20, 10, (oo lons and that about SEVEN DAYS’ MAIL',, F. A Heimlich, ang w5 visible aithough he was un- A examina Bbie 1 died from | geper Heimlich said | jocal With seven days’ mail from’ the natural c Dr. aterfront knows of no such Statés and nine weers for Ju-|he had suffered from Brights di|epaft that is lost. neau, the C. P. R. steamer Prin | sea i Sy AREAUS R T, Mary, Capt. Q. Palmer, arrived| ¥ y had resided 1 ffom Vancouver at 11:30 o'clock 14 of which CLUB CAFE TU 3E REMODELED nee 1ast. night. “The following passengers w land. He ied on Janu The Club Czfe, on Frent & nr for Janeau: {14, in the C metery, funerai |18 to undergo r Mr, and Mrs. interment being snd alterations tha L, @ayanaugh rge ices of the Moo: {|one of the finest eating ])Lnn\ in Bugene Nelson, Miss D ich he was a member Juneau. New fixtures will be in- Thomas Wood and John R. Li | - eee - stalled and in every respect the ‘The Mary is scheduled to ret ! Cafe will be a modern one when to Junean southvouna anout » ANNUAL ROLL CALL H'I:t' RWUP%(‘ is}(‘l‘::}lll]]’“;‘l\‘v]-‘I'KII;;‘I]']{')I: {olnck ghit and i sal | . T. Kaufman, propriei B o L e OF MOOSE TONIGHT|the restaurant wil be. closed |during the work. ———————— |MISS TAYLOR RETURNS TO RESUME SCHOOL POSITION midnight. } | i AMAMEDA FRON % < AVEST; SAILED | ;?.’,‘.‘,‘J‘,‘J:;“ soum SUNDAY ot the bis event all Moose are ance After the roll r of Moose of tne annual rol! | nent tomight ir » affair is on ts of the year and usually in attend s Miss Donie lor, member of |the teaching staff in the Juneau |Public Schools, returned yester- day from Seattle where she went il there is to be eral weeks ago for surgical several fea ment. She underwent a ma- followed by | jor operation from which sl Alameda, Capt. C.| V! Westerlund, arrived from the N S Westward at 10:30 pam., Saturday.} ¢, rag which will be Fine weather in the Gulf "“M’*"lmnh The steamer of e has ———— FOR RENY — ruwly fur apartments, single or double, Newly painted. Baths and hot ‘sater furnished. Furnished d by the Women completely recovered and will re- the yessel to make a fast run from| yooseneart. Every Moose whether|sume her work in the schools thy, Westward ports. Capt. Wester-i, joca] member or not, is invited|et once. lipd stated that the weather here Im Abbanid. P s RSN wag, more severe and that there et e L L EDISON CORPORATION w more snow around June au | CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TAKES OVER CONCERN thas in the vicinity of Seward ‘ NOTICE ‘A fairly large .IM ivf passen - NEW YORK, Jan. 28 fl\nn,mnue- gers. were aboard the steamer fo Have you sent your subscrip-|ment of the taking over of manage- the' South and Southcastarn Alas-|tion Cards to the Chamber of|ment of the Splitdort-Betblehem ¢ e B | Commerce? —a6v. | Blectric Company, of Newark, N lowing \:m' for Juneau: ‘ B o SR J., by Thomas A. Edison corpord- 3 v H) rs, AL TIDReCTOMORROW tion, of South Orange, N. J., was Hicks, J. C. 3 uttc kvon By l"#}' tide, 8:49 a.m., 164 feet. |made wfter a directors’ meeting. Mrs. Jul?n ustgard, Mrs. R. Coc “ow_tide, 3 am., e Charles Edison was named -as the barn, Miss L. Smith, Miss 1. Wat-|* High tid 1 pm., i new president. kirs and H. Osmon. Low tide, 10:06 p.m., 0.4 feet. The, Alameda sailed for the e 3 south about 1 o’clock® Sunday morn-, 011 papers for sale at the Emnlre | “ vioLw msnucmoxs | | By Mrs. Klondy N. Dufresne Studio opens January 25th Marshall Duplex, 6th and | Main. Telephone 536 ! CANADIAN PACIFIC —FAMOUS— Princess Steamers TO PRINCE RUPERT, VICTORIA VANCOUVER AND SEATTLE o e 5 | Reliable Transfer. | Phane 145 Res, | COURTESY and GOOD | SERVICE Our Motto, — v ! | | Round-trip Winter Excursion Fares A new shipment of D. M. C. Threads Direct Connections at Vancouver to all Eastern | Points of United States and Canada | Various Routes Stop-Over Privileges Visit Banfi Aunnual Winter Cn;‘nivul February 2 t0 9, 1929 The Colors you have been waiting for. Through Tickets Sold to Europe and the Orient W L. COATES, Agent JUNEAU SILK AND WOOL HOSE JARMAN’S Second Street cabins $6.60 per month. Apply Seayiew_Apts. SEVEN room' anfurnished house Liwith two bathrooms aid he.t- _ing plant. 132 6th St FIB.E ALARM CALI 1-3 Third and Franklin, 4 t and Pranklin. o near Ferry Way. opp.‘mlm Exchange 1-7 Fron , opp. City Whart. Front, near Saw Mill. 2-1 wm ughby at Totem Gro ugh! | , Opp. B. P. R rehouse and garage. Se; 2-7 Fifth Q;nld‘ Seward. 2.9 Fire L F _3,: ;‘: u and Rawn Way 3-4 Second apd Gold. 3-5 Fourth and Harrls, 3-6 Fifth and w 37" Fitth and 3-8 Seventh and Gold, 3-9 Fifth and Kennedy. 4-1 Ninth, back of b power , Opp, Juneain Apts. n. qu Inflhn St. A-I Disti 4-5 N‘ll enth nl llll L'lty fl!-nby CANCELED CHECKS ARE GREAT DIPLOMATS ships because they remove all doubt or suspicion. A checking aceplmt is a modern necessity. coming: to you. 4+ Begin one—HERE—and NOW! ot A ¥ » They prevent many arguments between -merchants and patrons. They strengthen and maintain friend- If you haven't one you have an agreeable surprise 'H-IE DAIL\ AL AbKA EM’PIRE MONDAY ]AN 28, 1929 - O By CLIFF S luRRETT L NEVER BAT PLUM-— PUDDIN; AT MIDNIGHT, 3 ABGAIN, 25 LONG 45 1 \)</H02ME. { My HEAD 1SLEPT LikE SPAN THE HUI-L‘ GHT THROLGH! " SAILING SCHEDULE Wy Leave Due Junean Due Juneaa Roat Seattle Northbound Southbeund ¢ Alameda - Jan. 17 Jam. 20 Jan. 26 " Nortawestern . 26/, Jan. Feb. 6 . Alameda Feb. Feb. 17 Northwestern Feb. Feb. 27 Aleutian Feb. Mar. § Alaska Mar. Mar. 12 Yukon Mar. Mar. 19 3 Phone 4 1 3 i % - ol i Piutar SERVING ALASKA "3 CALIFORNIA : Bl W it Regularly and Dependably : THE EMPIRE gy a wtor | § S Leave Arrive Lv.Juncau f Is the Medium H sale, reasonable, ) Z#TH from Seattle. Steamer Seattle Juneau South il Through which the gemeralflj Douglas 79. ICE iiogers Jan. 2 4 4 s AR i E B A ueen A E‘v’v':‘l;::: s:.‘,‘,’,lm:dh“ys heve “si FOR SALE—Oms 7 room house; S Rogers : : 22 i Closing time for classifiedffi| ©One 8 room house. Phone 478. CREAM et ’5,'; e iladvertisements: 2 P. M. i e & ey { : Rogers .6 Feb. 10 Feb. E Closing time for display ad- :‘ MISCELLA‘NLOUS 1 . B k B :‘k l dfieSn . 13 F‘el;. 17 F::h. il vertisements: 11 A. M. B e s 5 o { in Balk, Brick and i d";’““n cents per lime first o= =% v told from your hand.! g lelc Cups Ship and travel via the green boats, i rm" X i ¢ i Work, business, marriage and || L, k0 58 { S @ i ve cents for con nuolui the future foretold. 802 Front|{ Eskimo. Pie INFORMATION and TICKETS: ;subsequem insertion. Sl { b HOWARD, Agt., Ph 4 { Count five average words to} | g £30 3 BRICE H. HO RD, Agt., one il tae line. i | New ork GUY L. SMITH, Agent, Douglas i Minimum charge, 50 cents. g | * 3 Y {POSITION WANTL! [ l’lxchange setent blacksmitn -1} < s ~ Shebe ) FOit RENT | e g FOR RE} 4 rocm ished | " Roaplon RO Famaa er e bouse, 12th St., = Radio | w wishes house- | asmaaced - Station. Vaes : work of any ind. No. 1 Mut-| LI Em’{\' TIM];ML‘;\RDG FOR PRINCE RUPERT, VANCOUVER, SEATTLE], Martin or en A\]rl)hlm-h‘(: opposite Snow caves Juneau for Douglas and | " 4 Leave Juneau Sonthbound phone White Laundry. 4 Thane : S, PRINCESS MARY "OR RENT-—Three room furn-|HELP WANTED — Location for| 17 ‘G“NADIAN Jan. 15, 29;-Feb. 12, 26 - d apartment. 6th and Main.| barber. Barber wanted in Doug- 9:15a.m.t : WY - RouND TRIP WINTER DXCURSION FARES i \one 436. Channel Apart-} las Shop ready to move into.| 12:30p.m.t $11: 155 m. RALWAY Tickets to or from all Eastern points of United§* 1 ments | Apply Owl Restaurant, Doug- 2:00p.m. 12 midnight States or Canada and to Hurope or the Orient.} { — T, | 1ag 3:15p.m.t $1:00a.m. Various Routes—Liberal Stcpovers H FOR RE rade Suits to | 5 — e | *4:00p.m W. L, COATES, Agent. 1 rent ou so made to order.| POSITION WANTED — Young| Ry P o o3 ) Mrs. B zenberg, Doug-| shes store work. Some| I—Qasvf,fog)gl“g]“ ‘g’,’sg“’!‘:‘“ ST : -S4 las, Phone 143 Addresss P. 0. Box| Si8005 §5 2R, 7 Ju ¥ e | $86a 4 COASTWISE TRANSPORTATION CO. s apartment for rent. T | 32:45pm.t MOTORSHFP MARGNITA ; heated. Telephone 29 LOST AND FO[ ND | i:}{sup.m-‘ ~ e x od sled | s SR Leaves City Dock every Thursday evening at 8 lock « FOR RENT rouse for LR Child’s medium sized hl..u 5:05p.m. Y Y y g al o’c| ) “ Arrow” markead| W o direct to Funter Bay, Hawk Inlet, Tenakee, Hoonah, Por¢: .. rent. furnished. On| | ¢—Thane. 2 43 First St Clift Apartments. | ~| t—Freight wiil ve accepted. Althorp, Chichagof, Sitka, Chatham, Killisnoo, Baranofy’ i s, ble o love| t—Saturdays only. way ports. Leaves every other Tuesday at 11 P. M. foy .= FOR RE \'l‘——,\]r tment. Apply | oot Y but these days she| S—Eftective April 1st. Haines, Skagway and Lynn Canal ports., Information ationery Store. | iy can't’ love hugtHing that) Toncin B X Niviga- A. F. McKinnon, Reliable Transfer Co., Phone 149. ALk Comrortable, heated | W ill mean washing dishes and mak- G5 CITY & 0 ey ¥ and furnished apartment. An- ing her own clothes, tion Company N b RN o5 ply Nugget Apartment. b 17 < AT Alaska Mea Com an h _ply Noumget A [ pany A ¥ room furnished LooqE LEAF { LJ.Smamiex PHONE. 39 % ectric range. 42 Jeweler and ¢ Fresh L i s s SUPPLIES | 5 resh Local Dressed Hens, Roasters and Broilers, 8t Phone 2004, i <‘ Optician Milani’s Chicken Tamales, Chili Con Carne, e FOR RENT — rurnis I OFFICE EQUIPMENT |', . .. Watches Crabs, Oysters and Fish o ments. MacKinnon -\ll‘lrlnumw \éh Dijamonds s A Stationery, < Silverware FO}E‘! RE: 5——Am, 6th anc Gold. Printing and | preenree hone 5701 | Binding i % e |{ Toe JuNE UNDRY S R e {11 T Aamrg A apn WARM UP WITH room, 819% Gold Belt Ave. {} Franklin Street, between $ */Near Dixon St. GEO. M. SIMPKINS Front and Second Streets A3 Dmmond Br ets Piang, gwm; vrwopnonlc Phono- COMPANY PHONE 359 l l / graph, sewing machlnes. Rent o 1 & e, or gale. Anderson Music Shoppe, s $13. 00 REE. to‘ Ak bunkers R - b e s o0 Pactfic Coast Coal Co. H. G WALMSLEY. Agent Phone 412 DEVOE SHOW CARD COLORS In 2-ounce jars and pint jars at JUNEAU PAINT STORE —_—t Sails every Wednesday I()'I’ORSHIP mcmm lv' evening for Funter Bay, Strawberry Point, Lenu};x'r;er Island, Port Althorp, Soapstone Point, Apex-El Nido, Hirst-Chichagof, Falcon Arm Carry Passengers and Freight. All freight' Dock at 1 o'clotk Wednesday. Alaskan Hotel, :i¢ 0. Agent. Juneay Motorship Corpany. and Chxchw’cl PP PSS S VS SRy — THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS “THE GASTINE 11/ Qur Services to You Begin and Fnd at the Gn;l’hnkotnvory W-Ca rying Boat il Full line of Flncy and Stap, Groceries We deliver lnfil.—-l’hn e 29