The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 26, 1929, Page 7

* THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, OCT. 26, 1929. ’ Y BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG i <. "By BILLE DE BECK BE SURE THEVRE NO GOoD O tMORE, Ol MY, ORMY ! B Az 1 GIF You SAN.~ WHAT'S LA oumY! I FEEL TURRIBLE' _ s Foopbac g ol @ 7 B ) BECOME O ALL aee waiz ! AFER THIS 1L i B T ‘ st MY CLOTHES 1 DIDNT kNOW e SxITeR CHOCLUT SODY HUR? BG. WUZ WHEN I_SELL OLD . HOME 11 CLOES IM GONNA DONT HIT _ D, King Features h)mhule Tne, Grea Britain rights reserved o c0ee00e00 0o PROPHET IN POLITICS . S, HARP STRINGS BREAK e | TAMPA, Fla.—Mitchell F. Mc! IS HERALD OF DEATH e jbrother of Tampa's mayor, know FINEST Marine News L] . . ° ° o | his politics. A special election was | & BeWSIAMTSS) L] BLAENAU FESTINIOG, e held here recently and the main § 3 FOR SALE ® Wales, Oct. 26—The snap- o |issue was a charter plan. McK: F . ng of five strings of his e |studied the situation, announci THE EMPIRE K THESE OVFR ° rite harp was the dra- e [“The charter will lose by 1,315 Is the Medium —45-70 Bear Killer, $2000; 32|v » ¢ ¢ ¢ o e 6 0 0@ ® 00 o0 v o ¢oesc .00 0o e|o micprelude to the death o |votes” | Win. S al, $30.00; 38-40 Win-| » steame’ Movemenh LY HALIBUT PRICES €|e of David Francis, famous e The charter lost by 1,314 votes. Through which the general | c r, $15.00; 12 Ga. Dbl. Shot-| & e/s o0 000 0ce e e e e oo blindharpist of North Wales. ® e, public can always have fits {| =cun, $20.00; a few boxes of shells| s NORTHBOUND } . On his death bed, the 63- ® | FAMILY ENDS LONG SERVICE wants supplied. | .at $1.00. Phone 91, see Batchgl- ®. Admiral Rogers due Monday. ®| PRINCE RU B. C., Oct. 26.|® r-old musician heard the e Closing time 1’01‘? cll-:‘wfled ler, Second St., corner of Main.! e Northwestern is due to arrive @ }—One hundred and {ifty-one thous-|® instrument twang and col- ® | COOPERSTOWN, N. Y. ‘- Super- advertisements: 2 i T : ® Tuesday. ® and pounds of halibut were sold|® lapsed, saying, “The strings @ |yision of the United States Weath- Closing time for display ad- rr‘?:nsf‘e’éfm» z?;t‘?;‘e“;:éf::gét%}_‘ s SCHEDULED SAILINGS . ® here yesterday. American halibut{® are broken.” oo gurem, here has passed from the | SAILING SCHEDULE vertisements: 11 A. M. | inot phonograph with records,|® Princess Alice is scheduled to [sold for 8 and 145 cents and Cana- @ The harp that heralded @ | control of the Keese family after i Ten cents per line first dn- | o oor Andorcon Music Shoppe. |® Sail from Vancouver October @ |dian for 8 and 166 cents. ® his death was the gift of ®lg5 years. idlizabeth C. Keese, who sertion. I il N " |e 28at9pm . = © friends two years ago. ® jsucceeded her father has resigned | Leave DueJuneau Due Juneau Five cents for continuous ) IFOR SALE—Gasboat Neptune, 36|® Queen scheduled to sail from e | SEATTLE, Oct. 20.—Five vessels|o ® [0 ¢nd the family record. { Btiamert. Sealtle ' Nonthbonnd Southbound subsequent_insertion. ft. by 10 ft., first class condi-|e Seattle October 30, at 10 a.m. ® 'with 21,700 pounds of halibut sold|® @ ¢ ¢ ¢ @ @ @ ¢ ¢ ¢ & ¢ o — e+ ; Yu‘(‘(:l) Oct. 29 Count Iive averags words tion, 30 Palmer engine, trolling|s SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS = yesterday at 20 and 25% cents. —s—— Counterfeiting on a large scale | Northwedte Oct, B b £ to the lne. gear King and Wing gurdy, $1,-|e Yukon southbound about Oct. © | NI S " X has broken out in Sicily. estern ct. 26 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Mintmum charge, 50 cents. 500 cash, Inquire at New York|e 29, e ITALIAN YOUTHS RUSH et x audtisare] Alameda, i & .. B Nov. 12 Store, Juneau, or write Torres R.|e Admiral Evans due southbound e | CABIN FIRE ON WILLOUGHBY FOR ARMY CADETSHIPS Yukon .9 . A2 b~ ~eeromoe3. Torressen, Port Alexander. B (ahit Gt 29, ' THIS MORNING; SMALL LOSS g TEL 3 e e Northwestern . 16 . 19 | b ROME, Oct. 2 andidates for Alameda 2 2 WANTED FOR SALE—Zenith clectric wash- | 5 “_lm'ficfih;fi:‘dm‘f ity Knuts bins on Wil- |admission to Ttaly’s two military Sl o v e e ing machine. Good condition. o dor Sitks and wai s k.o Avenue w the scene of lacademies, at Turin and Modena, BROADCI OTH WANTED — Woman for generali §g500, Telephone 2702. % sl a minor fire this morning, caused |were far in excess of the number of o housework. Apply Empire No.828.{ e |# 8 odlack Thursday night 8 84, 00010 by an overheated Btove [vhcancles, fi viled by th —_______|FOR SALE—3 room uouse on 13th |9, Bkagway, starting Sept. IFuj5i S, ¥ 0 OVC R R E R Y anc o5, Tignres compied BY i : Tuning. Telephone | street, $450.00. Telephone 2652(® every other Tuesday. e i L P ajamas { from 9 a. m. to 2 p. m. » America First leaves every ® OV;I gharred ‘hoards' on, B The srtillciegimayed to be gi b= = » Wednesday st 1 p. m. for ® e most popular branch of the service, F WANTED—General housework by |\FOR SALE — Small apartment S aden andt and ! TR no less than 347 young men seeking We are new showing a good the hour or day. Address P. O.| house, fully furnished, splendid § e ’b“‘n: Kake o | TWO WEDD! AT M'CARTHY |the 180 cadetships vacant in that|{ assortment of genuine broad- Box 109, City. business year around. Box 553,| . , .y.p: R .l arm. There were 274 aspirants cloth pajamas in a fine range | Juneau, Alaska . Miss Pearl Peterson and Charles|for the 190 vacancies in the infant- | { of colors and yery beautiful FOR RENT = e . |Floyd Lubbe, both residents of Mc-|ry 190 for the fifteen places in the |} patterns at reasonable prices. i | SALE—)\ s pocket watches, z jCarthy, and Miss Bernice Rankin alry 1 130 for the 55 in the fancy and plain. Close out prices WIDGEON LEAVES FOR and er Lee Holmes, also of obbnetlbin et 33’ $3,50 ;md $4 FOR RENT_Five room furnished | for cash at the Nugget Shop. 4 ¥ ee Bl > 9f | engineers. house . on 5th Street. Tel. 257. E WRANGELLFORREPA‘R\;““‘ e, were recently married PSR IFOR SALE—5 room house, fire- { thy. Commissioner E. E. You may as well have the —_— ! 2 oy i Mine accidents n Alaska during FOR RENT_Four room furnished| place, stationary wasl:i tubs, con-| Enroute to Wrangell to go on tlle](_ih“”‘]"‘]"‘ oitiolated i onch BRI S past 17 years were 30 per cent g Bl o Passenger accom- house with bath. Tplephon(‘ 183. \ crete foundation, leves lot, choice |ways for minor repairs, the Bureau |* are. less per capita worker than in the ngn’ucimu:n £ mENT T ) AT d! location. Phone 1501, of Fxsgvnes an(:l btlmftL W|zég:;1(1 : ) l_}niuld‘ States. { ;e’;n ;s'!ve ;:"; Regularty and Vependably three room furnished apartments. FOR SALF—-Home iully g Capt. Greg I:/me an, lef gml; Lh'e,l CORDOVA HAS SNOWFALL S | D SRR T i s sompletely and Leave Arrive Sotithbound Inquire Gastineau Grocery. | yooms and bath. Garden, Terms ;"cf;’,':’r"“cm e Thate was » DN Reads At P FIBUE G WooleHE 4| materialy lmprov- | ‘Steamer Seattle Juneau Lv.Junaeu OR RENT—Nine room house for lei;‘:Oi;?b:Z'leF:L ‘”el‘;’/' A;{)pl}"Em- The Widgeon damaged its rudder snow in Cordova today [October Correct F;;]S;oscl;“d Fabric SABIN S them very attrac- Watpon D Doy rent, furnished. Close in. Phone P eppone v n_.voug.a.& and broke a blade from its propel- [17] but due to the unfrozen con- i . tive and comfort- Queen gdé lZ g: i; 189. FOR SALE—Spectacies 23,45 & palr|lor when it went on the rocks atdition of the ground very little of F. WOLLAND The Store for Men e . 50 oot 8t = ——| at Home Grocery, E. Millaeger, |Russian Reef, Whitewater Bay, sev- it slayed unmelted in town. Onfyl Merchant Tailor Queen . Oct. 21 Oct. 25 FOR RENT—Four room fur: General Merchandise, eral days ago. It Will put on althe nearby hills, however, ther Juneau Phone 66 3 PRI Rogers Oct. 28 Nov.10 house. Vacant October 17. = new rudder and change wheels at |appears to be lasting snow which] Suits from $50.00 up | > Queen Nov. 3 Nqv. 7 S¢ 0 Aan ab Tighy (O, o | TR Wrangell and then return to this|will efface the “Lady on Mt. Ec- [3 i : T - Queen Nov.17 Nov.21 FOR RENT—2 room apt, als MISCELLANEOIIS port. {clea” until Hext :SpHRE it (CoLAOVA | S e S ettt o S i e S - Pt gongs gomz: gg: g sleeping or housckeeping rooms. o | Times.) ¥ A ot - Nartial Apis. ethe and ‘Mam.| ko DOAONS (ATTENTION: A | ————— pair of good binoculars may find|e @ @ © ¢ ® e ® ¢ ® ® ® ® C|pp1c KELLY BACK IN POLAND ; mm‘l‘!o“ Laa TICKETS: it for you. We have them. The|e TIDES TOMORROW A, FOR RENT—Furnished apartmfnt Nugget Shop. sveceeeceese e el wing poland Oct. 26.—Eric [[$* 7 : i i e FALMIST—com Kelly, who recently obtained the ¢ woa Lave your e, Bakery. fortune teld from y::r hind. Low tide, 2:32 am., 14 feet. gyt prize for the American Li- 4 tella- M. Jones, Telephone 43fl i il feet. iati w FOR RENT—Tnree “and four room | :Vo:lf buslfnesa, marriage and the | ifi? ::;: test, | o gpfifgcfiu?flfi;w@? vl:;?:h ’51: i X uture foretold. 302 F v : : 3 3 5 4 . B spsripienis - OLIt Apartments. Btrest. FORE! High Nd;:mfl i feet. \\‘x'itwn after one year's study here, FROM 4:30 TILL 8:00 y FOR RENT—4 furnished apt.| — ppiny s back in Poland. The professor | 421% “Ewmt 'lt;wnll’hone 2004. 4 z i Low tide, 3:3¢ am, 11 feet. has selected Wilno ande r‘l’owogro-’ $1 00 .. LOST AND FOUND High tide, 10:30 am, 154 feet. |qex a5 the objective of his next! UL . FOR REN'I"—Four lmol;l lur;’lshr;i‘ Low tide, 4:12 pm., 25 feet. |jjterary investigation. | partment pply | FOUND—Lady’s purse. Inquire at| High tide, 10:16 p.m., 15.0 feef | Oyster Cocktail } Celery en Branch FOR PRINCE RUPERT, VANCOUVER, SEAT"E B N i NOTICE OF HEAxING FINAL 4 SOUP—Chicken Noodle 2 FOR RENT—One furnished. three LOST—Lady’s small green purse. BULBS ACCOUNT CHOICE OF: CANADIAN Leave Juneau Southbound room apartment. Steam heated.| Return to Empire. —— Aty ,' S J PRINCESS ALICE—Oct. 22, Nov. 2. Phone 29. { 2 DfW:“nozrm}ac;veo})utba?l?;pl%er stFoacfi The utiddrigned, daviie, on the Roast Young Turkey, Cranberry Sauce PACIFIC PRINCESS NORAH-Nov, 12, 26; Dec. 17, 31. Roast. Chicken with Dressing RAILWAY 23d day of September, 1929, filed P B S A S N )R RENT—Furnisned steamheat- lanting. g X Y’ i o e Siicmenta. Apply Sugget Ly, JUNEAU FLORISTS, |[his final account as administrator Fried Half Spring. Chicken Tickets %o o from all Eastérn points of United &h ¥ et e R of the estate of George Edgar Special Rib Steak Btates or Canada and to Europe or the Orient. 0p. . Expert |Britton, deceased, in the Probate Pirme Ribs of Beef, au jus - Varlous Routes—Liberal Stopovers PIANO, Victor Orthophonic Phono- Court for Juneau Precinct, Alaska,| W. L. COATES, t. graph, sewing nmchi:es Rent or 14 || FIRE ALARM CALLS ||uotice is hereby given to al heirs, Mashed Potatoes Creamed Peas and Carrots e s " b o ol Automobile | creditors and other persons inter-| |ested in said estate, that Saturday, 1-3 Third and Franklin, Danish Apple Cake Supreme with B T T Y ple FOR RENT—Fully turnished R e airin 1-4 Front and Franklin. ihmcmber 23, 1929, at 10 o’'clock in Whipped Cream ! , single or double. ‘ -5 Front, Ferry Way. the forenoon of said day, at the T - "Newly painted; baths and hot P g 12 Yoot ooy g office of the United States Com- Coffee Tea THE CHAS. W. CARTER MORTUARY water furnished. Furnished cabins -7 Fronf & arf. missioner, in the United States ;s : s 5 $5.00 per month. Awlyas,.. and OVERHAULING :,; rmmt..' flq.lszmhu |Court House, in the City and Pre- ; o “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute” view Apta. if 1-9 Front at A. J. Office. cinct of Juneau, Territory of Al- SOREN CHRISTENSEN, Manager Corner 4th and Franklin St Ph -_“"“0‘ ut—.————h a a the h 1] 2-1 willoughby at Totem Gro. laska, is the time and place set r an ranklin St. one 136 al e gold mined in the his- . i 0 f the heari f objecti 1 N " H y - . tory of the world, one-ightieth | Nothing Too. Small | K gal:_l:ushby. 0pp. Cash Cale's | for the hearing of of lescetg:fnm"’ Fresh Oysters in Season ‘ has come from the Black Hills of Nothing Too Large 1| 2-4 Pront and Seward. thereof. | e s e South Dakota. ‘ 25 Pront and Main B . & IR -5 | COASTWISE TRANSPORTATION CO. { Wrecking Car Service 5 fim b g,'“u"”.‘ George Edgar Britton, deceased. 1 MOTORSHIP MARGNITA ITIE CASH BAZAAR 2-9 Fire Hall First publ:ca::ou, Sept. 28, 1920. S ’\lfliy e 2 L, |Leaves City Dock every Thursday evening at 6 o’clock Hallowe’sn: Favors R4 :'f mi:e::d .,r,;”:awn Way. ||Last publication, Oct. 26, 1929. p :::w f [direct to Funter Bay, Hawk Inlet, Tenakee, Hoonah, Port and. Novelties i vourl:h e 3 mn 'U ‘A Althorp, Chichagof, Sitka, Chntham, Killisnoo, Baralmf |way ports. Leaving for Skagway and Haines every othl' ]Tueqdny at 11 p. m. Information— . F. McKinnon, Reliable Transfer Co., Phone 149. 3-6 Fifth and Gold. 3-7 Fifth and Fast. nosite U. S. Cable Off'ce ; MCCA. UL — MOTOR CO. IKRY 'LIR_EE CARD Service With Satistaction | e e e v 4-2 Calhoun, opp. Seaview Apu 4-3 Distin Ave,, and Indian Sts. 4-5 Ninth and Calhoun. 4-6 Seventh and Main. -7 Twelfth, B. P. R. garage. MR. TAX PAYER You can thank your City Council for a sav- Thane —_—_——— Alaska Meat Company PHONE 39 Fresh Local Dressed Hens, Roasters and Broilers. 5 ::; \ CALL THE t: mgm and Willoughby, ing of 'approximately $100 PER MONTH. Wilyt's C(}:l;;lk(,s:] c')l;zrtr:aarlse s;nfihggaf‘m s pm. | i | 5-1 Seater Tract. ] t is what the Hart Oil Burner installed pmt i c’ uneau ' { in the City Hall is saving the taxpayers of from Plumber || Li.sa Jumean. 5 umaoer + 3 SHARICK ¢ H amt D. M. GRANT 4 MILLER TAXI IN CONNECTION pm.t | : o OWN FUEL BILL? Telephone 183 Pool—Billiards m, At Newman-Geyer Meet your friends at The Pioneer. Chas. Miller, rmame K o A RICE & AHLERS CO THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS | Txcent will be accepted. || Oil Burner Service a JAPANESE TOY || PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL : s i —ttectve April 1st ol s JHop THE GASTINEAU i| Estimates Given—Work H, B. MAKINO Junead, Alaska Our Services to You Begin' and End at the Gang Plank of Every Passenger-Carrying Boat Juneau Ferry & N‘“ifl‘l Guaranteed 54 “fi;l.t m . i “We tell you in advance what job will cost” &; tion Company i R —_——