The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 16, 1930, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY DEC. 16 I930 . NOU STAY HERE - \jguuleu_sr_ ME. %_ = ; NO GO WAY - 1S5 LD Taken THE, Py SENATER'S DOLGH AND WHA 2AT ¢ ME PUT LECPARD IN CAGE - AOYES = BT 3 TS NEST GWES Shs SsSr ME THE CREEPS - RE COMING == I WONDER WHAT WHAT To Do! . WHAT To Do 2! TN NERVOUS! NOURE SURE IM > GOANA BE SAILING SCHEDULE Round trip winter rates in effect, Juneau to Seattle i b \ W ; - and return—$73.50 o N | 2 1 A= ! 3 9 | Z | 3 Leave DueJuneau Due Juneau ' / Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound MAMA LA MoussSE % S LIkE 22 fi ¢ \l Victoria Nov. 26 Dec. 3 i | & Q A : Kl | Alameda V. 2 Dec. Dec. 9 4 | 3 % 4 i 7 B8\ Yukon % Dec. 13 Dee. 20 Alameda e : Dec. 30 _Northwestern E an. Jan. 10 P . 2 i = ¢ i / REGUnAR PORTS OF CALL: Ketchikan, Wrangell, T i FRavoy - 0 v » Juneau, Cordova, Valdez, Latouche and Seward. o DT Dk \ T S.S. NORTHWESTERN and S.S. ALAMEDA will call VEST POCKET” PLANE WILL at Petersburg northbound and southbound. BE O i‘i‘*"”"l) “\ \l“\l \RlN - All sailings subject to change without notice. Information and Tickets Marine NeWS ' . o : ! SR ‘ : " W.E.NOW}ELL;Agrm S ovamers” - PENGUIN PLAYS SANTA ROLE TO Northland due Fri SCHEDULED SAILINGS Classified will find it easier || o Admiral Farragut scheduled to Ad for and guicker to || sls:uag;om Seattle Dec. 17 at THE PRIB“—UFS 4 quick get results if you le Alameda scheduled to sail from e | WINTER Southbound set the habit of { | TS, 4 % Lv.Seattle Ar.Juneau Lv.Juneau b resuits L3 2 3 | . 4 i ! REDUCED - e h Weagt Nerco scheduled to sail from Farragut Dec. 6 . using the Classi- |{® Nerco scheduled to sai Newest Ship of Fisheries| RATE Queen .Nov. 26 Nov, 30 Dec. 3 Seattle Dec, 22 at 9 pm. fied Ads when- Bureau Arrives Here ROUND TRIP | Queen ..Dec. 10 Dec. 14 Dec. 17 Phone Princess Nerah scheduled | 1 ever you have a ! sail fror T ooxvar Do, -ihi e o SEATTLE AND | Farragut Dec. 17 Dec. 21 Jan. 3 374 want. Come in.or" |} :‘l"lq“}f,’:: Vanoouyer' Dee, % | Enrcute to West : Queen ..Dec. 24 Dec. 28 Dec, 31 ask for | SOUTIrBOUND SAILINGS | S5 Visit California tials winter, low round Phone 374 and ask for an Ad- | taker. L In the role of Santa Claus ship clock r the Pribilof and sails south at ©[ino United & clock Wadnesday after- | erics . motorship. Pe trip excursion fares from Seattle to San Francico and return $40,00, to Los Angeles and return $60.00, to San Diego \~-d return $65.00. All fares are first Sailings from Secattle on Wednes- an Ad- taker Quoen due in port at 7 o' lands settlement: u of Fish- in, Capt. t 5 ¢ . . o ° . . o .| e Seattle Dec. 20, at 9 am. e ) ° ° ° . . ° ° °| 9020 00000063030 9000000090000 090 08 freecrrroooos » < _noon. '\Am.nm Anderson, arrived in port . \rékc heduled southbound ® | pore Jast night enroute from Se- nlnd Satgtllx:])sfitc(px:%ul‘:xr lc:xnsln aturday. ® |attle to tho Pribilefs. Owing to the; HRArY, Asb xender, Lmma LOCAL SAILINGS Sl o the adinar 1 ot il Alexander, Dorothy Alexander and Ad- 5 i il % i < mira coples. Estebeth leaves every Thursday @ | rorced to remain here for a day Slgdlie —_— night at 6 p.m. for Sitka and ® | or (o, { GUY SMITH, B. H. HOWARD, wayports. ®| The Penguin, in addition to regu- Agent, Douglas. Agent, Juneau THE EMPIRE Pacific leaves every Thurs- ar supplies for the Government’s Ys the Medium day at 10 am. for Peters- ®|ce)ing station on the Pribilofs, has| ~ The Navy's mew folding wing scaplane will be an advanced step| and one dinin .":rfl.- :‘flfe.a;‘d W:‘-" ng"s ®|a cargo of Christmas mail andfever a tiny scout (below), shown assembled for flight frem a sub-| f§ Through which the general lea 15.00. Call op | ____‘__‘.'__: ® ®ifreight for the residents of thejmarine’s deck tank. Top shows undersea boat partially submerged to | L public can always have lts artn S ‘. b same place. As soon as Capt. An- ive scout plane. ,| wants suppliea. Freme s TIDES TOMORROW 7 derson, wlnio is s\}lrt-x'lxxzrf‘IrumAIf\ b : | Glosing time for classified rder. New | - o i Severe cold, recovers sufflclentlyokSo \gHTNGTON, Dec. 16—A ve down the - subiiarite’s: utdErs ‘dvemsemems'xz PiuM'l B and new extra tubes mever| .y, tije 4:28 am., 35 feet. ‘lvn“sf:fwvifé’ G e CHT S planned in the Sy mg Tor oDy New battery. Tel. 103. | piy e 10:38 am., 17.7 feet. | The latest addition to the Bu-‘m, f JHREA S compart FOR PRINCE RUPERT, VANCOUVER, VICTORIA vertisements: 11 A. M. i 2 z | i by the navy nent under the deck witl s top Ten cents per line first in- || FOR SALE —Practically new vacuum Low 5:21 pm, -13 feet. |rcau of Fisheries' Alaska fleet, thel ot . ro 1 vith 1 AND SEATTLE 0. Hig : 8 feet. |Penguin Is s c one of the| deck AND SEA .E sertion. | - cleaner, in, $19.50.| High 11:44 pm., 148 feet. [Penguin is said to be one of the| % gy gl R £ Five cents for continuous || Phone | e |most modern and finest equipPed iy ot ved in g watertight compart o "_]”.“ i - subsequent insertion. P — e : | vessels of its type in the north. Tt| .. =00 o5 L T . b ool B Count five average words to || FOR SALE—Hirst-Chichagoff Stock | was built 3 for service be- |deck S o¢mpatepk ' PoBnss, Ana the " the line. \ for Telephone 211 or write R E ALA.SKA““NH Dutch Harbor and the Prib- WA i lane unfolded and floated on it Leave Juneau Southbound Minimum charge, 50 cepts. 1096 | FO S . ilofs, replacing the old E . y1Th«: plane w 1 be a scout a fa pontoons when its mothe: PRINCESS NORAI‘i = 5 o = — {assigned to the Kodiak dist fi parTving 0 b 0 o i FOR SALE—Household goods. In-| SEATTLE, Dec. 16—Motorshib| It is 130 feet long and has ajused for exten the return, the submarin December 16, 31; January 13, 27; February 10, 24 Quire 416 3rd’ St, near Gold thland sailed for Juneau and|beam of 27 feet. It is powered b / submerged and 3 FOR RENT FOR SALE — Sawmill wood. Call |¥ at 9 oclock last night|a 400-horsepower full diesel engine J its compart- | VENTRE: REQURSION Faass ALE Sz 1 . Call ent o he watel y— Service Transfer: Telephone 528.| With 33 first class passengers. The |1t is equipped with electric wh', of the water ROUND TRIP—$73.50 '¥OR RENT—Good "\u: m cflbm following are booked for Juneau dio compass, electrical s to)when th S 3 Apply Seaview Apartments. | FOR SALE—Midget “Lunch. Terms| | John Kamoen and wife. O. A. Cas-| control, radio, ete. It car A .———— Tickets sold to or from all Wastern Points of United i1 ———1" or cash person and wife, N. C. Flynn and|crew of 11 men | | R States or Canada and to Europe or the Orient RENT — 3 room furnished) ’ . i lynn and | crew of n. | NOTICE { o npur[ni("\[ Cliff :"\Ipurlmun'.; E ~gn ‘,d‘ hn Mollen. Officers aboard with Capt. An-! Modern types or unde raf; | : K‘i(ldh-q woa ) Various Routes—Stop-Over Privileges v s A | MISCELLANEOU i e R Y derson are: Eli Boe, mate; John|available for the constru of ; iy Travel via the Scenic Canadian Pacific Rockies - s i =15 S | . of re | Southern, Chief Engineer;|special carrying compartme e FOR, RENT — Furnished house.| = will tel | E. G. Gillett, engineer in charge; M. Southern, | g X Telephone 3201 ;rll,iux:f],; "\‘)i(;:::'\,;‘, Wfi‘:“;i‘f_ of installation of elevators at the George Woods, First Assistant En-|clude the V-1 2 and 3, « S | o 2 | capitol Building, left on the \{Pam-umu‘“ ons each, and the' V-4 g & " EXCELLENT jano for rent. Tele-| tion. About business, love, mar-i JoRn o ONCran last night. He! After discharging at the Pribi-|of 2,660 tons each, T FOR TICKETS AND RESERVATIONS u . 26! riage, mining, ete. Juneau Roon i . . F Rl 8o o1, 3 . J o, Pul lic Lil r phone e 5 | will be at home in Council Bluffs|lofs, the vessel will return to 1is varies from 27% to 331 feet uneau Fublic labrary W. L. COATES, Agent, Valentine Building, Juneau FOR RENT—-A veritable paradise| Great Britain lmpuriul 3,408 | before Christmas. winter station Dutch Harbor. I.}) In tl:e new (A’n‘-\ :qnz{u-n;, wmu.x Free Rl‘fl(]lng Room o L Dy » » " %or BACHELORS. Two room |dozen pairsiof cotton hosiery in the T L i | will make anotk p to the seal{has been undertaken to ¢ ; s . ; first nine months of 1930. J. T. Monaham, C. Campbell, J.|jslands in February. In Marc least one airplane on cver apartments NEW. THE EUREKA | ake up|the battle line, the navy w Main Street and Feurth Matsona and J. Reyes, who were|wi)l return to Seattle to ' } i City Hall, Second Floor - | APARTMENTS, TELEPHONE 32, osiovakia had 302 Dersons| witn' the salvage party Lrying to frhign and employees carly next|on experiences of scven years ago S -~ i = FIREPROOF in 1920 whose annual incomes ex-| yaise the gold on the lost steam-| spring. ; {when a submarine plane was bui Reading Room Open From PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY PIANOS, Ra Sewing Machines, | cceded $30,000. [ chip Islander, departed last night| And mm 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. B 5 Pagnographs, Expert Plano Tun| s ="~ on e Pricess Norah for Seaile. Al fhvhsm;rr bui on e 4 Gireuation Room Open from || Motorshi p PACIFIC ng. Radio and phon e- | | Il oy degl e smalled subma- |} 1 to 5:30 p. m.—7:00 to 8:30 { | e Anderont Musie Shoppe | Garments made_or presca vy | |IINIIINNIY NURAH [‘, ARRIES it in,it e o 110,350 . merih @80 41} 1oy Gity Dock, Juneat every Thuraday at 10 am \ -— _— us retain their shape i 'he dismantled e Newspapers, Reference, { for Pdel\hur[z. Kake and Way points, See agent WANTED & PHONE 528 { ! :‘Lmbled for e 1 The Books, Etc. |} for ports of call during winter schedule. Passengers : ~{| TOM SHEARER | 3“ {scheme was abandoned as unsatis- s must obtain tickets from agent hefore boarding ship. WANTED — Girl wants work in! ! EXCEL Iactory FREE TO ALL i | Phone 79. J. B. Burford & Co., Agts., Valentine Bldg. prjvate family or work by day| g P! or; hour. Telephone 212. © AR | MAILBOAT “ESTEBETH” Accommodahons Are Not! plGGLY WIGG I Y (Davis Transnortation; 0o.) Sufficient to Supply | ¥ LEAVES I}ISEES?}JKEVER}') TJ&H%}S%ET%T 6P. M. A AN Demand for Berths For Skagway and Way f;‘om—uwry Other Tuesday Forty passengers embarked 2 For information apply Dave Housel, Agent this port on the steamship Pr Phone Single O cess Norah, Capt. C. C. Sainty when she sailed last night for Vancouver, B. C. This number of 1 Electric Corni Popper $2.35 Comes to you complete ready to use, including directions, recipes, cord fOR Buildmg, Remodelmg or Odd Jobs, Call 4042. Ly ety Daily meu want Ads Pay. { WATCH For Nexu T DU UL TR T NORTHLAND TRANSPORTATION CO. ! > | P 9 berths was all that had been ! SMOKER {E and plug and guarantee. 2,07 (" suneay, else more tich i SEATTLE'S NEW i £/ would have been sold here WINTER SCHEDULE—Sailings every Monday night at 9 p.m. k. HOTEL An Ideal Gift for £ reservations for Ketchikan had b from Pler No. 5, Seattle, for the following Southeastern Alaska . = { Every Room has | | Chri £ taken there, and more were wan ports: Ketchikan—Wrangell—Hyder—Petersburg—Juneau. Private Bath | wristmas £ in that city, according to Prince Rupert, B. C., Vancouver B. C.—(South bound only when ’ 0 | £ vices that were received here. ket y i X s —— ME lN [ It’s Easy to Make £ who went aboard the vessel cargo warrants 1 £33 = port were: y : FERRY TIME CARD Delicious Pop Corn £ s waiistedt for Prince Rupe 7o THov. 10M0B: Mg = Dec. g Mk Honse. 4 weaves Juneau yor Douglas and Simply attach the plug E féus‘l‘;}le:nm“é;r’;‘:t L;Iw; a’id {{1 When Nov. 24—M.S. Norco Dec. 22—M.S. Norco sas ok e £ to any socket. Pour in £ w. 'parson, P. E. Armstr Dec. 1—MS. Northland Dec, 29—M.S. Nortland : v :15 pm. z ; H . 7:15am. 17:30 p.m. |£ the kernels and stir gent- £ piotraschke, O. Swedberg, E. Stone You Calling Hyder 9:15 am.t 9:30 p.m. Ely t‘}"th St‘rrlmg;“ handle s Waél'JMh%E”;pbe;L A‘} E. Ma For information apply to: D. B. Femmer, Juneau Agent. J. B. 12:30pmt §12:15pm. £ on the cover. In five min- and J. Hill Jr, for Vancous Burford & Co,, Ticket Agents. {2:00pm. 12midnight | utes a half gallon is 2 C: E. Strud, J. T. Monah Travel £ Telephone 114 {315 pm.t $1:00a.m, ¢§ ready—in ten minutes a = Campbell, J. Reyes, J. Matson, - . *4:00 p.m. = .= gaMon and a half. And = J. Dolan, Mrs. ‘P. Webster, Mrs Leaves Douglas for Juneau ! Second Hand Guns Bought | (= O! so tender, flaky and = J. Ficken, Mrs. H. Yaeger, K n- ) iy s §Risl st 8:30 pan. and Sold | |Z delicious! : S AL il . B Smith, Mrs. . No matter where you plan to go— by steamship or rail— “YOUR ALASKA LAUNDRY SERVICE” 8:30 a.m. 17:45 p.m. J| New Guns and Ammunition | £ 1 £ Ablers, Mrs. E. F. Sheelor, Mr f ¥ P & 2 ' i . 9:30 am.t | SEE. BIG VAN | = s £ Mrs. M. S. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. | we'll be pleased to give you full information—mak¢ /or '12:45 pm.t | E (B;Uh A |12 =|B. A Lybeck, C. Valvestad, J. B.| ‘ reservations and deliver tickets if you desire. < i pibr oy THE N MAN = = caro, A. E. Semple, A. Salvey, E.| D Cl d P o bt | | Opposite Coliseum Theatre | = Z|G. Gillett, Mrs. C. Smite, i Write or wire KARL K. KATZ, Alaska Representative | r eaning an ressin e 2:30 p. = | 5:00 p.m. {e # i £ | Klee, T. Carignan and B. W. J | 200 Smith Tower, Seattle, ELiot 3560 *—Thane. I. e o= . = |son for Seattle. h % | ] - formigne v e weenod. | T The Florence shop | = Electric Co. £/ omcivex || Northern Pacific Railway | ALASKA LAUNDRY ; < | “Naivette” Croquignole Perm- | |= = = 25 2 §--Effective April 1st. i anent Wave |E | ORI oo 4502 Route of the NEW North Coast Limited In New Building on Shattuck Way D 2 - - —e e . Jogean Forey & Navier: || | omar o avemia | [ o 2| Piay Indoor Golf st The Alasian sod The Alagken “THE LAUNDRY DOES IT BEST” o tion Company B ¢ Pl BB Y] Illlllllmfllllllllmmmllllllfi Hotel. (acv) e [ BTN ' i Ll ] G - o - B 'q‘ o £ ) » ’ . f 3