The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 12, 1931, Page 7

e A e THE ALASKA DAILY EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1931. 4 e . POLLY AND HER' PAYS : By CLIFF STERRETT \ FINEST LARGEST TEAMERS Y Ir"—— 5 WHAT MAKES YOU THINK YER NEW HEIGHBOR )~ e \ [ 1S A? § ; ? NUT? - : THANKS, OFFICER. ONE MINUTE HE'S v WELL FEEL A HEAP . ALL SMILES, AN’ SIGHT SAFER t THE NEXT, HE'S = WITH POLICE { ALL SCowLs! /T ‘ PROTECTION/ ——— T~ WAIT, OFFICER!/ MEBBE IT'S ME, WOT’S SAILING SCHEDULE Leave DueJuneau Due Juneau Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound *Yukon June 6 June 9 June 15 fAlameda . June 9 June 13 June 15 Aleutian June 12 June 15 June 22 iNorthwestern .June 16 June 20 June 22 | tAlaska June 18 June 24 * Yukon June 20 June 23 June 29 t Alameda June 23 June 27 June 29 \ Aleutian June 27 June 30 July e o T SSerRET ¢ % | @ 3 ¥ 5 |1t is 4n charge of ‘Chiet Steward hHSCEI‘i‘A?‘EOIJS = \FAIR MAIDEN UN ‘ank Ke) known to his fa- FOR SALE—Large wardrobe trunk | LONESOME—JGIN Ohlo's largest millars as “Silk.” He is pinch-hit- in good condition. Apply 525 correspondence club. Members ev-\ (o4 .‘!um with a l-_000 per cent average | East Street. erywhere. 150 ladies names, ad-| arlne e ‘ N? S RUGERS Lqus {for both of his ailing shipmates. dresses and descriptions 31.00_;‘ “Everybody aboard is delighted | FOR SALE—Adsit property on Sec- Alaska June 29 July 2 July Northwestern June 30 July 4 July 6 * Yukon July 4 July 7 July 13 ¥ Alameda July 7 July 11 July 13 t—Soutnheastern Alaska Route. *—Southwestern Alaska Route, W. E. NOWELL, Agent PHONE 2 ik E 3 (ladies 50c) Give age and occu- H wilh_ th? Alaska visit,” said Mr. a ond Stre?t. I)ownsca‘u_s‘ suitable | nation with remittance, J. hl K ‘Harns,.'and the hopz seems to be for siore; modern living qUar-| Dongla, Box 8%, Bayton, Ohlo, | —| generally cntertainod by all_that ! L AS K A TE AMSH IP(Co lerskupts'bal:rsllldfmge slforerloom a P : . —i**8e® e 000 e fored o the Prince David and has| {they will be able to come N“’“‘l . back of building. Inquire up-| « yor lease to responsible | o © been.on that ship in the tri-city e again next year. ! 3 stairs at premises after 5 pm.| parties or for sale. Apply Robert o Steamer Movements o service since that tme. Both Capt.|Eihty-one Tourists Hopel , 12 Admiral Rogers returned to! FOR SALE_$3500 Tonor Banjo| T K8ufman at Gastineau Cate. | NORTHBOUND e Donald and Mr. McLean wars| 810-0n€ loursts Hope Juncau from Skagway and Sitka FOR | o et | = |® Norco due 2 o'clock tomorrow e warmly welcomed on thei rarrivall to Visit North A, pain job 8 o'c FYeL Ll outfit complete, new. Will be | ?PIANOS, Kadios, Sewing Machines, Bl o 5. Hete N [ fre s o ports wel ° ifi ss than half. See| Phonographs, Expert Plano Tun- mOFRANG. i 4 R 6. Cherso rs. T e NWV ';;::;lgfiodArlfl:k]:“'_lgll::l;rvn | ing. Radfi) and ppnmmgrnpn ":.:_, © Alamcda due tomorrow noon.. e: Other officers aboard the vessel| ext Year |R. S Cn\n:m Mmpl. D ‘V?LL(‘MBHJ r e o | . " le iral Evans rday. e are: H. G. Coles, Chief Officer, and e { ouise Price, Miss Mary | S ; | nairing. Anderson's Music Shoppe. |3 Admiral B .‘:;“d‘l’l‘:’ Ssu“l::;‘y‘““’ S e e “The gangplank is still the high- | Kostrometinoff, Herbert Coleman, o Leave Arrive Southbound FOR SALE—Howse for sule. 6in FOR KENT 9 Tcmi i e At b Offiolsls Due Sunday way to adventure; romance still| Kenncth Edwards and Fred dJen- | W ROUND Seattle Juneau Lv.Juneau and Park. Telephone SR QUi ENT |® Aleutian due Monday. o Several officials are due to visit rll:\fi; to s] - 5 ‘h;", a? z}ow]n to the |sen. i sia i ! TRIP FARES Watson June 17 __Plaic G howcases. | T T T mished'® SCHEDULED SAILINGS e here on the Prince Henry next|®®3" mused a fair-haired, pre The vessel sailed on her refurn Evans June 10 June 13 June 24 » FOR SALE—Plaic Grass S| 9 FOR RENT—Four room furnished L2 5 o !Sunday. G. A. McNicholl, General |YOUDZ Woman as she leaned seainst to Scatile at 1 o'clock this morn- SEATTLE Quee! Jine 3 sl Various sizes. Juneau OUNE| apartment with bath. Steam ® Princess Charlotte scheduled to Sunday. i, A D s SeneEa O et 51 i ahote Seliet b ¢ i ueen une 11 June 15 June 19 Hardware Co. heat; electric range; Frigidaire.|® Sail from Vancouver June 13 e A Manager fer the west, planned to |m‘c'hi) AAlr‘yv‘x .l R £ _~1‘_ A Dg. T { s TO Dr. Alex June 16 June 21 June 21 Y Wikltsor’ Apariasiss e at9p m e 'make the trip, but when the Prince|® 1D Admiral Rogers last <ve-| Persons who booked p v Rogers .. June 18 June 22 June 26 FOR SALE—Cadillac car, suitable! h s Wrly Northland scheduled to sail e |Rupert left Vancouver said it w,\s;j‘,“‘" and let her blue eyes follow |Juneau for ports to the south Watson .June 24 June 27 July 8 for taxi. Cheap for cash. See|FOR RENT—Furnished,steam heat-|e from Seattle June 15 at o Possible he might be delayed until ly the movements of pas-, were: Mrs. Berry, 210 Main Street. | ed sleeping room; close in. Phone|e 9 pm. o !later in the summer. cengers and town folk: on the| For Petersburg—Mr. and Mrs. J. 537. Prince George scheduled to ' W. A. Brown, Manager of the wharf. “Vessels have acquired alllC'L.:nnnr& Sam Guyot, Susan| sail from Vancouver June 15+ Coast Lines, who racently succoad-ithe conveniences and luxuries - | Shortz, Peter Jack, Charles Kusesto, | at 8 pm. e cd B. C. Keelye, resigned, and Reg- [6°ed by the best hotels, but W. W= Bachellor. } Dorothy Alexander scheduled ® inald Beaumont, Distrist Traffic|lmprovements from land can rob| For Wrangell—P. Lucy, Fred Wal- | to sail from Seattle June 16 ® Manager, will be aboard. A. B.|the water of its traditional thrills|ler. Iniormewos ana tckets furnished on Seattle-Caiifornia service. FOR SALE—Income bearing prop- | —_— erty on Gastineau Ave. Good In- [FOR RENT—Three room furnish- ..vestment. Mrs. Flora Sharick,| ed apartment. Eleciric range. Telephone 5602. Telephone 138. California-New York via Panama Canal and return. Round the world, Trans-Atlantic, } “ FOR SALETwelve foot, round bot- FOR RENT—Furnished Apart at 10 am o Smith, representing the Publicity ?{m ch S N;wspax();rs chronicle| For Ketchikan—R. A. Neller, C. ; Trans-Pacific, 2 3 —] - . o , X ha | the arrivals a e departures o ] " intz 4 . H. tom cedar skiff in good condition.| ment. Tel. 103. Mrs. Chas. Hoxie.|® Northwestern scheduled to sail ® Bf‘fmmm“ T o e e e e e Aes R o | Round America Rate (one way wat- y P IR 0 R S ttle June 16 at 9 e trip. " 3 el e - er, return i, .00. Apply to H. Weiss, Box 2203, Ju- -~ RENT Largs Tvnlhah Tooh L"’:]‘_ Sekidle Ui L0 A | Many Visit Giacier |comings. and goings of persons on| For Seattle—Mrs. B. Winther, ! FHIBD, P00 neau. | ri . |trains. The perils of orean Janes itter -1 4 | Shoeka mise scheduled to ©| The Prince Rupert's list on this| e perils of ocran Janes | Mrs. R. R. Ritterman, B. Ritter- | Prs‘;‘x?‘?rmnu‘lanco;ver l.‘l‘un({e 17 e |trip included 65 tourists, seven for |2Fe unknown to railroad right-of-|man, R. Ritterman, Mrs. W. E.| at 9 pm. e |interior points, and four for Ju-|Ways. ; Cahill, Doris Cahill, Mrs, William | Admiral Rogers scheduled to @ u. Those arriving for this porty Lifc Aficat Difforent | Franks, John Kearney George | sail from Seattle June 18 at e | were: Kendall, Miss Ivy And life afloat is alw dif- | Rccojin, N. Balabanoff. ouin o | Karels, Mrs. C. C. Karels and C,|ferent than life ashore. Even tho|—— B. H. HOWARD, Agent. for rent. $12.00 month. Close in.| WANTED g Telephone 2551. 4‘ Bt — FOR RENT—Three-room furnish- WANTED—Coiored WOman Wanmis | o4 apartment and bath. Call 1 « work by day or hour. Cleaning or | jg95 general house work. Mrs. Rehn,i_ Pl e ] & o te g ngstone. deck games are unlike pastimes | ] ey Telephone 124. FOR. BENP-Ohelitwo ar. three| > AlSh SR, oin Beattle 3 | N amtion of “hoptiesdd,” mee |Blsewhere, But after all, . wtiss! 1] The Tl Shop | room furnished apartments, in- une 18, at 9 p.m. makes ccean travel so joyous and ne orence op || "yazfimhildré;TO care for by| cHiding ights, Water, Newly th. SOUTABOUND SAILINGS ¢ bers of the Brotherhood of Loco- | Phone 427 for Appointment day or hour. Telephone 3402. ished, close in. Very reasonable 1 h is Prince Rupert schedulad south- e |Motive Engineers, from the San|BAPpy for me and for of : bound at midnight Saturday. e Francisco district, were among the|the spirit of comradeship that| [CANADIAN PACIEIC | | RINGLETTE and NAIVETTE | | ceeo0®ec000e0%°0000000000 | | | | el e S fehed , ) o . ; d saip | | CROQUIGNOLE and SPIRAL | HELP WANTED—Girl for general cahinsylnquire SC;IOXC\:MK )Sahlet'i Yukon due southbound next e |tourists. Most of them were in- é;‘ f'lon.q.umku it m‘:f.; WAVES { [ | housework. Call Mrs. W. D.. eqiis, - o148 G Monday. e cluded in the 31 who took the (' s Oficors, A dre % Beauty Specialists ‘ | | Groes. Phone 361, | e . |eAdmiral Watson scheduled to e |Mendenhall Glacier Auto tour from oy i our| |, v Spe il i : e 2 o~ | FOR RENT—Completely furnished ® sail southbound about June ® |here. | sty it L oy “The World’s Greatest Travel System” LOST ANy FOUND | house; also furnished apart-'e 18. L L e R § 08 ik | ana 3f M weielt i N ; Yubhits. Tel 3004, o LOCAL SAILINGS ® {and the speaker indicated another LOST—Between shcp and Stand-|—— — = Estebeth leaves every Thursday ® |?:::in““‘f:’l;"zusfflmf,:l’ffr’:fC,,_’;:‘l'_ TO PRINCE RUPERT, VANCOUVER, VICTORIA ard Oil plant; truck tire and FOR RENT—Four-room furnished ® night at 6 pan. for Sitka and ® | vophige - would ,m.ey been & tailure || “Heart Action - - - rim. $2.00 reward if returned to| apartment until September 7th.'s wayports. . | without Siithior i gl AND SEATTLE 3 Economy Garage. H. M. Hollman. | ® Pacific leaves every Thurs- e | Just then, C. V. Harris, the p..id,,i — i day at 10 am. for Peters- ] “Sunkist 1 e ] OKAY—"’ 2 FOR RENT—Furnished st ¥ 1of the “Sunkist Beauties” stepped £ 2 & LONG FLIGHTS FROWNED ON\" heted apartments Bihop ® PUE: Kake aud way parts, o briskly up the gangplank with | Princess Charlotte ............... - June 19 » Canberra—Acting upon & TPOrt! apartments. leasBBbasophoris package of papers in one hand. [} Says DOC by. the auditor-general, the Aust- Patience Is Urged | | “Be patient, Katherine,” he said | ———————— ralian foderal government may|FOR RENT — Comfortabie heated prohibit or at least regulate air-} furnished apartments; $50.00 and plane flights between England and) $60.00. Nugget Apartments. H Australia, Such flights are con-| - | | {FOR RI i | | Fered S PS purpose-i h“"e“m?l;;:m;nzg ms ;‘;l;nrllsg fil‘ HAS F A I R L'ST | less. b i | view. Inquire 115 West 6th Sc.! [N o ON FIRST TRIP B CLEANERS MacKinnon Apagtments, I | % “We Call For and Bellver” | | {Inaugurates Summer Tour- o 3 L o % & = | TEL. 338 PL Turhished. Heafed. Tel. 5701 ot Service for Canad- | [ | . . | Princess Louise | | to the young woman who had Princess Alice ... June 26 i | frankly expressed a fondness for When the battery in your car {bim, ‘Tl be ready to take you f falls .. . you go noplace ... Princess Charlotte ... .. June 30 |girls up town in a minute, Meet, | 3 many have no doubt learn- | my sisters,” he sald, by way of in- | troduction, as he hastened to his oiXice. Miss Kathleen Harris is one of the executives of the Hunt Broth- ers Packing Company of San Fran- isco. Miss Gladys Harris lives at ad. Good battery service elimi- || R nates many disappointmentsand | T,ow summer tourist fares to all points in Canada and the often irksome and expensive de- . " e Vs, Prompt and. tekuikr. Date United States. Various routes. Stop over privileges. tery service is the policy which Return limit October 31, 1931. 2as made our shop headquar- ters for motorists. If you have [ ! | Pasadena, California. With Miss'] & good battery in your car give || 2 . - FOR RENT—One two-room turn-| {a N sl Eines | SOOTHING oo il Lo, | e e el W. L. COATES, Agent i ished apartment vacant. The| { the National Broadcasting Company { serves. Tell us to check on it Valentine Bldg., Juneau PHONE 487 j Eureka Apartments, a bachelor's| Tosugiirating s the gami ekl REFRESHING of San Francisco, the Misses Har- | regularly. ~We rebuild batter- : azadise, = Willoughby, Avamns, |, - B0 i riot ersion mafit. ris oceupy one of the de luxe suites | les when parts justify such ac- = Sreopt adeiiding, tained to Southeast Alaska vby the BEAUTIFYING aboard the Admiral Rogers. tlon. Let us add your name to MARKOE STUDIO le » |Canadian National Lines, the steam- { * | T h;— 3; round-tripi tourists on the Lmr t“:;) of C““;’";fi’f ‘:h& ein- { S | i ived i ort i vessel have been favored by de-|{ frus e rcare of eir batteries Photographs of Quality L TIDES TOMBRBOW “ :,: I;m;)c; R;‘l::;sd:l;.“ Bcildmv“i\?;;d yein?r::lfenhe:::y.::::n :l‘m:::; "J::mrul weather. At Skagway the !xclgsively to us. 5 |Low tide 5:15am., 0.1 feet for Skagway at 11 pm. It is due arrange for a series of beauty || c™Perature was very warm. Near- Portraiture, Photo Fiolsh- “limigh tie . 11:36am., 130 feet | here on its southbound rip at mid-'| treatments. Enliven the skia all the passengers made the ing, Cameras, Alaska Views, | 1,y tige 5:11pm., 43feet!night, Saturday, and will sail for | and the hair. Glow with health hite Pass & Yukon Route trip Etc: {High tide 11:11 p.m., 16.1 feet | Vancouver about 1 am. Sunday. and thrill with the joy of liv- || ' Bennett. At Sitka they were | ional Bank Bldg. i ——— | The company will maintain three | e Our personal service rates || °°!7ralled by the scenic graudeurs. | PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Fifeh Bylony o - |vessels in its Alaska service this Pinch Hitter Delivers i JUNEAU, ALASKA ZAPORA MAKES CALL 5 are most reasonable—and OBf || noqyie the fact that on the | A summer. The Prince Henry, one | yworg js first-class in every Bringing a small quantity of of its large new steamers, is due detail. Phone for appoinment. freight for Juneau, the cargo car- | here next Sunday, and the Prince Permagent Wave—$10.00 rier Zapora, arrived here from Se- ' George, a sister ship to the Prince g % | jattle this afternoon. She stayed | Rupert, will arrive next Thursday. PHONE 397 The Best Laundry l a few hours and then sailed South.i Denald and McLean Aboard Connors Motor Co. Chevrolet Agency Motorship “PACIFIC” |4 Leaves City Dock, Juneau, every Thursday at 10 a.m. 1§ for Petersburg, K and Way points. See agent for ports of call during winter schedule, ers must obtain tickets from agent before mpm ’nnrthbound voyage, the chief cook was put ashore ill at Ketchikan and the storekeeper was put ashore il at Juneau, the.culinary depart- ment leaves nothing to be desired. | She is scheduled to return to Se-|{ The Prince Rupert is commanded = il attle after making calls a portson by Capt. D. Donald, veteran mas- Phone 79. J. B. Burford & Co., Agts., Valentine Bldg. CAPITAL LAUNDRY | |iana. | man McLean, one of the best known —————— ‘and most popular pursers in the BEAUTY PARLORS Slender, dark brown worms live ' service, returned to the Alaska run . — {in countless millions in the surface,on the Prince Rupert after a year’s | Phone 355 Franklin St. If the West Coast of Vancouver Is- ter in the company’s service. Nor- AMERICAN | L] MAILBOAT “ESTEBETH” MRS. JACK WILSON £ !ice of glacters. absence. - Last season he was mns-: J|- (Davis - Transportation Co." ) | Miss A. Hamilton I = LEAVES JUNEAU EVERY THURSDAY AT 6 P, M. o e | ! i AN Y kinds ‘made £ or ol ery + msa:!a .r‘:modn;led. } E | For information apply Dave Housel, Agent D H TWICE WEEKLY FROM JUNEAU | R g : e S. S. SPRINCE RUPERT” ) i i : : 1 : AND i R , i " o e s i NORTHLAND TRANSPORTATION CO. ‘ g g R ] o, AUMEAY WINTER SOHEDULE—Saflings every Monday night st pm. - Every Saturday midnight, with direct rail connec- from Pler No. 5, Seattle, for the following Southeastern Alasks tions at Prince Rupert for the East, and at Van- ports: Ketchikan—Wrangell—Hyder—Petersburg—Junesu. Music--Entertainment — couver for points East and South. Prince Rupert, B. C,, Vancouver B. C.—(South bound only when l turnished for S. S. “PRINCE HENRY” . T | 10DoE GATHERINGS : 2.7 i Newest Sif ood Dol Sl lar. MOTORSHIP NORCO MOTORSHIP NORTHLAND | | s el Bin BIL ot BATTERY SERVICE £/ ou From JUNEAU EV!:’Y“' u:‘:fi.w Ay 18 ’ ! A. B. Hayes, Manager, Alaska Division. Batteries R'P::‘ 'l"d Aelingn. . stwough service, ‘direct conmections to and from Lo i Reasonable Rat’t ¥ Dawson. For reservations apply I es 5 H. R. Sh d. Ge 1A Por information apply to: D. B. Femmer, Junesu Agent. J. B. . R. Shepar n Burford Ticket Agents. Telephone 116 CAPITAL ELECTRIC et g Ty '