The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 22, 1931, Page 7

THE ALASKA DAILY EMPIRE, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 193]. BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG FINEST By BILLE DE BECK " STEAMERS L\ Aow Aow DorsT GET WoT am T EXCITED , JOEY OU Boy - SPOSE, T TEW) You AT GIVIN ~me Ioglfl'gg” NO BLACK CVE ! HE coMmes’ 1-sai) T0 HAVE Twar Ten Gueks For You BY FOouR OCLOCK SURE - COME QUER T ovau, SAILING SCHEDULE Leave DueJuneau Due Juneau Seattle Northbound Southbound June June 9 June 15 June 9 June 13 June 15 .June 12 June 15 June 22 ..June 18 June 20 June 22 June 18 June 24 June 20 June 29 ...June 23 June 20 .June 27 July 6 e JuUnE 29 July 4 + Northwestern ..June 30 July 4 July 6 * Yukon July 4 July 7 July 13 t Alameda ......July 7 July 11 July 13 = t—Southeastern Alaska Route. WITH 85 ON HER *—Southwestern Alaska Route. Tourists Spem Sunday Steamer *Yukon tAlameda *Aleutian iNorthwestern tAlaska * Yukon + Alameda * Aleutian t Alaska June 23 June 27 June 30 July 2 13 DISEMBARK FROM LOVISE AT THIS PORT Vesid With Roun d-Trip W. E. NOWELL, Agent PHONE 2 ALASKA STEAMSHIP Co. Steamer Movements : 117 PASSENGERS i Marine News . sl { el s | GOME NURTH UN i Tourists Calls on Way orenoon Seeing Sights at 4 o'clock tomorrow morn- | WU to Skagway of Juneau B 1 FOR RENT B o - ey S Sllintey oV w1 due early to- o| PR'NGE HE N RY Beund from Vancouver, B. C. to| with a total of 97 passengers out THE EMPIRE FOR RENT—Three-room furnished, | ® mOrrow morning. 4 ] Skagway, the steamship Princess|or Seattle, 85 of Whom were round- Leave Arrive Southbound . steam-heated apartment. Light,|® Alaska due at 7 o'clock Wed- ® Louise, Capt. A. Slater and Purser e Beattle Juneau Lyv.Juneau Medium | i) Is the Me B e s Gishes inelad. |® nesday morning ol iy W00 e Bact ek trip tourists, the steamship Doro- Sl 3 3 en fuel, linen, dishes includ- J W b Bk rker, cal at Juneau|thy Alexander; Capt. A. N. Nicker- atson.. une 17 hsosch wbish tnd peverny fi °f Comtrally ocafed " ¢80 Ter|® BCHMEDULEN EATLUN Ll Fifteen of Canadian Ves-|saturday, arriving at 3 in the af-|son and Purser W, L. Lashelt, ex. Evans ... June 10 June 13 June 24 e i bise: 1a month. Phone 62 from 8 a.m. to|® Norco scheduled to sail from '| sel’s Company Disem- | ternoon and departing at midnight. | perjenced @ pleasant voyage north, Queen ... June 11 June 15 June 19 pubE S gvan 5:30 pm. |® Seattle June 22 at 9 pm, @} s pany She will be here tomorrow morn- |Her course to Juneau was by way Dr. Alex June 16 June 21 June 21 wants supplied. | <, e TN © Prince Rupert scheduled to sail e bark at This Port ing on her ‘returnh.voyage south % - Bocars Closing time for claesified > bos B Tanioolivdr TiKe 2256t ark a 1s Ior B yage south. |of gitka and Skagway, and in con- gers .. June 18 June 22 June 26 wdvertisements: 3 P. M. FOR }:ENT;";!’{” 130“‘ l‘:mm;:d’. 8/3m 2 .‘ l;‘one vessel “:“"“’d 70 passengers, | sequence of the circultous route | Watson .June 24 June 27 July 8 ¢ 5 . §| @partment, hot and cold water, p—. | Carrying 127 passengers, the|About 50 of them were round-trip |she brought no ngers from the L Olosm:n :::u“m: dlhs‘pll! 8- || reasonable rent. Apply Sam Ros-|® Alameda scheduled to sall @' "0 08 b o By H | tourists, many of whom planned s s‘gmd mem“wous L eyeog msreontrmnnn dckets furnished “’Tnmemn'per um iuu m enberg, Phone 561. (® from Seattle June 23 at 9 : Nedder and Purser J. A. Crawford, |to take the journey over the White |parkation at this pagt. on Seattle-Casifornia service. & e o P e Pas: d Yukon Railroad f T i en route from Vancouver, B. C, tojPass and ¥ukon Railroad Irom| The vessel arrived. here at 7 California-New York via Panama w"l‘:“eflfll o b1 ff(zg’o Ri’;:x_flos?sk:;’é downttowr:, " Ad.ml'l“} Watssvnt::heguled ;2: Skagway, called at Juneau last|Skagway to Bennett, while the ship |gclock yesterday morning, She Canal and return, tinuous urn apartment, | ® sall from Seattle June night. She arrived at 7 o'clock,{should be in the former port. departed at 1 o'clock yesterday af- subsequent insertion. half block hill £ Cold 1 . P ¥ Round th 1d, Tran: o g o T N st e g e o e 2F giving passengers plenty of time| Thirtcen of those aboard the|iernoon direct for Seattle. While P s-Atlantic, Bborad(,r‘e, v}e*ry quiet. Behind Maki | e Princess Charlotte schs ul?’d to : to make a daylight motor trip to|Princess Louise disembarked at this |sne was moored to the wharf of the 3 P ybaetdine e ¢ sall from Vancouver June # yengennall Glacier and many of |Port. They were. Pacific Steamship .Company . many Round America Rate (one way wat- FOR RENT OR SALE—Houso and | g omoer conmam i o them took advantage of the oppor-| OCharles W, Carter, Mrs. C. W.|of her passengers motored fo Men- | er, return by rail), $350.00. Soies It itk Taaiie’ Wikl Bt 1 N setistied to. sail tram o tunity Carter, Miss Lenora Carter, R. L.|gdenhall Glacier, visited the Ter- B. H. HOWARD, ' {ly furnished. Third and Gold | & y, Scattle June 25 at 10 am. @ | peyer than 20 of the passengersCrouch, Evelyn Wright, Tom Ness,|ritorial Museum and shopped in . H , Agent, m ALE partly. turnished. TRird. e @ Dorothy Alexander scheduled ® i : aradh s % oy FOR S, Strects. Apply at Nugget SDOP.'e to sail from Seattle June 26 ' Were, for Alaska destinations, the|Mrs. Tom Ness, Emma T. Ness, AT~ |the curio stores, A few made air- d | 51’:" R, o Temainder being round-trip tourists, | thur Ness, Herbert Torgerson, Jobn | plane flights over Mendenhall and FOR SALE—Piano; enquire George |FOR RENT-—Store room for rent » E“ G“'m' adaled bo A &1 Quite a number of them had book- | Livie, Katheryn Livie and Daniel|paky Gilaciers, Ideal weather pre- Brothers. on Seward Street; good 1oca-‘: P';;‘g; ::;‘cz‘:’er .;lune msat o |ed transportation as far as Daw-|Livie. vailed for the visitors. - ' tion; reasonable rental. Apply son, Y. T. planning to take an- ST B The Dorothy Alexander discharg- POR SALE—House for £ai*. 6| cupito] Electric Co, 2nd and,® 8 Pm. ® oth is jonal 1t " a - te Noi 5 other Canadian National vessel to ed a small quantity of general wfifl Seward. | NL{rtMangelle;cd;Lend "209 sa: ‘; : Vancouver about a week hence. In-} freight. FOR BALEPlive Giass BHowoases. |z =m0 O SeRie THER o [cluded among tourists are 18 ho- Passengers wi diséipharked here | Vatious sizes. Juneau -OURDE| heqeq roo_msu rcxllosz ein s::::f Nol:un-w:m scbediiled. tosall. ;| 8L clerks fram vatious parts of S | were Kathleen M. Bolton from Ket- | Hardware Co. renovated; reasonable rates. Gas-{® from Seattle June 30 at 6 P i o w}w alei iy o flN wAY anT‘H.cmkan, L e B P o s | binest) < Booms, - over. - Ciastinesii 18 - D o National Greeters' convention re- Sitka. FOR SALE—Cadillac car, suitable d prrad cently held in Vancouver. Fifteen Persons who took passage on the for taxi. Cheap for ¢ash. See| Grocery. Poisic oo e ‘passcngcrs disembarked at this port. T vessel for the South were the : o 2 ‘Mrs. Berry, 210 Main Street. FOR RENT—Furni s £octogie 1 i | They were: Has Passengers, Gold Bul-|rignt Rev. Thomas Jenkins, H. L. “The World’s Greatest Travel System’ Pt S L R B AT e iy sails at 7 o'clock tonight. |~ \p “palon Bogue, Thomas Stev- . . Coleman, N. L. Troast and Elliott FOR BALE—income vearing prop-| Leated sleeping rooms, ‘suitablo u prince Hemry south at mid- o ik o0 SO ool L0 lion and Reindeer Car- e e o1 3 n. Call al i i i s ell. ~ erty on Gastineau Ave. Good In-: = Tc, 0 S AOUIERE < |Rogers Cole, Stephen Albert Cole, casses Aboard e ITO PRINCE RUPERT, VANCOUVER, VICTORIA . vestment. Mrs. Flora Sharick,| econ reet. Princess touisc due in port at e |, Garmichael, Leroy Val Felger, S ECTRICITY.QFF NOTICE 6 o'ci W morning @ | E » 'Telephone 5602. FOR RENT—Furnisned, steam heat- ang ;:m ‘2‘"‘}‘1‘;‘;’;’5 g 8 ° |Emily Gladys Felger, Wanda Glee| ‘Steamer Victoria sailed for Seat-| Salmon Greek Road; 1 to 3 pm. AND SEATTLE ;‘;1510991"8 room; close in. Phone o o & " Fvans scheduled to e |Ec\8er, Betty Jean Felger, Barbard |je from Nome last Friday accord-|Tuesday, June 25. (ady.) FOR SALE—Lloyd Baby Sulky in I Elsie Felger, Nicholas P. Furjan-iins to Associated Press dispatches S B ondition. $12.00. Call 1704. | | 24. . ing to Associal ess dispa — @ P A 2 O TNT. s Tom Fidhe e Adsirds utl);::;e 2 . south. ¢ |ick, James Hunter Harrison, Mil- lreceived by The Empire. The steam- i ‘> Princess Louise . . June 23 WANTED ed apartment. Electric range.!® bound Friday morning. o | dred E. Lepper and Gladys Sand- \er has aboard 48 passengers and 2 4 S - Telephone 138. i LOCAL SAILINGS o PerE: ¢ 1,700 reindeer carcasses besides $50,- Princess Alice ......cooooveeeeeneen. June 26 WANTED—FIFTY WOMEN Who| . __ _ — ., Estebeth leaves every Thursday ® The Prince Henry is scheduled!ggo in gold bullion. | wear shoes between sizes 7 and | FOR RENT—Large furnished room {to return to Juneau from Skag-1 A party aboard includes repre- | Princess Charlotte ...................... June 30 night at 6 pm. for Slika &nd & yay at midnight tonight on her|sentatives of Nile Temple, Seattle, 9 to attend our $3.00 shoe sale for rént. $12.00 month. Clcse in.| WayDOrts, . , | > {way back to Vancouver. initi . . o bb s FOR RENT_Completely furnished|® 987 &t 10 am. for Peters- |, o s burg, Kake and way ports, ® |, eeecovsoceenp e, TIDES TOMORROW ! o . ® | BCHOMBEL'S ELECTRIC S8HOP house; also furnished apart- % WANTED—Colored lady wants ' Low summer tourist fares to all points in Canada and the i work by day or hour, or will ac-| ments. Tel. 2004. p s : ‘ !- cept steady work as chamber- —— - = | | Low tide 0:38am., 32fect|ady. TELEPHONE 4503 United States. Vnr}oqs routes. Stop over privileges. maid. Telephone 124. R RENT-—Furnished steam-/C[JRACAQ HAS PILING mien tide . 6:32a.m., 13.2 feet | : mco es Return limit October 31, 1931. Heaia apurven oy, - By Low tide ......12:46pm., 20 feet HELP WANTED—Girl for general| Apartments. LUMBER FOR HERE‘High tide ... 7:14pum., 15.4 feet | g - | 4 Blades for 25¢ w. D. housework. Call Mrs. Gross. Phone 361 MISCELLANEOUS st | o W. L. COATES, Agent FERRY TIME CARD Valentine Bldg., Juneau FOR RENT — Comfortable heated | Four hours were spent here Sat- furnished apartments; $50.00 and! e $60.00, Nugget Apar ta |urday afternoon and early Satur. day evening by the Pacific Coast Every Blade Bonded Just —————————————————|FOR RENT — Singie apartments. Steamship Company's Curacao, [ geaves Jfiu- tor Douglas and TONBBOME—JOIN Ohlo's 2argest| yro.winnon Apartments. {Capt. Charles Anderson. She came Thane | b correspondence club. Members ev-| _________________________ ito Juneau from Seattle to unload 6:15a.m. 6:15 pm, | J uneau Drue' erywhere, 150 ladies n:‘mu-:o- Apt. Furnished. Heated. Tel. 5701 |creosoted piling and lumber for 7:10 a.m. $7:30 pm. [ ecez ve i - dresses and descript! | the Wright Construction Company. | 9:15 am.t 9:40 pm. | | {adies 50c) Give age and occu-{ FOR um_to.;etcwo-room fUrD- | s per the discharge of her freight, 12:30pm+t §11:15pm. | Company I pation with remittance. J. E.| Mnfli"fl::l J“‘“‘- |she departed for Seattle. 2:00pm. 12 midnight | Donald, Box 825, Dayton, Ohio. Eureka Apartments, a bachelor's| o gemand in the States for 3:30 pm.t $1:00 am. | Free Delivery Phone 38 s P‘"‘n”r bm‘;vmouzhby Avenue.|yerring ofl and other herring prod- #4:00 p.m. The i = - SRR Ong sor Ioaae fmt ;- irppcont pulldivg ucts is so great that the Curacao| Leaves Douglas for Juneas | 3 Post Oll? Substation 173 99 parties or for 'g' Ot |#——————————|shifted from the Mexican coastal 6:30 am. 6:30 pm. | Latest in 0. 1 M A I LBOAT E T, Kaufman at Gastineau I HALIBUT PRICES trade to northern waters. She is 8:30 a.m. $7:45 pm. (Davi T ti Co.': g ® ————————————— @ |scheduled to make eight trips from 9:30a.m,t 9:85 pam, avis Transportation | I mm SEATTLE, June 22—Seven ves-|Seattle to Chatham Strait points.| 12:45pmt §11:30pm. S LEAVES AU EVERY THURSDAY AT 6 P, M, ! Plmnographs, a8 honograph re-| €S With 134000 pounds arrived ‘Special ofl tanks with a capacity 32:15 pm. 13:15pm. R SITKA AND WAY PORTS ing. R‘fiod ’:’M Shoppe. last Saturday and sold for 5 and 9|of 85,000 gallons have been installed 3:45 p.m.t 1:15 am. urses For Skagway and Way rono—!veq Other Tuesday nalring. Andoie cents. in the vessel. Sce also carries as- 5:00 p.m. 7 ' For information apply Dave Housel, Ageng { - sengers between Seattle and Chat-| *—Thane, “Heart Action - - - P Lo : PRINCE RUPERT, B. C,, June 22. ham Strait. 1-—Freight will be accepted. and : 'hone Sing UNDRY }|—One hundréd and ten thousand —e——— 2—Saturdays only. Tae J"NE':':“L:"“ pounds of halibut were sold herc NOTICE TO MARINERS §-Eifective April 1st. | b OKAY—" . Frankin last Saturday. American fish soid| Revillagigedo Channel — Black 3 Front and Second Streets for 3 and 8 cents & pound and Ca-|Rock Light, reported extinguished | yo\ponyy"Ferry & Navi i a S Says DOC PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY PHONE 359 nadian fish for 5 and 81 cents a June 18, will be relighted as soon Ba | M h- 14 P A C IFIC” pound. as practicable. tion Comnmy { otors lp ‘When the 5"-'“’ in your car Leaves City Dock, Juneau, every Thursday at 10 a.m. for DAVE’S SHOP falls . . . you go no 'place . . . Petersburg, Kake, Port Alexander and Way Points. Sée . READY-TO-WEAR s many hava no doubt learn- agent for ports of call during winter schedule. Passen- 2d. Good battery service elimi- |\ { gers must obtain tickets from agent before boarding ship. Phone 79. J. B. Burford & Co., Agts., Valentine Bldg. e nates many disappointments and often irksome and expensive de- lays. Prompt and regular bat- tery service is the policy which has made our shop headquar- ters for motorists. If you have 3 gpod battery in your car give it the attention which it de- serves. Tell us to check on it regularly. We rebufld battef- les when parts justify such ac- tion. Let us add your name to NORTHLAND TRANSPORTATION CO. WINTER SBCHEDULE—Sallings every Monday night at § pm. from Pler No. 5, Beattle, for the following Southeastern Alasks pirts: Ketchikan—Wrangell—Hyder—Petersburg—Junesu. MARKOE STUDIO Photographs of Quality | Portratiare, 7 Photo Pinish- Exclusive Agency il | s Cameras, Alaska Views, i Lo 8 e tomars who enc ||§ Prinoe Rupert, B. O Vancouver B. O—(South bound caly whea e HELENA 3 trust the care of thelr batteries cargo warrants First National Bank Bldg. RUBENSTEIN'S sxclusively to us. Iomllm NORTHLAND MOTORSHIP NORCO BATTERY SE,RVICE BEADUTY f JUNEAU, ALASKA é 3 | A Eatierios Rebjit and £ PREPARATIONS some one’ s, » .t Reaqonxble Rates g Tel’25 We Deliver Por information apply to: D. B. Femmer, Junesu Agent. J. B BergmanRHotel' E CAPITAL Ef.ECTRIC ; m_.—. | Connors Motor Cb. Burtord & Go, Ticket Agouta. Telephone 114 » Digisg Bpots COMPANY = il CLEAN IANERS pen ik Second and Seward ammmm “We Call For and Deliver” Bk, 356 me i =) a 5 i @ g 8 G 8 £ a - T