The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 8, 1933, Page 6

‘ k- THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 8, 1933, : : - FINEST STEAMERS y CLIFF STERRETT CWHAT CAN BE BAFFLING ODD THAT My EFFORTS SHOuLD BE BARREN 7 OF RESULTS!?) \4 p", < 3 2 Sk \ c%cf[/_;)app V'BAY THIS YOG! \ SUY 1S READIN g ASHUR'S wND%) e AT 2 0n T = \ REDUCED ROUND TRIP FARES Juneau to Seattle and Return Lower deck, $65.50; upper deck, $73.50 Tickets on sale until Feb. 28; return portion limited to March 25. leaving Seattle SAILING SCHEDULE Y i “eave DueJuneau Due Juneau SERRET Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound s emaria | 'N'WeSTERN. Feb. 9 “ALASKA Feb. 11 Feb. 14 Feb. 23 Marine NNews || MENFOUNDON DUE SOUTHBOUND S ™« o Esiosmreb e dova, Valdez and' Seward—north and south bound. ibind ISLAND BEACH TS AFTERNOON ] 2522~ 1% [ : i - . e0eececev00 e Steamer Movements ABMIRAI. EVA Ns R. J. McKANNA, Agent PHONE. 2 { . scheduled to sail for the e s o Westward at 5 oclock this e | Ketchikan for Skagway at 5:30 e afternoon. . | | - ® Norfhland scheduled to arrive e KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Feb. 8—| The Princess Norah, Capt. W. Q. : »om modern house, | ——— Tl O e . Ty N Y ] Escaping to shore on Prince of Pslmer, Pui;ser, A_h M. T;;;» T, b:y. 2 = - ode: R £ e ternoon. . T | Wales Island in a small boat when |rived here from the south yester-| P f S ’ L L d completely furnished. Corner lot FOUR-room ’“‘z“o‘jhm ot 4| g Zapora seheduled to ammive o |Fifteen First Class Passeng-|their 78-toot cannery tender Bering |cay afternoon at 4:30 oclock and | acitie dSteams up mes, Lid, B0, Fine Reasonable; | ©Ath. Fhone 3304 ______|e from the south next Mon- ® p Bl ea tioke “down 'in & storm -In | sailed for BKaltway. Cwith wanty| . 3 terms. Tel. 3203. W. K. Keller, gozy, warm, furnished housckesp-|® day. o| ers Brought by Steam- | i cnce strait last week, Richard | pascengers for that porb and the SEATTLE, SAN FRANCISCO, i hd Sold | “ing apts. One, two or three room|® SCHEDULED SAILINGS o er from South Thompson and Jack Eaton have|Interior, at 5:30 o'clock. LOS ANGELES, SAN DIEGO, WASHER m ¢ for sale. Otwo| With“oath privileges. Special win-) ® Alaska scheduled to sail from been brought here. Their boat is| The Princess Norah is due in NEW YORK NORTHBOUND Ande; 10th and E. . ter rates, Seaview Apis. Seattle Feb. 11 at 9 & m. e Bringing four and a half days'!a total loss on the rocks. Ju neau :sou!hbound thxs afternoon Winter round trip rate, Seattle, R B s — Nor¢o scheduled to sail from ;iyay and fifteen passengers for| Thompson and Eaton said they|a: 5 oclock and will leave at as low at $65.50, Leave Leave . " 5 HOUSEKEEPING roomns, atth f ight ¥ OV FOR SALE—9 female mink, 3 male Seattle February 13 at 9 @)y o0y the Admiral Evans, Capt,|lived three days on clams dug on |midnigh 3 ; Seattle Juneau 3 ; ; RN SOCTHIBONE BAnTNcH T Nickerson and Purser R. V.|the beach. REBEKAHS MEET TONIGHT Ad. Evans...Feb. 25 Mar. ‘1 ers. First class condition. George poR RENT—Four room furnl P o8, o |Harris, docked here at midnight | Perseverance Lodge 2-Awill hold . L] . mink. Cash or terms. Good breed-! 207 2d St e p.m . . L] apartmen?. Knight Ants. Phone : : last night and is scheduled to get its regular meeting this evening at ALE ¥ x 426 or 57 an:‘lvp In port ‘at 5 o'clock away for the Westward at 5 o'clock .g k. Vi mg b in<! SOUTHBOUND FOR SALE — 5-room house e e ST B 58 this afterncon and salls ® |y’ antornoon A large consigne 8 oclgh, Tres Taen Sl Leave Juneay porch. Wonderful view. Excellent yAGANCY -MacKinnon Apartments south at midnight. I vited. Ad. EVaDs ..........Feb, 18 furniture. Price very reasonable T SIS e bty Northwestern is scheduled Write Box 2441, Juneau, or FURNISHED 4-room house; 5-room Phons 131 apartment, electric range. Pho | 3004. Calls at Sitka north and south bound. to arrive at 10 o'clock to- night and sails south at 1 o'clock - tomorrow afternoon. ment of general merchandise and ALPHONSINE CARTER, coal was brought north on the —adv. Secreu’nry.- Admiral Evans for Juneau. The : | beamer will stop at Sitka on the | -m—r @ecceececeececsos .. . . L] . . — - . . PUGET Sound five acres for one ___ TR he way to the Westward and on the| J. BE. K f hundred dollars. Good land. Total FURNISHED apartment for rent.| Embfx;l?clAL s""“’““';’m return trip. y . YORGNENCE Hol 8 Raseeniurs | ROOM | : 'AE::‘NEY price $100 acres. James Electric range; Call Cash Grocery CRYRE: BYCrY . SHUES- Passengers for Juneau on theiaboard the Doller Liner President| | g Cope, Route Stanwood, Wash or telephone 101. {2 day mnight at § p. m, for Admiral Evans were: Mrs. J. J.|Jefferson, an American vessel, were | | Board by Week or Month ! {2 b IR T __|® Sitka and way ports. cherin, J. M. Wyckoff, Gil Rich,!not permitted to land here until| | Meals for Transients | 4 o PHONE 4 SEE MORRIS for nighland forest FOR RENT — 3-room surnished|® Paclfic leaves every Thursday ;.. ciifford, Mrs. Nellie Berrythe United States Consulate sent Cut Rates i B wood, any length house. Phone 3404, BEE- et d“‘;.;“' Poterfiurg. * ID. F. Berry, P. A. Lillevand, J.|a letter of apology to Japanese| | Chicken dinner Sunday, 60c | Fo e ————— ~ e FOX P, Warrack, Miss Leona Jerrold, |immigration officials for fatlure of | | MRS J. GRUNNING |y . ] f S fiifii&”‘.‘é‘oog“’i‘r’c‘:‘ n (‘:’“d‘VACANCY in Frances Apts. Steam-|® ¢ © '_. ®®®® 8808y H Post Capt. M. J. O'Connor. |a ship’s officer to. recognize them . aciiie t B ko o ection. Con-| heated. Inquire 132 6th St. 'ONE HALIBUT BOAT iss Rosie Dahl, Mrs. J. R. John-| The immigration officers wers ; T X i ston, A. Van Mavern and M. D, not in uniform when they started —— — —— PARTLY furnished apartment. | e ! 5 s o '|' T Davis Apts. Apply 132 6th St. SELLS AT SEA"LE‘MHW'SL, ] g 'u:?:‘i;i I,:’::P'I:‘n.CI;.VHIA",::nlroex%L:)Cfg;re:(; | MAY HAYES | | SEATTLE, Feb. 8—The schooner| ; | permit them to come aboard. } Modis WANTED | Angeles arrived today with only| Fraqternity House Angered, the Japanese returned odiste ] s R Sy . et __]9,500 pounds of halibut from the| W l I I § 1to their launch. A veteran em- | 1 e | WANTED—Housework by capable | 10cal banks and sold for 14% and| Model for Berlin ployee of the ship recognized the | PHONE 129 i e & 19% cents a pound { C ive Artists!s se and invited them toboard | | | young woman. C-2557 Empire. | .ooperative / Illhl\si‘fir)flnfiwlfl nd invite |2 Bl 2 v 4 AT R NS | S | g he vessel, s © CAPABLE woman will help with) ® . | — TIDES TOMORROW | BERLIN, Feb. 8—Communal| e R et work mornings for room and ‘. ¢ l. houses are lightening the burdcn‘. s " ° SR breakfast. Address C-2554, Em-| "High tide 0:38 a. m., 145 feet |o® several Berlin art colonies. | AT THE HOTE HOTEL ZYNDA pire. Low tide 6:17 4. m., 35 feet | Patterncd after American collegel's ? . Large Sample Rooms b ————| High tide 12:15 p. m., 168 feet |fraternity houses, the artists'| ELEVATOR SERVICE w:,:ffi(’;;“‘;h‘;i g;‘l'“ to room| r,y tide m., -17 feet |homes are run on strict collective Gastineau | S, ZYNDA, Prop. W i A U g prinoiples. | 3 M. Wyckoff, ‘Petersburg; Mlss i .;:IGI:.HBHBF?RPI: & ?I?. AM interested in Any kind of work.|FORMER JUNEAU OPERATOR | One such house, near the Brei-|Rosie Dahl, Spokane, Washing- T w——————’ | Dave Ramity. Bhone 8602, HERE TODAY ON WAY WEST|tcanbach platz, -art center of Ber-|ton; Mrs. J. J. Meherin, Juneau; “ £t . o A e SRR lin, is a huge apartment building |F: R. Townsend, Inian Island; 8. ot only because we Lea 1 R} WANTED — Bxperienced maid for! Sergeant Irvin H. Rose, accom- of four floors. The artists who|Nelson, City; Gil Rich, Ketchikan. are cheaper but M.S.“ZAPORA” F;;.s ? % A;?:Jl';m“ x.;::::uq i general housework. Phone 36l1.jpanied by his wife and baby, isirented the place, installed several| Zynda Calling at Funter, Chichagof*, Hoonan, Tenasee, Port Alexander, Kla iy " a passenger aboard the Admiral|advanced ideas on economical liy-| Mrs. Lucretia S. Botsford, Ju- BETTER wock, Craig, Ketchikan 2 : "Calls tir’at trip of moml" I MISCELLAREOUS Evans for Cordova, where he will|ing. neau; Mrs. G. E. Austin, Juneau; | 2 r % gt P P " % | - be Operator-in-charge of the Ra-| 'All cooking is done in a com- |MT. and Mrs. D. F. Berry, Ketohi- | | Round trip to Seattle, $50, Low auto, rate. T LET me darn your sox. Oall 443 |cic station there, Mr. Rofe was|munal kitchen by a hired cher,(Kan; M. J. O'Connor, Los Angeles, | RICE & AHLERS CO. [ WILLS NAVIGATION Co. Phone 3 THOMAS A. MORGAN, Kgént between 1 and 3 or evenings. stationed in Juneau several years|who with ‘a maid, forms the ser-|Cal; P. A. Lillevand. Pt RS Shestheta Il —— S | MEMBERS of A. M. O, . C. de-|?80 When the cable was in com-|vice staff. Alaskan e S, Dhwees . 3 A siring to meet. other members,|Mission and made many friends| The community owns a typewri-| M. Adams, Yakutat. “We tell you in advance what || FERRY TIME CARD | t communicate with Box 1059, Ju-|Dere Who are giving him the glad|er, and portable gramophone, time s ™ o f Vo2 Job will -cost” | Leavea Jumean sor Douglas and y - % b e ¢ {hand today. being allotted in the machines to| LANG ranges and stoves at |l » L . - Thane ! . s £ each tenant. Economy Furniture Co. —adv. 6:15a.m. 8:5p.m. pAC i FI C 3 { S 2 WE SELL, rent and tune new and DON’T BE TOO | 2 7:10a.m. 0p.m. { ! rebuilt pianos, radios, phono- Any place, 25 cents. ruone 22. agv. 9:185a.m.t 40p.m. 2 . B 3 graphs, sewing machines. Expert LIBERAL s g e fl:g-fl.‘ 11:15p.m. - vmcosul.mo", | service. = Phone 143. Anderson| #ith the coal It 1t oomes from our | | 2:00p.m. 12 midnight UVER, cl‘o‘ ll‘{ | Music Shoppe. glace. For our coal goss farther and | | [“BANKING SERVICES FOR 1933 3:30pm.t $1:00a.m, dna SEATTLE ; \ dives s move even and saistying || BEFLY MAC | e et | o005, ‘ ¥ J | MANICURES . 80c. Ladles only. bir: 18 runming | | : . rom Juneau [ Graduate operator. Helen Kasa- us send you @ nev | | ,EE,QHWEYAPEHHQES ot d Leaves Douglas for Juméau A : { 1lica, Spickett Apts. Phone 182." out munfi :«: | SRONE s r s Av I N G s :;:g:: 6:30p.m. PRINCESS NORAH | Qe L S i jways .‘ \ - L. | TURN your old gowa into value. . { i 5 9:308.m.1 February 9 Cash or trade at Nugget Shop. A Cc O U N T s 12:45p.m.t PRI ey - A% S 2:15p.m. arc] }BOARD and room, or board only, g ‘ ;;4::_“_' i S A P Marshall House, 6th and Frank- i 8:00p.m. Winter Excursion Rates Now. { ln. - Phone $902. MU o.'u VRl e et qut—no'g:pr 'n::r :;c.fl | Jig-Saw Puzzles. Butler Maurg t—Freight will be acocepted ¥ | Drug Co. adv. | i—Saturdays only. Tickets, maua?‘:nd full- ] z : ! Juncan Ferry & Navige | v, w. suvnna, aset ! { T e tion Company © LJONEAG . o > | PEERLESS Pan NOV. you s v -l O+ T " ; get-shead program for 1933. ‘I s - Sy . THROUGH B 1710 | Sou bave't an et Banig s ||| e | . I H E Good: SERIES 222 open one this week, then add to 94 Leaves Oity Dock every i \‘ Always Goed— it larly. Save for expenses Leaves Juneau Every Thurs- Saym 10 am for . regularly. P )y J ] . . foi - f day at 6 P. M. for Sitka and Kake, Port Alexander and 1 { Always Fresh ave opportunity, save. for Way Ports saints. | , 5 Sab THE NEW happiness] Séve, and you will ! AR J. B. Burford & Ce., Agenie Ask Your Grocer : ¥ havel Phone Single O - 5, Valentine Bidg a D S H upmobde Start an account 'i'i’ week. wsac > ” : e . IU NA L B 4 N y -FOR CHARTER to Anywhere Southeast Alaska 2 . IN TRUTH A CAR FIRST NAT 4 K 2 ;Baged at Juneay " PHONE 194 ] ¥ R Anti-Freeze IS THE TIME il RO ekl o ; : . J. Vi HIGKEY, Owner i g 4 i FOR A NEW AGE! fi OF JUNEAU ! P n TO REPAIR 4 : 5 } For Your Car q CAR : L i, 51 K NG THE EMPIRE Wi S JAMES CARLSON tme for classified ad- NOW FOR SPRING Juneau Distributor . MAKE THiS YOUR BANKING e s: 2 P. M. time lorldllph! ad- SEE US FOR o 1 A | s o e ow mell JUNEAU QuoTATIONS || ——— — e “The Store That Pleases”PHONES 83 OR 85 MOTORS CO., Inc.