The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 7, 1933, Page 6

S a—— T THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1933. 7 | > | PRODUCTION IS LARGE { s { FPHILADELPHIA, Penn. April 7. |reach Nome. It is expected the first FINEST | - Pram? tutinstes’ iaet | | steamers will be loaded to capacity |= es received here oA fromtier s . from various brewing centers, it is | ecause Amskantshe’a ; it believed that over 5,000,000 kegs of [People and like m’,,"“‘ veliy al lne eWS a | beer were provided for the thirsty |h@ve you ‘o the hip. { hrough: bhe lawful sect | “¥ | i1 United States. No sstimate 4| __ SEATTLE CELEBRATES 4 p f | SEATTLE, April 7—The return s s |glven as to the number of cases ks > A provided. of beer was celebrated here in high 6000000000000 spirits. Trucks rumbled up to the e Steamer Movemenu .‘P L I 19 MANY GET JOBS ra:afler_s a.nd Lhir;fiil ones assisted . .| d CHICAGO, Ii., April 7— One the drivers to quickly unload the . NORTHBOUND . o e ted the 40,000 amber beverage. ® Northland scheduled to arrive ® T T ‘b Wpffi i o eLh ]Mun. T g:t b Jobs in inois as 1 Iesi of the e at 5 p. m. today. . TRUCKS SPREAD CHEER . ' »galization of beer, s SCHEDULED SAILINGS : b TACOMA, Wash., April 7.—Trucks SAILING SCHEDULE ® Admiral Evans scheduled to e | | i REVENUE RECEIVED loaded with case goods, left the ® sail from Seattle April 7 at e | ST PAAUL Minn., April 7 brewery here oné minute after mid- Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbouna ‘ ) e 2pm . the MrEL RN W of Nk |night carrying the bottled cheer to ot iflavel DuAeJuneau Due Juneau . S 1 3 b .- % 1 © 1 i " 1 E T, r. 4 Apr. 10 Double o 1. 201 Assembly. Phone o Alasica_soheduled foisa from » beer in Minnesota, it is estimated |Various cities. The focal estab- ALASKA g\ e G (Continuea from Page ) p! Phone 1 P e 9 . Seattle Amil ¢ & B . 3 o the Government garnered. in $100,- re supplied by smaller *YUKON Apr. 15 Apr. 18 Apr. 24 & -' FOR RENT—Large | ® Princess Norah scheduled to ON BROADWAY - 000 reeradk trucks, all loaded to capacity. SLATOUCHE . Apr. 15 : w2 g $10 month. Phone . e Vessouver AUl Sl wmw wORRS gL T ameralers | R " ——douthwestern Alaska Route, 3ROOM fu S npéd ded to sail from e | Marched behind a hearse on Broad- | KETCHIKAN, Alaska, April 7— FOUR HALIBUTERS i—Connects with S. 8. “Starr” at Seward, Mg e S i five 5 way last night. The hearse. was|Folks who thirst for beer must 3 §—Freighter cargo. i S ey b ZSeame 1‘:2”} dlo;oat. 1? rp,m. ® |iettered: “Near Beer Is Dead” speakeasies until the | SELL AT SEATTLE L] 8¢l le sal L] i i i | no; | “Spe";h: :\pr‘ill 1 at noon e |Pand plaved funeral dirges durin rives here, probably | AT GOOD PRICES 5 30, PousekeeDINg| GOUTHBOUND SAILINGS e | /¢ demonsization: then sudden! Stoamer. TTm, Sealtle. | oHATTIB, . Abrl. % — Haubus INFORMATION and TICKETS i, Fert] L3 Thove. $90ses . L8 Y bt BaiBlaind B i it it b | e ey m:;“i;‘r oror Tans |schooner Helgeland arrived today CALL | 4 >ERE Apart - d i ws i e e st i - ent con-| PERELLE Apartments. Phone 2004. : ncxt'i‘.';dg:‘d‘a};umas . i’ hikht Db wers 15 Wil blad ago althiough né the ]D-;:)l[‘((;mp‘;:;d:"o‘:r?l":ax;l;sd v;o?:l Z’IBO‘“ THE ALASKA LINE r, extra - ~ é 5 i | X e 7ape: isptta | 00 s s Thomas FOR RENT—Two-r o Estebeth leaves every Thurs- e |UDUl €arly this morning. ‘\1‘1" C};:?C:m:; zf’“hmlal 1eB1sla- g% cents a pound straight. R. J. McKANNA PHONE 2 i | apartment. Phone 5601. ® day night at 6 p. m, for © e R | Three schooners came in from 3 i B oo e g sz [ R < G way ports. .‘ CHICAGO CELEBRATES : | the cal banks, Woodrow with i Good, b FOR RENT—Tnree room furnished! o oo’ teaves every Thursday e | CHICAGO, IIL, April 7.—The cel-| ANCHORAGE CELEBRATES |,o00 Dounds BRAEL” it b0 ;-‘ on Franklin| 8pt. Inquire 71?{5)10;7) 7AD(S.W’7 |o at 10 a. m., for Petersburg, 3\&):“13: ‘;I. thoiletlll;:xd of‘be-er \\:u\ ANCHORAGE, A ka, April 7*;poimda and Mermaid with 3,500 ’; \ and 2d SIS EOR RENT—Modern, steam-heat-|® Kake and way ports. Pothing excentionally netey abs|This city and viclnity, “although |pounds, al selling for 13% and { i 3 e 00000000000 hing exceptionally noisy abou nhout legal bzer, obs a gen- |gy, | i ed apartment. Nugget Shop. the welcome to the beverage, Beer, ! oral jublles as. i 9% cents a pound. ! —4-room house, partly| = MENTS for rent qul although not legal, has long been |.inatin i N £t RO R = i : " APARTMENTS for rent. Inquire| o — e |alth eg cipation with the rest of the na-|® ° i i : h RETEb L SN Grocery, Willoughby or .‘ TIDES TOMORROW .'|“"l”3b10 in this section. } on. Wholesalers and retailers are ‘I P 'f‘ S h' L' L i i a, | Phone 101, [ ; | inclined to do nothing | The Florence Shop ! actiic dteams Ip Lanes, td. i i | FOR RENT_Furnished apartment,| [oW tide, 5:28 am, 04 feet. BEER IS SHIPPPED and | Permanent Waving a Specialty | # i A FOR i rnished apa ‘| High tide, 11:33 am., 15.9 feet. CHICAGO, T, April 7.—TIt is on gov: | Florence Holmquist, Prop. | SEATTLE, SAN FRANCISCO, i - e - A e e Low tide, 5:40 pm. -0.6 feet. estimated that over 200,000 barrels | Phone 427 Triangle Bldg. | d d | T D e | MCBRIDE: apartment. Phone 570L|' High tide, 11:50 pm, 17.2 feet. [of beer lef this district early this| HOME BREW AT NOME || LOS ANGELES, SAN DIEGO, NORTHBOUND ! foF sult ‘of rent. UlA-SUYIE MGG o7 SRR < S eee morning, to be distributed wher¢| NOME, Alaska, Aprii 7— V 5| Toite Liave rental, $250 monthly. Expert| 1 t is lawful NEW YORK f e t gl thnn vAnderson N M ESTEBETH TAKES TEN LS Bering Sea frozen over, Nome il b A i piano tuning e | B3 —— will be unable to get lezal L. SCH % - | T . s-room Iurnished ® W 2 ge 24 Ad. Evans Apr. 6 Apr.10 R e "™®*|PASSENGERS TO SITKA| _ rasstment rosstmo |70 v e S o e d i g SEE MORRIS for nighland fores! ——— ————|AND POINTS ENROUTE ST. PAUL, Minn,, April 7—Mem too expensive to f Formerly of Juneau i i wood, any length. . NEOUS bers of German societies here 1 m Fairbanks, say Reasonable Pri . SOUTHBOUND | el B _ | MISCELLA i . |their steins or glasses early ‘this|and “we will have to de 561 !:ank:nald ot | Leave Juneat k! SXCEPTIONAL pargams in used! grese M Ten passengers left Juneau 18¢¢) moming -and:+o0asted: President|tamous home brew until the ice i | Ad. EVans .......Apr. 20 a rs now. Good selection. Cop-( FOR general repair work, shingling, |night on the Motorship Estebetd, |Roosevelt. {gbeb O IATI’ Wiirwe ” Seamets 1o | | Moter Co. { kalsomining, painting call Henry|gapt. Edward Bach and Purser o, e T g e *Calls at Haines and Skag | S | Gorham. Estimates free. Phone 59.|Robert Coughlin, “NOT BAD AT ALL way. 3 TR | e O e Deputy United States Marshal| Ngw YORK, April 7—H, L. 4 NTED _ |HOME BAKED PASLRY. Ordefs|Goorge Jones and Thomas HAnson |Mencken, author and. beor ! L4 ° J. E. KEARNEY { TEAMING of any kind, plowing,| taken. Jacobsen's Jewelry StolS.|were passengers for Hoonah; Sam|tacteq the new brew and promouho. I- In Agerit rrowing ; 2 Adams, Mrs. Adams, Joe Bolen, Joe |¢f it “pretty £a » ont. oy T SUIEL. B £oOM and boara af vhe Hal for|GERin M AUER 00 SO 08 1ed i “pretty good, ot bad.at il Admiral Line Dock ] st : | A-) men. Phore 235 __ | Chichagot; John Doyle, J. J. Con- IS FELICITATED | PHONE 4 1 WANTED—2nd liand crib, 0OM- 5o ™00 "0ld gola into value,|Way and Prosper Ganty for Sitka.| NEW YORK, April 7.—Al Smith, 4 h] { plete, in good condition. Address| ©o oy " trage at Nugget Shop.|. The Estebeth will return from her|o1q foe of Prohibition, found him. i P. O. Box “281, Dougl ¢ | Weckly mail and passenger Tun to|self early this morning the center | o ' ;N ANTED—Work v da el | { |Sitka and way ports Monday. jof felicitations with brewers has- | i practical nursing preferred. Mrs. | Smith Electric Co. | tening to send him the first cases - Cordelia Carlson, Phone 2552. ’ | Gastineau Building | N(:IT[TCI%ETOISPAHYESS;?QEI:;: of the new brew. | an / e : EVERYTHING | O I e | [ : i WANTZD—Handy man about ho l ELECTRICAL | |that the undersigned has been duly NOTlcgl:gRO:g‘ES::ON OF | 3 and yard wants work of any kind ' « | appointed School Tax Collector for| Apbliektions for lhf roliowing o { ( & { snquire Empire 2667. | sonformity, wi s 5! T l ’ ’ 53) F D l R s B - g e, Alss, b cotomitymiO e R e B | elephone i ree Deliv- ! WOMAN COOK, cap: mnx : 2 '{ Clerk, City Hall, until 5 p.m. Fri- - [ . ar m - ud , April 14, 1933, 4 licati l 00 [ | e stk | 1 I'AILORING Al male persons between the|d5% Abril 14, 1933, and applications ery on orders over $,), g STt amy i | ages of twenty-one and fifty years, y | | Our Specialty except soldiers, sailors in U, S. Navy| Council of the City of Juneau: | | T 3 By AR L F. WOLLAND or Revenue Cutter Service, volun- :3::’ 2':;"“, | TWO STORES The advertisements are you | | teer firemen, paupers and insane| CitY S ; | Wharfinger e to efficient spending. 23| pérsons, are subject to tax in sum !of Five Dollars ($5.00). Assistant Wharfinger OMATOES % 3 ?' Bhould you be living in Alaska} ;:l?ta:t }g:’iefn?far;“?rimbepafl~ i | XP on or prior to the first Monday| ASSis! Koo 216 shaits 3. cn J. B. BURFORD & CO. D.B. FEMMER s | The» Coffeg‘_Shopp‘e i EXPERT in, April, 1933, said tax shall be due]m;"r:'er v No. 2V; size, 3 cans ..o Ticket Agent Phone 79 Fri, Agt, Ph, 116 wm-efas | CHICKEN DINNER EVERY 1|| pyOOR SERVICE | |and payable on said first date and| N s . . b ¢ | THURSDAY | hail b delinquent after May lst,| MEBt Plneapple Sllced M.S.“ZAPORA” LeaveSeattle Arrisc fuicia wow. suseat | 38d St. opp. MacKinnon Apts. | New Floors—Borders 1933. Should you arrive in Alaska "i‘"’:’" o B b ° e April 11 April 17 April 18 i Mrs. Katherine Hooker | Refinishings—Cleaning fater than first date above mef- }C’eml:h.r{”flare er No. 2 cans—2 for . Calling at Funter, Chichagof®, Hoonnn, Tenaxee, Port Alexander, Kla A i || Sanding—Waxing tioned, tax will be delinquent thir- cfi: . nm;:' 0 Sh wock, Craig, Ketchikan. 4 *Calls first trip of month only 4 i oA ty (30) days after your arrival, or e Round trip t e 0. 3 N | ESTIMATES FREE ' N} Chief Fire Truck Driver st r A und trip to Seattle, $50. Low auto rate. JUNEAU FROCK ;‘::‘r“"y':: (10) days after nofice is| ggictant Fire Truck Dstrer T:)f e $ "mpss WILLS NAVIGATION CO. Phone 3 THOMAS A. MORGAN, Agent a SHOPPE GARLAND BOGGAN All persons, firms or corporations; o e Xl gh SHCI‘;:; Cle;'k TUNA—2 cans ! loying labor shall furnish list y ; " 7 “Exclusive but not Expensive’ Phone 582. 403 Goldstein BIAg. | | o smolovees 1o colloctor ana are 5 H AMB URGER FERRY TIME CARD C AH AD' AH ¥ Coats, "“-:‘ u“:""‘ £ « | authorized by law to deduct amount 5 Leaves Junean for Douglas and Hoslery t i - o R T | of tax from wages of employees. Saturday Only)—2 Ibs. for Thane C f w | 'WM/;JW? Fines and imprisonment are pro- DON T ( y ¥) 6:15a.m. ‘f“"""" X PA s I FI - ; iy vided by the Act above quoted for MISS. IT! ¢ 10a.m. :30p.n. d s | | GARBAGE HAULED | |{nose who fail or negiect to pay| CHICKENS R se0p.at . SANING: SABIN’S | E. 0. DAVIS i et Norma 150 Only—While They Last—Each SO0 13 mmiament § \ TELEPHONE 584 I‘w?;ted‘ Juneau, Alaska, April 5, y: a;lOp.m.t e TO un.ggmmm { Everything in Furnishings | |5 S H. R. SHEPARD, ] A ( ! *4:00p.m. ¢ for Men T 5 School Tax Collector for Shearer TWO STORES | Leaves Douglas for Jumeas From Juneau 4 3 sl More For Your Juneau, Alaska. _ § . 6:3 ‘ E = 3 | Money Bibst pubHeation: A1 0,*1885. o Front Street, Opposite Harris Hardware . Promote ' Prosperity With Print- AT | {3res SubipRE o0, ARRLESEAS. P e 9 Willoughby Ave., near Government School 9:55p.m. PRINCESS NORAH er's Ink! COLEMAN'S |3 . Smilin A Aanis o A :16p.m, pril 1. - 1 , y 214 FINE Throush” il Winter Excursion Hates Now M I } Watch and Jewelry Repairing | g : Effect—ROUND TRIP $65.50 | at very reasonable rates | WOULD YOU KNOW Good Till March 25 i 5 2 — t will e ted McCAUL MOTOR WRIGHT SHOPPE CA Pl TOLI. i~ et g Tiekets, reservations and. ful COMPANY PAUL BLOEDHORN { ; | A REAL BARGAIN | : Ation: | 1L s ! IN WASHING ‘ Junca? Ferry & Naviga- V. W. MULVIHILL, Agent " FUR GARMENTS | | I i o 1o O - MACHINES i Made to Order | | Remodeled, Repaired, Cleaned IF YOU SAW ONE? H. J. YURMAN The Furrier We offer' you the real "thing in the Model 21 Motorship “ESTEBETH” M. S. “PACIFIC” Leaves City Dock every Thurs- iay at 10 sun. for Petersburg, Dr. West Leaves Juneau Every Thurs- BN e ¢ THOR WASHER ot 3. B. Burtord & Ce, Agentr : Tooth Paste P ene g O H upmbbile 8 IN TRUTH A CAR FOR A NEW AGE! 2 large ‘tubes 40¢ Convenient ferms if you desire + Why drudge through another washing when you can have this machine for as little as $56 down and $5 a month? Phone for a demonstration or call at our display rooms Have your car checked after the wear and tear of winter driving. REASONABLE PRICES Expert Workmen CONNORS JUNEAU DRUG CO. SUBSTATION NO. 1 the dirty, slaty kind. That's why you save money by getting your coal from us. If you want com that will not klink up your stove, will burn down fo the fine ash, that will give the most heat pos- sible Alaska Electric Light & Saloum’s GEORCE 'BROTHERS Soud ety oot | ey 1mvs naver || Motor Co. Pouwer Company Seward Sisoct, aear Secend || WE SPECIALIZE IN FEED . : Telephones 92—95 Fi iveri D. B. FEMMER | INC. A AU—P) UGLAS—Ph 18 ‘elephones ive Fast Deliveries Cewomse (ML e » ‘ Gk - DOUGLAS g