The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 29, 1933, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, MAY 29, 1933. P IT'S MY PRIDE THAT PREVENTS [ PRIDE, YOUD GIT YERSELF A SUIT LIKE ASHUR'S. 4l FOR :fi.’\I, i—Finest hmh hOu‘(’ in FOH R Alaska. Fully equipped, including water softener — business w established—patronage first class —completely furnished living rooms in connection—long lease— | located in Fairbanks. Address Box 1043, Fairbanks, Alaska FOR SALE—Overstuffed chair and 1 I3 ‘\ | | i { T—Mocern 3-room furn- house ible to rent or lease to par HOUSE rent—243 Willoughby Phone 223. L. R. Smith Ave double The and rates. slx;ilc z reduced FURNISHED apartment, Nugget Shop. | davenport. Very reasonable. Ap-, —— s % ply 346 Front Street. FOR RENT—Furnished house, four e SRR R GRS AR = rooms, bath. Inquire Mrs. J. C. FOR SALE—Machine shop, garage,| Lund, 5th and Kennedy. filling station, transfer business — s Wm. A, Fleek, Douglas. FOR RENT—Sleepmng room. Phone ) 537. BABY BUGGY, wicker, good mn-‘ oo e dition. Phone 4272. |FOR RENT—Furnished apartments - with bath; electric range; from ‘WHIRL Dry Electric Washer, cop-! $15 monthly up. Cliff Apart- per ‘tub, excellent condition, $3 | ments. Terms. Cost $175. Telephone 236 L e T |FURNISHED apartment for rent FOR SA arley-Davidson| Apply John Reck. twin ¢ylinder “motorcycle. Terms| - — or cash. Connors Motor Co. /3 ROOM apt. 2 bedrooms. $25.00. —_— | Free light. Single room, $10.00 FOR SALE or reni—Pianos and; 207 2nd St., near Winn Hat Shop. radios. Expert piano tuning. An-' O 113 derson’s Music Shoppe, Seward FOUR rooms and bath, steam Street. Telephone 143. i heated, Frigidaire, electric range, FOR SALE — Modern cozy four-, — nicely furnished. Windsor Apts room house, beautiful view, mnice 2 and 3 room mrnlshcd apts. nt the nelghborhood. Close in. Rents for/ $2000 a month. Must sell quic make me an offer. Phil F. Mc- Kanna, Dixon Street. FOR SALE — Five-room , hause, Kitchenette and bath garage, ideal location. Price $2.- 000.00. Next to Gorham's Coffee Shop. Phone 194. FOR SALE—Second hand furni- ture. Telephone 3281. FOR SALE—uarge rurnished house, concrete foundation, new roof, re- eently painted at 5th and Ken- nedy. Is producing more $80.00 monthly. Good investment | M you have approximately $5,-1 — 000.00. Allen Shattuck, Inc. FOR SALE—Cate fixtures consist- ing of back bar, counter, stools and booths. Very reasonable.! Apply Kaufmann's Cafe. CHOICE level residence lot, 50x100, WANTED—Board and room furn- at bargain. Best location in nny. Inquire 132 6th 8t Doublé ‘FOR 'RENTFurnished apt. | than! youNG Knight Apts. Phone 201. | DOUBLE zmd Smg)e npa.n.men(.s available May 1. MacKinnon Apts. PFRbLLE Aparvmer ta Phone 2004 “apt. In- quire Bishop Apts. | McBRIDE: apnnmenu Phorie 5701 WAN'IFD WANTE! D—Sklfi In Luud (omhlmn\ 16-foot preferred. Must be rea- sonable. Phone 254. 1ady, 28, will care for children evenings. Phone 3801. “housework Phone, WANTED—Cooking or by experienced woman. 492. WANTED—WIll rent or lease 4 or 5 room modern house, furnished or unfurnished. Telephone 144. ished AJ men. Apply Mrs. Durrin, 3rd and Main, opposite Zynda SEE MORRIS 16: nighland (orstl Hotel. wood, any length. ‘CXCEPTIONAL pargams m used cars now. Good selection. Con= nors Motor Co. WAN'!'ED—‘chan wants work h) hour, day or steady. Phone 2503. MISCELLANEQUS Forty per cent of students who entered Florida State collezge for Women the last ten years as fresh- men remained - for graduauon T P——— The Florence Sho Permanent Waving a Specialty Florence Holmquist, Prop. { | { | | | TURN your oid gola into value. Cash or trade at Nugget Shop. l PRIDE? POOH!! YOU LOOKS LIKE A TRAMP IN .IB . NORTHBOUND scheduled to o'cloc ,CHEDULED SAILINGS thland scheduled to sail from Seattle May 29 at 9 p.m Alaska scheduled to sail from Seattle May 31 at 9 am. Aleutian scheduled to sail from Seattle June 3 at 9 on i Norco scheduled to sail from Seattle June 5 at 9 p.m. SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Northwestern scheduled to ar- rive in port at 9 o'clock to- night. Princess Norah scheduled to arrive in port at 10 o'clock tonight and sails south at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning. LOCAL SAILINGS Estebeth leaves every Thurs- day night at 6 p. m., for Sitka and way ports. Pacific leaves every Thursday at 10 a. m, for Petersburg, Kake and way ports. e e 9 00 008 b0 o 0000 e©00000000s 00000000000 FOG CAUSE OF TWO ACCIDENTS PACIFIC COAST ! May 20.—Fog| SOS calls were sent out to the| Coast Guard for assistance by the Nippon Maru to find the oil tanker beached safely on a small island | sal Stetson proceded on her course and the Chesails was beached four miles below Point Conception and} is in no danger unless heavy seas| arise. | trij MOTORBOAT FOR DUTY IN NORTH, LAUNCHED SEATTLE, May 29—The motor- HOUGHTON, Mich., The annals of the Great Lakes to- day recorded the wrecking of the palatial excursion steamer George M. Cox on the fog shroud- ed Rock of Ages reef in Lake Su- | per! | The steamer i Not a single life was lost. | Within steamer struck the reef, all aboard | | big were taken ashore, and for great majority off Point Hondo, showing no signs g of Mbreaking up and the crew g aboard The Chesails and J. D. Stetson,| p lumber schooners, collided duringip the fog. Radio reports said the J. D. (Alaska Standard Time, 1 AGREES WITH SAM'L. SUSIE ! G EXCURSION STEAMER PILES UP, LAKE REEF Not One - Passenger Member of Crew Lose Lives in Wreck ior. carried 32 passen s and a crew of 86 members. 45 minutes after t PRINCESS NORAH IN NORTHBOUND SUN. AFTERNOON o'clock tonight and is scheduled to 1 for the south at 8 o'clock the morning. | Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Dickson, Mrs. Protzman, Miss L. Olson, R. M. M. Protzme Shepard, G. Yardley, G. E. Norris and N. Ver- le were passengers aboard incess Norah for Juneau. t In addition to those who dis- embarked here, there were 85 pas- sengers aboard the C. P. R. steam- er for the Interior and three round The steamer had 400 tons of freight for Whitehorse and other points in the Interior. p tourists. May 29. the | the most poignant | memories will b2 of a night spent in a penetrating chill on the reef, | By CLIFF STERRETT YAS INDEEDY DEARIE-“Y/'CAN'T ® MAKE A SILK PURSE OUT ¢ ¥ OF A SOW'S EARY/ 3 or he Flag-bedecked, the new United States liner Washington is shown pulling. sut of her pier in New York to start on her maiden voyage across the Atlantic. ‘The Washington, sister ship of 'the S. S. Manhattan, was built et Camden, N. J,, and 1s one of the two largest ships built in the United States. Captain George Fried, hero of many sea rescues, commands the new pride of the American merchant marine. NORTHWESTERN ALEUTIAN SOUTH ANFROM SOUTH DURING NIGHT SUN. MORNING With ten passengers for J\mmx SAN PEDRO, Cal, The Princess Norah, Capt. W. | from the Westward and 69 through| beckoned thfee ships toward de-/qQ Palmer, Purser A. N. Ta | for Seattle, the steamer Aleutian,| struction wnear Point #ondo, notor-|dockea at the Admiral Line wWitAH | Capt. Jostuph Ramsauer, Joe Large ious as the|graveyar fOr vessels,yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock{ [Northbound, the steamer North- Purser, docked in Juneau at 1:30] but a more ‘kindly sea apparentyinorthbound and sailed for Skazs{YeStern, Capt. Jock Livingston, P. o'clock this morning and sailed for| permitted of damage which may be‘wa} at 3:13 o'clock. Tt is due back B. Coe, Purser, docked at the Cily the South at 2:45 o’clock. gnly minor. |in Juneau southbound about ten{VWNArf yesterday morning at 10:50, Arriving here on the Aleutian| o'clock and s in noon. B. Loftus, Mrs. J. B. Loftus, Oldfl Arriving here on the Northwest- Norling, J. W. Gucker, Tom Hall,; an,{ern were S. A Berg, Mrs. T. C. Violet Lundell, and two steerage. | A, |Blorge, Martin Burkland, Mrs. M.| While in Juneau the Aleutian| T. Burkland, Charles Burkland, G. loaded fresh halibut at the Junmu‘ E. Krause and Erling K. Olafson.:Co]d Storage Company for ship- and four steerage from Seattle.| ment to Seattle. There were three round trip pas-i Passengers leaving Juneau on the sengers aboard the steamer. Aleutian for Petersburg were Dr. Leaving Juneau on the North-|R. E. Southwell; for Wrangell—F. western were: for Haines — Carl: T. Gonzalis, D. F. Esestona, Fred Lovett, Laura Klaney, Bobby Mur-| Endres; for Ketchikan—J. P. Mor~ phy, Donald Murphy and Mrs. F. 8an, N. A. McEachran, Bill Tribel; A. Metcalf; for Skagway — Jack|for Seattle—H. L. Coe, E. R. Stiv- he e "~ TIDES TOMORROW heur for Juneau District) Add one -|ers, Mrs. S. J. Atkinson, S. J. Atkinson, Mrs. J. Foster, Clarence Foster, Mrs. L. W. Turoff, Donald { Folta, Annette Folta, Mrs. Anna Mae Folta, John Stedman, Gene- vieve Parker, Gladys Able, Mrs.,R. F. Kronquist, Mrs. Martin Paddock, . & . | ! .» HALF soles heels men’s dress shoes $1.50, women’s $1.25. Saloum’ Tubber or leather, men's| Saloum’s. HEELS, 50c, women's 35c. Read the'ads s carefully 2c you read the news articles. | | i PHONE 42 | 1 Behrends Bank Bullding | s o T S 2. e PEERLESS BREAD Alyays Good— Always Fresh “Ask Your Grocer” ‘FINE * at yery reasonable rates | WRIGHT SHOPPE | PAUL BLOEDHORN | | | | BETTY MAC BEAUTY SHOP 102 Assembly Apartments PHONE 547 l | Reasonable Monthiy Rates l GARBAGE HAULED | | E. 0. DAVIS TELEPHONE 584 ] More For Your Money AT COLEMAN’S “Juneau’s Own Store” Fresa and CLEAN Are you moving, or just cleaning house? In either case you’ll want your drapes New Low Price Levels Men’s, Women’s, Chil- drep’s, Boys’ SHOES and RUBBER FOOTWEA THE FAMILY SHOE STORE Seward St. Near Behrends SOMETHING NEW! —Try OQur— TOMATO ROLLS Juneau boat Nohalico, built for the Nome| High tide, 3:50 am., 13.6 feet. | Harbor Lighterage Company, Was| Low tide, 10:42 am., 11 feet. {dohn L. Turoff, H. L. Balderston, launched here Saturday at the| gigh tide, 5:14 pam., 125 feet. ‘Mar!m Paddock and the following yards of the Jensen Motorboat| Tow tide, 11:01 pam., 57 feet. {members of the crew of the ill- Company. fated motorship Kingston: Walter o i <. | Granigan, master; N. E. Arvoa, - JUNEAU FRO( K | first officer; Earl Kirtley, second| . e —e————— ‘!omcex-; Stanley Norman, ca.rpen- l | SHOPPE jter; George Grimmers, seaman; | {§ “Exclusive but not ve™ | Floyd 'Hart, seaman; Jimmie Han- Il Mc%%‘i}‘PMO$OR ‘ Coats, Dreases lwln gerk SEBJES 222 | sen, second assistant engineer. AN Hoslery and Hats y i & SR || - |ESTEBETH HERE 5 THE NEW | FROM SITKA AND Hupmobile 8 | WAY PORTS TODAY The motorship Estebeth, Capt. |Edward Bach, Purser Robert | Coughlin, arrived in Juneau from | its regular weekly trip to Sitka and | way ports at 7:30 o'clock this morning. TRUTH A CAR i I.N | Arriving here from Sitka on the | FOR A NEW AGE! | motorship were: Charles A. West| (IR 0y el g iand Mrs. H. Redman; from Chi- . chagof, Mrs. L. Anderson; from JAMES CARLSON { Hirst Chichagof, Otto Mikkola; . Juneau Distributor | from Hoonah, Chris Aven and from | Funter Bay, Henry Roden. The Estebeth will leave outbound for Sitka and way ports at 6 o'clock Thuruday evening. WILLS NAVIGATION CO. STEAMERS ST ‘ D\ SAILING SCHEDULE Leave Due Juneais D«Jm«m Steamer *ALEUTIAN TN'WESTERN . 1*YUKON TALASKA *ALEUTIAN May 31 June May 24 May 27 3 fNWESTERN June 17 Southwestern Alaska Route. Southeastern Alaska Route. 4—Calls Yakutat North and Southbound. Seattle Northbound Southbound May 29 May 30 June 5 June 6 June 12 June 13 May 38 May 30 June 4 June 6 June 11 For Information and Tickets Call THE ALASKA LINE R. J. McKANNA, Agent Phone 2 REDUCED FARES J. B. BURFORD & CO. Ticket Agent Phone 79 Round Trip Rates “Northland” to Seattle and return—$60.00. “Norco” to Seattle and return—$48.00 Serving Alaskans D. B. FEMMER Frt. Agt. Ph. 114 M.S.“ZAPORA” May 29 Leave Seattle Arrive Juneau Leave Juneay June 4 June 4 Calling at Funter, Chichagof*, Hoonah, Tenakee, Port Alexander, Kla« wock, Craig, Ketchikan, *Calls first trip of month only Office, Commercial Dock—Foot of Main Street Phone 3 THOMAS A. MORGAN, Agent SAILING TO VANCOUVER, VICTORIA and SEATTLE From Juneau PRINCESS NORAH May 30 ed for Lynn Canal were Earl Clifford, Maurice Sharp,| ports at 1:30 o'clock in the after- Harry Knudsen, Chrales Loftus, Jl Foster, D. F. Millard, Mrs. D. F. \Mllla.rd and E. F. Zuerin. The Northwestern is due back ]here southbound early this evening. PIG'GI.Y cleaned. THE “The Store That MONES ‘83 OR 85 $ June 16. 23, 30 SUMMER TOURIST FARES NOW IN EFFECT Good till October 31, 1933 ‘Lickets, reservations and full particuiars trom V. W. MULVIHILL, Agent JUNEAU B e e Motorship “ESTEBETH” Leaves Juneau Every Thurs- day at 6 P. M. for Sitka and Way Porte DAVE HOUSEL, Agemd \ Phone Single O e e Y FERRY TIME CARD Leaves Jumean for Douglas and ll 15p.m. 2 '\Onm 12 midnight 3:30p.m.f $1:008.m0. *4:00p.m. Leaves Dougma for Jumeam B A-3C0.m. 37 45p.m. t—Frejzht =i, o accepled t—8aluraaya oanly. Juneau Ferry & Naviga. tion Company [ SAFE FAST Alaska Southern Airways - pfl:}:IOVEN DEPENDABILITY ly Service to ipal Southeastern Alask Towns—Alse Planes. for Charter 7 For Reservations—Call or See A. B. HAYES, Manager, GASTINEAU HOTEL TIME SCHEDULE CHANNEL BUS LINE Effective April 10 LEAVE LENA COVE—6:30 am., 12 noon, 4:15 P, M. LEAVE JUNEAU FOR LENA COVE —9:15 AM., 2:30 PM, 5:30 P.M. THANE SERVICE Will be opened as soon as danger from slides has been eliminated. CHANNEL BUS LINE —adv. City Clerk. GLACIER HIGHWAY AUTO FREIGHT W. H. RYAN, Prop. at ver Leaves Jupeau 2 PM. for Eagle and way points. Office COMMERCIAL DOCK Foot of Main St. Tel. 3 WINDOW CLEANING PHONE 485