The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 21, 1934, Page 5

"'THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, MAY ‘21, 1934. ¥ By CLIFF STERRETT PARDON MY IMPERTINENCE, BUT JUST WHAT IS LARGEST FLEET . ?nll IAS SAILING SCHEDULE Leave Due Juneau Due Juneau Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound *YUKON.............. MR Ay SERLSE 1 {VICTORIA, ... May 18 May 22 Mgy 23 *—Southwestern Route, Mu GH FISH Is YUKUN IN PDRT t—Southeastern Route, i ¥ | y r s For all travel information 3 ’ FOR RENT—One large roam $12, |[FOR SALE — Eigit room house, ‘ Call single room $10, two large rooms completely furnished. 6th and Marlne NeWS 3 BRUUGHT nvER " THE ALASKA LINE ' $20. Furnished. 20 7Second near | Kennedy. Mrs. Peter Melseth. i R. J. McKanna, Agt. Phone 2 | THE WE E KE N With 16 passengers for Juneau - | aboard, the steamer Yukon, Capt. | Seward. . [F:OR SALE — Five-room furnished FURNISHED four -room apt. to! house. Phone 3752. sublet. Bishop Apts. Phone 38, — ———— e @ © 6 0 0 0 0 0 0000 | | B §o —— | FOR SALE—Cooking utensils, bed- ¢ Stoamer Movements ° Is | b o {H. Anderson, cammandes, """hw- FOR RENT—sieep:ng room, $10| ding, also apt for rent. Phone e . ,27 400 Pounds Of sa[mon J. Wilcox, purser, doc‘ked ere monthly. 315 Gold St. 309. . NORTHBOUND ¥ | C’h fiand libut | southbound dal _1]0(:]130r oclo;:]k tm: i P i e i | ange riant S—“al u morning and sailed from here af FOR RENI—Store room formerly |FOR SALE—2 lots, good location, ® Victoria scheduled to arrive, ® IN HALF Hu““ ’\ Sal g 35.000 P d lnoon. A occupied by Jarman’s on Second | also six-room house and lot. : ;Zl;\moxw evening. Nomtng: § | ales » ounds | In addition to the Juneau pas- Street. Also four-room partly | Phone 330. : | X X |sengers, there were 69 from the | " furnished apartment. Will alter e SCHEDULED SAILINGS o Local fish buyers experienced the:w”twmd and Interior on heard to suit tenant. Apply San Fran- |[FOR SALE — Small piano, radio, ® Northland scheduled to sail ® best week-end of the season S0 for Seattle. mg— . ¢ { ciseo Bakery. day bed, sewing machine, dishes, ® from Seattle tonight. . 4 |far, when fishermen brought in| yeaving the ship here were: | NEUHEMEENOUSINN, VL B i — | cooking utensils and other house- ' ® Princess Norah scheduled to e + . |27400 pounds of salmon and 35-|fom Seward — George Gullafson, FOR RENT OR SALE — Merritt| hold articles. Call in person at e sail from Vancouver My 22 E_The S;j’;lflshlp NOYL’; W;:d- efll;'l--’ooo pounds of halibut over Sunday.|nyrs Gertrude Willis, Aileen Willis, residence on Calhoun Ave. See| Apartment 2, Bishop Apartments. ® at 9 p.m. o | Elnar ompson, an rser H. Boats selling salmon were the! 4 fol s " | N Sperling. = ' |® SOUTHEOUND SAILINGS o Williams, called in at Junead at|r g74 Capt. Carl Weidman, 7004‘113;1& °‘$2;’§‘°%;£,°ch2}§5§:&‘§2 TRAN — FOR SALE 15 1. outhoard motor- ¢ No steamers north or west- e |9:30 o'clock Saturday evening he T 1370, Capt. John An- | pecsic Rowe, Anna Sinclair, H. L. hsiiionnd] SPORTAT.ON co. VACANCY in Jensen Apts. In-| boat and 8 h.p. Johnson motor.' ¢ ward. o|leaving a half hour late for Se-| , 2000 poupds; the Alma,Goleman, Wanda Smith, Helen iyl ire Apartment One. Phone 5151. | Phone 2952. | i | : 0 g thal AL h : MOTO! LAN ST e T A x i . LOCAL SAILINGS . M";.ehc North Wind took six. pas t. A. Bartnes, 1,800 pounds; the| pester, B, Femmer; from Yakutat Lv. Seattle nf",l.P,mNg:Tn l,)‘",m“' 8 FOR RENT — Partly furnished |FOR SALE—General Electric Sun ' ® Estebeth leaves every Thurs- | . ....™ oon juneau: Mrs. A le, C“F‘_ Sandy A. Stevens,| _charles G. Burdick, Mrs. James March 12 16 18 small house. Corner 12th Street| Lamp, large size, $1800. Call'® day night at 8 pm, for e |y ct® JoO% SRR (R D710 pounls; the Diana, Capt. V.\Martin, Louise Kardutoo, Edwin March 26 30 Apr. 1 ) and Government Road. Sce S.|'R. F. Taylor. |® Sitka and way ports, O | mouske. 3. Willlams, and . J: ChnsciK- lio, 1,000 pounds; the Thlinket, | gardutoo, Annie George. April 9 13 5 Hellenthal. - — | ® Pacific leaves every Thursday @ |, . g /o o0 w 'H Cu‘:vell Iori‘(l‘p[' J. Martin, 4,000 pounds; and; Those who took passage from April 22 21 29 FOR SALE—Furnishings, two room (e at 10 am., for Petersblrg, @ | oo ® ‘gro o™y jthe Dundas, Capt. Jimmy YOUNg, pere were: for Petersburg—Amos May 7 1 13 ; POR RENT—Partly furnished| apt.; also large office desk with'e Kake and way ports. o |Retchikan. She had five passen- 4,000 pounds; all, to the Alaska}meen; for Wrangell—Alfred West, May 21 25 2 ) house. Inquire 132 6th St. be-| L. C. Smith typewriter, 0ak li-/e o ¢ o e 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 @ gers from Sitka for Seattle. Coast Fisheries; the Puppy, Capt.|nps J. W, Petticrew, J. W. Petti. -:lme l: 2: ;4 tween 6 and 7 p. m. brary table, Morris chair, small| i Johnny Wise, 5500 pounds; the Tlcpew P, H. Adams; for Ketchikan | b4 | 7 SN % J SEATTLE AND RETURN—$60.00 | range. Channel Apts. Phone 436. DIVER BRINGS UP 3472, Capt. John Matson, 300| _a;' paulson, A. S. Farkas, Mrs & BIX-room furnished modern house | - |pounds; the Starlite, Capt. J. J.|7 ¢ e it on 6th Street. Piano. Enquire 306 KF‘OR SALE—3-room house on Fritz NEw GANNERY MARINE SPEC]MENS Phillips, 800 pounds; and the T 8, i‘\’n‘elf}?fl"&?fifi?fif”fié Lll;i.ens:;l}-x Leav. A &LSTEA::::R g Front St. or Phone 561. Cove Road. Situated between i Capt. A. Koskey, 200 pounds; all| jymgn (s N e & Ly, ve Ar.&Lv. Leave Ar. & Lv. “ A 2 r, ¥ M » A1 Junge, Gertrude West T - & Seattle J FOR RENT_Peterson House, Srd‘ Mrs. Parker’s and Mr. Skinner's. | Some interesting forms of ma- |to Sebastian Stuart Fish Company. ;Rudolph A G Reasdcrgsr fucf,, Mar. 19 “27“ ie:tga M‘:‘mefian f:.nftll: Jlm]es“ B s Ao b O B Inquire at Jensen's Apts, C. C.! | rine life have been brought up at| Salmon prices are set at 14, 8,|G. miger, L'Asgem,a'c“p‘i w. C.| Apr. 2 7 1\:“'14 ’10 Jun. 25 30 and i L0 Rudolph. Phone 262, E the wreok of the Isiander, and a|und 7 cents per pound. [Ansell, Harold Swanson, John| APF.18 21 May28 Jun. 2 July 9 14 . - | species of coral is among them Halibut sales were as follows: | Brunce e - NICE LEVEL LOT, cheap for cash.' 5 3 . Mo | Bruncoke, Max Marshall. J. B. Burford & Co. D. B. Femmer Guy L. it] PIANOS rented, tuned. Phone Inquire' 132 6th St SEATTLE, May 21.—Bound for va.er Charles Huckins says that,{.h(_ Thelma, Capt. Bcr_t Alstcad.“ Passengers from the Westward Ticket Agent Freight Agent ’Age:cm . ¥ Ariderson] i 3 lthe Shumagin Islands, the new working around the sunken vessel|10,500 pounds to Sebastian Stuart|gnd Interior included a number Phone 79 Phone 114 Douglas =————— | CHILDREN cared for oy day, week Western Pacific floating cannery, s like exploring a museum of na-lat 655 and 4.20 cents per pound; {of families and school teachers on K;R R;ENT;APL& Apply 209 CHff | = "0 onth. Phone 2553. costing $45,000 left late Saturday-m;;“ gnsl]ory W ; IL:I[‘ L:’v.tle Emma, Capt. John Win- | their way south for the summer. partments. in tow of the tug Roosevelt. She e declares tha ere is an oc- | ther, 7,500 pounds to the New Eng- | e e i / FOR RENT Furnisned beaied apt,| ‘URN JOW Ola gua Into VAN, carried a crew of 45 and has a|(OPUS In the neighborhood, al- |land Fish Company at 650 and 425 | M. S. “ZAPORA” 437 Seattle “';,’[;;";‘;‘“‘ “?I;y"fi‘" | s ‘| C or at S thoug! e has never seen it. Oc- % " Inquire Bishop Apts. Mrs, Jen-|. 1 M - .N“f.‘ - capaclty of 4,000 eases. Hopusbes are said to dig holes, and g:x;ns Olzf‘rdflpc(l)(‘;:)]:' 65"(}]1(!)3 px‘x?;(;u::) TeneRs taroy OahE S UM Huagol® Homen, Desakin; EorlyRlmanio o8 b i T ! 1he has seen a hole which he be- |the New England at 630 and 425/ Mr. and Mrs. Gus George and | " c% Crdi6 Ketchikan. *Calla. thb frip.of auonth (cgly ' r LOST AND FOUND (s ¢ o 000w o~0oeelieves houses one of the tenacled |per pound; and the Ford, Capt.|Mrs. Elsie Minch went fishing at Auto Rale—South, $1.00, per 100, poynds, FOR RENT—Small furnished apt.|_ !e ON THE WATERFRONT | tribe of the sea. | Ole Brensdal, 10,500 i Tee Harbo terd i Wills Navigation Company Phone 3 Juneau Commercial Dock, Agent with bath. Good location. Phone | LOST—Lady's leather PUrse. Re- o o 6 6 0 6 6 096 8 0 o o s Shbic gt sl o e s Cnl Dl ; |3753 or inquire Gatsineau Gro-| ward. Return to Empire. | 3425 i WOOD FOR SALE Al s ni it b e feery. RN T T ¢ ti B 1 Block wood and klindling. Phone | 4 | 7354 v v. FOUND—A purse at the City Dock OV tide ... 1:27 am., 58 feet o e R AT GARDEN PATCH igh i 12 am, 11 358. . UR rooms and bath, steam-| by Corliss of the Yellow Cab Co, Hiéh tide 7:12 am, 113 feet| V. | oo heated, nicely furnished, electric| Owner may have same by prov- ;‘;;“h tr.l:ice " 133 gzZL LET US SUPPLY | Mrs. L. Sibley, a recent arrival range, Frigidaire, Windsor Apts. ing property and paying for this & 3 | o /D dU v from Seattle, has accepted a posi- ad. Call at Empire. | | YOUR tion witlr the Garden Patch. FOR RENT—Four-room furnished | { GO STRIP FISHING | e, | | 3 house. Phone 187 after 6 p.m. | LOST—Canvas school bag contain- | S | e { H | Mining Locau Noti - < ing music. Return to Joan Mor-' Mr. and Mrs, Thomas L. George, | tatloner'y lre":):;i‘u 10n nices at Em WOR RENT. Three-room Hmialed| gan or Brpire, Miss Tillie DeRosier, Roy Hoffman, | “ P . steamheated apt. Telephone 5601. | Ed Townsley, and Joe George went | g Needs | . A good selection of Tab- lets, Envelopes, assorted Papetries, Pens, Pencils, Ink, ete. Old newspapers for sale at Em. strip-fishing at the lower end of | pire Office. Douglas Island yesterday in the gas | 2 boat Ada May. Twelve salmon | [ ATREPETS, APLTTTNOR E 3 | were reported as the catch for | The Florence Shop | tne party. } Permaneat Waving a Specialsy | | l Mining Lueation votizes at Emi- | . | I FEOHS o } pire office. } i FOR RENT—Housekeeping rooms ¢ with range. 2 rm. apt. Phone 436. ¥ - e Y FOR REN: — Small furnished apartment. Telephone 3753. TROOM house, nicely furnished. 4 ibed rooms. Ofl heat. Fireplace. f Call Windsor Apts. AR S M SRR YANCACY. Nugget Apartments. Alaska Southern Airways SAFE! FAST! PROVEN DEPENDABLE{ Quality Prescriptions Service FIRST and You Were —_— o BOWLING Thei “ : Sixth Consecutive Season of Successful Operation fzifsfief‘mnfi;';‘;‘m ALWAYS bl sothisa (IL, the thril of || heir Best Friend LAST Weekly Service to Principal Southeast Alaska Towns 4 i Melody House or Telephone 8. the latest at | o R o el § 70 o il i ° ALSO PLANES FOR CHARTER " ARTMENTS, Ter 2005, 421 B, Tt COLEMAN’S [ you ever played on. | ;ig::r :fl;ng‘el;:;;:d o: pggn;z;e? For Reservations—Call or See * r g e ¥ 3 . ne T FOR RENi—3cepiu; room. Phone| . = | Brunswick Bowling d;ay to discharge the duties Guy L S'"ith B HAYESfl/Ianager GASTINEAU HOTHL | 837 of a man’s closest friend. Pre- . . 1 ! mESpLeiflI&lSE}g EHOP | ik afillr?s Sl e b ;e,;;:nm RS S A AD | Au ‘ FERRY TIME CARD ! ! v SO W =% duties as capable as you do § - § WANTED I H%séggg D‘;gs:;sl& ! Clgars T'mlv. beft Drinky your regular business. Front St. Phone 97 ln th e B AG' C u ERTuY ) | | Barber Shop in connection o | WANTED—Experienced housekeep- } s “"’“pjze:' wieipene ; Wm mmm o LEAVE JUNEAU 1 9’ er. Must be good cook. Address n—_——.———___._.? Pack your clothes and 6:15a.m. | linens in the laundry . 7:15a.m. The Charles W. by letter to G 1000 care Empire. LUDWIG aR o a SAILING & ] % us, and : WANTED — Small range in A-1 Ca?fi;g?&‘;")’ II mmemPLSON ! o omlie! That's what TO VANCOUVER, VICTORIA bk | | condition. P. O. Box 646. N A “Tha Last Bervice Is the Watch Repairing | thrifty women do! and SEATTLE l:::g:.m, ’ POSITION housekeper, Greatest Tribute” ‘ Brunswick Agency :00p.m. e LR roowy et | A From Juneau s | er. Have good health and have [t o ol PRINCESS NORAH LEAVE DOUGLAS had experience. Inquire Empire :r———— ka May 8—17—27 6:30a.m. 5:00p.m. g e ' | FARDER BATGE Alos e B2 L = Ees WANTED—Young lady will care 4 ot *T:45n.m. eyt flog Bl HAVE A CHECKING ACCOUNT - Laundry i o Jma o | fovhone 104 for PERSONAL Frpita and : Vesetables June 22 ::::mm 12:15am, | ANTED — Woman wants house , - :45p.m, *1:15, i ._wwork by day or hour. Phone 44. HOUSEHOLD TR & maflm&t:ozfl;nd iy » *—Saturday only. " . BUSINESS » . t—Goes to Thane.’ e & UMM Panhandle Air Transport Co. ||+ v wosvmms. ase “ PIONEER CAFE FINANCES! . | "m’. ll‘i.orll.;lol' } Handling finances on a businesslike and system- “P A TCO” Juneau Feny & N"ifl' i GOOD EATS” | atic basis requires accuracy, safety, convenience JUNEAU tion Compan € e and simplicity. 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