The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 18, 1934, Page 6

A CHANCE WITH A BELLE LIKE LENA. FOR RENT RENT — Two large sleeping ‘iView. Apply 421 East Seventh ‘Street, lower Perelle Apartment. ge housekeep- Electric range. Phone ing roms. 12851, $18.00 per month. FOR SALE — Household effects. Phone 1423. 7 T FOR REN’I‘~MaxshaIl ApLs Four- room furnished apt. heated. Ex- ‘cellent view. Also 6-room un- fuhished house newly decorated Phone 330. il | S st FOR RENT — Two large rooms, dishes, linen, lights, $20. Also "single rooms, $15. Appiy 207 Sec- ohd Street. L FOR RENT — Furpished steam -heated room, red house, aboye Bergmann Hotel, 3rd and Harris Yooms; ane Buifable for ‘two. men. | i b G SRR A |[FOR SALE—willys-Knight sedan, | good cendition, \Will be sold cheap for cash. Inquire Miners Recrea- tion Parlors or telephone 151. FOR SALE — Hudson sedan and Ford coupe. Phone 202. FOR SALE—National Ca.sh Register practically new. Filing Cabme's i Studio Couch. Phone 133. F‘OR SALE errms rramed pXC tures, phonograph records; also dishes, cooking utensils, 2-burner electric plate cheap. Ideal Shop. FOR SALE—Late 20 model Ford 2- door sedan in very good condi- tion. Address No. 3 Dull Cottages across from Femmer's Dock. | i 'LAPORA TAKES _ LUMBER FROM JUNEAU MILL Artives 3 o'Clock Yester- day—Leaves This Morn- FOR SALE-Stoves, mattress, con- | goleum, chairs, tables, bureaus. ! Apply Channel Apartments. Phone 436. FOUR rooms and bath, awan{- ated, nicely furnished, electric e, Frigidaire. Windsor Apts m' RENT—Sleeping room. Phone b CHEAP, an electric. range. Cole Transfer. FOR SALE — Elgnt-room house, completely furnished. Mrs. Peter Melseth, sixth and Kennedy. See FOl "REN’E‘—Apunment in Frances _Apts. Nicely furnished. Heated ‘Prigidaire. Inquire 132 6th St FOR RENT — 4-room furnished .apartment. Phone 3204. FOR RENT—Two and three room heated apts. with private Telephone 5601. U 5 N ¢t A . Vaeahty. McBride Apts. Phone 5701 —— POR RENT — Summer home at FE”IC River Landing. Phone 4751. -room apt. MacKinnon. FOR SALE—Table and six chairs. 604 East 8t., corner Sixth. NICE LEVEL LOT, cheap for cash. Inquire 132 6th St. CHILDREN cared for oy day, week or month. Phone 2552. TURN yom ola gula Into value. Cash or trade at Nugges 8hop. WANTED WANTED — Woman for general housework. Apply J. F. Mullen. POR RENT—Furnished_apartment. /Apply Zynda or Phone 123. VAGANCY in Jensen Apts. In- i néxrf Apartment One. Phone 5151. SIX‘rpom furnished ‘modern house 6th. Stiebt” Piand Enguire 306 ont St. or Phone 561. 3IANOS rented, tuned: Phone Anderson. fi‘ RENT-—-Furnisnea heated apt. ipguize Bishop Apts, . Mus,.Jen- WANTED—Work by day or hour. Care of children, Telephone 472, asking for Mrs, McCarthy. WANTED — Woman wanis house work by day or hour. Phone, 44. Cigars Cigarettes CAM! sen. Y R, A Sty POR RENT—Four-room furpished house. Phone 187 after 8.pum,. ACY. ‘lnuec Apmmenu t: M APT. the 2004. . RENT—®ueepiu ; room. Phont B — _[LOST AND FOUND _ lm-Par'.y who picked up mar- “ifen fur neck piece choker Thurs- day afternoon on Willoughhy Ave. is. known. Return to George ‘Thomas, care Femmer's , Dagk. Reward. No questions asked. | LUDWIG NELSON | JEWELER | ‘Watch Repairing | Brunswick Agency | FRONT STREET i ”'rhe Colorado grizzly bear, once a | numerous species, is rapidly .dying one repart putting “its preseny || n as low as & dozen or two: LRI RS SR ) S % .. MODERN ~BEAUTY -SHOP j Agice Crark o«m Yau s “YOUR CAB - gl The New Arctic ::; Pabst Famous Draught Beer On Tap 4 “JIMMY" CARLSON At this bank: ' is' financial Progress. g €ome in often! ing—Five Passengers The motorship Zapora, Capt. Hugh McDonald, commander, and H. E. Mattson, purser, arrived in Juneau at 3 o'clock yesterday after- noon, with three passengers and more than 100 tons of cargo. Passengers were H. Ahrenstadt, Robert A, Townsend and Ted Low- man, all from Seattle. Passengers going aboard when the Zapora sailed at 5 o'clock this morning were Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Griffith, and M. M. Konnerup for Seattle; and E. Richmond and M. McGuire for Hoonah. The Zapora picked up a cargo of lumber from the Juneau Lumber Mills for Craig before she sailed. e ,———— BOGGAN RETURNS Garland W. Boggan, expert floor man, returned on the steamer Al- aska from the south after a two months® visit. . hecause l have _confidence in the men who mwflfl s’ affairs. My business requires de- pendable, service with careful attention to details. transactions are -handled promptly, complete facilitiess and attentive service. Also I like' the atmespheed-it i§ friendly. this bank 'is ‘genuinely interested in me and my lemdld- of yaur business ' needs, you too will find that this bank. can serve yeu -te your complete satisfaction. The First National AT ANY time—break- fast, lunch or dinner— yoa’'Hl find at Balley’s a great variety of tasty dishes. You'll like our special business men's lunch. BAILEY’S BEER —If Desired no lost motion—all my thanks to I feel that Marine News Steamer Movements NORTHBOUND late tomorrow \}I |® . ® Aleutian due | ® afternoon. ® Princess Louise due ® morrow afternoon. ® Should be three days mail aboard one of above steam- ers and both have large lists of tourists. Evelyn Berg scheduled to ar- rive sometime Wednesday. SCHEDULED SAILINGS Northwestern scheduled to sail from Seattle June 19 at 9 a. m. Northiand = scheduled to sail from Sedttle June 20 at 9 a. m. North Wind scheduled to sail from Seattle June 22 at 9 e pm ® Yukon scheduled to sail from ® Seattle June 23 at 9 a. m. ® Haleakala scheduled to sail from Seattle June 25 at 9 a. m. Alaska scheduled to sail from Seattle June 26 at 9 am. Zapora scheduled to sail from Seattle June 26. John C. Kirkpatrick scheduled to sail from Seattle June 28. SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS No steamer westward or north. LOCAL SAILINGS Estebeth leaves every Thurs~ day night at 6 pm, for Sitka and wey ports. Pacific leaves every Thursday at 10 am., for Petersburg, Kake and vay ports. e v.c0 o000 ———————— late to- 060000 os e 000000000000 00000 S0e00ecsasraece . TIDES TOMORROW Seos00evvecces High tide 5:08 a.m. 124 feet. Low tide 11:29 am. 26 feet. High tide 6:00 p. 136 feet. e, CANNERY TENDER IN ! The cruiser Darc Jr., owned by| the Astoria and Puget Sound Pack- ing Company and used as a tender at Excursion Inlet, was in from that place yesterday and today. ., Daily Empire Want Ads Pay SO TODAY SHE RETURNS' THIS HERE" SPARKLER TO ASHUR URL PERKINS, WHO NEVER GAVE HER ONE. I. F,IS#ERMEHB JON, STRIKE Agreemenit. o Pride Ha Not Béen Made—Final Action Tomarrow , Juneau trollers Saturday night voted to support the action taken by the Ketchikan trollers in de- claring a strike in salmon fishing if buying was not resumed today by market at the agreed rate. Buyers offer 5. cents per pound for silvers and whites as against 8 and 7 cents which were agreed upon at the ‘beginning of the sea- son, declaring that this is a fair price and that the grade of sal- mon -does not justify the previous rate. Trollers say that they will not now start fishing again if they are forced to strike, unless the price of kings is boosted two cents per pound, 'which would ‘make them worth 16 cents for large. and 10 cents for small in the local market. However, they are willing to go ahead with the same rate for| which they have been selling so far, provided that they can: dispose of the catch immediately. It is said that buyers may not; begin buying again until the mid- {dle of July if their offer is not ac- cepted, and possibly not at that time. Final action on the proposed strike is expected to go into effect by tomorrow, by which time it will be known whether or not the fishermen’s terms will be acceded to. e, 'HAWAIIAN SHIP IN SEATTLE FOR ALASKA SERVICE (Seattle . Times) Chartered from the Inter-Island Steam Navigation Honolulu by the Alaska Steamship Company for a series of seven nine-day excursion cruises to Southeastern Alaska, the de luxe cruise ship Haleakala, arrived in Seattle last night from Hawaii and went to moorings at West Seattle. After undergoing minor altera- tions, the vessel will sail from Seat- tle at 10 a.m,, June 25, on the first of her Totemland Cruises, as the | PIONEER CAFE | H I ! | GOOD EATS” i | [ »—~——8! s | Wise Fo Call 48 Juneau Transfer Co. || when' in ‘need of ! MOVING or STORAGE || Fuel Ol -, Coal {! Transfer | | BEER of ';G\uannmd " Qualities! The assurance that you are buying the purest and BEST BEER 15 yours when you pai~ WMM" Rhmelander : Al Heldelberg ON DRAUGHT The Mmers Recreation Parlors BILL DOUGTAS { ships o THE S4NIT 4RY excursions are to be called. The Haleakala will call in Vic- | toria, B. C., both north and south- bound and follow an unusual route for cruise ships. She will go from Ketchikan to Sitka and Skagway | direct, calling at Haines, Juneau, Taku Glacier, Petersburg, Wran- gell and Ketchikan, southbound. The vessel has accommodations for 360 first cabin passengers. Capt. Josept Ramsazbbzb zb zb master the Alaska Haleakala during her Seattle- Southeastern Alaska cruises. ————— SITKA ARRIVES The motorship Sitka, Capt. Wil- lians Doucett, arrived in port Sun- day morning from Seattle after belm; delayed several weeks by the lnmhotemens strike. : Northwestern 8.8, KIRKPATRICIL-“E!JN BERG Sailing e!ery 10 days from - a.tt]e ( r C) to all points in Southeastern and S laska lflrkpatrick leaves l.t e 28 Evelyn Berg leaves tle e'14 " RL, BERNABD JUNEAJI AGENT PHONES = . _, the various companies in the Company of|iys " Takasodo, H. f the Aleutian and other | Steamship | Company'’s fleet, will command the | 'Panhandle Air Transport Co. b RP A TO0% s 4:PLACE CABIN SEAPLANE FOR CHARTER Most Economical Air Tdansportation in-Alaska J..V, HICKEY, Acting Manager, Phone 22 ‘or CHET McEEAN, Phone 10, Gastineau Hotel MANY HOURS ON VOYAGE SOUTH The steamer Alaska, Capt. C. V. Westerlund, and _Dave P. Doran, | purser, ‘arrived here this ‘afternoon on the way south from Skagway. It 'docked at the-'Alaska Juneau | Gold Mining Company’s wharf and | still was there at 3 o'clock this af- | ternoon. The steamer was sched- juled to leave from the Pacific Coast dock at 4 o'clock. Those leaving here on the Alas- ka were: For Sitka, Laverne Pet- ers, Mrs. J. A. Lawrence, Miss Ida V. Quick, Miss Harriet E. Quick Mrs, William Quick, Mrs. R. Peters, Pat -~ Olson, - Xenia Kashevatoff, Mrs. J. Brumberg, Mrs. N. Lovejoy, Legia K. Olson, N. Sakomoto, John Nickenovich, . Robert = Cockburn, Mrs. T. Calvin, Conrad Johnson, {Lenon Rice, Bert Fagersness; for | Tenakee, ‘Harold Jacobsen and W. A. Rice; for Petersburg, R. H. ‘chadwick Alice Skeek, Mrs. Flora‘ Hawood, Mr. and Mrs. Richard, ‘Tate; for Wrangell, Pearl Loft, ‘Ruth Williams, Warren Ford, D. E. Fett; for Ketchikan, J. L. Kager, | Herbe Fawcett, Frank Fawcett, Mrs. F. Fawcett. Seattle passengers are: Lucile Pepoon, Mrs. Jane McKnight, Vio- |let . Peterson, Gust Wesen, Chris Landing, Mrs. Lubar Pontelaief, John Lennon, Mrs. Sam Niemi, | Harriett La Violette, Mrs. Glenn Oakes, J. A. Tassach, Mrs. R. Twese, W.| J. Glozier, O. N. Gas- |saway, Mr. J. Fulton, Lester 'Weiss, Albert Wile, Mrs. Crystal Jenne, Frank Booth, J. S. Fulton, Jr., Mrs. H. B. Wilson, Miss Donie Taylor, J. 'S Barker; L. Foster, G. Rhoades, W. Lehmann, M. Sullivan, C. M. Sewall. ‘Those ' leaving here Saturday evening for Skagway and Haines were: For Skagway, Mrs. E. Wade, Julia Bailey, F. W. Anderson, Ann Thompson, Jean Thompson, Mrs. D. Thompson, Frances Long, Mrs. Harold E. Regele, M. McCaullen, J. 8. Barnett and for Haines, Mar- B. Crewson, James Paddock. Cou;{ Army Er;shes BRUSSELS—A recent count of accidents in . the Belgian army air corps revealed than 130 mili- tary fliers have been killed since 1919. — Shop in Juneau FINEST TEAM ERS LARGEST SASILING Leay’e‘ Seattle No June 12 June 12 Steamter *YUKON tALASKA ... June 16 *ALEUTIAN ...June 16 June 19 iN'WESTERN .June 19 June 23 *YUKON ......June 23 June 26 tHALEAKALA .June 25 No call June 30 fALASKA ...June 26 June 30 July 2 *—Southwestern Route; f—Southeastern Route. i—Calls Sitka, Skagway before Juneau northbound. Por alt travel information Call THE ALASKA LINE R. J. MCKANNA, Agent PHONE 2 ll TORSHIP NORTHLAND Ar. Juneau Lv. Juriean 22 24 6 8 20 22 Aug. 3 5 17 18 31 Sept. 2 Sept. 10 14 16 SEATTLE AND RETURN—$60.00 STEAMER NORTH WIND Leave Seattle -Ar. & Lv. Juncau Leave Seattle Ar. & Lv. Juneaw June 25 29 Aug. 20 24 July 9 13 Sept. 3 7 July 23 21 Sept. 17 21 Aug. 6 10 J. B. Burford & Co. D. B. Femmer Guy L. Smitn ‘Ticket Agent Freight Agent Agent Phone 79 Phone 114 Douglas Leave Seattle Arrive Juneau Leave Juneat M. S. “ZAPORA” June 26 July 3 July 3 Calling'at Funter, Chichiagof*' Hoonan Tenakee, Port Alexander, Kla- wock, Craig, Ketchikan, *Calls first trip of month only Auto Rate—South, $1.00 per 100 pounds. Wills Navigation Company Phone 3 Juneau Commercial Dock, Agen{ Alaska Southern A SAFE! FAST! PROVEN DER m:s Sixth Consecutive Season of Successful Operation Weekly Service to -Principal Southeast:-Alaska Towns ALSO PLANES FOR CHARTER For Reservations—Call or See A. B, HAYES, Manager GASTINEAU H()TEL ‘:vh m m Salmon Creek Roadhouse 'ANTON RIESS Steamship Co. Juneau Commercial Dock * Cabl t'&em—l'A_‘l"COf—JIneqn- Dok A (€ ll i CANADIA ! | PACIFIC From Juneau PRINCESS LOUISE { June 22; July 6, 20 I PRINCESS CHARLOTTE Jume 29; July 13, 27 Tickeus, reservations and full : particutars from 9. W. MULVIHILL, Ageat Junean Ferry & Navigs- tion Company ~ * FOOD” S. “PACIFIC” ves Cif TIME SCHEDULE or CHANNEL BUS LINE Leave Auk Bay—6:45 pm. ' Leave Juneau—12:00 Midnight Leave Auk Bay—6:45 p.m, Leave Juneau--9:45- pm. *Sundays and Holidays Leave Auk Bay Leave Juneau *9:15 am. . ¥