The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 20, 1936, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JULY 20, 1936. - By CLIFF STERRETT YURP | YUH CANT BE TOO CAREFUL! * “SERVING ALASKA THE WAL, IT JUST PROVES WwOT I ALLUS SAID ABOUT TH' RETURNS l\‘AADAME DEBREE GAVE IT TME FER A GIFT FER ALL TH' NICE THINGS I AN'T IT " GREAT GUNS, SUSIE , WHERE'D viert THAT TOLD MY o FRIENDS ABOUT HER HATTE SHOPPE . FROM SAYIN! NICE THINGS . YEAR 'RQUND SAILING SCHEDULE u%h Steamer Seattle Northbeund Southbound Leave Dt aeau Due Juneau Mt. McKinley July 17 Yukon suly e July 14 July 20 N'Western July 14 July 18 July 20 B nof July 15 i8 Aleutian July 17 20 Alaska July 18 July 27 Victoria July 21 July 27 Mt. McKinley. July 22 y 25 THE ALASKA LINE M. J. WILCOX, Agent—Phone 2 N s i b i S i s i e —— \ \ SEVEN WANT AD : g i e i arime CWS : ! New ironing | | Your want-ad will produce, white baby bed and new r | } it you: tress, 2-burner hotplate, Al Gen- ‘ 1. Think ecarefully about eral Electric sweeper, desk lamp, ' &&= e i e e s ‘ your proposition. card table, all excellent condi-'s » e n o e ® s » © o & ® | )‘ B D'.irtelc]te );Z\;‘?gl;{:g efforts tion, going cheap. Phone 3351 : Sleamer Movcmnnts : Al | o o i 3 3. Be specifio Use Coloctul | FOR SALE—20-fL. gasboat, 2 poles |, NORTHBOUND ol Los Angeles Nobles Greet Fire Destroys Shipbuilding words. Aveld generalities. fishing el el O an in port and scheduled e HERE SATUR AY Juneau-with Song Sat- Plant, Boats, at San 4. Tell the whole story. T, $200.00. S. G. Stevens, . sail for Skagway at 10:30 I ? Fr 4 5. Emphasize the best fea- 3. Willoughby Ave e oclock tonight . urday nghl rancisco i ture of your offer. " = > cex o8 . e Alaska scheduled to arrive at e s i + 34 E > 6. Mention price. Ros MU"I. i (‘). :\,:‘\!1‘ :‘,'\ ® 5:30 a. m. tomorrow 3 Wwith the strains of “Sweeti SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July 20. 7. Make answering as emsy 3”(‘;(;(:—“; ’»";\ I,h motor, §25, ® Princess Charlotte due tomor- L Violets,” sung in none too close!—A spectacular waterfront blaze as possible. RN ? i ! W evening . e h y 2 i | was brought under control late last s > possible. SR S ® row evening . . harmony, three score Shriners, as-|was broug C W 7 A MR o Bvelyn Berg due to arrive @ Princess Boat Has Capacity ssted by their families ana friends, [Saturday atter causing damage | 24 via 7 , slectric ursday . " seren o4 r s 'timated by the fire officials from FOR SALE Hotpoint electric ® Thursday. g 7 erenaded Juneau from the decks ! Mm“[mh range, four plate. Bargain. Call|® SCHEDULED l*-]“:"” L LO_‘Fd_ OfPIBO Reund of the Baranof as she pulled into|fifty thousand to one hundred| g e . s N Sea scheduled to sai r S: t 9:15 ay !thousand dollars. Sperling 4034 N rip Fassengers dock at 9:15 Saturday evening. o il S : e froth ‘Seattle tonight 55 b e The boat was practically taken/ Two firemen were injured, o |5 r— TRAN SPORTATION Co FOR RENT_Two and threc room WOR SALE—At Douglas, skiff 14'e Prince Rupert scheduled t ®| oonoqion pacific steamer Prin- ' over by the roundtrip Shriners, the nelther seriously. furnished duplex. W. L. Torell feet long, tip top model, oars, ® sail from Varicouver tonight. @ | ..c Louise docked at the Pacific majority of whom come from Al| The shipbuilding plant of 1563 Gastineau Ave. after 6 pm. oarlocks, sutiable for outboard e Victorla scheduled ‘“'-1 ‘f-‘: o Coast Dock at 8 oclock Saturday Malaikah Temple inh Los Angeles|George W. Kneass Company The only line serving Alaska that maintalne ; motor. Anderson’s on coast. Will|® from Seattle July 21 a o|€vening with 180 tourists aboard |with @ sprinkling of nobles from |destroyed and John Twiges & reguar weekly service throughout the year. VACANCY. Nugget Apartments sell for $10, worth $25 4 M“ “I“‘V-“Kmm scheduled {o o nd three Juneau passengers. Capt. Syria Temple, Pittsburgh, Pa., who [Sons’ plant was damaged. The DEvat SRS vpp s Sray is master of at had attended the convention ofter plant was also a shipbuilding FOR RENT—Vacancy, Winter and | poR SALE — Chickering upright ' sail from Seattle July 22 at ":indKA(‘l‘ .B;-k’(]\‘y“‘:lpurseihe iy thefs Dre¥ b Heats) Fiioeet | T oS Sosriments e R s |2 R s L :l Passengers for Juneau were: Mrs.| To round out thelr northland!| Seven cruising launches were con- | & Ee Bous Seattle Juneau Junear FOR RENT—One room houskpg ! ® froni Vnm'u\‘l\t‘l' July 22 at .\M. S. Howard, Miss F. Lawrence, cruise, the Shrine members havc‘sumed by the flames and 14 skiffs < T ——— M. S. Northland T e o apt., dishes, linen, lights $15. Als0 | pOR SALE—At a bargain, six-room o 9p.m %) o |and Senator Alexander McRae. made plans for a special trip to one oyster boat burned. S. 8. North 8 one al $20. City Float, entrance jouse full cement basement, oll o Zapora scheduled to sail from e| The Louise left for Skagway at the Matanuska Valley from Seward | The origin of the blaze has not M g or.; ea ...July 20 July 24 July 20 over Juneau Cabinet Shop. burner, cement sidewalk. In Cas- e Seattle July 24 at 9 p. m. o | midnight to call on the new Alaska pioneers. been determined but it is believed - 8. Northland ...July 27 July 31 July 31 | ey-Shattuck Addition. Phone 4392. o Prince Robert scheduled to sail ® | : A T | Local passengers on the Baranof 'a Cigarette or hot pitch was the S. 8. North Sea ...Aug. 3 Aug. 7 Aug. 9 FOR REN1 Beautiful, modernj ™ . fhoth Yancauvar- July bRt |were: Iver Anderson, Tressie Cook, cause. | M. S. Northland ....Aug.10 Aug.14 Aug.14 p apartment, completely furnished,| oo carp poncancid fu e 9pm % .‘NuRTHwEsTERN {Mrs. J. O. Cupples, Ann Cook, - eee — | S. S. North Sea ...Aug.17 Aug.2l Aug.23 y including all new electric appli-1" o' o Nowen Seventh, n ® Yukon scheduled to sail from @] | Leanard Martin, Mildred Scott, and THREE HALIBUTER! | M. S. Northland ....Aug.24¢ Aug.28 Aug. 28 ances. Write P. O. Box 1649 L s g s DY o BAdEtL Gulv 250 4 m P : | Alice Shaw. i STORE and office space for remt,| L latest Singer Bewing Machines,|y worniand scheduled to sail @ | | 'The following passengers left Ju- SELL AT SEATTLE ‘ O eward Building. R E. Robertson, | S\Dger Vacuum Cleaners. A dem- |y “pyom geattle July 27 at 9 p.m. ! | neau for Seward aboard the Baran- SEATTLE, July 20~ Halibut ar- RAY STEVENS, Agent “epiid o 2 ! onstration will prove U"‘".\ f“l""_: ® Prince George scheduled to sail ® of: Mr. and Mrs. M. Hamilton, |rivals, catches and sales today are| J. B. BURFORD, Ticket Agent COZY, warm, furn. apts. Lugnt, wat- | lor to others. Liberal ‘f-"‘““]“:);:- from Vancouver July 27 at e | | Mr. and Mrs. J. C Morris and child, | follows CITY WHARF ... SpeR er, disnes, cooking wlensus i | your old machine; payments $ 0le 9p m. . | Douglas Morris, Mrs. C. B. Hadley, From the western banks—Banner | GUY SMITH, Douglas Agent ... bath. Reasonable at Seaview weekly. Famous Singer dressmak-| o Northwestern scheduled to sail e |A. ©. Black, Ernest Harmon with 22,000 pounds, selling for 13| o | g pand Free. (.;m-ggr xzm,u‘:i\’\l' » from Seattle July 28 ate| e | S and 8 cents. | electrics, low as $: eb e 9am . ’ s & re | From the local banks—Gloria II m xm | comole cictrics, low as 350 All | o Baranof scheduled to sail from .‘Twelve L‘_"“l Passengela‘\ ik 700 sernth, SEERGA 9 pontat - ' O cuna: Shige Bewing M- 15" SOUTEROUNS ‘Bitins of o0 in oh Al \ Blaico, 1500 pounds, 13% and 3 Alaska Transportation __| all customers. Singer Sewing * SOUT JND SAILINGS v ‘ 8 s = o S TSl { e Ok ¥ Phone 43 | Fitiobes 1 il ine Steamer Senis MOTICH: Ml pss e home._ €8¢ Co. Junom Bhone 453 |3 prnee lowee soheued 1o 3| = | e Compan Sylvia |FOR SALE — Luncn councer «nd|s tomorrow 'm'u“‘“m‘; and sails o Alaska Steamship Company's IR o p y range hood. OCall 173, I - saiith b 8 orctbak |Steamer Northwestern docked at the F T WANTED—Maid tor general house-! "~ >~ " i) s e {Pacific Coast Dock at 10 o'clock _ ' FREIGHT—*PASSENGERS—REFRIGERATION work. Phone 69 | T o 1 ) Saturday night with Capt. William "he rship Estebeth returned S , aili . . X oy / ~OU @ Estebeth leaves every Wednes- @ - : The motorship Estebeth retu A Weekly Sailings from Tacoma and Seattle WANTED — Room and board m!"l“:r(rblilil\i\[f( i te day night at 6 p. m for e M;";D‘”g;\]d o mmmfimd' and sall- o Juneau early Sunday morning § 7 g te private famil 2 RADIOS for rent by the week or| i At it ed for Skagway at 1 {from the weekly trip to Sitka and PA i IFI [ : 4 < e A ’ ol Junaey MfEidy Frop IS TR RS ! Aboard the vessel was the Inter- \way ports with the following pas- Rt ; B Ketchikan—Wrangzll—Petersburg—Juneau WANTED — Working girl wants|— e R ,,.\' Dart leaves every Friday at ® denominational Christian Fellow- | sengers: R— i Port Dock, Tacoma Pier 7, Seattle sleeping room in private home.| [OST AND FOUND ‘: 1 Rl’ 0, 208 Er’u-rshurg‘ Kake : ship crhise composed of 63 Per-| prom Hoonah — W. G. Samples, SAILING | 9 P.M. Thursday 9 P.M. Friday Close in. Address Room 1701,[ ik 5| and. wayports, it PR oo “‘}‘v country | preq Lawrence. TO VANCOUVER, VICTORIA | S. S. Evelyn Berg .._July 16 July 17 care Empire. IS'I‘RAYED from home on Glacier|® ® ® ® ® ® © & ¢ © ¢ o o headed by the Rev. David Wag-| pom Tenakee — E. DeRusette, and SEATTLE *M. S. Zapora . July 23 July 24 — 3 Highway — brown and \khll(“"' T e SR . “'“'“”" Tl:;’ Jlu“"““'l”““ms"l: Con-inrs, H. E. Allen, Tommy Taka- F b 2 WANTED — Experlenced waitress| gpringer Spaniel pup. Call 0395 | % tinued with the party to AgWAY 'matan. rom Juneau D B F’EMM}JR ! 5 wanted. Apply Alaska Juneau| pfter 5:00 p.m. || TIDES TOMORROW and goes as far south as Ketchikan | mom Baranof—Charles Ferdine. | I « D, s s gent Boarding House [ Ridt o ¢ P — 4 from where he will return to Ju-| Prom Funter Bay—S. Kanads,| PRINCESS ALICE ). THOR 1 | Lode and placer location notices | . neau on' the Victaria, |D. Ramsay. i July 28 PHONE 114 Night Phone 312 THOROUGHLY experiencea wom-+ e High tide 2:17 a. m,, 17.0 feet The Northwestern brought in the 7 Y - 3 an cook - baker-boarding house- f“" sale at The Empire office. | Low tide 8:34 a. m., -16 feet |following passengers for Juneau: N G PRINCESS LOUISE i camp crew -restaurant, Blrong,| o eee | High tide 2:58 p. m., 164 feet 'Frank Collins, Margaret Conwa FAD VISITING July 21, 31 tireless worked, any hours, re-| SHO J Sl { Low tide 8:52 p. m., 17 feet |Mrs E. LaChance and child, Mrs. e . | PRINCESS CHARLOTTE za ferenges, go anywhere. P. O. "‘”‘I:?- o 2 e e M {Edna Olson, Dorothy Owen, Mrs.; Mrs. C. Copstead o’( Kndlllllfal;- July 24 1416. | { C. W. “Red” WRIGHT | |FATHER KASHEVAROFF LEAVES |S. H. Pellascio, Mrs. Alice Ramsey, Who arrived here on the Northland | —_— — — ? e € | a - i | Friday to attend the wedding of o The Rev. A. P. Kashevaroff, cura- {J- F. Dennis, S. M. Savin, and Kaj | Tickets, reservations and full THOROUGHLY experienced hotel | PLASTERING P T8 » 5 her son Raold Copstead to Edith| | ¢ C D e q | Louring. | particulars from 9 L] " maid — strong, willing worker, | tor of the Territorial Museum an Continuing to Skagway, tHe Neimi I8 the‘ghest of Mr. and Mrs, s euy, feler o v | STUCCO S huthodiy on AIMERG IETY e o following| L Drydahl at their Fourth Stre V. W. MULVIHILL, Agent | \ 3 will leave tomorrow moning on the | Northwestern carried the following| 3 % i SEAPLANE FOR CHARTER where, references. P. O. Box 1416. | | Telephone 316 3 rer with i |from Juneau: For Skagway—M.|/home. She plans to return to Ket- JUNEAU | EXPERIENCEL, joung woman |- e p— ness and Professional Wome: e S };l v Al‘ = * o T N | Wable genaisl bousewor 8T 5= eSS i Sy AUl Digger chilse. He will ao- | Ge0rEs Phuline e oo SEE FELME c 6-Place Bellanca Skyrocket hoyr. Phone 3801. | company the party on their trip| ey e o 7T Nipor nice, fresh, dressed chickens. iqa[s A v 74 . 'S - to the Matanuska Valley and re-|Hunt, John McCormick g —altv. 4-Place Stinson “Patco TURN your o0ld gom G0 Vew z o R l c Iturn here next week. e s ”I‘el' | Cigarettes Cash or trade al Nugget 8hop £ ———to— orthwestern stopped here early| f ¢ ' - s DRY CLEANING Lode aud placer location notices| this morning and sailed south with| BUY AT HOME! | d AT MASONABLE CHARTER RATES & P | 5 R 4 s b AT il Can I s T | & | the following: For Ketchikan—S. g Y . " |for sale at The Empire office. | Konda, C. E. Peterson; For Chath- _“—Fm‘E——T p PHONES, Juneau (l)lfa\frg;zar,5 :712; Night and Day 5 | am—O. Bergseth; For Seattle —! Jewel tri | mds ice, ¢ » e | "PAUL LOEDI-‘;?)RN | SHELDON SIMMONS “JIMMY” RINEHART ‘ P v e s || PAULB Chief Pilot il Soft LEAVES JUNEAU | at very reasonable rates | T “ E ie o Pilot p I GG Lv | J.B. Kline, medical patient, was | FRONT STREETS | HAROLD R. BROWN, Agent Water | dismissed from St. Ann’s Hospital & - ! . {and left on the Yukon for Seat- eo___ S = N w Wasking WIGGLY |3 LT 4 e i 9 ° -y [ SR SVLED g kY FINe SCHEDULED AIR 1 i il Rates PHONES 92 or 95 | HARRY RACE, Druggist “The Squibb Stores of Alaska” S ORI TS PHONE 36 For very prompt LIQUOR DELIVERY Your ALASKA LAUNDRY PHONE 15 ¥ = - New York Life INSURANCE KEITH G. WILDES E. 0. DAVIS TELEPHONE 584 Phone 4753 —5 Chatham Stralts Transportation C;. M. S. “DART” |Leaves Femmer Dock every Friday at 7 am. for Petersburg, Kake, Port Alexander and way ports, Freight received not later tham 4 pm. Thursday. FOR INFORMATION }IAU'RIOE C. REABER, Phone 4622 Pabst Famous |, Draught Beer On Tap "IIMMY"’ CARLSON Free Delivery Fresh Meats, Groceries, Liquors, Wines and Beer We Sell for LESS Because We sell for CASH Leader Dept. Store George Brothers TAKU TRADING COMPANY SERVICE TO INTERIOR ALASKA Luxurious Twin Engine Transports Radio Equipped [ J Gastineau Hotel Office Ludwig Nelsorr | et - THEBEST || T W BlE | e PHONE 106 1 | o IS AR R SR | Leave Juneau: A.M.—7: 15:8:00,9:15, 2 i N 1| 'White Spot " TAP BEER | i togh) Tewece e eaplane [} MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY = Junean, Alaska IN TOWN! 11:15, 12:00 midnight. in ‘ LIQUOR STORE PHONE s 6557 Free Delivem v 6 THE MINERS' Recreation Parlors and Liquor Store BILL DOUGLAS | Leave Douglas A.M.—7:40, 8.40,9:40, 110:40, 11:40; P.M.—12:40, 2:10, 3:40, 4:40, 6:40, 6:40, 7:40, 8:40, 10:10, 11:40. Glacier Highway Leave Auk Bay: AM.—7:00, 8:15; P.M.—12:30, 4:15. Saturday and Sunday Special—6:45 pm. Leave Juneau: AM. — 7:30, 9:30; PM.~2:30, 5:15. Saturday and Sunday Special—10:00 p.m, ALSO TAXI SERVICE JUNEAU—TULSEQUAH—ATLIN Interior of British Columbia and Yukon LOUIS A. DELEBECQUE Agent Office Phone 601 Residence Phone 4652 CHARTER TRIPS To British Columbia’s Best Fishing Grounds. PACIFIC ALASKA ~ AIRWAYS Seattle Juneau Fairbanks Nome