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public cu always hive it*
want* •applied.
daring time for clswiled
advertisements: 2 9. M.
doling time for display id*
rerthrements: 11 A. M.
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wrtion.
lire cent* for lubiequent in
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the line
FOR SALE
WALL BOARD — Write tor sam
k, of Washington pla»ter wall
toard; won't warp, won’t burn. Mfd.
pg Washington Building Products
Co., 6S61 B. Marginal Way, Seattle.
FOR REN1
lTOR RENT—Steam heated room
>yith board. Corner Main & 6th.
Phone 2734.
FOR RENT—Furnished cabins |6
a month. Call Mrs. Hogan. Phont
286, Juneau Apartments.
FOR RENT — 4 room furnlshec
; gat one block from Oastlnean
Phone 221. _
FOR RENT—4 rooms and prlrati
bath, ataam heated and elcgantlj
furnished. Inquire Office Wlndsoi
; Apm__
UNFURNISHED HOUSE for rent:
'* flour rooms and hath; Just tinted
and painted Interior. Inquire Lucas.
Bahrends Bank.
Furnished houses for rent or sale
•heap. R E- CLARK. 214 4 th St.
j FOR RENT — 4 room apartment
I UCwly renovated. Nice, large, cheer
• fnl rooms suitable for small family
t (It.OO per month. Juneau Apart
Marti* Phono SRC.
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FOR RENT—Fine corner apart
i neat, newly furnished and tinted;
three rooms and bath; 116 a month
| Phone 286.
PHONOGRAPH for rent. Pbon«
MS. _
1 P1AN6 FOR RENT—Phone 143."
' * New 6 room furnished house
r MM.' -Mohtgotdety Davis. Phone 306
* WANTED ~~
WANTED TO nENT—Four oi
five room house, furnished or un
furnished. Address Bos 237.
WANTED — A woman cook for
outside camp. Soe Dave Housel.
WANTED — jSeine skiff and 80
fathom ealmon seine web. Inquire
Kinplre.
WANTED
IF YOU KNOW anyone who wanti
.* « bargain in a flrat-claes Ford Tour
lag Car, send them to the Alaske
Auto A Supply Co.
MISCELLANEOUS
CARD READING at 322 Went Itt
■L, an Tide Flats.
PALMIST—«j*»:Oe and have youi
flertune told from your hand. Work
business, marriage end the futun
teratoid. 212 Front St.
FOR RENT—Apartments
r FOR jry.WT—Cory and comfort
Able furnished modern apartmenti
for haueekeeplng or single rooms;
Ml newly tinted end renovate*
throughout; hat he and phone aerv
lee; all outside rooms. Rates Iron
$1« n».
JUNEAU and fgXAVIEW
APARTMENTS “
rS. Phone 286.
On tKlTff^^tfPcou rt
house — 2, 2, 4 room apert
meets, fully furnished for
housekeeping. Clean end re
epectahle. Suitable for small
famlflaa. ladlea or gentlemen.
Includes linen, lights, baths,
Ott. Telephone service. Rates
reasonable.
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EU MOORHOUSE * CO.
Certified Public Accountanta
L. C. 8<Qltb Bide., Seattle.
Audita ud Inoome T«x Service
Annual rlsita to Alaska.
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GEBMANS ACTIVE AT SEA.
~ BREMEN, May 14.—Marine ac
tivity le the rule at all of Germany's
ybrta. Hamburg, Bremen. Bremen
haven, Emden, Lubeelt, Stettin and
Kiel MI >bow large gains in tonnags
cleared, and helped by government
eutoddlee German shipyard* are tour
ing second heed* vessels cheaj
gfbraad and patching them up.
■Mae porta report 90 per rent of
the tannage cleared In 1913, ant
vlrtlMtir oil the old world routes o(
4entvan steamship liaes are now re
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WATSON HERE 1
GOING WEST
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Capt. Oscar Anderson Is in
Command—Many Passen
gers Are Aboard Ship.
j In command of Capt. Oscar An
iderson, formerly of the Ctywcao,
steamer Admiral Watson arrive! in >
port last night from the South and1
sailed two hours later fl5r the West
ward to make regular ports of call,
including Kodiak and also a side
j trip to Kukak.
, The stoamer had little freight fori
I Juneau, as the Queen left the day
1 previous, but a full load of cargo
ifor (the Westward, including much
|cannery freight for various places.
| The Admiral Watson has 96 passen
gers aboard for Westward ports, in
cluding 11 round-trippers.
‘Passengers arriving for Junaau
were John Higgs, F. w. Hclzheimer,
Georgo Sullivan, C Faires, W. G. Cul
ver, S. R. Jullch, Mark Hamilton and
(Mary Wjtson.
J Passengers leaving Junnau on the
]Watson fer the Westward were: For
Ortrdovn—Miss M Reed, E. J. Tus- j
cane.v, J. L. Starr, Miss E. Elison, H. j
A. Murphy, R. W. Wiley, Elmara Ir-I
win. For Seward—'Miss B, Gray, R. |
Wakelln, J. P. Walker, S. Vukovich,
B Coffee', G. Sexton, C. Davis.
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ALASKA MANAGER OF
P. A. F. IS IN JUNEAU
j H. L. Simonds, Alaska manager
(of the Pacific American Fisheries
(Company and the Hoonah Packing
'Company, arrived in Juneau on the
(Queen, coming from Ketchikan, He
(will leave. Tuesday or Wednesday,
;for a visit to the Excursion Inlet.
I cannery of the Pacific American
|Fisheries Company and the Gambicr
[Bay and Hoonah canneries of the
Hoonah Packing Company. Eater
jhe will leave for the Westward
(where he will visit the canneries
jof the Pacific American Fisheries
i Company at Port Moeller, King's
I Cove, Squaw Harbor, etc.
Mr. Simonds has already visited
!the Annette Peaking Company’s
[cannery at Metlakatla. The Pacific
[American Fisheries Company re
(cently act^uired the capital stock of
(this company. J. E. Smiley, the
I former owner, will retire from ac
itive business.
FORMER INTERIOR MERCHANT j
ABOARD STEAMER FOR SOUTH,
H. Anderson, formerly associated
with the Nenana and Fairbanks;
firm of Anderson Bros. & Nerland,
is a passenger aiboard the Victoria
on his way to the States.
ALL ABOARD
FOR
WHITEHORSE, Y. T.
VIA SKAGWAY
ALMA
Leave* Juneau for Skagway
8 a.m. Friday, May 25,1923
Fare Juneau to Skagway and return
$1000.
Fare Skagway to Whitehone and
return, $5.00.
Laavea' Skagway for Juneau 18
noon, Sunday, May 87, 1923.
L£T'S GO
Make your reaerrationa new
Telephone <
Forty k Navigation
MARINE NEWS V
a=a
New Shipping Board
Man for Boston.
Allan Prangoll, new Shipping
Hoard Agent, has launched an ex
tensive drive to boost shipping in
Boston, where he is located. He
was the Board's expert on ship
ping traffic.
QUEEN IN PORT WITH
29 PEOPLE FOR JUNEAU
'Steadier Queen. Captain Nystrwn,
arrived at Juneau yesterday afternoon
early, from the South, and remained
in port until early evening, unloading
freight. Tho ship went from here
to Douglas with a small freight
cargo.
Only one tourist, making the round
trip, was aboard the ship.
The Queen had 29 caibin and 11
steerage passengers for Juneau, and
took 16 passengers from here for the
North
Passengers arriving here were: C.
E. Duree, Fred B. N. Niffee, R. C.
Ingram, George Hallen, Chen Wong,
-H. E. Roberts, .Mrs. Annette Roberts,
Marie Goldstein, Mrs. C. E. Gordon
and baby, Jack Irveu, Mrs. Irven.
Charles Otteson, Mrs- F. E. Spindle,
Carlton Norris, Stanley Norris, Mrs.
C. Norris, George Halne, Mrs. Haine,
Mrs. C. Torp, Mrs. R. C. DeHong,
Mr3. A. B. Cole, Billy and Buddy
Cole, Mrs. E. Parkins, J Ganack, W.
B. Crooke, H C. Welch, rMs. Welch
and 11 steerage.
Passengers leaving Juneau were:
For Skagway—'O. W. Alcott, Mrs. M
T UT .nuAlnu TnKn V/Minor
®. Shuklln, M. F. McDonnell, Mrs
1 Billiton, M. Goldstein. For Sitka
Mrs. B. B. Green and children, L. M
Carrigan, Air. and Mrs. Forrest J
Hunt. For Haines—Mrs. Lillie Xing
Mrs. Louise Carlson
ADMIRAL EVANS SAILS .
SOUTHBOUND SATURDAY
Steamer Admiral Evans arrived it
Juneau Saturday night from th«
Westward and remained in poet s
short time only, sailing from tile por
*n route to Seattle. The Evans hat
10 cabin and 14 steerage passenger)
far Seattle aaid only one-cabin ant
three stesrage passengers for Juneau
The ship took 17 passengers Iron
here southbound.
R. A. Maurer was the 'only cable
passenger for /Juneau.
passengers leaving Juneau were:
For 'Seattle—Karl Larson, Mrs. Lar
son, R. Erickson, D. Holoff, J.-So-poff
Blanche Torklesoon, J. B. Marshall
C- W. Brown, J. E. Wilson, J. Wat
son, J. Crossen, F. R. Carpenter. Fot
Ketchikan—W. L. Paul, . E. Want
worth, Charles Flory. For Peters
burg—-Margaret 'Grant, Elizabeth
Scott.
GOLDSTEIN LEAVES ON
LONG TRIP TO INTERIOR
Marion Goldstein of Goldstein's
Emporium, left Juneau on the steam
er Queen for Skagway en route to
the Interior by way of the Yukon
River, on a fur buying trip. He ex;
peota to be absent from Junes* at
lewt -typ months, .,..
VICTORIA HERE
ON WAY SOUTH
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Steamer Delayed by Fog at
; Two Points—Going South
With Light Cargo Aboard
Delayed 11 hours on account of fog
|at Uyak and Seward, steamer Vic
toria, Caiptain Chcrles Davis, arrive!
in port yesterday afternoon at 1
o'clock and left southbound ono hour
later.
Owing to being late on account ol
going to the far western canneries,
^he Vlctorlia is returning southbound
with little freight, having omy 220
boxes of halibut from the Sul Juan
Company at iSew’ard and *■> L.\er
taken ..board here.
doing westward tho cre.v of the
Victoria was focreed to discharge the
cargo at Seward as tho lirgshore
men were on a 3trike for 00 cents
an hour, demanding a rai3e from 75
cents.
The Victoria will sail North again
next Saturday, going tt> Seward, then
return to Lomova ami soutn via
the outside passage, to permit of
inspection prior to going on the Nome
run for the season, sailing from Se
^t/tlo June 7.
Passengers arriving on the Victoria
for Juneau wore Judge W. H. Whit
tlesey, R. A. Maurer, Sam Rose. A.
Riilsnn, - T. H. Close and Mrs. H
Casperson
Passengers leaving for tho South
were H L. Rowley and B. A. Winn
for 'Seattle, and J. G Andersen for
Ketchikan.
Tides Tomorrow
High tide
| Bow tide
! High tide
I Low tide
0:3ft a. m
6:47 a. in.
1:06 p. m.
6:52 p. m.
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IS.ft feet
-1.4 feet
15.2 feet
1.7 feet
VICTORIA ENUOUN I bRS
MUCH ICE, N ICY STRAITS
'Much ice was encountered in Icy
Straits by the steamor Victoria both
west'bound and returning to Juneau.
Captain Davis said .that going to the
i Westward he was forced to make a
■ detour t around through Mud Bay to
| escape Vhe ice floes.
Yesterday morning he entered the
j Straits and proceeded slowly on ae
count of the heavy ice which hae
■been broken, from the glaciers bj
recent earth-.shocjts.
ESTEBETH HAS 19
ABOARD FOR JUNEAU
• T^he Bstebath, Capt J. V. Davis, ar
rived in port this morning with IS
passengers for Juneau from Sitka and
, way ports. Passengers were: From
Sitka—19. D. Charles, Mrs. Cliarlee
Marjorie and Buddy Charles. From
Tonakee-—Jack Coetello. From Gyp
tfum—L. B. Fitzgerald, Hilda Wilmar
R. St ears, (Charles Larson, E. Nelson
C. Manual, W. J. MoGibbon, Georg<
Comstock, A- G. Mosier, E. Mullen
From iHawk Inlet—E Hoslton, R
Aba's, R. J. Shepnrd Frojn Funtei
Bay—R. Grefe.
PACKARD CAB FOR HIRE.
Phone 94—Stand, Juneau Billian
Parlors. adv
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FOUNDATION FOR A SUCCESSFUL YEAR
The oorneratoae of a building ia ina ud
luting. Bui the comer atone of a tarings ao
oonnt in thia bank—a dollar bill—ia ntora than
N that It not only lasts, it grows!
Uf the coraerstono of you success today—
at this bank. V
Interest at the rate of fou per oeat paid
on wrings deposits.
FUST NATIONAL BANK
— - JUBZAIT, ALASKA
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! STEAMER MOVEMENTS-!
Northbound
NORTHWESTERN is duo to ar- t
rivo tomorrow afternoon or
' even ini?.
] PRINCESS MARY is due to ar
rive tomorrow night,
j Scheduled Sailing* i
I ESTEBETH will leave for |
iSkagway ai. 11 o'clock tonight. J
I MAIL BOAT GEORGE, JR. sail* t
for Petersburg and way port* j
next Saturday noon.
ADMIRAL ROGERS scheduled \
to sail from Seattle May 16.
JEFFERSON scheduled to sail |
from Seattle May 17.
VICTORIA scheduled to sail j
from Seattle May 19
j ADMIRAL EVANS scheduled to j
sail from Seattle May 24.
Southbound
| QUEEN scheduled southbound
late Wednesday night.
■ ALAMEDA southbound about .
May 17.
BURN FAMOUS
OLD CLIPPEF
Glory of the Sea Is Reducet
to Scrap Iron by Fire
on Seattle Beach.
■SEATTLE, May 14.—The famou
old clipper. "Glory of the Seas,” wa
burned yesterday on the beach a
South Seattle, whore she had bee
touched for wrocklng. Efforts t
preserve the vessel as a historic fa
failed and the owner decided to bur
: her.
The “Glory of the Seas" was bull
i In 1809 and made tho trip fror
j Havre, France, around Cape Her
| to San Francisco in 90 days, a recor
! never surpassed by a veosel of he
j type.
Two years ago the "Glory of th
; Soxs" 'Was used as a floating canner
jor cold storago plant and one seaso
was anchored at Petersburg, Alaska.
WAGES (^SEAMEN
RAISED BY S. P.;
EFFECTIVE TODA
WlASHIXOTON. May 14—A has
j increase of 15 to 20 per cent in th
wages ct soamon has been orders
|by the U. S. Shipping Board effectiv
I today. Tho three watch system
to supplant the two watch systei
! and also an eight-hgnir day in port.
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1 HALIBUT BOAT BRINQ8
IN BIQ CARGO FIS
1 'Five halibut fishing boats are I
:iport with a total catch of 22,2(
pounds of fish. The boats are: P:
| grim. 11,000; T-S90. 1,500; -Bmm
7,000; Thelma, 2,500; T-44, 200.
•ST. MARTIN LEAVES
The cannery tender St. Mart
' left port today for Hoonah.
IOWA RETURN8
The gaeboat Iowa, Capt. H. D. M
Leod, returned yesterday from a tr
to tho mouth of tho Ta>hu River.
Bargain hunters always Tead Tl
rmplre’s claaalOed ouloana
FOR WESTWARD ALASKA POINTS
8. 8. “STARR” leaves Seward on the 10th of each month,
calling at all points as far west as Unalaska.
SAN JUAN FISHING AND PACKING CO.,
W. I. WHIT LUG, Agent, Seward, Alaska.
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L BOAT FOR PETERSBURG AND WAT PORTS—
mPfl7 ID Taku Harbor, Snettisham, Spoel River, Sum
bUltuEi JI\. dum, Windham Bay,Gambler Bay.Pybus Bay,
Brother Island, Five Finger Station, Fanshaw. Leaves Saturday at
noon. Freight received until 10 A. M. Saturdays at City Wharf.
H. O. Adams, ticket agent, City Wharf. Phonos: Office, 23; rbs.
4044. Jacob Ottnes, Petersburg Agt. For Warm Springs Bay call
agent.
RAMSTEAD TRANSPORTATION CO.
j MAIL BOAT
ESTEBETH
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Leaves Mondays at 11 p. m. for Haines,
Skagway and way ports.
Leaves Thursdays at 11 p. m. for Sitka,
stopping at Tenakee Springs and other
way ports.
For information see Dave Honsel,
Phone 444.
FOR PRINCE RUPERT, VANCOUVER, SEATTLE
S. S. PRINCESS MARY
Southbound May 6, 17, 28
Round Trip Summer Tourist Tickets to all Eastern Point* of
United States and Canada, on sale from May 15th to September
16th with final return limit, October 31st..
J. L. M’CLOSKEY, Agt., Juneau.
DAVE EVANS, Agt., Than*.
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ALASKA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
SAFETY — SERVICE — SPIED
SCHEDULE FOR APRIL AND MAY. 1923.
LEAVE Wt’E AT JI NEAH
STEAMER Seattle North Sout'i
NORTHWESTERN .April 18 April 21 April 2!*
JEFFERSON .April 21 April 25 April 2/
VICTORIA .April 28 May 1 May 9
JEFFERSON .May 4 May 8 May 10
ALAMEDA .May 5 May 8 May 17
NORTHWESTERN .May 12 May 15 May 28
JEFFERSON .May 17 May 21 May 28
VICTORIA .May 19 May 22
ALAMEDA .May 2# May 29 June 7
JEFFERSON .May 31 June 4 June •
W. E. NOWELL. Agent. Juneau: Phone 2.
L. W. KILBURN. Agent. Douglas; Phone Douglas 48.
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SERVING AUISK/1
F^e^ularit/ and Jjependah_y
DUB AT JUNEAU
Leave Seattle North
Steamer—
EVANS .,.
QUEEN . May 13
ROGERS .Maf 16 May 30
QUEEN .May 23 May 27
Soath
May 12
May 16
May 23
May 30
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Pt-alSbt and Tiexvt Office—ADMIRAL DOCK
... , J. H. KLINE, Agent—Phone 4.
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Pacific Coastwise Service
^ADMIRAL LINE
IH.F.ALEXANDER, RRE6IDENTI
HOTEL ZYNDA
Strictly modern in every respect, including
elevator service.
RatcsReasoniJble.
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