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IS THE MEOITTM
Through whici tie g*niral
pubim can a! why* have it"
| *.ir»U supplied
Clotir.c tirat- cl«**i8ed
advertisement*: <? P M
Cjpsinp time for display »d
eerti«ement>: 11 A M
Tee oents per line Irst xb
•ertio*
Fire nent.s for subsequent in
sertion
Count five b venue* word* to
the Use
FOR SALE
FOR SALE — HOY'S BICYCLE.
Must be sold by eight o'clock
•Wednesday Night. 122 Second St.
for sale—sunny-suds WASH*
lag Machine, as good as new.
Phone 1473.
FOR SALE—HIGH CLASS BREED
nlg 9U>ck of the Sarnida Island
strain or the Hlue Fox family for
sale tU 1300 and upward per pair.
Pells of this strain have brought
the highest prices ever paid for
P,lue Foxes on the. London Mar
ket. They hare been bred up
ward for .25 years and lead the
world, lbach & Co. Hoonah or
p. O. Uox 767 Juneau, Alaska.
‘ JOR SALE - AFTO KNITTER, 3
cylinder, furniture and fruit jars,
gramapbone and records. Apply
...401 Seward St.
FOR SALE — 4 ROOM MODERN
house with basement; furnished
or unfurnished; garden, line view.
' Price very reasonable; terms if
desired. Phone 1394.
FOR SALE—REASONABLE: CHAP
i ados Home on Kennedy Street.
Phone or o*U at St. Ann's Hos
pital between G and 7 p. m.
“’FOR SALE—-Potful of herring for
halibut bait Auk Bay. 2000 barrels
In pond. Gas boat “Kitty.” Wm. S.
Howard. Auk Bay Cannery.
, • WAJLL BOARD — Write for sam
5 ft. of Washington plaster wall
board; won’t warp, won’t burn. Mfd.
| Mr Washington Building Products
• 1)^, 6861 E. Marginal Way, Seattle,
. t
FOR REN1
irOFSK FOR RENT—222 Gastlneau
Ave. I. J. Shatiek.
F0R 11 EXT AFTER JUNE 15—6
room furnished house near Wlre
'lcss Station. Phone 221 or 1403.
« AND G ROOM FURNISHED
apartments for rent. 421 Vi E.
7th St., Phone 2004.
FOR RENT—MeKanna House on
7th Street. Telephone 387.
FOR RENT — 4 room furnlnbed
Bat one block from Qastineau
Phone 221.
FOR RENT—4 rooms and private
bath, steam heated and elegantly
furnished. Inquire Office Windsor
Apta.
UNFTItNISHBD HOUSE for rent;
Ppur rooms and bath; Just tinted
and painled interior. Inquire Lucas,
Behrends Bank.
PHONOGRAPH for rent.
143.
Phohe
PIANO FOR RENT—PKone 143.
New 6 room furnished house
l(rs. Montgomery Davis. Phone 306.
WANTED
ji 3biT WANTED—THE DEEP SEA
• . Salmon Co. -wants 'to charter a
£ good sixty or gigty-ttvo toot gas
boat with forty to sixty horse
power engine, about June 20th.
Boat must be equipped with winch
f and rigging to hrall and must
have hold and deck capacity tar
about 16.000 mixed fish. Captain
• and, Engineer with boat preferred.
Cofiuinifilr'afe with Oeo. F. Flor
rest, Juneau, or August Busch
s niann, Port Althrop.
• WANTED—4 MEN FDR GENERAL
! cannery work. Apply Juneau
- Hardware Co.
LADIES, DO YOUR OWN HEM
t Wd fticotings. Attnch
t ip^nt fits any machine. Sent col
lect 14.50. Agents wanted. Colo
rado Attfmjupent Co., Box 2210,
Denver, Colo.
E _ WANTED
j- IF TOD KNOW anyone who wants
; A bargain In flret-clase used cars,
- tend them to the Alaska Auto jt
Supply Co. Terms.
MISCELLANEOUS
CARS' REAPING li 111 Wwt Ith
t, on Tide Flhta.
TW^LMTST—Co de and hare your
fertune told from your hand. Work,
tmslnsea, marriage and the future
flHWtold. 21k Front 8t.
T
LOST AND FOUND
LOOT—Blip WN LEATHER PURSE.
v ( Please return to Empire. Itewaril.
POLLY AND HER PALS
Pa’s Speaking from Experience.
Bj CLIFF STERRETf
ll'ffr
ALLAY-OOP
Cupyrigki. 1923, ^
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gVfcU'LL aIEn/ER <SlT 'ER. iaI
i "THAT WAV. UaIK. TURaJ
I er ED6E\>yAVS! y^~
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MINCE PIES WILL BE
JUST MINCE PIES;
BRANDY IS BARRED
I |
CHICAGO, Juno 5,—Mince
pies will not retain their an'cien.
flavor of •brandy, according to a
decision cl the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals, that
the Victoria Distilling Company
of Louisville, Kv„ could not
move 43 barrels of bramly which
it has in storage in Chicago. The
company said that the brandy
was to bo used in mince pies
The case came up a year ago
in tho lower courts, which de
cided the liquor could not be
moved* mince pies or no. The
appellate court upheld this de
cision.
I
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BERRY TO SUCCEED O'RYAN
ALBANY, N. Y„ June 5.—Adjutant
Goneral Charles W. Kerry, who bolds
the rank of a Brigadier-General, is
expected to be promoted to a Major
General and as.-ignrd to the command
of the Nbv York State National
Guard to succeed M ijor-eijeral John
F. O'Ryan, Whoso resignation lias
boon received by c ivernor Alfred K
Smith
Brigadier-Gener il George R. Dyer,
conrmanding ihc t>7th Infantry, will
probably !>• made Adjutant-General.
RUSSIAN PROPAGANDA
(LONDON, June r.—A special dis
[•patch to the Morning Dost from Mos
icoiw says the Ru . iin community
| party has spent '.,300,000 for propa
i ganda abroad.
AUK BAY STAGE.
j Leaves tt. & I. v.ife for Auk Bay
13 P. M.. Saturday only, returning
'6:30. Special trip at any time,
i Round trip $2,50. —adv.
FOR RENT—Apartments
FOR RENT—Cozy and comfort
able furnished Eodsre apartments
for housekeeping or single rooms;
all newly tinted and renovated
throughout; Including light, linen,
baths, telephone service, maid serv
ice; every convenience possible for
housekeeping. All outside rooms.
Rates from $10 up.
JUNEAU end SEA VIEW
APARTMENTS. Phone 286.
CUFF APARTMENTS
On the cliff next to the court
house — 2, 4 room apart
mMkts, fully furnished for
housekeeping. Clean and re
spectable. Suitable for small
families, ladles or gentlemen.
Includes linen, lights, baths,
etc. Telephone service. Rates
reasonable.'
•imiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuik.
ALL ABOARD
FOR
TENAKEE HOT
SPRINGS
| SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1923.
ALMA leaves Juneau at 12 Noon—
Calls at Douglas, Treadwell and
Thane.
Arrives at Tenakee at 7. P. M.
Leaves Tenakee at 4 P. M. Sunday,
arriving at Juneau 11 P. M.
You can dance at Snyder's Hippo
drome Saturday Night.
BURFORD S ORCHESTRA
jEd Snyder assures you a good room
and plenty of good eats at
reasonable prices.
'LET'S GO—Make your reservations
now as only a limited number
will be taken.
Tickets on sale at office of Juneau
Ferry and Navigation Co., Gastineau
Hotel, Zynda Hotel, Guy Smith,
Douglas.
Bring your lunch and we'll supply
the coffee and a round trip
ticket for 210.00.
Juneau Ferry & Navigation
Company
Phone 6 Juneau, Alaska
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UNITED STATES SUBMARINE BREAKS DIVING RECORDS.
55155!?!)
tT% 37
Vlf'
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The I’nitrd States submarine S-37
208 feet off the oast coast of Belvedere
the test to ascertain if the submarine
broke all world's diving records by submerging bo a depth of
island, near San Francisco. Lieutenant Paul «hrtting made
■was absolutely waterproof.
PRINCESS LOUISE 1
HERE ON FIRST
TRIP OF SEASON
! . •;
jCapt. A. Slater in Command
j —Many of Last Year’s
; Crew—120 Passengers. J
j
I On tho first trip Xorth this ■ '.r n. i
■ the steamer Princess Jyouiso arrived
I in port at 5:30 o'clock yesterday,
| afternoon and remained here until
ill o'clock last night, leaving for
j Skugway. The ship will remain there:
until tomorrow night, returning here.
| Thursday morning, southbound.
This trip is not of the official tour
ist season, there being few rouud
tripper* aboard, hut passage is ul-j
most entirely sold out to the tourist
l trade for the next trip.
i Tho Princess Louise i3 in com-!
i mand of Capt. A- Slater, master of]
! tho ship last year. Officers aboard j.
]svho were on last season are: Frstj1
i Officer, C. P. Kinney; chief en
! gineer, J. iPettierow; second officer, ,
[F. McGraw; third officer, S. Me-1
Dotigal; fourth officer, C- 'Sutherland;!
purser, P. J. Gosling; assistant pur-j
«er, (H. Godson; second steward, J.j,
MaeMullen; stewardess, Mrs. J. j!
Blaker. J1
iNerw officers are: Socond officer,'5
N. \V. Thompson, and third officer, I !
It McKay, who were on the Princess:
Mary all the past winter; assistant j1
purser, F. Buck, o.n the Princess!
Mary last winter; steward, A. Knott,!'
.who has been on the Princess Char-,'
lotte.
1 TTio Princess Louise had 120 pas-]1
, sengers from Vancouver, dr. making)
I tho round trip. Most of tha pis sen- ;
gera are residents of Yukon points
who are returning to their homes
Tho ship has 200 tons of freight for
Skagway, en route to tho Yukon.
.Passenger* arriving at Juneau
were: Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Hudson,
E. F. Davies, J. 'Baroumes, S. L ,
Carter, Miss ,M. Field, J. H. Cobb, j
Mrs. O. Oakes.
SALMON RUN EXPECTED
NEXT WEEK SAYS NILSON
The salipon run is exported next
week and preparations are completed
for canning operations nt the North
western Fisherica plant at Dundas
Bay. according to C'apt. A. Nilson.
sjiperintende.nt. Captain Nilson said
the installing of fish traps has .iieeo
| retarded on account of the ice floe
| which is still heavy in the Icy Strait;
[and Cross Sound district, coming!
from the glaciers in Glacier Bay.
ORIENT IN PORT
The tender Orient is in port to
day from tho Northwestern Fisheries
plant at Dundas Ray. It will leave
late this afternoon with supplies.
PRINCESS ENA DUE
The Canadian freighter Princess
Ena is due in here this week from
the. South.
FOR BOB TURNER'S AUTO
PHONE 267 Anytime. Seven passen
ger car. Comfort and Safety. Stand
nest to Boston Store. —adr.
"steamer movements '
Mrtr*hhoilHd
NORTHWESTERN is in port
westbound.
Scheduled Sailings
ESTEBETH will leave for
Sitka Thursday, 11 p. m.
| M>vlL BOAT GEORGE, JR, sails i
for t'etewburg and way ports j
next Saturday- noon.
'• QUEEN scheduled to -sail from
SeUttle tomorrow inoVning at
i !• o'clock.
ADMIRAL W4T3QN scheduled
to sail from Seattle June 7. ,
ALASKA scheduled to sail from
I Seattle Juno 3, ‘J a. m.
PRINC.ESS ALICE scheduled to
sail from Vancouver June a
at 9 ]). in. »
Southbound ,
| ALAMEDA duo southbound !
Thursday, perhaps early.
1 JEFFERSON southbound Thurs
day morning at S o'clock.
PRINCESS LOUISE due south
bound 8 o’clock Thursday
morning.
ADMIRAL ROGERS southbound
’ 8 o'clock Thursday night.
! ADMIRAL EVANS duo south
I bound about June 10.
JEFFERSON HERE
TODAY FROM SOUTH
Steamer Jeff orson, Capt. Jock Llv
ngston, arrived in port at 9 o'clock
Ilia morning from the South and
ailed at 11 o'clcvk for Skagway,
tapping at Auk Hay, Pavlof and
lainea. Tile hip had 2B passengers
[board to this port, having had 4ft
rom Seattle. Thirty tons of freight
vere discharged at the City Dock and
line tons at the Alaska Juneau- The
ihip also had a small freight cargo
or Douglas and a little mail.
The ship had 15 passengers fori
funeau. Tliey were: Edith F. Shea
or, Louise \ianklet, .Mrs, II. Lystod
ito. It Perry, D. R. Davis, S. F
ekes, J. iR. Crimont, Mrs. Sarah
fountain, Mrs. James Orant, S. II
mrain, Nets Huabig, Edna Miller,
■’•ranees Miller ami two natives,
FORMAL TEMPERATURE
DURING MONTH OF MAY
Tlie weather of May in Juneau waft
eaturod by no extraordinary concis
ions, according to the Weather tou
can's meteorological summary. The
envperature averaged practically
lormal, the mean for the month be
ng 48.2 degrees as against 47.!) de
rrecs. the average of past years oi
ecords. With extremes of C7 degrees
in the 14th and 32 degrees on the
st, the daily temperatures were well
vlthin tho extreme,* of former years.
0 and 24 degrees, respectively.
lAlthough rain fell on 19 days ol
ho month, the showers were gener
lly light, and the total of 3.24 .inches
ras nearly two inches less than t.be
lay average or previous years. The
reatost amount ■ in 24 consecutive
ours was 0.93 iriches on the ISth and
9th.
There were no high, winds (luring
lie month, the maximum for a f>
ignuto period .being 31 miles an hour
n tho 9th- Six (lays were clear. 5 j
•ere partly' cloudy, and. f() Vere I
loudy, atul the Wfljishiae totalled 441
er cent of the possible amount. The
veragia perceataca ol sunshine for,
^ 7
q**f**f?*' *v*yi ***.'
month
&ar «
MANY ARE TO !
BE ON QUEEN:
SEATTLE. .Innp Steamer Quec.l1
will sa l for. Southeastern Alaskan]
ports at.9 'oVtoqk tomorrow morning!
■with abend 170 passengers. The fol-1
'lowing pastkengars hare'already been
booked for Juneau: George I). Beau-]
niont and Wife, It. Kaupine, Walter*,
H. Scott,i H. H Walter and wife,;
E. Moorehud, Mr.-r. A. V. Colleen, liar-;
old Punbaugh, Mra. .VI. 11 irt and Mrs-!
J. Purbuugh.
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Tides Tomorrow I
a-:-a
High tide .6:17a.m. 12.1 feet
Low tide . 0:24 a. m. 4.8 feet
High tide . 7:26 p.m. 13 4-feet
Low tide 12:41 p. in. 2.9 feet
Lawyers to Speak
On American
Constitution
DAULiAS. Tex., June 5.—T’.ic ser
vices of leading mein tarsi of the
American Bar -Association are being,
enlisted as speakers on national holi-]
slays anti other patriotic occasions in
an ellfort to halve laws passed re
quiring the teaching of tho United^
States Constitution in the various
states and in encouraging summer
conferences on cltizen^hlp-u'uiniDg in
schools and colleges.
The appeal to the members of the,
bar is ibolng made -by the citizenship
committee of the association, ' of
which R. K- L. -Saner, of this city, is
chairman. As a result, Mr. Sami'
states that he anticipates many hun
dreds cf the liar association mem
bers will address audleacea on May
30 during celebration of Memorial
Day.
■'Our citizenship committee feels
that the peculiar duty which is laid
upon our profession at this time Is
that of educating the public on the
essentials and spirit of the American
Constitution.”
HARVARD OFFERS $1,000
ENGINEERING SCHOLARSHIP
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., .Tune 5,-Ai
competitive scholarship of $1,000 has
been offered by the Harvard Engin
eering .School for the year 1923-24,
to be open to ae.nlors^gfaduating this
month from colleges or departments
of liberal arts throughout the coun
try. No student now tn Harvard will
be eligible for the competition, nor
any student registered in any en
gineering or technical school.
The award will be based on the
complete academic record of the ap
plicant, together with the result of a
s/pocial throe-hour written examina
tion, including mathematics through
the calculus and general physics
germanTtonnage grows
DQNDON, June 5—Germany in
creased her merchant marine 192,455
gross tons in the first quarter of this
year. The Increase /Consisted of 31 j
newly constructed ship3, aggregating
92,425 gross tons, and 35 vessels, I
aggregating 100,030 gross tons,1
boufe^t ’from , other countries.
I
FOR WESTWARD ALASKA POINTS
•. «. “STAKE” leave* Seward on the 10th of each month,
sailing at all point* as far weat as Unalaska.
SAN JUAN FISHING AND PACKING CO,
W. I. WHITING, Agent, Seward. Alaska.
MAIL BOAT for Petersburg and way ports—
CFfiRr.F IP T''ku narbor- Snettlsham, Sped River, 8um
O .1 , , , ,1um- Windham Bay.Oambler Bay.Pybu* Bay,
Brother Island, Five Finger Station, Fanshaw. Leaves Saturday at
noon. Freight received until 10 A. M. Saturdays at City Wharf.
11. O. Adams, ticket agent. City Wharf. Phones: Office, 23; res.
4044. Jacob Ottnes, Petersburg Agt. For Warm Springs Bay call
Agents. Leave for Warm Springs Bay June 16 and June 30,
RAMSTEAD TRANSPORTATION CO.
Mill BOUT
ESTEBETH
7 rave* Monday* at 11 p. m. for Haines, i
Skagway and way port*. j
Leave* Thursday* at 11 p. m. for Sitka, j
stopping at Tenakee Springs and other
way port*.
For information see Dave HonseL !
Phone 444.
FOR PRINCE RUPERT, VANCOUVER, SEATTLE
Leave Juneau SouHibpund—
PRINCESS LOUISE June 7, 22; July 6, 17, 27.
PRINCESS ALICE June 15, 29; July 10, 20.
Round Trip Summer Tourist Tickets to all Eastern Points of
1 ntted States and Canada, on sale from May 15th to September
15th with final return limit, October 31st.
J. L. M'CLOSKEY, Agt., Juneau. DAVE EVANS, Agt., Thene.
I
ALASKA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
SAFETY — SERVICE — SPED
SAILING SCHEDULE FOR JUNE, 1923,
LEAVE nt'M AT Jl'VEAU
STEAMER Seattle Nu.h fouth
ALAMEDA .May 26 May 29 June 7
JEFFERSON .May 31 June 5 June t
NORTHWESTERN .June 3 June 5 June 13
ALASKA .June 9 June 12 June21
JEFFERSON .June 14 June IS June 20
ALAMEDA .June 16 June 19 June 28
NORTHWESTERN .June 23 June 26 July 4
JEFFERSON . June 28 July 2 July 4
ALASKA .June 30 July 5 July 12
W. E. NOWELL. Agent. Junean: Phone 2.
L. W. KILBURN. Agent. Douglas: Phone Douglas 48.
—11 11« " ■ ■ ii iii^——
SERVING RL/1SH4
f^ejfuf<Br/y and f)ependab </
DUE AT JUNEAU
Steamer— Leave Seattle North Sou^tt
QUEEN .
AD. ROGERS .May 30
AD. EVANS .
QUEEN ..'.June 6
AD. WATSON .June 7
May SO
June 3 June 6
June 19
June 10 June IS
June 10 JuneS4
Freight and TleKet Office—ADMIRAL DOCK
J. H. KLINE. Agent—Phone 4
Pacific Coastwise (Service
ADMIRAL LINE
H.KAUCXANDM. PRKSIDCN^I
HOTEL ZYNDA
Strictly modern in en ery respect, including
elevator service.
Rates
Udw MacKinaea, fta*
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