I THE tMPIRE
IS THU MEDIUM
Through which the general
« tablic can always have it*
. . j *ants (applied
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Cloaine time for display ad
1 fe.rtJ*ementi: 11 A. M.
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Connt five average words to
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE—GASBOAT '‘CARRIE,’
Id ton* lift, Reg. 2'* h.p. heavy
duty engine. Engine and hull in
1 A 1 condition ( rice $800.00. See
Jtt hivaku: lyr H ml Geo. B. Rice.
FOR SALIC THIRTY GOOD LA 1 -
in! yearling lie n* , average, weight
5 IT:)., $2.00 i aeh. Call alter 4
P. M., Otto Widcman, Douglas.
FOR SACK LATE .MODEL DODGE
touring car. A bargain. See T.
J. McCall 1.
FOR ' ALE ■■ FOOT MALI BET
boat, fully equipped with gear
and 16 h.p. N. & S. engine. For
particular, and terms write Dan
Mohar, Petersburg. Alaska.
FOR SALE—PRACTICALLY NEW
5 pasenger Ford Touring car
1928 model. Inquire 217 6th St.
FOR SALE -OAK DINING ROOM
suite, consisting of buffet, table,
8 chairs; also rug. M. li. Sum
mon.
FOR SALE — EDISON PHONO
graph, oak cabinet; 67 records.
Phono 812.____
£5rtaT NATIONAL AND FIRST
Territorial Bank stock for salo. j
R. E. Clark. 814 4th St.
Fbk BARGAINS IN RESIDENTIAL
thd fiuslneas Property, all close,
1|, M« R. E. Clark, 214 4th St.
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SALE—THREE ROOM FERN
„hed house, glass porch, fine gar
den, on Ninth St., near tennis
lpuse.
Inquire Olal Boddlng at
. 1923 BLUE FOX PUPS
irrhreeders. Orders booked now j
> immediate or future delivery.
Here of six pslr or more dellv-,
tree anywhere In Southeast
_ Alaska. Address; Siginaka;
Island Fur Farm, Box 331, Sitka,
Alaska.
FOR SALE CHEAP — 60 VICTOR;
’ Records With cabinet 324 FoUrtk j
j dtrssf. _!
*■ tirAf t. board —T write tor asm-1
of Washington plaster wall-j
r«,; won’t warp, won’t burn. Mfd
Washington Building Product*
i.; 8861 B Marginal Way, Beattie.
FOR REN1
FOR RENT — STEAM HEATED
room. 115 Went 6th. Phone 330.
ONE FOyil-ROOM
FOR RENT
* cottage. Apply 403 Franklin St. |
furnished and partly furn
", lsbed apartments for rent. 421 Vi
U. 7th St. Phone 2004.
r FOR RENT — 4 room furnished
fist one block from Qastineau
/’hone 221.
’ FOR RENT— 4 rooms and prlvat j
Oath, steam heated and elegantly!
fuTplihed. Inquire Office Windso ;
Apts.
. PHONOGRAPH for rent.
t43.
Plion
PIANO FOR RENT—Phone 143.
FURNISHED HOUSES — MRS
• Montgomery Davis.
D E LUX ROOMfc -
throughout. 167 V4
Phope 239.
MODERN
Front St.
WANTED
JVANTED — WOMAN FOR OEN
,* eral housework. Mrs, II. L*
,' FauIkncr. Phone 43.
APARTMENTS
and 4 room ipartnn
eompletely farhiued at
moderate prices.
tUPP
Prop
.tpina? tou can get it
n« the "Lost and Found*’
PUK KE.WI—Apanmenu
^OE RENT—Co«T and oomfort
I furnished modem apartments
bouiekdvping or single rooms;
nevfly tinted and renovated
_ughOut; including light, linen,
aths, telephone service, maid serv
evefy convenience possible lor
keeping. All outside roomed
frem $10 up. _
, JUNEAU and SEA VIEW
APARTMHNTS. Phone $$•■
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POLLY AND HER PALS
It Wasn't the Kind of Moonshine Ash Wanted.
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By CUFF STERRETT
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OUT A/"J TAKE
K A-f TH'
. SOA1 ITS
lWTO)f iCATIAlCb
CONVICT HAS
STRANGE CODE
ABOUT HONOR
W AI .LA YYALT.A, Au?:. 17.—
The story of a strange honor code
is being told here, following the re
capture of Mike Donnelly, si vi ral
years ago :i reil-shlrt man at tile
stale penitentiary Donnelly was
taken recently by an Idaho posse
which scoured the hills for wpeks
following his alleged fatal shooting
of W. A. Crisp, pool hall proprietor
of Hope, Idaho.
Donnelly was sent up for life in
1 f> 11, according to Detective Chester
Edwards Who t'dls the story., and
some years after that, with two thrill
ing escapes to his credit, the negro
prisoner was wearing a red shirt to
signify that he was a bad prisoner.
Warden Henry Drum summoned him
to the office.
"Mike,” he said. “I've decided to
make a trusty out of you. I’m going
to put you on the outside gate. You'll
have every chance in the world to
escape from there If you wish to
betray my confidence."
Donnelly hesitated not a second,
according to Detective Edwards.
"Warden, don’t teiiipt me,” he an
swered, according to Detective Ed
wards. "I'm . going to escape from
this prison the first chance I get
but I don’t want to go that way.”
“Donnelly went back to his work
in the lute mill and a narrow cell
with chances of escape Blim, when
he might have had a soft trusty’s
Job and the way to freedom open, all
because he wouldn't break his word.”
the detective commented, "Crooks
are strange creatures. Donnelly would
kill a man in cold blood, but he
wouldn't break his word to the war
den.”
Babe Left on Doorsteps;
Says Prayers Answered
SPOKANE, Aug. 17,—Regarding a
babe left on her doorstep two week*
;go as an answer to her oft-fepea^ed
prayer for a child, Mrs. Chris Millet
of Spokane has asserted that she
will lake all possible legal means to
retain the child despite the p wer of
jnv nile authorities to take It from
hi r.
‘1 have already made clothes for
(he baby and I love it as in.' own,”
•he pleaded. “We have the r.doptlon
petition all made out and it/ neigh
hors are all willing to stgi that I
am capable of "giving the child a good
home.”
Old bundles of newspapers at The
Empire, Hfi cents.
i
LUM
LOST—GOLD CUPP1 LINK. FINDER
1.lease return to Empire.
MISCELLANEOUS
CARD READING at 522 West 8th
tt., on Tide Flats.
PALMIST—cw-iie and hare youl
'ortune told from your hand. Work
hustnees, marriage and the lutun
foretold. 212 Front St.
BOARDING HOUSES
Home Cooked Meals
or room and board at the
Home Boarding House
Formerly Gen. Hospital
PHOHE 293
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ROOMING HOUSES
T
Senate Rooms
Modern, clean and airy. Upper
Fropt Street. Phone 82S.
GLADYS ROGERS, Prop.
Neptane Rooms
Well turn I eh ed rooms, above
City Cate.
Phopf it$.
Case Mas
Newly furnished roc
Phone 221.
158 ABOARD
NORTHWESTERN
FOR STATES
First Influx from Westward
on Way South for Winter
—Ship Here Today.
With 156 pass engers aboard and |
a cargo of salmon and herring from
westward points, the steamer North
western, Capt. Glasscock, arrived in!
Juneau at 6:30 o’clock this morn
ing front the westward southbound.
The ship remained in port until
7:30 o’clock and took on a cargo
of 100 bojes of fish here.
Aboard the ship are many people
who went north this spring to work
at, the canneries along the coast and
their leaving starts the first influx
from the westward and interior
to the states for the winter.
The Northwestern had 11 passen
gers for Juneau. They were: Mable
C. Butler, Mary E. Holland, N. H.
Castle, Sam Harvey, Earl t'hady,
i Fred White, Richard Wakelin, Edith
M. Kantz, H. L. BurmeUter, C. F.
Lane, C. G. Ferguoson. *
Passengers Juneau were: For Seat
tie—Oliver Kehrelein, Mrs. Kehre
I lain and five children, Miss E. Bach
mann, Mrs. H. S. Graves, Mary
Aleece Graves, Mr. and Mrs, James
York, Dr. E. Olivia White, H. S.
Graves, C. W. Folta, H. F. Stocker,
J. J. Delahide, Mrs. Jessie Patterson,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dennis, Miss
[della M. Blume. For Ketchikan
P. Lucy, C. S. Wills, Douglas Wills.
For Wrangell—I. A. Johnson.
Old papers for sale at The gnipise.
T~ W. H. CASE
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I EASTMAN KODAK SUPPLIES
Amateur Finishing Our Specially
PHONE 311 |
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' SAFE INVESTMENTS I
I '
City Bonds, Improvement |
Bonds, School Bonds, First
Mortgage Loans, County War
rants. To net 6% to 8% Inter
est. Correspondence solicited.
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Wni: D. Perkins & Co. f
Banker#, Seattle, WeaH.
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ALL ABOARD FOR
EAGLE RIVER
Sunday, August 19, 1923
ALMA
I Leaves Juneau 7 a. m. calling: at
Channel ports. Returning to Ju
neau before 10 p. m. Fare adults
round trip, $2.80. Special family
rates on application.
Attractions
! Berry Picking-rltfPQn and Blue
berries— ExbeflentTnmt fishings—
Bring your lunch and we’H supply
the Coffey,
LET’S co
Phone 6 Juneau for .yetar reserva
tions now. Tiekefr on sale Zynda
— - - "_ULui a...
Hotel, Gastineau Betel, Guy Smith’s
Drug Stern and One
Juneau Ferry i NMfiliorf
Cu«»»W
" €p
JEFFERSON HERE THIS
MORNING SOUTHBOUND
4_
Soiittyioutid steamer Jefferson,
(’apt. Jock Livingston, arrived ut Ju
neau at 12:30 o'clock last night and
sailed at 5 o’clock tills morning. The
steamer took 50 boxes of frozen
halibut from the Juneau Cold Stor
age plant and 28 tons of concentrates
from the Alaska Juneau. Practically
all passenger space was taken and
there were only a few people aboard
from the north beside the round trip :
passengers.
The Jefferson had a cargo of sal
mon from Litlnkoff Cove and Auk
Bay.
Passengers arriving hire wore:
Theodore M. Edison and Frederick
Very.
On the next trip north of the I
Jefferson the ship will have a Pres
byterian excursion on board and will
not go to Hyder but will make stops
at Metlakatla Hontiah and Sitka.
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GEORGE JR. IN
The mail and passenger boat
George Jr., Capt. George Ramstead,
arrived in port yesterday afternoon
from Petersburg and wayports and
will leave tomorrow at .noon on the
return trip.
BALLAINE liUfcS SOUTH
John E. Ballaine, of Seward, who I
has been to the westward for several |
months, passed through Juneau op j
the Northwestern enroute to Ills'
home in Seattle. After a short stay!
there he will go to California on a.
business trip.
ESTEBETH LEAVES
!
Tlie Estebeth, Capt. .1. V. Davis,j
left port at 11 o'clock last night for|
Sitka ami way ports: Passengers 1
leaving Juneau were: For Sitka—!
Cl. rtowley, F. G. Rodenklrch, Sarah '
Jackson. For Gypsum—H. Brines,!
Coy Gessage, Alfred Bourkc. For'
Tenakee—Lizzie Morano. For iioo-|
nah—-Mrs. J. Stansfield, Gus Bue.!
For Killisnoo—Florence Tang. For
Hawk rnlot—John Olaf. For Funter!
Bay—Jus. T. Barron, Wick Christo
mos, Jqe Znthovlt.il, W. S. Pekovlch,
Mike Wall.
FREEBURN HERE
William C. Freehurn of the Chlcha
goff Gold Mining Company, arrived
in Junoau on the Admiral Rogers
and will spend several days here on
business.
Old papers for sale at Empire
Printing Company.
Itllllllllllllllllliiiiiiiimmiiiiimniiiiiiiiiti
! STEAMER MOVEMENTS !
QUEEN due to arrive Sunday j
morning.
PRINCESS ALICE due lato to
mprrow afternoon or i al ly
evening.
ADMIRAL EVANS duo Sunday |
night or Monday morning.
I SCHEDULED SAILINGS |
ESTEBETH will sail for Skag
way and wayporta at 11 o'clock
Monday night.
ALAMEDA is scheduled to sail j I
from Seattle tomorrow morning
at 9 o’clock.
ADMIRAL ROGERS scheduled to j
sail from Seattle. August 22.
PRINCESS LOUISE scheduled to
sail tgtnn Vancouver, August
22 at 9 p. m.
NORTHWESTERN scheduled to I
sail from Seattle, August 25 .
at 9 a. ni.
| MAIL BOAT GEORGE IR sails |
from Juneau for Petersburg and j i
wayports tomorrow noon.
I SOUTHBOUND |
ADMIRAL WATSON due south- |
hound lato tomorrow night or
I Sunday morning. ! j
ALASKA due southbound about |
August 22.
Tides Tomorrow |
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High Tide. . 6:04 a. m. 14.6 I
Low Tide.11:07 a. m. 1.5
High Tide. 5:23 p. m. 16.4
Low Tide. 11:59 p. m. 1.0 |
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RELIABLE TRANSFER
Phcn; 149. Res. 148
Courtesy and Goad Service
Our Motto.
Stories of Solif
Comfort
W. 0. Kin*. W. 0. King, Sr.
Prim. Mgr*
headquarters for Juneau visitors.
SUPERIOR TRAIN SERVICE
Direct and convenient connections
at Prince Rupert for
Canada-United States
Sunday *
-LIMITED”
VANCOUVER—9150 p, m, flflily.
first claw coaches, sleeping, dining and
observation cars. #
For full information apply to H. R. SHEPARD AGENT
JUNEAU, ALASKA.
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THE OfEtf SEASON ON
GAME JS NEARING
*0R OATES t&E OUR WINDOW
W* carry a complete line of fire
aims an#1 ammunition.
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FOR WESTWARD ALASKA POINTS
8. 8. “STARR” leaves Seward on the 10th of eaoh month.
I calling at all points as far west as Unalaska.
SAN JUAN FISHING AND PACKING CO.,
W.,I. WRITING, Agent, Seward, Alaska.
MAIL BOAT for Petersburg and way ports—
PFflPPiT ID Taku Harbor, Snettlsham, Speel River, Sunk
OEiUiUlt JR. 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. Phones: Office, 23; ra.
4044. Jacob Ottnes, Petersburg Agt.
RAMSTEAD TRANSPORTATION CO.
leaves Mondays at 11 p. m. for Maiaes,
Skagway and way ports,
leaves Thursdays at 11 p. m. for Sitka,
stopping at Tenakee Springs and otk«
way ports.
For information see Dava Housel,
Phone 444.
tPOR PRINCE RUPERT, VANCOUVER, SEATTLE
Leave Juneau Southbound—
i - .
PRINCESS LOUISE August 7, 17, 28, Sept. 7.
PRINCESS ALICE, August 10, 21, 31.
Round Trip Summer Tourist Tickets to all Eastern Points of
United States and Canada, on sale from May ISth to Septeatttr
16th w/th final return limit, October 31st.
J. L. M’CLOSKEY, Agt., Juneau.
ALASKA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
SAFETY — SERVICE — SPED
FOR JULY AND AUGUST 1923
LEAVE DUE AT JUNE ST
STEAMER Seattle North South
JEFFERSON .July 26 July 30 Aug. 1
ALAMEDA .July 28 July 31 Aug. 0
NORTHWESTERN .Aug. 4 Aug. 7 Aug. 16.
JEFFERSON .Aug. 9 Aug. 13 Aug. l5
ALASKA .Aug. 11 Aug. 14 Aug. 22
ALAMEDA .Aug. 18 Aug. 21 Aug. 30
JEFFERSON .Aug. 23 Aug. 27 Aug. 29
NORTHWESTERN .Aug. 25 Aug. 28 Sept. 6
W. E. NOWELL Agent. Juneau: Phone 2.
L. W. KILBURN. Agent. Douglas: Phone Douglas 49.
SERVING ALASM
fs^^u><ir /y ana f)ependab y
SW
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Steam
JL
DUB AT JUNBAU
ROCERS .
WATSON .
QUEEN ...~.Aug. 15
EVANS * :.Aug. 16
Lmt« Seattle North
Aug. 12
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
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Freight ana Tien* Office—ADMIRAL DOOM
J. H. KLINE, Agent—Plume 4.
Pacific Co&stwWo Jerries
fc ALEXANDER PRESIDENT!
HOTEL ZYHOA
Strictly modem in excry respect, including
elevator service. ,<T
Rates Reasenable. UcUe Madfeatn, Prop.
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