THE EMPIRE
18 THi; MEDIUM
Through which the general
public can ilviji have ite
wants supplied.
Cloiing time for elassiied
advertisements: 2 T. M.
Cloting time for display ad
vertisements: 11 A. It.
Ten oetyts per line lrst in
sertisn.
Five seats for inbseqnaat in
sertim.
Count ftve average worn to
the liar
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FOR SALE
FOlt SALE — FT’I.L DHKSS SUIT
MW. Inquire Jorgenson Tailoi
Shop,
FOjA HALE — VARIETY OF FUF
choiers new and nicely made up;
include martin, mink, fox. Rue
elan squirrel and oppoaum. In
qtnire Mrs. Hogan, Juneau Apart
FDR SALE — 4 ROOM moder:
cottage. electrically equipped, turn
tshed or unfurnished. Splendl
t flew. Close in. 2nd and Harrli
'phone 103.
FOR SALE — 26-FOOT COLUMBL
River boat, five to seven Doma
Engine. Sec F. Oliver at Col
Storage Plant.
FOR SALE—136 ACRE RANCH A'
Mendenhall on Government Road
Hu good 1 room house, chickei
house. etc. Four acres under cul
thration. One acre strawberries
Potatoes and garden truck. Pe\e
Carlson, Box 127, Junoau. ’
FOR SALE—HIGH CLASS BREED
nig Mock of the Samida Islam
•train of the Blue Fox family fo
•ale at 8300 and onward per pali
Pflts of this strain have brougli
tike highest price* ever paid fo
Blue Foxes on the London Mai
kvt. They have been bred u[
Ward for 26 years and lead th
World. Ibach A Co. Hoonah o
P, 0. Box 767 Juneau, Alaska.
"‘Wall BOARD — Write Tor san
pp* of Washington plaster wal
board; won’t warp, won’t burn. Mf<
' Washington Building Product
kr MSI H. Marginal Way, Seattli
FOR REN1
FOR RENT—MODERN FURNISHE
home, 4 rooum and bath, nes
Wireless Station. Phone 268.
FOR RENT — F1TRNISHED AN1
unfurnished houses. R. E. Clart
214 4th St.
FOR BENT—4 ROOM FURNISH El
cottage. Apply 403 Franklin.
4 AND 6 ROOM FURNISHE1
apartments for rent. 421V4 E
7th Bt., Phone 2004.
FOR BENT — 4 room furniahe
flat one block from Gaatlneai
Phone 221.
FOR RENT—4 rooms and prlvat
bath, steam heated and elegantl
furnished. Inquire Office Wlndec
Apts.
PHONOGRAPH for rent, "phon
t »l.
- r Piano for rent—Phone 143.
New • room furnished houst
lira Montgomery Davis. Phone 806
d"S LUX ROOMS — MQDERI
throughout. 167 Vs Front St
Phone 239.
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WANTED
WANTED—WOMAN TO DO CLEAN
lt»* and washing. Apply Wrl#ht’
Jewelry Store.
WANTED—A GOOD BARBER FOl
A good Job. Club Barber Shoi
Cprdova, Alaska.
WANTED
IF-TOU KNOW anyone who wsnl
Ajb*r*aln In flret-claas used can
•siipd them to the Alaska Auto i
•opply Co. Terms.
MISCELLANEOUS
* Card reading at an west at
•t.. on Tide Flats.
PALMIST—uuns and bare you
flDftpne told from your hand. Worl
Imslnees, marriage and ths tntui
tsretojfd. JJl.Front St.
BOARDING HOUSES
WdcMU Romm
Seward Street.
Central Rooms
Front Street.
GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS
Mrs. Anna Turner, Prop.
Homo Ms^lf
with or without room.
MODERN, DESIRABLE.
Phone 2734. Mrs. Byron Olson
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POLLY AND HER PALS
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Tide* Tomorrow
High Tide 4:28 a. ni.
Low Tide 11:04 a. m.
High Tide 6:20 p. m.
Low Tide 11:28 p. m.
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Eleven Passengers on
C. P. R. Boat for Juneau
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KETCHIKAN, .Tune 19.— Eleven I
passengers are aboard the steamer j
Princess Louise for Juneau, due to;
arrive there late today. The Ju-|
neau passengers are: Janies W. Me-;
Naughton. Miss Jessie H. Mock, Mrs.1
H. E. Morgan, Homer O. Nordling,
Mrs. Morrow, Miss J. Van Brunt, j
John T. Spiekett, Miss Iloe Slade/
Miss Venetia C. Pugh, B. Mellich, {
Mias C. VanBrunt.
CANNERY TENDER IN. ,
The cannery tender Alameda Is
in port for supplies from the Con-i
aolidated Canneries plant at Tena-l
kee. 1
-to*
APEX NO. 1 HERE
' The tender Apex 1 Is in port from
i the El Nido and Apex mines at
ll-dzianskl Inlet and will leave tonight
! for that place.
J. E. RIVARD HERE
ON BUSINESS MATTERS
J, E. Rivard, well-known citizen
j and newspaper man of the “First
j City" is a Juneau visitor, having ar-j
! rived on the Alameda this morning,;
Ion a business enterprise.
NOTICE.
A REWARD OF J50.00 WILL BE
paid to anyone finding the body
of Jack Lozar who was drowned j
near the Alaska Juneau warte
dump June 16. GEO. BAROUMI3,
MIKE CHRE8T.
LOST AND FOUND
JLOST — CUFF LINK AT MOOSE!
jl Picnic. Call 292 for reward.
FOR RENT*—Apartments
FOR RENT_Cozy and comfort-:
ible furnished madam 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 and SEA VIEW
APARTMENTS. Phone 286.
If
CUFF APARTMENTS
On the cliff next to the court
■ house — 2, 8, 4 room apart
ments, fully furnished for
housekeeping. Clean and re
spectable. Suitable for small
families, ladies or gentlemen.
Includes linen, lights, baths,
etc. Telephone service. Rates
reasonable.
ROOMING HOUSES
Senate Rooms
Modern, clean and airy. Upper
Front Street. Phone 323.
J GLADYS ROGERS. Prop.
1
Golden North
Comfortable rooms by day or
week.
MRS. L. BETTCOURT, Prop.
Phone 212.
Neptune Rooms
Well furnished rooms, above
City Cate.
Phone 132.
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Arlington Rooms
.Modern and well heated rooms.
MISS CECIL KEARNEY, Prop.
Phone 182.
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Anchorage Rooms
Modern, steam heated,
convenient.
MARGARET CLARK, Prop.
Phone 431.
Case Rooms
Newly furnished rooms.
Phone 225.
IS PASSENGERS,
(BOARD ALAMEDA
FOR THIS PLACE
Steamer in Port This Morning
from South—Has Many
People for Westward.
With 40 passengers and 60 tons
if freight for Juneau, steamer Ala
tieda, Capt. Johanson, arrived In'
port at 9 o’clock this morning from!
:he South. The steamer had little I
nail for this place. About 60 tons1
3f freight was taken on at Juneau,
being chiefly equipment of the En
terprise Foundry here, which is be
ing moved to the Alaskan Engineer
ing Commission yards at Anchorage.
The Alameda had 190 passengers
from Seattle for the North. Twenty
two left the ship at Ketchikan and
seven at Wrangell. There are .12
round trip passengers aboard and
the other passengers include mining
and fisheries people, students return
ing to their homes from school and
cannery employes.
The ship left early this afternoon
for the Westward.
Passengers arriving at Juneau were
—Margery McConaghy, Elva Klrk
hani, M. Oallwas, John P. Monagle,
Miss Monagle. Stanford Carlson. Miss
Bolre, Ed Keegan, Melvin Keegan, j
Mary Aleece Graves, Mrs. If. S. j
Graves, R. W. Allen, Mrs. Allen and
baby, Anton Ranse, Mrs. Charles E.
Hooker, Mrs. John Ford Starr, Miss
Marguerite Bone, John Gilman, X.
H. Castle, Miss Marie Grundy, Ruth
Ellis, Mrs. M. Secrest, Jack Secrest,
Lois Martin, Peter McAvoy, Oarry
Townsend, J. Gardner, M. Karnshnw,
C. W. Mason, Mrs. W. S. Gray, Mrs.
W. K. Burford and son, John W.
Dunn. E. A. Bates, D. M. Bothwell,
W. Holbrook, G. D. Beaumont, T. M.
Reed, J. E. Rivard.
Passengers leaving on the Ala
meda for the Westward were: For
Cordova, J S. Scott, Oscar Hart and
one steerage. For Seward — Henry
Qnam, G. L. Edmondson and four
Bteerage. For La touche—Mrs. Clara
Rnrfnn. Hurt Rnrtnn
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FISH BE SHIPPED.
A cargo of 22 boxes of frea’i
■iiimon and eight boxes of fresh
lalibut will be shipped south on the
iteamer Alaska by the Juneau Cold
Storage plant.
For engraved or printed calling
tards see The Km Dir*
.lUiiiiiniiiiiiUHmiiinuiifliHiiUHmnh.
ANNOUNCEMENT |
It’s about time we all make a trip |
to SPEED RIVER and pay our re- j
spects to the Pint Alaska PULP
WILL.
ALMA
Leaves Juneau 8 A. M. Sunday,
lune 24; returns to Juneau 8 P. M.
We will supply you with hot cof
fee and a round trip tioket for
(2.50.
Bring your lunch.
Tickets on sale at Hotels Zynda
wd Gastineau, Smith's Drag Store
ind at office of
luneau Ferry & Navigation
Company
15 Front Street. Junean. Alaska
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| STEAMER MOVEMENTS
Northbound
] JEFFERSON scheduled to arrive
j at 4 p. m. today.
[ PRINCESS LOUISE due to arrive
j between 6 and 7 o'clock this
) evening.
i QUEEN is due to arrive here on
Sunday next.
| Scheduled Sailing* I
] ADMIRAL EVANS sails north
; from Seattle June 21.
j EARL M. will sail (or Sitka on
j Thursday at 11 p. m.
j NORTHWESTERN booked to sail
j from Seattle at 9 a. m. June
| 23.
j PRINCESS ALICE will sail from
| Vancouver June 23.
| MAIL BOAT GEORGE JR. sails
| from Junean for Petersburg and
j way ports next Saturday nogn.
Southbound.
| ALASKA due In Juneau south
bound at 7 p. m. today.
ADMIRAL WATSON .due south
* bound Wednesday.
ADMIRAL ROGERS scheduled to
sail South from Juneau Thurs
day a. m.
| ALAMEDA scheduled to nrrivo
j hero southbound about June 26.
QUEEN NORTHBOUND
HAS 200 PASSENGER
SEATTLE, July 19. Steamc
Queen sailed at nine o'clock tin
morning carrying about two hundre
passengers for the north. P^ssei
gers for Juneau are: Miss Marth
Corner, Billy Elmendorf, Miss V
Elomendorf, A. Crowe, Mrs. A. Boyli
Mrs. A. Dooley, Miss E. Johnson an
E. R. Jaeger.
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'[RADIO OUTFITS
AID FISHERMEN
English Trawelers in North
Sea Benefit by Wireless
—Keep in Touch.
TSOIS'DON, June 1!>.—American
fishermen off the Grand Banks and
the Atlantic Coast may find it profit
able to emulate the example of their
brother fisheremen in England, who
hove equipped their vecools with
| radio. The purpose la to enable
'them to communicate with the shore
.or with sister trawlers whenever
I they discover a shoal of fish too
[large for their capacity. At a time
when a remarkable shortage of fish
j 1 • roTcrted from the North Sea,
some thirty steam tnwlers have
corn fitted with wireless rap.iratas.
It has been found that With the
use of radio communication huge
hauls, which otherwise would ee'
•t-iiuly be missed, can be taken In a
short time by veretls which are in
cofiitant communication with each
ctiter and with the shroe.
The cost of radio installation Is
Inrigniflcant compared to the great
caitches of fish it makes possible.
A loo the value of constant com
munication between the trawler
owner ashore, who knows the con
dition of the market, and the skip
per at sea is obvious. If the sup
plies at one port are heavy, the
>wner can rend orders for the catch
to be landed at auothc^ port. If
«h» catch is unusually heavy, he
can make arrangements to facilitate
unloading.
Latest atytes at engraving toi
vlsltlag cards at Tba Empire.
NEW TOP TOUCHED feY DAIRY FARMERS
THROUGH USE OF MODERN METHODS
CbNGRt<S$#UN
JOHN o. c
v Clacks/ a
A Typical
Scrub
Now profits an jingling into ths
sets of tbs American dairy
as a result of Old Bossy’s
’ increasing production. The
— States department of agrf*
wltors announces that In a single
gear there has been an increase In
creamery butter of 100,000,000
pounds.
Fourteen million pounds rent*,
■ants the Increase in eheere produc
tion in the same period, the depart
ment's lateit survey declare
Croat
fares.
latedt __ _
- -emery butter production totaled
MJM1I.000 pounds and ehesee
production S7olOOO$)0 pounds ia
1929. Ia 1980, the department
aaya. ereemery bnttee production
1cm scrub
.Pttrtbffd
herds and the greater care of cnwi
are the chief factors in the mount
inf dairy figures. Experts declate
the ordinary farmer is learning the
value of proper feeding, clean bed
ding, and clipping at regular
periods of flanks and udders a
practice that adds to the health or
the cow. Increases production ar.'
keeps filth from contaminating the
milk. Fanners with hot two or
three cows are finding f practice
highly profitable.
“You cant do too much for tbs
health of the cow," is the slogan ct
Congress...an John D. Clarke, New
York, who spends much pf his tims
among the Holsteln-Friesian* on
Ws farm heat Fraser, New York.
“Only tne backward fanner now
ignores this fact*
The nmt and most exquisite of Alaska—
absolutely genuine at fqir prices.
W'e Invite you to Inspect them.
HENRY BERRY,Start St
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FOR WESTWARD ALASKA POINTS
S. B. "STARS” leave* Seward on the 10th of each moath.
calling at all point* aa far weft a* Unalaaka.
SAN JUAN FISHING AND PACKING CO.,
W. I. WHITIirO, Agent, Seward, Alaika.
MAIL BOAT for Petersburg and wat ports—
PUnDPU ID Taku Harbor, Snettlsham, Speel River, 8um
VjlUIUjC JK. dum, Windham Bay,Gambler Bay.Pybus Bay,
Brother Island, Five Finger Station, Fanahaw. Leaves Saturday at
noon. Freight received until 10 A. M. Saturdays at City Wharf.
H. O. Adams, ticket agent, City Wharf. Phones: Office, 23; roe.
4044. Jacob Ottnes, Petersburg Agt. For Warm Springs Bay call
Agents. Leave for War* Springs Bay June 18 and June 30.
ramstead transportation CO.
Leave* Monday* at 11 p. m. for H*1*H
Skagway and way porta.
Leave* Thursday* at 11 p. a. for SKhk,
(topping at Tenakee Springs and other
way porta.
For information sec Dare Hoasd,
Phone 444.
PRINCE RUPERT, VANCOUVER, SEATTLE
Leave Juneau Southbound—
PRINCESS LOUISE June 7, 22; July 8, 17, 27.
PRINCESS ALICE June 15, 29; July 10^780.
Round Trip Summer Tourist Tickets to all Eastern Points Of
United States and Canada, on sale from May 16th to September
16th with final return limit, October 31at.
J. L. M'CLOSKEY, Agt., Juneau. DAVE EVANS, Agt., Thane.
MAIL BOAT
ESTEBETH
ALASKA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
SAFETY — SERVICE — BID
v * SAILING SCHEDULE FOE JUNE, 1923,
LEAVE DfS AT
STEAMER Seattle North
ALAMEDA .A.May 26 May 29
JEFFERSON .May 31 June 6
NORTHWESTERN .June 2 June 6
ALASKA .June 9 June 12
JEFFERSON .June 14 June 18
ALAMEDA .June 16 June 19
NORTHWESTERN . June 23 June 26
JEFFERSON .June 28 July 2
ALASKA . June 30 July 5
JUNEAU
South
Juno 7
June 7
June 13
June 21
June 20
June 2R
July 4
July 4
July 12
W. E. NOWELL. Agent. Juneau: Phone •.
L W. KILBURN. Agent. Douglas: Phone Douglas' 49.
SERVING ALASKA
h^e^uldr iy and JJependab lj
DUE AT JUNEAU
Steamer— Leave Seattle North South -
HOGERS . June 17 June 20,
WATSON . June 23
QUEEN .June 20 June 24 June 27
EVANS .June 21 June 24 July, t
Freight ana Ticket Office—ADMIRAL DOCK
J. H. KUNE, Agent—Phone 4.
Aci/k Coastwise Jervios
^ADMIRAL LINE
IKK ALEXANDER. PRESIDENT!
HOTEL ZYNDA
Strictly modern in eiery respect, including
elevator service.
Rates Reasonable.
Lottie
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