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THE EMPIRE
18 THE MEDIUM
Through which the general
public can alway* have it*
want* supplied.
Closing time for claaaifled
advertisements: 2 P. M.
Elating time for display ad
»jrti*ements: 11 A. M.
Ten oents per line Int in
sertion.
Five pent* for subsequent in
sertion.
Count tee average word* to
(b* line
FOR SALE — CHD4J S BED AND
mattress, large mattrces, and Sun
nysuda Waybills machine. Phon
14 Tit.
FOR SALE — 4 ROOM MODER?
cottage, electrically equipped, turn
j I shed or unfurnished. Splendid
view. Close in. 2nd and Harris.
Phone 103.
FOR SALE—TWO SCOWS, ALL FIR
18x50, regulation built. One like
nSw. Railing for cargo. 8800,00.
On* for 8300.00, a good scow.
Storm Island Fox Co., Cape Fan
shaw.
FOR SALE — BOAT MEN AHOY!
One 24"x26 P. propeller; one
compass; 4 life belts, new last
>*ar; one bell; ollctips; lanterns,
etc. Call Treadwell Store.
FOft sale — 20-Foot Columbia
River boat, five to seven OoTnan
Engine. See F. Oliver at Cold
Storage Plant.
FOR SALE—135 ACRE RANCH AT
Mendenhall on Government Road
Mad good 4 room bouse, cbleket
house, etc. Four acres trader cul
itvatlon. One acre strawberries
gtatnas, and garden truck. Pete
tidon, Bbx 127, Juneau.
REASONABLE: CHAP
>‘Home on Kennedy Street
,* dr call at St. Ann’s Hoe
sen 6 and 7 p. in.
JR—HIGH Cl-AfiS BREED
Rftck .of the Samida Islam
• Of the Blue Fox family fo:
_t Isrtfl and onward per pair
'/of this strain have hrough
^highest prices ever paid to
FAxea on the London'Mar
t'bfey have been bred up
’ WTO for 25 years and lead th
world. Ibach & Co. Hoonah o
P. Q. Box 767 Juneau, Alaska.
torVaTF
AUTO KNITTER, i
-.cylinder, furniture and fruit jars
.-greanaphove and records. Appi;
'401 ^etyard St.
FOR BALE—Potful of herring for
halibut bait Ank Bay. 2000 barrels
ln.txirtd! Gas boat "Kitty.” Wm. S.
Howard, Auk Bay Cannery.
'* ' WAHL BOARD — Write Tor sanf
pi» ol Washington plaster wall
* board; won’t warp, won’t burn. Mtd.
i try Washington Building Products
Oo., MCI E. Marginal Way, Beattie.
FOR RENT!
.. FOB RENT AFTER JUNE 16-5
room fu^niBh’ed house near Wire
t' less Station. Phone 221 or 1403.
! i*1 AND « ROOM FURNISHED
apartments for rent. 421% E.
7th 81, Phone 2004.
IFOR RENT — 4 room furnished
■at one bloak from Oastlnoau
Phone 221.
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FOR RENT—4 rooms and private
bath, steam heated and elegantly
furnished. Inquire Office Windsor
W
^FlioVOORAPH for rent. Phone
"JjpANO FOR RENT—J»ione 142.
■ '.'llew 8 room furnished house
Itoa Montgomery Pavla. Phene 206.
MISCELLANEOUS
glBD READINQ 111 TO
ass
K
■ PALMIST—co.ca and have youi
W**' ** «*>• P«ur hand. Work,
•-’hohadm, imrrtoge and the future
toMMld. 21* Front St -
BOARDING HOUSES
At-si
Wrnmmm Room. -}
.v •*Seward Street. . I
Rooms |,
j-V; •r. rteni street.
OQQD ACCOMMODATIONS
^ MIL Attnh TurndfriRBp.
Home Cooked Meals
•with or - without modi.
MODERN, I^KSIRABCE.
, Mrs. Byhon Olson •
* KPhono 2734
S'
'ftCJLSBIFIED AD8 nnd dealrahli
bounders. If ^ou are prepared to beer
'bmrd'gco it .to important that you
| how aad when to um
i. ade—tor they afford
as for making the busb
,*? the'*m»»tB- *.
POLLY AND HER PALS
WHERE WPOLD MAaJ
0>E TO JDAV IF IT
\X/ASa1T For
WOAAaJ *
-OR
B; CLIFF STEBKETT
LIGHTHOUSE TENDER
SAILS ON ANNUAL TRIP
The Lighthouse Tender Cedar has
nailed from Ketc hikan on her annual
Westward trip of Inspection carrying
supplies for the various lighthouses.
Her first stop was to be Point Re
treat, to which supplies were being
carried to complete the new light
Station. From there she will pro
ceed to Cape St. Elias, Cape Ilin
cfiinbrook, Prince William Sound sta
tions, Renal Peninsula, Cook fillet,
Kodiak and Phellkof Strait, through
Unimak Pass to Scotch Cap, Cape
Hherichef, Dutch Harbor and other
poims.
On her return trip the Cedar will
bring a cargo of Alaska coal for use
in tho lighthouses of Southeastern
Alaska.
NOTICE.
Willoughby Avenue closed be
tween Cole’s horn and Femmer
dock. C. W. BENDER,
—adv. Street Commlsioner.
WANTED
WANTED — RELIABLE WOMAN
to take care of baby in own home,
Empire.
WANTED—A GOO!) BARBER FOH
a good job. Club Barber Shop
Cordova, Alaska.
WANTED
! IF TOU KNOW anyone who wants
| a bargain in first-class used cars
send them to the Alaska Auto £
I 3upply Co. Terms.
' FOR RENT—Apartments
'm JOR .RENT —0o*Y and comfort
1 *ble furnished spaders apartment!
for housmfcat-ping or single rooms;
ill newly tinted and renovatec
[ throughout; Including light, linen
j baths, telephone service, maid serv
| tee; every convenience possible foi
housekeeping. All outside rooms
i Rates from $10 up.
JUNEAU and SEAVIEW
APARTMENTS Phone 286.
t CLIFF APARTMENTS !
On the cliff next to the court i
house — 2, .1, 4 room apart- 1
! in*iUs, fully furnished for
housekeeping. Clean and re
1 spectable. Suitable for small
1 families, ladles or gentlemen.
Includes linen, lights, baths,
etc. Telephone service. Rates
reasonable.
ROOMING HOUSES *
j Senate Rooms
; Modern, clean and airy. Upper
Front Etreet Phone P.23.
GLADYS ROGERS, Prop.
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Golden North
Comfortable rooms by day or
week.
MRS. L. BEfTCOURT, Prop.
Phone 212.
Neptune Rooms
"Well furnished roms, above
CJty Cafe.
■LUCILLE VYlLSON, Prop.
Phone 132.
1
Arlington Rooms
,Modern and well heated rooms
MISS CBTIli KEARNEY, Prop
Phono 182.
1
j Anchorage Rooms
Modern, steam heated,
convenient. ,, .
MARGARET CLAllK, Prop.
,■ Phone 431.
j
4
-«
Case Rooms
Newly furmshed rooniR.
MISS LOUISE MOCRET, Prop.
Phono 223,
a
HI
De Luxe Rooms
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MODERN THROUGHOUT
187H ‘Front fft. Phone 239
“FIRST LADY” PLANTS MEMORIAL TREE.
**• \f9imk • f' ' sr -
Mrs. Warren IJ. Harding, wife of ttat,. nmtjgn 's Pr^eWenjt, was t .iffkknMy well to play 'a lead
ing .role in (lie Memorial Way ?i.lei>rnt iwr tt^Jfashingdfin. As "It'ivsL Lady of'tlu Land,” she pliHit
| eii, in Arlington, a memorial treoawi a token iff tlie nation's homage'to its war martyrs.
ALASKA SPENDS
LARGE SUM FOR
t SCHOOL SUPPORT
j ; j : •' ' • ;
I School Maintenance Costs
| Terntory $2,012,032—
Local Schools Largest.
—
Since the creation of the Territorial
Department of Education in 1917.
; the cost of maintaining schools in
j Alaska to the Territorial government
i has been $2,012,032.71. according to
figures made public today by L. D
Heydersttn, Commissioner of Educa
tion. In addition to this sum gov
'era! hundred thousand dollars'have
1 been expended In the maintenance
i of schools in incorporated towns by
I the towns themselves not taken Into
|.j consideration in Territorial account
ing.
In 1917-18, the first school year
i after the organization of the depart
i ment, the Territory expended ?27£,
! 904.92 iu school maintenance and
! about $10,000 more than that sum in
^ 1918-1D. ’file year following Saw
an increase in expenditures of some
' $60,000, and an additional $10,000
in 1920-21.' A decrease of about
$9,000 occurred in 1921-22, the tota'l
being $362,027,652, while the school
FERRY SCHEDULE
Leave
Juneau for Bouglae, Tread
well and Thane
Effective, Monday, April 16, 1923.
^[8:10p.m.
•4:10p.m.t 9:40p.m
8:15p.m. 11:30p.m.
112 midnight!
87:30p.m. 81:00a.m.
; *7:10a.m.
1 9:15a.m.f
12:00noon*
J2:00p.m.
Leave Douglas for Treadwell and
Tfcabe
•7:2*a.m 4:»6p.in.t
6:30p.m. 81:16a.m.
12:16p.m. <9:66p.ra.
Leave Treadwell for Thane.
. 7:20a.m. 12:20p.m.t 4:30p.m.t
Leave Thane for Treadwell, Douglas
e and Juneau. 1
3:10a m. 12:85p.m.f
Leave Treadwell for Douglas sad
Juneau. i
8:26a ei. 6:20p.m.f
6:35p.m. 81:20a.m.
12:60p.m. 10:00p.6a.
Leave Dougina for Juneau.
3:26p.m.
6:26p.m.t
6:40p.tn.
87:46p.m.
10:06p.m.
11:45pm.
81:2ls.m
8:30a.m.
9:30a.m.f
12:55p.m.
2:16p.m
•—Thane,
t—Freight will be
—Douglas only.
—Saturdays only,
t—Except Saturday night.
On Friday and Saturday nights
only ,6:15 Dip runs to Thane. On
Friday night 11:30 trip goes to
acropi.ee
Thane.
Juneau Ferry & Navigation
„ _ Company . , i_
1 —
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
r **n~;hbf>-ioc
In
at
port, due to sail
4:30 o'clock this
Pall
.
Ali ASK A ip
Westward
afternoon.
PUfNGKSS YLIOE due to arrive
irt 9:30 o'clock tonight.
Scheduled Sailings
ESTEBETTI will leave for
Sitka 11 p. m. Thursday.
MAIL LIU AT GEORGE, Jll. sails
for Petomburg and way ports
next Saturday noon.
ADMIRAL ROGERS scheduled
to sail from Seattle at !) a. m
tomorrow.
JBHFERSON scheduled to
l'rotn Seatthi June 14tli.
ALAMEDA .scheduled to
from Seattle June 16, 9 a
PRINCESS LOUISE scheduled j
to sail from Vancouver, Juno |
16. 9 p in.
ADMIRAL EVANS scheduled to |
sail from Seattle June 21. •
Southbound.
NORTHWK STERN due south- [
bound sometime tomorrow.
QUEEN duo .southbound tomor
row ifToming. As the trans
port Camhral ulli lie at the Ad- j
tniral Dock, the Queen will sail j
from the City Dock.
AVMiRAL, WATSON due south- |
bound alxiut Juno 20.
sail
m.
J
year just cl os ml cost the Territory
$382,972.78.
i The total enrollment in all schools
j in the first year of the department’s
| operation was 3,341. Despite u
marked percentage of decrease in
! enrollment in the schools of the Sec
ond Division, the total in 1922-23 had
; increased to 8.038. growth being ex
j perienced in both high and elemen
tary schools.
The numer of pupils in all schools,
| both In the first and last years’ op
erations of i lie department, in the
First Division was much larger than
in any other division. First Division
high schools had then and still have
j more pupils tlian all of the other
divisions combined, increasing from
I 180 in 1917 to 257 In 1923 while all
of the remainder of the high schools
increased from 115 to 191 during
l^the same period. The number of pu
ipiis 1n all schools of the First Dl
l’ vision last year was 1,774 compared
j to 1,939 for the rest of the Territory.
, This does not take into consideration
I any of the Schools maintained in Al
[ askn by tin- Federal Bureau of Edu
cation.
Seward Petiinsuia is the only dis
trict in the Territory to lose In school
population since 191". At that time
Second Division high schools en
rolled 29 and elementary schools 217
students while last year only nine
wdre enrolled in high and 162 in uli
other schools in, that section of the
Territory. The First Division showed
an increase during the same period
of 1S6 in school enrollment; the
Third Division, 16G and the Fourth
Division, l,H.
Call Berry'* £ulo Servioe for thn
seven-passenger 1823 Cadillac tout
iiii? car. Stand at Qaathiau Hote
Popular price*. . - •
a -7 -—*--■ i
I Tides Tomorrow | {
Low Tide 6:27 a. m. ... —1.1 j
, High Tide 12:50 p. in. 14.4j
how Till.' 6:25 p. m. 2.8,
ADMIRAL ROGERS TO
SAIL TOMORROW FOR
SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA
SEATTLE, June 12. — Steamer!
Admiral Rogers will sail tomorrow!
morning at !» o'clock for_ Southeast-j
ern Alaska ports with about 180 pns-i
i sengevs. Those already booked l'or!
Juneau are L. A. Hurry, Katherine
| Holzlielmer and Mj%. (\ E. Zimmer
iiuan.
PRINCESS ALICeThJE
TODAY ON FIRST TRIP
OF YEAR; 8 FOR HERE
Steamer Princess Alice, on the first
1 excursion trip of this year is due
j In Juneau late this afternoon. The
j following passengers are aboard for
Juneau: H. Quain. E. Gilligan. Mrs.
Sawtell, Richard Waggoner, J. At
kinson, G. \V. Sawtell, Miss C. E.
Smith and Rev. David Waggooner.
ESTEBETH OUT.
- r
The mail and passenger host Es
tobelh, C’apt. J. V. Davis, left portj
at 11 o'clock lust night for Skag
way «nd way ports. One passenger
was book out from bore. He was
C. C. Lowery for William Henry
Bu>.
GPtSY IN PORT.
The fishing boat Gypsy is in port
with 8,dOO pounds of halibut.
DR. COUNCIL AND HIS
WIFE GET NINE BEAR
Word comes from Cordova that
Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Council of that,
place and J. VV. Qucker, the well!
known traveling salesman, has re-,
turned there from their Yutaga bear
hunt, and they had the pelts of nine
black bears as testimonials of the
success of their trtp. They got no
j brown hear as, they say, the season
J was too tar advanced for them.
I One of the bears was killed by
|Dr. W. W. Council with a bow and
arrow. He had always thought that
It could he done and felt in his
hones that he Was the one who
\ could do it. One of the hears killed |
j was sigh toil across a gulch In un
| obstructed view and the doctor be
gan the attack wTtb the ancient
■Weapon. The first arrow broke the
• bear's spine and brought him down,
i Two more arrows did the finishing
. work.
| Mrs. CcNineil won laurels on the
jtri'P by kitting one bear by her -own
efforts alone and she divided hon
ors witli Mr. Guekcr iu killing an
other.
The puntv says the Yataga dis
trict. is alive with, Kama and Uit
J nailing in' the Tjlrtj&lml'jtf^e lakes hrj
| unexcelled. .. ..... "
FOR WESTWARD ALASKA POINTS
®. 8. “STABS” leaves Seward on the 10th of saoh month,
oalling at all points as far west as Unalaaka
SAN JUAN FISHING AND PACKING CO.,
W. I. WRITING. Agent, Seward, Alaska.
■ ■ ■
MAIL BOAT for Petersburg and way ports—
Prnppr IP Taku Harbor, Snettlsham, Speel River, Sum
UuUnVUi Jlti dum, Windham Bay,Gambler Bay.Pybus Bay,
Brother Island, Five Finger Station, Fanshaw. Leaves Saturday at
noon. Freight raceived until 10 A. M. Saturdays at City Wharf.
II. O. Adams, ticket agent, City Wharf. Phones; OfTioe, 23; rei.
4044. Jacob Otlnes, Petersburg Agt. For Warm Springs Bay call
Agents. Leave for Warm Springs Bay June 16 and June 30.
RAMSTEAD TRANSPORTATION CO
MAIL BOAT
ESTEBETH
Leaves Mondays at 11 p. m. for Hsdnaa,. i
Skagway and way ports. i
Leaves Thursdays at 11 p m for Sftha •
stopping at Tenakee Springs and other !
way ports. >
For information tee Dave Nontel,
Phone 444.
FOR PRINCE RUPERT, VANCOUVER, SEATTLE
Leave Juneau Southbound—
PRINCESS LOUISE Jnne 7, 32; July j6, 17, 27.
PRINCESS ALICE Jane 15,, 29;. Jjlfc M *0.
Round Trip Summer Tourist Tickets to all Eastern. Points «f
l nited States and Canada, on sale from May 16th to September
16th with Anal return limit, October 31st.
J. L. M'CLOSKEY, Agt., Juneau. DAVE EVANS, Agt., Thane.
ALASKA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
SAFZTT — SEE VICE — IPZH
SAILING SCHEDULE FOR JUNE. 1923.
LEAVE DUE AT
STEAMER Seattle North
ALAMEDA .May 26 May 29
JEFFERSON .May 31 Juno 5
NORTHWESTERN .June 2 June 6
.June 9 June 12
iFI?35E?N .June 14 June 18
ALAMLDA .June 16 June 19
?,?£I”WESTERN .June 23 June 26
.June 28 July 2
ALASKA .june 30 juiy 5
JUNEAU
bOUl I
Juno 7
June 7
June 18
June 21
June 20
June 28
July 4
July 4
July 12
W. E. NOWELL. Assent. Juneau; Phone 2.
L W. KILBURN. Agent, Doiurlaa; Phone Douglas 41,
SERVING NL NSK4
and £)epcndab y
DUB AT JU'NHAU
Steamer— Leave SeatUe North
ROGERS ..
EVANS .
QUEEN .June 6
WATSON .June 7
ROGERS .June 13
✓
June 10
June 10
June 17
June 9
June 10
Jun* IS
June 10
June 20
rreUrht ana TtoXet Office—ADMIRAL DOOM
J H. KLINES, Altont—Phoe# 4.
Pacific Coastwise Service'
% ADMIRAL LINE
IH>fc ALK X AN DEM. PWE81DENTI
HOTEL ZYNDA
Strictly modem in eiery respect, tocluding
elevator service. i
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JK £ * ?A1
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