< . T HE EMPIRE
IS THE MEDIUM
Through which the Reneml
public can always have ita
vents supplied
Cloaiug time for claaaifao
advertisement*: 2 P M
Closing time for display ad
! certisements: 11 A. M.
Ten cents per line irtt in
sertion
Five oents for subsequent in
sertion.
Count five average worta to
j the line
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’ FOR SALE
go 11 p! sTcYUNDER. union
p Marine Gas Engine, Good median-]
% leal condition. $500.00. \. A.
Saylor, Box 121, Douglas.
FOB SALE—FOUR BOOM BUNQA
low, plainly furnished. Price low;
must eell Immediately for cash,
inquire evenings of Frank Haus
er, 529 Park Ave.
FOB SA1JC—ONfT 2 BOOM CABIN.
7th St„ $75.00; One 1 room cabin,
10th St., $50.00; One 1 room
cabin, Hth St., $50.00. Karl Drliea,
1101 H. Market St., Portland,
Oregon. _
PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH \\ 11 H
records for sale or rent. Phone
142. _
MODERN 6 ROOM COTTAGE WITH
basement also 4 room cottage with
b&Rement, fine view, good neigh
borhood, bargain. Inquire 403
Franklin St.
ELECTRIC RANGE AT A BA li
gnin, 4 holes, double oven, $05.00.
One Thor Vacuum Cleaner $12.50.
One largo boiler-iron stationary
tub $7.50. See Brown opposite
Soda Works.
FOR' SALE — VARIETY OF FUR
checkers; nicely made up; call Ju
neau Apai^ment House office.
Phone 280.
FOtR SALE—THREE ROOM HOUSE
j»;th class porch and fine garden,
OB. Ninth St. Inquire Olaf Bod
plug at house.
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FOR SALE—1923 BLUE FOX PUPS
for breeders. Orders hooked now
for immediate or future delivery.
Orders of six pair or more deliv
ered free anywhere in Southeast
ern Alaska. Address; Siginakii
Island Fur Farm, Box 331, Sitka,
Alaska.
FOR SALE CHEAP — 60 VICTOR
Records with cabinet 324 Fourth
Street.
WALL BOARD Wnte for earn
pi. of Washington plaster wall
board; won’t warp. woa!t burn. Mfd.
by Washington Building Products
Co., 6851 E. Marginal Way. Seattle.
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FOR REN1
FUR RENT - MODERN FURNISHED
** 3 room Hat. Phone 736.
FURNISHED AND PARTLY FU-RN
Ighed apartments for rent. 421%
E. 7th St. Phone 2004.
CHEERFUL CORNER APT 3
rooms and bnth, nicely furnished,
Just been newly tinted, with
phone service $15,00 per month,
i Phone 286.
FOR RENT — FURNISHED AN1)
unfurnished houses. R. E. Clark,
t 214 4th St.
• FOR RENT — 4 room furnished
T fat one block from Qastlneau
Phone 221.
FOR RENT—4 rooms and private
bath, steam heated and elegantly
i furnished. Inquire Office Windsor
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( PHONOGRAPH for rent. Phone
f 141. _._
l PIANO FOR RENT—Phone 142.
' FURNISHED* HOUSES — MRS
Montgomery Davis.
i IFE LUX ROOlfe — MODERN
throughout. 187% Front 8t.
Phone 282.
! " WANTED
FIVE BERRY PICKERS WANTED
I! at Datson ranch, Amalga.
WANTED — BLACKSMITH FOR
• . tool sharpening and horseshoeing.
Slcms and Curlson.
WANTED—WOM AN
■work by the hour.
OR GIRL
Phone 231.
TO
RELIABLE WOMAN WILL TAKE
cere of children evenings. Phone
209 Apt. 8.
ANYONE WANTING TO SELL UKE
lele address E. W, Bliss, General
Delivery.
* flp TOU KNOW anyone who wanu
b bargain In llrst-class used cars,
f«n4 them to the Alaska Auto &
Supply Co. Terms.
hvvk
tvv„ "UNUpa.*^' /»SSETS—that
typewriter, musical Instrument, fur
niture, office ffxture or appliance—
' ble. for eakh, through
i of The Empire.
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DOCK WofeKERS’ STRIKE
IS BECOMING SERIOUS
LONDON, July 18.—Development
! in Liverpool ol a serious phase of
| the doe!; workers' strike is inter
iferring with transatlantic shipping
from that port anil stopping other
! traffic out of Mersey. This came
| as a setback to hopes of peace held
jout as a result of the. executive body
i of the transport union having decided
jto call a conference in London.
| FIRE IS REPORTED ON
j STEAMER; EXPLOSION HEARD
i SEATTLE. July 18.—A wireless
: (licked up by the Harbor Station
here from the steamship Griffeo said
i the steamer Anyox is on fire. The
j Oriffco wirelessed slu* heard sev
j eral sounds resembling explosions
•anil was pushing closer to iuvesti
j gate.
LOST
LOST —BLACK FI USE BETWEEN
j Snow White Laundry and 9th, an 1
Cajhoun Ave. Reward. Phone 299,
LOST BUJJCII OF KEYS ON KEY
'. ring attached to chain. One Yale
lock key in bunch. Finder please
i return to Toni Darvein.
MISCELLANEOUS
: PROPERTY OWNER AHOY!
I ARE YOVR FOUNDATIONS ROT
tlng dawn? A stitch in time saves
nine. Do you want a new con
I Crete sidewalk or other repair
dono by expert, workmen. Con
tractor will call if you send your
address to The Empire.
"CARD READING at 332 West 8tb
It., on Tide Flats.
j PALMIST—Goale and have your
fortune told from your hand. Work,
business, marriage and the future
"oretold. 212 Front St.
FOR RENT—Apartments
FOR RENT_Cozy and comfort
, ihle furnished jnojar* apartments
, for housokaeping or single rooms;
! all newly tinted and renovated
I throughout; Including light, linen,
baths, telephone sc nice, maid serv
ice; every convenience possible for
housekeeping. All outside rooms.
Rates from $10 up.
JUNEAU aud SEAVIEW
APARTMENTS. Phone 286.
CLIFF APARTMENTS
On the cliff ueit to the court
bouac — 2, 3, 4 room apart
ments, fully furnished for
housekeeping. Clean and re
spectable. Suitable for small
families, ladles or gentlemen.
Includes linen, lights, baths,
etc. Telephone service. Rates
reasonable.
BOARDING HOUSES
Home Cooked Meals
or room and board at the
Home Boarding House
Formerly Gen. Hospital
PHONE 293
ROOMING HOUSES
Senate Rooms
Modern, clean and airy. Upper
Front Street. Phone 323.
GLADYS ROGERS, Prop.
Golden North
Comfortable rooms by day or
week.
Phone 212.
Neptune Rooms
Well furnished room*, above
City Cafe.
Phone 132.
Anchorage Rooms
Modern, steam heated,
convenient.
MARGARET CLARK. Prop.
Phone 431.
v Case Rooms
Newly furnished rooms
Phone *26.
POLLY AND HER PALS
Pa Gives an Inkling: of His Feelings.
By CUFF STERRETf
HEAVE/vlty DAy6»'
^>ECW AiOI^E l >
nr
/JEVER K/MEW
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NORTHWESTERN
IN LAST NIGHT
| ON WAY WEST
Had 21 Passengers for Juneau
j —Tour Party Prominent
California People.
| With nearly every cabin liken
• nnct a tour party of 41 prominent
! residents of California aboard, the
; steamer Northwestern, (’apt. (Mass
Icock, arrived in port at S:30 o’clock
last night from the south and sailed
'about midnight tor the Westward.
! The North-w estern put in alongsid
j the steamer Jefferson, that s tea me
j having pr—aeded it into port at th
j City i)i . 1c. When tile Jeffersoi
i sailed, about Id o'clock the North
western went in to the dock.
Thera arc about K(J round trip
! passengers on the boat and many
passengers enroute to the Westward
j ports and the Interior,
i The Northwestern has 1.550 tons
I of freight for th* Westward ports,
I chiefly supplies for canneries. A
(cargo of 51 tons of freight was put
j off here.
Twenty-one passengers arrived at
|Juneau from the south. They were:
; Blanche K. Boyle, Mrs. K. Jennings,
j Kda Stegman, IT. Welty, Sherman
j Rogers, Mrs. Rogers. W. F. NeUlring
! liaus, G. E. Reynolds, B. I). Knitter,
jT. W. White, Mrs. White, Charles
! Rose, M. 10. Curtis, Gladys Mathews.
IH. B. Nelson, Ever L. Olson, W.
j J. Morrissey, J. \V. Pritchett, U
1 Vllalta, Mrs. Vllalta, Rev. A. F.
j Timet.
Passengers leaving Juneau ware:
! For Cordova—J. L. Cavanaugh, Gao.
, I). Pauos, Ike A. Beal, For Seward
!—W. A. Ransom. Mrs. Fannie I.yle,
! Jack Burford, B. D. Stewart and
| four steerage.
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Tides Tomorrow
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HIrIi Tide 4:lit a. in. l!i.5
Low Tide 10:110 a. in. ... ... -0.2
High Tide 5:00 p. in.1G.2
! I.ow Tide 11:17 p. m. 1.3
Headquarters xor ladysmith coal
Juneau Transfer Co. Phone 48. adf
r—:-t
Russian Steam Baths
; NOW OPEN i I
Wednesdays and Saturdays ' |
PHONE 340. f
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EXCURSION
TO TAKU HARBOR
ALMA
I SUNDAY, JULY 22, 1923
Leaves Juneau at 9 A M. calling- at
: all Channel Ports. Returns to Ju
neau before 8 P. M.
: Fishing'. Blueberries, Salmonberries,
; Fine sand beach for the kidlets.
1 See one cf the biggest canneries in
the world in operation.
Fare louud tiip — $150—Special
family rotes on application.
Telephone your order for reserva
jtirns new as this will probably be
‘the laet public ALMA Excursion^
this year.
LET’S GO
|
Juneau Ferry & Navigation
Company
Juneau, Alaska. Telephone 6
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] STEAMER MOVEMENTS f
NORTHBOUND ,
i Ql'KEX Ik 4tio- to Sunday |
: morning. j j
SCHEDULtD SAILINGS
RSTEHKTH will sail for ,Sitka
anti way ports at 11 o'clock
| to*) arrow night,
j PRINCESS CHARLOTTE sched
uled to sail from Vancouver
at 9' o'clock- tonight.
ADMIRAL .EVANS scheduled to I
| sail froafn^Renttlu tomorrow
morning at 9 o’clock.
| ALASKA scheduled lo sail from | j
j Seattle July 21.
| l’lUNCESS LOUISE scheduled to
sail from Vancouver July 21
at 9 p. ni.
| MAIL UOAT GEORGE JR aails | j
from Juneau for Petersburg aud | j
I wayports next Saturday noon. 1
SOUTHBOUND
j ADMIRAL ROGERS scheduled | ]
| ' soutuuound At N i’clo 1. i<>
j night.
ALAMEDA Is scheduled south
bound about Saturday, perhaps.
JEFFERSON scheduled south
hound tomorrow noon.
PRINCESS ALICE scheduled to
sail southbound Friday morning
| at 8 o’clock.
ADMIRAL WATSON Is scheduled id
, aouthhound July 20.
1-fT—-i\
PASSENGERS FILL
JEFFERSON TO
CAPACITY SPACE
114 Aboard for Skagway—-j
Majority Making Round ;
Trip—In Port Last Night.
With round trip passengers filling
the first cabin passenger space to
capacity, steamer Jefferson, (apt.
Livingston, cauie in to Juneau at 7
o'clock last night from ihe south
and sailed about 10 o’clock for Skag
way. The Jefferson had only nin< j
passengers for. ports in the southern
district, there, being one passenger I
for Juneau. There are 111 passen
gers aboard for Skagway. the ma
jority making tile round trip.
The Jefferson will make a num
ber of cannery ^calls enroute north,
with supplies and will lake on fish
on the southbound trip.
The one passenger for this port
was C. A. Hell. No tickets were
Isold Northbound from Juneau on ac
count of there being no passenger
| space.
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WHERE IS CHARLES CUMMINS?
II. W. Davis of 111" Foate Ave.,
Ilellvue, Ky., is searching for the
I w hereabouts of his uncle. Charles
; Marou Cummin* of Pendleton. Co.,
i Ky., who left Soatttle, Wash., about
' 25 years ago for Alaska and has
j not been heard from since by bis
! relatives, lie is described as being
about 56 years of age. 5 ft. 7 in.
tall, gray eyes, brown hair aud dark
coniplexioncd, one thumb off and the
print of throe fork tines in the right
tom pie.
His mother, who Is S2 years of age.
would like to hear from her son be
fore she dies.
Mr.. Davis is in the Railway Mall
Service Postoffice Department at lb 11
enuo and would appreciate any in
lo cm at Ion concerning his uncle.
Fresh shipment Red Rock Cottage
Cheese. California Grocery. ndv
PRINCESS ALICE
HAS 21? ASOARD
ON SKACWAY TRIP
In Port Last Night from South
—Five Tour*' Parties
Aboard—South Friday
Steamer Princes* Alice, fnjh. Or
niiston, arrived in Juneau at fi
o'clock last night from ill i outli 1
with two days’ mail and me pas
sengers for Juneau and 21. passed
gers lor Skagway. Of lilts number j
115 are making the round- trip and j
the tethers will go in To Atlin orl
down tho river t> Dawson, returning I
on the next trip of the Alice. The |
boat will take oo over ltd) passen-j
gets who h it the ship and the |
Princess l.uuise on the last nirtlt ,
bound trips lo make a trip to th •
Interior. The Alice will sail south i
at S o'clock Friday morning.
There are five, tour parties aboard ,
th. Princess Alice from tho l nit oil j
States. Several ol tile lour con i
doctors i lime north lust year witti
parties.
Passengers arriving at Juneau
were: Airs. F. White. Mrs, E.
Coined) and child. Miss E. MtKay
and Miss R Newbury.
ODUNA DUE THIS WEEK
The. Alaska Steamship Company
freighter Odium, is due to arrive hero
Friday night or Saturday morning
with freight for tho channel. Tho
Oduna has 12.T tons for the Alaska
funean, 100 tons of coal for the
Fern me r Dock and US tons cf coal
for tile Pacific Coast Coal Company,
"he ship will also go into Port
Althorp with a cargo of coal.
(Continued on Page Two.)
SWEET, SAN
ITARY AND
SAFE
JUNEAU MUSIC
HOUSE PARLORS
Our ice cream may be
enjoyed by Baby as well
as Grandfather. ILa pure
constituents and even
texture make it easily
digested by the most
delieuto constitution.
To bo safe—buy your
ico cream at
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MEN AND WOMEN'S TAILORING
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Correct jn Styles, Fabric* and Fashion.
Foreign and Domestic Woolens in 6took.
F. W 6 L L A N D
* KXKCHABT TAIL01
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FOR WESTWARD ALASKA POINTS
I. I. “STARR” leaves Seward on the 10th of each month,
calling at all points as fax west as Unalaska.
SAN JUAN FISHING AND PACKING CO.,
W. I. WHITING, Agent, Seward, Alaska.
MAIL BOAT FOR PETERSBURG "AND WAY PORT*
rmprr ID Taku Harbor, Snettisham, Speel River, Sum
dam, Windham Bay.Uambier Bay.Pybus Bay,
Brother Island, Five Finger Station, Fanshaw. Leaves iaturday at
noon. Freight received until 10 A. M. Saturdays at City WiiarL
IT. O. Adams, ticket agent, City Wharf. Phones: Office, 23; res.
<044. Jacob Ottnes, Petersburg Agt. For Warm Springs Bay call
Agents. Leave for Warm Springs r.ay June 16 and June 30.
RAMSTXAD TRANSPORTATION CO
Leaves Mondays at 11 p. m. for Haines
Skagway and way ports.
Leaves Thursdays at 11 p. m for Sitka, *
stopninp at Tenakee Springs and other j
Ambassador inforroation^see^Ilave Honsel.
MAIL BOAT
FOR PRINCE RUPERT, VANCOUVER, SEATTLE
Leave Juneau Southbound—
PRINCESS LOUISE June 7. 22: July 6, 17, 27.
PRINCESS ALICE June 15. 29: July 10, 20.
PRINCESS CHARLOTTE July 24.
Round Trip Summer Tourist Tickets to all Eastern Points of
United States and Canada, on sale from May 15th to September
15th with final return limit, October 31st.
J. L. M'CLOSKEY, Agt., Juneau.
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ALASKA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
fAFETY — SEE VICE — IPXX1
SAILING SCHEDULE FOR JULY, 1923.
LEAVE
Seaulo
STEAMER
ALAMEDA .
NORTHWESTERN . June 23
JEFFERSON .June 21
ALASKA . June 30
ALAMEDA ....July 7
JEFFERSON .July 12
NORTHWESTERN .July 14
ALASKA .Inly 21
JEFFERSON .July 26
ALAMEDA .July 28
DT'E AT
Non.U
June 20
July 2
July 3
July 10
July 10
July 17
July 24
July 30
July 31
JT’NF ATT
-'OUt.'i
June .8
July
July
July
July
July
July
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
W. E. NOiVELL. Airent. Juneau; Phone 2.
L. W. KILBURN. Aecnt. Douglas; Phone Douglas 49.
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SERVING RL/1SM
RggularJij and J)ependah.jy
>P 1 DUB AT JUNEAll
Steamer— Leave Seattle North South
J-nnERS . July 11 V July 15 July IS
WATSON ... July SS
QUEEN .July 18 July 22 July SI
EVANS .July 1!) July 22 Atlg. 4
ROGERS .July 25 July 29 Aug. 1
Freight &ud Tieget Office—Anw»®«• nrw
J. H. KLINE.
3H F. ALEXANDER. PRESIDENT!
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