THE EMPIRE
U THE MEDIUM
Through which the general
public can always hare it*
WMto supplied. ....
Closing time for classilsd
advertisements: 2 P M.
CJoeing time for display ad
vertisements: 11 A. M.
Ten oenta per line flret in
sertion.
Five oente for subsequent in
sertion.
Count five average word* to
the Unr
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FOR SALE_
1X)U SALK — A1'TO KNITTER, 31
cylinder. furniture and fruit jars.:
granniphone and records. Apply
*10 Seward St.
I<V>K SAiLE — * ROOM MODERN
house wit31 basement; furnished
or unfurnished; garden, fine view.1
Price very reasonable; terms if
desired. Phone 1304.
FOR SALE—SIX PAIRS OF KINK
Samida Island strain liiue Foxes
if or pen breeding; will uarjn . *.■<?
they will breed in pen if our in
structions. are followed. i’rice
$500 per pair. Ibach K- r
Hnon&h or i’. O. Rox 707, Juneau,
Alaska.
FOR SALK—linASONAHl/E: C’ilAP
ados Home on Kennedy Street.
Phone or call at St. Ann’s Hos
pital between f> and 7 p. in.
FOR SA[.F""TroTsKI(Oi;r)“FI!R
niture and FVird car in excellent
condition. Piione Dave Evans,
Thane 0.
TOIt SALE—Potful or honing for
halibut bait Auk Bay. 2000 barrels
in pond. Gas boat "Kitty. ’ rn. S.
Howard, Auk Bay Cannery.
FOR SALE—Oakland car. Engine
Jnst gone over, good condition, lots
of power; guod equipment. New
ttcceeearios. Call Bnrford s Corner.
WALL BOARD — Write for sam
hi. of Washington plaster wall
ftfcfd; Won't warp, won’t burn. Mfd.
by7 WMhington Building Product*
Co., f§61 E' Marginal Way. Seattle.
FOR REN1
’and
6 MOOM FURNISHED
apartments for rent. 4 21 Vi E.
7(ii St.. Phone 2004.
FOR RENT—MCKanna House on
7tb Street. Telephone 387.
FOR KENT — Marsnall apart
ments, 4 rooms ami bath, freshly
tinted, new linoleum and rugs. Also
sfsfle rooms and steamheated apart
ments for light housekeeping. Phone
*31.
pMt KENT — Nicely furnished
cabins $5 a month. Call Mrs. Hogan.
Phone 28C, Juneau Apartments.
FOR RENT — 4 room furnished
tat one block from Qastlneuu
Phone 221.
FOR RENT—4 rooms and private
bath, steam heated and elegantly
furnished. Inquire Office Windsor
Apts.
" UNFURNISHED HOUSE for rent: j
Four rooms and bath; Just tinted
and painted interior. Inquire Lucae,
Behrends Bank.
PHONOGRAPH for rent. Phone
141.
PIANO FOR RENT—Phone 14 3.
New 6 room furnished house
Mrs. Montgomery Davis. Phone 306.
WANTED
WANTED—4 MEN FOR GENERAU
cannery work Apply Juneau1
Hardware Co.
LADIES, DO YOUR OWN HKM
stltcbing and picotings. Attach
ment fits any machine. Sent col
lect $2.60. Agents wanted. Colo
rado Attachment Co., Box 2210,
Denver, Colo.
WANTED
IF YOU KNOW anyone who wants
a bargain in first-class used cars,|
send them to the Alaska Auto & j
Supply Co. Terms.
MISCELLANEOUS
CUD RBAD1NQ *1 III WM Itl
At., on Tide Flats.
PALMIST—Vo ae and have your
fijfftaae told from your hand. Work,
boa!nets, marriage and the future
taTMold- *12 Front 8t.
>PT"
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND — CHOKER FUR-NECK-1
’ Iplece In Baseball Park Sunday.
^Inquire Empire.
LOST
A
A BANK BOOK WITH
Wash., stamped on the in
side. The bank 'book contained
sixteen dollars in bills and 7 or
*8' pictures. Dost between City Cafe
and Mendenhall. Finder please
return to this office and receive a
reasonable reward.
0)4 bandies or newspapers nt the
POLLY AND HER PALS
j
It Is Still a Matter of Doubt.
By CLIFF STERRETt
Something
That vmsjud
TICKLE:
PG\.LV "PiaJk'
y'UHDERSTA/J©.
ASK
DO^lT
ME, MIKE.
PU/slK
Picker:
PERHAPS YOU Ki/^1 SUGGEST
/v suitable present Ft?R
X2lM6 LAC>y Sir
RECORD OF BREAK-UP
OF ICE AT DAWSON
For 2S ye irs toe people of Dawson
Slave watched the ice beenk up each
spring and .mad ' a record of tin
hour and inInirtThis year'll broke!
at 9:20 a. in.. May 10. Th ■ e.,rites', I
break-up odeum-d in 1916, May it.!
at 10:03 a. in. Ill 1913 it brc-ke May)
3, bo:. at 5:3.3 p. m. The latest hr-eik
up took iplaee in 1920, May IS. May
11 has been the favorite date 'for
the break-up, it having oct-ivred six
'times on that (late: 1902, 1909, IMS
and 1919.
The 28 years' record follow.::
1896 .May 19. 2:33 p- m.
1S97 . May 17, 6:30 p. in.
1898 . May 8, 8:13 p. in.
jlX'.iii . . May 17, 4:10 p. ill
1900 ... Maj 8, 0:00 a. in.
JPOI . May 14, 4:13 p. in.
1902 May 1), 8:43 p. in.
1903 May 13, 11:38 a. m.
1!iii4 May 7, 9:44 a. in.
1903 . May 10, 5:21 a. in
1906 May 11, 7:43 a. m.
1907 . May 5, 0:32 p. m
1908 May 7, 3:27 p. in.
1909 . May 11, 9:46 p. in.
1910 . May 11, 4:06 p. m.
1911 . May 7, 12:27 p. ui.
1012 . May !*, 10:03 p. in.
1913 . May 14, 5:11 p. m
1914 . May 10, 9:11 a. m.
1915 . May 3, 5:55 p. in
1910 . May 3, 10:03 a. m
1917 . May 15, 2:00 a. m.
1918 . May 11, 9:43 a. m.
1919 . May 10-11, midnight
1920 ... . May 18, 7:43 p. m.
1921 ."May 12, 12:43 p. m
1922 . May 14, 11:29 a. m
1923 . May 10, 9:20 a. nt.
MORT. ATKINSON MARRIES
Mort E- Atkinson, pioneer of Nome
and for a dozen years engaged in
the poultry 'business at Lake Forrest,
near Seattle, waa recently married
In Seattlo to Mrs. Jlcesie Muiffley of
that city.
FOR RENT—Apartments
POE RENT_Cozy and oomfort
»ble furnished modor* apartments
For housakecping or single room*;
ill newly tinted and renovated
hroughout; Including light, linen.
Daths, telephone service, maid serv
ice; every convenience possible for
housekeeping. All outside rooms,
rtatea from $10 tip.
JUNEAU and SEA VIEW
APARTMENTS. Phone 288.
CLIFF APARTMENTS
I On the cliff next to the court
| house — 2, 3, 4 room apart
| mm In. fully iiirnlshcd for
, housekeeping. Clean and re
| spoctable. Suitable for small
! families, ludtes or gentlemen.
| Includes linen, lights, baths,
I etc. Telephone service. Rates
I reasonable.
ALL ABOARD
FOR
TENAKEE ROT
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 Tenakte at 4 P. M. Sunday,
arriving at Juneau 11 P. M.
You can dance at Snyder's Hippo
drome Saturday Night.
BURFORD’S ORCHESTRA
Ed Snyder assures you a good room
and plenty of good eats at '
reasonable prices.
LET'S 60—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, Zynd* Hotel, Guy Smith,
Douglas.
Bring your lunch and we’ll supply
the coffee and a round trip i
ticket for $10.00.
Juneau Ferry & Navigation
Cnnpaa*
Phone 6 Juneau, Alaska
''iiMyinniiiiiimiMiHmw
* MARINE NEWS V
|
| STEAMER MOVEMENTS '
t Northbound
ADMIRAL ROGERS is flu? to
arrive here tomorrow night or
Sunday morning. ;
JEFFERSON uch duled to ar
rivo about Monday night or
Tuc day morning.
Scheduled Sailings
| ESTEBETH will leave for i
■S-kogway 11 p. :n. Monday.
| MAIL BOAT GEORGE, JR , sails |
I for I’etowburg and way ports j
tnawiTinv noon.
PRINCESS LOUISE scheduled \
l i all from Vancouver at 9
o'clock, tonight.
NORTHWESTERN scheduled to
• aL! front Seattle tomorrow at
!l a. m.
\ QUEEN scheduled to sail from
Seattle June (i, 9 a. m.
1 ADMIRAL WATSON scheduled
to sail from Seattle June 7. j
ALASKA scheduled to sail Limn
Seattle June 9, 9 a. ni.
PRINCESS ALICE scheduled to ;
sail from Vancouver June 9
at 9 p. m.
Southbound j
I ALAMEDA duo southbound !
| about June 7.
i ADMIRAL EVANS due south
J bound about Juno In. ^
NEVfALASKA
BE TURNED
OVER JUNE 4
STATTLE. Juno 1.—The Alaska
Steamship Company officials an
nounced today that the new steamer
Alaska, being completed at the Todd
shipyards in Tacoma, will be turned
over ito Iho company formally here
next Monday,
'Capt- J. G. No I'd -will be in coni
mand of the steam or when sho starts
on her maiden trip to Alaska, sail
ing from here June 9.
ONLY GOING TO SEWARD
The Alaska will go north as far
ns Seward only on its maiden trip to
Alaska, according -to advices received
today by AVillis K. Nowell, local
agent. No reason is given for the
ship not being scheduled to An
chorage.
For good printing phone 374
Senator Moses Still
Opposes League.
pC-nC
H
Ho
y «*■
. ..—it
United States Senator George II.
I Moses, of Concord, New llamp
l shire, who has recently returned
■ from a tour of Europe, is more of
; an “irreconcilable" than ever in
' his tight against,American pratirt
j iiatlon in the rfeagtle of Nations.
He will lead the fight in the Sen
ate against President Harding’s
endeavor to put America in the
AVorld Court.
KETCHIKAN MAN DIES IN
MORNINGSIDE SANITARIUM
Peter Watson, formerly of Ketchi
i Iran, died at the Mornlhgside Sani
j tariuin on May 24 and was buried
i in Riverview Cemetery, according to
1 advices recciv.nl at the office of
i Clerk of Court. He rwas committed
I to tho sati'it triuin from Ketchikan
| abont five years ago.
i (Herbert Rhodes, committed to
i Mbrningside from Ketchikan Hast
( January, was discharged from the in
I st Hutton ow being completely reco*
jerod. He has returned to his ho-me
, in New York.
Order your fresh killed, hens and
| springs early as only a limited
number will bn killed. ALASKA
MEAT COMPANY. adv.
Old p.ioers toi sale at Empire
I Empire Printing Company.
VICTORIA AT
SEATTLE ;FAST
VOYAGE SOUTH;
SEATTLE, June 1.—After a fast'
voyage direct from Seward, the!
stcumt:r Vie oriu arrived hero yes-;
terday afternoon and immediately
began preparing for the first llrring
S i voyage, sailing from hero June 3,j
The fn '.ghtor Lutouohe is scheduled;
to s di 1 r Nome and the Koizibuej
Sound district on June 13.
8-77-^-■
Tides Tomorrow
a-a
High ti l 2:39 a.m. 17.7 fret
Low tide . !>:12a. tn- —2.7 feet
High tkl * 3:43 p.m. 15.7 fee!
Low lido 9:25 p. in. 2.0 fort
FRANCES NOWELL ON
SCREEN AT PALACE
Mias Frances Now dll. daughter oil
Willis E. Nowell of tills city, smiledi
at Junea/u friends from the serpen
at tfiie Palace Theater last night.
The scene in which she appears is
the launching of the Alaska Steam
sh'ri Company's new passenger steam
er Alaska, at Tacoma recsntly. .Miss
Nowell ’is shown in a close-up and
as she christens the steamer, whcn|
it slips from the ways.
CORDOVA IN PORT
WITH FREIGHT CARGO
The Alaska fUeannsbip Company's
freighter Cordova, Captain Simpson,
arrived -in port ut 9:30 o’clock last
night from the South with a total
cargo of 137 tons «f freight for the
Channel. Tho ship discharged 31
tons at the Standard Oil Company
dock,’ 8fi tons at the Alaska-Juneau,
and 20 tons at 'the Juneau Lumber
Mills.
The Cordova will take on a cargo,
of 100 toil's of scrap iron at Thane
anil will sail south sometime this
aftr moon.
The ship is scheduled to sail from
Seattle on June 10 and the freighter
Redondo is scheduled to sail June
IS. Doth ships will make Ketchikan.
Juneau, Haim i an 1 cannery ports.
_ _ n _ I
Lost sometnm*» rou can get it
tack by using the “lauer and found i
'nliima of Tha^Eittoire
WHAT THE WORLD IS
AS SEEN BY POPULAR MECHANICS MAGAZINE©
rupils Uuilu Lite-sized bungalow
Within School
In the new Technical High School at
Omaha, Neb., tho pupils will bo giveu tlm
unique experience of building a complete
I 37 , ss/'
I - -
bungalow, ‘'life-sired” and ready for
occupancy, the entire construction taking
place within the high-school building
itself. Doors large enough to permit the
pupils’ structure to be moved out of the
building on rollcrsand disposed of for a
real home have been provided. Those
who are authorities on teaching at children
declare that this method of instructing
them arouses their interest a hundredfold
as compared with that they display in
building miniature houses and other
articles. The school is planned through
out on this Hfe-sized idea.
• • •
Sleeping Flowers Give Clew to
New Anesthetic
Florists’ complaints that carnations
curled up their petals and “went to sleep”
when idaced in some greenhouses, led to
the discovery iiLy new anesthetic. In
vestigating the drowsiness of the flowers,
it was discovered;that it was caused by
leaky fixtures pcriaiitting illuminating gas,
w hich contains »i jap* cent of ethylene, to
escape. The etlaptac caused the open
flowers to dose, 'll was only recently,
however, that 'Dr. A. B. Luckhardt and
.1. B. Carter tested^he effects of this gas
as an anesthetic at the University of Chi
cago, finding that it renders human beings
and animals un mscious pleasantly and
causes no bad after effects of any kind so
far as can be deti rmined. Recovery is said
to be rapid even after long administration.
; % • .
No Digger’ll a Minute
C * Vn+rv—d
M^or Clarence Howerton, Wh# WaiAl Only 17
Pounde and Standa Iff Inchea High, la BaHared
to Be the Smallcat Adult in tho World. He la
Shown Attempting to Poll a Track Load of
Oiante Whoee Combined Weight la About 1.000
Pounde. Tha frWtaQ I Peat 4 Inchon Toll,
~' ' ~ •*' 1 .fP1 4,\H5l|piP
Machine Cuts and Corea Grapefruit
A novel machine has been devised that
cores grapefruit and cuts it from the outer
rind, in a neat* clean manner and about
i bo done by hand.
The machine is
equipped with a
pair of curved
blades so ar
ranged that
when a crank is
turned, one of
them cuts tha
fruit just inside
the rind, and the
iround the center,
cutting out the corq. The half grapefruit
to be cut and cored' is held in place in a
cup-shaped holder below these knives.
Thus, by a simple twist of the wrist, the
grapefruit is ready to be served i» a
moment's time.
s a a
Retainer for Gasoline-Tank Cap -
The loss of gasoline-tank caps is a fra-,
quent occurrence, which, however, can
easily be prevented by means of the simple
attachment il
lustrated. One
end of a length
of wire is sol
dered to the cap;
the other end is
bent into a loop,
andaright-angie
head is made in
lh« center of
the wire* The loop at the end of tha wire,
must be a little toper than the opening ini i
tke gaeeha# tank, and fs sprung at rids inj I
FOR WESTWARD ALASKA POINTS
8. 8. “STARE” leave* Seward on the 10th of each month,
calling at all points as far we«t as Unalaska.
SAN JUAN FISHING AND PACKING CO.,
W. I. WHITING, Agent, Seward, Alaska.
MAIL BOAT for Petersburg and way ports—
rrnpri: ID Taliu Harbor, Snettishnm, Sped River, Sum*
ir.v i'UL dum, Windham Bay.Gambier Bay.Pybus Bay,
Brother Island. Five Finder 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 IB and June 30.
RAMSTEAD TRANSPORTATION CO.
Leaves Mondays at 11 p. m. for Balnea,
Skagway and way ports.
Leaves Thursdays at 11 j>. m. for Sitka,
■topping at Tenakee Springs and other
way ports.
For information see Dave Housel,
Phone 444.
1
FOR PRINCE RUPERT, VANCOUVER, SEATTLE
Leave Juneau Southbound—
PRINCESS LOUISE June 6, 22; July 6, "17, 27.
PRINCESS ALICE June 15, 29; July 10, 20.
Bound 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. DAVE EVANS, Agt., Thane.
ALASKA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
SAFETY — SERVICE — SPED
SAILING SCHEDULE FOR JUNE. 1923.
LEAVE DUE AT JINEAtT
STEAMER Seattle North South
ALAMEDA ......May 2G May 29 June !
JEFFERSON .May 31 June f< June !
NORTHWESTERN .Tunc 2 June 5 June 13
AIjASKA . ..June !t June 12 June 21
JEFFERSON .June 14 June 13 June 20
ALAMEDA .... June 16 June 19 June 28
Northwestern . .June23 Junc2« jmy 4
JEFEERSON . .June 28 July 2 July 4
ALASKA ..June 30 July 5 July 13
W. E. NOWELL. Agent Juneau: Phone 2.
L. W. KILBURN. Agent. Douglas; Phone Douglas 49.
MAIL BOAT
ESTEBETH
SERVING ALASKA
'fiZesfu/ar/t/ and \Qependab jj
Steamer
DUE AT JUNEAU
Leave Seattle North South
QUEEN . May 30
AT). ROGERS .May 30 June 3 June 8
AD. EVANS . June If
QUEEN .June 6 June 10 June 19
AD. WATSON .June 7 June 10 June 2t
Freight ana Ticxet Office—ADMIRAL. DOCK
J. H. KLINE, Agent—Phone 4.
Pacific Coastwise Jcrvice
W-ADMIRAL UNE
IH.P. ALEXANDER. PRESIDENT!
HOTEL ZYNDA
4
Strictly modern in eiery respect, including
elevator service.
Rates Reasonable.
MacKinnon, Prep.
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