THE EMPIRE
IS THE MEDIUM
Through which the genera
public can alwftjt have it*
araftta mpplied.
Cloting time for olaMiSad
adrarti amenta: S t. X.
Cloting time for di»play ad
rerjjiettenta: 11 A. M.
Ten oenti par line trat in
•ertion.
Fire oante for rabaaqnent in
•ertion.
&Vtot let aremga word* to
theline
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FOR SALE
IT)R SALE—REASONABLE: CHAP
■ ados Home on Kennedy Street.
Ptione or ceil at St. Ann's Hos
pital between 5 atid 7 p. ■no.
■lift !■>■*»
FOR SiAJUE — HOY’S BICYCLE.
Must be sold by eight o'clock
Wednesday Night. 122 Second 8t.
mmm
Ft*
SAKE—SUNNY'-tiUDS WASH
lug Machine, as good as new.
Rhone 1473.
FOR SALE—HIGH Cl^ABS BREED
nlg gtock ot the Samlda Island
4ti*oln of the Bine Fox family for
•ale at $300 and upward per pair.
p«lts of this strain have brought
tlrt* highest prices ever paid for
Blue Fbxes on the London Mar
I*. They havo been bred up
{ard for 25 years and lead the
ofld. Ibach * Co. Hoonah or
H.-O. Box 76T Juneau, Alaska.
FOh BALE - AUTO KNITTER,-J
finder. furniture and fruit jars,
‘•jramapbone and records. Apply
401 Bevyard St.
FOR SAJjE — 4 ROOM MODERN
house with basement,; furnished
or Unfurnished; garden, fine view
Price 'Very reasonable; terms If
desired. Phone 131)4.
fYHt SALE—Potful of herring for
holjitlt bait Auk Bay. 2000 barrels
injfcftd.
Dae boat ‘'Kitty.” Wm. S.
ItdwRldt Auk Bay Cannery.
PICARD — Write for sam
f‘^Washington plaster wall
won’t warp, won’t burn. Mfd.
lb g ton Building Products
Marginal Way, Seattle.
i*r ii <i
: - FOR RENl
BENT -222 Gasllneau
T.-jj* Sharlck.
FOB RENT AFTER JtJi^E 15—5
roojn furnished house near Wire
\ Jess SttRidn. Phone 221 or 1403
" I isf
4 AND 6 BOOM FURNISHED
tpdrtmphls for rent. 421 Vi> E.
XtM St., Phone »04.
jRENT.—•McKanna House on
Tift.Street. ’Telephohe 387.,
FOR RENT — 4 room furnished
Rat one block from Gastineau
Phage 2*1.
t
At
Rf»R RENT—4 rooms and private
bath, steam heated and elegantly
tfiipnlehed. Inquire Office Wlndgor
AP.tg.
UNFURNISHED HOUSE for rent:
iQur rooms and bMth; just tinted
nt pafntrd -interior, inquire Lucas,
Bsbtwnd* Bank.
PHONOGRAPH for rent. Phone
in, ■ . -,
* ^IANO FOR RgKT—Phone 143.
' V«" .< room furnished house
Via Montgomery Davie. Phone 3 OR.
4
I
wanted
BOAT WAN*i»—THE DEEP SEA
Salmon Co. wants to charter a
’goodaixty of sixty-Rye toot gas
Wait, with forty to sixty horse
power engine*--about Juno ?Otly
Bbgt must be equipped with Wlnelt
slid rigging to brat! and must
. haVe hold and deck capacity foi
ajiout 18,000 mixed Rah. Oaptalr
and Engineer with boat preferred
Communicate with Geo. F. Pw
WANTED—4 MEN EOIf (fENERAL
Apply Juneau
cannery fT~
HkiHwhre1 Co,
»»». \
iiijtwi®,' DO YOUR OVvA HEM
StCcblngand pieotlngs. Attach -
ertt Sts' ahy machine. Sent cbl
. ieot.lU.&O, 'WanfedL Colo
rado Attachment Co., Rot 2210
DOntAr, Colo.
4&F3S
a bargain In-Wat-clae
tk*m
ly Os.
anyone who vmati
;t-class used ears,
to j^he Alaska Auto &
Terms. ‘
MISCELLANEOUS
"cArD READING at Tftt Wee't 8th
t, bn Tide Plata, x . jf
PaS^HST—c« ae and hare youi
tnne told from your hand. Work
triage and the futun
212 Front St.
ED ADS nud deelrabH
Warden. If yon are prepared to ken
boarders (t Is impoftgbt that you
abemd' ksbw bow and when to dac
the mtesffied ads--for they affoid
Ftit’tWfkteane Jor making the busk
mm PAY, Try the Empire,
i pt' - - W ' 0* [ _r otwi'n*,1 ■»- w-ter
ays • 7\. ■ . » ■
AND H£& JPALS Now It's Up to Ash to Feed "Herj
I-*
Bp CLIFF S
Tcppcrr
UH.'fcR, -ALICE VfcHJ
LOOK AjlCE EaJOUEH
TO EAT.jJ |
Qllv
eoy. |
QUICK. UWK. LEaJU me The
PRICE OF TEA FOR Tvx/©!
m
BLOCKADED
Every Household in Juneau Should
Know How to Resist It.
If your back aches because the
kidneys are blockaded,
You should help the kidneys with
their work.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially
| lor weak kidneys.
Recommended by thousands —
! here’s convincing testimony,
j Mrs. Kmma Wilkinson. 1207 Main
|St.. Oregon City, Ore., say?: “I used
Doan's Kidney Pills for back and
kidney trouble and received relief.
I believe Doan'S are an excellent
{kidney remedy and sun glad to en
dorse *pnd recommend them for the
lasting benefit they Rave me."
j (Statement given April 4, 1**13.)
i On April 20, 1020, Mrs. Wilkin
son said: "I iRladly confirm ull I
said in favor of Doan’s Kidney Pills.
I Doan's helped me when I used them
1 anil I know they are Just as good
as represented.”
Price fSOe, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—
get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the fame
that Mrs. Wilkinson had. Fostcr-Mil
burn Co., Mfrs., Iluffalo, N. Y.
LOST AND FOUND
IliOST—BROWN LEATHER PURSE,
j Pleaac return to Empire. Reward.
j LOST ON GLACIER HIGHWAY,
Ltlger Pistol and Holder. Finder
notify Barney Rosselle and claim
roward.
LOST — TlTE~PARTY" WHO TOOK
Coaster Wagon from the front of
Hall’s Candy Store please return
or ho prosecuted, tvs the party i
know’n. T. E. Hall.
i FOUND — lU'NCil OK KEYS ON
' ring, Cold Creek Hill. Inquire
I Empire.
Bargain hunters always read The
fjiplres classified columns.
FOR RENT—Apartments
1 FOR RENT_Cosy and comfort
able fuVnished jcc.-Urti apartments
for housekeeping or single rooms;
all newly tinted and renovated,
throughout; including light, linen,
baths, telephone service, maid serv
ice; ovary convenience possible for
housekeeping. All outside rooms.
{Rates from $10 up.
j JUNEAU and SEAVIEW
! APARTMENTS Phone 286.
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CUFF APARTMENTS
On the cliff next to the court
house — ?, 3, 1 room apart
jn*nis, fully furnished for
housekeeping. Clean and re
spectable. Suitable for small
families, ladles or »gentleinen.
Includes linen, lights, baths,
•to. Telephone service. Rates
reasonsible. I
.aaaataiiaBiaaiiiiiiiiiiimiiiii:::iiimnia.
iimmmiiimiiimimiiimmiiiiiiimun.
ALL ABOARD
FOR
TENAKEE HOT
SPRINGS
SATURDAY, JUNE’S, 1923.
ALMA leave* Juneau at 12 Noon—
Call* af Douglas, Treadwell and
.1 > • Thane.
Arrive* at Tenakee at 7. P. M.
Leaves Tenakee at 4 P. M. Sunday,
arriving at Juneau 11 P. M.
You can dance at Snyder'* Hippo
drome Saturday Night.
MJRFORD’S ORCHESTRA
. ,'y .3~' 4 i:> •
HI Snyder assures yon a good room
and nlenty of good eats at
i naaoinable inices.
LET’S 00—Make your reservations
now as only a limited number
will be taken.
Tickets on sale at office of Juneau
'Perry and Navigation Co., Oastineau
Hotel, Zynda Hotel, Guy Smith,
Douglas.
Brinr*your lunch and we'll supply
the coffee and a round trip
ticket for $10.00.
Juneau Ferry & Navigation
Company '
thou*A v -Juneau, Alaska
SHIP SALVAGED BY COMPRESSED AIR.
SSSfT
lU BH
ICbgtpcejy^ air pontocnr. H
j
L i
as
A great rtep 'forward in submarine *alvpgi was puree? fully demonstrated off lxng Island when
the Codfit Chtnrd cutter Scatty, which trad Mon Converted from a 500-tbn Eagle boat, was rained from
a depth of 6n feet by means of coriipit - 3d-air poutoons. A Submarine trie tor was lowered alongside
the 200-fo't vt^el, and holes wer i drilled In t|)e hull. Then ttuiki, filled with water,jwere attached.
The water was blown otit hy cotmprerscd air and the vessel easily lifted to the eurface.
* STEAMER MOVEMENTS T
-'irt'- *o.t, njc , |
QUEEN schedulcl to nfriv1
1 Sunday.
Scheduled Sailings
| ESTEBETII will leave for t
■Sitka Tillin'lay, 11 i». m. • |
j MAlLJBOAT^GlaUUOK^U . sails, , j
| for Wtev^burg and way ports i'
next Battird'ay noon.
ADMIRAL WATSON1 scheduled 1
'to sail, .from, Seattle, at !» }-J
o'clctt k't ojnrtft'ow moramg. - * '
j ALAjSd^A .scheduled .to sail ’from ,
!\ Seattle Juno 0, !) a. ill. |
PRINCESS ALICE scheduled to ;
sail from Vancouver June 1) . j
at 9 p. iu.
Southbound I 1
| ALAMEDA t(ua southbound j j
tomorrow morning about 10 j
o'clock.
' JEFFERSON southbound tomor- , 1
row morning at 8 o'clock. ; ,
PRINT ESS LOUISE (lue south
,bound tomorrow morning at 8 !'
o’clock.
ADMIRAL ROGERS southbound
at ti o’clock tomorrow after- ,
noon. , >•
; ADMIRAfL EVANS dne south- ,
| bound about June 10.
NORTHEASTERN due south
bound June 13
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TWENTY - FOUR
ABOARD QUEEN
_ y
iSEATTIjE, June 6.—Steamer Qneen
sailed for South eastern Alaskan
ports at it o'clock this morning with
232 passengers, the following for Ju
neau: J. U- Houston, Mrs. W. S.
Sci.tt, C. A. liuckharcU, W. O. Coutre.
iS. K. Jogepson, Walter SCO it, Jr.,
J\. D. OXTonnor, W. J- J trim son,
George T). Beaumont and wife, R.
Kuuptnc, Walter H. SeoiJ, H. VI.
Waller ar.tl wlfa, E- Moort.nul, Mrs.
A. V. Colleen, Harold Purbaugh, Mrs.
■M. Hurt, Mrs. J. Purbaugh and flv '
steerage.
may Improve
UPPER YUKON
•..
. ./i .
JMWSON, June Q..—The Provin
cial Government la considering a
scheme to improve ^transportation
and insure deeper water to prolong
the open rearm on the tipper Yu
j kon. For tin1 past several weeks
! MiglncersT have been visiting WhVte
| horre examining the lakes and
j St reams. The scheme Is being formu
lated to itfepeund water in the nar
! row not kit of the Yukon above
' Whitehorse and release them later
I in the v.ottron and flood the shoals
and washout the sand bare. It is
understood the engineers view the
plcnE favorably so fur.
Tomorrow will he steamer day in
Juneau, with all ships sailing South.
. Tho steamors Jefferson and Prin
ces 3 l.uuise will arrive here early in
'the morning, leaving at 8 o'clock,
the Alamodu Is duo southbound'iit
110 a. m. and the Admiral hogers will
j arrive at 3 o'clock in the afternoon
Land' saiivtsouth at . ti... o'ckx k in the
Vmfifcg., ' _
FIVE MASTED
BARKENTINE
IS IN PORT
Phyllis Comyjn Arrives Last
Night itr Tow Tugboat
for Lumber Cargo.
“Yo! Ho! Arut "a battle of rum";
\V ide-eyed y f^Mstcrs mid many
wondering gro\vi-hjni were. surprit cd
this morning' they saw a five-1
tnastjjd 1^!rk,uiUrm lying at the end
of City -ill i at world I
a pirate ship Pittance days. But]
closer investigation showed it to be|
the sailing vrsserl Phyllis Comyn of
the TV. L. C'otnyn Company of San
FVanclsco, here to tako on a cargo of'
lumber from the Juneau Lumber Mills
over the seas ta Adelaide, South
Australia.
The Phyllis Coytun. Capt. O. A.
Daoworiu in charge, .-arrived here
last ndght at 11,: 30 o’clock In tow
ot the tughoat Sea Monarch, of the
Llllico Tug & Baf'gs Company of
Seattle, from Winslow, Wash., mak
ing the trip nfctth in five days.
Clear weather was. experienced on
the entire trip.
Thc> Phyllis Comyn is 320 feet
lout 46 f cot ben in, 22 feet depth
1,1*1 teas net and 2,300 tons gross
It draws 286 feci when, loaded full
and makes 12 knots when under full
wtih Tho vessef has Hve hatches
and a lumber capacity for 1,800,000
feet, and carries a ballast of 750 tons.
Tho ballast is sand and pebbles and
is being distritSated over the entire
hold today to be ready for the*1 lum
ber cargo. ^
The only engines aro a steam en
gine for driving the two winches
for loading theyimssel and a gas en
gine for hoisting'the sails.
Tho only r ahiu &i«ico, except the
engine covers, is in tho bow and aft.
Tlie officers' quarters are aft ansi
tho gall'ias and quarters for the crew
are in tho how.
The vosael i3 steered by a wheel
outside, aft.
Tice Phyllis Comyn la a sister ship
of the Anna CWuyn;. which took a
lumber shipment from Ketchikan last
summer. /
The Phyllis Comyn • commands a
crew of 16 men. A cre:wr of about 12
longshoremen from Juneau will be
used to load the lumber. Captain
IMeweritz said. The vessel will be lu
i port about five weeks, when the tug
I Sea Monarch will take it through
'Chatham 'Straits to the ocean, from
(where it will sot salt for a three
months' ■voyago' to Australia.
The vessel will bo loaded from the
! third hatch, the lumber being dis
I tributeil in the hqld. A cargo of aiw
prokiniately 1.7011,900 board feet will
be shipped by the local mill. /
After bringing the Phyllis Comyn
into port the Sea Monarch. Captain
O. Beaton, left Juneau atv 3 o'clock
this.jnorning. 'e^ipake the tijdeo at
Wrangell SVrr^wt^m route to St*
attle. The 'tug js. 150 feet long and
has WOO HJVC! Captain A- H.
Thompson is pilot oh the boat and
L^ H. Bonham. JfljMhdhi
'tut
& llarge Company, is making the
round trip on the ship.
(Captain Thompson was pilot aboard
Armour's-yacht which cruised in Al-i
n.skai waters a few years ago, spend-1
ing a short time in Onstin :tu O.ian
ncl.
Tides Tomorrow
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Hisfh tide
l>ow tide
High tido
Ixrw itido
T: 3t> a. m. 11.4 feot i
1: 3S a, m. ^.li feet;
8:2t! p. m. 13 6 feet |
1:46 p.m. 3.® feet!
STEAMER ALASKA IS
NOW AT SEATTLE;TO !
SAIL ON SATURDAY
iSEATTIjE, June 6.—Tlie new |
steamer Alaska, built at the Todd!
Shipyards in Tacoma, for the Alaska j
Steamship Company, arrived here lutei
yesterday afternoon to go into com-;
mission. The steamer will leave here
next Saturday morning on her maiden!
trip to Alaska- ' !
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JOHN E. BALLA1NE IS
on his Way westward
That construction work will begin!
on a pulp and paper plant at Seward:
in the near future is the belief of.
Col. John E. Bill la ine, of Seattle,
founder ot (Seward, who visited in Ju
neau yesterday -while_^he Northwest
ern was in port. “The construction
of a fish ladder that will meet tho|
requirements of the -Bureau of Fish
eries to permit salmon -to go tip the;
Kr-aal iliver beyond the proposed;
■dam," said Colonel Ballaine, “is all
th*t stands between the pramoterss
and the consummation of the in
dustry. The plans for the (fish lad
der have been agreed upon and the
cost $100,000, has been arranged for,”
he said.
Picks Harding and McAdoo
Colonel .Ballaino discussed national
politics freeAy yesterday. A Republi
can himself, he laclmes. very strongly
j toward the n*oro rad teal element in
1 Ch* potty. He believes, however, that
I 1 “readout Harding will probably be
j renominated “because he has the or-,
ganixation.” He thinks the Demo-!
cents would surely win the election if
they would nominate Henry Ford, but,
believes McAdoo will get the nomina
tion, ‘(and," he adds; “he • is very
strong with the people.”
“TViflwportrtUou rates and not ‘in
tertocking •bureaus’ is what Is hold
ing beak the development ot Alaska,”
declared Colonel Ballaine.
Colonel Ballaine expects ta be In
Alaska' for not leas tbadi two .months,
and will go over the railroad, up the
Susftna and into several mining dis
tricts
ADMIRAL WATSON DUE
,T0 SAIL TOMORROW
(SEWFPLp, June 6—-Steamer Ad
miral WaC'jm is scheduled to Hail for
Soutlmastern and Southwestern Al
askan ports tomorrow morning at !>
o'clock. The steamer will have about j
1*0 passengers.- Earl Rossman has
been booked for Juneau.
TOR BOB VCRHXrs AUTO
PHONE 267 Anytime. Seven passen
ger ear. Comfort and Safety, stand
taext to Boston Store. ' ‘ —adr
■ ;u . •>,* i.' „ '•*»«>’ ,.
MAIL BOAT for Petersburg and way por»
rPnBni? W Taku Harbor, Snettisham, a peel River, Sum*
UtUnuC, JA. dum, Windham Tlay.Gambier Bay.Pybus Bay,
Brother Island, Five Finger Station, Fanshaw. Leaves Saturday at
noon. Freight received until 10 A. M. Saturdays at City Wharf.
II. O. Adams, ticket agent, City Wharf. Phones: Office, 23; ret.
4044. Jacob Ottnes, Petersburg Agt. For Warm Springs Bay call
Agents. Leave for Warm Springs Bay June 16 and June 30.
RAMSTEAD TRANSPORTATION CO.
1 ■ 'a™ ■ " i. . i , ——<■—
MAIL BOAT
ESTEBETH
leave* Monday* at 11 p. m. for Halim,
Skagway and way porta.
Leave* Thnredays'at 11 p. m. for UitkA,
■topping at Tenakee Spring* and other
way port*.
For information see Dave Honael,
Phone 444.
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FOR PRINCE RUPERT, VANCOUVER, SEATTLE
Leave Juneau Southbound—
PRINCESS LOUISE June 7, 22; July 6, JY, r27.
PRINCESS ALICE June 15, 26; July 10, SO.
Round Trip Summer Tourist Tickets to all Eastern Polnte Of
United States and Canada, on sale from May lSth to September
16th with final return limit, October 31st.
J. L. M’CLOSKET, Agt., Juneau. DAVE EVANS, Agt., Thane.
I
ALASKA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
SAFETY — SERVICE — SMI
SAILING SCHEDULE FOR JUNE, 1923.
LEAVE HUE AT Jl.'.VKAU
STEAMER Seattle Njiih So ill ; ■
ALAMEI>A .May 26 .May 29 June 7
JEFFERSON .May 31 June 5 June 7
NORTHWESTERN .June 2 June 5 June 13
ALASKA .June 9 June 12 June 21
JEFFERSON ......Junel4 June IS June 20
ALAMEDA .June 16 June l9 June 28
NORTHWESTERN ..June 23 June 26 July 4
JEFFERSON .June 28 July 2 July 4
ALASKA ..June 30 July 6 July 13
W. *E. NOWELL. Agent. Juneau: Phone 2.
L. W. KILBURN. Agent. Douglas: Phone Douglas 49.
SERVING (1L 4SM
’^es^ut^r/c/ and Qepf>ndab y
'St
DUE AT JUNEAU ^
Leave Seattle North
Steamer— ,
QUEEN .
AD. ROGERS .May 30 June 3
AD. EVANS .
QUEEN .June 6 June 10
AD. WATSON .June 7 June 10
May K»
June 8
June if
June >4
Freight ana Ticket Office—ADMIRAL DOCK
J. H. KLINE, Agent—Phase 4.
Pacific Coastwise Jerviee
IHK ALEXANDER. PRESIDENT
HOTEL ZYNDA
Strictly modsm in eiery respect, including
v elevator service.
Rates Reasonable.
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