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Newspaper
The Daily Alaska Empire
Location
Juneau, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
6
Classified ads close at 2 P M for general notices and 11 A M for display ads. Rates are ten cents per line for the first insertion and five cents for each additional line, with an average of five words per line.
Northbound sailings list Princess Alice Admiral Watson Etihad Elizabeth Alaska Yukon Henr Ivr Virginia II and more with times from Seattle Vancouver Sitka and others. Southbound notes Admiral Evans Pearson and others bound for Corky and Alaska with tentative dates in June and late June.
Seattle June 1 A fisheries patrol cruiser named Petrel departed with Ketchikan as base heading north to Southeastern Alaska. A diesel engine was installed here.
The halibut fishing vessel Norland is in port from Prince Rupert carrying 17000 pounds of halibut. The value was listed at 1.4 cents per pound.
The Reilef from Hoonah and the America First from Wlaglay are in port today.
The mail and passenger boat Eis tebeth under Captain J W Davis cleared port at 11 o clock last night bound for Skagwey Haines and way ports. Passengers include Thomas Dodson bound for Armalga Mrs M Carletrom for Haines and Frank Fremming for Jualin.
The last meeting of the Pioneers' Auxiliary will be held Wednesday evening at o'clock in Moose Hall. All members are requested to attend.
The Alaska steamship, Capt. Gav Nord, carrying 237 passengers, 476 tons of freight and two days mail, docked at 6:50 am then sailed at 9:15 am toward the west. It discharged 120 tons of freight at the local docks and carried 285 total aboard, including many cannery employees from several firms in Saw Mill Bay and Halibut Cove. Arrivals included Annie Vesoja and 17 others, with outbound travelers to Seward, Cordova, Valdez, Seldovia, and Yukon's coast. Several for Skagway and northern ports were aboard, with 12 first class and 3 steerage new arrivals at Juneau.
Steamer Princess Alice of the Canadian Pacific is due to arrive in Juneau tonight between 6 and 7 o clock on its 1925 northbound schedule. The ship carries 19 passengers for Juneau including several local students studying in the United States.
Dr W E Mulhollan has reopened his dental practice above the First National Bank in AdyV, offering general dentistry. The move marks a return to service for local patients seeking routine care and tooth restorations.
An old-time beauty remedy promises to darken gray hair with Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound. A druggist notes widespread use as a natural looking, easy to apply solution. dampen a comb and run through hair for gradual color restoration.
Officials at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston report on the condition of Secretary of War Joan Weeks following surgery for gallstones. The bulletin notes the chance of recovery versus death remains uncertain as doctors monitor his response to treatment.
The forecast lists tides for the next day with a high tide at 10 46 a m and a low at 4 39 a m. The afternoon high comes at 10 43 p m with a second low at 4 30 p m. Peak heights noted 0 7 and 2 0 respectively.
The steamship Jefferson under Captain Jock Livingston of the Alaska Steamship Company carried 161 tons of freight to Juneau arriving at 11 45 last night from Seattle. It sailed at 6 o'clock this morning for Skagway with no passengers aboard, destination the Midnight Sun tour from Whitehorse down the coast.
Juneau ferry schedule lists departures to Douglas Treadwell and Thane with multiple daily times. Freight accepted, Douglas only. Notes mark Saturday-only trips for Thane and other specific legs. Juneau Ferry & Navigation Company operates the routes.
Mrs Robert Coughlin accepts a position with Winter and Ponds taking the place of Mrs Selim Jackson who has joined her husband at the DuPont plant on Gastineau Channel. Jackson recently accepted a position with DuPont Company in ladies and children's hair cutting at Terrelly Lady.
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