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Newspaper
The Daily Alaska Empire
Location
Juneau, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1925
Page
6
Announcement states closing times for amas and oe advertisements, 2 PM and 11 AM respectively. Rates are ten cents per line for first insertion and five cents for subsequent insertions, with about five average words per line.
For sale a Gitson Cutter described as ready for use. Prospective buyers may view it at Tiome Grocery or call 13s for details on price and pickup.
Havike June 22 reports the French steamer TLasaivoise delayed for New York by desertion of about 200 crew members. The entire crew aboard deserted amid tension after the Sailors Union secretary sailed, triggering a stoppage that postpones the voyage.
Northbound steamers include YUKON due 7:10 tomorrow forenoon and PRINCE RUPERT from Vancouver June 24. QUEEN and PRINCESS ALICIA are scheduled to sail from Seattle and Vancouver respectively on June 24. Several vessels from Seattle and Vancouver announce upcoming departures in late June and early July. Southbound sailings note ALASIOA MUNCRSS LOUISE and ADMIRAL ROGERS with varying times, and ALAMEDA and ADMIRAL WATSON expected to sail midweek or near July 4.
Final proof testimony on homestead entry serial 05878 for forest List 8 10 in Survey 160 New Series 1475 by Harry A Pryde and witnesses Ilose Malley and William T Douglas all residents of Juneau filed in Anchorage Alaska. If no protest is filed in the local land office by August 15 1925 final proof will be accepted and final certificates issued. Kepister first publication May 13 1925 Gast publication July 15 1925.
The Alaska Steamship Company liner Princess Louise, 277 aboard, arrives from the south with 83 tourists on Sunday. Capt. Jerry Flynn sails north to Skagway, Haines and Sitka, carrying 1200 tons of cargo including 10 tons of coal. Among passengers are a West Virginia group of 28. others from Seattle bound for Ketchikan. Northbound Admiral Rogers departs Juneau with 107 round trip passengers and 802 tons freight for Skagway and Sitka, returning Wednesday. The two ships host tours, glacier visits, and dances for travelers in bright Juneau weather.
The motorship Virginia IV under Captain Tuy Bayers arrived in Juneau at 7:30 p.m. from Chicagoft and wayports. Passengers listed include John Sve H L Blake Mrs J Ley and children Harry Johns tone KR Tl Burns from Chicagoft Ernest Vonaico from 16 Nido John Sheppard from Port Althorp J W McGee and E O Goebel from Hoonul Reverend Beek.
The mail and passenger boat Estebeth under Captain J. D. Davis reached port early this morning from Sitka and wayports. Passengers for Juneau included Mrs. M Leer and Frank Black from Killisnoo, E Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. J Tritt and Mrs. Towman from Tenakee, Ben Wright and J Shuskin from Funter.
Tomorrow tides show high tide at 1:44 a.m. with 16.2 feet and low tide at 8:18 a.m. A second high tide occurs at 2:42 p.m. with 14.4 feet and a low tide at 8:24 p.m.
John Barrett who was injured in an automobile accident a week ago yesterday has recovered sufficiently to leave St. Ann hospital where he was confined for medical care and is about town today. He suffered severe injuries to his left shoulder. A modern six story fireproof concrete hotel Hotel Zynida advertises.
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