FORMER KAISER
AND BRIDE NOT
EVENLY MATCHED
One Correspondent Says
Practically Split Up
Shortly After Wedding.
LONDON, Jan. L’6. — The Doom
correspondent of the Yorkshire New-;
pays that in ' spite of the elaborate
efforts to hide the truth. I discov
ered that the second marriage or
former Emperor William has been a
complete failure
"At the present time the couple
is living: apart. He is in one part
of the castle and his wife and linr
children are in another part.
"I am told that only a few weeks
sufficed to bring about the break
down."
A Reuter's correspondent, this
afternoon, however, denied there
was any trouble between William!
and his bride.
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VERDICT GIVEN
FOR UNION OIL
Jury Verdict Against C. W.
Young Company — New
Trial Will Be Asked lor.
After being out more than four
hours the jury in the suit cf the
I'nion Oil Company vs. C. \V. Yount?
Company last night returned a ver
dic tin favor of the plaintiff for ap
proximately $6,000 principal and in
terest which brings the total award
to approximtaely $8,000. If. 1.
Faulkner, attorney for the local
company, was today preparing to file
a motion for a new trial.
The plaintiff sought to recover
about $6,200 for alleged balance due
it for oil, and interest on that sum
which brought the aggregate amount
to $8,200. Tlte local company tiled
a counterclaim for approt imatoly
$9,600 claimed to represent a lass
to it in commissions it would have
rccicved had the Union Oil Company
fulfilled a contract claimed to have
been made by it with the defendant
company. The jury allowed the de
fendant $237 on its counterclaim.
The trial of the case rnnsumed
more than a week, much correspond
once and other documentary evidence
being introduced. Final argument!
were made yesterday and the cast
■war given to the jury about 4 p. m
It returned a vtVdicf about 9 p. m.
Judge J( hn H. Winn and I.. Kelly
of Seattle, represented the plaintiff
FIRST ELKS’ BOWLING
MATCH STARTS TONIGHT
The firs: match of the Ketchikan
Juneau Elks telegraphic bowling
tournament will be rolled tonight. On
the local alleys the bowling will
start at 8 o'clock. Juneau Lodge
will be represented by the following
men: Barrage?, Fry, I.avenik, Darby
Cleveland and Bavard. Ketchikan's
irowlers are Zelgler, Hendrickson
Uaker, Litich, Burgun and Dobbs.
Eighteen games in all will l»>
played, the team rolling the great
ost number of pins to be declare'
the winner.
To Take Up Immigration
Of Japanese With U. S
TOKIO, Jan. 26 M. Ilanlbnra
newly appointed Ambassador to tin
United States has been lnstruclei
to resume immigration negotiation
with the American government. Till
ir according to an announcemen
made today by Viscount 1'chlda
F© reign Minister.
Smuggler of Emigrants
Given Fine in Havani
HAVANA Cuba. Jan. 26.—Be
cause the port police discovered 2
Itaillans, Portuguese and Spaniard
crowded into his gasoline cruise
“Maria” without passports, but wit
the firm intention of entering th
United States. Jose Benitez Diaz ha
been fined $1,000. A letter wu
found In Benitez' possession In whlc
one "Geuaro” promised to pay hli
$1,760 for transportng the 25 pa
cengers to an unstated destination.
Rare White Pelt Is
Secured in Ontari
'PORT WILLIAM, On: . Jan. 26.
The pelt of a pure white beaver
in possession of a fur buyer hoi
who bought it from a trapper in tt:
Nipigon district. There is not
trace of color In the pelt, which
of fair size. White beaver is one <
the rarest skins brought in from tl
north.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
To the Ladies or Juneau: Mi
Jewett, an expert marcelle. is no
with Mr*. Fry at the Beauty Sho
For appointment call 475. ad
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POTATOES, RUTABAGAS.
APPLES, CABBAGES.
In our all-concrete fire-proof
storage.
Gonsrete Products Mfg. Co.
3VJlloughiby Ave. Phone
32.
Famous Greek Surgeon
Visiting America.
M. Poiyvious Cortllop. noted
Greek surgeon, who served as a
Colonel In the French Army, has
arrived in New York on the liner
King Alexander. He had been im
prisoned in Greece, charged with
inciting anti-royalist rioting. Hr.
Corilln'- came to attend a confer
ence of world prominent physi
cian and surgeons at Boston, He
maintained a private hospital in
Atlirns and is one of the mort
prominent supporters of the Veni
ce los movement.
officerTaTe
INSTALLED IN
LOCAL LEGION
John Ford Starr, Post Com
mander—History of Year
Indicates Post Lively.
John Ford Starr was installed as
Post Commander of Alford John
■ Bradford Fort, No. 4. American Le
‘i lon, for the year 1923, at ;■ meet
ing of the Legion last night at Elks
i Hall. Other officers elected for the
| ensuing year, who were installed
;were. Si. II Sides, Treasurer; George
E. Mann, Adjutant; K. V. Beaudlri
land Homer G. Nordling to the Ex
i ecutive Committee. Frank A. Met
|calf, First Vice Commander and Col
1.]. C. Gctwuls. Second Vice Coni'
mander, who are absent It >m thr
city, will be installed in office, at
Hie first meeting of the Legion, alt ',
their return. John P. Walker, Pe-i
i Po-t Commander, was in tailing oili
(er. A telegram of congratulation;
frr the work of i lie reiiring officer
and best wishes for the new officer
ti the Pent, were received from A. C
Fisher, Department Commander o
the American Legit n for Alaska.
Retiring officers were: Homer G
| Nordling, Post Commander; .Join
I Ford Starr. Second Vice Commander
J George Marn. Adjutant; E. V. Beau
! din. Treasurer.
Appropriate with the inst illatioi
ceremonies for the installing of nev
officers, the history of the activitle
of Hie Post during the year 1922 wai
i read. The history was prepared b;
Walter B. King, historian, who wu
highly commended at the meeting h;
the members for his splendid work ii
its preparation. The history indi
ented that the local Post is th
liven in Alaska and that ninnerou
nr-ivit s were engaged in durin;
(the past year. Copies of the histor.
i inrmufr ui ur
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Pont.
(Hi t bn-lni"- of the meeting wa
tho election of Ernest (!. Hardin
and Richard F\ Ragland, to the loca
Post, M. II. Sides reported that i
is planned by tli > committee i
charge that the farce comedy, “i
Night Off,” will be put on in Juneai
by the Region. after the middle o
February. Indefinite plans for
smoker to be put on by the Legior
and the annual Monte Carlo, wer
also discussed.
JUDGE REED TAKES
UP CRIMINAL CASI
The trial
i of violating
of J.
the
K McNeil, accuse
Alaska Hone Dr
sRaw In connection with tho operatio
, of the Salmon Creel: Roadhouse las
,|year, was virtual!) concluded In th
.1 r. S. District Court late this afta
noon. The case wa; originally trie
jin tlie U. S. Commissioner's Cout
Mind resulted In the conviction i
McNeil, who appealed to the bight
j tribunal.
McNeil was urrested on June 1
|last year following a raid on tk
Bipremises at Salmon Creek in whit
p| some whiskey and mai,h was seize
..On the witness stand this afternot
a|h* denied that lid had any knowledjj
s!of intoxicating Rquor being on t!
>1 place and i iid that he was riinnil
pi the roadhouse for a third person wl
i had taken a le. ■?* on it early la
I year to run to th, end of Janua
j this year.
The jury was composed of:
’31 Gold stein. VV. K. Deyo, E. K.
John Livio, Frank Oliver
Kiloh, Eawren: t Caslien, W.
In? on. E. AI. Policy. \V. E. Craig,
P. Cole and G. Fagerson.
Argil men: t ;n th case began
“ P m. McNeil was represented
Henry Roden and the prosecution
Assistant C. S. Attorneys Gore tk
Chari
Cashi
Andre
H. Rc
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Old papers tor sa.e =l The Kmpli
COMPANIES ARE
STRICKEN FROM
OFFICIAL LIST
Failure to File Annual Re
ports and Pay Taxes
Causes Cancellations.
Filings (>f fil corporations, both
domestic and foreign, have been
dropped from the records in the Ter
ritorial Secretary's otTice for failure
to pay annual taxes and file reports
required under Territorial statutes,
according to an announcement made
by Karl Thcile, Secretary. Of those
suspended, 4:t were foreign and 18
incorporated under the laws of
Ale ka.
Virtually all of those whose filings
were canoalled have gone cut of
business lit the Territory and out of
existence. The tilings were cancelled
under the provisions of Chapter 22,
Alaska Session Laws of 1921.
The domestic corporations affected
were: Alaska Development Corpora
tion, Alaska Investment Company,
Alaska Pulp &■ Power Corporation:
Alaska Tlnjes Printing and Publish
ing Company. Admiralty Alaska Min
ing Company. Anchorage Oil and De
velopment Company: Consumers Pro
tective Association; Ilrehmer Drug
company, i apuai uu a mi weveiop
ment Company. Granite Gold Mining
unpany, .Iiinnau Packing Company,
Mt. McKinley Fcx Ranching Com
pany, Northern Packing Company,
Inc . I’owo-r Creeks Hydraulic and
Dredging Company, Primrose Mining
Company, Republic Fisheries Com
pany. Seldovia Fish By-Products
Company. Wesco Fish Company.
The foreign corporations stricken
were:
Alaska Mines Corporation, Alaska
I Oil Corporation. Alnska-Sumara Gold
Mining Company, Algunioan Devel
I■ment Co.. I.td , American Minina
(and Development Company, Ameri
can Tin Dredging Company, Arctic
; Placer Mining and Milling Company
: Bainbridgo Fisheries Co., Inc., Bos
ton Group Gold Mining Company
Chit kaloon Coal Company, Chitina
j Kuskulana Copper Company of A1
a ska, Deep Sea Salvage Company
Duncan Canal Mining Company, Um
pire Provision and Produce Company
Fskinto Gold Dredging Company
Glacier Fish Company, Goemare Fisli
'Company, Great Northern Mines
Syndicate, Grommes and Ullrich
' Hatcher Gold Mine Company, Hast
ings Creek Dredging Company, How
; pay Packing Company, Kenat Pack
i v, Company, King Salmon Fish
I- i» i Company (Ore ), 1%‘rkendall
F. P A; Company, Knights Islam
t:i ka Copper Company, Mirnthoi
! Fishing and Packing Company
• Northern Copper Company, o. P
j Hi own I.umber and Box Company
|PuiKs Mines and Trading Company
| Pybus Buy Fish & Packing Com
| pany. Ready Bullion Mining Com
pany, Rex Alaska Mining Company
i-Sockeye Salmon Company, Scutl
j Aiaqka Fish Company, Standur
- Salmon Packers, Inc., Surf Packini
Company, Susitna Dredge and Place
i Company, Tee Harbor Packing Com
pany, Talkcetna Gold and Platinun
i Mining Company, Tenakee Fisherie
i Co. Territory Fish & Packing Com
■ pany, Tcdd Packing Company.
! KATALLA URGES
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Endorse Petition to Get
Full Federal Aid.
A petition tlrawn up and adopte
by the Kaia.Ua Chamber of Coinmerc
asking for rail extension of the Fet
era 1 Highway Act to the Tarritor
has been received by the Jana
Commercial Associalion with the r
quest that it also endorse the actio!
according to a statement made tad a
by Allen Siiuttuck. president of th
local Association. Members of til
executive committee have approve
tiie petition, it was staled.
The need for increased road a
propriatlons in Alaska is set for;
at length in th« petition which quntt
Gov. Scott O. Bone, former Go
Thomas Biggs and other officials c
the Importance of road constructio
It points out the preponderance i
intern t held by the Federal gover
menu in land and resources in tl
Territory and declares that the:
cannot be dove Pipe l unless mo
roads and trails are provided.
The bill recently Introduced I
I Delegate Sutherland seeking
amend the Federal Highway Act,
passed, would accomplish the em
asked for in the Katailla petition.
President Harding and
Wife Going to Florit
WASHINGTON. Jan. 26. It is a
nonn.ed definitely from the Wh
House that President Harding a
his wife intend to go to Florida i
mediately after the adjournment
Congress.
SPECIAL KEATCH.K SATtTRD.
NtCHT at Klk*' Hall dance—5-pie
orchestra with 2 pianos all evenh
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“Rain In The Face”
Her Nickname.
"They say rain makes flowers
beautiful, so let it rain on me," is |
j the motto of pretty Mias Gladie
■ Marthman, of Atlanta, Georgia,
I who has a penchant for rain.
Whenever there is a shower she ;
dons a slicker and lets the rain
drops pour onto Iter face, assert
ing there is no better• cosmetic in
j the world.
PEGGY MARSH
LOSES HUSBAND
Death Hastened by Wounds
Received During Hunt
ing Trip Recently.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.—Albert 1-..
. (Bud I Johnson, a n- : h-w of T.i.a '
• L. Johnson, Clevdl.tnd's f irmer true j
tion refonm mayor and who in 11121
i startled society by marrying Peggy >
Marsh, English dancer, is dead hero
;of pneumonia.
I Physicians said death was hastened!
j by a wound received when he was
| shot during a party last September
it the Adirondack camp of Jack t’ 1 if- j
I ford, dancer and husband of Evelyn
Nosbit. Johnson -aid that lie shot,
himself accidently.
Johnson's wife returned to London,!
November last, announcing she wa <
considering a divorce, and now is
dancing at Giro's.
After Iris runa way match, Johnson. |
j once a stock broker, formed a l ine
I ing partnership with his wife, who;
I has sued the M irshall Pie! 1 esta* > for
in Income for ht. five-year old son,
j contending his father was the late
I Henry Field. The couple appeared
I at a number of cabarets in Atlantic •
jf'ity, but friction soon developed and.
Peggy Marshall set sail
SUFFERS WITH COLD
.] Barney iRosolfc!, of Goldstein's!
| Emporium, is confined to his apart-1
■ monts at the Ga.-stineau Hotel with
i a severe cold.
1 NOTICE.
; To Scottish Rite Masons:
There will lie a regular meeting
■jof the Lodge Friday, Jan. 26, at;
i 7:30 I’. M
si WALTER B. IIEISEL,
-I—adv. Secretary.
! Furniture moved and stored.
| Heavy hauling done. Phone 48. Ju
neau Transfer. —adv.
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WITCH HAZEL
CREAM
An elegant preparation for the
prevention and relief of chapped
hands and fai e, roughness of the
skin, sunburn, freckles, etc. For
use after shaving it is ueuualed.
Prepared only at
BRITT’S PHARMACY
The Rexall Store
PHONE 25
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EXPLOSION ON
TANKER;MANY
MEN MISSING
TAMPICO. Ja. -6.—Ten are re
ported missing ul'd have probably
Deoil killed, and 20 were seriously
Hurt as the result of an explosion
which destroyed the Mexican Kaek
"Ml Company's tank steamer Aar
Iconnrdo last night.
RUSS VESSEL
IS WRECKED
MANILA, Jan. 26.—One „ship ol
lie divided fleet of Admiral Stark'
Russian refugee expedition, driven
>ut of Vladivostok when the Reds
,ook possession of the city, has beer
wrecked off the coast of Formosa
nils is the wireless report received
here today. /
HAINES ACTIVITIES
DURING PAST WEEK
HA'N'KS, Jan. 23.—It Is snowing
odiy. with the wind from the north,
■ut is not very cold. If the wind
•hanges to the south it will very
ikely turn to rain.
S. Sheldon put some iodine in his
-ve by mistake and has been stif
f-ring unite a good deal from the
drects of it, but is now getting bet
>r and will be all right in a few
lays.
Th(> stork visited (lie home of
Vlr. and Mrs. P. B. Allen a few days
igo and left a fine baby girl with
hem. Mother and tub;; are doing
lively.
The Old Maids' convention, which
,vas to have been held last Friday
•venlng. has been postponed in
lofinlleiy.
The third anniversary of the
Haines Masonic Club was celebrated
it the club rooms Thursday evening
ast and was a grand success. In
act it was one of the most success
ill and agreeable functions ever
leld in Haines. There was a good
ittendance. Sixty-one places were
laid for the banquet which was
erved at 10:30 o'clock. The ad
ircss of welcome was delivered by
he president, W. It. Stout; a reading
hyr H. O. Bantu, followed by an ad
dress by Captain Henry, which wa.
full of pep, and was answered by
iiis wife, Mrs. Henry. Speeches wen
also made by Professor Grove, Tt. J
Shepard and H. I). Stetson. Dancing
and cards were enjoyed until i
o'clock In the morning. The officer.
for tile coming year are: President
\V. B. Stout; vice presilent. C. W
Stidham; secretary-treasurer, S. She!
don. Frank Morris was elected trus
tee fer the term of five years.
Old papers for sale at Empin
jffice. •
Siiiilffliifiiiiiiiiiililiiliiiliiii
First Picture of Slayer
of Polish President.
M’Ntewad o m .yiat ■
This is the first picture of M.
Niewarlomski, fanatical artist, who
shot to death President Narudo
wicz, of Poland, in an art gallery
in Warsaw.
MEANS RECOVERING
A. G. Means, wno has been se
riously ill the past three weeks at
St. Ann Hospital from the effects of
gangerene clUilitis, is now on the
toad to recovery, according to a
. atement made today by Dr. W. A.
Borland, physician in charge. Means
has undergone four operations and
for a time it was feared he could
not recover.
HOT
WATER
BOTTLES
Just what you need
. —in all sizes
TRY THE
BUTLER-MAURO DRUG
COMPANY
FIRST
96 Front St. Juneau, Alaska
TEN KLUXERS
UNDER ARREST
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.—Eight al
leged mcmberr of the Ku Klux Klan
arrested after a meeting in "marine
circles last night" possessed black
jacks and also bottles of whiskey.
An attorney for six of the men ad
mitted they had been attending a
meeting of the Klan.
I WHO’S HERE |
I AND WHERE !
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O. Aalto left Juneau last night on
the Estebeth for Tenakee, where ho
will spend some time at the springs.
H. L. Morris, representative tor
Schillings Company, left on the Este
beth for Sitka on a business trip.
J. L. Hill is in Juneau from his
ranch on Sullivan Island. He is a
guest at the Hotel Zynda.
At the Gastineau
C. 'M. Sharpe, Arvtd Anderson.
At the Zynda
J. L. Hill.
At the Alaskan
Mike Moskey, J. Mclvers.
Old bundles ot newspapers at tba
Empire. 26 cents.
IF YOUR EVERSHARP
DOESN'T WORK GOOD
BRING IT TO US.
We have factory
repair parts and
can give you
prompt service.
New leads, any
hard ness, 15c
box. New erasers
free.
THE NUGGET SHOP
Watch for Specials
On Saturday and Monday
Of Each Week at
Goldstein’s Emporium
Some exceptional bargains in all departments for
every member of the family.
Shoes and Rubbers at rock bottom prices.
The men’s furnishing department has good
values for you.
Come in and see for yourself.
Goldstein’s
Emporium
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