THE OUTTA-LUCK CLUB
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Perhaps Claude Over-exerted Himself.
By DOK WILLARD
Copynyhl. hy King f eature?* Syndicate. Inc
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I DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS
MANY ARE NOMINATED AT DOIIGUT
AT OPEN CAUCUS HELD LAST NIGHT
The caucus which was held in the
City Hull last night was attended by
quite a number of citizens from both
ends of the town and more interest
was shown than has been the ease !
in a number of years.
From the opening of the meeting
until the close the nominations flew
thick and fast for the different ol
tlees with the apparent desire that
none should escape the opportunity 1
afforded to serve the town.
In the absence of .Mayor James j
Christoe, Councilman F\ A. J. Call
was called the meeting to order. Upon |
motion being called for. Rimer E.
Smith, farmer Mayor of Douglas, w is
named permanent chairman and L.
W. Kilbum, secretary of the meeting.
The first nominations in order
were those for eouncilmen, of which
but seven are to be elected. The
following were placed in nomination:
F. A. J. Gall was, Glen Kirkhatn, Xels
Anderson, Vern iSaylor, “Tex" Zim
merman, Knuto Durham, Will. Robert
non, Joe Riodi, Guy L. Smitlh, .Tosepli
Simpson. Elmer E. Smith, John Mills,
Joe Kendiler, William Jarman, James
ChrWtoe, John Langseth, L W. Kil
iburn, Arue Shudshift. Axel Krom
quist. O. Grundler,- Jerry Caslien, John
Feii3l, August Olson, Jcta Gray, Felix
Gray. Edmund Andrews, Francis
Christoe, W. J. Grant, David Davis
and I>>o DeMytt.
When no further names could be
montlonod for eouncilmen, nomina
tions were opened for school treas-j
ttror artd tho following were named:
for that ofifice: Guy Smith, Frank j
Oliver. J. R. Guerin. Felix Gray, |
Mrs. Oh as. Sev, Jerry Cashen and
Otto WIdem an.
Any of the above candidates who
intent! to run for office must file
tlioir candiidacy with the City Clerk
by 'Saturday nbon, March 31.
DOUGLAS TEACHtKa
ARE ALL RE-ELECTED;
'At a recent mooting of tho Douglas
School Roard, formal election of
teachers for the next school year;
was hold with tho result that all
were re-elected as a tin!:.
Appointments to fill any positions J
which may become vacant through'
resignation or any af (he present J
force will be made before the end of j
the present school term.
ENTERTAINS
Mrs. Guy Smith was hostess to a
few friends at her homo hist even
ing. Principal Interest of the even-*
4ns centered in two gues.-.ing con
tests, tli ■ lucky iji.iiticipanu being
Mrs. William Unnuldsou and Mi.-;
Katheriny Sick -Is.
MOMENTOUS STRUGGLE
APPROACHING NEARER
Tonight the final practice work for
the greatest basket bail battles 01
the season, which are on here next ,
Monday even in a will bo held in the .
Xntatorium.
The Flappers’ and Scrappers' line
ups will be announced in Monday's
tissue of Tho Empire
GOES TO CHICHAGOF
■Arvld Johnson left on the Am
bassador Wednesday evening for the.
Chichageff (nine to help the man !
agcmAw there got the rock out of
the mine.
REBEKAHS PLAN A
BENEFIT PARTY
_
A benefit card party for Mrs. Wal-1
ter Nlemi ami children, who recently |
were Ue.reft of the husband and
father, is to be given in the near
future by the Rebckah Lodge of
Douglas.
Thursday, April 5, is the date
which has boon set for the affair.
An effort is to be made to 'make it
a most enjoyable one.
FUNERAL OF NATIVE
INFANT HELD HERE
Marie Helen IIowT.rd, the IS days'
old baby of Mr. and Mrs. Frank How
ard, which died at 'Sped Hiver tills
week and was-brought here for bur
ial, wa3 burled in the Native ceme
tery yesterday afternoon.
Rev. David Waggoner officiated at
the funeral.
RETURNS AFTER ABSENCE
For the first time in lrt or 11 years,
prior to which Iip resided here l*or|
many years, Charley Fox visited;
Douglas yesterday, calling on Ills old
time friends.
Mr. Fox recently returned from
Aberdeen, Wash., where, ho spent
some time visiting with his mother,
Mrs. I’. H. Fox. For several yarns
he has been located a: Craig, Alaska,
where his family is at present. He
expects to relocate elsewhere in tin
Territory.
Old papers for sale at Empire
office.
Big Special Production for Sunday Night Only
The mnagement will present for Sunday night only Booth
Tarkington's famous romance pioduoed by an all-star cast and
actually filmed in the beauty spots of America. England and
Italy. It is a famous drama lavishly produced. It is full of big
moments.
“THE MAN FROM HOME"
WITH
JAMES KIRKWOOD
James Kirkwood is supported by Anna Q. Nilsson, Norman
Kerry, Dorothy Cumming and John Miltem.
He member "The Man from Home” is the well known story
by Booth Tarkington, on the screen.
Orchectra concert from 7 to 7:30 and the show opens with
* Brigf's Comedy with Liberty Orchestra.
FOR SATURDAY
BESSIE BARRISCALE
“JOSSELYN'S WIFE"
Comedy and a Weekly <
DOUGLAS CHURCH
SERVICES
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ST.
LUKE’S EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Kvi ning Prayer anil Sermon at
7:30 p. m.
DOUGLAS CATHOLIC
I CHURCH
;I-.‘J
P.'.i’.i Sunday.
!’ "" a. in. .'la's, at which Palms
will he ble.-setl.
Sunday School right after Mass.
7 " i>. in. Way of the Cro. -
anil Benediction.
CONGREGATIONAL. COMMUN.
ITY CHURCH
Sunday School -10:30 a. in. In!
11:30 a. m.
Junior Endeavor—0:30 p. m. to'
7:3n p. in.
Christinu Endeavor—7:30 p. in. >
to 8:30 p. m.
The Christian Endeavor will lie
under the leadership of Arniej
Vesojia. The eocial hour which hasi
been a feature of these meetings
will be discontinued. As these meet
ings are under the leadership of the
young people they should be well
attended.
DOUGLAS PRESBYTERIAN "
NATIVE MISSION
DAVID WAGGONER. Pastor.
2:30 p. m.—Afternoon service.
7:00 p. m.—Thursday — Mid
week prayer service.
All are cordially welcome at these
services.
"THE MAN PROM HOME”
AT LIBERTY SUNDAY
Booth TarkiOgton's groa book,!
“The Man From Homo," will lro the'
screen 'production at the Liberty i
Sunday night. Tho story is as l'oi
io ws:
Genevieve Simpson, a society belle
of Kokomo. Ind„ goes witlh her broth
er Horace for a throe years’ stay in
Europe. Sho is an orphan, but, be
fore his death, her father had ap
pointed his beat friend. Daniel Pike,
as her guardian and entrusted him
with the control of her considerable
fortune, until she should come of
ago. Daniel loves Genevieve and on
the evening before her departure Hite
admits she loves him, too.
The throe years pass and bring
many changes. I>anled has steadily
risen and been elected as state Seni-i
lor. A3on sviere and Horace have for ,
gotten the .simple people of Kokomo |
They moot I’rinee Giovanni Chtlar-1
monte, his son Leone, and his (laugh!
ter Sabina, in S mam to. degenerate!
■cions cf an ancient but bankrupt
nobility. Leone, who counts uprn the!
American girl':, dollars to build up!
their fur- tine a coin, proposes piar-i
tinge and is iuv I. Horace writes I
0 tihdir guardi'-i or bis consent for
» marriage aetth-mru* of t7.10.000. I
Meanwhile Li nc is having trouble:
■vlth Faust :na. th 1 ui'ifiit wif.; of
1 fisherman who is .is faithful to her
is he ts f.tHhie a- to him, and who I
ms been carry hig on for some t tie,1
i secret in’rigm with iter “noble" •
over. Fan ,n r . jc ilotlsy is arouse 1 I
iy Leone's coldn- - and his atten
ioa to Gen^vicv. Sh • resolves upon
■evenge a’ the fir opportunity. Then
ho plot d 'velopt...
*ADIO BULLEThT INSTALLED
/ AT JUNEAU ELECTRIC SHOP
A radio bulletin has been installed
n the display room of the Juneau :
Electric Company by VV. it. Barnes.
iroprletou1. Each day items on the
mlletin are changed, giving Interest
112 nctfs of the radio world in the
Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S.
Weather Bureau.
Forecast for Juneau and vicinity fin 24 hours beginning 8 p. m. toA.J:
Rain or snow tonisht anti Sunday; moderate southeast to oast winds.
IGCAJj d A T A
S p. m. ycst'y .V.. 30.00
8 a. m, today .. 20.12
12 noon today . 30.13
Earotn Temn Humidity Wind Telocity Weather
29 60 S G Cldy
32 89 SE 6 Snow
35 89 SE 10 Snow
CABLE AND
i kisTitRUJA 1r
Stations—
Noorvlk .
Nome .
Tatiana
Ka..le .
Fairbanks
McKinley Park
Amhoraae
si. Paul
Dutch Harbor
Kodiak .
Cordova .
It'
lu
28
2 4
;iu
;iti
4 0
40
28
Juneau . 38
Sit ku . 4 2
Prince Rupert .... 14
ICduionton . 10
Seattle . 48
Portland . 54
San Francisco . . GO
*—Less than 10
14
24
8
10
16
14
28
22
36
38
30
30
34
4 0
10
4 6
62
f«
miles
RADIO REPORTS
TODAr
Highest 8 i». in.
temp. temp
u 14
. 24
bow c at 8 a.in.
t'*nu>. temp.
y 10
8 a.m. 1‘reeip. 8 u.m.
Velocity 21 hr*. Wenthcr
— 0 Clear
—fi
4
20
30
32
30
27
36
36
4
3 8
42
46
0
20
34
36
3 4
32
36
38
4
38
4 2
4 0
12
24
6
0
8
10
6
0
0
0
0
0
.14
.13
.08
1.66
.30
.01
.08
0
Clear
Clear
flour
fitly
Cldy
fitly
Pt. flily
Clear
Snow
Snow
Ruin
Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
Clear
NOTE: Observations at Prince Rupert, Hoatie, Portlano and San
!■ ranclsco are made at 4 a. m. and 4 p, m., Juneau time.
Unsettled weather, with snow, prevails today in coast districts j
from Prince William Sound to Souchoast Alaska, and ruin occurred
during lit clast 24 hours in British Columbia, Oregon aad Washing- j
ton. There has been a further vise in temperature over the main !
portion of the Territory, to readin s that are generally about season- j
albl e.
States and in ALska. Important and
interesting stations lin the States
heard by radio fans on Gutineni
Channel, are listed, and also tbo prog
ress being made by local am a; cur
o'erators. Besides Lhe trews Items
Mr. Barnes will run a depart meal
explanatory r.if various parts of radio
sots, in their use and operation.
ST. PATRICK’S DAY
SON MUST HAVE NAME
Atfdo from the usual Patrti k. what
is on appropriate and pleasing name
for their little son, born March 17
last, St. Patrick’s Day, is the question
which confronts Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Lockhart today. Mrs. Lockhart and
her son are In the beat of health anil
everything is lovely at the Lockhart
home except for the choosing of a
name for the little one, for which
they are open to suggestions, the par
ents say. Mr. Lockhart ii < np! >y. i
by the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining)
Company.
MEETING
The Juneau Mothers Club will,
'■■’il 'its m.‘■n'hiy* meeting in the City
Count i! chamber:;,'at 8 o’clock Mon
d iv evening. All -members are urge I
to be present us plans will 1m laid
for the lunch which -the club will
r.ve in connection with the Fire .
I .op.irtiuon't's. benefit dam- for the •
r 1 : vgi’f an l- ■'"»
1 OX DON, March 24. — Lady 1
Asior'e dinner I > the King, Queen
>nd Laboriles apparently has caused
it profound upheaval in .the Libor
Party. Many numbers are disposed
to ri sent the action of their leaders 1
n "accepting the, hospitality of ar
•crats and meeting the King and
diif cii in their homes.”
Tho Daily Herald, organ of the '
mrty, announces it has received bo
uuny letters on tile sirlijcct it can
l>riiit. only excerpts from a few. It
u -ts Its readers not to iprees tlio Is- '
:ue further. ,
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE
•nd are prepared to execute four orders on Burova at tube loweet
prevailing rat.ee Our Vew York facilities are second to tines If
you are contemplating rend I nr money to Europe call. Doutc'.ne »*
and we will be glad to fir* you our late*;, quotation*
aieaco-Liorralo*
G.ear Briuta ....
Germany ..
German Anetrla
Belarus .
Ciecko Slovakia
Finland__
Greece __
Italy _
Norway __
Sweden ___
Ju*o-8la«e
>r Hundred Krannc
POUDdl
Mark*
Krone#
Fraac*
Kronen
Flnmarke
Drachmae
Lire
Krone#
Kroaei
Kraaen
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1.21
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1 26
1.61
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F!5ST TERRITORIAL "ANK OF ALASKA
SOUSLA* 4LMKA
IF BACK HURTS
FLUSH KIDNEYS:
Drink Plenty Water and Take Glass
of Salts Before Breakfast
Occasionally.
|
When your kidneys hurt and
your back fools sore, don't get]
scared and proceed to load your
stomach with a lot of drug.i thatj
■xeilt tlie kidney;- and Irritate the;
entire urinary tract. Keep your]
kidneys -clean, by flushing them
with a mild, harmless salts which
trips to remove the body’s urinous
>vaste and stimulate them to their)
normal activity.
The function of the kidneys Is to
liter the blood. In 24 hours they!
'train from it 500 grains of add
■ ud waste, no wo can readily under-]
land the vitul Importance of ke p
ng the kidneys active.
Itrink lots of good water you j
ain’t drink too much: also get from
my pharmacist about four ounces
Jiitl Salts. Take a table; poonful
n a gloss of water before break
t each morning for a few days!
md your kidneys rnry then act. fine. I
this famous salts is made from they
rid of grapes a nil lemon Juice.;
tnbi'od with illhfa, and hit been]
; ed for years to lirip clean and
fltnulaie clogged . kidneys; also to
ieutraMze the acids in the system]
> they arc no longer a -oure • of
rritation, thus often relieving blad
lor weakness.
■lad Salts is inexpensive; cannot
aJure; mdk< s a delightful ciTorva?-1
■ nt lithia-waier drink which wv
ryonc nhould take now and then1!
o help keep their kidneys clean and
etive. Try tills; also keep up thej
rater drinking, and no doubt yon]
rill wonder what became of your,
idney trouble and backuche. By||
11 means have your physielun ex- j j
mine your kidneys at least twice a j
paf- (advertisement.) j
If l .’s aavertic«4 U’e of TIMELY j
NTEBEST. That’s something to re-i
member—to your profit
j
Wm. D. Perkins & C«. ! j
Bankers \ :
211 Cherry St! Alaska Bldg | I
Seattle. I j;
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DEALERS IN
Municipal Bond*
County Warrant*
Pint Mortgage* j
Safe Deposit Vaults
[ 8 per cent to 8 per cent Interest !
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RED PEPPER FOR
COLDS IN CHEST
Ease your tight, aching chest,
Stop the pain. Break up the con
gestion. Feel a bad cold loosen up
in Just a short time.
"Ited 1’epper Hub” is the cold
remedy that brings quickest relief,
tt cannot hurt you and it certainly
seeniB to end the tightness and drive
the congestion and soreness right
out.
Nothing has such concentrated,
penetrating heat as red peppers, and
svlien heat penetrates right down
Into colds, congestion, aching mus
cle* und sore, stiff joints relief
comes at once.
The moment you apply Red Pep
per Hub you Teel the tingling heat.
In three minutes the congested spot
is warmed through and through.
When you are suffering from a cold,
rheumatism, backache, stiff neck or
sore muscles, just get a jar of
Howies ited Pepper Hub, made from
red peppers, at any drug store. You
will have the quickest relief known,
(advertisement.)
For engraved or printed calling
xrds see The Emplrs.
SOAP SALE
12 bars Lennox
or
4 large bars Ivory
or
6 small bars Ivory
or
7 bars Bob White
or
7 bars P. & G. White
Naptha
or
assorted accordingly
FOR 50 CENTS
HOME GROCERY
PHONE 138
USED FURNITURE
Sold and Exchanfod
N. 20C0VICH
211 Seward 8t.
“tepUone 441 P 0 B«»» C*'
NOTICE TO VOTERS.
Tb Nstranon oooks for quail
bed ■ of tbe City of Jtneau
|Terrier >f Alaska, for the yea
■ Niue'cn hundred and twehty-thre
! (192:; re snow open in the Cit.
•Clerk's .-o in the City ilall, ant
| "'ill j in open until Saturday
| March !, 19"::, at the hour of fivt
| i ciock f’. JI. of said day. All per
j oui d Mring to vote at the regular
au u, : il election to he held April
ii'«i. 1' -1, should register now, as
I :<cr -on not registered will not be
permitted to vote.
Tb:'i qualifications for electors
it aid f t ion are as follows:
An; Mill citizen of the United
States. er mala or female, Is en
j titled \ercise the elective fran
jchi c ho City of Juneau, pro*
j vid persons shall be of the
! full . f twenty-one years, and
'who have been a bona-fide
: resi ! the Territory of Alaska
Ifor < ■ \ ir, and of the City of
! iui ■» .r six months Immediately
: i>rocedH!^ ho date of election.
I Date. it Juneau, Alaska, thle
;.’8th day of February, 1923.
A. E. OURR,
Registration Officer.
First i .bllcntlon, March 1, 1923.
Last publication, March 31, 1923.
N’t 'ICE OF ELECTION.
To Electors of tne City of
; Juneau Territory of Alaska.
| Not! is hereby given that, pur
suant o tne provisions of Ordinance
Ntnnbi 177 of the City of Juneau,
land in onforxnity therewith, a GCn
j mill .M nieipal Election will be held
ion TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1923, be
I tween Lho Iiours of 9 o’clock a. m.
land 7 'clock p. m. of said day for
j tho pu nope of electing the following
j officers, to-wlt:
| AMI von.
FOl it COUNC1LMEN.
I TWO i-'CllOOL DIRECTORS.
Tho Common Council of tbe City
of Ju icon having heretofore, by
resolunon, duly designated the vot
ing pim-incts of said city and the
Poll In: Place In each thereof, the
elector -e hereby notified:
Thu ail duly quaiiiied voters re
siding . thin the boundaries of Vot
ing Pr iuct No. One of said City ot
Junto . v lilch are as follows:
| All .ut section lying op the
norther!; side of East Second Street
[and VV Second Street and the eald
Second SI reet extended across the
tide H,i'- to the City Limits and
Easter' of Gold Creek will vote In
ne I' > Apparatus room In the
"ity lull Building, located at thp
I 'ornc Fourth and Main Streets}
| he c ■ being tho duly designated
I 'oilin'? Place In and for Precinct
j No. < City of Juneau,
Tt. . Ml duly qrralificd voters ie
-idln; itbin the boundaries of Vot
Ine I'ri f inct No. Two of the said
|Pity i Juneau, which are as fol
: lows:
■ mi uii uiv nuuvu"
■ply 1 of East Second Stroot and
vVosi •• nil Stroot and the exten
o' -aid Second Street across the
M li tints to the City Limit* wl|)
o'. |r the Valentine Building, lo*
ni Seward Street the BamS
noli.'' I duly designated Polling
I'M in- and for Precinct No. Two,
j n i ,v ut .1 'mean.
That 'll duly qualified voter*
'ill• within Ihe boundaries of
i'otin; ivccinct No. Throe of said
City r .Tuneau, which are aa fol*
ion *,
a:; lit section lying on the
north1 i v and westerly side of Gold
Creek I the Oil Pipe line of the
Klee , i. Light Co.. Including the
Sen.li r Wldltton, will vote at The
Ca t i n> a Works located on Wll»
on i i entie. the same being the
duly deni-mated place in and for
Pr< elm l No. Three. City of Juneau.
rtu.i ) at Juneau. Alaska, this 1st
day of rarch, 1923.
A. E. GURU,
City Cleric.
==a=«
—adv.
THf JUNEAU IAUNDRY
RniUlin Nt.re«t Mtwwc Ft'u' *n‘i %t OB*i S».
1
NAMED EASTER EGGS
for the Kiddies Leave your orders NOW at the
JUNEAU MUSIC HOUSE PARLORS
Named Eggs are made to order only.
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| WAFFLES—WAFFLES
A three section Hughes Electric Waffle
Baker installed.
; Prepared to serve real waffles as well
as other good foods. AT THE
GASDNEAU CAFE
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FINE POULTRY "SsUF
DEUVERY HOUR Jft** * J * ,
Frye-Bruhn Market ilTH£i5cS«iL,,ir;