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What a Bright Office Boy Alfonso is!
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DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS
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ENTERTAINMENT COMING
TO CELEBRATE O. A. P. LAW
iA public recaption and entertain
mbnft are to bo given by theOld Age
Pension Community Club add Fra
ternal Order of Engleur-Trid# even
ing, May 11, in the^Sagles’ Hall, to
commemorate t'he recent enactment
tfC the now 01(1 Age Pension law of
Alaska. V
Tile guests WtH include a number
OE important visitors from Juneau
who ltave .been in arc or less connect
ed with the mailer of old age pen
sions In the Territory and all mem
bers and their families^ of both or
ganizations.
One feature df tile entertainment
will bo tha program consisting of
musHehl selachians, v'oeal and instru
mental and short, talks. Another will
lbt> the darning for .which good music
has been engnuge I to play.
iRefreohmonts will be served during
an interim of the dance.
A specM .ferry .has -been engaged
to .bring tile guests from Juneau at
8 p. m. an^l will make the return tPii
leaving Dong Dus about 12:15 a. m.
TWO OLD-TIMERS
VISIT IN DOUGLAS
(While the Jefferson was in por
.y ester day en route North, two old
time resident's of the Island, llenrj
(Peters, who lived here 20 years ago
and O-tear Soutliomtnrk. who was f
local resident 25 years ago, were look
ing tho town' aver nnrl visited a little
While with Mr. and Mrs. A. I,. An
Klerson, whom they were pleased ti
see.
Both the men arc returning to theii
homes In l>aw«on, where they are es
ItflMh’ihod in business.
BACCALAUREATE SERMON
(Reverend 0. G. Bruce of tho North
era Light Presbyterian Church of Ju
Beau, will (preach the bmecal aureate
abrUnon to the gV.idiia.ting <-lass of tin
{Douglas High iSc-iioool at tho Cong re
gablonal Ohurcli noxt Sunday eveninj
lat 8 o’ctoelc.
EXAMINATION WEEK ON
Territorial examinations are bain}
(Served to the pupils of the grade;
itli'is week, .beginning today, and wit
contiiniuo all the remainder of tin
weetk.
TO SHIP FISH FROM HAINES
A. H. .Sontithagen left on the Jef
ifOrsOn yesterday for Haines, when
he Will operate at t'he Vogel oaniimj
In connection -with the .shipping o
fresh fish.
He e»pctct3 to bo busy there fo:
tho next couple df .months.
FORMER DOUGLAS MERCHANT
RETURNS FROM SOUTH
Julius Jensen, who htis been spend
lag the Winter in the sunny South
returned home from San Franciscc
OB tho Jefferson yesterday. He ex
jdilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
pwcjts to stpend a large part o£ the
summer here.
TWO BIG STARS AT
LIBERTY TONIGHT
“'Moran of tha Lady Lctty,” a rous
ing sea meiodrtuim, will bo shown at
the LlbeKy Theater tonight and to
morrow, ouiy oho show each night,
| stunting at S o'clock Dorothy Dalton,
j gt tavortto with Douglas anowle fans,
tiiwl Rudolph Vltlontiifo, the hero of
j "Tlio 8 hoik,” aro the two co-stars.
This is suiificient to insure a well
• acted production. Not. to bo forgot -
iton is the fact that it'he <pic tar lzalt torn
'is cT one oif Frank Norris’ most wlde
I'ly re'ad novel,.? of tho same name.
The story is as if allows:
“.Moran oif the Lady Deity” tells a
dii.rnurtlie story of tho sett, with scenes
'along the coast of Notfwhjr, in Mag
da lala Bay, Mexico, and along the
iwaltutifront cif San Francisco. The
! prinlelipal action takes pltre aboard
11,wo sailing vessels, one a trader an I
U'hc other a smuggling ship, command
ed by Captain KTtohdll, a murderous,
t.yrt\ nnic.l saamnm. Ramon Laredo
da a society man, who has been shang
haied, and farced to join Mlr.cheM.-j
crew. Out tho other vessel, which
'becomes a. derelict, lie Moran, a girl
| of the sturdy, r. agii, sdatfaring typ
I Kta'liell firjds the derelict, Moran is
idalrriod aboard by It non, and from
j 'then on ensues a series of exciting
j evemits that ifor tho most part em
it) race a continued 'Bight for the sailor
j girl, with Laredo tiro justifiable win
' ner in the end.
COP KNOWN BY
FEETHE KEEPS
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, May 8
—There is an old whim that “ali
policemen havo big feet,” and De
tective F. M. World of the Sail
Lake Department, who wears No. It
shoes, recently had reason to la
ment this fact when it frustrated
his plan to “get the goods” oil an
alleged confidence man here.
In the state capital building
World and another detective saw
(William Kolin, alias Ford, an old
| time bunko math World approached
Kolin, saying he was a farmer witc
plenty of money and a desire to set
the sights. The officers reporter
that all went well until Kohn look
cd at World’s feet and then made t
hasty retreat. He was picked uj
! later, however, as a vagrant ant
iordered to leave town,
i Kolin tolil a police court judgt
| that he was sure World was a po
! Herman as soon as he got a goot
look at his footgear.
AHUE9 HERE
Oalplain Ahues, superintendent ol
It he Libby, MoNcl.l & Libby cannery
at TLku Harlbor, is in Juneau today
on business. He arrived here on the
tender Mitchell.
1 LIBERTY]
1 TONIGHT AND THURSDAY 1
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| Two Big Stars in One of the Most Thrilling Sea Stories |
§ Ever Written |
I Admission children 10c, youths 20c, adults 40c.
1 Here Is the Big Bill—Do Not Miss This for Anything, §
§ |
I “Moran of the
“Lady Letty”
with DOROTHY DALTON 1
Supported, by RUDOLPH VALENTINO
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AMERICA'S ONLY VOLCANO IN VIOLENT ERUPTION.
Mou-i vt X/tx&.rei'u.
Mtcoret lyHs^cn, tlie only artive votcano in America. is In violent
eruption. Settlors near the base of the moutiulin, in the State oi
Washington, ore reported to he in serious danger. 'live last violent
ornpilim,un .Mount l^isstu was in ISlJu when 4<nw%) I uilUinKs *y'i>re
■destroyenl. *
■ WHO’S HERE j
i AND WHERE
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Lieut. E. W. Grulin. of CUilkno
Barracks, left Juneau last night or
the Jefferson for the Barracks. Hi
arrived hero Sunday, making tin
trip on the seapfhne Northblrd.
j Miss E. A. Jackson, in charge o
Haines House, Presibyterian Mis
»lon at Haines, left on the Jeffer
son for her headquarter*. She ha
been on a vacation trip to thi
States.
Dr. S. Hall Young, in charge o
Presbyterian Missions in Alaska, let
on the Jefferson for Haines 01
church business. He plans also li
spqjid a short time at Skagway am
will return here albout May l!0.
At the Gastineau
Vernon S. Parks, {ton rad Han gen
J. L. Durant, Alex Laurite, A. Soren
'Son, Guy E. Bunt, Carl Logan, A- P
Wolf, G. R. Baurer, G. E. Taylor, G
X. ComorYille.
At the Zynda
X. F. Gilkey, Alfred Tilaon, J
MoXulty.
At the Alaskan
Alex Keir, J. W. Matliowson, Fnaril
T- Morley, Gust Gust'aifsOn, Josopl
Larcvw, Skirry Kiltiranen.
DOVE OF PEACE
MISSION FAILS
'SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, May 9
—©landing before the bar if justici
!in the court room of Judge J. A
Iverson here recently, A. L. Mickel
sen iimpaticnUly lawabtcl the sentence
albout to. bo pronounced upon bin.
for vtftJlattiion of the prohibition law
As tiro judge Was about to -a: ik
j itpelctabors wero startled to see a
White dovo fly through art open
window, encircle the room and s id
klenly alight on a desk near the
.prisoner.
(The proceeding^ batted, but only
ntonnen tartly, and whatever the mis
slou of the dovo it did not serve tt
make pcu.ee between the the court
and the defendant. After the liubbul
ir.tmoWg the spectators subsided. Judge
IIvcwfca continued with the ptoeeed
j Inga and unCtetl out to M-ickdson a
'Cine of $200 and a Do-day sentence.
The dove flurried in the court room
ter .a abort time, then departed.
CANNERY MAN OPING NORTH.
Gcorgo Vogel, operator of the
Litinknff Cove Packing Company
cannery near Haines passed through
Juneau on the steamer Jefferson for
that place to begin the eeasoui
operations.
BOSTON WOMAN
INDICTED FOR
BIG FORGERY
J NEW YORK, May 9. — Thr
grand jury this afternoon Indicted
' Mrs. Myrtle Hayes, Host on business
woman, on a charge of forging the
! name of Charles Schwab, steel mag
! nate, to u $28,000 note in connec
tion with the erection of a hotel
in Boston.
While the indictment contain*
1 only one count, it is alleged she
' negotiated 17 different notes total
ling $325,000 bearing the forged
name of the iron mnster.
'free state
TURNS DOWN
E. DEVRLERI
DUBLIN, May 9.—The Free. Stat<
government has refused the term
of peace made by Rebel Ghie
Eamonn de Valera and has notiiiei
him the government decline* t<
| further communicate with him.
ON EXTENDED VISIT
•Mrs. Wellman II 'brook will leave
j Juneau tomorrow morning on th ■
j steamer Admiral Rogers, on route to
i her f amily ho ne ia I’itc dho, Minn.,
j where /in will vi i, w!-tli her mother
| and s - ter. She experts to return
j'hero some, tit mo wxt fall, On the way
j to Pit', tone Mi- Holbrook will stop
j to visit friends in Si "tile, Groat
; j-MHs, Fargo and St. TYiul
FORMER JUNEAU COUPLE
HAVE BOUNCING BOY BABY
Aeeovdhfg to a loiter roc'oiived la
the In it im ; il, an ctight-pouiid boy
baiby Wills Im) rocamMy in Portland.
Ore., to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fra- r,
former Junenfitos. Mrs. Fraser is a
sister of E. F. Hermann, of The
Empire met'Insnfetal force, and the
baby has been name-i Donald Edward.
Mr. a jul Mrs. Fraser left Juneau
f^bmtllt six months ago.
GRANTS LEAVING
Representative W. D. Grant, mem
ber of the last session of the Alaska
Legislature, and Mrs. Grant, will
leave Juneau tomorrow on the steam
er Admiral Rogers for tliedr hotnc in
WnangeJl.
Weather Conditions As Recorded by
Weather Bureau.
the U. S.
Forecast for Juneau and vicinity for 24 hours beginning 8 p. m. tod.j:
Generally cloudy and unsettled tonight ami Thursday; moderate
winds, mostly southeasterly.
LOCAL uAU
Barom. Temp.
8 p. m. yest’y 30.07
8 a. m. today 29.90
12 ntoon today 29.84
50
50
65
Cable and
YESTERDAY -1
Humidity Wind Telocity
64 N 1
73 SW 2
24 E 13
RADIO REPORTS
TODa»
Weather
Clear
Cldy
Cldy
Highest
»M >mh— U-mp.
I Noorvik . 38
i Nome . 3 4
: Tan an a . 50
Cagle .58
i Fairbanks . 60
I McKinley Park... 50
'Anchorage . 56
8 p.m.
t.illjfj
38
I
Lowest 8 a.m.
temp. temp.
8 a.m
Velocity
Preelp.
24 lira.
8 a in.
Weather
j St. Paul .
Hutch Harbro
Kodiak .
[Cordova
Juneau .
j Sitka
[Prince Huper
llldmonton .
I Seattle . .
Portland
San Francisco
t...
4 3
46
44
50
63
6 4
66
U 4
50
58
54
46
50
38
42
42
4 6
50
5 4
62
74
84
80
74
82
78
30
3 0
36
30
34
28
36
30
36
38
36
40
50
48
36
56
34
40
4 0
44
28
48
34
38
40
42
50
54
50
36
56
0
Trace
0
4
2
12
.16
0
0
0
0
.14
Pt.
Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
Clear
Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
08 “ 0
-Less than jo miles
Clear
NOTE; Observations at prince Rupert, sea tie, Portland end »an
Francisoo are made et 4 e. m. and 4 y. m., Jvueau time.
Cloudy weather prevails generally throughout Alaska today, and
also over British Columbia mil Washington. No precipitation Is ro
;ported, however, except rains yestorday In the Prince William Sound
region and eu Kodiak Island, and last night in Washington. Season
able temperatures prevail in alt parts o£ the Territory.
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