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DOUGLAS iSLAND NEWS
PRE ELECTION CAUCUS
OF CITIZENS ON TONIGHT
A nominating caucus is to b- he’d1
in the City Hall at 7:30 o'clock to-!
night toq- the purpose of placing in
nomination the names of candidates
for the seven councilmani-c position,
and for clerk of the School Board.
To date about 6.7 or nearly halt of
the usual number have registered for j
the privilege of voting, but as the |
books will be open all the remainder
of this month it is likely that all the;
voters will register.
Everyone living here who has in
terest in the town and school should
attend the caucus tonight.
REBEKAHS CELEBRATE
THEIR ANNIVERSARY
'A social evening was held by the [
members of the Northern Bight Kt
bekah Bodge No. 1 of Douglas la .t i
evening in the Odd Follows' Hull, in
celebration of their 23rd anniversary
of the founding of their lodge.
Cards furnished the entertainment
for the evening, the following bci:.,
th3 prize winners: Miss Helm: Aalto,
ladies' first, and Mrs. Dave Conkel,
ladles' consolation. For the m t.
Axel Kromquist won first and Hugh
McRae received the booby.
The affair ended after the serv ]
8ng of a delicious ltinufc.
LOCAL PENSION CLUB
ENDORSES MEASURE AS
PROPOSED BY SHEPARD
The Old Age Pension Community
Club of Douglas Island hold a spe
cial nree.ting last night for consider
ation of the measure for old ag:-’
pensions which is now pending be-1
fore the present Legislature Tl;ej
members voted unanimously in sup
port of H. R. Shepard in h's efforts
on behalf of Alaska's aged and
needy.
NEXT MONDAY MAY
BE FAMOUS DAY,
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The Flying Dutchmen, captained 1
by Foltix Dray, are out next Monday I
to get the scalp of the Jim Orow-U
who claim to be in Ihe pink of can- j
ilition for the fray. 11. 0*
captain of the dim Crows and wh th |
or the crows go home wi h colors
flying or trailing in the dust, Crjvsl
and his chief assistant. (J. C. Ml' li
oil, guarantee iheiir apporents the!
race of their sweet young live ;.
Such famous players as Felix Gray, j
T. Hagcrup. S. Boknich, A. Shudshifi.l
J. Kendier and H. Vandermeycr will
be seen in action for the Flyers. |
The Jim Crows’ lineup will c itrin!
players no less famous than F. A. I
Gall was. famous for his new method/
of dribbling the ball, who will be j
seen in action tor the J. C.'s. Others I
in their Hnaup will bo II- SI Graves,
G. C. Mitchell, A. Anderson, W. Jar
man and H. R. Guerin. The peculiar
Individual play of various monitors j
of Ik ill teams will be waichod with
interest. Tae ref >reo's name cannot j
bo’divulged at present as he is ap-!
plying for more life Insurance.,
Tom Tracy will bo sub-referee, !
Gene Wesch.uifdter will act as at-;
tending physician.
John McPherson will umpire and:
II. L. Rowley will be chief under-!
taker.
Kach team will have a brass band. [
sorgs and loud and vociferous yells, j
Tho ladles will play the same j
evening.
It i rumor' d that tho winners in
each classic event will play for the '
champion kip of Ga.ttineau Channel
and way paints later.
REACH GOAL
POSTON-, March 23.—Bishop Wil-.
Mam Lawrence, of the Episcopal !
ffloceSe of Massachusetts, National
Chairman of the campaign to collect ;
a fl,000,000 endowment fund for the I
Episcopal theological school at Cam
bridge, announces that the objective
had been reached.
Of the sum of $1,010,000 received, j
the announcement said, $468,000 is in ;
cash and securities and the balance
in pledges of five years or les«. In
addition to this to-, il, $39,000 was
given before the campaign by five
Iversons, to meet tho expenses of the
drive, and part of this amount re
mains unexpended. A further amount
of $34,000 has been written in be- j
quests.
"The ease, speed and cordial spirit j
or tho campaign give evidence thut!
the people are glad to welcome and !
support a stronger, ipore devoted and 1
hotter-trained body of ministers, men I
who are spiritual leaders,” Bishop!
Lawrence ■•.aid. J
DROPS DEAD
WASHINGTON. March "3 Alibi II.
Campbell, of Mich,'pen. who recently ■
became first “dirt farm w” member;
of tho Pelftl Reserve Board,
dropped dead late yesterday after-1
nc-on while playing golf.
Campb 'll w as president of the-Na
tional Milk Assoc) it'l.i ; and also i
pres’dent of the Food Producers’ As
sociation, and was widely kaoWn as
a practical farmer. Ho took his.of-1
flee as a member of the Reservo
Board one week ago.
QUEEN MARY VISITS BLIND GIRL.
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An interesting study of Queen Mary of England, with a little
blind Kiri she visited in the National Library for the Blind, at
Westminster. The Queen had a long talk with &Iias Havens, win
ner of a prize for reading aloud from Braille,
Officer and Beauty in
Ship Romance.
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|X'«/.wt.Fel tee E rivu vf\ _
Lieutenant Police Errant!, of
the Italian army, entered the line
an a private, his heroism winning
many honors. He lias just re
turned to America to visit his
parent:!, whom he had not seen
for eight years, and there was
considerable speculation on tlie
liner Taormina as to the romance
that sprang up on shipboard be
tween the officer and Miss Ger
trude Nizzi, of Chicago.
American Consulate
At Smyrna Is Burned
OOXSTA NTTf\T) 1LE, March 23.—
che American i ui-ahute at. Smyrna
tas been destroyed by fire. The
teals and records are reported to
lave been sav ■■!.
Wife of Secretary of
War Is Seriously HI
BRTTNSWKIK, Ga., March 23.- Mrs.
lohn WTtogate Wot f th
Secretary fo War, is seriously ill
(board the . acht Evergreen, which
ms hurried h . ■ to secure medical
reatment. '
Vlusic Week io Start
iVIay 10 in Lcs Angeles
LOS AXE El ! i. r March 23. -A
ircgranr ot' 1,000 individual events is
.lanncd for Los Ang.des* second nn
nuU Mil ;ic V, mduled to open
tc.re • May 20 with . h .ut 20 cities of
?otitborn Cslifuri i participating
Ipeciai pre-grain of m-a:xc in the
•lollywood It wl and it the new Los
tngeles sta-diara, nr.! ■ ■! «ervice.s and
icrmons on mush local churches,
md a great music fiesta, or parade,
ire some ef the features planned.
CM bundles or newspapers at thf
■Impire, 25 cents.
Weather Conditions As Recorded by
Weather Bureau.
the U. S.
Forecast for Juneau and vicinity for 2i Ijouis beginning 8 p. m tod j:
Generally cloudy tonight and Saturday; gentle variable wind*.
LOCAii u A T A
8 u. m. yesi’y
8 a. in. today
12 noon today
Farora. Temu. Irjinidity
^9.95 26 C6
20.79 26 SO
29.84 20 61
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NOTE: Observations at Prlucn Rupert, seat!*, Portland and San
Franclsoo are made at 4 a. m. and 1 p. in., Juneau time.
Tiie barometer has fallen somewhat throughout the Territory dur
ing the lost 114 hours, with centers of low pressing near Sitka and
St. Haul this morninir. Precipitation occurred along the coast from
j Southeast Alaska to Oregon and In th e3outhern Bering Sea region.
.Temperatures base risen In tlio Yukon Valley and Seward Peninsula,
! but are still below the seasonal average In the Tanana Valley.
Demanding Sugar Price
Investigation; Too Late
WASHINGTON, March 23.--De
muii-ds are being made for an investi
gation of the recent sugar prices,
“about one month behind." Secretary
Hoover stated today, adding the gov
eminent inaugurated such tin inquiry
on February 21 Hoover said lie
was convinced there was no economic
justification for the high prices
of!
sugar.
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La Follette’s Leadership
Is Upheld in Wisconsin
MADISON, Wis„ March 20.—'The
Wiscoa in Assembly has passed ai
resolution rc affirming faith in the!
leadership cf Robert M. I,s Follettnj
in the cause of "real Democracy and ,
human progress.”
Senator Nichoison is
Being Taken to Denver
R'VHK-STPIC 'linn., March 23
Sena r Samuel D. Niche Ison, of Coin,
■.■•do, left in a ipr vate cur fi.r D ri
ver, following fi ci nsuj^nl.'on in.I de
cision of surgeons, including Dr. Hu
bert Wiirii. iSccretary cl' Interior.;
that they would rot operate on him.
. :r tomach tumor. His con lition
is grave.
NOTICE.
A caucus will be held in Pity1
Hall. Dougin3, on Friday evening.
March 23rd, at 7:30 p. m. sharp.,
for the purpose of naming candi
dates for general election to bcl
held on April 3rd. 1023, at which
tlmo there will be elected seven
(7) Councilmen to serve for a term
of one year and one (1) Clerk of
School Hoard to serve for a term ■
of three years. JAS. OHRISTOK. I
—adv. Mayor. '
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE ji
and are prepared to eiecjte yor ■ orders on Europe at ib« lowest
proralllDg ratf-s. Our N>/> York facllltle* are second tu note If }|
you are contemplating soudtng r;iuney to Europe call Dourlas *# ,
and we will be glad to give you our l&teat quotation*
Alaace-Uorradns
O.eat Britain ..._
Germany ...
German Austria _
Belgium ____
C/.echo ftlovikla ____
Finland__
Greece_ _ -
Italy
Norway_
Sweden _
Jugo-9!«.r!a
.Per Hundred Franc* 1*1
Pound* IT'i.OO
Mark* 1.2*
Kro««a * 1?
Franc* T.«J
Kronen 1.20
Fldmarka 1.61
Liraeluoa* *.72
Mu *22
Kronen 16 41
Kroner II Tt
Kronea .62
rasr TaBiToaiAL ?ask oe aiasia, j
NUOUI. iUSXA.
WIE GEHTS, MAX!
GICN. KVA. March S3.—Prince !
Oliarle Max Ldchnowsky, who ;
wan German Ambassador to
Great Britain at the start ot
tile World War, ha.: noccnled
! employment as the manager of a
cigarette factory at Baden Bn
don, according to a dispatch re
ceived hore. The Prince is said
' to have lost most of his large
fortune since th • end of the war.
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French Occupation
Held U. S. Coal ExporJ
WA-ilH.YCTOX. March 23 Fr.-nch
occupation of trio Ruhr is decreasing
coal production. This is shown in
th • expansion of Ann . an coat ex
forts- The Commerce I) •nartm'-nt re
1 ortod 52 - hips were chartered in the
export cc.nl trade between February
29 ini March 12. The cai-C incrnuHO
is the (1 man;! that ha ; been noted
Frrtiu Italian and ArgcnWno consum
ers.
COPELAND’3 ASSISTANT
BECOMES HEALTH OFFICER
NEW YORK. March 23. Dr. Frank
J- Monaghan, who has been with th?
New York. Health Department for
;ivo years. h«*3 b n premoted from
!i 1 position of Sanitary Superintend
nt to Commissioner of Health, to
snctoe.l Sen ttor Royal S. Copeland.
He had been acting Commissioner
f Health during the absence of Dr.
Copeland during his vacations and
luring his camp, igu for United
States Senator.
Bargain hunters always read The
f'.nplre’s classified columns.
WINTER ILLS
The scientist was often1
puzzled to account for the
efficacy of cod-liver oil.
The discovery of vitamlnes
has helped solve the riddle.
Scott’s Emulsion
Is rich in health-buHdlngviia- ,
mines and is a helpful
factor In preventing Gk
the so-called “winter
ltts." It helps keep
the vital forces of the body
strong to resist disease.
SUIGI3E BARES
BAVARIA PLOT
BERLIN. Mon n 23 By the siii-l
| eide ait Munich of Dr. Kuohls, broth-;
I er-ln-law of Count Bothimer, leading'
• Bavarian general and until lately I
! head of the Bavarian royalist party,;
I sensational disclosures are made of
; tin alleged plan to proclaim Prince
| Rupprecht King of Bavaria"
Tho plan was lor a coup d'etat
! in the near future and which, it is
raid, would have aJrotdy taken place!
but for the opposition of Generali
Ludendorff and the veto of Adolph'
Hitler, 111.1 Fascisti loader.
Munich authorities discredit the'
: s^noationai morios printed in thoj
| Bcriin .press.
i L>r. Oert’U'h, editor in chief of the
! IV woe rat Ite Muonichner Non to Nah
! .CMhton, telephone saying:
' Brine _> Ftnipipnvht has had nothing
whatev r to do with this Irresponsible
| clique. They are adventurers and)
I it -a single .important person la
^ f vrndc-trd with them. Tlio matter
• ia not taken seriously hero.”
ANT REASONABLY - PRICED,
’.ouso or apartment may be rented—•
through an inexpensive classified ad-j
vertlsement in Tho Empire. Test the
matter. The “risk" involved is so
-inal! that tew people would diaoU*
! THOUSANDS HAVE KIDNEY
TROUBLE AND NEVER
SUSPECT IT
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Applicants for Insurance Often
Rejected.
Judging from reports from drug
| gists who are constantly In direct
; touch with the public, there Is one
; preparation that has been very sde
jcessful in overcoming these eondi
j tions. The mild and healing itiflu
i ettec of f)r. Kilmer's Swamp-Root Is
I soon realized. It stands the highest
! for its remarkable record of suc
cess.
An examining physician for one
of I lie prominent Ufe Insurance
! Companies, In an interview of the
'subject, made the astonishing stato
| nent that one reason wtfy so many
! ipplicunts for insurance are rejected
'is because kidney trouble is so com
| mon to tbe American people, and
I the large majority of those whose
j applications are declined do not
| even suspect that they have the
; dines.- e. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root
is. on sale at all drug stores in bot
I ties of two sizes, medium and large, j
However, If you wish first to test i
j tills great preparation send ten
| cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing
hamton, N. Y., for a sample bottle.
I When writing be Btire and mention
this paper. (advertisement)
NOTICE TO VOTERS.
The registration nooks for quail
fled voters of the City of Juneau
Territory of Alaska, for the yea
nineteen hundred and twenty-thre
( 1923), are now open in the Cit„
Clerk's Office in the City Hall, anc
will remain open until Saturday.
M.trch 31, 19 23, at the hour of
.'clock p. M. of raid day. All per
oti* desiring to vote at the regular
r, nieipal election to be held April
ird. 1923, sltould register now, a#
ternons not registered will not ba
tomtit ted to vote.
That the qualifications for electors
it said election are as follows:
Any full citizen of the United
States, either male or female, Is en
titled to exercise the elective fran
chise in the City of Juneau, pro
vided such persons shall be of ths
full are of twenty-one years, and
who shall have been a bona-fide
resident of the Territory of Alaska
for cue year, and of the City of
Juneau for six months Immediately
preceding the date of election.
Dated at Juneau, Alaska, title
'.’8th day of February, 1923.
A. E. GURR,
Registration Officer.
First publication, March 1, 1923.
Last publication, March 31, 1928.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
To the Electors of tne City of
Juneau, Territory of Alaska.
Nolle is hereby given that, pur*
suant to the provisions of Ordinance
Number 177 of the City of Juneau,
and in conformity therewith, a G««
eial Municipal Election will be held
on TUESDAY, APRIL 3. 1923. b«
t'veen the hours of 9 o’clock a. na.
and 7 o'clock p, m. of said day for
the purpose of electing the following
officers, to-wlt:
A MAYOR.
FQL'K COUNCILMEN. ,
TWO SCHOOL DIRECTORS. /
The Common Council of the Cliy
of Juneau having heretofore, by
resolution, duly designated tha vot*
ing precincts of said city and tha
Colling Place in each thereof, tha
electors are hereby notified:
That all duly qualified voters re*
siding within the boundaries of Vot
ing Precinct No. One of said City of
Juneau, which are as follows:
All that section lying on tbs
northerly side of East Second Streat
and West 9econd Street and the said
Second Street extended across tha
tide flats to the City Limits and
Easterly of Gold Creek will vote In
the Fire Apparatus room in tha
City Hall Hulldlng, located st tha
corner of Fourth and Main Streets,
'he same being the duly designated
Polling Place In nnd for Precinct
No. One, City of Juneau.
That all duly qualified voters re
siding within the boundaries of Vdt
Ing Precinct No. Two of the said
City of Juneau, which are as fol
lows:
Ail that section lying on the south
erly side of East Second Street and
West Second Street and the extsn
lon of snid Second Street across tbs
fide flats to the City Limits Will
vote in file Valentine Building, lo
cated on Seward Street the earns
being the duly designated Polling
Place in and for Precinct No. Two,
City of Juneau.
That ell duly qualified voters
residing within (he boundaries of
Voting Precinct No. Three of said
City of Juneau, which are as fol
lows:
AH that section lying on ths
northerly and westerly aide of Gold
f reek and tha Oil Pipe line of ths
Electric Light Co., Including ths
boater Addition, wilt vote at Tli#
Capital Dye Works located on Wil
loughby Avenue, the same being the
liilv designated place In and for
Precinct No. Three, City of Juneau.
Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this 1st
lay of March, 1923.
a. e. ounn,
City Clerk.
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THf JUNEAU LAUNDRY
fraiLkhn Street:, betwrr a Prcn ana Kecona lr».
n«u ass
NAMED EASTER EGGS
for the Kiddies Leave your orders NOW at the |
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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
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FINE POULTRY
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