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MAKES ADDRESS
ABOUT LINCOLN
Talks Before Parent-Teacher
Association at Dogulas—
Debate on Railroads
In his address on the “Lite of
Abraham Lincoln” before the meeting
of the Dougina Parent-Teacher Asso
ciation last evening, Attorney Gen
oral of Alaska John Rustgard gave
■enpresSion !to the jdoas that ali
jniu;. entertain about the great Lin
coin whose birthday the nation cele
brated yesterday. Speaking, in part
Jilt Rustgard slid:
' **I consider it an lionor to address
{he P.-T. A. .mooning on so Important
'Qteojflton. Lincoln. 'the greatest man
la American history and history ol
tbu world, lis a part of the life ol
this country and Europe as well. He
won his greatest renown when lie
Treed tho slaves and loosened the
bonds of a great mass of humanity
under bondatre.
, pularity ;;j '.mud in li md, but ii
was » :ili laiucoiii. * “
“Haw was this I>im dn
u montmem in history,
l-YevuJe.ui. tmt by uccli.d
<1 ill" RUfdancC. At til
ills election there
dates tn the field.
vet
so great
Piled to
bit: bv
tint? of
were I’jut can !i
sentiment was so
great against abolition that when
■ in? btcatme PPefikloni loaders of the
; movement were mobbed. And sc
i igrcht J.iacoLn's unpopularity be
i catne that he last control of Cub
• gross. The victories of the armies
(liming tho year 1864 natter the fall
i of Vicksburg c uustod hi.-, second moini
nation and ejection. Five days alter
I Me assassin an ion his real worth and
I value 'attracted dts first recognition
| He sprang from a life of the most
primitive character, ami the fund-a
l mentals of Ills lift1 that wore formed
| in his log ca'lrin home centered in
i'tho one great cause of abolition.
“Two .perileda of History, one de
lights to read, are: one, the history
of Ihe Smarts’ reign lin England, and
tile other ‘the Suppression of Slavery
in Tills' Country-."
At this point Mr. Hustgard gave
an outline of the history of the
j political fight width led up to the
; elect ion of Uincoln.
I “His inaugural policy was that a
government must madnluun 4-ts powers
tr go out of bu dn-ess. One in indole
WHITE PLAGUE* TO GO IN 30 YEARS,
DECLARES WOODMEN OF WORLD CHIEI
Jf/4CAr 7-0
CHICAGO.—Tuberculosis can be
Wiped out in the United States in
thirty years if the nation e;r» itself
to the taak, according to W. A.
i Fraser of the Woodmen of the
World.
! “Tuberculosis is on the retrea. ”
■aid Mr. Fraser in an address here,
is no longer the chief single
•ause of death. It is still among
the leading diseases as a cause of
disability and suffering, but in my
opinion, with a national preventive
PBd curative campaign, it can h«
ctically obliterated in a genera
BE
Mr. Fr-scr rpolce on the four
Qi/AL/TY o/~ •l/'Z X’c Y
'tuberculosis so niton ; m t', : t tl
Woodmen of the World |i to
build in different states. Or.i f
these is now in process of ereri. n
near San Antonio, and eventually
will care for 3.600 patier.
Mr. Fraser pointed out tlu»t in
192D. deaths from tubercula r In
the United States num tiered 1
000. In 1921, they were 107.000
A saving of 16,000 /e. annui' v
he said shows how the ravages f
the disease are being cheeked.
The tuberculoss death rale 1
, year, he declared for the pnMre
1 national registrnt:on areai all ' ■"
j included, war 99.4 persons in 100..
I 000 inhabitants This is about hnl''
; what it was twenty-five years a go
j With the exception of Utah,
; every state in the registration area
made its low mark in the tubercu
losis death rate last year The
iresent twelve months. Fra • r
believed, will see all the«e '"w
marks go still lower For the vh to
race, the ’ -west percent ages v '<•
in North and South Carolina Tbe
white mortality in North C*re,’-s
was 49.5 persons ner 100 0<mi -n
habitants and ‘i South Caroline
58.1 par 100,000.
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE
U( tri prepared to execute /our order* on Europe ai the lowe*>
prevailing rate*. Our Mew York faellltie* are eeooad to none H
You are contemplating eeadlag money to Burop* call Douglaa •*
aad we will be glad to glee you our latent quotations
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«reat Britain ..
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Found*
n Austria
Oaoeho Slovakia
Finland_
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, ?aST 73UT0B1AL SAW OF ALASKA, ,
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| trying '
In si,
! pared li.
Lincoln,
] dimvre:.
Debate
i ’ *h •
i which 1 ’ ,v. 1 ISr. U ; iris mi
ll! . a. g r.iw.t.; »r.il Kiiz.tbeth
I R ibivr :.n (v i lie ’ J .• n ive x-i ‘ I
;h;»t tin ITndi; 1 Slate? g v •.intent'
| i aou'd own : 1 ',i. i ...r ..til*
ill I m. I •
..''n't' the f. ".owing ohvls: That
U.ire tv mini be i lowed ,r of rat.nr,
th.il fit •ii'.il , i. mutt? :vtrx;. ■; ha
j c rciter dot oiopine li of the country
• waul'd ho accomplish jd, and th.
i there would bo a lowtefllng of coats
through the uniticaaiou of the roads
The negative side of the question
was maintained by Cheater Zimmei .
man ami Lei,mil Swanson, both ( |
Wham did very woll.
MRS. KING AND MRS. VANDEN
WEYER ARE H0STES8E
Mrs. Nick King and her daughter
Mrs. H. A. Vander WVyer, enite
' lined about 25 ladies at the home
of tho latter last ovotdng wllth a car
| "arty. I
The chior scheme of the evening
| was carti/M nut tin Valentine decora
I 'thins 'and colors.
j Prizes at car.ia wero won by Mrs.
I Gertrude Laughlln, .first, and Mrs. ,
' Charles Sey, the consolation. Mrs. ;
I Frank Oliver won the cut prize. De-:
| IIcJohh irefroahments Were served by
: Hie hostesses.
TAKING VACATION TRIP
—
N. F. GlHeciy, chief accountant for
! the Tr ; I well Company, is leaving,
[on the Alim la lonllgfht far a six
weeks' visit t;> Portland and other
cC.icB of tiro Coast.
FUNERAL HELD
Funeral ■ f :• little Lola
K-i.virds, Mr. a:t.l Mrs.
Hi ,i' i 1 a i
liisdl y public -mti
, it ten , ■; .ud un
We c’ viot ,.;ipro
. ' r. li ,v..-l co.-u-t
, >r \\ u and
\v' . '.i fairly lill.t. i' :. s the
i , , . a anil’
A. E. E'lw i. c.f 'I ha’ii*, \vm tiifl
S i: lay mon w In M UiIb afior
m. n in fa ■ C i*r.'Rational Church
Mr. H. L. Raw’, v |ir,w.h9d the fit
ner.it ,sermon. im non; was made
in tile East.' l>! >i t!w> Douglaa
ci .netery.
WALLACE REiD^SEEN
AT LIBERTY TONIGHT
i|. i . : i. a >t i a, in
M ',!. •! 1 i ■ • <!•■ ' ' a ait*o!
laV - ti: ' i'- i his ;ie< ..tl
tv v.m i < n t' n war.;
Mr. Rai l mill I rn .vliat r '-aiin'.n
cently m tv.i d.ibb I at Uui ciV.ors on
his paHelte.
••]' ■ . ■. I 1 ; 1 frr,” ha ob.-ervut’
“that a I t:>
-e-ly . ' ' till
In m a. • ! V y ■ i' I re it. It - "a! ■
HJJ ' 'a t 1 : , i 'll i t i.t :'.i PM O'
Tonight and Wednesday
Will Present Wallace Reid in |
'one of the best comedy screen j
1 productions the late known i
star ever appeared in and i
Lila Lee is the leading, woman i
The big production is
WALLACE REID with |j
ULA LEE in
A picture you can’t afford to |
miss—also a two reel west-ij
**rn drama and Weekly opens [
the show.
“RENT FREE
1 yet pay s such ; lid .liv: 1 •: I
n. ir.it- ' tiic ar. :u hr arrived.1
Bhe V.to Ot th • licit—ill' .1 •
-1 h* studios, I me..n ■; Its
tting." j
In iHh picture, it ,iy Mann
Page uni IzoJa Fu; i Pa-ye, w.: I*
i utlii>l.tlliun l*y Ki uver Rice, Air
I i.i tin lmiiicu3ii.ru arsis; who
ikos ti> Hilt' i. jf tops because U>'
n't pay auv rent.. Hi go;vi dow,,
i open «cutitle and takes ruws-jf • i
in of 'an c m Uy homi . Lu ..?" I'
if former’s <1-- tii. T.i ■ will ji ■ ?
ne.r t'u favor of ti ■> iii r in i'
<h» U left lb JiE’ft t'.i* li r.v.-h' l.ti
iv ajtist finds a ■:
>v "Itli pro'l'cs ti .. ■ ■ wl'I
favor of the girl :r• i Y’’ !i I ■
! it tier rights an-l v .5 h; love
Th'l-s <-harming s'- I. .1 r •’
ick'ng cotniody-dran' 1. hi! 1 l.t- ■
:ho girl. The cuppor: qal • adr
imaite,
OpenfaiK the show will lie a iwj
rool Western tinaoua ml t’i pua ,
\ivorflte, a Paramount A1 tgazix >.
THOUSANDS WANT BRIDES
SEOUL, Korea, Pub 13.—Three
thousand Japanese men resident in I
?(>oii.l are calling for brides fro '1 J
.he home country lav 111*, of tho
ai'k of a sufHcicnt nun. her of J.'ia-j
base women in Korea. The n< .vly I
'wtabllshod Matrimonial Buriat: tf 1
'he Korea government-genet .1 r« )
eivod the answer at the first nopl.c !
nt in response to Its artvertheoiti 1.
t is that of a young Osaka -t men '
craduste of the girls' high whool. j
SPECIAL SALE OF POTAIOES.
Call nt J. M. aiovanetti's Orocerv)
'•tore, 524 Dixon Ave., or Phone I
185. —adv |
Latest styles of engraving foi
laitlng cards at The Empire
Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S.
Weather Bureau.
I-w'fiat tor Juneau and vicinity foi 24 bouts beginning 8 p. m. tod j:
l\iir and "mrwhnl rollin' tonight, w!rh lowest temperature about 3 ile
: .ee;; Widni.day fair and continued cold; brisk northeast and east
winds, decreasing Wednesday.
LOG All v A T A
Barom. letup. Humidity Wind Velocity Weather
3 p. m. yer.t’y . 30.46 15 19 E 18 Clear
3 a. m. today 30.73 10 30 E 20 Clear
■2 turn teday 23.77 10 27 E 22 Clear
CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS
TWfBKDAY TODA5
H isrliest ' p.m. | Lowest ft it. in. ft a.m. l'rooip. S a. m.
Station! temp. temp »*-»teiqp. Velocity U4 lira. VVeittler
Clear
Clear
Clear
Foggy
Cldy
Clear
Pt. Cldy
Clear
C lear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cldy
Snow
Cldy
N ! , vik .. .. 12 12
iNiime . 32 21
.. liana . 20 14
ibvjso . IS 14
i’ lrbat ks . IS 12
McKinley Puik .. 24 10
Anchorage . 36 "0
t. Paul . 88 2 4
Mutch iharbor . 4 8 4 4
ICiwliak . 64 24
\ aides ..60 20
Juneau . 27 IS
Sitka . 30 24
Prince Kuport . — —
Seattle . 20 24
Portland . 38 30
dan Francisco . 62 50
* -Lobs than 10 miles.
10
12
24
32
32
14
10
14
8
-28
18
28
42
16
- 4
4
14
36
32
34
10
10
16
10
-28
15
28
42
20
10
6
12
6
4
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0
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.06
MITE Observations at Prince Rupert, aeatie, Portland and 8 i
/an . .co are made at 4 a. m. and > p, ra . Juneau time
The whole of Aiasaa ana tno western portion of British Amerlo:’ i
ceivspread by abnormally high pres ure, the highest reading within tii
*eld of observation being 3ti.90 inches at Kaglc. Despite the hi
pressure, tempi1 ratal re.4 in the interior of Alaska are not unusually I '
t any point, and in the Tatiana Valley are still somewhat above n -
hihI. Fair weut.her has olitaiued In all districts except Oregon i n
OalUornlu, where liglit rain fell yesterday.
The highest wind velocity at Juneau for a five minute peri.nl w i
:6 nit I os an hour at 11:16 a. in. t day. with an extreme velocity f
16 mile® an hour.
HiiiiiiitiiH iiiitmimiiiiimmmim
iiiiiinihutiii;: iiiiiiiiiuiim
if you hive i1 hirg
to ce!!, aeve: ii:e
in the Empire
If you want to buy
anything, advertise
in the Empire
: iU’ I.. iiillliiiimililiflii
Now is the Time to Mate Your Wants Known
UlHIIIIIlUilinillllllUHIUlU
iimimiimmimiimmmiiiimiininnn
Indications are f
coming .sprin.
see a gre;
business
revival.
Advertise your
tit the
; will
it
wants
r
Enlist your property
you have for sale
or make known
your want to
purchase.
Advertise your wants
iHliUiiiMIUlUUUilllUIUUIIIIUlHIiniltlllUin
USE THE EMPIRE COLUMNS—DISPLAY OR CLASSIFIED—THE
EMPIRE CIRCULATES EVERYWHERE—YOU GET RESULTS BY
ADVERTISING
.1
'j li'F, OF MARSHAL’S SALE.
N i . IA ADMIRALTY
T . 1 lid ;rnite’d States District Court
a No. One, at
ON !TG AND BARGE
[Miration, LIREL
J- v>iE RICAN scow or
\ E. . rail1 rl W. T. & B. Co.
No V - tackle, apparel, furni
tin i ms, boilers, machinery
anil o all cannery and fishing
cqin • i :i niteil thereon, RE
spo or ;r; uaranoff pack
INt •)., a corporation, INTER*
VIP vo LIBELLANT, HARRY
GO.' x i'O. INC., a corporation,
rNT \ ENOR, MT. BAKER
PA( i\'.\ 1 CO., a corporation,
Cl- 1! A N’T AND OWNER.
Pub c notice is hereby Riven that
| by \i e of a writ of VENDITIONI
EXi'O iS. dated January :t0. 1023,
1M*-led jut of the 1'nlted States Dis
trict f art for the District of Alaska,
Dlvial n No. 1, at. Juneau, on an in
tei loci tory decree of sale made and
pronoo iceil in said court on January
,3b, 11 '3, ordering; the above men
tioned and described American scow
or v« el ' VV. T. & B Co. No. 33”
her t okle, apparel, furniture, en
gine*, n jchinery and also all can
nery ; id fishing; equipment situated
tliereo i to be sold at public vendue
to tin highest and best bidder for
cash,
I wi accordingly offer and expose
the s t American scow or vessel
called 'V. T. & B. Co. No. 33” her
tackli pparel, furniture, engines,
macli v and also all cannery and
tlshlr ■! ilpment situated thereon
for s. t public vendue to the high
est ii ie»t bidder for cash on
Marti d, 1923, at the hour of 10
I o'clocl the forenoon at the front
' dooi < ■' the U. 8. Court House at
Junetr. Maska.
Dai at Juneau, Alaska, Febru
ary 3 1923.
GEO D. BEAUMONT.
U. 8. Marshal First Divi
sion, District of Alaska.
,TM. R. GARSTER, Deputy.
STB >N & KANE, H. L. FAULK
Nl I’roetors for Libellant, and
P ring Libellant, BaranofI
I I' i-.i Co.
| WIND ND OOG11E, Proctors for
, Ci i t and Owner.
| R. K. ilERTSON, Proctor for In
I ter t, Harry Gong & Co. 'lm\
Flrt llcation Feb. 2, 1923.
jins' Plication Feb. 23, 1923.
VVm. D. Perkins & Co.
Bankers
31 L ( -ry tit. Alaska Bids
Seattle.
DEALERS IN
Municipal Bonds
r€cun*y Warrants
first Mortgages
Safe Deposit Vaults
0 pe, cent to 8 per cent Interoat 1
3 - -•
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ARCTIC BATH HOUSE
and*J3arber Shop
TURKISH, STEAM, SHOWIB
AND TUB BATHS
lower Front St. (Vac Atta’i old
itand) BILLY LOTT, Prop.
Phone 414.
USED FUBHIim
fiongnt. Sold and
I. 10C0YICH
211 Seward St.
Tnl-phone 441 t. O. Bon Ml.
RADIO SUPPUES
Our pricea are right.
O't of town mail
promptly tiled.
order
JUNEAU ELECTRIC CO
P 0 tax S17. 310 Front St
Kill NLUMD
PARLORS
REV. A HD COMPLETE HUE 01
CARDIES
Have you tiled our uew Hot
Driuka?
We make our own lee Cream.
We lieuvot Phone Sd
i
Aia.du Transfer Ce.
■ ’•uentl
Joal, Contract
Main Street.
ARCADE CAFE
MARY YOUKG. Proprietor.
“Mr* Malloy-* Famoui PilH*
(VI x i n ADS Bud dealrahlp
;>o: •••■ - if you are prepared to keep
boarders it is important that yet
•.ti.miil Kimw how and whan to aao
(he i'* * mis—-tor Akey. attard
you I ho means tor maklan tka bvOh
meat, ray. Try the BmpMw. * *