A Useless Sacrifice
By CHARLES McMANUS i
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YOU HWE A Noeit
nature, you n
SACRi Pick puts you
IN A CLASS 9Y
Your self.
YOU ARE SEPARATING ME
FROM THE PRIDE OF MY
UFE . I'vE HlD BEHlNDj
THAT FuNCUS FOR r
TWENTY YEARS !
MY WIFE IS CALLING
For THE BABY. &L
TAKE rtlM TO NCR
Pardon me FOR a
moment.
by colly;
feel all
UNDRESSED, AND ‘
NOW I'LL HAVK to j
WEAR NECKTIES
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ARRANGEMENTS MADE
FOR BIG LAWN PARTY
Something new in the way ot
public entertainment has been ar
ranged by the Douglas P. T. A. for
negt week when a lawn party will
be given on Thursday evening, the
19th.
. The affair will be staged in and
around the Treadwell school house,
and will consist of a program, field
sports, dancing, fortune-telling and
refreshments. It will run from 9
o'clock to 12 midnight, and will be
for everyone on the Channel.
TO TRY RESIDENCE
IN THE STATES
Herman N'iemela departed on the
Alaska yesterday for Seattle where
te expects to spend the next win
der. After twenty-six years resi
dence on Douglas Island he is not
certain that he will like it else
where and for that reason he may
return sooner than he now expects.
Association winds up
FOURTH OF JULY BUSINESS
A meeting of the Fourth of July
Association was held last evening
for the purpose of winding up the
affairs, and after a comparison of
moneys expended, including accounts
■till outstanding, with the total
amount of donations received, it
found that a balance of some
thing like |20 would be left in the
bank to the credit of the ABSOcia
* tion to start next year's celebra
tion! with. This compares favor
ORDER FOR SERVICE
BY PUBLICATION.
No. 42 in Bankruptcy.
In the United States District Court
for the Diitrict of Alaska Division
Number One. at Juneau.
: (M inatter of the Involuntary
In
Bankruptcy of RAM ROSS. EH).
RAMSTEAD and K. V. BACKER,
af copartners and doing business
as such copartnership under the
firm name and style of Fanshaw
Herring Company.
Oa reading and filing the affidavit
of R. E. Robertson, Esq., and on the
flies and proceedings herein, it ap
pearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that Sam Ross, Ed. Ramstead
and K. V. Backer as copartners and
doing business as such copartnership
under the firm name and style of
Fanshaw Herring Company, against
whom a petition in involuntray
bankruptcy was filed in this Court
on June 16, 1923 and which said
petition was duly amended on June
20, 1923, and which said amended
petition was duly filed on June 20,
1928, in this Court, by the First
Tarritorial Bank of Alaska and
other creditors of Sam Ross, Ed.
Ramstead and K. V. Backer as
cpparnters and doing business
as such copartnership under the
firm name and Style of Fanshaw
Herring Company, cannot be found
in this district, and that neither
qt them can be found, and that
personal service of subpoena cannot
be made upon them or any of them,
And it'further appearing that here
tofore, to wit: on July 7, 1923, this
<Rfiirt duly made and entered its
order for service by publication upon
•Kid alleged bankrupts but that the
jSji'bllsher. of the Alaska Daily Em
pire, wherein said order was ordered
published. Inadvertently made sev
en!,errors In the publication of said
qtder, and It further appearing that
August 6, 1923, is Sunday,
•Now, on motion of R. E. Robert
aon. Esq., attorney for the petition
lag creditors herein, and on good
cause shown, , ,
. B IS ORDERED that said alleged
tyanKrupts Sam Ross, Ed. Ramstead
and K. V. Backer appear and plead
toY^e aforesaid petition and to the
same aa amended, which was here
tofore filed against them in involun
tary bankruptcy aa such copartners,
om’or before the 6th day of August,]
-i.7D.1923, and that in default
f this Court will proceed to a
ag on said petition and as the
la ao amended and to an ad
t_ jtio'n thereon.
.let a copy of this order be pub*
Raked In the Alaaka Daily Empire,
a newspaper published at Juneau,
Alaska, In aaid District, once a week
for two consecutive wekea.
Dated at Juneau, 'Alaska, tbla
11th day of July, 1923.
;TH08. U. REED.
District Judge
S:
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4Pk)ic%tton, July 18.1523.
publication, July 26, 1323.
ably with a little over one dollar,
which was left from last year.
WARNING TO ’CHILDREN
Complaint has been made to the
U. S. Marshal's office cf the fre
quent and indiscriminate discharging
of fire-arms by the children of the
Island in the neighboihod of the
outskirts of Douglas where people
are picking blueberries every day
now.
The danger connected with such
instances is readihs- apparent to ev
eryone and Is not to be allowed.
Deputy Marshal Fee.ro has issued
a warning To those w.io are respon
sible for the children that they
see to it their children arc prevent
ed from carrying guns.
FOURTH BIRTHDAY
Little Josephine Raats r.n-ertalned
several of her young friends yes
terday at her home with Mrs. Gert
rude Laughlln in honor of her fourth
birthday.
Pershing and
Couraud to Lead
Noted Division
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INDIANAPOLIS. July 12.—Soldiers
who in mauy instances have not met
since their last engagement oil the
battle front in Europe are expected
to attend the fifth annual convention
of the Rainbow Division Veteran’s
Association here July 13, 14, and 15.
General John J. Persfiing," chief of
staff, United States army, and Gen
eral Henri Gouraud, of the French
army, will be special guests of hon
or.
The reunion is expected to attract
between eight and ten thousand form
er service men. Local persons in
charge of arrangements state that al
Quits Millionaire Wife for
Life Guard Job.
Eddie Zimmerman, life guard at
Manhattan Beach, New York,
often called ‘'Adonis -Eddie,” is
back on his life-gur.rd Job after an
absence of two years, during
which time he was the husband
of Mrs. C<4gplfu» A. Lane, widow
of a young millionaire publisher,
of Philadelphia. Eddie has been a
life guard so long he couldn’t
make a .model husband, so. a di
vorce reunited—and Eddie is back
to, listen. again, for th* cry ol
"tfeip5’
FINISHES MONUMENT TO JOHN MltCHEtt.
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Chuiles Keck, the noted sculptor, Is shown at work on his re
markable statue of John Mitchell, great leader of ,the labor forces
and former head of the American coal miners. A large plaque will
be placed behind the statue, showing various phases of Mr. Mitch
ell’s life. The statue will be unveiled this Fall It) Scranton, Pa.
most all the states will be repre-j
sented.
The convention will also commemo-1
rate the fifth anntverstry of the'
Champagne defense of July, 1918, in!
which the Rainbow Division fought ,
with the Fourth French army under
General Gouraud. it was In this!
battle that the German advance, east j
of Rhelms, was checked.
One of the feature events of the |
convention program will be the street
parade headed by GenertU Pershing
and General Gouraud. This will take
place July 14.
Accident Happens at
Mine; 5 Miners Killed
B1MINOHAM, Ala., July 12.—Five
miners have been killed and several
have perhaps been fatally Injured
when a train of trip cars at the
Sloes-Shefficld Steel Company's mine
parted due to a broken coupling
when the first shift was descending
Into tho mine.
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Horrible Deeds of Mother
Who Then Commits Suicide
CABBY, 111., July^l2.—'Mrs. Mar
shall Shoemaker, aged 34 years, in
stantly killed her 4-year-old son
Herschell, forced her son Paul,
aged 8,,to swallow poison and after
which she shot him In the stomach
and then turned the gun Bn herself,
inflicting a wound front which she
died instantly, l’aul is expected to
die.
Old papers Tor aala at Em "Ira
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Liberty Theatre
LAST TIME TdNlGHT
“HUNTING BIG GAME IN AFRICA”
1 By all Means See this Picture and Take the Children, =
| for if you don’t they’ll Never Forgive you if they ever |
1 find out about this Show.
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ADULTS, 50 CENTS—CHILDREN, 25 CENTS.
One Show Only—Weekly Starts the Show
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MEN—We have your size in Dress and Working Shoes
Edmonds Dress Shoes .$ 7.50
U. 8. Army Shoes .. 8.25
Buckhecht Indian, Tan, High Top. 11.50
F. A. J. GALLWAS
Phone Douglas 17
DOUGLAS
S2.50—HOT PLATES—SL50
We have a few left just the thing for hot weather. These
are 7 in. single heat, nickeled, complete cord and plug, |2.50.
JUNEAU ELECTRIC COMPART
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Weather Conditions As Recorded by
Weather Bureau.
the U. S.
Forecut foi Juneau and vicinity for 24 hour* beginning 5 p. m. tod.):
Cloudy tonight und Friday; gentle variable winds.
8 p. m. yest’y
8 a. m. today
12 noon today
L 0 C A
B&rom. Temn.
30.13 56
30.27 55
30.25 58
cable and
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Humidity Wind Telocity Weather
88 S 3 Cldy
87 SW 1 Cldy
58 S 4 Cldy
BADlO REPORTS
TOD A*
Station*—_
Noorvtk .
None .
Tanana .
Eagle .
F.iir banks .
McKinley Park.
Anchorage .
St. Paul .
Dutch Harbor .
Kodiak ..
Cotdova .
Juneau .
Siika .
Prince Rupert .
Edmonton . .
Seattle .
Portland .
San Francisco .
Highest
temp.
52
. 50
. 70
56
66
46
54
56
54
58
62
66
64
70
70
66
8 p.m.
temp
r>2
46
. 60
62
62
56
44
48
52
52
56
56
60
62 '
70
76
60
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Lowest
temp.
40
32
44
26
44
46
60
46
48
50
50
48
48
54
54
58
54
8 a.m.
temp.
4f
42
5 6
60
62
50
54
40
56
50
62
55
66
50
60
56
58
54
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24 hr*. Weather
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Cldy
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Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
Clear
Clear
Clear
NOTE: Observations st prince Rupert, sea tie. r-omana end Sac
Francisco era mads at 4 a. m. and 4 p. oi., JndSau time.
Heavy rains occurred on the northern coast of the Gulf of Alaska
during the last 24 hours, with a total of 2.62 inches at Cordova, and
local showers at Juneau, Anchorage, Tanana, and Aleutian Island ro
glcn. Fair weather prevails over British Columbia and the North
Pacific States, under the Influence of high pre.-iBure overlying Southeast
Alaska. Temperatures have change 1 but little since yesterday, and are
ttill somewhat below normal in the western portion of the Territory.
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1-4 Front find Franklin.
1 5 Front, near Ferry Way.
1-6 Front, opp. Film Exchange
1-7 Front, opp. City WliarX.
1- 8 Front, near Baw Hill.
2- 1 lome Grocery.
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2-6 Front and Main.
2-6 Second and Main.
2-7 Fifth and Seward.
2- 9 Fire Hall.
3- 2 Castlneau and Rawn WHy,
3-1 Second and Gold.
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3-6 Fifth and Gold.
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J-R Seventh and Gold.
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“LET GEO. DO IT”
I havo gone to Sitka to Install
plumbing in the Sheldon Jaeksoa
School. Will be back Aug. 1st.
SAVE ME YOUR WORK. I
WILL SAVE YOU MONEY.
GEO. B. RICE
Forrest Building
Plumbing Heating
Phone 34.
MADE RIGHT,
Right is Janata
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thir case a pleasure at well
a* duty. ,
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Cleanliness.”
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I a. m. to 10 p a
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to >:I0 t. m- ■'
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