THE OUTTA-LUCK CLUB
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DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS
NEW SUPERINTENDENT
FOR LOCAL SCHOOLS
FiUmk K. Foster, instructor at the
University af Washington, has 'been
chosen a/s superintendent of tihe
Douglas sdhcols tor next year to sue
ceod Mr. Miltt/liell, ■who has resigned
(The position to take charge of the
KdtoNilfian schools, is the announce
uienlt made Iby the Douglas school
(board yesterday.
Mr. Foster has been highly recant
(handed Bar (the superintendent:}' here
He Is a graduate of the U. of W.
where Ihe has been teaching during
Wine lust year, and has also beer
Bnlpeattarteandeht of other schools ir
the States.
FORMER DOUGLAS COUPLE
HAVE BABY DAUGHTER
A seven-pound ibaby daughter was
Ibctrn to iS|eiaitlJlo e/atrly yesterday
morning to Mr. and Mrs. C- E.
MtohaeS, according to a message thal
was received by Mrs. Gertrude Laugh
lln, mother of Mrs. Miloh/ael. The
flatter was iformorly Miss Virginia
Liaurghilin and was iborn and reared
In Dougliais.
KILBURN TO REPRESENT
I. 0. O. F. GRAND LODGE
X.. W. Kilburn was recently chaser
delegate of Alaska. Lodge No. 1
of I. O- O. F., to attend the meeting
Of the Grand Lodge, whic.h convenes
ithds year ait Walla Walla on th«
Fonrrtih krf June. Mr. Kilburn wil
Udavo here about the latter part ol
thtta trtonrtlfi for Alls trip.
FINANCIAL REPORT
t I D. H. S. JUNIOR PROM
The Douglas High School “Prom,’
wllrtCh Was given ib.v tho junior class
r(Scantily aHm-ost broke even, but nal
quite, to (the stony told iby the figures
Just given out.
The total receipts were $49.10
itgaHnm ia total expense of $52.30
Which loft a deficit of $3 20 to bi
ipalld from the junior class fund.
EURUS UP FOR OVERHAULING
Paid Kegel iba3 his yacht Eurus
tip on the ibeach for general over
'hauling this week. After being thor
oughly sternaped, site will he given a
tfrodh eclating of ipa.Lnt which will ini
tpttorve her laippo.i.ranco materially. A
Di-os ol engine is now on the wav her«
-whildh Captain Kegel will install ir
Ithe Burns as soon as it arrives.
MRS. BROWN SURPRISED
A falraWeH surprise iparty last even
tog at tho (home of Mrs. John Livii
ia*. Treladwell in compliment to Mrs
'Dave iBrWwn, who Is Sdon too remve
to Juneau after 24 years' residence
on the Island.
iGard playing wats enjoyed by about
‘30 ladies, the following being .the
prtze-wturners: Mrs. E. Wesohenfel
ler, first; .Mrs. J. R. Guonin. consola
I dJan, and Mrs. Charles Sey, cut prize.
Mrs. Brown was iirosented with
several pieces of table silverware by
tho guests.
COWBOY'S' BRUSH
EARNS BIO SUM
GREAT FAL.ES, Mont., May 8.—
j Pictures ifrom the brush of Charles
! M. Russell. the “Offwboy Artist” of
•Great Pails, have sold in the last
four or five months for an aggre
gate of more than $30,000.
Russell, whose pen ami ink draw
ing of a hunger-thin cow, "The East
of Five Thousand," was a report
•to Hi is employers in the early days of
a 'bad winter on the range, still keeps
his log cabin in Great Fails' residence
dlsHnot, but spend's his winters in
Eos Angeles and part of his sum
nrers in a caibin on the shore of
Eake McDonald, in Glacier Park.
Fallowing tihe sale last fall by the
“cowboy artist" of a canvas to the
j Prince Off Wales for $10,000, lie lias
i sold “People of the Desert” and
| “When White Man Turns Red,” to H.
I M. VandersHiice of Kansas City, "Rop
| ing Fres/h Mounts” to B. E. Goode of
J Pittsburgh, “N'avajos" to D. 11. Wil
. son of Pittsburgh and “At Rope’s
End" and “Wagons” to S. E.
Kpoogh-an.
TWO YOUNG LADIE8
AT ST. ANN HOSPITL
Two little lad'ies arrived at St
Ann Hospital in the past tew days.
They are little Miss Baggen and little
i Miss Ore fen. Baby Baggen is the
1 (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Georgt
Baggen of Thane and was born at ‘
o’clock .Monday morning, weighing
seven and one-half .pounds. Baby
Orosen is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. .Roland Oresen and weighed six
(and one-half at the time of her birth
wh'Wh was 10 o'clock Saturday morn
ing
BRING BODY OF MRS. STOKES
TO JUNEAU FOR BURIAL
William Stokes, his two little 30ns
Wiiliolm. Jr., and Leonard, and hi;
mlothor-iu-laiw, Mrs. R. E. Moore, ar
rived in Juneau today on the Jeffer
son, bringing the body of Mrs. Wil
Irani Stokes, who died recently at Se
aittle, here for burial. They were me
by members of Mooseheiart Legion, o
which organization Mrs. Stokes wai
an active member. Tho funeral wil
he 'hold under the auspices of tin
Legion.
CAREFUL MOTHERS
know Federal contains nothing '
but the richest, creamiest
cow’s milk — with all the
health-giving vitamines LEFT
IN.
Absolutely safe for infants
The Tttem an<* lnva*ids, because perfectly
ofMilka* ,t'TUi“d'
federal
MILK
SISTER OF ILLINOIS CONGRESSMAN SHOT.
^ Mrr SttjaWtii. BrtftZrt, Mry ■ft'Tag.'DaevsS' m- \
""""SSsT^fa^TSariS^T^SS??1™w^e^)f",a'"sanJ Francisco” theatrical
man, shot Mrs. Elizabeth Written, sister of Congressman Frederick
A. Britten, of Illinois, during a quarrel in Mrs. Britten's San Fran
cisco apartment over a debt of $365 owed by Mrs. Davis to Mrs.
Britten’s mother, Mrs. Charles Poach. Mrs. Britten is recovering
from a wound in the head. “Her demands that I pay, when I
couldn’t, forced me to shoot,” Mrs. Davis told the police.
REAL ESTATE
MOVING HERE
Recent mil estate transfers in
Juneau would iindicate that ilia town
Is on the right side for steady de
velopment. Rast week H. H. Post
| puri liasod from J. J. Raats lots three
land four, block 36, totaling ino
j feet square, between the It. K. Robert
son and Britt residences on Seventh
Streets, and Mrs. Kristine Quinge
sold her residence on lot 1, block 2
in Soator tract, to Mrs. Vera Mead
of Douglas. A. E. Sohom'bel has
pnmlmsod the property known as
Hie Hurkrader property, at east one
half lot 6 block E, Court. House Hill
Lloyd Hill has purchased lot 4 block
31. at. West Sixth Street and Calhoun
Avenue, from Rebecca Hill and other
Ikoir.s of the Into Henry I’. Hill.
For engraved or printed calling
cards see The Empire.
Song Sentiment Comforts
Lonely and Homely
f-1—T—— — ■
Actress Aids Cupid By
Applying Balm
Nightly
New York City, “The most benev
olent act of my life,” declares Allyn
King, former Ziegfcld Follies beau
ty, now starring in "Sun Showers”,
the Lew Cantor-Harry Delf pro
duction, "is singing nightly ‘Every
one Is Beautiful In Someone's Eyes’.
“Every performance J watch my
little -w»y of song comfort spread
from the footlights until my audi
ence has been engulfed by its
warmth.
Hits Am.
“It hits the nice old sports in the
front row first and immediately
they brighten and begin to preen
themselves, smoothing down hair
Where hair there is none.
“After them it hits the young
couples who look at each other
meaningly ant! blush. They’re just
about the nicest of all and I only
hope they'll remember the song after
they git married.
“The old maids take to it, too,
perhaps as a sort of tonic for their
self esteem, for doesn't it say
everyone is beautiful in someone's
eyes ?
“Then come the elderly couples—
the shes who have jut begun to lose
hold on Friend Husband and the
hes who have slumped into embon
point and baldness. It brings memo
ries to them and, I hope, good reso
lutions.
“I-ast but not least, the song
cheers me. It is pretty nice to think
that there's somebody, somewhere
thinking you’re heatttifur. no matter
I wtou your mirror tells you!”
Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S.
Weather Bureau.
Forecait foi Jui.eau and vicinity for 24 boors beginning 8 p. m. tod.):
Generally fair tonight and probably Wednesday; moderate variable
winds. .
8 p. m. yest’y
8 a. in. today .
12 noon today
LOCAL DATA
Barom. Temp. Humidity Wind Telocity Weather
30.28 47 87 E 5 Cldy
30.26 48 02 NW 4 Clear
30.21 61 42 NW 5 Clear
cable and radio reports
YESTERDAY -1-TODAY
I Station*
Highest
temp.
8 p. m. |
temp i
Noorvik . 28 18
I Nome . *28 28
I Tanana . 42 40
| Eagle ...^. 46 44
Fairbanks . 44 4 0
McKinley Park ... 42 40
Anchorage . 58 52
St. Paul . 42 :16
Dutch Harbor ... 48 44
Kodiak . 60 42
Cordova . 58 4 8
Juneau . 51 47
Sitka . 54 4 4
Prince Rupert .... 58 58
Edmonton . 6 2 60
Seattle . 76 7 4
Portland . 84 84
San Francisco .... 66 64
Lowest
teprp.
.20
20
24
22
30
36
36
34
38
42
40
34
38
36
50
52
54
8 a m.
temp.
26
30
38
40
44
40
42
44
38
40
42
48
52
40
36
50
56
54
-Lees
8 am
Velocity
Preclp. 8 a m.
24 hr*. Weather
0
•
0
0
0
0
0
.06
.18
.0 4
0
o
0
o
o
Clear
Cldy
Clear
Clear
Cl ear
Pt. Cldy
Cldy
Pt. Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
Kain
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt. Cldy
Clear
Clear
than to miles
NOTE: Observations at prince
Francisco are made at 4 a. m. and
Rupert, aeatie, Portland and Ban
4 p. m.. Jtnau time.
Generally fair weather has prevailed throughout the region of
observation during the last 24 hour except In Southeast Alaska yester
day, and in the Prince Willlm Sound region this morning. The tem
perature has risen in the interior, and seasonable conditions prevail
ieuerally throughout the Terrtlory.
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