PUBLIC HEALTH
NURSE SERVICE
TO START SOON
Mane Falldine Here to
Take Charge for Local
Red Cross Chapter.
Miss Slarfe Kill.lino, who arrive I j
lilere Sunday on the Spokane, ha
been assignat! a- Red Cross Ptihii
Health Nurse for the .June.in Chapter,
with headquarters here, according >|
an announcement made today b
Miss Bbba Djupc, r •■prescntatlve t'o
t.he Pacific Division of the America:,
Red Cross iin Alaska. Plans for \!:
Famine's work will be dei'in i.
settled alter a conference to be h"i I
lin the near future between directors
of the Juneau Chapter, the l'nl; -j
Health Conrmiri toe of the chapter of J
which .Mrs. Karl Theile is eba -man.
land Miss Djupe and Ml.- s Falld.a .
iMiss Falldine lis a veteran of th !
World War. She was in the Ann;. l
(nursing service for more titan a year,
and was in France 10 months of tha
time, being atlached to Base <10 at
liozollias Stir Mouse. After returning,
from abroad siho was attached to the.
visiting nurses' staff at Jamestown, |
N. V. Later -lie came to Me,If r l. •
Ore., iwhete for two and one-half j
joars she was public health nur.-e
,She came from Medford direct here
“The public health nursing s rvlce.
of which Miss Falldine will liavei
charge, *is financed entirely by the!
(local chapter and lis one of the j
principal peace-time •activities oi t.liei]
•llel ‘Cross," said Miss Pjupe t td.i.v
The Juneau chapter includes all ot j
Castineau (‘hannel towns, Haim --.
iKkagway, ’Sitka, P ■ erslmrg, Kak •• |
Chichagof and other communiitlas , i
thlti (immediate dislriet. Miss Fall
dine’s work is expected to take her j
(to those places.
.Miss Djuiio ha - jm.t returned from
«t stay of ..»ix wi k- in the South.,
most of the dime being -pent in Sail
Francisco at heu (quarters of the Pa .
olfic Division of the Rod Cross. Dl !
vision oHietala, 'slit said, are greatly]
interested in the Alaskan field ami :
'talked with her regatdlng further dr
vetlopmcnt of the peace lime program
in the North.
After lciving S.tti Francisco vita!'
came to ‘Portland. There she twj
Miss Mabel l. liov ar I Mrs. Mur-1
igaret Cod'd.rd. Beth ate . ik ag th
public health nursing course at the;
Oregon Cniver. ;y extension at Port
Hand and maki ng fine r -rc-.l. Miss
LeJloy, site ad led, plans to return
to Juneau es , . >a as eh - has c.-.tu
pic ted the eour- \ She is regarded
by tha Instruct: rs i:i dh - seth • il a*;
ooo of their 'tar ■ udonts.
.Alias Djupe will remain here until
t'tmeUM next week and in tit • in
itenlm 'it lis exported that Miss Fail i
alIno’e work vMill he definitely a- '
a ranged. Tho former will then leave
for a vtialt 'to Ketchikan anil Wran
gedl.
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! WHO’S HERE 1
I AND WHERE
•-*
’Tom Vlahos. recently d.i.<eUargo.l
from the military service at chills jo'.
jiarraeks, will leave here for tin
iSouth tonight.
H. F. Preston, representing th.■ X t
itlonal Grocery Company, will leav
on tho Spokane tonight to e ill >n tin
•trade at*other Southeastern Alaska
points.
A. Hide. (listriel superintendent for
the Alaska Hoad Commission, with ;
headquarters at Anchorage, will leave ’
ton the Alameda for a vachtlon trip 1
to the States, lie has been al local !
Commission headquarters lor sevt al
days.
R. I,. Maxwell, ropn entlnig a Se- 1
tattle film exchange and Paramount J
.plct tiros, who has been here far the •
past week, will leave for Seattle tie :
night on the Alameda.
C. C. NBchols. wharfinger at lit ‘
local Admiral Line dock, will leave
for live South tonight on tile Spo
kane on a vacation trip. He expects
to lie abaotvt ubcut 3d days.
Sanford Johnson, representative el
the American Tobacco Company, is
expsetod to arrive on the Jefferson 1
t amor row. He Is a brother of Jack
Johnson, former well known ball
player of Douglas. .
Frank .1 Fried le, sttrvfjyw and
partner of "Big Mike" Sullivan, is '
duo to arrive on tile Alameda. He
has been tin Westward districts for
-. ever a I months. I
H. L. Morris, salesman of the ,
“Schilling's Best" line in Mask t. left
•iMk night on i lie Kstebeth on a busi- |
■ne»s trip to Skagway.
C. J. Cornwall. Wavtern Dry Goods
Company's .Mask i representative. Is
ox,peeted to arriv • tonight from the
Westward on the steamer Alameda.
L. M. Corrigan, representing At
to our A Co., w th headquarters here,
left for Lynn Canal points on the
Bsteboth last night.
At the Gastineau
Mr. and Mrs. Dm Miln J. It
Reynolds. Bed Karly, .1 W M magic
INFORMATION*" WANTED
Postmaster Z. M. Bradford has re
ceived a request to assist in locating
{One George Schindler or Shindler
who is wanted in the settlement of ‘
an entate. The request comes tnm
D. I. La Selle. 504 Phelan Build
ing, S*n Francisco. Information is
that the man left California in ldOh
for Alaska here he Is interested in
mining.
• Jfmdguartera for L&dyimith coal
jiptsii <Tnufer Go. Phone 48. idv. I
DANCER FOUND MURDERED NEAR SAN DIEGO. CALIFORNIA.
Senralional developments are exported to follow the lindinp ot
Hi partly-clad Imdy of Fritzie Mann, 20, a talented dancer and en
' ci i ainer, on a beach mar Sail Itieuo, California An army officer
wa: arrested, ulsofever.il others but all later released.
.< j ,h nt^ie K^zv.
LOCAL MEN ARE
NAMED TO HEAD
AM COMPANY
•aulkner and Behrends, Pres
ident and Vice President
of Jualin Company.
Til ' eliM -1 .' II. L. Fa iik:i r.
'.resident; II. M. Btliroads, vii -presi
leal, and .1. II. Him, fferreiury. of
■he Jualin Hi r:. Ml ns (' np.tny
vas lann'oiir I t< I iv. Tiii- .- ill
iMiipany finam I by Iielci.ni ■
ail wii. di - taken over lli‘ Jai".i
mining pi1, perl lea formeriy In I by
lie Jirilin A1i.-ka Minins Company.
Jean Vtinnpham. who was > . , .
the lit :• e npany and in ae: iv:?
•barge < f is op ••rations, is gen’ •
nanagi r in' the new company's at
. ,r» an.I will ret iin full control of
lie .In : 1 in development.
The Juali i Bern rs Mining V. u
.any is i i . norite si under the law
Alui.sk i f.-r $4,000,000, tli • i- uanr
if 4011.11011 ii ires having .a par value
i . $lo being authorized under
;h i sir incorporation rareally
• 1 with the T >rrit:»rlal Seem try.
[Is i 1 ms far levelnp'tncn . \vhirli
,v• re mada public l.nr we !■:. Include
ij/,1 romplotlinn of lb 7,000-1 : >'
Irnilna'ge tunnel; erection of a mill
:iiii’dn v of SOartamp capacity an I
lie l’.r-; unit of 10 .stamps during the
ning jammer; inauguration of an
.’ial service bi.w ’pn Juneau and
lualin fitly tii-, summer, ar. 1 gen
Ml in 11 and mine development on
growing scab'.
Lhristensen Is Elected
Dem. Nat. Committeeman
S OKANK. War’ll.. Fell. Id. At a
in ■ r.g the I). a tic State (’on
i 1 C'ominlttoe li -id at this place
■no onlay and : day, Stale Senator
loot go F. Ohiust an-m, a S: ,>ven“..ra.
:,k ntnia county. w»i chosen for
ii'uioc" ittc X ri anl r i.m It teaman
nr the state of \V A ;■ a;>..1, its site
e l V L. Ti/tlow, Tai > na. who
ocetvtl.v passed away. S na::ir Chris
en on has la n i in nim of the
Stale Conuniittco far the last several
cars. lie was th one. D.'.nai a
lectc 1 to tho state Senate at the
a.-; dec’.ton.
Clarence It. Martin, a;' ("cn-’y,
Ipakine comil.y, « s ni aactl chair
nan f til' Sta • C aim. :c • ta sue-'
i*r l Senator Chri.vtea:- a. .1. IV
!!ni|) ii ( !' Ephr.i: i. (Irani county, |
aid to h.uve boon ;.!i • i indidate ot i
layer E. .1. Hrawn o!' Seattle for;
hatinnan, wai c’.io.- \ < ■-i-luirmin i
f the committee.
def-artment^called out
Tii > Fire Dcii ii-; n r -pan led I i
wo alarms •!.,• < morning, j
.dither of wlv i s'te l in flrw.
’lie first was tor I iti from In lian- '
own hoTtly after m Itrc'.it anil lihe i
eeon I from F n Sin : near,
'ranklin Both w i oimaey bir’zes |
ml ditl no dama-. • (ju k runs were'
uul* n Im>Ui in nr
If I 's advorUsed *it’s of TIMELY
MTEIIEST. That’s someth ini; to re
ten'ber—to your profit.
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DANCING GIRL SEIZED,
POLICE FIND HER MAN
- i !
NEW YORK, F.-’a l.i Uuhy ' j
wa> pinch I an I ex; , !.
Everybody i.i the Bahru: jn i
eilvlris of <L'i 'tiw.c'.i Village j
Kn w this ent: I Ivauty w lio j
wi * Ugh: s'Ik ua.l rw ;r. a
corset, ril.Vc stack ns-., black j
pii hi s an I a maroon colored ' I
opera wrap.
Up by was aitandinc in early
mum mg party at tho Black Bar
rot To t Shoppe. She was danc
ing when two >1, e. v ,s veil- 1
lured in anti raid I the place.
At police li i lqti; rtets the
women and men wi r • separated !
anlfc ill? women In sen to the .
matron’„•> tiff.'ee to b • earched
That is whore Ruby went too
far. far in a lew minutes the
in., rou, flu she 1 with indlgna- ;
ilo . same da-sh-liv; tick lo the
dssc sergeant an I announced | ’
that ituby was a d man.
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Something to
Warm You Up on
Classified Page
It is a cold day wlicu one
can't find s iniothing warmin':
in llic classified columns of The
Kmpir.. There is some .slave i
n. .vs there today. Also there i
i- a request for some property
which might be interesting, j
Both concern buyers and sell
ii.. Clive the classified column
the onct over today, it might,
mt in im nt v In your pock. t.
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FIREMEN’S BALL
NETS GOOD SUM;
BIG ATTENDANCE
Annual Ball of Firemen Is
Enjoyed by Big Crowd
—Boost Playgrounds.
M intaining ils unblemished ree
l'd tor hospitality, the Juneau Fire
■ l.‘ : t.mcnt li st night was host to
! a big crewd of dances at its annual
bull, given at A. B. Hall. While no
official report of the financial end of
the affair had been made today, it
i c.rlain that more than $500 will
im added to the Firemen’s play
girund fund, according to Fire Chief
.1. I,, (hay.
The big h:i ill was comfortably
lillc.l with dancers and the various
boll signals, were run off on sched
ulo until after 1 a. m. today. The
hall was decorated in Kire Depart
ment colors with brilliant lights and
hanging; paper festoons.
Fruit punch, having the official|
• amp of approval, was served by the
ho t . The music, furnished by the ;
Palace Orchestra, was excellent, ,
raid Chief Gray.
A lire alarm,“sounded from Indian .
town at 12:15 a. in. failed to break
up the party. The members of the
department responded promptly with
out. dis turbing the dancers. The in-; t
t< eruption was brief and all the fire
ben back in the hall within a few
minutes-, the fire, a chimney blaze,1
being extinguished before the trucks
could get to the scene. j
"It w as cue of the nicest an I most
enjoyable events of its kind ever
given by the hire Department,” w.i
the unanim. us opinion voiced by the
dancers.
PORTLAND CAPITALISTS
PURCHASE ALASKA MINE
II. (). Procbftel, acting for hint-!
i elf and other Portland capitalists,
have t mipleted the purchase of the
Helm Hay mining property which
they ci ntraded for las-’t spring from j
N. R Walker, t“. R. Frater, Stanley
Adams. Chris Hailey, Dick Nuckolls
and Frank Mallalhy of Ketchikan.
Thu lioal payment has been made.
COURT FOR WRANGELL.
Judge T. M Reed, of the United
States District Court, told people at
Wrangill Hiatt a special term of the
District Court would be held at
that place m xt spring at which
these seeking naturalization could
bo heard.
FAIRBANKS MAN WEDS.
Milieu Ric:, member of the Fair
batik Fire Department, and Mispj
Beatric • Helling, pouiar member of;
tlio younger set in the interior
town, were recently married there i
by Rev. Fred G. Scherer, i
M'CARTY IS RENAMED
BY WAR DEPARTMENT
TO STOP CONFUSION
A change in t’no ix'Ck.ia.l desigtia;: jn ;
:<• .MrC trty, n tel ir iph station >n
ill > r S. fi’gniai C I tos betw -n i
Valdez and Fa."banks, la Qrundler,
a 'll be in >de an .March 1. next, at-1
l r..a ta aidvicr ; i -reived at thy,
[jrverr. >r'a office. Orders to -It' c-t
change In n.im have been i-sit.-d:
by Gen. J >lwi J. I1 Tshin®. cb el of
taff.
T i ■ •‘im;lari1.y of Lhc name Mr
'ii:y, to McCarth} atatiiua on t lie j
P tapper River — X irthweatern It ill |
nl. i - lltr.I in i . a.-lderable ronfil
-ion anil lei to 11 |ue3t fr. ii the
Gtovorn'O'j* La ;h' S g...; 1 Corps ufla-1
Jia-’.s for t.lvo char.g". In renaming >
lie t >1 graph .-Rattan a farmer Sign i.
Corps' enlists I man was honor'd. i:
:.'lng stated that it is now nun 1
a honor of Sorg . Kirs: Class Crank
.'••ua.llcr. Signal Carps, who dini in j
■ha rvlc.e at Ft. Egbert in He-j
■.•mb; r, 1011. Mi l ' tv, or Grundler
blotted 'on b? Tanania River about !
100 miles sor h of Fairbanks on the
itich.ird&oti Highw : i
KETCHIKAN PLACES CLOSED
Judge T. M. It < I, in t.b > Unite I!
Si., i , Diatlibi; C nn t at Ketchikan, I
w! :■ in Dbat/clty on inis way South,!
n leivd closed und i a baton) on t pr:»-!
tendings, ponding a hoaring on
M'.iroh 1!', the Owl Foal Room, ini
he St. Fran .-i Hotel; the I Ian. ■■
lintel, and th c nd ; ry ... what'
a, the Fenn.ick Cigar Store.
:aptain boedecker
IS DUE HERE TONIGHT
Captain .1. B , I .1: who will
ouimuml t'a ■ Unalg i, accompanied
i.v Mrs. B < I ckar, is a passenger
)ti board the Princess Mary, iljr
rain the Sera:' anight.
ATTENTION EASTERN STARS.
Regular m 'ting Juneau Chapter;
to. 7, (). E. S.. this evening Odd
fellows Hall. Initiation. Visiting
nembers cordially welcome.
LOIS NORDLING.
—adv. Secretary.
NOTICE.
We sharpen tee skates. Hi7 Sew
rd Street. Phone 215. -adv.
GRAND
MASQUE
BALL
At A. B. Hall
WEDNESDAY
February 21.
Dancing- will start at 10 o’clock
and will continue until 2 A. M.
WATCH
ANNOUNCEMENT
FOR
PRIZES
THE MOOSEHEART ENDOWMENT FUND BALL
for the benefit of the
Home for older Moose
will be given February 15, at Moose Hall.
Muric Furnished by Cclistum Orchestra.
GENTLEMEN $1.00. LADIES FREE
ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE.
FREE BAIT TO
BE GIVEN NOW
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Seattle Is Helping Fishermen
—Offset to Influence
of B. C. Ports.
SEATTLK, Kill. 13.- In an effort
to protect Seattle's halibut fishing
industry, which fishermen claim is
going, the Seattle Port Commission
has arranged to freeze and store
b.rse quantities, of bait tor fishermen
leaving this port.
Tills it i- expected will counterin'
the British Columbia influence
which makes itself felt throughout
the coast section. The Hrilieli Co
lumbia ports, especially Prince Rup
ert and Vancouver, are supplying
bait, if catches are landed there. 1
SNOW FALL GIVEN
IN ALASKA AREAS
The depth of snow (in inches) on
the grot!ml at 8 p. m. Monday, Feb
nt.iry 13, ait Various Alaska Weather;
Bureau stations, is as fallow's:
N'o irvik 4;,.0
Nome .. 25,0 i
Tan,ma . , l ,’.o ,
Eagle .23.0
Fairbanks 21.0
McKinley Park . 18.0
Anchorage 14.0
v il lJ8 ii
Juneau 7.0 !
M. COLDSTEIN RETURNING
FROM TRIP TO CALIFORNIA
M. CioMstein, who went South • *y
cr.il weeks ago fur i trip along .he
Pacific 'Ciast, extenilirg to California,'
is a passenger on the Prinoaas Mary,
ne in part this cveni'ag.
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BEEF, WINE
AND IRON
is the best Spring Tonic
Iron performs a very import
ant office in the human body.
It improves the quality of the
blood, the tissues are better
nourished and all functions are
performed with more vigor.
The combinatcn of Beef, Iron
and Wine also promotes appetite
and invigorates and stimulates
the digestion and thus acts as the
very best stomach tonic.
DRIFTS PHARMACY
The Rexall Slore
PHONE 25
American Girl Marries
British Baronet.
j'ttusMa.rv'Iw. P-cendergOL-tf
Mis-: Mar) Louise White Pren
dergas-, an American girl, living
in London. hat- been married to
Sir Timothy Kde.n, Baronet, in
London.
ST. VALENTINE'S
CAT TOMORROW
T 11. :r w will be S.. Valentine's
I).iv. an ocrr on with a twofold an
< ry. Originally the day was ob
sr.rv 1 .'in honor of onto or another o.f
tile several s'tlnts of that, name, gen
era:!.'' br'j'evrd to be It lie St. Valen
tine who was beheaded February It,
A. D :<M, I.ong ..we, however, the
day acquired mother significance. Ir.
tii ■ M dherr.mean elinrate the middle
of Fabfir.tr? marks th ■ beginning >.'
spring, the mating of birds an i ani
VALENTINES
ALL KINDS
AND PRICES
TRY THE
BUTLER-MAURO DRUG
COMPANY
.FIRST
9G Front St. Juneau, Alaska
' anil Mind. It wa« natural. Iherefore,
| that S Valentino's I>ay sh «*ild be
i i .mu m . . i .-on when the thoughts
i i f people itirrned to sentimenta!
i thing ■ and f< • marry eentudles, tbs
I day ha belonged to love and lovers
On at Vi int < -f this annual mating
i : birds during the twiddle of Feb
ruary tihefe arose a custom among
the young and unmated of choosing
"valient ines" for tlie ensuing year and
the sending of love messages, hater
the ii ime came lo be applied to the
leva missives sent 'to one of the op
I > i te sex on St. Valentine's Day.
Dinting the 19th century there de
veloped a custom of sending satiri
cal messages (the so-called comic
valentines) a custom, always was
n ore honored In tine breach than in
the performance, 'that, fortunately,
h i i been discarded.
NEW MAN, FORESTRY SERVICE
.1, A. Thayer has arrived at Ket
ch ilea n from the Sa.ntia,m National
Forest of Western Oregon. He will
be engaged in field work for the
bureau wiitli headquarters at Ket
chikan* until April 1, when he will
be transferred to the Chugach Na
tional Forest with headquarters at
Cordova.
THAT SPARE ROOM Is a cash
asset—if you use the Empire classi
fied. You can rent It to a desirable
tenant at a good price, thus lessen
ing your own rent-burden.
SPECIAL *
PRICES
ON ALL OUR
FRAMED
AND
COLORED
PICTURES
15-Jewel Elgin and
Waltham Watches
$15.00.
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THE NUGGET SHOP
One-Fourth
Off
AT-TEN SHUN!
Your comfort and peace depends upon the quality of your
Overcoat.
We are offering special inducements in Overcoats this
month. Look them over! The prices will certainly speed your
buying.
One-Fourth Off
m
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