THE OUTTA-LUCK CLUB
Cousin Claude Will Postpone His Winning.
By DOK WlLLAir
Aw, OUST ONE ^
<j AME, L(J1 HER. • ( r}fj nQ£RL.y \
YOU KNOW AMNlc- SHff I'f I
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MRS. MACDONALD'S MOTHER
PASSES AWAY IN EVERETT
'Word of the (Uui.li of Mrs. Km,.;.
I*. Edwards, motihar of Mrs. Thoma
<1. MacDonald, formerly of Tread
well, was the .id ir'w.s received :i
yesterday’s mall. Her death, who :
followed paralysis, occurred on the
7t'h of this •month n Everett, Wash,
where she has resided for man)
years. She is survived by one other
daughter besides Mrs. MacDonald.
HOME AUAIN AFTER
TRIP FOR HEALTH
•Prank Bach, Sr„ returned heme or
the Jefferson yesterday, much im
proved in health after receiving treat
inent In ,S"at.! * during the p cst
couple months.
RETURNS TO ALASKA
Joe Jones, formerly an cng'noei
fur the Treadwell Company and old
time Alaskan, is again in the North
having arrived here on the last Spo
Wane after a visft to San Francis.
a.nsl 'Seattle.
■Ho Is now on his way to the Hirst
(Ohlchajvoff Mine, where he will be
employed.
LOCATED IN MONTANA
'According to wind just received
'by Mr. llowlcy, his folks are now
sAtUd In their present, home in Kal
. ispoil, Montana. Their baby has been
placed under the care of a medical
specialist for tres'-ient All fh
__„_ '
■.ii'T children arc1 attending school |
regularly.
• G. G. K.” SOCIETY *
OF STUDENTS FORMED
A U( vv ■ y ; >in;M.i<-.l of ilia 1
indents c' the seventh and e'ghth
gra(I s and la bo known as the 11. |
| G. K.'s, was organized last evening i
at the school house.
They ( "a ca'd I’a ■ following offi-1
I eovs: Albert On!)was. president;'
i Wall-'.- McCartnick, vice president; |
' Emilia Gnrn. secretary; Chester Zi.ni
mernian, l tea surer.
SCHOOL DEBATERS DINED
i Mrs. Nina Abbott entertained the i
debaters of the railroad quest ion i |
a dinner given in their honor at her j
home last evening.
The debaters included Alberta Gall-'
I was, Chester Zimmerman. Elizabeth
j Robertson and Lobnid Swanson.
"THREE LIVE GHOSTS”
HAVE HEACHED DOUGLAS
The play to lie presented by the
Senior (lass of the Douglas High
School so notime tin April this yetr,
entitled ‘Three Live Ghosts,” lots
arrived and is all ready for the
i'Indents to liegiti early practice on
the production.
Description of Play
A comedy in three acts by Fred-,
eriefc Isiuwn and Max Marcin, six
i ’es. four females (two policemen).
CLASSIC BEAUTY AND IDEAL DESIGN
TYPIFY UNCLE SAM’S MONEY HOUSES
I
New Federal Reserve
The policy of constructor feder
al reserve bank buildings which
rvrfli harmonize, or even lead, in
| *Wtf beautiful” plans will continue.
I il Is understood among architects,
j Brier the new governor of the
{kauri. D. R Crisainger. Architects
i mm practically a unit in insisting
] rial these buildings, scattered over
at strategic centers,
i not only the idea A
__ and stability, as t-efita
| tba hs«M of fcnner.se treason, Jot
] also sa ideal of beauty in arrMtee
*%na at once elands and vet *
Bank, Richmond, va.
lean. This it is believed will ser\e
as an inspiration to private buiiJ
cm.
The nt / federal reserve hark at
Richmond, Va.. is said to he a most
distinctive ty^e of this asruriti i
Dignified in it? solid oulk it i?
artistic in outline, and American ‘n
utility. Solid block? of Indiana
limestone personify permti.cn. e
and lend tnemselve? to line? if
quiet elegance. Most of the re
serve bank buildings have beer lug
fram the unique Indiana deposits,
bat supplies for at least • century
mors an In aieht.
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE
M4 art prepared to execute your orders on Burope at the lowest
prer ailing it.tee Our New York facilities ere eeeond to none If
Kh ere eot tempi ung seeding money to Burope cell Douglas ••
end ve will be glad to give you our latent quotations
-Lomsi
•vent Britain _
.Per Hundred Francs
Founds
Belgium
Caecbo movable
Finland __
Austria -
Italy
Kronen
France
Kronen
Flnmarfcs
Drocbmae
Idle
Kronen
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Fair TERRITORIAL SANK OF ALASKA
Or. ■ scene s •«.!.» throughout
T ; ;v (Ira is w:,h the complica
tion ■: ;e fr-.Mii t'.w r .. urn to
K- . 1 !r i hi tii" .ina f-i >:i i :u.)
- .1 rri. two Hvitif.il an I
or. ' Air,eric :. woo nr.- leg. fly Ja il.
T., ,i [ i i • a, Gubb-lns anil
V' lam .Kn. . tin* American, -have’
a d • a--0 for r. a; vi i»g il vul. Tire !
• h r. S "oafy, who has curry in
i
at boll -v.och 1U9 robl 1 Ti i.ii
ct . n a., memory. J; a my Gub
bins car it eolira t ck to life, for!
hi- n art old cockney, whose
shrewdie hi; icr . a ,: * »h < '
bus crJ.'r; il Ills in.-: a ratten. William
June-. ii' American. is wauled by
tho police of li'i oollcge town for
tb' ear.veil"l on of hi-. [ rri fcnn !
to : ; r mbl-tog (1 his. X !• ly
knew a ; ' .• lit a of S’ irfy tn* h >
evidently in aristocrat, who has'de
veloped kleptomania after shell shock.
Jimmy Gu. bins brings i. h two puis
to h! • If; no in Lonitan. “W • art
three ghosts,” he rayi, “aad one o’
. • c n.a:a don!’*
Hat the poor mentality of Spoofy.|
iifr’r causing most of the txouhl s .■ j
dhe tar. - comrades, lls the means
ultimately of bringing all to rights.!
If you would know who-, ■ baby li ’:
k’dnaps, whoso house ho robs, whose |
Jewels he steals and what lady lie!
finally meets, nil through his endea-!
vors to repay kindly friends, you are I
referred lo the play Itself.
“Throe Hive Ghosts” is brim full I
cf fun and humor and is sure to‘
keep anal fences in gales of laughter. |
Tlu New York critics described it
as the most ingenious and amusing |
comedy of tile season and g •nuilioly |
and heartily funny. It played a full
season in New York and then toured
tile big cities.
RARE PAINTINGS
COMING TO U. Si
STOCKHOLM, Hob. 15.—The ex-|
riiange of art exhibitions between
Sweden and the Unit d States as one
f the newest moan-; if fostering
international tirtdi r-tanding and
irtenik-hln. has jest, rec dvel added I
imp'-'lu ; fr on h ■ v- of Mr. H iweri
.iaint-GuuH or . ln-ad of the Mu-euni
u the (' rn ;;ie In U.tgte at Pittn
burgh, who has come here to ar
•ange a new exhibition of Swedish art
n America.
Mr. S linMJa.ui'c -■ reports that
Swedish painters are already well
!:ao'’.n a' the Institute, if ace no less
a art - * th >•) *!••• late Anders Zorn
sad b. .‘*i c.: -.•..missioned nt paint the
portrait of A 'r w (’ -rls, which
Hilda !' * rl e-, of lion ir in the
Me - ’i. Tin 'h'llni ' Swedish
iu
r:
Ur
now bring c
. 1 ■
i'lcn which.
1 a will
u-h t'n n
l d States.
■Linriel through the
>f S lint-Gan lea i
el hi , e ilional ea
*' *r being shown r
hi taken on tour
*1
•iwM!
if ill
to bo Ik !'
<: -M-rn' •ire ‘•' • "'I n. ! !i5 =t -mume
%
■ T.' I: ,';n Am • '< i 1 » Hl’i-triio Ui
work ot A”- —!<• :n an'-''■ <>.' S'V K •' '
birth or dr I’-'n . Prominent amont
Mi -e exhibitor i tre Henry Hsu!
1'-M, Birr- r S r 1 ■ -n an 1 John Ctrl !
son.
At the e- 1 of the (ioth',nburg F.x
position a r ire colie •: ion of Sw« die!
irdns’.r’ •! art prodnc* *. including toy
tiles, me* ■! work, and Orrefors glass
ware, will ho shipped to the Museum
'n Newark. New Jersey, where the
objects will be on exhibition before
being seat on tour through the United
States.
Stanford-U. C. Debate
Is Set for April 8
STANTK)Rn UNIVERSITY. Cal..
Feb. 15.—"French foreign policy on
the continent since the Treaty of
Versa Hies," has beon selected as
'he general topic for the Joffre de
tote, an annual contest between
Stanford and the University of Cali
fornia debiting teams. The date
for the lit23 debate lias been set.
tentatively, foir Amil 6. A gol^
medal fa annually awarded by the!
Republic of France to the "most ef
fective speaker” of either team.
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Our. shipment of Vitafood has ar
rived. Sanitary Grocery. —adv.
“TO LET” PLACARDS are “ad-!
vertisine,” of course. In a foolishly
limited sense. It you wai t to adver- i
Jerusalem's Governor
to Lecture Mere.
iirtiH'udler-Genpral Kovald .Herts,
of the British Army, win has
been Governor-General of .'cu- i
1cm, under l^urd Allcnby, i.luca
111 17, lias arrived In Now fork
for a lecture tour of the luitoj
States and Canada.
NEW OFFICIAL FOR CORDOBA
Assistant District Attorney H.
McCain, formerly attached to ;
Viil l'2 ofCcft .to In'cn train Vu -
'■> Cordova, where his Iiendftn art-,
will be In the future.
Wfeather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S.
* Weather Bureau.
Forecast for Juneau and vicinity for 24 hours beginning 8 p. m. tod j:
'Generally fair tonight and Friday, m ’derided change in temperature;
brink eaMerly winds.
?• p. m. yest'y
8 a. in. today
12 neon today
L 0 C A
Baroir. Temn.
30.09 24
30.09 21
30.09 24
CABLE AND
YESTERDAY" * I
Illihest s p.m. j
temp. tmnp. '
.14 12
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24
2ti
14
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22
24
54
!■ DATA
Humidity Wind Velocity Wonther
24 SE 30 Clear
53 E 24 Cldy
28 E 20 Clear
RADIO REPORTS
TODAt
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1 a. in.
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Clour
Clea r
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt. Cldy
Clear
Pt. Cldy
Clear
Cldy
Snow
VOTE: Observation* at Prlnca Ropers, sea tie. Portland and Shi.
ei’iscii nre made at 4 a. m. and t n m Juneau time
VYKlh a sustained velocity fi r 5 minuter of 64 miles un hour aa I
ii extreme velocity of !*2 milt ■ an hour, all wind velocity records t!
1 enea"t for the part 6 years were broken at 1:03 a. in. today. The
high winds were' occasioned by a steep pievriiro gradient between
Hritlr'ii America and I lie North Pacific Ocean, Eagle, Alaska, and Ed
l non ton, Albert, having barometer reading of 30.H2 Inches at 8 P. M.
yesterday, while at Prince Uupert the pressure war only 2P.K2 inc’ <
Haiti, sleet and snow are reported firm the North Pacific Slater.
t.u,t generally fair weather bus prevailed over Alaska during the la-t i
24 hours. Tep.iperatttres have fallen romewhat in the interior, and t.n
now considerably below normal In the Cpper Yukon Valley.
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if you have anything
to *eU, advertise
in the Empire
If you want to buy
anything, advertise
in the Empire
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■ 'ications are that the
coming spring will
see a great
business
revival.
Advertise your wants
Enlist your property
you have for sale
or make known
your want to
purchase.
Advertise your wants
USE THE EMPIRE COLUMNS—DISPLAY 0 LASSIFIED—THE
EMPIRE CIRCULATES EVERYWHERE— VOl L.ET RESULTS BY
ADVERTISINC
IIIMIIIIIIIIIilllHillMllillliliUI
.-or/ £ OF MARSHAL’S SALE.
a ir. ADMIRAL/FT
In tii united Sntes District Court
lot A': Di ision No. One, at
Jut, au.
WA. . TON TIT, AND BARG?.
CO corporation, I.IBEL
L\ >. AMERICAN SCOW OR
VE rolled W T. ft B. Co.
N.i ’ 'ier t.icklc. apparel, furni
tun Inna, boilers, machinery
ami ill cannery and iishing
con . i nt situated thereon, RE
SIT [M NT; HARANOFF PACK
IN' O a corporation, INTER
VC n i .1 n ei.IjA nt, ijarrv
GO! , ft Co. INC., a corporation,
TNI :r?\ENOR, MT. BAKER
PA< ICTNO CO., a corporation,
Cl, 'M A NT AND OWNER.
Pul !■ notice is hereby given that
by vii ue if a writ of VENDITIONI
EXPO \S dated January 30, 11123,
Issued out of the United States Dis
rict ( an for the District of Alaska,
Dlvlsi i No. 1, at Juneau, on an in
terior cry decree of sale made and
prone ired in said court on January
30, 1 '.t ordering the above men
tions .nd described American scow
nr tic > *'W. T. ft B. Co. No. 33”
lior t lile, apparel, furniture, en
gine*, u-liinery and also all can
nery d flailing equipment situated
there lo be sold at public vendue
to th if-hest and best bidder for
rash,
I i accordingly offer and expose
the s American scow or vessel
called .A T. ft B. Co. No. 33” her
tackle- apparel, furniture, engines,
rnnebi -v and also all cannery and
Osliln uiiipment situated thereon
for sa it public vendue to the high
est a best bidder for cash on
Mnrc! t d. 1923, at the hour of 10
o'et's i the forenoon at the front
door tile lT. S. Court House at
Jun> Masha.
Di at Juneau, Alaska, Febru
ai I 192.'!.
GEO n. BEAUMONT,
U. S. Marshal First Divi
sion, District of Aluska.
M. R. GARSTKll, Deputy.
WPO V * KANE. H. L. FAULK
>11 u 'i net ora for Libellant, and
I i' nlmt Libellant, Harnnoff
Pa> k f n fi Co.
WIN' AND OOGHE, Proctors for
limit and Owner.
! 1 O’lERTSON, Proctor for Tn
or, Harry Gon* & Co. Inc.
FI- icatlon Feb. 2. 1923.
L i .! cation Feb. 2:1, 1923.
ARCTIC BATH HOUSE
fid Barber Shop
TOU r ;h. STEAM. SHOWER
amd tub bathb
L rent St. (Var. Atta’i oM
ia • RILLY LOTT, Prop.
Phone 414.
4-1
USED FURNITURE
Bou;, • Sold and Exchanged
a SOCOVICH
211 Seward St.
el jh .ns 441. P. O. Box 111
RADIO SUPPUES
0 i pi ices are right.
C t of town mail order
nro”.fitly filled.
Ti EAU ELECTRIC CO
P. 0 Box 517. 310 Front St
lliNEAU BILLIARD
PARLORS
WE\7 AND COMPLETE LINE 01
CANDIES
Have yon tried oar new Hot
Drinks?
We take our own lee Cream.
We Deliver Phone M
. U?(ka Truster Co.
General a>niag.
l-'sO.
Khb fcimt % Aw 41
C'.'.F'.P1KP ADS And
toriIf you are prepsr
X>ard' ^ It it Important
.liould It now how and when to uas
he e-i"^ iPe<t a»l*—for they- afford
rcu t'o means for makfng the biuO
less I’AV. Try the Empire.
JUNEAU TRANSFER
COW ANT
Mover FioM
Prompt Delmry of
^DYSMITH COAL
Phone 48.