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DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS
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STUDENTS POSING I
FOR SCHOOL ANNUAL:
Getting their pictures .taken for;
the Hitch School annual, is one of
» the important side issues of Douglas
school affairs this week. All the dif-i
fereut classes, societies and basket
ball teams are 'to be. represented with
IfbaCogruvuTPs in tho 1323 edition,
which .promises (to eclipse all pre
vious Issues.
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
'Mr. and Airs- J. O. Kirkham and
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kirkham were
guests at a. dinner ipart.y given by
Mr. anil Mrs. G. Gruber of Juneau
last evening in colcibratuion of their
eighth wedding anniversary.
Cards followed the dinner and an
enjoyable* evening was reported.
PLANNING VACATION
Henry Marlin, who has been head j
of tho elofctricail iforecs at Treadwell |
for a number of years, has resigned ‘
Ills position with the company andj
exports to leave shortly uftof .the |
20th on an extended vacation trip
through the States.
GILKEY HOME AGAIN
N. F. Gil key, chief accountant for
tho Alaska. Juneau Company, returned
home this inornlir.g on the Princess
Mary after a six weeks’ vacation
spent South.
PRACTICE GAME TONIGHT
Tho (Flying Dutchinon and Jim
Crows will roeet at -6:45 o’clock to
night for (final practice before the |
grand lndleo. The Jumbo and lloboi
team's will tangle after thmen's
classic event.
‘•OUR LEADING CITIZEN”
LAST TIME TONIGHT
The combined talon ; of t't ■ f.unn!‘
American humorist, G»1 i g A j \|
Thomas 'MdEban, tli.• film star; Al- :
fred Green, director, and an able ;
supporting cast, have resulted in one |
of the most entertaining photoplays, |
"Our 'Leudins Citizen.” that has been 1
seen at the Liberty Theater in weeks. |
Wholesome, clean, amusing, with a
dash of thrill and a vlu^unin'g love
interest, the picture was heartily re
reived a't its premier showing last
night.
It U the story of a young lawyei
in a small town, w*ho is devoted to
fishing and who, a!, the outbreak of
the World War, enlists and returns
a herot In France, he meets again a
girl he has admired hack home. She
raturns fir-t and paves the way for
his reception, hut his modesty
prompts him I > hide his light under
a bushel. Finally ho is caught and
properly “received” by the populace.
He is groomed for Congress, but re
fuses to agree to certain corrupt de
mands and learning, as he believes
that the girl 'has urged him on .to fur
thcr her brother's ends, disappears
from town. Later he is brought
back, wins the election and weds the
girl, who was always true to herself
qnd to hi;n.
Mr. Meighnn is ideally east. With
the natural, lovable char.Vcterisitics c.f
a true Ado hero. Lois Wilson is
charming as the girl; Theodore Rob
erts, Will Carloton, Laurance Wlieat,
Charles Ogle and others appear in a
well bald need cast.
“Our Leading Citizen” is on for j
the last time tonight. 1
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our heartfelt!
than!:. to all friends who so kindly j
offered a .sistanco and sent floral of j
fsrings during our recent bereave- :
meat.
.MR. AND MRS. W. K TARR,
find Family, i
PLEASE PAGE ADAM AND HIS RIBS.
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A contest is being conducted in Chicago under the auspices
of the National League for Prevention of Spinal Curvature to
locate the most perfect feminine ribs. The strange part of the
wholly interesting matter is that perfect ribs are gaged from the
back. The photograph shows, left, to right: Dr. O. C. Foreman,
examiner; Gladys Hewitt, contestant, having her ribs examined;
Mrs. M. G. Veeder, nurse, and Constance Martin, contestant.
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE
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prevailing rntee. Our New York fncllltlee are second to non*- if
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WOMAN FINALLY CONVICTED OF MURDER
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Fcr tlie first ^itnfr In many ycir* a woman has been convicted
in tjong Island, New York, courts on the charge of murder. Ho
many have been acquitted it has become a joke that there "is al
ways an open season for shoot in a husband.- on Long Island." The
woman now convicted of murder in the second degree ia Mr... Lil
lian Rulzon, who is shown 'o re in her tell, after being found guilty
of die slaying of l)r. Abraham Giicks-t.tin, whom lie charged with
attacking her. Hite has t.iken an eppoai.
ri Until
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iConysia^o mine Qat- 1
and A4---:-liat V* ;-ni i-mm' of
H' !rii i i v r! « i tii -
tr ’I- i- t i w - <.n r -> iris r • iu re I
I > 1, • m.i 1 . T i Intmeat of
the-" ' lo4 anil ofi'ir'.its now ri us
in the )i:i: of • 'a • Cjvorn.nr, r>
port-* be-in,g -nrt 1-- by ;h n to th-i
Lt•yihfa turn tin >y it V n. The C n
tr-ller, Is .it-- > .i-nvM-.-l, would a -
point 4c! 1 t?. - -i" •- f I" !'l I >’
dfstrie. , ' i - i. ' iil t a 1<
over ail ’i fl'i’ :-i o ,! 1 ;-:i
Hern cf the <-hi>-:.l ’ -v no >, 1'ujkmo 1
on the G: vr-rn.ir liv C’i --ptur 20, L. ws
of lllll).
Walla n.wnin.iiity tiie salary of the
Treasurer proponed in $n,oOO per
year, 'is raised $1,000 actually it i.-;
not eh anffod. Tb - Tr< i Dvr's salary
nt itrosc-r.it is Unit $4,000 but -there !.=
:m add-ftion-ail $1,000 allow -;1 th.it of
ficial for s-.-i-vlco# «n various boards
and commissions. The change pro
posed is in the imothixl of filling; the
office. m'akinK It elective rather than
appointive as under the existing sys
tem. Tlhe ibili provides, however,
lhat the present en-cirmlbemt shall re
tain Ms ofi'iieo until ills successor
is elected and qualified. Bond for
the of fieri is fixed at $200,000 with
the provision added that whenever
“the funds in 'the treasury shall ex
ceed -throe-fourths of the amount of
the bond, or whenever for any rea
son the Attorney General of the Te.r
•itttry isliall deem it ha bond insuffi
cient, he shall notify tho Treasurer
)f that fact and ho shall then give
itch additional ibond" as the Attorney
Jo-neral may require. The duties of
C.l :
(Wflci
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virtually
At'-rr.ry v.
Wiiler power.,
' : 'ire of At arm
tTiouK’i non I "ally
th ■ B ; •!
11 ii; ■ hi ; di xrc
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'h > 11*1:110 fit Hi ■
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rai's Offitc
.* vested In tli.
a!,* who, r!
In direct io
Ci’.’.tis allowc
■f 1 la (wtas'r'r at:
hI by tho H :ar,l ii
Terri.ary and whim
1 ‘'i'll Utkin : are no!
ruiip"l lo rep irt the
m 0reding session of
with h.s reasons far,
I'ij Board’s roc.
a a- tmvsd Is ins
nmter to Ills
tie Lasisluturo
Ji '-agreement.
Tho hill in kes *liIni legal advisor
> tluyCav "nor, Secretary, Contrail
•, Tr *: urnr and tho Board of Con
i' 1 and other officer* of the Terri
•ry. AM the [ireiont functions of
* .Tee ar * e-m'Mimed. Me is em
.nver I to 0 t in the criminal
■’•'•.locution of any action where vlo
! on of an a't *' (he Uegisla!ur:» !-;
charged, this extending to appellate
1 HTts im we'i a < to court.-: in the
Territory, fl shall bo his duty 11
: ro teriiic the form of election ballots,
register of voters, reffintration hooks,
eerttfieultcs, oaths of judges of elec
tion and all other forms tor tho con
duet of elect ions, can vj.ng.ln* of votes
tend deebtrations of rosulta, etc.; to
odvi.se, the Legislature ns lo need
for changes In laws and recommend
other legislatiO"
Tito hill also provides that It shhll ,
be his duty tto look after the Interests
of 1 he people of Alaska in all mat I
tors pertaining to 'tr*an»|»o,rtatlon. pro-*
tecting such interests before thb TT. 1
S. Shipping Board, tho Infer state
Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S.
Weather Bureau.
Fjrecait for Juneau aud vicinity for 24 hours beginning 8 p. m. toA j:
Cloudy, with snow Hurries lonigUt., Thursday rain or snow; moderate
southeast winds.
LG C A Jj u A T A
Barom. Teran. Humidity Wind Telocity Weather
3 p. m. yest’y 30.53 22 72 E 2 Pt. Cldy
6 a. m. today 30.48 27 73 SE 5 Cldy
12 noon today 30.44 30 67 S 10 Snow flurries
CABLE AND RADIO BEPORTS
YksTEKLaY I TODAY
Highest S p.m. | Lowest 8 a.m. 8 a.m. Preclp. 8 a.m.
.'stations—
.Voorvtk
Nome .
I’.mana ..
Cagle .
Fairbanks _ .
'cKinley Park
. nchorage .
Pt. Haul .
i utch Harbor . .
Kodiak .
Vi de/ .
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ki. ...„.
Ptimu Hupert ....
hldmonton .
buttle .
Portland ..
San li'raneisco
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temp. temp.
20
24
14
20
26
20
42
38
28
28
40
44
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4 4
4 0
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10
20
12
12
10
18
20
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22
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50
miles
temia
14
12
8
8
4
4
18
30
34
30
20
20
32
28
34*
34
48
temp.
14
18
16
12
14
20
20
80
34
36
24
27
34
30
3 4
3 4
48
Velocity 84 his. Weather
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Clear
Cldy
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Cldy
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dry
Clear
Foggy
Clear
NOTE: Observations at Prince Rupert, Healle Portland and .->au
Francisco are made at .4 a. m. and 4 p. m., Juneau time.
An extensive high pressure area with an aloiigated ship' extends
"om the Ctiir of Alaska southward along the coast to Oregon, the
rest being over British Columbia with it reading of 80.54 inches.
Under Its inuui nee generally fair weather prevails over the North
Pacific const. A low pressure area has been formed over I he Seward
Peninsula and 1' causing snow over the western portion of the Iu
rior. During I In n \ 24 hours the low area will move east -
southeastward and he gcouipanied hv snow or rain over the greater
portion pi Alaska. Warmer wcatl er is reported this morning through
tit (he Territory.
nmere3 C .ml. -i a or- any other!
bur an, bvi'l, commissii n. commit
t<\) or off’ccr of th Unitte.-l Sitae, or i
tiy of tli i St.itca i r the Union, "in :
' v i. ti.t.i. >.e. • -line;, or !
'•« ir.'i'-' iu which t:'.io T rritory is a i
nrc ■ . .ry or jironier .ni'ty, or Ini
whileh the Territory r in ponpln or
i con • dcrablo prop;’; • ion Uiorro.’ arc
'niter ivl or ; ire 'I' ■vi;.rry‘i Indus
■ m tteriaSly affected."
functions of Board
Find inns vested in the boned ol ■
” •tilts, i' ' do (hr duties now iv .tel,
• !!•<' T l rilortial Hoard cl' Road
C 1'iiii or.ort under tlio laws ot ,
liUS; it -bafll constitute the Terri-j
t; rial Rati kins Board, discharging the,
dates soi forth by (hucjitar til, Sun- |
s’oa 1. w , of 1917; the duties im-1
fn ;ed ufxin the Governor and Secro-!
LAST TIME TONIGHT
Eveiybody liked it lart night be
muse it is a regular American
every day topic treated in big hum
orous style by George Adr.
THOMAS MEI6HAN
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“OUR LEADING
CITIZEN”
/Uso Paramount Magazine opens the
show
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WHITE HOUSE POLICE RECEIVE NEW UNIFORMS.
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Her© are the members ot th,- Whit© House Potieo 1 >epi i, wearing the new uniforms just
isnied to them. These men for i a separate department .’.ie regular Washington police force
and are under the direction of Major Bellinger, U. S. A, Tbflr t ,pt regular Inspection « conduct
ed on the ground* of the White Kopim. / l» J
a.
tary it (v'nnra.'lion with the leasing
of lands belonging to the Territory;
m in.iv ocmt of tliH^Jfioneers’ Home
at S'li. i and dlft'ehargc all of the
duties now vested In the Trustees of
, i' Homo; including administration
el lit pension act; act as pur'chas
in ■ event for Ihi' Territory. The bill
cprov'.l- further .that “No expense*
for traveling by any ofiPtcer of the
Trrtitsy, or for iprin .!ng, shall be*
alt. we I or paid tlnficss the same shall
have bonri au horized in advance” 'bv
the l! ml. lit la required to file a
report every biennium to the Terri
torial Log-isKutuie covering all of Its
aettvfWea.
The usual Impomhment procood
lugs are prowtded for iniilfej&amcr
and misifejsumo of office cdiargos
made to be Investigated by the
House of Keipresontatlvos and. if
sirnportod by in majority of that
body, t'o be {ited in writing urnl tried
before the Senate.
NOTICE TO VOTERS.
The registration boohs for quail
lied vote of the City of Juneau
Teriitoi oi Alaska, for the yea
ninetec. hundred and twenty-thru
(1923) e notv open in the Cit,
Clerk’s < ice in the City Hall, am
will rti .In op#n until Saturday
March . 1023, at the hour of flv»
o’cloca I M. of raid day. All per
ons dt in,' to vote at the regular
muliici. i election to he held April
•rd, 1' 1, should register now, as
persons not registered win not be
>eri,iitt. a to vote.
That he <iualidcations for electors
it raid ection are as follows:
Any ull cltircn of the United
States, ither male or female, ts en
titled t.> exercise the elective fran
chise I the City of Juneau, pro
vided t f 't persons shall bo of tb«
full ag of twenty-one years, and
who s! .11 have been a bona-fide
reslden of the Territory of Alaska
for on ear, and of the City of
Juno&u r six months Immediately
precede t.lio date of election.
Datee at Juneau, Alaska, till*
28th dr of February, 1823.
A. E. OURR,
Registration Officer,
thirst. '-atlon, March J, 1923.
Last pi ration, March 31, 1923.
NIIICE OF ELECTION.
To — l.u* Electors of too City of
Juneau. territory of Alaska.
Noth 18 hereby given that, pur
sm ut i the provisions of Ordinanoo
Nuiubc 11 of the City of Juneau,
ml in Morality therewith, a Gen
eral M( n .pal Election will be held
on Ti si AY, APRIL 3, 1923. b«
i rP' .i hours of 9 o'clock a. m.
Ion! ' nek p. m. of said day for
1 lie p_. ‘Of electing the following
i tf leers svi t
A MAVOR.
I uijise.il.MEX.
(J.Ml. > iiOOL DIRECTOR.
i lie jiunion Council of the City
. Li m having heretofore, by
ul '. >n duly designated the vol«
in : precincts of said city and the
Pol line Pi e In each thereof, the
■jIk hereby notified:
in duly qualified \oters re
.<11m mi the boundariea of Vot
Pr-cinct No. One of said CJty of
P in .in, ". 111c 1 i are as follows:
A1 l hat section lying on the
i u i i.erly he of East Second Street
»ul Wes: See mid Street and the aahl
Sr oil i roet extended acrose tlia
j tide flat; to the City Limits a»d
E : '.*i 1 > ' Gold Creek will vot* In
i ho r ■ Apparatus room in the
!< i IP'"' llitllding, located at the
[corner ■ : Fourth and Main Street^
j f he sp.i ■ hidng the duly designated
[Polllu; 1 ec In and for Precinct
No. Oiv . City of Juneau,
j That oil duly qualified voters re
i siding Ithln the boundaries of Vot»
■ lug P; ■ fnct No. Two of the said
city of Juneau, which are as fol
lows:
All tP. t section lying on tho south
erly aide of East Second Street and
West Second Street and the exten
sion of ild Second Street across thf
tldo flits to the City Limits will
vote I. the Valentine Building, lo
cated on Seward Street the earn*
i being the duly designated Polling
(Place In and for Precinct No. Two,
|City of Juneau.
j Thu nil duly qualified voters
residing within tho boundariea of
Voting Precinct No. Three of said
Clfy of Juneau, which are as fol
lows:
All that section lying on the
northerly and westerly side of Gold
Creek and the Oil Pipe line of the
Electric Light Co., Including the
Sente: Addition, will vote at The
:Capital Dye Works located on W1W
lough In Avenue, the same being the
duly designated place in and for
Predict. No. Three, City of Junean.
Dat'd at Juneau, Alaska, this )lat
lay of March, 1923.
A. E. GURR.
City Clei«.
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THE JUNEAU IAUNDRY
JEraailm street. hatw*te Stoat sr.a *twwr.« to*.
?*•«• cm
NAMED EASTER EGGS
for the Kiddies. Leave you*- u; ders NOW at the
JUNEAU MUSIC HOUSE PARLORS
Named Eggs are made to order only.
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WAFFLE S—W A F F L E S
A three section Hughes Electric Waffle
Baker installed.
Prepared to serve real waffles as well
as other good foods. AT THE
GASTINEAU CAFE
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FINE POULTRY "SiW 1
DELIVERY HOUR ,£1*$ * £ Ztfi
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