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REBEKAHS TO GIVE LAST OF
CARO PARTY SERIES TONIGHT
The fourth and last of the earil j
party aeries be inn given 'by t lie Re 1
.bjekahs’ Auxiliary is on Tor tonight I
is the Odd 'Fellows’ .Half.
, Tonight Che grand prises wall be,
awarded for the highe : added scores |
of the eiitire scrie's and everyone
who has attended any of the parties
is expected to be there.
Refreshments will be served ai't .r
tlio cards. Everyone Is invited.
BACK FROM SCOTLAND
William Livie, wlro has been on a
trip to .Scotland this winter, returned
on the I’rincpss .Mary yesterday.
“Bill" said he saw some hard times
during his visit to it ho other side and
is mighty glad to be back.
SOMETHING DOING SOON
Satisfactory practice was held in
the Nabutorhiru last evening by the!
meu’s and women’s 'basketball teams
of the Island ami preparations ore
looming up big tor their games, which
will bo played in ihe near future.
The “Sliim-Jltn*" are confident (that
■they will be able to make monkeys
out of the “Slap-Jacks,” while the
latter 'arc simply laughing in their
Sleeves at what they intend Co do to
•their opponents and altogether the
public is waiting expectantly for tlio
l big games.
22 MEMBERS OF THE
STANFORD FACULTY
GIVEN PROMOTIONS
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal.,1
March 15-—* Twenty-two members j
of the Stanford faculty were given j
promotions in rank with accom-i
panying salary increases and with-!
out change in academic title at -a I
recent meeting of the Stanford j
board of trustees, according to an j
announaement from President Wil-j
bur’s oflice. The promotions were!
made possible by the rapid progress]
of the Stanford endowment can*
paign which has already placed
fund* ai_ the disposal of the uni
versity.
Nearly half of the recent advance
were ■ made in the medical faculty.
These have been brought about bj
the success jof the "Medical Mil
lion" endowment campaign in San
Francisco and bay cities in behalf
of the Stanford medical school. The
medical faculty did not share in the
boneflts of the original endowment
campaign inasmuch as the general
education board offered a 1300,000
endowment, toward a million dollar
fund to be raised among alumni
and -sludenst for the purpose of
salary increases outside of profes
sional departments.
Tlte promotions just made are as
follows:
From associate profesor to pro
fessor: Dr. Frank E. Hlalsdoll, sur
gery; Dr. Joint F. Cowan, surgery;
Dr. Charles II. Danl'orth, anatomy;
Dr. Ernest C. Dickson, medicine;
Dr. 1-collat'd W. Ely, orthopedics;
Dr. Harold K. Faber, pedatrics;
Percy A. Martin, European history;
William B. Owens, law, and Edgar
E. Robinson, American history.
Other promotions were from assist
ant professor to associate professor
and from instructor to assistant
professor. »
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CEYLON IS BADLY HIT BY
STRIKE OF RAILROAD MEN
COLOMBO, Ceylon: March 15—A
serious situation has arisen here as
the result of a strike which has been
proceeding for two weeks, and which
shows no signs of weakening. Ap
proximately 150,000 men are involved,
and the strike affects the government
railway and a number of engineer-!
lng works.
METHODIST i-ADIES' AID.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid So
ciety will meet at the home of Mrs.
Ray Day on West 11th St., ?t -
o'clock Friday afternoon.
Old bundles of newspapers a the
Empire. 25 cents.
MILLIONAIRE SLAIN IN AUTO; WOMAN HELD.
Fred Schneider, millionaire New York City contractor, wan
found shot to death lying over the wheel of his automobile, on a
.lonely road in the Bronx. Ills two chow dogs were in the car. Mrs.
Anna Buzzi, with whom he had lived after his separation from
his wife, was later arrested as a material witness. People who
heard these shots which killed Schneider declared they had seen
a woman running away from the automobile. Schneider was the
co-respondent when Mrs. Buzzi*s husband divorced her, and it is
Bald he was scekiirg a reconciliatiort with his real wife when he
was slain.
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COMMITTEE FOR
TRIP TO SITKA
Names Five Members on
Inspecting Committee—
House Gets Senate Bills.
Til.' II'duk of Bnpmsent.ttIves cMs
ni ir.iing, under .su«ikmuU-.1 mil's,
pa •o*l Smote Concurrent Resolution
No. 3, autlMiiii»lttg an Inapc'oHon t>r
file Plonm rs* Home at Silkn without
a dis lit..hr- vote./ Speaker Cole up
1 il.i r.l .Hcpn^enuitlves Itaelson.
Murray, Johnston. Wilson an; l Calla
han as House ‘members of the joint
comnii tea which will make the in
spection. No members hart been
name,! by I‘resident Hunt of the Sati
ate this morning.
Three memorial a and iwo 1 "Is wore
introduced in the House today, all
of tiro former and one of elio 1 niter
by Mr. Keys and one bill by Mr.
S'tarar. Tile first mairoorlal present
ed by Mr. Key's was the Soldier Hand
Bonus proposal. A second one was
adldryssoff to ‘the Hostm'oJter (renlonil
and "wtked for extension fully of the
pared post system HO Alaska, making
(fecli of the principal towns in the
Territory a zone center. The third
Alleged flu use of antiquated <-our;)ling
equipment on t!i.e rolling stock used
on ‘the narrow gauge ueeiion of 'the
tAlaeka Ru'ilroad and urged the Al
askan Birglnkwing Commission to ro
i,iki.ee R. by modern and safe couplers.
Mr. Keys intirod.uced House Hill No.
6. asking for an appropriation of
.$3,000 for the construction of a school
,lioirso at Bethel. Mr. -Stuser Intro
duced House Bill No. 7, for the cre
ation of a mining development board
(Carrying an appropriation clause for
$100,000.
HoueI' Bill N7o. 2, aut lionizing the
erj cdta'inmient of the 1‘residrof
•’ho Unitel States on his contemplated
•visit hoie next summer and tupipra*
'tlirtbn fctf $3,000 ifor (that purpc.r?
cisHid its second reading.
Sev it Senate 'bills, enacted y.'.-ve-r
• l.iy in .the upper House, were rc
■etve Mn the lower House today, rea l
•by 'title tor the Hi rot time and ’sent
to various canimlbteri'. They were
Nor.. 8, Hi. 12. 14. in. l'J an 1 20.
EXECUTIONS IN
IRELAND TO BE
IN FORCE AGAIN
Sixty-seven Have Lost Their(
Lives Since Date Expir
ed Offering Amnesty.
DUBLIN. March in Resumption
of executions by the Free Stare
gtvernrnclft follows the policy uu-;
nouncod when the amnesty was of-:
fered.
During the amnesty period, ex-'
editions were mis ponded.
The current executions nro most
ly for offenses committed since the
amnesty period. The total execu
tions to date number 87.
COURT OFFICIALS LEAVE*
To attend tho torm of court at
Ketchikan, called to convene at that
place March 19. a number of the
-ourt officials left Juneau on the Ad
ttiral Rogers. Those leaving wore:
It. O. Gore, assistant U. S. District
Attorney; U. S. Marshal George D.
Beaumont, Mrs. L. M. BoCsforrd, ate
noffraijher in tho office or tho DU
trttet attorney. .
Judge T. M. Used, John Dunn,
-ierk olf the Court, and Walter King,
isRistant, and (Mrs. J. F. Pugh, merit,
till leave on the Jefferson or North
vestern.
RAID JUNEAU BATHS
Prohibition Officers Naud and
lharples conducted a raid mi the
bureau Ruths last night. Two ami
ine-half bottles of alleged moonshine
rere found on tlilo premises. The
dace is in charge oC Boss Cusperson.
fo arrests have been made so far.
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Interest Centers in
Literacy Bill in
House for Tomorrow
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lijUirtjst in oil] t’rvv’s s'CM.-don
in the legislature is mainly cen
tered in the Hiuiip, where the
Literacy Hill oT ltc|.,: . son alivo
Fo >r i> set H i n .ijifid'.il outer
of Inntnc-.'s -to be '.•'hen up ,il
10:i!o s. ;n. It w:i »•!.. in | to
il iy by ■'i,'iti on nt th" measure
iltat hid i* fun.* up :'or a vote
liiis m. rburig it would have in.' ■ i
1>.is t :l .n.l they -hi.ji ,1 to bn
, able to in.iini :in their nlirenigth
it' n ot lul l it a it.
Tim i mil nor jay r port made
yesterday iby Mr. Sbopaird, which i
mrg'od strongly the 'ipiasuage of |
the bill, caused coaiitderal.i» fa
vornliJe common ibcith among
mcirrtbelrs of the .legislature and
on tile outside. Doth Mr. Foster,
author 'of the bill, which ix
quires that eletlton slmll be able
to av. jto ‘the English language
and wad ith-e fVuntitltlitton on :
! 1 tlia Untied Stoles, and Mr. J
| Sliepar.1, who hud charge of it
! in committee, ware hopeful o’
! j the outcome.
Tlie measure was reported ad
versely by Rcipircisentulive Dock- |
ior and Callahan, who composed j
the majority of the committee. {
JURY PANELS
i DRAWN TODAY
Fov April Term of Court—
j All Names for Grand Jury
1 from Juneau Except Two.
Panels for tlio Grand and petit
Julies for the term of the U. S.
(I>lt trlct Court, to convene here
j April 16, were drawn at 10 o'clock
'tills morning in the 1. S. District
Court. I
Names drawn for tli<> Grand jury
! wore ull from Juneau, except two,
i ono from Douglas and one from
I Sitka. They were: T. Charlc-bols, M.
II. Iitirrell, ,1. VV. Dudley, Trevor T\
j Davis, S. 14. Carti r, Stanley Now
ieka, John Reck, Goo. It. Marshall,
I. E. Es 03, Sim Morris, Ildnry
' MeiRticR, I.eRoy E. Nolan, A. E.
i Durr, Ben Bullard, Win. Lawson,
■ it Peterson, 11. .1. Maycock, J. p.
'.\ flliamr, Martin Gooley, John
I tie’ nhofer, Frank Fremmlng. James
l ligtm .n, Sitka, T. V/. Sanford,
j Ucugiax.
Petit Jury.
Names for the peUt jury from
Juneau, Douglu-.. Treadwell, Thane,
‘■'alim u Creek, Chiehagof, Skagway
and Sitka were:
Juneau Gilbert Tuben, Junes
l ll.ii regar. O. Ol • on, Alos. A. Kuher,
I W S. Elwell, J. F. Campen, W’m.
| Steinbeck, C. P. Uyan, Win. Jack'
|ton, M. C. Rugg, John T*. Stair,
;John E. Nelson. VV. J. Hellaii, H.
1' Dett, R. J Sommers, W. Frank,
T. P. Smith, W. E Bathe, Frank S.
I Hothelle, L. It. Adslt, Pete MueotJ,
■('. M. Jorgensen, M. h. Morris, O.
iL. Wold. Jt.lm E. Davis, Frank
Cook, A. E White, Knuto Airload.
Douglas Frau* Bach sr., Chan.,
Sey, W. E. Cahill, August Olson J
Gust I.undel, Joseph Simpson.
Treadwell — A. J. Pentlncn Jar.
I Garner. O. J. Paul.
Thane—J. Daley, Geo. Williams, j
jJ, Monagle, A. R. Edwards.
Salmon Creek —3 C. Ball, Alfred
Hornet.
Chichagof—Owen Kirk.
Skagway—Martin Conway, VV. J.
Bledsoe, W. S. Kemiek.
Sitka—Fred Sheridan, Beuj. Llt
t el I, C. M. McGrath.
Discoverer of Gland
Transplanting, Dead
1A>S ANGELES, March 13.- Dr I
Frank Lydstom. famous surgeon, phy
sjelan and author, dlod late yester
day of pneumonia. Ho was one of
the flrrit to dfacover the method of
gland transplanting.
DELONG HERE
Walter DeLong, manager at th •
C. W. Yloung Ptare, returned to Ju
neau on the Princess Mary. He has
spent several woks iij a vacation
trip In Puget Sound eftlej and In
Ouliforn'fci,
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Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S.
Weather Bureau.
i Forecast for Juneau and vicinit.v for 24 hours beginning 8 p. m. toA j:
,Snow or rain tonight and Friday; not much change in temperature,
moderate southest winds.
LOCAL u A T A
Barom. Temn. Humidity Wind Telocity Weather
8 p. in. yest'y 30.28 33 89 SE 6 Snow
|8 a. m. today 29.81 34 82 SE 20 Snow
12 noon today 29.67 35 88 SE 16 Snow
CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS
I E.O 1 frtliJA I
Highest 8 p.m.
Station*—_ tamp. tamp.
Noorvik . 16 16
Nome . 20 18
Tanana . 20 18
Eagle . 22 18
Ealrbunkt; 30 16
McKinley Park .... 28 24
: Anchorage . 38 36
St. Paul .... . 36 32
I Kodiak . 40 36
I Valdez . 30 28
Juneau . 33 33
| Sit ka ... 4 4 3 H
j Prince Tlupert . . 40 40
I Edmonton . 18 18
I Seat tie . 4 8 48
! Portland . 4 8 48
San Francisco .... 66 66
*—Less than 10 miles .
TODAir
Lowest S a.m. Sum. Preolp. 8 a.m.
temp. temp. Velocity It hr*. Weather
10 10
-8-2 "
12 12
10 10
20 20 —
18 18 10
14 22 12
80 3 4 —
30 30 —
32 34 —
32 34 20
34 40 —
32 38 *
— 12 *
30 38 *
34 34 *
52 54 *
.02 Pi. fitly
0 (’tear
.46 fitly
0 fitly
.00 Snow
Traen fitly
.04 Clear
— fitly
— Clear
— Clear
.41 Snow
.16 Hula
« fitly
.0 fitly
o FoRRy
0 Clear
NOTE: Observation* at Prince Rupert, Beatie, Portland and flai
Franclsoo are made at 4 a. m. and 4 p. m., Juneau time.
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The low pressure area that was central overthe Seward Peninsula
! Wednesday morning has move very rapidly east-southeastward and
I this morning it. is central Off the coast of Southeastern Alaska. T)ur
1 ing Its passage over the Territory it lias caused rain or snow In all
portions. A moderate high pressure area cover the Seward Peninsula
;is expected to move slowly eastward and causo eoltler weather over
It he Interior. High barometric pressure continues over (lie Norfh Pa
cific cootit states, the'crest being at Washington, with a reading of
i tih.Gti inches.
U. S. Seeks Cost of Army
On the Rhein.
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Willett Wadrworth, Asidstant
Secretary of tlie Treasury, is en
route to Europe to establish the
claim of tlio United Stutes for
#256,605,11!) expended in main
taining an Army of Occupation on
the Khine. (ireat Britain, Pranco
and UeXium liavo already collect
ed from Germany a large part of
the expenses they have incurred,
and Mr. Wadsworth will therefore
demand ifrom the Allied Govern
ments that America shall he paid.
President Harding
Files Income Return i
COLUMBUS, March 15.—1Tha first :
full year income tax return ever filled i
by a President has been received i
by the local internal revenue office !
from President Harding.
iStaltidtlcfans of the internal reve- i
nue office figured ftha't the President I
will pay $17,990 on his income '
#73,000, although no information will
1.3 given out ofd'cially as to the tux.
LADIES’ GUILD MEETING
Tlie Ladies’ Guild of the Holy Trim!
tty Cathedral will meet ait the home!
of Mrs. E. P. Walk or, 603 East J
3tr<fet, tomorrow afternoon. . (
No Reason Known for
Suicide of C. F. Cramei
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WASHINGTON. March 15.—No
positive reason hag iliwn -given fur
i t-ie spicido yesterday of Hilaries F
( rimer, of San Francisco, who re
tired ns counsel of the Veterans' Hu
i re:m when the conduct of the Bureau
was under fire of Congress,
j William Wolf Smith, who succeed
I (trainer, said his investigation of
the affairs of the legal division of
(lie Bureau disclosed nothing to
Cramer's discredit.
Officials of the Veterans' Ditreau
generally nttribute tti > suicide to gen
1 degression resulting front tht
attack:, upon Cramer.
YOUR ‘•UNUbia, ASSETS—that
typewriter, musical Instrument, fur
niture, office fixture or appliance—
nro marketable, for cash, through
he classified columns of The Empire.
NOTICE TO VOTERS.
1 The registration books for quail
liieil vc era of the City of Juneay
. Territory of Alaska, for the yea
| nineteen hundred and twenty-thre
J(192?.) are now open in the Cit,
| Clerk's Office in the City Hall, ant
>vill remain open until Saturday
I .Hareli ’I. 1923, at the hour of flat
,o'clock P. M. of raid day. All per
ilous d ing to vote at the regular
' muni, i : election to be held April
3rd, 1.1,'t, should register now, is
person not registered will not ba
permii u» vote.
Thu' , qualifications for electors
;t r-aid ■ eetion are as follows:
! An> cull citizen of the United
States, i ther male or female, Is en
titled exercise the elective fran
chise i the City of Juneau, pro
jvlded a persons shall be of tba
I full a of twenty-one years, and
who 1 have been a bona-fide
reside' f the Territory of Alaska
for i i year, and of the City of
luuovu for six months immediately
.(receding the date of election.
Date it .Tiinenu, Alaska, thfa
.’8th <; v of February, 1928.
A. E. GURR,
Registration Officer,
i First publication, March 1, 1928.
'Last p Plication, March 31, 1923.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.
To Electors of me City of
Juneau i wrltory of Alaska.
Not s hereby given that, pur
suant to provisions of Ordlnaace
iVumt i i7 of the City of Juneati,
di<1 i: conformity therewith, a Gen
eral Muni pal Election will be hold
nn I PEAL)AY, APRIL 3, 1923, be
weeii :1k- hours of 9 o'clock a. m.
and 7 ii ,ock p. m. of said day for
the puip c. of electing the following
officer to-wlt:
A MAYOR.
r i ... I. v-uluvc,(C.J1EN.
I ONI SCHOOL DIRECTOR.
The u i.mon Council of the City
jf J ii having heretofore, by
rcaolut m, duly designated the vot
ing pi ci.acts of said city and the
Follini Place in each thereof, the
eleotoi are hereby notified:
Tha all duly qualified voters re
siding within the boundaries of Vot
ing Pr ;uct No. One of said City of
Juneui: which are as follows:
All i hat section lying on the
northerly side of East Second Street,
land AY at Second Street and the said
[Second Street extended across the
i tide flats to the City Limits and
I Easterly of Gold Creek ^111 vote In
the Fire Apparatus room in the
ity Hall Building, located st the
orner of Fourth and Main Streets,
j’ho s.' iue being the duly designated
| Pol ling Place in and for Precinct
: No. One, City of Juneau.
Til'.' 11 duly qualified voters r»
j siding .|thin the boundaries of Vot
!ng ProciriQt No. Two of the said
City >f Juneau, which are as foU
I lows
Ail t>i;ir portion lying on Uie soutn
| 'rly side of East Second Street and
| Went Second Street and the extea*
- aton of said Second Street across the
jtido flats to the City Limits will
i vote f the Valentine Building, lo»
1 cated nn Seward Street the seme
being the duly deeignated Polling
j Place In and for Precinct No. Two,
I City of Juneau.
That nil duly qualified rottTM
j residing within Hie boundaries of
i Votliif Precinct No. Throe of said
, City of Juneau, whlcti are as tol*
lows:
All that section lying on the
j northerly and westerly side of Cold
Creek ad the Oil Pipe line of the
Electric Light Co., including tho
;Soni'-r Addition, will vote at The
(r*aplmi Dye Works located on Wilt
1 loughhv Avenue, the same being the
'duly ilc ignated place in and for
j Prucln- .Vo. Three, City of Juneau.
I Dated at Juneau. Alaska, this 3Jst
day or March, 1923.
A. E. OUBR,
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THE JUNEAU LAUNDRY
**■**]<» Street between front uo tecona ft
(?=*=
NAMED EASTER EMS
for the Kiddies. Leave your orders NOW at the
JUNEAU MUSIC HOUSE PARLORS
Named Eggs are made to order only.
WAFFLES—WAFFLES
A three section Hughes Electric Waffle
Baker installed.
Prepared to serve real waffles as well
as other good foods. AT THE
CASTINEAU CAFE
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DELIVERY HOUR &£*£*
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Week D«vt. S ». a. Mr*
lehirdvri, 10 n. a. tal f ft WL
Frye-Bruhn Market A*T*U*