THE OUTTA-LUCK CLUB
It's a Change All Around.
By DOK WILLARD
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DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS
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TERRITORIAL LEGISLATORS
COMING TO DOUGLAS SUNDAY
A large audience is expected at
lbs Con-sreK.Uion.il Church next Sun
day evening lb greet the month rs of
the Alaska 'Legislature, which is now
Convening in Junoau, who come to
tell us all about the college at Fair
banks and other interesting things.
A sqiocial 'invitation is extended to
the members of -the town council,
school 'board, lodge, and ladies clubs
to Join in giHng these gentlemen n
royal «vlcome.
Mayor James Chrlstoe will act as
eha.irmr.fi ot the reception committee;
Prof. G. C. -Mitchell, L. W. KLlburn,
K. A. J. Gall was will Introduce the]
speakers of tho evening. A program
Is now being prepared and will be
announced later.
The Young People's Society will
have charge of the rofeeshmonts in
Order that the ladies of the commun
ity may assist with the reception
which will 'begin promptly at 7
o'clock.
A cordial 'Invitation Is extended -to
every one to attend
FORMER DOUGLAS MAN
PASSES AWAY IN IDAHO
* Joick 'McCormick, wiki for many
years was a resident of Douglas
Island, died -Sunday, according to
word 'that was received here yester
day from Burke, -Idaho, where he
war. living.
Tho deceased had long 'been a suf
ferer from epilepsy 'and it was that
« which mo doubt caused his death.
lie Is isurvlvod by his wife, who
W-ais with ham to tho end. Ho Is a
brother of -Richard McCormick of
Douglas.
LIBERTY
Tonight and Wednesday
Kg Special Production
A story written by the great hu
morist, George Aile, itnd a cast
headed by Thomas Meighan sup
ported by Lois Wilson and Theodore
.Roberts, will be the big film pro
duction at this theatre tonight and
Wednesday. The story is George
Ade's funniest of writings. It is
the funny side of Main Street, por
trayed in an elaborate .entertain
ment of sparkling wit and Ameri
can pep.
This is a bill none can afford to
miss for it is American from the
start to the finish.
THOMAS MEIGHAN
i! a
“OUR LEADING
CITIZEN”
A Paramount Magazine Will
Open the Bill
Chinese Girl Studies
Welfare Work.
Miss Tak Hin Shin, the first j
Chinese woman to win a scholar
ship in th% London School of
Economics, where she is taking an
industrial welfare course, will re
turn to China to organize at
Shanghai for the Y. \V. C. A. ol'
China. She intends, too, to en
deavor to improve conditions in
Chinese factories. At present
children labor 12®hours ,a day,
seven days a week, i^ buildings
that lack every convenience und
safely device.
HIGH SCHOOL TRIMS
FIREMEN AT BASKETBALL
Tho P. H. S. baokt',b ill team last
night wton ‘from the D- F. 1). players
by tho score of 35 'to 26 in the Nata
tojflum. The game was lively from
beginning to end, 'but the student
players were too nimble for their op
ponon ts.
Evenly matched were the tjams in
the first half and at its cn«l the
score stoOd 10 do 10. lint in the
fteiceml period, with 'better luck at
dropping 'em in. the High School
team 'p;ilk*d ahead by nine points at
tho finish. Tho Firemen's team was
somewhat weakened in their lineup,
owing to file absence of two of their
oldest (players, Sinclair Brown and
Clarence Wifctancn, both of whom arc
away at present.
The fin cop war as follows:
High School Firemen
Krotnqvtist.F. Rundquistj
Gam.F. ... C tshell
Mantling. C. .. (ia'Uwas
Graves.. G. .. Manley
Vnileoa G. Vcsoja
Re force —C li a rlo.s Oslorberg.
BIG COMEDY AT
LIBERTY TONIGHT
Fifty novels a year! That is the
reading average of ThWma'i Meigfoan.
Paramount istar, in his quest for
good screen stories. Ilcttttdes books,
Mr. Meighan reads many short stor
ies and plaiys and keeps an active
watch on all now magazine material.
•The star takes a more active in
terest, ipcrhaps, than any of his con
temporaries In tho stories of the
day, ht> being firm In. the hello* that
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Ut ui prepared to oxocuto Four order* on Mnropo at ike lowooi
fromlllng rate*. Our Now York facllltlea are aeeond to non* U
YOU nro contemplating aeadlng poa*y to Murope call Douglaa •*
■M wo will bo clod to giro you our Intoot unotettona
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the story is the 'prime cPDPddtT.i'ti > 1
in a plod photoplay prod notion. Any
one who is in the ihabit of ivuding a
novel i week, bcaides :t fo,w s'horl
stor < s rt.nl an oecaninul play, will
r 'uliz tli. t, cotty.|. 1 with Ills olh r
W.vk. Mr. ,\i ■ 'n:'ci ! a ho.iy iniin
ttml l ilio - 1 unusual Ir tere. t in
his i vh for slo -
A re-1nt .ile of h‘i ir1 ■;
i" to l e f.mnd in the . •ip’ -i . a >J
"Opr I.ea i n: Cittern.’,’ in v ! h Mr
Mtelfch’un is the «[.- . - 1 wh h will
be thmrn »t .Vs blbnr'iy Theater
Tip lay . n t WetHesdr y. T'. - rda •
induced Gei rye Ade. the f.-m hi 3 hu
morist. i > wi'ito lilts tli.ry ; pe.'ial'y
far tile scT.-’ n.
too Wili an a-v-. .r j o"0
Meisrhan in the .Ad • ary w h :i
not il>de k-pinportJ’vg e-.v i’iiy wh'
includes Th ;d -re Hob r -. Win. t
Curlnton, Jitna i N'e ' . i iy O ’
Lauraore Wlicat. Gut n I.:.:'. T-ld
Sylvia A '.ifcrtn ml others.
FIREMEN ARE TO
PLAY HOT SHOTS IN
JUNEAU TONIGHT
Toni'slA t '.io 1 >ugl;:d Fire non will
play a pick’d tra p 'of Juneau A. W
B. sind Hot Sturt's players in the
Juneau A. N. B. Hall.
A fast prune is ex:petered.
SWAMP-ROOT FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS
There Is only one medicine that
really stands out pre-eminent as a
medicine for curable ailments of
the kidneys, liver and bladder.
Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root stands
the highest for the reason that It
has proven to be Just the rented}'
needed In thousands upon thousands
of distressing cases. Swamp-Root
makes friends quickly because its
mild and Immediate effect la soon
realized In most cases. It is a gen
tle, healing vegetable compound
Start treatment at once Sold at
all drug stores In bottles of two
sizes, medium and large
However, If you wish first to test
this grent preparation send ten cents
»o Dr Kilmer & Co., Binghamton,
N Y., for a sample bottle. When
writing be sure and mention the
Alaska Dally Empire, Juneau, Alas
ka. .' adv.
Austrian Noble Pays
Respects to Masons.
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Ilia Serene Highness, Sasha |
Thurn Taxis, direct. descendant of j
Franz Taxis, originator of the :
postal mail in the fourteenth cen
tury of the Holy Roman Empire, is
visiting Masonic lodges in the
United States.
SOMBRERO IS ADOPTED
AS OFFICIAL HEADPIECE'
SANTA CLARA, Cal., Marrh 13— •
With the adoption otf the sorn'bvero ;;J
its official headpiece by the senior
class at the University of Santa!
Clara, a tradition against class dis
tinctions, begun when the institution j
was founded in 1S51, has been:
broken. The other three classes at;
the university are expected to follow |
the exattniple set. by the upper class
I men tby adaptiug standard wearing :
apparel for tli-a student*.
X. Jf. Castle of the Ir. S. Iturei’b
of Investigation, with tinudqnartr •
in Juneau, returned hye Rate .lay a'
I ihe Northwestern, front a trip t'l
Seattle on official business.
RADIO OF WOODMEN OF WORLD WILL E.\ I'ERTAIN CONTINENT
WO w
eCMLOINO IN OMAHA
OMAHA, NEB. — The largest
broadcasting station in the United
SUtes, with the exception of thoae
of the army and navy, has been in
stalled at a cost of $20,000 by the
Woodmen of the World on top <-t
its nineteen - story headquarters
building in this city.
The station will be used by W. A.
Fraser, sovereign commander, for
communicating with the camps c *
the Woodmen of the World scatter
ed throughout the country. The
order has a national membership of
800,000.
The broadcasting machine will be
sufficiently powerful to bo board
^KOAOCAS-T!na crom
distinctly throughout North Amer
ica from Alaska to the Panama
canal and from the Atlantic to the
Pacific.
Twin steel tuwera rising from the
roof of the skyscraper and a hand
somely appointed broadcasting
studio on the nineteenth floor are
features of the plant. The broad
casting machine is of 600-watts and
cost $14,110
“We will broadcast orchestral and
operatic music, songs, individral
uistrumental. performances, ad
dressee, lecture* and a program of
news and entertainment," said Mr.
Fraser. “Our powerful radio,
heard at the same time In Mexico
and the Yukqn, will make the pea*
pie of the ! continent the
nightlv gujsts- y. the Woodmen of
the World.”
Under Mr. Fraser’s direction, the
Woodmen of the World has become
one of the strongest and most proa*
porous fratomals in the United
States. In a recently launched
campaign of service to its mem
bers, it proposes to establish four
tuberculosis sanitoriums in differ
ent states, an old people’s home
and a home for its motherless and
fatherless children. Its newly
adopted plan to loan money to
mem ben to enable every Woodman
of-the World to own his own home
is the first of its kind in the his
tory at fraternal organizations.
Weather Conditions As Recorded by
Weather Bureau.
the U. S.
Forecast for Juneau and vicinity for 24 houri be^lnnin^ 8 p. m. tod j:
(’fiior.ill> fair
8 p. an. yC3t’y
8 r. rn. t^doy
12 noon tcday
toniaiu and Wednesday; not quite so cold tonight;
light to moderate oast and southeast winds.
LOCAL uATA
Barom.. Temn. Humidity Wind Velocity Weather
30.45 19 26 E 12 - Clear
30.44 18 58 E 2 Cldy
' 30 46 26 46 S 8 Cldy
CAT5LE AND RADIO REPORTS
Stations—
X n)rv ik
No,me .
T-mana .
r->,gle .
Fairbanks
McKinley 1
Anchorage ....
St. Paul
Hutch Harbor
Kodiak ..
Vafldez ..
Juneau .
Sitka
Prince Rupert
Edmonton _
Seattle .
Portland .
San Pranciseo
YEtSTBKDAY
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28
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lam est 8 B in.
tump, temp.
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"TODAY"
8 a. m.
Velocity
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18
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Cldy
Snow
Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
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Clily
Cldy
Cldy
Clear
Clear
Snow
Cldy
Clear
Cldy
NOTE: Obiervatlons at Prtnca Rupert, matte, Portland and San
Craaeieou are made at 4 a. m. and 4 p. m., Juneau time.
Jligh barometric pressure continue cover the Territory with mail
ings of 30.44 to 30.48 inches from Southeastern Alaska northward
to the Yukon River. Under the Inuuence of tho high area, fair
weather is reported over tlip southern coast districts of Alaska and
unsettled weattier in the Interior. It is colder this morning from Val
dez southwar dto Juneau and warmer over the Interior.
NO CONCESSIONS TO FORD
ON BIG TRACTOR DEAL
DETROIT, Mich., March 13.
chisel Ford denies a Ucrlln report!
that tile FVrd company hail obtained !
concessions' from the Rueian Soviet I
government in return for supplying]
tractors on credit. Shipments of,
tractors lo Russia, which have been !
continuing- for the past year, will be!
.really increased.
Old papers for aats si The Empire
Pale anil Thin
Many feel unequal to the t
daily task. They are prone I
to frequent colds or coughs, j
| or are pale and thin. What §
is needful is rich, nourishing 9
Scott’s Emulsion
| of pure vitamine-bearir,|
cod-liver oil, to help |
strengthen ai d build j
up the vital forces of
the body. Build up j
resistance daily
!uilh Scott's Emulsion! ,
Volt tt Bowilp, Blnor.ijrld.X J, JT-£1 ^
ANY REASONARLY - PRICED
aouse or apartment may he rented—
through an Inexpensive classified ad
vertisement in The Empire. Test the
matter. The "risk" involved is ao
unall that tew people would dignify
THE JUNEAU LAUNDRY
fruklia Street, between Frost ann Sect in ft.
tr=*=
NAMED EASTER E88S
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
1 as other good foods. AT THE
GASTINEAU CAFE
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FINE POULTRY TSWfflP
DELIVERY HOUR iSJJffi .* £ A Ifi.
Frye-Bruhn Market A1T1»^ScSSi.r
NOTICE TO VOTERS. ■,
Tile . ..istratiofl books for quallj!
lb i vi'i rs of the City of Juneati
T> . rit r.v ot Alaska, for the yea
hundred and twenty-tbrs
1 > .no now open -in the Git,
CleiUV Office in the City Hall, am
vill i.iin open until Saturday
M r, . Ifit.:, at the hour of flv»
o'riorl . of -aid day. All par
on. • to vole at the regular
mumcii election to be held April
W i,* . . should resister now, aa
persoi inn registered will not bo
pormli ' Lo vote.
Tlu.. the qualifications for elector*
at .aiu lection are as follows:
An) full citizen of the United
St, aer male or female, Is sn
Ititle.i i... everelse the elective fran
chise he City of Juneau, pro
viti d >1 persons shall be of tha
full . • ,f twenty-one years, and
v .j have been a bona-fide
-etidi: the Territory of Alaska
. for * i. tear, anti of the City of
Jut c ; r six months immediately
pr'” itii■ the date of election.
Dated *at J tineas, Alaska, tills
28th day if February, 1923.
A. E. OURR.
Registration Officer.
Fir. r1 'dilation, March 1. 1923.
Cast p dh ation, March 31, 1923.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
To ■ lie Electors of tne City of
Juneau orrltory of Alaska.
Noll is hereby given that, puf
suaut e the provisions of Ordinance
Numb t 177 of the City of Juneau,
and In conformity herewith, a Gen
eral Municipal Election will be held
on TUESDAY. APRIL. 3, 1923, be
[tween the hours of 9 o'clock a. su
land 7 o'dock p. ui. of said day for
'ho purpose of electing the following
i fficon to-wit;
A MVYOR.
(i.l..!,n, cuitociiiMEN.
UM. ICtiOOL. DIHECTOR.
the ( onuuon Council of the City
of Jtf.eui having heretofore, by
rcsolut.on, duly designated the vot
ing precincts erf said city and the
| Polling Place In each thereof, the
[elootoi ire hereby notified:
Tha, all duly qualified voters te
dding .vithln the boundaries of Vot
ing Precinct No. One of said City of
Juneau, which are as follows:
All nut section lying on the
northerly Side of East Second Street
and IV, si Second Street and the said
Second Street extended across the
tide il>it to the City Limits hnd
Eaett’ -iv of Oold Creek will vote in
the F Apparatus room in the
'tty li.tll Building, located at the
■ornei Fourth and Main Streets,
Mie scum being the duly designated
Polling Place in and for Precinct
No. Ore, city of Juneau.
Thai ill duly qualified voters re
: -1.1!ti within the boundaries of Vot
jinr Pi'cinct No. Two of the said
fity .1 ueau. which are as fol
low " — ■ :
All that section lying on the south
rly id ' of East Second Streot and
V - S, ontl Street anil the extta
:ion ui in! Sect tid Street across th*
tide 11.i. to the City Limits will
voi • It , no Valentine Building, to
i-nt i mi Seward Street the va-uv#
, belnv H duly designated Polling
j Pit pc io and for Precinct No. Two;
j City of Juneau.
j The till duly qualified voters
j residing within (he boundaries of
| Volin- Precinct No. Throe of sold
! city . i Juneau, which are as fol*
| lOW K.
j All that section lying on th*
Irorlhi rl.v nil westerly aide of GoM
| ( reek J the Oil Pipe line Of ttl«
| Electrl, Light Co., including the
i Hooter \dtlltlon, will vote at Th*
Capital Myo Works located on
i lou 1 ' ' 'venue, the same being th*
;duly I- ignated place in and for
I prodnci. No. Three, City ot Jnnoou.
I Pat - i at Juneau. Alaska, thi* 81st
I day ot \lc'•eh, 1923.
A. E. GCRR.
1—odv. City Clerk.