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DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS
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DISTINGUISHED VISITOR
IS ENTERTAINED HERE
Rov. J. P. Corser, Episcopal minis
ter of Wrangell, who arrived on the
Queen for a visit to the Channel
towns, was the guest here yesterday
Of Mr- and Mrs. Gordon C. Mitchell.
Mr. Corser, besides being the au
thor of "Totem Lore," is one of the
best known old-time Alaskans.
RUNDQUIST ON SICK LIST
John Run dqulst has been quite
sick with a (bad attack of the grippe
for several days in St. Ann’s Hos
■pita!. Last reports state that he
dts much 'better now.
MRS. ROBERTSON IS
COMPLIMENTED
'Mrs. William Robertson was the
guest ■ of honor last evening at a
gathering of the Ladies’ League mean
ber3 at 'the home of Mrs. Felix Gray
in Douglas, the occasion beiing Mrs
Robertson's birthday, which occurs
within a few days.
A'very pleasant evening was spent
by the ladies. Delicious refreshments
were, Served -by the hostess.
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SMOKER TICKET SALE WILL
CLOSE IN DOUGLAS TONIGHT
Ticket-# for the American Legion
smoker next Saturday night have
beeu selling very well at Guy's Drug
(Store, where they were placed foi
sale the first of the week. Then
are still some choice locations left
however, and if any of the Island
smoker fans haven't yet secured tlieii
seats they should do so this evening
as this is the last day they will be
available in Douglas.
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BIG COMIC OPERA WILL
NOT BE SHOWN ON ISLANC
The announcement was made here
■today that “The Garden of the Shah,’
the comic opera, to be shown tonight
and tomorrow night, at the Coliseum
Theater, will not be (brought to Doug
las as at first contemplated. The
(product, ion requires special scenery
and stage effects, a largo orchestra
and with a big cast of principals and
specialty performers would be toe
expensive to be brought to this side
of the Channel.
(Douglas will be represented in the
cast of the comic opera in the person
of Miss Katherine iSickels and ac
cording to the stage manager, whe
H«honed this afternoon, Douglas has a
good representative in a lively person
and splendid singer.
LADIES’ ALTAR SOCIETY
(The meeting of the Ladies’ Altai
Society will be held Friday after
noon in the clirb room of Parish Hall
Mrs. L. H. Metzgar, hostess.
ATTENTION* ODD FELLOWS.
Tbero will he a regular meeting
of Silver How. Lodge No. 2-A to
night at 8 O'clock. Third degree tc
be conferred. Visiting members
welcome. M. P. MORGAN.
—adv. Secretary.
SOUTH DAKOTA HAS CHAMPION MILKMAIDS.
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Mim Emma Ludin, of Springfield, South Dakota, won first honors as a milkmaid", at the Llltlo
International Livestock and Grain Show', at the State College at Brookings, South Dakota. She
drew 22.S pounds of milk* in ten minutes. Miss Hazel Chrisman was second, with 16.7 pounds of
ntUk in the seine time.
ENTRANTS FOR
SCHOOL MEET
NOW ALL IN
(Continued From Page Two.)
; 'Relay race—Flynn, Barrag.ir, H.dm
1 qnis!, Garnick.
Watkins CimiH-i. J.m.iksela.
EIjE.M ent.ar y
Boys’ basketball—George, .1. Orme,
, Footo, F. Orme, Ellingon, Sully. )
i 50-yanl dash—Sully, George, Popo
j virh.
100-yard dash—Sully, Poipovieii,
220-yard dash—Sully, Popovich.
100-ya-rd hurdles —George, Ellingen,
Marshall.
High jump—Sully, Georg.'.
Broad jump—Foote, Popovich./
Sully.
S)io: pui Popovich, Footo, F. i
Orme.
440 yard run—iSully, Footo, Ellingen.
One-half-mile run—George, .Elling
en, Foote.
| One-half mile relay race—Sully,
George, Popovich, Foote.
iPoIp vault—‘George.
One-half-mile walking race—Foote,
Sully, George.
KETCHIKAN SCHOOLS
Elementary school spelling contest
—iMilmi Linvog.
Elementary school'rapid calculation
contest—Harold Foss.
Elementary school oral English con
test—cMimi Linvog.
Elementary school declamation—
Inga Hanson.
High school oral English—Virginia
Nuckolls.
High school declamation—Edith
Lingerfelt.
High school oratorical—Edith Lin
gerfolt.
'High school written English—Frieda
Falconer.
High school speed test in first
year typewriting— Margaret Dobhs.
High school speed test in second
year typewriting—Mary Gilmore.
High school debate—Albert Craig,
Harry Williams.
High school basketball tournament
and track meet (boys)—Albert In
man, George Inman, Albert Craig,
I Willie Allen, Conrad Taylor, Harry
Williams, Ole Peterson, Fred Peter
son.
Elementary school basketball tour
lnament and track meet (boy3)—Joe
Bailey. Robert Falconer, Aven Ander
son, Eugene Handy, Hans Peterson,
Harold Foss.
H'gh school cooking—Mae Sharpe,
Roberta McGillivarv.
.High school sewing—Hope Cambas
High school manual training —
*Y illle Allen.
SITKA
HIGH SCHOOL
| First year typewriting—Francos
, Barron.
Oral English'—Frances Barron.
Written English—Frances Barr >a.
Track—Oscar Tiison.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Spelling—Mae Sarvela.
SKAGWAY
HIGH SCHOOL
i lal English—iM&ry Pullen.
Declamatory-*-‘Gertrudo Hestnoss.
Written English—Gertrude HeHt
less.
High jump—Francis Vandewall.
Broad jump--Francis Vandewall.
50-yard dash—‘Phillip Gault.
100-yard daeh—'Phillip Gault.
220-yard run—‘Everett Smith
One-half-mile run—Everett Smith.
ELEMENTAR V SCHOOL
Spelling—Lucille Hudson.
Oral English—Lucille Hudson.
Rapid calculation—Victor Sc 1 mar.
50-yard dash, 100-yard dash, -20
rard dash. '4-nvile run, broad jump,
ugh jump—Victor Setmar.
ELEMKNVAiiV SCHOOL
THANE
Rapid calculation Margaret Kllch.
3r 'Ua*—Maltel Sturrock.
Oral English - Elsie Buggen.
Truck George Larson.
TENAKEE
ELE.M ENT A R Y SCHOOL
Spelling—A'Uie Orava.
Oral English -Edith Murphy.
-Rul'd calculation—Ailie Orava.
Declamation—Edith Murphy.
WRANGELL
First year typewriting—Not yet
known.
Spelling -Net yet known.
HAINES
HIGH SCHOOL
Oral English—Margaret Barnett.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Spelling-.—Vera Lind holm.
Oral English—Edward Ragan.
Track—James SKdman.
According to wires received today,
Skagway and Haines entrants will
arrive on the Queen from the North,
Wrangell on the Northwestern, (jjft
chikun on the Rogers. Sitka on the
gas-boat E. D. M. No word lias been
received from Tenakee but it is ex
pected that they will arrive on the
Estebetb.
MILLERS LEAVE
C. H. Miller, assistant U. S. Dis
trict Attorney ait Ketchikan, and Mrs.
Miller, wiill leave on the Alameda for
the First City. Mr. Miller has been
here on court 'business.
KNICKERBOCKER LEAVING
ON ALAMEDA FOR SEATTLE
p. H -.Knickerbocker, vice-presi
dent and ‘general manager of the
Alaska Steamship Company, will
leave Juneau today on the steamer
Alameda for his headquarters at
Seattle. Mr. Knickerbocker has been
in Juneau some time on company
business.
Thd City Council Is now thinking
of changing some street to Dream
Street.
Headaches Come From
Gas on Stomach
If you are bothered with gas, yout
system Is poisoned, often causin;;
headache, nervousness and weakness
Simple buckthorn bark, glycerine
etc., as mixed in Adlerika, expelf
poisons and gas And stops headache
almost INSTANTLY In many cases
Acts on DOTH upper and lower
bowel. Adlerika removes matter
you never thought was in your sys
tem which poisoned stomach and
caused gas. EXCELLENT to guard
against, appendicitis. Rutler-Maurc
Drug Co. Sold in Douglas at Guy’«
Drug Store. (advertisement.)
Weather Conditions As Recorded by
Weather Bureau.
the U. S.
Forecast fat Juneau and vicinity for 24 Hour* beginning 8 p. m. tod.J:
Generally Cloudy and unsettled tonight, and Friday; moderate
southeasterly winds.
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Barom
8 p. m. yest’y
8 a. m. today
12 noon today
29.43
29.72
29.74
Cable and radio
v EsTERDAY' |
0 C A b u A
Temp Humidity
44 78
42 83
47 f,1
T A
Wind
Telocity
E 1
SE 12
S 15
REPORTS
TonAY
Weather
Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
Stations—
Noorvik .
Nome .v
Tatiana .,
Ragle ..
Fairbanks ... .
McKinley Park
Anchorage .
K! Paul .
Dutch llat^jor
Kodiak .
Cordova .
Juneau .
Sitka .
Prince Rupert
Highest
8 p.m.
temp
Iji'Wi'Ht 8 n.’m.
t.-mp. temp.
8 n.m
Velocity
PrtiClp. 8 a.m.
24 hrs. Weather
8
12
to
14
11
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4
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44
51
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48
Edmonton . 60
j Seattle
I Portland .
San Francieeo
68
62
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10
36
40
38
28
34
30
32
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38
44
44
40
48
48
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18
28
26
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2 2
1 8
20
30
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Trace
16
30
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42
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40
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42
60
48
42
50
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4
14
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.10
.18
.12
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10 miles
Clear
Cldy
Snow
Cldy
Snow
Cldy
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Pt. Cldy
Clea r
Cldy
Clear
Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
Clear
Cldy
Cldy
Clear
Pt
note: observations at Frince Rupert, seutie, Fortiaua ana Han
Franctsoo are made at 4 a. ra and 1 p. m., Jcneau time.
The weather has been somewhat unsettled in the Tanana and Up
per Yukon Valleys during' the last 24 hours, and light snow has oc
curred locally In that region. There have been light rains from
Southeast Alaska to Oregon and as far eastward as Alberta, under the
influence of a low pressure area central over that province. Temper
ts 04, the Terrtiory, except thoitures are albout normal in all par
Kotzebue Sound district, and Reward Peninsula where they are con
eidcraibly below the seasonal average.
NEW GOVERNOR OF PORTO RICO SAILS.
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Horace M. Towner, newly appointed Governor of Porto Rico,
has sailed from New York to ta'co up his duties. He was accom
panied by former Senator H. P. t')ats, Porto Rico's new Attorney
General, and Captain R. J. Van Dusen, private secretary.
SPRING ACTIVITIES
BEGIN AT KILLISNOO
(Special Correspondence)
iKILLJSNOO, April, 11. -The gas
boat Monagun, ol' Tenakeo. i illou at
fkillisnoo this week on her w.iv from
[Seattle to Tenakee cannery
flic Admiral lingers called it '! > i
Bay on Tuesday afternoon, b,a: . n
several men for the Hidden 1 ale
cannery.
Sawyer & Reynolds' In,at, Ju igo.
rauie from their Wilson Cove camp
today for mail.
i Mr. Wrn. Paul of Juneau arrived
on the Bstebeth today on legal bus!-1
ness and will remain until the lis’o
both returns from Sitka, t imorr.-w
He held a meeting with the Alask
Native Brotherhood of Angoan and
ICIllisnoo Camp at 3 o’clock at th 1
.chool house. A meeting was h-ili
for all the people in the evening, a
which lie spoke and also sung a boU
■ is did Ell Kntunook and Hob VVI1
lard. Tlie meeting was well attendei
and Hie people showed the appreeia
lion of ills speech by everyon : tak
ling part In the open meeting.
LEEHEY ON NORTHWESTERN.
Maurice n. Leeliey, prominent
S attic and Alaska attorney, wil
arrive in Juneau on the stcarao
Northwest <ti ri, according to advic
received here today.
MRS. KNUDSON IMPROVING.
Mrs. T. 1<mid.son, w>ho is ill a
tho St. Amn Hcspltul. is improving
it was stated at the hospital today
S. & W. Products on demonstra
tion l>y Miss Witherspoon, Krida;
and Saturday, at the Sanitary (iro
cry. —adv.
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY" OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE
and are prepared to execute Your orders on Europe at the lowest
prevailing mtSe. Our Now York facilities are second to none. If
you are contemplating sanding money to Europe call Douglas 65
and we will foe glad to give you our latest quotations.
Alsace-Dorralne .Per Hundred Francs 7..'ll
I Gregt Britain . ” ” Pounds 370.00
, Germany .!. ” ” Marks 1.25
German Austria . ” ” Krones .10
Belgium . ” ” Francs 7.63
j Cr.echo Slovakia .-. ’’ ” Kronen 1.26
Finland . ” ” Finmarks 1.61
| Greece . ” ” Drachmae 6.7
: Italy . " ” Dire 4.3
| Norway . *’ , ” Kronen 13.4
Sweden . ” '• Kroner 21.70
Jugo-Slavia . ” " Kronen .62
FIRST TERRITORIAL BANK OF ALASKA,
nrau M.ME*
MISS FICKEN MARRIED
TO MR. CHARLES HILLER |{
Announcement of the marriage of i j
Miss Ruth FVken to Charles Hiller,I,
at Almont. Michigan. March 11 last, ,
lat Detroit, has been revolved here by i j
I her brother and slstet-in-la.w, Mr. and j j
j Mrs. A. .1 Fiekeo. Mr. and Airs. | (
Miller will make their home at Al- ,
mont.
: Mrs. Hiller made her home la Ju-|)
nean the past four years, until l>e-|,
j cemlier, when she left to visit with!
j friends and relatives in Michigan
I She is well known and has a host
I of friends here.
MRS. OSWELL ILL
(Mrs. Myrtle Oswald is ill at S
j Ann’s Hospital, uifi'crinr with a so-1
j vero attack of throat trouble.
GOODY SAI.K.* Saturday, April)’
’21st iu Malnny Building, by t lies • .
Radios Altar Society. Cakes, Pies, j
Doughnuts and Salads. —adv.:
ladiesTdarkemH
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Use Grandma's Sage Tea and Sal*
phur Recipe and Nobody
Will Know
The use of Sage and Sulphur for1
restoring faded, gray hair to Its!
natural color dates back to grand-1
mother’s time. She used It to keep
her hair beautifully dark, glossy j
and attractive. Whenever her hair
took on that duli, faded or streaked
i appearance, this simple mixture
was applied with wonderful effeot.;
j But brcwlDg ut home Is mtissy.
i and out-of-date. Nowadays, by ask
ing at any drug store for a bottle'
of Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com
pound,” you will get this famous
old preparation, Improved by the
addition to other ingredients, which
can be depended upon to restore
natural color and beauty to the hair.
A well-known down-town drug
gist says It darkens the hair so na
turally that nobody can tell It has
1 been applied. You simply dampen
ia sponge or soft brush wltn it and
| draw this through your hair, tak
ing one strand at a time. By morn
ing the gray hair disappears, and
nfter another application or two, It
becomes beautifully dark and glos
sy. —(Advertisement.) I
LEVINE LEAVING
Ben Levine, manager for tl'e North
■eat S’ ol & Products Company at
'bane. wit’ leave Juneau on the
tea me Queen for his headquarters
t Sri ate. He expects to return
Uar Li the summer. During his ab
ence i. Doran. assistant manager,
nfll be in charge at Thane.
Dream Street, watch for more par
tcular It will interest all citizens
f Juneau.
SUM': NS FOR PUBLICATION.
n the District Court for the Ter
litor o*' Alaska, Division Number
One. at Juneau.
■Kit 10. OSWALD, Plaintiff vs.
KDl" I OSWALD, Defendant.
O E ITH OSWALD, Defendant,
G rooting:
In ' ame of the United States
f An it t, you are hereby com
iiamlf. si bo and appear in the
Jbove n itled court holden at Ju
lian, ki, in said Division of
aid T> i'vi:ory, and answer the corn
ilaint d against you in the above
intitled action within thirty days
Tier • completion of the period
f pul cation and service of this
umnif t upon you, and if you fail
o so ear and answer for want
lioroo lie plaintiff will apply to
he c for the relief demanded
n tai •mplainl, a copy of which
s fi’ 'ih the Clerk of the above
mi it Ir ’<mrt. Tile relief prayed
or in complaint is the disiolu
ion ■ * li e bonds of matrimony
ixistii. between the plaintiff anti
left uii.i a.
Tile er for publication of this
mnini< , was nuide and dated the
LiH.li iv of April, 1923, and the
leriod I' publication of this sum
licns . ■ six weeks, the first publica
iin no made on tlie 19th day
if Ap 1 923. and the last publlca
iou < .May 31, 1923, and the time
vitihii aich you are required to
11 pea id answer is on or before
luly 1 1923.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have
lore sot my hand and affixed
lie of the above court this
8l of April, 1923.
JOHN H. DUNN,
cor, .LAI.) Clerk,
i’ll dictation, April 19, 1923.
-ast icatlon, May 31, 1923.
Tm.pfiar* mnd OoHootom
-you can’t afford to taka chance* with
yourfnre—be careful whereyou ship. Get
idq^m mocry by shipping to BLUSTE1N In
New York —the gateway to the fur
mark ate of tho world.
Why Wo Can Pay
Morn Than Others
Wo pay More for furs than others because
of our great New York and foreijru mar
kets. Wo charge no commission—saving
you another 5 or 10*. If requested* We
will bold i'ura separata and quote you OUT
bent j ri’ t'3. If not satisfactory, we return
your furs nt our expense. Send at aaaa
for latcot Price Lint and Shipping Tags.
Wo v ill piaco your nami on out mailing
lint fro you can keep posted on tha great
New Yotk fur market. Write now—ou
prior. , will fmrpriao you. *■
David Blustein k Bra.
178 W. 27th St. Now York City
ALASKA MEAT COMPANY
Wholesale and Retail Butchers
i PHONE 39 SEWARD STREET
ICE CREAM
Chocolate • Strawberry Peach Vanilla
Neapolitan Brick Special Made Brick Taku Cakes
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JUNEAU MUSIC HOUSE PARLORS
THE JUNEAU LAUNDRY
Fraaidia Street, between Itch *du Second in.
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BUY ’EM BY THE BOX
After you have had a sufficiency in the cafe,
drop into the lobby and enjoy an after-dinner
smoke. We have the largest assortment of high
grade cigars in town.
Buy 'Em By the Box and Save
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FINE POULTRY
DELIVERY HOUR
FRYE-BRUHN MARKET
FRESH SAUSAGE
EVERY DAY
Week Days. 2 p. m. Daily.
Satuideys. 10 a. m. and 2 p. m.
ARTHUR FICKEN. Mgr.
Seward Street.