THE.QUITA-LUCK CLUB
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By DOK WILLARD
DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS
LARGE INTEREST IS
CENTERED IN SENIOR PLAY
The sale of seats for “Three Live
Ghosts,” which will occupy the boards
tom arrow aftonnoon and evening at
the Liberty Theater, opened with a
rush la-it evening at Guy's Drug
Store. Indications are that the S.
R. O. sign will be hung uip before the
iplay Starts.
As a comedy it is expected to sur
pass anything elf the kind seen here
in <a long while.
-Waft until you see “ftpoofy" abduct
ing egg<beoitere l'rom tho kitchen and
Ibaibtos 'Worn (the nursery and hear
“Old SwecILhemt" and “Jimmie"
wlhoso biuntor in real cockney ac
cents, which is goad for a laugh a
second.
Tho “Tbroo Live Ghosts” will un
doubtedly prove as live as tbelr name
unless the audience dies .from the
suspense of tho action or the humor
of the comedy.
READINGS AND SONGS
CONSTITUTE PROGRAM
GIVEN BY D. I. W. C
The Douglas Island Women’s Club
inteft itaist eventing -ait the home of Mrs.
O. Swamston at Treadwell.
The program which was more or
(less impromptu consisted of the fol
lowing: Readings by Mrs. Joe Man
ley and Mrs. J. R. Guerin, vocal
solos wore rendered by Mrs. Wm. Jar
man and Mrs. Glen Kirkham.
■Costumes to represent titles of
--books wore worn by the ladies pres
ent.
DICK HUNTER IN TOWN
FROM LITUYA BAY
R- !L. .Hunter arrived in town yes
terday on the Liituya from Lituya
Bay, where he has spent the past
11 months. In addition to being as
sofc&ated with other parties in a
marten farm (there, he is spending
■comsldetrable time prospecting. He
cxpocts to return thete in a few
dhys.
ARRIVES HERE FOR
SUMMER VISIT
dtoo Vczzeittt, affitor two years’ ab
sence, reiiumed to Dottglas on the
Victoria Tuesday night lor one good
visit before leaving again >for the
HoMlth. He has Ibcen working in S:ui
Frawcfeico mbrvt of .the time since he
left ilvcre. He intends to remain
hero all summer.
SUFFERED BROKEN LEG
Idttlo Jacqueline Soy. youngest
daughter of Mr. and 'Mrs. Jack Sey,
Of Chichagof, recently broke ope of
her leg3. Jnstt below the hip. accord
ing to Who information just received
from Where. She is getting along fine,
according Wo the nows.
MRS. JOSEPH DIES
AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS
'Mre/ Dan Joseph passed away here
Itht3 aftprning at 4 o’clock at the fam
ily homo in native toiwn after a short
illoose <tuo to heart trouble.
Airs. Jb3eiph 1'3 survived by seven
children and her husband. The fam
ily ‘is ono of the Ibest known native
families on tho Island
The remflina will be hold for in
itcrtnont bore pending the arrival here
of the cidoot daughter, Mies Jessie
Joseph, who is at Petersburg and is
cspdfltod on the first boat up.
THANKS. UNCLE SAM.
WASHINGTON. May 3—George
'A. Velth, of Vienna. Austria, has
received a check for $10,000 as the
first payment made by the Alien
Property Custodian’s office under
the recent act of Congress auhtor
izing the return of enemy-owned
property ’held by the Custodian.
LADIES' AID MEET.
The Methodist Ladies’ Aid will
meet tomorrow at 2 o’clock at the
home of Mrs. E. Ninnis on Gastincau
Avenue.
NOTICE TO EAGLES.
Regular meeting Friday night.
May dth; will start, at. 7 o’clock.
Elect lee of officers will be held.
All Inembers are requested to be
* present. _
—adv7 CtfAR. SET, W. P.
CAMPAIGN WILL
BE WAGED FOR
CITY CLEAN - UP
Council, Chamber of Com
merce, Boy Scouts and
Others Will Assist.
“In a i ecent survey made by the
j mctinibera oif the City Council and my
I self there was found to bo ain urgent
| need for a more Intense ciean-u.p catn
iwagn in Juneau for the benefit of
hcblith ton Art tons, as well as from a
scenic viow-point,’' said Mayor I. Gold
stein today, “and as the council has
(been promised the hearty support
i of the Juneau Chamber of Commence,
I the Boy Scouts and several civic or
i'ganizations of the city, we have de
Oided to inaugurate in the near fu
ture a 'Clean-up, Paint-up Campaign',"
continued Mr. Goldstein.
In explanation of the campaign
Mayor Goldstein said it was in line
with similar campaigns held through
out the States and should appeal to
the citizens of Juneau in view of
health preservation, and especially
to make our city more attractive to
tho thousands at tourists who will
come through Juneau this summer.
Plan* Up to Council
At tho regular meeting of the City
i Council tomorrow night definite plans
i will be invade, according to Mayor
| Goldstein, but in order to make an
effective campaign the Juneau Cham
ber of Commerce lies secured some
special cle'aa-up point-up campaign
material wihleh .will be displayed by
the business houses. Merchants will
also bo asked to cooperate during
fthe campaign by special window
I decorations suggestive of Clean-up
Paint-op Week.
Boy Scouts to Work
“The Boy Scouts lhaive offered their
iassistance i.n this community work,
|land will be given- authority and
! every encouragement possible," sail!
| Mayor Goldstein. The plan of Boy
; Scout assistance carried on' in the
|States consist's of dividing the city
I into dlaitricttis and a Scout patrol
jp-toced in charge of the, district. A
| purvey is mafic by the Scouts of their
districts and the work necessary re
jpiorted to headquarters. Citizens arc
.then asked ito call the Scout head
Quart erf fer work they wish done.
The Scowls make no charge, but
cKiizens will be a,<ke'.l to pay the
Sc’outs whatever they think is right,
■and the iramey so carnr I will go to
ward the Scouts personal camp
ing fund for this summer. The
Scouts t*wo 'weeks camp at Glacier
Gle.n, on Ml. McGinnis, will open
June 3.
Cooperative System
“This comparative system,” * said
Mayor Gohbilcin, “will have two capo
daily ibcneficjal objectives. We will
get (the actual work done in cleanlnig
up our City, and the citizens will
be beAping the finest organization we
have in town, the Boy Scouts.”
Definite plans will be -made at the
City Council meeting tomorrow night
and further a n non no e mew. s made, ac
cord iog Wo (the Mayor.
BECK HERE; WILL TAKE
MISSION BOAT SOUTH
FOR FINAL COMPLETION
Rev. G. C. Beck and Mrs. Beck
are In Juneau, arriving here on the
Pi^dbyterian Mission Boat Lois.,
They expect to leave in a few days
for Kake. From there Rev. Beck
will tow the mission boat A. L.
Lindsley, which has recently been
completed, to Seattle, for its final
equipment and launching. The en
gine from the Lois will be trans
ferred to the A. L. lAndsley and a
new engine installed in the Lois.
The A. L. Llndsley is named from
Rev. A. L. Lindaley, of Portland,
one of the early founders of Pres
byterian missions in Alaska. The
boat will be used in the southern
district.
MILL IMPROVING.
Alec Mill, who is at St. Ann
Hospital, suffering with a Revere
cold, is improving.
HOUSE REFUSES
PASS DUNN BILL
1 FOR REFERENDUM
! Effort to Throw Education
Department Into Politics
Beaten in House.
Efforts to throw the office of Com
mSssiooer of Edueaition into the field
«tt praciit-al ipoUaics ware brought to
i«n -abrupt and yostorday as far a<
the present sici.wion of the Territorial
Legislature tiis concerned when the
Hbuae failed to pass Senator Dunn's
bill to submit tho matter to a r t'er
' otulum vtate to -the 1924 elec tion. The
! House voted isovc-n to seven, two
-meim.beirs being absent.
The Dunn unotasure was the third
-detailing wltli the mukiing of the of
fice or Commissioner of Education
elective to be 'Introduced in the
Legislature tilts .-job'skan. Tlie fir-,
was (brought in by Senator Snodgra/sB,
in which tho election of the Commis
sioner was provided. After defending
I the (bill on (the (door of the House,
Mr. Snodgrass on the following day
moved that tit be tabled and last week
voted for -its indofunite postponement.
The 'H-econd of such bills was in
troduced in 'the House by Repre
-sonfialhivo Rio-so. also of -the Fourth
Division, in which the election by
-papular vote Of the Commissioner an 1
-the Territorial Treasurer was pro
vided. This -measure waa buried in
oommJBtee and no call wan ever ma d >
far 'It to be Ibro-ught out
Tho Dona lb ill .provided for the
question to -bo submitted as follows:
"For a law requiring the Commis
sioner of Education of the Territory
Of Alar,lea to be elected by popular
vote of the electors of tho Territory,”
-or “Agaims't a law, etc.” Mr. Daly
•argued that fills submission was net
tfallrly stalling the question and sue
cocdesl (in inserting an amendmen- to
.-tacludo sun ejopreewton of opinion on
-conttimualtion of t.he prevent system
; un-dor which the four senior Sena
. tors, duly el acted by popular vote,
i oloot thait official.
I Tho volte as -first announced was
I eight for and six -against -the (bill.
| M-r. Daly raised -a point of order that
j It. required a majority vote to pass a
llbfll. in ruling Speaker Cole said lie
[viottod against paosage, which made it
j a 'tio vote.
I* WHO’S WHO~ "
i! AND WHERE !
•-■
i H. O. Roberts, who ^operates a
I-cannery at Seward and * saltery at
! Uganik, is a ipaisaenger on the Vic
,.toria fur Che former place, to begin
'(the season's operations.
O- C. Henderson, superintendent
l-rsf the San Juan F! ’a & Packing
Company, -is -aboard the Victoria for
iSeward. He is aoconi-panltd -by Mrs.
- Honder.-oon.
j Mrs. B. Alexander c-f Oordov1 :s
i-rel-urnin-g to th-a-t -place on the \ 10
tori a after an absence of two years.
Caipt un<l Mrs. A. W. ThomiU's are
j aibo ird the Victoria tor Lsitouche.
Thiey will soetul the suniiner cruising
; in Prince William Sour. I and at Ku
j dt'ak I stand.
J. T. Aker, mining man of the
Kanti’Shna district, is aboard the Vic
toria for Seward i n his way to ihc
1 Interior.
It. M. Dilion, jmiaing man of Me-]
Q.rath, and Mrs. Dillon, are pa.ssen-1
!geu13 OH the Victoria for Seward, eu
rouite to their home, aider spoil ding
the winter in the States.
Mis O. lXJhl of the Kuskokwlm
j Country is aboard title Victoria en
route ito the Initerior.
Peter Vashon, merchant and min
ing man at Fairbanks, and old-timer
in this distniot, in aboard the Vic
toria ifor SciWard, en iroute to ills
home, llo has apern came time on
j a trip to the Stakes.
A. F. Hoffman, Deputy U. S. Mar
i steal ait Matanusika, is a .passenger
aboard the Victoria, returning to his
I head quartans. Ho is acoantpaniel
by Mrs. Hofflimun.
F. F. Welch, mining man of the
ldftauod disitriot, is aboard the Vic
toria en route to tfhe Initerior.
Frank Master is a .passenger on
the Vii lorla .for Seward, en route to
his headquarters at Fairbanks, on
mining business.
At the Gaetmeau.
J. AV. Uucker, .Richard Wakelin,
F. E. Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. C. Nye,
C. G. Denton, Mrs. Denton, J. W.
Woodford.
At the Zynda.
B. B. Hunter, J. T. Juseroft.
At the Alaskan.
Wayne Snokko, Frank Alder, Os
car Alla, Jacob Hankdan, Mattt
Wallmlo, H. Koski.
FILSONS—THE IDEAL TOGS
FOR ALASKAN WEAR
The Filson-clad fisherman always
feels and looks dressed for the part.
No foar of weather, snags, under
brush, dampness. FI Ison quality
Laced Trousers give one that feel
ing of comfort and security that
makes the outdoors doubly enjoy
able. Superior Material and work
manship, guaranteed lit and dura
bility.
Filson Outdoor equipment — in
cluding Ftlson Hunting Coats, Laced
Trousers, Sportsman Shoes, Cruising
Coats, Red Cruisers and comfy Fil
son Sleeping Bags-r-can now be purchased from your Alaska
dealer at remarkably moderate prices. Men who have used the
nationally known Filson logs will wear no other brand.
We are justly proud of our outdoor togs and wo know every
real outdoor man will be proud to wear them. <
Ask your outfitter, or write for our illustrated Catalog K.
Free for the asking.
C. C. FILSON CO.
1011 First Ave.. Seattle, Wash.
“Filson Clothes For The Man Who Kngws”
Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S.
Weather Bureau.
Forecast for Juneau and vicinity for 24 hours beginning 8 p. m. todt.J:
Generally cloudy and unsettled tonight and Friday; moderate
variable winds.
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LOCAL u A I A
8 p. m yest'y
8 a. m. today
12 noon todya
Barom. Temp. Humidity
40
92
29 84
30.08
30.15
52
43
54
40
Wind
E
S
NW
Velocity
15
Weather
Cldy
Rain
Cldy
Cable and radio reports
Stations— _
Noorvik .
Nome .
Xanana .
Eagle .
Fairbanks .
McKinley Park.
Anchorage .
St. Paul .
Dutch Harbor .
Kodiak .
Cordova .
Juneau .
Sitka ..
Prince Rupert .
Edmonton .
Seattle .
Portland .
San Francisco .
YESTERDAY
Highest
temp.
I
28
36
36
32
36
30
46
40
42
4 2
62
54
50
48
50
56
62
62
nzx:
8 p.m.
temp
28
30
32
28
26
40
36
38
40
42
52
48 •
46
44
56
60
58
TOD At
Lowest 8 a m.
temp. temp.
8 am
Velocity
24
30
26
4
18
30
34
28
38
28
43
42
24
44
44
52
34
32
26
22
24
36
36
28
42
40
43
50
26
44
44
52
*—Less
rrecip.
24 hr*
1.3 8
0
.14
0
.01
Trace
0
• 0
3 .02
— o
4 .02
* 0
• 0
* 0
than ro miles
8 a m.
Weather
Rain
Cldy
SCtnv
Clear
Snow
Snwo
Cldy
Cldy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Rain
Clear
Pt.
Clear
Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
NOTE: Observations at prince Rupert, neatie, Portland and San
Francisco are made at 4 a. in. and 4 p. in., Jvneau time.
Attending the development of a low pressure area over the Arctic
Ocean to the westward of Kotzebue Sound, there has been a change to
warmer' weather In the northwestern portion of the Territory, with
1.12 inches of rain and melted snow at Noorvik. and light snow over
the lower Tatiana and middle Yukon valleye. Fair weather .has pre
vailed in other parts of the Territory during the last 24 hours, except
for local rains In the Southeastern district last night.
OUTLOOK BAD
LONDON. May 3.—The industrial
cutbkrok in Great Britain is regarded
.ns oxltronnely disquio' in.it. With 700.1100
Workers inrolvod in. dlsipittfts with era- 1
r'loyers, and 56,000 ’aot/ual 1 y on strike. ,
For engraved or printed calling
■unis see The Empire.
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PAY WITH RUBBER
LONDON, May 3. Urltirfh aEElctals
jsuiinvatp American rubber purchases
‘ram Great Britain will m.are than
nffsot her delbt^ijynierj' a in 1923.
Headauarters tor I*dysmith coaL
runeau Transfer Co. Phone 48. adv
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| Presents i
| “THREE LIVE GHOSTS” ]
§ Friday, May 4th =
| LIBERTY THEATRE 1
= Curtain Rises 8:15 P.M. ;
§ Matinee 2:30 p. rn.—for school children—25 cents |
= General admission, 50c. Reserved seats, 75 c =
E Tickets on sale at Aliy’s Drug Store. s
^ No children admitted in the evening unless with =
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ELECTRIC SUPPLIES AND REPAIR WORK
JUNEAU ELECTRIC COMPANY
Phone 123 .... 210 Front St.
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE
and are prepared to execute your orders on Kurope at the lowast
prevailing rates. Ouj New York facilities are second to none. If
you are contemplating sending money to Europe call Douglas 65
and we will he glad to give you our latest quotations.
Alsace-Lorraine ..Per Hundred Francs
Great Britain ....
Germany ..
German Austria
Belgium .
Czecho Slovakia
Finland .
Greece ...
Italy .
Norway .
Sweden __
Jugo-Slavia .....
Pounds
Marks
Kronen
Francs
Kronen
Fin marks
Drachmae
Lire
Kronen
Kroner
Kronen
7.31
370.00
1.26
.16
7.63
1.26
1.61
6.72
4.32
13.45
21.70
.62
FIRST TERRITORIAL RANK OF ALASKA,
POUGLAS .ALASKA
FIRE ALARM CALLS
1-3 Third and Franklin.
1-4 From and Franklin.
1-6 Front, near Ferry Way. '
1-6 Front, opp. Film Exchange.
1-7 Front, opp City Wharf.
1- 8 Front, near Saw Mill.
2- 1 Home Grocery.
2-3 Willoughby, opp. Cole fiarn.
2-4 Front and Seward.
2-5 Front and Main.
2-fi Second and Main.
2-7 Fifth and Seward.
2- 3. Fire Hall.
3- 2 Gastineau and Ilawn Way.
3-4 Second and Gold.
3-5 Fourth and Harris.
3-f. Fifth and Gold.
3-7 Fifth and East.
5-8 Seventh and Gold.
3- 0 Fifth and Kennedy.
4- 1 Nintlf, back of power hnutte.
4-2 Calhoun, opp. Juneau Apts.
4-3 Dlstin Ave., and Indian St.
4-5 Ninth and Calhoun.
4-6 Seventh and Main.
4-7 Twelfth, at Northern L’dr^
4-8 Twelfth and Willoughby.
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Forrset Building
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Phone 314.
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CONFECTIONS
and ICE CREAM
Buy Lome products—in
thir ’_asc a pleasure as well
ay duty.
i* PROTECTED AGAINST "
cold of winter
fire from outside sources
upkeep expense
And the cost of concrete con
construction is very little more
than frame.
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| Concrete, Masonry, Plastering
Contractors. Manufacturers of
of all types of precast con- ;
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end Free Reading Room
City Hall, Seoond Floor.
Main Street at 4th.
Reading Room Open
1 8 a. m. to 10 p as. v
i Circulation Room Open Tram
l 1 to S:30 p. nr.—7:00 g. ML
to 8:80 i. m f
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Reference Books Etc.
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PHONE 14A.
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We also serve Seattle Velvet
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| l large room for dance or card
! I parties.' >
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