Luther’s Lucky to Have a Double.
THE OUTTA-LU(X CLUB
r
*
By DOK WlLLARi)
r
HUH - that hussy door
<*ofis WALtflVANTiMG Down Town
Tfc CtAlCH EVERy DAY- AMD
THERfc SHE is wow
NONWfi SOME Root
SIMR MEET her.
At The ritz *
MMm - Amo i
Noticed some
gravy
■■■
DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS
NEW COUNCIL
FOR DOUGLAS
IS IN OFFICE
Gallwas Is Named as Mayor
—Report of City Offi
cers Given Reading.
F. A. J. Gallwas, *t>y virtue of hav
ing scored one o£ the highest votes
In the recent counc.ilmanlc contest,
was last night chosen as cuairman
of the City Council and ex-offlcio
Mayor to succeed James Chris toe.
Other appointments made 1 y tho
Conincil were the same as Iasi year,
including L W. Ktlburn, wharfinger,
City Clerk and Magistrate, and G.
Crundler, city marshal, both positions
carrying tho same salaries as last
year.
lAffter meeting jointly the old and
new Councils heard the reading of
.tho financial reports of the city's
business for the past year and the
old Council flien retired as the new
men took office.
Clerk’* Report
IIECEIPTS
.Cash on habd April. 1922.$ 1.973.50
f Wharf working fund . 100.00
Received from sales of—
Coal .-.$15,019.95
Oils . 1,404.25
Wharfage .. 1,029.10
Dockage . 517.50
Federal licenses .. 825.40
Leases ami rents.. 148.70
Tax roll 1922 .. G,677.SI
■: Delinq. tix sales 144.90
Refund I’m school 3,250.00
Dox tag .52.00
Court *fines . 29.87
MIscellan. receipts 4.70
Totals receipts..
329,140.18
$31,213.GS
RESOURCES
Cash oa hand Apr. 1. 11)23 $ 866.93
.vM ".19 fill
$9,535.08
DISBURSEMENTS
Purchase r\>al and expanse $11,480.3"
IPurchaso ol' oil and expense 920.37
Operation and maintenance
of wharf . 3,419.21
‘Maintenance of school . 9,500.00
City Haiti expense . 299.(12
Maintenance of Police De
partment ..-. 876-90
Maintenance of Fire Dept. 1,160.55
Expense of Clerk and Magis
trate . 460.60
Taxes and elections . 340.10
Street lighting (101.25
Street and sewer repairs .... 929.27
Relief of indigent . 115.00
Jioalth department . 10.00
Miscellaneous . 133.30
Total disbursements .$30,24(^75
Wharf working fund .$100.00
Cash on hand.— 866.94 966.93
$32,213.68
Treasurer's Report
(Year ending April 9. 1923.)
Cash on hand April 8. 1923 $ 2.083.50
Received' from Clerk . 29,140.18
■' Total .,.....$31,223.68'
Warrants paid . 28,937.85
(Balance cash on hand
April 9. 1923 .$ 2,285.83
Cash on hand shown mbove..$ 2,285.83
Warrants outstanding . 1,418.90
Balance as shown bv
ClertUs books . $ 866.93
“LADIES MUST LIVE”
AT. LIBERTY TONIGHT
■* (After more than 20 months of
studio and laboratory work, “Ladies
Must Live” the last production made
by iho late George Loane Tucker,
director of “The Miracle Man.” for
“'Paramount distribution, will be shown
at the Liberty Theater tonight and
Wednesday night. Betty Compson.
now a Paramount star, who was lead
ing woman in ‘The Miracle Man," is
tho featured player in tho new pro
duction.
“Lodlea Must Live” was adapted
by Tucker from the Saturday
, Evening Poet story by Alice Duer
‘ 1m*». Tb* wnrk of cutting 140,000
A , w- .. *. - -
Coal and oil on hand
Due from wharf ..
Due from school
feet of .film down to a limited aura-j i'
brr o£ reels and the running- of the tv
picture over ami over age in in tlie
projection room proved a great strain
upon Mr. Tucker. While the work
of cutting the negative and making
a new print was in progress, Air.
Tucker nude a trip ol recuperation
to 'Hawaii but struck the rainy s.■ n
son there and was forced to return
to Las Angeles for sunshine.
lire story of “Ladies Must Live"
■is. said to be one of exceptional ap
peal and the. production is in every; t
respect foil? up to the high standing jt
of excellence maintained by Air. ic
Tucker. The cast is wholly adequate. !s
DOUGLAS LADIES
ORGANIZE ATHLETIC CLUB
The Douglas 'Ladies’ Athletic Club)
is Hie name of a new organization'
of the ladies of the Island, which was
effected last night. Officers were)
elected to manage the affairs of thei
club and plans discussed for summer
athletics.
The following officers were elect
ed: Mi-*. Felix Gray, manager;
Mrs. G. C. Mitchell, assistant man
ager; Mrs. Glenn Kirkhum, secretary
and treasurer.
About 20 ladies were present and
discussed iplans for the summer,
which included the .production of a
play, tennis, 'baseball and basketball.
RUINATION OF
RUSSIA LAID
TO BOLSHEVISM
Former Premier Shows How
Economic Ruin of Russia
Has Been Accomplished.
(Continued Vrom t’age One.)
every standpoint and endeavors to
prove that Bolshevism lias, by steady},
land inevitable stages, brought about
I'
! tlia
the economic ruin of Russia. For
recon struct! n of Russia the writ
the right of private
be re-established and j ^
j er believes tli
i property must
l i
| that the Bolsheviks must renounce
I the system of monopolies and,capital
j ism conducted by the Soviet state
I which, he insists, strangles the eco
nomic development of th1 country.
External an I internal commerce must
. become the exclusive prerogative of
privn o‘initial vo; nationalized indus
try uni traps;orttition m««t b« do
nat m .i/.e i and, .1, >vo ail, cicment
I ary justice must reign in Russia and
| every Russian must be allowed to
.'breathe freely on his native soil.
To win these and other re-forms
i ICokovtzoff is convinced that the to
illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
'SMiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiittniiiituiiiiiiifiiii
LIBERTY
TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY
Big Special Production
Ladies Be Sure and See This Big Feature
All the sides of modern woman’s life. Her glory,
her foibles, her ways with the world and men. In a
georgeous intimate picture of things that everybody
knows.
George Loane TUCKER’S Production
“LADIES MUST LIVE"
with BETTY COMPSON
A Paramount Picture—A picture you can’t afford to
miss. A Briggs Comedy opens the show.
•iiMiiiinNiimiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiimiinuiiiiiiitiitiiitiuiiiiiiiiimiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiuii
il i'quidatiqo of the Soviet regime
e- nt'al. He therefore i 1 ,s
m.■.!!:!! iiry town! Bolshevism titan'
itsil MaMakoff, Russian ambassadorj
> .F:-iin<- win), in ;; fecenl Intel
iew witil Tin1 A~-.viat'il Prf - -\ fev-j
»\v tile p.issibility or a ulnl'ied Jin.- •
inn effort to reconstruct Itiisshi he-(
ire the total annihilation of the So- j
let iieime. Further develop.ng his!
leas in thIn respect Arahnssattor |
laklakoff toll tho corro-i'unilen: j
lit v.hi ii essential reform . lik • I
aeocnitlon ol' private proper ■ have I
pen effort d ami a general rallying!
) Rn-\ i is possible by nil ltu? onus
i .vhntcver data, he thong . th •
oviet system would 'bo likely to I
aiitinuo for sumo time. Ena afi*rj
radical change in the .Russian an
linisbration, Russian life and activi ;
es would naturally concentrate Ini
ie provinces and be more or Its.-- I
ntside the control of the eenir.il
overntnemt.
“To my tnind,” the ambassador |
aid, “the central government will
eceswarily )>e poor and feeble, with
small budget and a limited author
y. Russia will organize from tne
ottom upward; tho development of
tail life and authority will precede
vat of the central government. When
at moderate elements In the Bolshc 1
i.k party become its leaders the
ctorms will become possible, and
lien the entire Russian world can
pipe rate for the reconstruction of
neir country."
Basil Makiakoff was appointed am
asaador to Paris by Kerensky, nut
cforo ho arrived In France to pre
ent ills letters of credence the Bnfl
hevik upheaval startled the world.
1A has. however, continued to serve
s unofficial ambassador In some
bin" the same sense as Boris Bak
lat.ieSf at Washington. He possesses
lie confidence of the French govern
sent anil people, to whom he has
interpreted Russia’s national desires
nd hopes. A constitutional democrat
nd a fervent believer in popular gove
rnment, he is likely to play an iin
lortant role In Russia's political In
ure as a mediator between the all
ixtremists, whether they be Rolshe
dk.s or imperialists
JEW MANAGEMENT TAKES
OVER KETCHIKAN PAPER
Charles K. Berry, as editor and
publisher, urn! hi. ti. McKean, as ud
crtisiiig and business manager,
Have taken over tho Ketchikan
dews, which was revived some
nonths ago with (). K. Bennett as
(litor and manager. In a i-igncd
iditorial. Mr. Berry said that his
irimo motive for 'purchasing the
dews is that of profit, and, second
y, it hat lie liad become imbued
'with a sort of abstract faith in
ho future of Ketchikan and the
urrc.undlng districts."
Mr. Bt nnott recently left Kelchi
•!'ii for'• ho south, it is said he will
:ike over tho management of a
l;;ily newspaper at Las Ve,as, -Nt
ada.
HOOSEHEART LEGION TO MEET.
The regular meeting of the
riooecheart Legion will be held to
tigli t at the Moose Hall at S
i lock.
immiimimmimmimiiiinmiiiium
Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S.
Weather Bureau.
Forecast for Juneau and vicinity fo, 2<* hours beginning 8 p. m. toA.J:
Continued tin t illed weather with probably occasional light rain
tonight ami Wednesday; not tnuci change in temperature; modcruto
t.iutheasi ami ensi winds.
LOCAii uAlA
Barom. 1'emu.
5 p. m. yest'y ....
8 a. m. today .
i2 noon today
30.00
29.92
29.92
40
39
41
yjuaTSkDAY
Higheat
temp.
Hlghe*t 8 p.m.
station*—_ temp. temp.
Noortlk . US |8
Nome . us 28
Xanana . 114 80
Eagle . 42 ."4
Fat rbun ks . 4 8 38
McKinley Park-... 40 30
Anohornge . 4 2 36
Si. Paul . 38 86
Dutch Harbor . .. 40 38
Kodiak .. 40 38
Cordova . 40 40
Juneau . 45 40
Sitka . i>6 4 0
Prince ttupert .... 50 4 8
Edmonton . —. —
Seattle . 66 5 8
Portland . 68 68
San FVancisco .... 56 64
*—Dess than 10 miles .
Humidity
78
85
76
Wind
8
SE
S
Telocity
1
7
12
Weather
Cldy
Lt. Rain
Sprinkling
CABLE AND
E .UIO REPORTS
-TODAT“
I
I.owost 8 a m.
temp. temp.
8 a.m.
Velocity
Preclp. 8 a.m.
24 hr*. Weather
12
28
14
8
14
32
34
32
38
36
88
32
44
50
54
16
30
1 6
16
30
14
3 C
34
34
42
39
44
34
24
44
50
54
12
7
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
.01
.04
0
0
0
0
.08
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cldy
Clear
Pt. Cldy
C ldy
Cldy
Cldy
Snow
Cldy
Rain
Cldy
.Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
Pt
Pt.
HOT® Observations at rnnea Rupert, seatie, Portland and San
FrauciBfo are made at 4 a. m. and p. m., Juu«au time
Unsettled weather, with light local rains, has prevailed in eoutli
onst Alaska and from therce along the coast westward to Kodiak
Island and the southern Boring Set region. Haiti* occurred also In
California, tylth nearly an Inch a Sun Francisco.
Fair weather obtains in the Interior ot the Territory, with tem
peratures slightly loWer than yes.i*rday.
CHARGE MURDER TO MOTHER AND DAUGHTER.
” jb
.Mrs. Beryl Wertz keeper an', her mother, Mrs. Mima Wertz,
have ihirrm indicted on the chnrg-i of slaying tlus father and hat
band, Kn> Wertz, at Iowa t’ity, 1 wa. Mrs. Wertz is free on $25,
000 bail. Mrs. Beeper and her h i: band. Roy hooper, are now
seeking to gain her freedom on a writ of habeas corpus.
MEN AND WOMEN'S TAILORING
Correct in Styles, Fabrics and Fashion.
Foreign and Domestic Woolens in Stock.
F. WOLLAND
MERCHANT TAHOE
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE
! and are prepared to execute your orders on Kurope at the lowest
| prevailing rate*. Our New York facilities are second to none. It (
i you are ountemplatiiug Banding money to Kumpe (tall Douglas 65
and we will be glad to give you odr latest quotations.
AlaactvJIjorraine ..Per Hundred Francs
Great Britain ...
Germany .
Gorman Austria
Belgium
Czecho Slovakia
Finland
Greece
Italy -..:
Norway
Sweden ......
Jugo-Slavia
Pounds
Marks
Kroneg
Francs
Kronen
Fluiuarks
Drachmae
Lire
Kronen
Kroner
Kronen
7.SI
*70.00
1.25
.Hi
7.03
1.20
161
5.78
4.32
13.45
21.70
FIRST TERRITORIAL BANK OF ALASKA,
DOUGLAS iLUU
*
t
Congressmen Arrested
in Canal Zone.
■MWt
Wishing' to learn all they could
about the navy while attending the
war games off Panama. Congress- 1
men Ho.ssd-.ile anil Peterson, both
df New Yt"k. donned sailors’ uni
forms and lived as seamen. TfT®
I 1’lr.st nlg'lit they g it shore leav »
I they violate 1 naval r< filiations by
entering a Halt.’ .u (Panama) ca
baret alter hours and wer? prompt
ly arrested by health polk e 1
qulral tile use of the wired s lo
the fie t commander to secure
their release.
CANOE CLUrt AT KETCHIKAN
A groulp of hot stove sailors c- tv
I posed of ( lie Uer Neill, Eldon and
! M.ilton I>ti 1 y, Irl Thatcher, W. C.
! Mitchell. Hi mlrv Adams, It. L. Her
| n.trd. George Talbot, Oiltlle llall-tori
i and T:> umie Davies have nskeit for
ja charter to form a Canoe Club. Ail
II hose mentioned above save Tommie
ill.ivies now own canoes and Tommie
' intends to build one the first cloudy
[ day -with which wo aie afflicted.
The u'm of the eliili, as far «s can
;■ It irn ’il. is to establish an excuse
't r getting out in; > the great onen
I ftiiteea—say M ds up (be beach—
I where they c a brew -iml consume
| t lam eiirnvtl -(K'dc']i-kan Chron
i
!rlo.)
THIS WEEK SPECIALS.
Fresh killed chickens ranging- In
weight from three to seven pounds.
Also u few choice tltieks. Place your
orders early. I). 11. KKMMBH. atlv.
I
ICE CREAM
Chocolate Strawberry Peach Vanilla
Neapolitan Brick Special Made Brick Taku Cakes
JUNEAU MUSIC HOUSE PARLORS
THE JUNEAU LAUNDRY
failtHi III eat. between Iron enu ie't m> hi.
illllllliliii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijuiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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
6ASTINEA0 HOTEL AND CAFE
iiiiiMiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiKMiiMimthiFimiimiiMHiiminiiiiiiiiiHli
FINE POULTRY
DELIVERY HOUR
FRYE-BRUHN MARKET
FRESH SAUSAGE
EVERY DAY
We V Days. 9 p. m. Daily.
SaUnri-'M"!. 10 a. m. and 2 p. w.
ARTHUR FICKE& Vfcr.
• Seward Stmt. ,
E\-Premier Kerensky
May Be Arrested.
Al> tlt-r Kerensky, former
ltusi- Premier, Is one of the
moat ninent of the 22 leaders
of Sooialiat- Revolutionist
Par - i > are extpeeted to sur
rei the Soviet Government
in it , i uh hoe taxes for thoi»;
mem of their party who were
lii.j'i il after trials in Moscow
lu. • mar. The convicted men
ar > 'o have been broken in
h i •> their confinement and
itlm u til treatment accorded
them ''o nave their lives Keren
ak.v , ud ills associates plan to
take their place* in prison.
Keret v is suffering from tuber
euloei.-, and imprisonment for
ever i short a time would kill
him.
SUTH1 LAND RETURNS;
GAVt. TALK AT WRANGELL;
LAVING FOR WESTWARD
Delr rate Dan Sutherland returned
to Jin icit tin the Admiral Rogers
from <t trip to Petersburg and
Wrun,.' -11. Ho mnde a public ad
lire** at the latter place on the
fiflherlefl question.
Delei'iite Sutherland said today he
''vpei i to leave on one of the next
boats after the Alameda, ,for tho
Westward. Mo will go Woht as far
as Dutch Harbor und may make a
short trip lo the Interior.
Old papers tor sms at The Empire.
LITTLE GLOBULE?
| make ctrength. ^ There «a
thousands of easily*ab»
sorbed, h e a I t h - building
globules cf vitamine • baar*
in;- rod-liver oil in
bottle of
Sotrs Emulsion
Cni'dren or grown people,
rundown in body or
vitality, should find
Scott’s Emulsion
strmgth-restorin
food >tonio of area
value. It la taken
I nd t -.simllated readily.
§ t,Ii H fk/wn*. ltlooraftc94.il* f*
a
r or
find
n a TB
in< 41
real
tan amamy
i RITTER'S TRANSFER
COAL, VIWDTINO BA00A01,
HAUIIHO.
| Office Phona 2»l.
ri»*,<:ence Phone *W)4.