HIE OUTTA-LUCK CLUB
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Appearances Aren’t Always Borne Oat by Looks.
By DOK WILLARD1
WELL, WHAT DO
U THINK I'M
SITTING HE3E
I DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS
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IMPORTANT MEETING OF
O. A. P. CLUB TONIGHT
The Old Ago Pension Community I
Club will meet this evening Ht SI
o’clock in the Eagles’ Hall lor the
transact ion of some very import inf
business in connection with ill
proposed measure which is now ready 1
for Introduction at an early sessio i
of the Legislature.
D. I. W. CLUB HAS ,
ENJOYABLE SWAP PARTY
TJio Douglas Island Women’s Club
met last evening in a pleasant ses
sion at the home of Mrs. G. C. Mitch
ell. After the "business meeting the
program, consisting of two readings,
was given. Mrs. William Donaldson
read an article on ’‘Outwitting Our
Nerves," anil Mrs. William Jarman
read an article on “Child Welfare,”
both of which were very interesting.
The “swap party" was also a suc
cess- _ \
LEAVES FOR CHICHAGOF
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J. C. Gregory, former electrician of
Treadwell, left on .the Ambassador
last night for the OhiehagofC mine,
where he will bo employed in a sim
ilar capacity.
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HAS SPRAINED ANKLE
lloscoe Laughlin is laid up with
a badly sprained ankle which he re
ceived by accident while' at work at
Than® Tuesday.
GREAT ATHLETIC
FEATURE COMING
The Ladies’ Athletic Club will meet
as usual .in the League rooms this
evening, for regular exercises. This
will be the final practice time before
the big game which is scheduled for
next Monday night.
Announcement of the two great
feature games- to-w’it, Flappers vs. |
Scrappers, and Flying Dutchmen vs.
Jim Crows, promises to he oiip of the |
greatest events ever seen in this
nock of the woods, will be made soon,
giving lineups, etc.
“SATURDAY NIGHT” a
MAKES A HIT -
Revealing a society marital mix-up
og exceptional interest. Cooll I!. De- ^
Millie’s latest Paramount picture pro
duction, “Saturday iN.ight,” was shown j
with groat success at the Liberty')
Theater last night. The theme, which I
proves that men and women who j
marry outside their own environment, J
frequently find time to repent ofj
their rashness, was admirably pro-:
sented.
The lending players. Including Lea
trice Joy, Conrad Nagel, Edith Itob
erts and Jack Mower,' vest their
portrayals with artistry seldom seeuj
In the movies. Miss ^’oy and Mr. I
Nagel are society folk, while Miss!
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Roberts and Mr. Mower are of a
lower social class. Cupid gets busy
with all of them and the result is a
mix-up through matitimony that would
baffle any other producer than Mr.
DeMilla to straighten out, but be
does it with hia accustomed grace.
The photoplay .is fill"1 with stirring
and beautiful scenes, all of whlc i will
plea-e pivtare fans. To reveal th:
story would bo unjust to the r-ader.
and i, is perhaps .-i;;f'icilent to say
that Joaatc Maephcrs :. who wrote
it, never displayed her skill to bet
ter advantage
“Saturday Night" will be repeated
tonight for the last time.
LOST AT SEA;
CREW RESCUED
NEW YORK, March 22,--The Iuu
ian ferig’iter C.iitlia, reported dis
tressed Gnu miles off Boston, lias^
been abandoned at »ea. The crew
has been rescued by the liner Presi
dent Wilson and steamer Westlake.
Seattle 5-Cent Car
% Fare Starts Probe
SEATTLE, March 22.—The City
Council, at a 'secret meeting, created
a committee headed by 0. B. Fitz
gerald. chairman of the finance rom
mittee, to study the finances of the
street railway, which are showing a
deficit of $4,000 daily under the 5
ccnt street car fare which was ef
fective on 'March 1.
Man Faked Story
Of Payroll Robbery
VANCOUVER. B. C.. March 22—A j
cable front Sydney, Australia, states
that Cecrgo Henderson had nothing
to do wilth the payroll robbery in
Vancouver some months ago. While
under arrest in Sydney on a vagrancy
charge, Henderson had declared that
he was implicated in the robbery
which cost t ie city of Vancouver
$70,000. Sydney police officials be
hove he was seeking free passage
hack to Canada.
Sears-Roebuck Sells
Its Catalog Printery
‘CHICAGO, Mart i 22. Sale of the
mail order catalog printing plant of
Sears Roebuck & Co. to the Cune.e
Publishing Corporation, one of the
country's largest (hinting houses, is
i.nnounced by Julius Rosen.wait!, pres
ident of Sears-RoehiK k At Co.
Bargain hunters always read The
f npire's classified columns.
Last time tonight to see this wonderful big picture
There are many*.big scenes, thrilling scenes bor
dering on the melodramatic, pretty women, pretty
costumes. Be sure and come to the Liberty and see
DANCING UGHTS AND LAUGHTER!
YOUTH AND THE CALL TO LOVE!
CECIL B.DE MULE'S
PRODUCTION'
“SATURDAY NIGHT'
A heart-stirring romance of every angle of New
York life. With a brilliant cast and a dazzle of beauty
and pleasure. *
«* . f^gjns at 7:30 with a Briggs Comedy
Skinny s Sick," then the feature. Admission—Chil
dren 10 cents, Youths 20 cents, Adults 30 cents.
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SUN YAT SEN
HAS NEW ONE
Returns to Canton to Disband
Troops Which He Hopes
Will Be Copied.
CANTON, Man 22. Ur. S ri Y.it i
Sim i .1 utritemem , I iy d? . ir. il:
tii main pucpw In returning l > Can
tan Mr-; t,i Or.band the troops i:i the
south and set rn exam; e which he I
hopes t<> soo f rwar.l throughout
Chi:. • Sun Yat S.m n.» longer styl si
him • pres'.i-ant oil China us befoi
Ills il . 'il lit Sh'inchai be . umiucr..
U)K ANGELE-1, .Mart'll 22. —l):ri P
Osi millionaire lumberman. is i
wifli i bullet wound in the In- I
Ills body was fmtul thin morning on j
inis estate outside of Pasadena. A
smoking revolver was found in hiR
hand, ;
Oates has been melancholy a loco
the death of his first wife, ntnr9 •.hail
two years ago.
Ancient Burial
Ground of Mound
Dwellers Is Found
ALiBANY, Ore.. March 22.—Clyde
Peacock, a farmer, with a plowshare,
lia« unearthed a buniul ground pro
nounced os that of ancient tnoun 1
builders, in a Biold under cultfva
tion for many years.
Thirteen well preserved skulls
with knives, skeletons, and charcoal
mortars have been found.
J. G. Crawford, local man, believes
the skeletons were, burled after. 500
A. D., which time he says Buddhist
priests visited the Pacific Coast and
taught I ho mound dwellers.
Defense Wins Point
In Herrin Mine Case;
MAWON, 111., March 22 -The do- j
fenso In tho Herrin mi no riot trial i
won a lengthy battle today when il j
succeeded tin having three of tho j
eight prosecution witness' s excluded i
while that of the fourth was taken I
under advisement.
The testimony dealt with the at- j
tack on itiho truck boating men from
Car bon dalle lo the Herrin mice In•
connection with the slaying of An
tottio Miiilkivlch, witli which the tie-j
fendunt* are charged.
Beauty Contestant
Weighs 380 Pounds
TACOMA, March 22.—Among the,
entrants in a beauty con t her is
Mi-s Pen:-] (lowi'tt, 2'!, w m weigh-;
5*0 p n da. i n..
knows h. if n i ;n't c ire.;
Mcr-'pvor, the jut , y . he Is v >rj .
pretty.
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METHODIST LADrES’ AID
The iiUHb'O'T ‘ t i -" Aid wli!
meet at the ho ««• Mrs. iC i r i
Deck otiw^o it Sir. et, Frida
ilterneon at 2 oV ...
NEW R. R. EQUIPMENT
VBW YORK. . ! t 22.—Th Penn
•ylvaifla Railroa 1 lias ordered mor •
han $57,000,OftO worth of new efluip
nqnt to be .ply- .1 in service this .
'ear.
Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S.
Weather Bureau.
Forecast for Juneau and vicinity for ,H noun beginning 8 p. m. toA.j:
Cloudy, with probably snow kuo tonight amt Friday: slightly
warmer; moderate east ami southeast winds.
3 p. m. yest'y
S n. ri. today
12 non todaq
LOCAL DATA
Bartra. Toino. Jinmiaity Wind Telocity
29.99 29 64 NW 5
30.17 23 40 E 15
.30.15 26 38 SE 12
CABLE ANT) KAD10 REPORTS
Stations—
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KatUe ..
Fail hanks ..
McKinley Park
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Si. Poul - ...
Du ten Harbor .
Kodiak .
Cordova ... . .... .
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Sitka ..... ...
Prine.e ttuipert ....
Seattle
Edmonton
Portland .
San Francisco ....
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Hick st 8 11.ill.
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TODAY
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k itip. temp. Velocity 21 lira.
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IVeatlinr
C i t'o r
Clear
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Cldy
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Clear
NOTK. Observations at Print a ttupcrt, eoatie. Portland
• son are made at 4 a m. and y. in., Juneau time
and San
The weather base bien generally rail- over Alaska during the last
24 hours, except in the southern lierlug Sea regions and along the
coast from Southeast Alaska to O gon. Temperatures in the Inter
ior have moderated somewhat since yesterday, but are still below nar
nu 1, with readings generally bolo v zero.
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X-RAY EYESI |
LONDON, March 22— Two ;
suns of a Spanish noblemen are
gifted with “X-Rov eyes,” ac
cording to an article in the j
; Madrid ImparcIaU. quoted by the ;
Daily Mall. Tests have shown
ih'at the youths’ abnormal vision j
enables them to read through | j
silver, brass or Iron, but they |
cannot see through porcelain
or paper.
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Apartment House Is
Equipped with Radio
ST. IjOLTS. March 22,—‘Probate] >
the moat startling Indication of the
great interest toeing manifested In
r.id'ia. Was given lu re this week when
a targe ‘advertisement •appeared in
i.lle focal papers of a 54-apirtuierrt
building just ibuing completed i:i
which every apartment is trap pile ! ■
ivXh complete radio equipment.
la 'the same Issue of the navvsna
liars ‘there were tWo ‘fail ooiurans '
idverttisamonts of different radio a*-'s'
>otii now and ohl. and pudls for sale
ind exchange, a HUtrall number of
;'. erthc'm.M'.s of radio ropritr -hops,
,’i a few requests Tor second-hand
• • 1 90 ThCf V kill •' : ’ I I
i ! evt: ■ "p n'.s equaled about,
T . , 1 r he rnjp’fni'c; auKoiuotiCte •
- , I • . ■ gp r.o.
NOTICE
. ' - ne\ s will b'- heid in City
Din;.!. on Friday evenitut.!
>1 leh 23rd, :.t 7:30 p. in. ehn P
or t'^c purpose of naming emli
1 for goner I election to be1
Id on April 3r\ li*2;i, at wijlcli
i .e there will he elei ed sever.1
7) Councilman to serve tor a tenn
:f one year and one (ll Clerk of
school 'Board to servo ior a term!
if three years. JAS. CHIUSTOl!
adv. ‘ Mayor
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WE MAKE A mc <±r\ OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE
and are prr.iarec to erectile /our order? <>u Surope ni ;.l*e lows*',
prevalllng refer. Cur New Fort fecllitiee aro second to none, (t
TOu are contemplation sending ui^ney to Zurop# call Douglas H
and w« wit! he triad to trie* you tur latest quotations
Alaace-Lorraln*
Cheat Britain ....
Germany ___
Goman Austria
Belgfun _
Caecho Blorakla
Finland_
Italy
Norway_
Sweden_
iwodhrla
.Per Hundred Franca I t!
. *• « ■ Pound* »ro 00
Marta 111
" ' ”, Kronen i«
Francs TCI
Kronen 12*
Fin marts 1 Cl
Drachmae C.T2
Ure c It
Krone*. 1141
Krone* sire
K reset (2
?SST TERRITORIAL tank OF UAHA,
■suaus. mat i
NO OPERATION
FOR SENATOR
Secretary Work Passes on!
Condition of Senator Nich
olson of Colorado.
'ROOHKiSTBR, Mian.. March -
Describing the condition of ti mtor
>amnel I). Nichols.!!), of Colora.lj. ;i
"very grave,” iSecrotary of (,i trior
Work, in the oa.puolty of doctor died
hero for consultation, said lie tl mi *d
aa operation linexpedleut. tlmato:
Nicholson is suffering from tumor of
the stomach and before bo wool.I.
sanction an operation insist »1 [ho: ‘
his life-long friend, l)r. Work, oust j
come hero anil say ;hu; an operation!
was necessary, after nn ex.iml ritiou j
To Get Square Deal __ I
For Ex-Service Men ;
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind„ March 21’. |j
Money ri lotted to •men ally lncom-1 1
pot ait and Insan * i x-sorvlce men. I
olijilnl ife-cd •through heir guar
dt.'C-. mils; Im .tp: at in the proper i
.nor .. against the guar- j
i w 11 hr ink i liy the Americas j
on through it.* national re- - j
r.blli.af'-'Mi < .. iim.itti Joe Sparke.! j
ch.ulrm in of tjie com nit tec, has stated
I 'hat In a number of cases guar-1!
1 aim »f th ■ uni vt unite 1 tcrans
1 avo dlvti-K-l !' • frnd.i assign• I by j
Vi governm<-:i> to tli* own u-■, af
fdlr.g t.ho man for whom the money!
was krtendcl only thr* bans nec-shl-l
tier of life.
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LONDON. Ms'c;h 22. Lord Hoberi
<’’.tl has 1 fiir the United State*;
■ i explailn the work and aims of (Tie
f-cagifo of Nations, in which lncep- j
'ion cf America has 'played a prom- :
i'.io.nt part. \
LUCY qoes*Tnto business \
A. R. Lucy, formerly game warden I;
and afterward Deputy United States ■
marshal, has purchased the barber ■
shop in the Tterilla Ifote! at Ketchl- *
kan und la again employed at bis *
•Dido. :
NOTICE 0. A. P/CLPB. \
The Old Age Pension Club will :
hold an Important meeting Thors- ■
lay evening at 8 o'clock in the,
Ragloft' Hall. All members arc
irgnd to attend and have a voice
n an Important chapter of the*
1'lub'a work. —adv.!
Old bundle* or cewtpapem at the
•Implre. It eeata. •
Briton Fights Divorce
of German Wife.
"xrovy
Captain John Freeman-MItford,
ot' London, joined Hie British
forces a a soon us the World War
broke out. Immediately tiis Cicr
man wife, one of I he richest wo
men in the world, secured a di
vorce on the grounds of incom
patibility and Married tliu dor
man Huron von Kuhliinan. Now
Captain Freeman-MItford is seek
ing to have her divorce decree set
aside.
Old paper* tor eaie at Emplie.
Gas From Food
Presses on Heart
If food doe* not digest it turns
into poisons which form gas. This:
Often presses on heart and other1
organs causing u nervous, restlessj
feeling. Simple buckthorn hark,'
glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adierika,j
removes foul, decaying food-matter,
you never thought was In your1
system which caused gas and pres
sure on heart. Adierika expels poi
sons and gas from DOTH tipper an i
lower bowel. EXf'KLLKNT to guard
igainst appondiciti . Hutier-Mattro '
Drug Co. Solti lit Dour.las at GnyV
Drug Store. (advertisement.) I
SAFE
FOR
BOXES
RENT—5)00 PER YEAR
Wm. D. Perkins & Co.
BANKER8—211 Cherry St„ Seattle
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NOTICE TO VOTEBS.
Tim glstrauon oooka for quail
tied vo i'f of the City of Juneau
Territoi of Alaska, for the yea
ulnetuc hundred and twenty-tbre
• 1923 >. n now open in the Clt,
'erk's Office in the City Hall, ant
ill in open until Saturday
I . 1 123, at the hour of Uv*
•’ r V!. of raid day. All per
to,vote at the regular
i' d option to be held April
ould register now, as
■* io ' . rod will not be
i o.i to \ote.
i '( " me q vilifications for elector*
I • !•■•-r ion are as follows:
t -i citi/.ui of the United
male or female, Is #n
I'.i-e the elective fran
-• City of Juneau, pro
' Id . persons shall be of tha
*d 1 " o twenty-one years, and
who .-I'.ill have been a hona-flda
“osirtt ■! the Territory of Alaska
Tor i in vnr, end. of the City of
•iiiiin- ■ fix months immediately
prer" : he date of election.
IHU -it Juneau, Alaska, thlf
28th d f February, 1923.
A. E. OURR,
Registration Officer.
Fir . ition. March 1, 1923.
Cast p iiiation, March 31, 1923.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
To io Electors of tne City of
Juneau territory of Alaska.
Noth is hereby given that, pur*
sitant tho provisions of Ordinance
Numbi '■ 177 of the City of Juneau,
and in unformity therewith, a Gen
eral M .Lipal Election will be held
on TUi T'VY. APRIL 3. 1923, fs
tv/eon i he hours of 9 o’clock a. m.
and 7 o'clock p. m. of said day for
tbo pu pose of electing the following
officer to-wlt:
A MAYOR.
ONF SCHOOL DIRECTOR.
jilt Common Council of the City
of Ju eau having heretofore, by
resolution, duly designated the vot
ing precincts of said city and the
Polllni 1’iace in each thereof, the
elector ire hereby notified:
Thai all duly (jualifled voters re
siding within the boundaries of Vot
ing Precinct No. One of said City of
Juneau, which are as follows:
All aat section lying on ths
north* .y side of East Second Street
and W nt Second Street and the said
Socoiul Street extended across the
tide Hits to the City Limits and
Ensti i v of Cold Creek will vote in
'he Kirn Apparatus room In the
Mty ii. Building, located at the
corner of Fourth and Main Streets,
the er >o being the duly designated
Polling Mace in and for Precinct
'o. O' City of Juneau.
The. ill duly qualified voters re
siding within the boundaries of Vot
ing Pi '■ inct No. Two of tho said
1 Mty of Juneau, which are as fol
’ows:
A.’l lection lying on the south
erly of East Second Street and
\Vi r.t s i ' id Street and the exten
sion oi ild Second Street aengjs the
Mde f’. if. to the (Mty Limltsrvlll
vote . lie Valentine Tlullding, lo
rated on Seward Street the fame
icliic Hu duly designated Polling
Plat and for Precinct No. Two,
Pity rf Juneau.
VVu ■ alt duly qualified voter*
■ptdo'.ig within ihe boundaries of
Vr.tlp: i’icrinct No. Throe of said
Pity "f Juneau, which are as fol*
lov s
All that section lying on the
or;hir \ and westerly side of Gold
C reek • d the Oil Pipe line of thd
Electi I.lght Co., Including the
in i Addition, will vole at The
Capit. . l\vo Works located on \V11»
fin ih' V' enue, the same being the
dfll; I 1 ianateil place in and for
Proof iNo. Three, City of Juneau.
Pit it Juneau. Alaska, this Slat
da' ! March, 1923.
A. E. OURR,
City Ciera.
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THE iUNFAtl SAUNDRY
*u*«t. r*!cv»p*n front *tio tireocn »>v
!%•»* W
Alt!
iD EASTER EGGS
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
i as other good foods. AT THE
GASTINEAU CAFE
iiminiMiiiiininimiinnMnninmiimniiinHi>!uiniininniininMnniiiiniw
FINE POULTRY
DELIVERY HOUR ??i.
Frye-Bruhn Market AmT^2SJicS5k,l,i’
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