I TP NEWLYWEDS
Strenuous Exercise for Father.
By chaJ&es McManus
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WE DONT NEED TOOoy COODV. j
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MRS. KING HONORED
ON HER BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Nick King wan pleasantly sur
prised by many of her friends at the
hc.ate of her daughter Mrs. H. A. Van
deft* W' yer Saturday evening, the oc
casion being her birthday.
Curds wore enjoyed by about thirty j
guests, the following of whom tarried
off the prizes: Mrs. John Livie, 1st..
Mrs. Tom Ness, consolation, Mrs. A. j
Gam won the cut prize.
CAMPING OUT.
Mr. and M s Oscar Waterud and
child, of Treadwell,' are enjoying a
few days outi.ig at Young’s bay where
they left, for S..i unlay.
NEW D\ f. A.AN COMIN
nerthol Kies, brother of Antou Hies
of the Douglas Dairy, is exp ■ t •! to
air.ve here soon from German Aus
tria, having left there several weeks
ago for this place. He will also he
associated with Joseph Ketidter, prop
rietor of the Douglas Dairy.
SECOND SON TO FORMANS
Word was received in the last nu!!. j
Of tire tdrtli of a baby hoy on July I
fifth to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie For
man, formerly of tin -, ui)'. "I ho For
mans have one other son. Titv.ow
reside in Seattle.
LIGHT COMPANY NOW
SERVING TREADWELL
Tho final change over of the elec.
trie service at Treadwell to the
Alaska Bleetrlc Light At; Power com
pany’s lines was completed yester
day, although since the first of the
month the resWFnts ihero have been
patrons of the Jatter company. The
sanje rate for consumption of juice
as prevail in Douglas and Juneau
will be in force ihere.
RETURN TO CHANNEL.
Mr. ami Mrs. Herbert Seliuman,
formerly of the Island, are here from
Chlehagoff, where they have been
living for the past several years.
Mr. and Mrs. (iabo Paul are also
In town from Chichagof!', having left
there on account of the closing down
of the plant. They intend to relo
cate on the channel.
GERMAN servants spurn
HOMES OF MIDDLE CLASS
BERLIN, July 16.—pauperization
of the middle classes in Germany
has worked great hardships on ser
vants. Families which formerly kept:
several servants frequently are no
longer able to feed themselves. Larg
er cities, such as Berlin are being
desorted by servants out of work
because the positions offered them
are usually in families which are In
such reduced circumstances that the
coolcs and housemaids do not care
to share the family’s lot.
Newspapers print many articles
about the necessity for loyalty on
the part of servants, and remind
the servants that they lost the war
aa well as the employing class and
should share the consequences.
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BEALS TRANSFERRED.
lice Beals, connected with the
local cable office staff for the past
year and one half, has been trans
ferred to Cordova and accompanied
by bis wife will leave for his new sta
tion on the Northwestern tomorrow
flight Beals will be officer in charge
of the Cordova office, relieving Tech
nical Sergeant Simpkins, who has
been transferred to Seattle.
Sergeant Evar Olson is a passen
ger aboard the Northwestern from Se
attle and will be connected with tjie
local cable office.
MRS. GOOD ILL.
Mrs. G. D. Good, wife of the Presby
terian pastor at Kltlisnoo. was
brought to Juneau this morning on
thd Estebeth and is at the govern
ment hospital, suffering from a gen
eral breakdown. Her little son Fred
accompanied her to Juneau.
• MARSHALS COME AND GO.
Deputy U. 8. Marshals E. H. Sher
man’ from Tenakee and F. E. Handy
of Ketchikan, arrived here on the
Bsfepbeth and Admiral Rogers, re
spectively, on official business and:
Deputies Steve Sheldon of Haines
and S. G. Thomas of Sitka, left on
U)# Admiral Bogers for their homes.<
Young Professional Wins
British Golf Title.
| ^.ctliug Kecvfectg ^*cj
Here is the first photograph to
reaeh America of Arthur Havers,
the 24-yoer-oid professional, who
won the Hritlsli open golf cham
pionship, defeating Walter Hagen,
the American title holder, by one
stroke at the end of 7i! holes.
MINNESOTA HAS
ELECTION TODAY
ST. PAUL, JULY 16.—Throe ean
1 didates seeking the United States
SpnatorHhip In Today's election,
rounded into the home stretch last
Saturday.
Governor Preus, Republican; Mag
nus Johnson, Farmer-Labor, and Jas.
Carrey, Democrat, made their last
minute nppesla to the voters lust
Saturday night.
Much depends on the size of tile
balloting today whether Johnson wins
or whether the Republicans will add
to their slim margin control of the
State.
Governor Preus has the backing of
the Republican Senatorial Campaign
Committee and has. endorsed Hard
ing's program.
CLAIMS MOROS
ARE TORTURED
Sensational Charges Are Laid
Before Governor General
Wood by Captain.
MANILA, July 1H. — Sensational
charges of cold blooded murder and
torture "bf Moros on the Island of
Balilran by members of the Constab
ulary forces stationed there were laid
before Governor General Wood today
by Captain Dolpan of tho inter-in
land steamer Midget.
Governor-General Woods has order
ed a sweeping Investigation,
Captain Dolpan asserted the Con
stabulary tortured the Moros by
stringing the^ii up by the thumbs and
by driving wedges between their
toes after their feet had been bound
tightly.
MEXIOO ORDERS HER
RADIO EQUIPMENT
GERMAN INSTITUTIONS
MEXICO CITY, July 16. — Four
modern wireless transmitting sta
tions, to cost 000,000 pesos, have
been ordered from Germany by the
Mexican government, it is stated
by the Department of Communica
tions in announcing the imminent
reorganizations of the country's ra
in system.
HAS SUING HUSBAND ARRESTED.
1. Knr"
froftciua
James Wallace Pondelieek. of Chicago.. ,..
tcgrujfher. Internationally known u« a rotogravue "STtftt? brought,
cult a guilt At hi'* wire, Mrs. Bozeuu, Pondolieek. asking divorce on
the ground of alleged cruelly. Mrs. Pondolicek'a answer was to
have her husband and beautiful Mis.-: !•>liter Radell, a business
associate, arrested on the churgo they were found together in
Miss KadoH's apartment. >
ROGERS HERE
SUNDAY WITH
158_ABOARD
Admiral Line Steamer Has Big
Crowd on I rip— 123
Round Trippers.
Steamer Admiral Rogers, Capt.
Frank Dandstrom, arrived in port
at 8 o’clock Sunday morning with
158 passengers aboard from Seattle,
1123 being tourists making tho round
! trip. The Rogers had 103 tons of
freight for the channel and remainel
In |M>rt until about noon, sailing for
Skagway and Sitka. It will return
here at 5 o'clock Wednesday after
noon enroute to Seattle.
The Rogers had 13 passengers for
Juneau, five for Sitka, four for (Chat
ham, six for Tenakee and seven for
Skagway and has a heavy freight
cargo for the canneries enroute.
Twenty-two passengers left Juneau
for the north, many making the
round trip. When the Rogers sailed
from Junenu it. was filled to capacity
passenger space, a number of the pas
sengers leaving here not being as
sured of berth accomodations.
Passengers arriving at Juneau were
Mrs. Dudley G. Allen. Mrs. Annie Mr
Spadden, Alee McSpadden, M. W.
Goldstein, Fred Handy, J. D. Adams,
M. F. McDonnell, II. Ureme, Mrs.
John Severson, Jim John Lorenzo
Perez. N. Marehiza.
Passengers leaving for tho north
were: For Skagway: Ellen Rogers.
Carrie Van Ilrunt, Jessie Van Rrunt,
Paul Hprlun, Maud II. Kivlen, Charles
Hadd. 'For Haines: J. P. Anderson,
Greenwood New Head
of Civitlii Clubs.
Ernest Greenwood, of WaeliMg
ton, I). has born elected Presi
dent of the International Associa
tion of Civltan Clubs, In session
in Washington.
Stove Sheldon, .). R. Ward, Mamie
Haim, Mrs. J. H. Ward. For Sitka:
H it. Teater, 8 G. Thomas. C. G. Hill,
Sam Guyot, Mariam Summers. Emma
I’nrelle, Mrs. Charles E. l'erclio, Hilda
i Nyliolin, Sandy Hendricks, Mrs. Jas.
| Morgan, Mrs. H. T. Tripp.
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sack by using the "Lost and Fouad'
[ olutna of The CKglrr
It will pay you to look over our stock of men's
latest style caps. Priced at $2.50.
Men's working' shirts .. .$1.75 to $5.00
Men's dress shirts ..$2-75 to $3.75
Men's working trousers, laced bottoms .....1!...$5.25
Men's dress trousers ..._..$6.50
F. A. J. GALLWAS
Phone Douglas 17 DOUOLAS
Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S.
Weather Bureau.
Foreraut foi Juneau and vicinity for 24 hours beelnnloe * p m to** ;
Fair end continued warm
winds, becoming variable.
timtght and Tuesday; moderate westerly
i o c a u data ■ unemsi
Baroin Temp. Uum'dity Wind Telocity Weather
B p. m. yest'.y .30.03 62 65 W 1 Clear
B a. m. today ..30.02 65 b,i NW 13 Clear
12 noon otday 29.98 74 26 W 12 i Clear
cable and radio reports
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Highegt
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Nodrvik .. . 74
Nomo . 02
Tatiana . 70
liusfle . 72
Fairbanks! .... 70
McKinley Park 7n
Anchorage . 08
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Kodiak .
Cordova .
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NOTE: Observations at urines Rupert, nestle. T-ortUuo and fl»»
Francisco ar- mad# at 4 s. m. and . u m . iaueau Mum, ,
Fair weather prevails over nearly nil of Alaska tpday, and there
liar, been no precipitation during Ule last 24 hour-' except In the Houlh
rm HcHntr 3e nregion. Temperature tiro generally somewhat alxive
normal. t
MORRIS CONSTRUCTION CO.
We are always busy, WHY?——-TKereisreason.
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BELTING, RUBBER GOODS, MILL SUPPLIES
314 Occidental Ave. Seattle, Wash.
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F1RI ALARM CALLS
1-3 "htrd and Franklin,
f-4 i'Ti>rt ami Franklin.
1 5 Fr^ct. naar Kerry Way
1-6 Front, opp. Film Exchange
1-7 Front, opp. City Wharf.
1- 8 Front, near Saw Mill.
2- 1 top.a Grocery.
2-3 ..’UlouRhby, opp. Cole Bare.
2-t Front and Seward.
2-6 Front and Main.
2-6 i-’ocond and Main
2-7 KFth and Seward
2- 9 Fire Hall.
3- 2 O.intlneau and Rawn Way
!-4 Sicond and Gold.
3-5 Fourth and Harris.
3-6 FI nil and Gold
3-7 Fit ii and Bast.
5-8 Seventh and Gold.
3- 9 Fifth and Keanedy.
4- 1 back of power houa*
4-2 C ilhoun, opp. Juneau Apte.
4-3 Dlatin Ave., and Indian St.
4-5 Moth and Calhoun.
4-6 Seventh and Main.
4-7 Twelfth, at Northern 1,’lry
4-8 Twelfth and Willoughby.
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and ICE CREAM
Bey home product*—in
thi; ease a pleasure ns well
v duty.
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Mat ufacturers of the high
i e.st quality of building ^
blocks and brick \
Krause-Judson Company
Contractor* and Manufacturer*
of Concrete Unit*.
Former Esfee Cannery 81t*,
Willoughby Are. Phone 48* -
Sitka Hot Springs
Virit the Famon*
Dr. F. 1. Goddard’i Sanitaxlmi
Ra1 es 13.00 Per Day and Up
Every Comfort
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mumi Public Library
aud Free Reading Roe*
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Maiifstreet at 4th.
Reading Room Open Fr
8 a. m. to 10 p —
Circulation Room Opel
1 to 1:80 p. a.—7:00
to 8:80 (.
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Referenda Book*, Xte.
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“LET GEO. DO IT”
I have gone to Sitka to Install
plumbing in the Sheldon Jackaon
School. Will be back Aug. let.
SA \ K MR YOUR WORK. I
Wllil, AVE YOU MONEY. *
GEO. B. RICE
Forrut Building
Plumbing
Phone 34.
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