THE NEWLYWEDS
The Ruler of the Household.
By CHARLES McMANUSj
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DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS
OUTLOOK IS BRIGHT
FOR FINE CELEBRATION
With the report, of additional eon
tr'-buttons received by the Finance
committee slnbe the last meeting
and possibly a little more yet to
come, assurance was made at. the
Fourth of July meeting last night
of enough money to provide a splen
did celebration.
It is planned to have as many of
the Sport events on the day of the
4th as can be conveniently arranged, j
hegiuning with an oration and suit ;
able exorcises in the morning. The j
children's races and like events will
probably he held early In the after-j
noon. The time of the ball game |
is still left open until the competing j
team has been heard from.
According to the report of the [
datice committee arrangements will1
be made to have ono of the biggest
and best dances ludd here on the
Fourth in several years.
BALL GROUNDS AFtt
PUT IN GOOD CONDITION
The Douglas hall grounds have
been put 4n fine shape as the result
of tlio clean-np campaign conducted
by George Getrbell manager of the
Married Men's hall team last night.
Assisted by a good representation of
the men and boys of the town with
rakes and scythes, the grounds were
smoothed off, the bases fixed up, and
when the diamond is marked off to
day it will he in good condition for
the big game tonight.
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NO ODDS ASKED IN
BALL GAME TONIGHT
Great excitement is promised on
the Douglas baseball field this even
ing when the Married Men are lined
lip against the Firemen’s ball team In
^ real game. The former are asking
HO odds from their younger oppo
nents as they expect to give them
A hard run for winning score.
FRICK80N-WHEELER
WEDDING IN DOUGLAS
• Miss Edna LouiBe Wheeler of Kan-j
Has City, Mo., became the bride of
Edward C. Erickson here at seven
o’clock last evening at the home of
United States Commissioner Felix
Gray, who conducted the cerctmmv.
Witnesses to the affair were Miss
Hilda Aalto of Dougins and Mr. Eu
gene Barnes of Seattle. Misses Al
berta Gallwas and Selma Aalto were
attendants to the bride. The cere
mony was followed by a wedJ.vg
supper.
Edward Erickson who is acount
ant for the Kennecott Company, came
down from there last week to inter
cept his intended wife on her trip
North on one of the last boats.
The couple will leave in a few
days for their home in Kennecott.
VISITOR IN DOUGLAS
Marvin Taylor of Seattle, fraternity
brother and classmate of Guy L. J
Smith, was the guest of the latter
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He is here awaiting the arrival of
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South.
LAWYERS^WILL
HOLD MEETING
NEXT AUGUST
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Annual Convention of Ameri
can Bar Association to
Be Big Session.
| MINNEAPOLIS, June 26.—Leading
members of the legal profession in
the United States will attend the an
nual convention of the American liar
Association August 29, 30 and 31.
An attendance of more than 2,000
is anticipated by A. C. Paul, of
this city, in charge of arrangements.
Headed by the Earl of llirkenhead,
of England, who will he the most
distinguished visitor, the list of prom
inent members of the bar who will
! participate in the sessions include:
John W. Davis, president of the
American liar Association, and for
mer ambassador to England; Chief
Justice William H. Taft and Justice
Pierce Butler, of the United States
Supreme Court; Charles Evans
Hughes, Secretary of State, and
Charles S. Whitman, former flovcr
nor of New York.
Lord Birkinhead will deliver the
principal address of the convention
on August 29, just preceding the re
ception of President Davis, which
will be the premier social event of
the meeting.
Justice Butler will be the speaker
at a joint meeting of the American
Bar Association, and the Minnesota
Association, over which W. A. Lan
caster, of Minneapolis, president of
the same organization, will preside.
As Chairman of the Committee on
Judicial Ethics, Chief Justice Taft
I will read his report on that subject
on the afternoon of August 30.
The convention will gather in St.
Paul the final night of the conven
tion, where the national association
dinner will he held.
REPAIRS ON NORTHWESTERN
The now trank shaft for the mall
and passenger bout Estebeth is on
board the steamer Northwestern dne
here tonight. It will be installed
as soon as possible and the boat will
be on tile run again next ■week, ac
cording to Pat Davis, in charge.
Oapt. J. V. Davis, who went to Se
attle to see that there was no delay
In the transportation of the crank
shaft between Seattle and Juneau,
will return on the steamer Admiral
Rogers.
i-ost «oznetni»K> rou can gat U
| sack by using the "L<o«t and Found*'
■oIiucm of The Eevlra
CAPTURES CROCODILE WITH HANDS.
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Attacked by a'v'oraclous crocotlile, more than five feet in length,
Karl P. Schmidt, ol' the Zoological Staff of the Field Mu»eum, at
Chicago, csflptured tho monster with his bare hands on a recent ex
pedition to Honduras. The man-eator caught Schmidt off_guard,
but the latter remembered an old trick and thrust one thumb and
Index finger Into the monster’s eyes, holding him itt that way until
his shouts brought assistance. Schmidt confessed later that he
could not haw held out much longer.
SWAP ‘SADDLE" 1
FOR “GRECIAN"
SAN FRANCISCO, June 26.—'The
art of changing “saddle noses" to
"Grecian straights" of Apollo or Ven
us design will be demonstrated by
Dr. Leo Colien of Baltimore, Mr.,
at the Seventy-fourth Annual Con
vention of the American Medical As
sociation.
The art, technically known as cor
rective rhinoplasty, will be one of
the features of the scientific exhibit
being held at the Civic Auditorium
in,connection witlt the A. M. A. meet.
The photographs and models on dis- J
play show individuals with grotesque
ly oversized noses, with a “before
and after" effect. To overcome a
"saddle nose” Dr. Cohen points out,
it is merely necessary to graft a
part of a rib where the nose should:
be. I
Dr. Cohen, who will address the]
convention next. Friday, points out
through his exhibit that the prere
quisite to success in all plastic work
is a well-rounded surgical training,
which, he says, is often lacking in
those attempting corrective opera
tions on the nose. Work of inexper
ienced men, he say.s* often results
dlsasterously for the patient.
Mrs. James McAllister, wife of the
cashier in the local office of the
Pacific Steanudrpi Company, and her
baby, left on the Ambassador for
Skagway to visit with friends there.
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Harry Dierk of the Taku River
Camp is in town on bitsfncrs.
SUMMER DRESSES /
It will par you to look over our line of rammer
wash dresses in cool and dainty design*. We also
have many pretty patterns in summer wash goods by
the yard.
F. A. J. GALLWAS
Phone Douglas 17 BPUOLAS
SJ.59—HOT PLATES—tMtl
We have a few left just tie thing for hot weather. Thee#
are 7 in. single heat, nickeled, complete cord and plugf f2.B0.
JUNEAU ELECTRIC COMPANY
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Seattle to Have
Noiseless Fourth
SEATTLE, June 2B.—Seattle this
your will have n noiseless Fourth of
July for the first time In its history
if an ordinance adopted by the City
Council last summer is strictly en
forced by the Police Department,
city officials point out.
The new law', adopted after a
Fourth of July celebration In which
one child was killed and others In
jured, forbids not only the sale with
in the city limits of fireworks, in
cluding firecrackers of all sizes, but
also their use, except In public din
plays, Severe penalties are imposed.
Old bundles or newspapers at the
<Cmolre. 25 cents.
CALORIES
Emphatic mad to ba
focused solely upon the eal>
critic value of foods. Now,
it it known that vitamins*
quality is equally essential
to adequate nourishment
Scott's Boston
has particular v_.oe as an
energy* building food
and tonic, it it alto ffk
| rich in oitamint- yflf
factort, to important hjU
In buildina up the ^
body ana promoting
healthful progress.
Scott*
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Weather Conditions As Recorded by
Weather Bureau.
the U. S.
Forecast foi Juneau and vicinity for 24 hours beginning 8 p. m. tod.):
Generally fair tonight and Wednesday; gentle winds, mostly
westerly.
LOCAL v A T A
Barora. Teran. Humidity Wind Telocity Whether
29 91 61 62 S 1 Cldy
29.91 56 75 S 1 Cldy
2994 60 76 W 2 Cldy
Ca«LE AST) RADIO REPORTS
8 p. m. yest'y
8 a. m. today
12 noon today
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NOTE; Obaenratlona at prince miperf seatie Portland and Ran
>a net wo.' are made at 4 a m. and 4 p. m.. Janaau time
Cloudy and showery weather has continued in the Tanana and
upper Yukon valleys, and It was raining this morning over the nouth
ern Horlng Sea region und In Alberta. Temperatures are low for the
season In the Yukon Valley, with a minimum of 32 at Tanana last
night.
WASHINGTON U !
LOSES STROKE
rOUGHKEKPSIE, June 2G.—Dow j
Walling. University of Washington i
stroke, is out of the varsity boat j
race with a rase of blood poison in
his right knee due to bolls. He Is
not expected to be able to row in the
Inter-collegiate race Thursday.
Roland france has been moved to
stroke front No. 4 which has been
filled by Kieth Knlow. substitute.
COLLINS AND KANE
PARTNERS IN OIL
SHELBY. Mont., Juno 20 — Mike
Collins, matchmaker for tho Demp
sey-Gibbous fight, July 4, and Eddie
Kano, manager, of Tom Gibbons have
gone halves on an oil project. The
pair purchased XO acres of well rec
ommended land one and one-half
miles from where the last well with
3,100 barrels blowing daliy was
brought in.
Cid bundle” ot newspapers at th
Empire. 25 cents.
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employee, you will find
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Third and Franklin.
From and Franklin.
Front, near Ferry Way.
Front, opp. Film Exchange
: >ont, opp. City Wharf.
Front, near Saw Mill.
'‘orae Grocery.
•..’llloughby, opp. Cole Bara.
Front and Seward.
Front and Main.
Second and Main,
riftb and Seward
Firs Hall.
nj .ineau and Flawn Way.
Saeond and Gold.
Fourth and Harrle.
FI ah and Gold.
Firth and East.
Seventh and Gold.
Fifth end Kennedy.
Ninth, back of power house
Calhoun, opp. Juneau Apt*
1 , Un Ave., and Indian
Ninth and Calhoun.
Seventh and Main.
Twelfth, at Northern L’dry
Twelfth and WlllouKhby.
“LET GEO. DO IT
He knovc* his business.
He dees #ood work.
He does neat work.
He dots it cheaper.
He sa^ea yon money.
He wants yonr trade.
He will treat yon right.
He THANKS yon.
GEO. B. RICE
Pinmliine
Forrest Building
Phone 34.
MADE RIGHT,
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CONFECTIONS
and ICECREAM
Bijy tome pi
this cats e pleasure as
uf duty. , ,
CONCRETE PIPE
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W h**ih.er for tile darlna, saif
cr work or culvert purposes,
is best suited for your needs.
Krause-Judson Compel?
Coutractors and Manufiictdrsrs
of Concrete Units. s.
Former Estes Cannery Mtsi
> 43*
Willoughby Ave.
Phone
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Juneau Public Ubrarf
and Free Readmg Rsmi
City M lMri Heat.
Main street at 4tL
Reading Room Opea PNB '
8 a. ■. to 10 p m, -
Circulation Room OpaM SMB
1 to 1:30 p. m.—TiO* p. m.
to *. »■
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PALACE OF SWOTS
Eat % Aik a «tt kw
cream. A healt
Vanilla, ftoawberrr, ChliAli
We also aerre Seattle Tefal
lee Cream.
I Large room for dance or eaaC
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