THE OOTTA-LUCK CLUB
At Least It Would Be Something Expensive.
By DOK WILLARD
wtLL-m got a
SWELL JOB, LUTHER
r/H THE UNDERWEAR.
CHSPewSCR W THE
'BUW BEE fie»*TS
FOR WISHING^ *
BOUNDS LIKE
A Good PLACE To
GET STUNG-’ BUT
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CHANCE WITH YOU
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i DOUGLAS ISLAND NLWS
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NEW RECORD
ESTABLISHED
FOR CHICKENS
Considering tiidr productivity,
chickens .raised on Douglas lslun.i
hare established an earning record
which would be hard to beat as the
following facts Will testify.
Miss Doris Simpson bought i IS
pulk'ts last August for tiie purtgtse
of startling a small chicken ranch
They were April chickens, and on
the 15t.ii of September last year they
'began to lav and up t.o February Hi!
this year 200 dozen eggs were laid
During the month of December five
■of the liens died or inro killed, which
left only til since the ‘first of Jan
uary. From January 22 to February
22 Miss Simpson got C05 eggs. All
the eggs have sold for GO cents per
dozen or 5 cents apiece.
Feed for the chickens during the
last named period totaled $0.75,
which deducted from the price ob
tained tor the G05 eggs left a profit
of $20.50 for the month. The average
profit for the five months is about
$10 per* month.
The chickens arc all White Leg
horns and cost, laid down here from
Seattle,
BARN DANCE AND BASKET
SOCIAL PROMISES MUCH
FUN FOR TONIGHT
"Hello Si."
“Hello. Jo>sh.”
‘Tie you goin' to the dance tonight,
81?”
“or darn right T am, Josh, and
no’s 'the hull town," and Si is right,
judgtng from the remarks heard on
all sides.
It is known Uncle Josh will he
there lor he has promised to he on
hand to auction off the baskets and
do any either odd jobs necessary. And
incidentally he will see that every
one has a good time/ if it is neces
sary. But ft shouldn’t be.
Big preparations have boon made
for everyone to enjoy himself in
diverse ways. There will bo card
iplayimg for those who do not care
■to dance and a variety of dances will
bo Introduced that will make every
one lively.
All the ladles are expected to
bring baskets which will be auctioned
off to the highest bidders. In the
event that there are not enough bas
kets to go around, coffee and sand
widles arc to h served so tnere
| will l>t* lvfri'1 oni'Tv - Cor ‘vor, in ’.
Everyone on the in: i< invite J
I to attend th"' bit? part'-, au l a spe
| dal ferry will leave Dougiaa tor Jit-j
ae.m after the (l ine -.
LADIES’ LEAGUE* HOLDS
SOCIAL EUSINESS MEETING (
I Tin• * to.i give n ,. jgt :• lay a • ■
by the Ladies’ Leagu lit aught a very
good crowd.
Mrs. II. \V. Irvin, was Ilia pun ;t of
t honor olid the hosti ss--s for tin* nftcr
] no.in were Meadani'e.r Livie, flair and
, Fi as r.
| A short bumiu -s session followed
; tlio tea. in wiiicli ill-.;. Guy Smith
j wa! chosen to act as secretary of
j the League during the remainder of
the terra in place of Mrs. 11. L. Row*
: ley, who recently departed.
Georgia Has Prohibition
Presidential Candidate.
I
ArtWr Teagtie,„ ~
Arthur Teague, of Katrmount,
Georgia, declares he is a Prohibi
tion candidate for the Presidency
In the next election. Teague, a
contractor, will net he run by the
Prohibition Party, hut says lie will
; run independently.
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News of the Names Club !
Did von know La'.ta Call is a tclo-l,
; phone operator In Philadelphia? She.
got the right, job, didn't she? n
We’d like to know if A. Candee, ofj(
Pittsburgh. is that famous old Candy
Kid we used to hear so much about.
OLD FASHIONED
Barn Dance and Basket Social
FRIDAY NIGHT — DOUGLAS NATATORIUM
Dance Is Given by Juniors and Sophomores
“Aprons and Ginglmms the ladies will wear.
Soft shirts and overalls are the men's share.” | .
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
Card Playing—for those who wish; two prizes offered.
Dancing—everybody; Music by the Syno-Syncopatists of Juneau.
Baskets of delicious lunches to be sold. Hot Coffee served.
ADMISSION—Men 75c, boys 50c. Admission charge will be deduct
ed from prices of baskets sold.
Special ferry leaves Douglas for juaeau at 1:15 a. m.
WE HAKE A SPECIALTY OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE
and art prepared to execute /oar orders on Europe al the lowest
prevailing rates. Our New York facilities are aeoond to none M
you are contemplating sending money to Hurope call Douglas 66
aad wc will be glad to give you our latest quotations
dieses Lorraine
Great Britain _
Germany -
Germs:
Bclglu
a Austria
Caeeho Slovakia
Finland __
Greece _
Italy
Norway
.Per Hundred Fraaea
. */ ” Pounds
" . Marks
Kronen
Fraaea
" " Kronen
Fin marks
Drachmas
. * " Lire
. " ’* Kronen
. » •• Kroner
dugtHUavla
Ml
IT0.00
1.26
.16
7.62
1.28
1 61
6.72
4.12
11.46
21.76
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raST TERRITORIAL TANK OF ALASKA,
, „ WfUll iUKKA
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Dickey May Get
Cabinet Job.
Walter S. Dickey, of Kansas
City, is visiting in Washington
and liar been in conference with
President Harding, who is report
ed to have tendered him a port
folio in his Cabinet. Mr. Dickey
is the owner of several Western
newspapers and a lifelong friend
of Mr. Harding.
AID FOHLASKA
RAILROAD URGED
BY COL. MEARS
rells of Worth of Appropria
tion to Seattle—Others
Ask for Federal Aid.
SEATTLE, Feb- 23.—(Aid for the
Uaska Government Railroad was
irgeil before the Alaska Chamber ot
'ommerco by Col. Frederick Meats,
.resent bead of the Alaska Engineer
ug -Commission.
Colonel Meat's declared it was to
he interi'st of Seattle that the Fed
rul appropriation for the railroad
vas not cut.
-Horace Albright, field director of
lie National Park Service, pointed
mi Die advantage to tourists of the
nereasod railroad facilities afforded
o the scenic wonders of Alaska by
ompletion of the railroad.
E. A. Rasmussen, president of the
artous branches of the Hank of Al
iska, urged Federal aid for Alaska.
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION.
No. 22U0-A
n the District Court for the Terri
tcry of Alaska, Division Numbei
One, at Juneau.
)ONA llt.MA NICHOLS, Plaintiff. \3
JESSE W. NTCHOLS, Defendant.
Co .1, o W. Nlcliols, Defendant
Greet hr :
IN THE NAM 1-1 OF THE C NIT El
'.TATES OF AMERICA, you ur
lereby commanded to lie and appeal
n iiio above eniiilc-1 Court, holder
it Juneau, in . aid Division of saiti
rerritory, and : n.-vi i the complaint
lied against y i in the above en
itled suit, within. Dirty days aftei
he compl. tion of • iie pdHod of pub
ication and s rvic. of.'this sum
lions upon yon, ami if you fall ti
<>' appear and answer, for want
hereof, the 'plaintiff will apply t<
he Court for.the relief prayed foi
n said complaint, *»liicli is on till
n the office of the Clerk of tin
ibove natfcd Court. The rcllcl
>rayed fo^ In said complaint is a dif
olutiou of the bonds ol' matrimony
uctsting between you and the plain
ilf herein.
The order for publication of till*
ununons was made and dated Feb
uary 1, 1923, and the period ol
nihlication of this summons is sil
fij weeks, the first publication tfl
ic made on February 1, 1923, and
he last publication on March 15,
923. The time within which you
,re required to appear and answer
s on or before April 16, 1921.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I hare
ioreunto set my hand and affixed
he seal of the above court this 1st
ay of February, A. I). 1928.
SEAL,) JOHN H. DUNV,
Clerk District Court, District
of Alaska, Division No. One,
By WALTER B. KINO,
Deputy Clerk.
'irst publication Feb. 1, 1923.
<aBt publication March 15, 1923.
HEROES OF ’18 PASS
FOR THE STAGE NOW
(Confirmed I-'rnrn r:'r;0 One.)
•Ir. ft art of millions
.1 i ii’.u' vhim of wh:
;> *io gv if body of
: ired bn, k Into tli
nrmistlio.
eitizans, gives
t ine ii doing
ii I soldiers
■ r.ifury after
T'taf U tii' basis War Oopnrl
ir- n! ealoulat'ions as • i probable de
nt tl} f: :1 rba b.i , i so, I > (be
> live far 'fining t i • ivg mixed re
i rves w! a new b!,*i I uU y w Into
ia unfailinR reserve of faliting
. ength. at least j • ly re • !.> to
: wm the call to an,
By are groups the .mi m re
1, a fit! years oil in 11> 1 s will have
••il to exist fvrun a not; ,ir • VJ s.
nt ‘in 1**25. and of mi • ta i :i >.
0 hi in tli ' 36-year-oM d i o 20,000
.:•! might la* ready l r a Ii. By
l.'fin all those more than 2'*. yew's
01 1 in 11*18 will be none, anil by ltlil.i
■ ill who were more than 28 years old
in 11HS 'will have vanished from the
t harts.
By 10-10 men 23 years old when 19IS
brought them to ihes olnrs vs 11 sir s'
a bare 22.000 si ill ready for activ ■
service, and by 1945 the lS-.se i-oH
souths of those days of war e mid
muster probably only 5.810 veterans
of St. Slihiol and the. Argonno to
follow the flag again.
ATTENTION AMERICAN T.EGION.
i Itegular meeting of the American
1 Lepton tonight, nt Elka’ Wl.
OEORGE E. MANN,
i —ndv. Adjutant
• TO I-ET” PLACARDS are "ad
j vertislng,” of course, In a foolish!}
limited sense. If you wait to adver
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Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S.
Weather Bureau.
Forecast for Juneau and vicinity for 24 hours beginning 8 p. m. tod J:
Cnsettled, with light rp.-in or mow lonfcgliL and .Saturday; moderate
variable winds.
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Buroro. Temn. Humidity Wind Velocity Weather
5 p. m. yerfy
8 a. m. today
12 a on today
29.74
20 41
29.39
36
3b
37
S3
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83
SF.
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12
10
13
Snow
Snow
Snow
CABLE AND
YESTERDAY” -f
RADIO REPORTS
Highest
temp.
.Stations—
Noorvik .•. 2
Nome . lu
Tatiana . 0
Kaglo ....- 4
'. airbanks . 10
McKinley Park ... 0
Anchorage . 30
St. Paul . 22
Dutch llarbcr . 20
Kodiak _ 38
Valdez . 20
Juneau . 43
sitka . 40
Prince Rupert . 50
Edmonton .... 10
Seattle . 4 8
Portland .. 40
San KYanoiseo . 50
H p.tn.
t<M!ip
28
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2ti
34
20
3 6
38
42
14
48
40
50
*—Kesst than 10 miles.
l.owct 8 a.in.
temp. temp.
”TODAl
8 n m. Prcclp. 3n.ni.
V' 1'vltp iMlnii. Weather
- 8
- 4
- 2
-10
- 4
20
in
22
84
14
32
34
34
6
40
42
48
- 6
- 4
- 2
-10
0
- 4
20
12
24
36
14
36
38
40
12
40
42
48
12
4
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25
6
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Clear
Clear
Know
Cldy
Clear
Snow
Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
Snow
Uuin
Rain
Cldy
. Cldy
Cldy
Cldy
NOTE: Observations at Prince Rupert. Beetle, Portland and San
Eranclaoo are made at 4 a. m. and 4 p. m„ Juneau time.
Dow pressure persists over the Gulf of Alaska, with the lowest
barometer 29.22 inches at Kodiak this mornng. Precipitation has con
tinued in coast districts from llrllish Columbia to Kodiak Island, with
heavy ran at Prneo Rupert. Temperatures In the Interior are somewhat
above normal, though slightly below at ro.
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If you have anything
to sell, advertise
in the Empire
If you want to buy
anything, advertise
in the Empire
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Indications are that the
coming spring will
see a great
business
rev ival.
Advertise your wants
I
Enlist your property
you have for sale
or make known
your want to
purchase.
Advertise your wants
USE THE EMPIRE COLUMNS—DISPLAY OR CLASSIFIED—THE
EMPIRE CIRCULATES EVERYWHERE—YOU GET RESULTS BY
ADVERTISING.
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NOTIC:- OF MARSHAL'S SALE,
N i-A.— in ADMIRALTY
In tli United States District Coart
u Division No. One, at
J uneau.
Uji , ! o;TON' tig AND bargij
CO. corporation, LIBEL
LA • !' A MEBlrAN SCOW OB
VK, Kl„ colled "\V. T. & B. Co
No ’ her tackle, apparel, furni
tun or. lues, boilers, machinery
anil 'le all cannery and fishing
eqn.i ,nr.nt situated thereon, RE
iii'i'd'KNT; 1’.Alt AN OFF PACK
INC <O. a corporation, INTER
VE1 ;o libellant, harry
GONG & CO. INC., a corporation,
INTi.RVENOft, MT. BAKER
PA ■ KING CO., a corporation.
CL. I VIA NT AND OWNER.
Pulnic notice is hereby given that
by vir no of a writ of VENDITIONI
EXPO IAS, dated January 3U, 1923,
issued out of the United States Dis
trict C' irt for the District of Alaska,
Divisi u No. 1, at Juneau, on an in
terior') tory decree of sale made and
pronounced in said court on January
30, 1 jn, ordering the above men
tioned and described American scow
or ve; Ci “W. T. & B. Co. No. 33’
her t cklo, apparel, furniture, en
gines, it: ichinery and also all can
nery ud fishing equipment situated
therei o be sold at public vendue
to the Ugliest and best bidder for
cash,
I w 1 accordingly offer and expose
the t i American scow or vessel
called T. & B. Co. No. 33” her
lackl atiparel, furniture, engines,
mad v and also all cannery and
tishlu ,ulpment situated thereon
for sa'i t public vendue to the high
est u: l best bidder for cash on
March rd, 1923, at the hour of 10
o’clocl , the forenoon at the front
door tlie U. S. Court Houso at
Junes Alaska.,
Dali I at Juneau, Alaska, Febru
urv 1 1923.
GKO n. BEAUMONT,
U, R. Marshal First Dlvi
slon. District of Alaska.
■ ' WM. R. GARSTEIt, Deputy.
STB V ON * KANE, II. L. FAULK
NKU I’roctors for Libellant, anil
lnt nlng Libellant, B^ranoII
Fa . Co.
WIN? \ND OOGHE; Proctors for
Cla n it anil Owner.
H. K. itoBERTSON, Proctor for In
ten i nor, Harry Gong & Co. Ino.
Fir f i i.bilcation Feb. 2. 1923.
1/iMt publication Feb. 23, 1923.
ARCTIC BATH HOUSE
and pariber Shop
TURKISH, ITEAM, SHOWER
AND TUB BATHS
I r. f ront St. (Van Atta’a old
nt.iud) BILLY LOTT, Prop,
Phone 414.
r-SD FURNITURE
i Bought, Sold and Exchanged
H. ROCOVICH
211 Seward St.
i Tolephiina 441 P. O. Box 111.
RADIO SUPPLIES'
Our prices are right.
On of town mail order
promptly filled.
JWiF.AU ELECTRIC CO
P 0 Bos 517. 310 Front St
JUNEAU BILLIARD
PARLORS
REV. AND COMPLETE LHZ 01
CARDIES
Have yon tried our new Sot
Drink* t
v\ make our own Ice Cream.
Wc Deliver Phono N
Prompt Delivery of
IADY8JCTH COAX
Phone 48.
Aiaska Trantlor Co.
( nerel Heullug.lefgf,
foal, Contract HeuEef.
Main Street.
JUNEAU TRANSFU
COMPANY
Hotel,
C i .:'’3IFTEP ADS Bnd desirable
bo.~ >V<uv If you ape prepared to keep
bti.- rd uV it is Important that you
should know how and when to uap
the i .sitied ads—for they afford
you the means tor making the btuli
aesa PAY. Try the Empire.