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BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG
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MON O'AAR.,
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o 1926. by King Feature* Syndicate Inc
Great Britain right* reaerved
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Douglas Island
News
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FAREWELL PARTY TONIGHT
FOR MR. AND MRS. VESOJA
Mr. anil Mrs. Charles Vesoja will
lie the guests .of honor at a farewell
party to lie given for tlienr by their
friends tonight in the Liberty llall.
Mrs. M. Loukko and Mrs. H. Rein
ikl.a. will be the hostesses for the
affair which is to be invitational.
Darning and refreshments will fur
nish tlie entertainment.
Mr. and Mrs. Vesoja expect to
leave here next week for Seattle to
reside and make a home for a son
and (laughter attending school there.
EAGLES wTiT”FriOM HI
FIVE BY SCORE 23-13
Somewhat nervous, but showing
unmistakable signs of developing in
to an aggregation to be reckoned
with later on by other school teams.
I lie Douglas High School players lost
to the Engles' team last night by
ten points, the final score being 2.'?
to l2. The Lodge team practically
ran away with the school team in
the first li a If. making 1(1 points to
the latter's 2. In the second half
a change was made in the K. O. E.
line up, L. ('ashen replacing Manning
at center, and McCormick substitut
ing for Cashen, apparently slowing
them up while the Hi team made
some advantageous switches and the
second half gave them !l points to
but 7 for the Eagles.
Johnson, on Hie school team played
especially well; Carlson was good,
and Renner. Cashen anil Rerggren
showed up well for their first ap
pearance. On the whole the team
needs to improve its shooting consid
erably.
Manning for the Eagles, was their
■star performer, closely followed hv
Gall was.
The line-up and points follows:
F. O. E. Points Fouls
Gallwas. F. 12 o
L. Cashen, F 2 2
Manning, C It 1
Nlenti, G 1
T. Cashen, O 2
McCormick, sub. 1
D. H. S. Points Fouls
Johnson. F. u ;j
Martin. F 5
Boner, c 2
Zimmerman. G 1
Fox. G 1
Stilts: L. Carlson. ,1. Cashen. 11
Rerggren.
Referee: Johnson.
SUNDAY SERVICES
A regular service will be held to
morrow night at 7:30 o'clock in
Eagles Hall by the Congregational
church.
" “SALOME OF THE
TENEMENTS," LIBERTY
K—.—___
TIip Paramount picture. "Salome
of tin- Tenements," produced b. Sib
ney Oleoft, from Hie popular novel
by Annin Yezierska, author of "iInn
gry Hearts.” is the feature at lie
Liberty Sunday. Jetlu Houdal Hod
frey Tenrle, and Jose Ituben are 1
featured in the principal robe, or the
picture, adapted for the scr-cu b.,
Sonya Levieu.
In "The Hreen Hoddess," Olcol.
produced it picture of life in ii re
■note village in India which brought t
its people anil tlielr problems with
in the understanding of motion pic
ture audiences everywhere.
Similarly in the 'Humming Bird,"
Hu: director presented the spirit of
France in wartime through the
medium of (iloria Swanson and her
activities among the apaches of
Paris.
Olcott's pteturization of court I ■
in France and England during the
reign of Louis XV in "Monsieur
Beaucairc" made the characters of
that story interesting us the lives
of outstanding personalities of out
own day.
In filming "Salome of the Tene
ments,” he has captured the flavor
of many-sided New York and trans
ferred il to the screen with the fid I
ity and imagination of an artist.
■ ---*
Douglas Church
Services
■
Notices for nils church column
must be received by Tbe Umpire not
later than 10 o’clock Saturday J
morning to guarantee change of
sermon topic*, etc.
I/oitRias Catholic Church
J*____ •*» |
Services Ill-Id jn ICaifleu' Mall.
•N:15 a. in Low Mass and (leu
oral Coiiimunion.
1:00 p. m. - Sunday School.
. «r
St. Lake’s Episcopal Church 1
Mvi niiiK Prayer and Sermon al
7:110 p. m. i
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i Congregational Community | ,
Church j ,
»»; _jj j
L. 1). HAMMOCK, Lav I’astor
At Eagles’ Hall—services next
Sunday as follows:
Sunday School at 10:110 a. in.
Evening service at 7:H0 p. in.
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Douglas Presbyterian Native i
Mission !
Sunday School 2: HO p. in.
Sermon at 11:10 p. in.
7:00 p. m.-—Thursday — Mid-,
week prayer service.
All are cordially welcome to these
services.
»*. ' • •
| Gospel Mission
oe tv ices Sunday at 7 .70 p. ai.
Thursday at 7:110 p. in.
Everyone invited.
Lewis’s Hats arc newest. adv.
ALMQVIST
"MAKER OF MEN’S CLOTHES’
CLEANING ami
MESSING
i
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Satisfaction Guaranteed
i
ALMQVIST j
Reduced Coal
Prices
m ; l£ ?V ■• • f
I Nanaimo Screened
I Sacked Coal
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$13.00 Per Ton
I PHONE 23 I
Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S.
Weather Bureau
r.'ie a.t for Juneau anil vicinity, beginning 4 p. m. tod«y:
.a! :i lilly colder tonight and Sunday; moderate northeast winds.
LOCAL DATA
Barom. Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity Weather
4 p. 1.1. y' t’y 29.39 34 87 S 2 Snow
in. t'd.-.v 29.89 32 87 NW 8 Clear
: . n*on txtay 30.27 31 56 NW 5 Clear
CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS
Y liSTRUDA Y | TODAY
Illgliegt 8 pan. 1 lenvest 8 n in. 8 n in. Proclp. 8 a.in.
■ tump. tump. j temp. tamp. Velocity 24 lira Weather
Xom S 1:26* 0 Cldv
lielIt I II |l 12 12 12 Trace Snow
Tatiana .. IS 12 , 111 — II dear
Cagle Is S In S — 0 Clear
Fairbanks 20 s 12 S ll Clear
St. 1 'an I . 1!6 MU 116 116 (I Cldy
Dutch Harbor 26 Ml M2 Ml o I’t. Clay
Kodiak Ml Ml M2 MS — Clear
Cordova Ml Ml M2 M2 * li Clear
Juneau 46 34 30 32 8 .94 Clear
Ketchikan la 7 21) 0 .01 Clear
J’linci Rupert * MS MS M2 Ml b .22 Char
Edmonti n Ml Ml . MO M2 26 .MS Cldy
Seattle 52 52 ; II -HI 12 .III Cldy
I’m Hand IS I i 16 52 20 .06 It ,in
Sail T’rain giro 66 (II 50 50 * 0 Clear
•I.egs than 10 tn I leg.
NOTH Observations nt Juneau, Prince Rupert, Edmonton, Sent
lie, Portland and San Eramdueo aro made at 4 a. m. and 4 p. m.,
lunertit lime,.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
('tiusually high j»re: me overspreads Alaska and much of the
North Pacilii Ocean and unusually low pressure prevails in central
an ida. Cloudy weather prevails In the extreme western portion of
Ihe Territory and clear wejilher over the remainder Temperatures
below zero are again reported from (ho Interior and rising tempera
tine, are reported at moat stations to the westwurd.
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LIBERTY
SUNDAY NIGHT
“SALOME OF THE
TENEMENTS”
A Paramount Picture
With BIG STAR CAST
Our Feature is one of the Finest Pictures
ever offered Doualas Theatre doers
ALSO
“Ain't Love Grand"
Round 11 of the Go Getters
FOX NEWS OPENS THE SHOW
10—20—r40 cents
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NORTHERN HOTEL
ROOMS—50 cents per night and up; $3.00 per week and np.
Public shower and tub baths 50 cents. Say Oil Burner in opera
tion—Hot water day %nd night. Booms $12.00 per month and
up—steam heated.
SPECIAL SALE OF SHOES
From December 6 to December 20
Closing out old stock at popular prices, to make room for new stock
FLOBSHEIM, Regular $12.00, Now. $7.00
We also have a full line of CHRISTMAS GOODS. Come,
give us the once over before you buy. We will save you money.
MIKE AVIAON
. LOWER PROMT STREET
1—11 1 fr'.1*' d M'* * ■ V .
’ BIG RECORD SALE
75 CENT RECORDS—3 FOR *1.00
$1.25 RECORDS^ CENTS EACH
BlMGLE face red seal—half price
. B , 1000 TO nos PROM . .
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JUNEAU MUSIC HOUSE
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ALASKA
LAUNDRY KIDS,
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r^t'pe Po?uLAJL AS I
I Vrffc CAN BE-* 1
■ TtfE REASONS YOU ■
■ CAW PLAINLV SEE *■ |
rtlHE finality of our work and the
X speed of our service are two of
ihe things that ha v" mafic this
laundry a popular public Institu
tion. \Yp guarnntee that your gar
ment!! will he returned to you in a
satisfactory condition and our price
list (furnished upon request) indi
cates our modest prices.
ALASKA LAUNDRY
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR PATENT
Serial No. 05 897
| In tho United States Land Office for
| tho Juneau Land District at Au
i chnrage, Alaska.
! In the Matter of tho Application of
the BOON AH PACKING COM.
I’AN'Y. a Corporation, to Pur
chase Public Land for tho purpose
of Trade and Manufacture.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the HOON’AH PACKING COMPANY,
a corporation, organised under tho
laws of the State of Washington,
has filed application Serial No.
05897 in the U. S. Land Office in
Anchorage, Alaska, for a patent fur
a tract of land embraced in U. S.
Official Survey No. 1472, as amend
ed, situated on tho east shore of
Port Frederick, Chichagof! Island,
1.5 miles N.W. of iloonah, Alaska
in Latitude 58 07'23" N. and Longi
tude 135“27’a5" W., for tho purpose
of trade and mamifaetiirer-and more
particularly described as follows, to
wit:
“Beginning at corner No. 1-A
M.C. on lino of mean high tide
on N.E. shore of Port Frederick,
approximately l.G miles N.W,
from Hoonnh whence U. 8. L.
M. 1 472 on prominent rocky
point 30 ft. above mean high
lido on N.E shore of Port Fred
erick hears 8. 24”19'20" W.
21.03 chs. distant; thonce from
corner No. 1-A along u lino of
mean high tide N. shore of Port
Frederick by meanders as fol
lows:
(1) N. 82-22' W. 1.99 chs.
(2) M. 72-39' W. 120 chs.
(3) N. 52-30' W. 9.87 chs. j
I (4) N. 54-53' W. 2.5# chs. to
true corner No. 2-A M, C.;
Thence N. 38- 20' K. 0.54 chs,
to witness corner to corner No.
2-A M. C. ntid corner No. 3-A;
Thence 8. 53 45’ B. 2.16 chs. to
corner No. 4-A; Thence N. 38’
06' E. 0.48 chs. to corner No.
5-A; Thence N. G3"48' W. 2.72
chs. to corner No. 6-A; Thtnco
8. 36-06' W. 1.03 chs. to true
corner No. 7-A M, C. on line cf
mean high tide of Port Freder
ick; Thence by meanders aa fol
lows along line of mean high
tide:
(5) 54-53' W. 3 28 chs. to
true corner No. 8-A M C.;
Thence N. 39“00' E. 10 chs. to
corner No. 9-A; Thence 8. 65*
00’ E. 19.03 chs. to corner No.
N)-A; Thence S. 39 00' W. 0.12
chs. to true point for corner
No. 11-A M. C.J Thenco liy me
anders from tho true corner 11*
A M. C. along shore line of
small unnamed fresh water lake,
as follows:
(6) S. 68'35’ W. 0.55 chs.
(7) S. 36‘50' W. 0.44 chs.
(8) N. 82“30' W. 2.68 chs.
(9) N. 15-23' W. 0.91 chs
(10) N. 62-00' W. 1.39 ch«.
(11) N 78 01' W. 0.95 chs.
(12) 8. 24’23' E. 0.90 clis.
(13) 8. 2-3G' W. 0.44 chs.
(14) 8. 82°42' W. 0 89 chs.
(15) S. 66’20' W. 0.97 chs.
(16) 8. 86-42' W. 1.80 chs.
(17) 8. 52'53' W. 0.61 chs.
(18) N. 0*68' E. 1.09 chs.
(19) N. 52-15’ W. 0.38 chs.
(20) 8. 57"40' W. 0.37 chs.
(21) 8. 5-06’ E. 0.82 chs.
(22) S. 81*54' W. 0.57 chs.
(23) N. 71*56’ W. 0.48 chs.
(24) 8. 37*15' W. 0.45 chs.
(25) 8. 42”00’ E. 3.43 clu.
(26) N. 69-57' E. 0.96 chs.
(27) 8. 53-52' E. 1.13 chs.
(28) 8. 88*56' E. 0.63 clu.
(29) N. 48-21’ E. 0.76 cba.
(30) N. 65*00' E. 0.94 chs.
(31) N. 80’40' E. 1.00 chs.
(32) 3. 34*24' E. 0.66 cbs.
(33) 8. 39*00' W. 3.03 chs.
(34) 8. 47*48' W. 1.47 chs.
(35) 8. 89*17' W. 1.33 cba
to true point for corner No. 18
A II.C.; Thence 39*00’ W. 8.93
chs. to witness corner to corner
No. 12-A M.C.; Thence 8. 87*
40' W. 1.89 chs. to truo point
for corner No. 1-A M. C. tho
place of beginning, containing
an area of 19.34 acres and In
cluding all the land embraced
In U. S. Survey No. 1478 as
amended.’’
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely any of the above descrilut
land should file tbetr adverse ela'au
wttb the Register of tbe U. 8. Land
Office at Anchorage, Alaska withlii
the period of publication or 30 days
thereafter or they will be barred
by the provisions of the statute.
J. LINDLRY GREEN,
Register, j

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