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Douglas Island
News
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LIBRARY OPEN THURSDAY
Owing to llie Christmas festivities
which will completely fill the lalt-r
purl of this week, tile Douglas li
hrary will he open tomorrow evening
instead of Saturday.
’’"DAUGHTERS OF THE NIGHT"’’
AT LIBERTY TONIGHT
Do you know that telephone girls
are soleetcd in pari for their excep
tionally long reach? A long arm is
hu essential qualification for em
ployment.
This does not mean that the girls
must, have a grasping disposition.
There is nothing of the "gold dig
ger" ahoul the American telephone
girl. The "hello” girl’s reach is rath
er a civic virtue in the class with
the “long arm" of the law.
Telephone girls must have excep
tionally long arms to reach to the I
top of l ho switchboards, made pur
posely very high and wide to enable
one operator to make the maximum
number of connections.
-Thu long girlish reach is only one
item in modern business efficiency
as practiced in the telephone offlc \
A bevy of telephone beauties, all
but one real professional operaton,
will bo seen In action in “Daugh
ters of the Night” the newest Wil
liam Fox offering which comes o
the Liberty tonight.
SANTA CLAUS TO VISIT
S. S. NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT
Old Santa is planning his annual
visit to the Community Sunday
school of Douglas for Sunday nigh',
December L’li. and preparations are
lining made to erect it fine big Christ
mas tree in the Kagle hull Where Ilf
festivities are to he held. Also bein':
prepared is the program which will
lie an interesting part of the Chris -
mas exercises.
RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVE
MISS HANCE DEPARTS FOR HOME
After two full months, practically,
spent i:i helping the people of Don
gins to recover from the fire of
October lb, Miss Kva llanee, direc
tor in tile National American lied
Cross relief work, look passage for
the south yesterday on the Alaska
on route to her iiotlte am! hcmhiuarl
ers in San Francisco.
During her visit here, Mies llanee
spent over $1,000 of National Heil
Cross funds, ami nearly all of it
in Douglas, which together with near
ly $2000. expended before her ar
rival totals mom limn Jiimm.im that
was recoived from tlit gnat relict
organize! ion.
Aside from the finatieinl side of
Miss llanee' visit, the people .f
Douglas and others who may have
followed the methods of the Ihil
Cross in her work, have ;i very good
iiliderslaiiiling of I lie organization
which i he represents and liovv it
operate . They know definitely Just
where their memliership dollar go ■.
A busino; s of any size at all. and
especially ope Hint is both national
and inlet national in Its scope of oper
ation must have definite rules and
regulations to govern it act ions,
and the It'd Cross is no xcnplion
Miss llanee. by her manifested
nbililt to adapt herself to surround
ings, and through her cone minus
ness ami natural desire to help those
in need, proves that the A It C
has a wonderfully ke .i representa
tive. Needless to say til" pcoph of
Douglas regret to have !ir r leave lin
eommnnily.
IN chans to Celebrate
Touiglit Christmas festivities be
gin for Hie little folks of tli" Cov
ernment school. Kama will meet the
children at the seliool building at 7
o’clock tonight. There will be no sei
program, only an oxehangof pre
sents and plenty of fan, it is an
nounced.
Oin neosrs tor saie ,n The Empire
In the United states Commissioner's
Court fer the Territory of Al
aska, Division Number One. Be
fore A. F. McLean, Commissioner
and Ex-Officio, Probate Judge
Haines Precinct.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE OF ANNA BROWN, HE-!
i CEASED.
1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
[That C. A. Li nil hoi m, Ailininistru-'
| tor of Hie Estate of Anna Brown,
deceased has rendered and present
led for settlement and llled in sain'
|Court, his iiunl account cf his ail
J ministration of said estate: and i
, I hilt Monday Hi" 11th day of Fch-!
| l'uary, A. IV l!l27, at two o’elori*
| IV M. at the office of said court.
.In the Town of Haines, in said
j Territory and precinct lias been duly
appointed liy the judge of said court
j for the settlement of said account
and of said estate, at which time
land place any person interested in
|said estate may appear and tile ex
I ceptions in writing to tli" said to
[count and petition and contest tlie
I name.
j Given under my hand and the
I Seal of the Probate Court above
[mentioned, this 16th day of De
Member, 1926.
| t Seal I A. F. McHKAX,
1". S. Commisslonei' and
Probate .Imlge.
First publication. Dec. 22. 1926
! Hast publication. Jan. 12. 1927.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR PATENT
Serial No. 05897
'In the United States Land Office foi ;
| the Juneau Land District at An
chorage, Alaska.
In the Matter of the Application o
the HOONAH PACKING COM
PANY, a Corporation, to Pur
chase Public Land for the purpoc*
of Trade and Manufacture.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Thai
the HOONAII PACKING COMPANY,
a corporation, organized under the
laws of the State of Washington,
lias filed application Serial No
05897 in the U. S. Land Office in
Anchorage, Alaska, for a patent for
a tract of land embraced in U. S
Official Survey No. 1 47 2, as amend
ed, situated on the east shore of
Port Frederick, Clilchagoff Island
1,5 miles N.W. of Hoonah, Alaska
in Latitude '35" N. and Longi
tude 135'27’S5" W., for the purpos*
of trade and manufacture, and mort
particularly described as follows, to
wit:
“Beginning at corner No. 1-A
M.C. on line of mean high tide
on N.E. shore of Port Frederick,
approximately 1.5 miles N.W.
from Hoonah whence U. 8. L>.
M. 147 2 on prominent rocky
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wins Applause
As a pu-i’G-foodL
t ^Sa.n.tA-Cl^LLS!
GET YOUR CHRISTMAS
ORDER IN EARLY
THEREBY SECURING THE BEST SELECTION
JUST RECEIVED ON THE NORTHWESTERN
Fresh Apples, Bananas, Navel Oranges, Jap |
Oranges, Grapes, Pears, Cranberries, Grapefruit,
Lettuce, Celery, Cucumbers, Artieokes, Tomatoes,
Cauliflower, Parsley, Sweet Potatoes.
S. & W. Cluster R aisins, Dates, Figs, IJonev,
Candy, Cigars, Cigarettes, I obacco, and other
things loo numerous to mention.
CALIFORNIA G ROGER Y
PHONE 473 CLOSED ALL LAY CHRISTMAS
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N 1
| CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
| JOHNATHAN APPLES—$2.00 l,ox
HOME GROCERY
j PHONE 138 OPEN EVENINGS
rf'—.i. — - — - ■ ■ «
CIGARS CIGARS CIGARS
AND MORE CIGARS
Chancellors. El Sidelos. Van Dycks. Mozarts, Roi
Tans, and twenty-five other brands of Christ
mas-wrapped Oigars and Cigarettes.
GASTINEAll HOTEL
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THE IDEAX. GIFT FOR YOUR WIFE IS A
CINE KODAK or a
PATHEX CAMERA
With either of these she can keep a moving picture photographic
record of :yohr children Which cannot he equaled in fcny other
way. COllE1 IH AND SEE THEM DEMONSTRATED.
WINTER & POND CO.
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Handy Andy
A. P. LAGERGRF.N
CARPENTRY
CABINET WORK
WOOD TURNING
BAND SAWING m
JOB WORK *
I«ower Front St. Plioti* «9f
ALWAYS
A COMPLETE LINE OF
GROCERIES
Quality the Best—Priced Right
GiovanettVs
CROCEin
THONE 3 8-5
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point 30 ft. above mean high
lido on N R. til.oro of Port Fred
crick bears R. 24*1!)'2<>" VV.
_1 03 clis. distant; tlieiie“i from
corner No l-A along a line of
mean high tide N shore -if I’orl
Frederick i>y meanders as til
lows:
( I ) N 82*22’ W 1 ch*.
(8 1 .V 72*3!)' W. 120 ch*
(3 ) N. 52 30’ W. !) 97 chs.
Ml N 54*53' VV 2.58 ch* io
true corner No. 2-A M. C ,*
Tlienee N 38“ 20' M. 0.51 chn.
to witness corner to corner Nn.
2-A M. 0. nmi corner No. 3A;
Thence S. 53 -15' R. 2.1C chs. to
corner No. l-A; Thence N. 36*
0IP R. ( .18 chs. Io corner Nn.
5-A; Thence N 53 18' VV. 2.72
chs. lo corner No. G-A; Thence
R. 3G*0G' VV. 1.0.3 chs. to true
corner No. 7-A M C. on line oI
mean high tide of Por' Freder
ick; Thence by meanders as fol
lows along line of mean high
; tide:
(5) 5-1 5 3' \V. 3.28 eh 3. 4o
true corner No 8-A M. C.;
Tlienee N .39 00' R. 10 r-iis. to
corner No. 9 A; Thence S. G5"
00' R. 19.83 chs. to corner No
fcfi A; Thence S 39 00' VV. 0.12
chs. to true point for corner
No. I l -A M (V; Thence hy me
tinders from tile true corner 11
I A M. C. along shore line of
small unn'lined fresh water lake,
as follows:
( G ) R. li8‘,35' W. 0 55 clis
(7) S. 30 5 0' VV. 0.4 4 ch*.
(8) N. 82*80' \V. 2.58 chi
! 9) N. 15*23' VV 0.91 chs
(10) N 82 III) W. I .89 chg
111) N 7 8 0 1' VV 0 95 chs.
I 12 i R. 24*23' E. 0 90 ch*
(13) R. 2 3a' VV. 0 14 chs
(111 }|. 82 42' VV. 0 89 chs.
(15) R 80 20' VV 1)3)7 ch*.
Ill'll R 81! 4 2’ VV. 1.80 clis.
I 171 K. 52 5 8' VV. 0.81 eh*
I 18) N. II.58' R. 1.09 chs.
(19) N 52" 15' VV. 0.38 eh*.
(20) K 57 40' W. 0.37 ch*.
(2 1) S 5 III!' E. 0 62 chs
(22) S. 31.5 4' VV. 0.57 chs.
(28) N. 71*56' VV. 0.48 ch*.
(2 1) R. 37 15' W. 0.45 chs
(25) R. 42 DO' E. 3.4.3 chi.
(26) N. 69*57' E. 0.96 chs.
(27) S. 58 5 2' E. 1.15 ch*.
(28) S. 88*56' K. 0 63 cha
(29) N. 48 21' K. 0.76 ch*.
(30) N. 65*00' K. 0.94 ch*.
(31) N. 80 15' E. 1.00 chs.
(.3 2) R. 3 1*2 4' R. 0.6G chs.
(38) S. 89*00' VV. 3.03 chs.
(.34) S. 47*48' W. 1.47 chs.
(35) S. 29*17 Tv. l.»5 i —
to true point for corner No. 12
A M.C.; Thence 39*00' VV. 9.92
chs. to witness corner to corner
No. 12-A M.O.; Thence S. 37"
40' W. 1.69 chs. to true point
for coiner No. l-A M C. the
place of beginning, containing
an area of 19.34 acres and in
cluding nil the land embraced
in U. S. Survey No. 1472 a*
amended.”
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely any of the above describe
land should file their adverse cI.Vb>
with the Register of the U. S Lani
Office at Anchorage, Alaska withli
the period of publication or 30 dayi
thereafter or they will be barret
i by the provisions of the statute.
J. UN’DLBY GREEN,
Register.
i First publication, Oct. 21. 1928
I East publication,' Dec. 27, 1928
Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S.
Weather Bureau
f >r«-.ut fur Junenu and viciauy, bctfinnini; 4 p. m. tod«y:
ii ''u in 'inn and warmer ton 4i lit uml Thursday; tfeuli mill
c '.try 'ml i.
LOCAL DATA
Barom. Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity Weather
1 y. m. yr.l'y 29.74 2d 70 S (i t’ldy
! .. : i i -lav 29.79 25 8(i SE 9 Snow
i *_11 a ‘I iv 29.85 28 . 92 S 7 Jinow _
CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS
\ FSTFKHAY
Highest H p.m. |
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•r H G
lie! in : i «i i u
Tan ana If *'• #
i la vie ;;<> ii
Fa ii bank.; HO SI
SI. Tan I :: «
I Mil'll Harbor HI H»
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Juneau - - —
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Kilmonton : > t
Heal Hr . !'l If
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. ‘ ill J •' r:! mss 'll I .S
TOMA l
hnvvt'Nt H n.m. S a in. I’reclp. R a in.
temp. t.-mp. Vrlnrlty 21 hr* Wonthrr
s li * 0 Clear
12 2 2 1 .02 Snow
Is hi o deal'
.0 .Ml II flear
12 2li n deal
2*ili II (Men i*
2.1 Ml .111 Clear
2 t 21; lla i 11
22 2 * II (Mils
is 0 11 Clear
2 I 2 1 li II , (Men1
12 12 II n Clilv
:: I SI K 11 y Snow
2 I SI I .2 1 Clily
III Hi I .12 Clear
•Less Ihau 10 miles.
M*;TE—-Ohservai ions at Juneau, Prince Import, Edmonton, Seat
itr. porlland ami San Francisco sic made at 4 a. in. and 4 p. m.,
Juneau time.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
The lew pre •Mire an i in the Aleutian Island region has moved
slightly northward and the pressure is falling rapidly this morning
:t Kodiak. The pressure is high in the ocean west of California and
in northern Alaska and continues to rise .slightly in eastern Alaska.
Precipitation has oeeurivd from Kodiak westward and southward Fair
weather has pit vailed in the Interior and oil Prince Wiliam Sound
uml in cm i me Southeastern Alaska and British Columbia. The C m
perature has fallen at Eagle and rfsen over most of Southern Alaska.
ALL TIIE BEST
QUALITY
WORKMANSHIP
PRICE
CEO. 11. RICE
PLUMBING HEATING OIL BURNERS
"I Tell You in Advance What Job Will Cost”
LISTEN CATALOGUE BUYERS
lli'ili (hade Portable Phonogrplis at $22.50
Fine Selection Records—3 for 31. Come and listen to the latest
Viva Toneal Columbia Phonograph. Fine Violin Strings. Ex
cellent Selection of Violins, Piows, Stands and Cases. Expert
Piano Tuning and Phonograph Repairing. Phonographs called
for, repaired and delivered. Pianos for sale and rent. Conn
Band Instruments.
ANDERSON MUSIC SHOPPE, Phone 143
_ NEXT TO A. B. HAI.L
NORTHERN HOTEL }
ROOMS—50 cents per night and up; $3.00 per week and np.
Public shower and tub baths 50 cents. Ray Oil Burner in opera
tion—Hot water day and night. Rooms $12.00 per month and
up—steam heated.
SPECIAL SALE OF SHOES }
Continued until stock exhausted entirely
Closing out old stock at popular prices, to make room for new stock
FLORSHEIM, Regular $12.00, Now . $7.00
We also have a full line of CHRISTMAS GOODS for both
Ladies and Gentleman. Come, give us the once over before you
buy. We will save you money.
SPECIAL SALE OF "BLAZER” SHIRTS—10 PER CENT OFF
MIKE AVIAON
LOWER FRONT STREET
■.. , ■ — . ._/
ALASKA MEAT CO.
Wholesale and Retail Butchers
PHONE 39 SEWARD STREET
ti — -- - —i - — ------ - ------
■v r,C^1' ~ . ' *
SjO Tf CONFECTIONS
— r _ Candle*, Ice Creams, Sherbets, Punch.
* “ • Made In Juneau, Alaska. Elmer K
., _ Smith Factory, Phone No. 16. Candy
SWEET—FRESH Maker, T. H. Hall, Phone No. 6*7.
» . _ . - -.- i..— . ■ .
Old Papers lor sale at The Empire Office
ALASKA
LAUNDRY KilDS
'ifIIIK quality or our work ami tho
E. speed of our service are two ot
11 ho things that have made this
!. undry a popular public institu
tion We guarantee that your gar
ments will be returned to you in a
satisfactory condition and our pries
list (furnished upon request) indi
cates our modest prices.
UA.SKA LAUNDRY
i The Juneau Laundry
l , Franklin Street, between Front
and Second Streets
I i PHONE 350
I I
: B W
a
| „ (Jarliajjc Hauled
| I.ot Cleaning, Storm Windows |
I | put up, (lener.il ContrartinR, j
| t'oncorte Work, Excavating, j
| Leave orders at Phono II!) or |
j 1’. O, ilox 3r>3. |
G. A. GETCHELL
G—....ni
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ridtuF TO make a-)
1 X-MA'-j WISH C
fOHE ,
True {?
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["Alff AND 50UAKC
A HAPPY, well fed appetite
-a 1 assists an honest weighed
and measured Christmastide.
We will supply you with all
I of the good things that go to
make that beautiful Yuletide
feast. We wish you and all
| of your friends a Merry, Well
fed Xmas.
i SANITARY GROCERY
The Store That Pleases
1’IIONK S3 and 85
-✓
AUTOS FOR IIIRE
b — - n
i
Let u:i udtl to your holiday .joy
—says Taxi Tad
T/ii.■.(.-minute shopping pres.'iit*
for Holin' on'', who must not In
forgotten. Winter blasts- -arm:
loaileil with gifts. Tile web ono
anil i-onvenlent servho of Carl
.‘.oil's Taxi adds relief that bring:
greater pleasure for the Yuletide
CARLSON’S TAXI
Stand at Alaskan Hotel
I’HONK SI.VOLE O
I——-—— *
If BERRY’S TAXI
I Careful and Efficient Service
Closed Cadillac Cars
PHONE 199
Office Next to Gastineau Hotel
| ■■ —- ---
■---- *
Prompt Service—Day ami Night
Covicii Auto Service
JUNEAU, ALASKA
STAND AT THE ARCTIC
Phone—Day, 444; Night, ]
4 44-2 rings I
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MILLER’S TAXI
i _
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Phone 183 Juneau, Alaska
CARS WITHOUT DRIVERS
FOR HIRE
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