The Alaska daily empire. [volume], January 19, 1915, Page 6, Image 6

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DOUGLAS ... 3 STORES - - - ALASKA
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Douglas Opera House Hotel j
? Fresh Olympia Oysters I
FREE MOVING PICTURES SUNDAY NIGHT
I The Best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars ?
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Watches!!
HOWARD, WALTHAM j
EQUiTY and INGERSOL I
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Aa-Elgin 16-size, Seven Jewels, Nickel Case at
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NEW DESIGNS IN ALASKA JEWELRY
PAUL BLOEDHORN, DOUGLAS, ALASKA i
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The steamship City of Seattle Is duo
from the South tomorrow. Sho ar
rived at Ketchikan at sever, o'clock
thfs morning tihd left that port before
The Jefferson Is dco from Seattle
FTIday.
The Admiral Evans will leave Seat
Tho Georgia sails tonight for Sit
ka.
South this afternoon.
INFANT ALASKANS ARRIVE.
Mr. and Mm. D. S. Sigmon are re
ceiving congratulations over tho birth
of a son to Mrs. Sigmon. in St. Ann
hospital at an early hour this morn
ing. Mr. Sigmon is a sergeant at the
United States cable office.
A daughter was horn in the hospital
yesterday to Mrs. Mildred Brtitain,
of Seattle, who recently arrived In ,'u
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?> PERSONAL MENTION
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at The Cain.
Thomas; Sacrers ant' W. E. Ware,
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Gardner, of So
Harry Hall has returned to Juneau
from Eagle river, and is at the Berg
Clem Shepard. popular Alaska
Steamship Co. purser, has been spend
ing his vacation in California.
A. H. Humphries is expected back
from Seattle tonight or. the Alameda.
Mrs. W. S. Bayless has been ill at
W. J. BEACH ARRESTED.
head of Albert Grant, a native, during
JUDGE JENNINGS RETURNS.
Judge and Mrs. Robert \V. Jennings
returned this afternoon on the Ala
meda. from Seattle.
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i' M. A. SNOW, Manager ??
it. .. returning passenger from the
South on the Jefferson.
Douglas chapter of the Eastern
St ar will hold and Installation of ufTi
cera tonight nt their hall on Second ?
after tfco installation.
The- Air -ka Catholic Chib will hold
Ann's avenue.
TREADWELL, Jan. 19.?Gust Dom
Bullion n ine, slipped and fell on the
jury was dressod and where he will
remain for a few days.
Joseph H. Parrel! has taken a pobI
Tho now turbine nt tho power plant
was? cut-In today at noon and tho whole
load is being carried by that machine.
and Is- of the latest type.
Tho third series of the International
bowl at eight o'clock.
J. 3. Jobe, who was Injured at
tal and will report for work Boon.
Alaska-Juncau and tho other for tho
FAMOUS ANIMAL PICTURES
AT THE LYRIC THEATRE
DOUGLAS, Jan. 19.? The famous
Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
Tlio Itainoy expedition consisted of
35 white men, 325 black men, 135 cam
1M sheep on the hoof. Mr. Itainoy,
retinues, met Mr. Allen Black, of Aus
tralia, and Mr. Augustus Outram, of
The Transvaal, at Port Said, and while
traveling to MonibasBa, completed the
plans for the expedition. Dr. Wiliiam
Johnston was added as physician, and
At Moznbassa the complete Sofarl,
or hunting Journey, was arranged.
Black giants of the Wahkahmbahs,
lithe aud asiic Swaheeila, thin and
wiry Kavandas and Klmrkuas, the
courageous Inky Massni, and smart
Somalia, all African tribesmen, noted
for their endurance and othor worthy
qualities, accompanied the expedition,
some as employees and carriers and
the remainder for the love of the
Mr. Rainey's expedition cost him
I over $250,000 and the timo consumed
was about one year.
Tho Lyric orchestra will furnish the
; music Wednesday night for the show.
I BURGLARS ATTEMPT TO
ROB EVANS' STORE
was made at four o'clock this morning
to burglarize the store of T. L. Evans
ou the beach, but the bandits were
scared away by the nppcarauco of the
cut out and the men were working in
i he was awakened by a noise that he
i was trying to climb up on the outside
of the house and that he lay awake In
his room, which is in the rear of the
store, and listened. Finally, ho said,
he opened the door leading Into the
store and after a few minutes; dimly
made out the form of a man behind
| him made for tho street door, which
was open and escaped. Ho says he
could just make out the form of the
the latch from thetinpWe. One screw
caso but so far no one has boon ar
CYANIDE WALLOPS MEXICAN
IN HARD FOUGHT GAME
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TREABWELL, Jan. 19.?The battle
of the giants last night resulted In a
defeat for the Mexican basketball
I credited to his team wcro made by
Won Lost Pet.
Thursday night the tail enders will
play for the cellar position.
NEW MARKET AND GROCERY
FOR CASEY-SHATTUCK ADD.
a grocery store for several years on
lower Front street near the Worthon
sawmill, has opened a new meat mar
the plank walk on Willougbby avontie
in the Cn8ey-Shattuck addition. Mrs.
Johnson will mako it a point to enrry
suited and prepared ilsh," and green,
"It is niy intention." said Mrs. John
in the Casey-Shattuck addition and
thoso on the Salmon crook road, be
yond, in particular."
PICTURES WILL BE NEW
TO JUNEAU AUDIENCE
Many of the picturos that will be
week by Beverly B. Dobbs, who is on
who saw them in New York, Washing
monsity territorially speaking
probably, as any fllmtf ever producod.
are picture; of actual hunting:- One
ers actually shooting the great ivory
tuckod sea-mainmalr. of the Arctic ac
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City hotel. They will ho given suste
eroinont, through the customs house,
baggage. The ship's articles wore
night and after discharging a largo
cargo proceeded to Sitka Sunday. She
had put in at* Craig, yesterday, loav
T.he Delhi is a steam screw vessel
low. Wash., In 190G, and has been in
The Ketchikan courthouse has been
plastered throughout. Tho improve
ments wore mad" at the order of
Judge Kobort W. Jennings, of tho dls
Mre. Lizzie Magnuson, formerly of
her attorneys, for tho recovery from
John R. McNeeJ, operating under tho
Salt Meat*. Flah of all varieties. Alio a
choice line of Grcon, Fancy and Staple
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TEA EOoif
fl SECOND AND SEWARD STS. Sj
Op?r. Dally Kxwp
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FOR RENT
Thundny 3:45 p. m. Treadwel!
S'ntuiiiny Night C1u.h* and Dance, 8:30 3 |
I'rivateleaxonsnndd.'iH.'es byarr.'uigc- g!
NOTICE.
The- prize '.'or the best impersona
tion of Sis Hopkins at the Elks' Hard
Osborne jewelry store. What you have
to remember is thnt you will not bo
admitted to this danco wearing white
shirts, dress clothes or hob-nail shoos,
and dont' forget to bring your invita
tion with you as without it you will
not be able to got inside. Late ferry;
leaves Juneau at 1 a. m. for Douglas,;
Treadwell and Thane. l-19-2t. i
TO SAIL ON GEORGIA.
Sltkn at midnight tonight Mr. and;
iMrs. J. A. 1'erry and D. W. Walkcrj
have ongagod passngo for tho former
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BBSS iNcrt to Alaafcan Hotel DESSI J3
). E1SHCHER, Plyilcl Director I
For pood mcali and quick service.'
OYSTERS ANY STYLE. Open day
and night.
PUBLIC DANCE
every Saturday night at the
Mooso Hall. Gentlemen $1:00.
Ladies free. Everybody ia wol
come.
Big shipment of spates
coming on City ofSeattle
WHO FOR?
JULIUS JENSEN
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9 Douglas Alaska 9
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Funeral Directors and Embalmcrs j
H. V. SULLY I
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Extra! J?st Received -P/Ytra11:
i A large shipment of Evening Gowns and ~
Street Dresses in the Latest Fashions. For
quick disposal will be sold, at prices never
heard of before ii
sizes at .) to $25.00.
up
sold reg
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In Blue and White ;;
Enameled Ware ji
"The Ware That Wears"
EACH PIECE GUARANTEED -
PRICES FROM 15c TO $1.25 ::
[:: First Quality ? Triple Coated ? Acid Proof ? Pure i
| JUNEA ARDWME COMPANY if
TELEPHONE 243 146 FRONT STREET ;;
Win
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garments and well tailored. On Sale -TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY only- No approvals
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Women's Suits One-Half Price j
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