The Alaska daily empire. [volume], November 13, 1916, Page 7, Image 7

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j DOUGLAS ORPHEUM j
J The House of High Class Features }
I Tonight ? Last Time ]
| "Cabiria"
? Twelve ? REELS ? Twelve I
tDUglas LYRIC Theatre |
THE WORLD'S FAMOUS STAR
MLLE. PETROVA
TONIGHT,
IN THE GREAT PLAY
"THE VAMPIRE"
T SEISATIONAL OF PERFECT PHOTOPLAYS
* 1
DOUGLAS UNDERTAKING
PARLORS
H. V. Sully, Propr.
Funeral director and licensed
embalmer. Lady attendant
Phone 82, Front SL, Douglas,
Alaska.
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[DOYOU KN0W?1
? ? Mllll WIIMBill I I I I <>
< ? . < ?
i \ JUNEAU HAS THE BEST 11
i: Tailor Shop in Alaska::
i' ITS i;'
I; Irving Co., Inc. |i
\ l FRONT AND MAIN STS. \ |
|
TWO iy ONE?The EMPIRE'S
way for everybody. The EMPIRE'S
"ads" keeps the housewife informed
of all sales and the news columns
are right up to the minute on the
day's news.
? ? Smith's |
PERSEVERANCE I
i: AUTO STAGE ||j
\ * Autos leave Juneau dally at ?
5 a. m., 11 a. m., 3:50 p. m., J
<? 4:50 p. m. and 11 p. m. ?
J I Stand Arctic Pool Room and ?
J * Burford's Corner. ^
r*? HOTEL *41
ANCHORAGE |
ANCHORAGE, ALASKA
I Newest and Most
Modern in the City
SUNNY ROOMS
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
I HOT and COLD
WATER I
I SAMPLE ROOMS
I REASONABLE RATES |
NEW DIMES ARE ALL
RIGHT. SAYS McADOO
NEW YORK. Nov. 13.?Coinage
of the new dimes will not be sus
pended, Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo said, taking cognizance of
reports that such action was be
ing considered by the treasury de
partment because of the appearance
of the artist's initials upon them.
He said the initials were "obscure
and insignificant," that they ap
peared on other coins and that the
circulation of the dimes would con
tinue
LOST BASEBALL TASTE
SIGN OF INSANITY
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.?Is sud
denly lost interest in baseball a
sign of mental deficiency? This is
the point brought up In the court
here by Charles P. Doelger, who is
trying to break the will of his fa
ther-in-law, the late Ernest G.
Woerz, millionaire brewer. Doelger
produced a servant who testified
Woerz was accustomed to ask how
the Giants fared every day. Short
ly before his will was executed she
said he ceased to inquire: "Who
won the game?"
EMPIRE ads have thousands of
readers.
? ? JHE p f
ROYAL GRILL
A First Class Restaurant
When In Douglas tako your meals
with us. Wo serve the best of
e?ery thing the market affords.
Open All Hours
DOUGLAS ? ? ? ALASKA
"All the News All the Time."
OCCIDENTAL
BOTEL
AND ANNEX
Rates 75c to 52.50 per Day
Weekly Rates on Request
PHONE 11
ALASKA MEAT COMPANY 'omR6Ct- i;
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS
Manufacturers of all kinds of Sausages. Our Hams and ?
Bacon are Home-Smoked. 3
, DOUGLAS NOTES
t The Mariposa arrived with three
? days' mnll from the South last
? night.
* Cabiria, the twelve reel feayire,
? which was shown on the Island yes
| terday afternoon and evening was
? appreciated by a large audience as
| one of the best productions which
? has been shown In Douglas.
J Icebergs were numerous in the
? channel this morning.
I Although no reserved seats nre
? being sold, tickets are now on sale
? for the Firemen's Benefit, next Mon
? day and Tuesday evenings, and no
' more tickets will be sold that the
Lyric Theatre will accommodate.
A large crowd of regular attend
ants patronized the Douglas City
band dance in the Italian Hall last
evening.
TREADWELL NOTES
The Douglas Island Labor Union
will meet at the regular time in the I
L. U. Hall this evening.
O. F. Searing has sold his family I
residence on Fifth street to Orin i
? F. Hill, of the Brie Drug Company
and Dr. Maule of Douglas. The Sear
ing family will leave on the Prince
Rupert tonight for Florida, their old
home and henceforth their perma
nent residence, according to plans at
present. The good wishes of the Isl
and will follow the Searings to their
new home.
Treadwell Club directors will meet
[ for their regular monthly session at
the Club this afternoon.
John Foeth has succeeded Master
Irving Anderson as carrier at Tread
; well for the Alaska Daily Empire,
i Any persons not receiving thier pa
j per will notify the paper boy. Island
representative, or The Empire office
in Juneau.
LUCKY SEVEN .BRING
HOME THE DUCKSj
TREADWELL, Nov. 13.?A hunt
ing party composed of seven Island
ers, several of them members of
the Treadwell Gun Club left hen
Saturday night for Sumdum Bay |
where they wrought havoc among
the duck population and brought back
enough choice birds last night to
supply themselves and friends for
several days. The personnel of the
; party included Guy Terry, Chas.
I Johnson. Richard Johnson, Harry Do
! lin, Hubert Vandeweir, John Laugh
| lin and Jack Littlepage.
FIRE MEETING TONIGHT
DOUGLAS, Nov. 13.?An Import
ant meeting of Hose Companies No.
1 and No. 2 will be held in the City
Hall this evening.
FOR RENT?Six room modern res
idence furnished near Treadwell Post 1
Office. Beautiful view. Telephone '
Douglas 1(5. Mr. Hill. N13. 1
? ? ?
UKULELE?uKULKLE?UKULELE I
Genuine Kumalae Ukuleles. Alice '
M. Jordison, 5-6 Garside Bldg. tf.
WANTED MAN ?With
$1000 or more to man
age retail store for large
manufacturer. Big prop
osition for right man. Ask
; for Alexander, Gastineau
Hotel. "it
\Y/HY use dirty nana and gravel
when you can get good clean
sand and gravel at the Juneau Sand
and Gravel bunkers? Gravel and
bar sand 51.75 per yard. At Tread
well. $1.50. J
LEAVE FOR LONG SOJOURN
AT FEDERAL PENITENTIARY
Ramon Gomez, who for the past
four years has actually passed three
and a half years in the jails of
the First Division of Alaska, and
was convicted recently of larceny
in a dwelling, loft this'afternoon on
the Alameda for the south on his
way to the Federal penitentiary at
McNeil's Island where ho will re
main for the next five years. K.
Tanakee, who was convicted of sell
ing whiskey to Indians, was also
sent south and will serve one year
(at McNeils.
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
WANTS BILLS PRESENTED
The Democratic Divisional com
mittee desires that all those having
hills against it in connection with
the recent campaign to present the
same at the earliest possible date.
The bills may be presented to
Chairman W. \V. Casey or Secretary
Wm. A. Holzhcimcr.
CHRISTENING AT TREADWELL
TREADWELL, Nov. 13. ? Lester
Palmer, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Au
gust Anderson, of Tread well, was
baptised by Rev. Mnrtln L. Larson,
on Saturday, Nov. 11th, 191G. Mrs.
C. M. Preston served as sponsor.
Headquarters tor Ladysmlth Coal.
Juneau Transfer Company. Phone 4&
NEW LETTER BOXES HERE
Postmaster Bradford has announc
ed that 144 new post office boxes
"arrived on one of the late boats and
they will be installed immediately.
Applications for boxes should be
made at the money order window at
the post office.
McCAUL'S Safety First
AUTOMOBILES
1-17-tf. Efficient SERVICE
RUSSIAN BUSINESS MEN
EGILED THROUGH PLOT
KIEF, Nov. 13.?To sot rid of
four successful competitors, some
merchants forged an order by the
governor of the city condemning
their rivals to banishment to Si
beria. Vhe police fell into the
trap, or were bribed, with the re
Buit that the unfortunate men were
arrested and sent into exile.
Later the plot was revealed
through the indiscretion of some of
the plotters, and the relatives of
the condemned men got wind of the
truth, although for three months
their urgent appeals had been ig
nored. The men have now been re
leased, and everybody is wondering
how the authorities could have
l>een taken in.
Alice M. Jordison, teacher of man
Jolin, Guitar, Pick Banjo, Ukulele,
ind Hawiian Steel Guitar. Studio,
> and 6 Garslde Bldg. Nl-tf.
shoemaker wanted. First class man.
106 St. Ann Ave., Douglas. J. M.
Saloum. 025.tf.
1 1
AUTO SERVICE
Order tho Overland auto for ]
| your next trip?clean, careful..)
and prompt.
Phone 3442 or 3443
Rates Reasonable Cash Cole )
I' 4
OXFORD BARRED TO
GERMAN- SXpDENTS
LONDON. Nov. 13.?The House of
? Commons passed the second reading
of tlie Rhodes Estate bill, which
would exclude Germans henceforth
from enjoying scholarships at Ox
ford University under the Cecil
i Rhodes trust fund.
Today's News Toduy?In Empire.
(Ofllcinl Publication)
Report of the Financial Condition
of the First Territorial Rank of
Alaska, located at Douglas,, Terri
tory of Alaska, at the close of busi
ness on the 8th day of November,
1916:
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts... $255,589.85
Ronds, Warrants and
other securities .... 52,100.00
Ranking house, furniture
and fixtures 8,609.62
Duo from Banks 90,465.11
Exchange for clearing
house 440.84
Cash on hand 19,495.86
Bond Premiums 849.50
TOTAL $427,500.78
STABILITIES
Capital slock paid in..$ 25,000.00
Surplus fund 3,500.00
Undivided profits C,430.87
Due to banks?deposits 837.68
Deposits 390,532.23
Certified Checks 1,200.00
TOTAL $427,500.^78
United States of America, Territory
of Alaska, First Judicial Division,
ss.
I, A. E. Guprr, Cashier of the
above named bank, do solemnly
swear that the foregoing statement
is true to the best of my knowl
edge and belief.
A. E. GURR
Cashier.
Correct Attest: P. H. FOX,
M. J. O'CONNOR
Directors.
(Notarial Seal)
Subscribed and sworn to before mc
this eleventh day of November,
1916.
JOHN HENSON.
Notary Public in and for
the Territory of Alaska.
My commission expires
May 9, 1920.
FINE POULTRY
Full line fresh and cured meats?Gorernment Inspected. Try our Wild Rose Lard
Frye-Bruhn Market
FEED YOUR FURNACE
with our coal and you'll have. a
warm, comfortable house. Our fur
nace coal burns evenly and gives
out the greatest amount of heat that
coal can produce. Don't have to
have all the drafts open either to
get good heat. That means economy.
We also handle all kinds of feed
at reasonable prices.
Phone 114.
FemmerSRitter
Phono 114
The ?lift
ihat cheers
For Xmas?or any other
time?there's nothing more
pleasing or useful than a good
oil heater. Nine hours of
solid comfort from a gallon *j
of PEARL OIL. Good
looking, dependable, durable.
Prices: *3.75 to $7.75
Perfection
Oil Heater \
For test
results use
PEARL ,
0IL _ L
For Sale
JUNEAU HARWARE COMPANY
C. W. YOUNG COMPANY __
INVESTIGATION
Is the order of the day. Many
years of crucial test have giv
en our Bar Whiskey a "clean
bill" for purity, quality and
reliability. There's a lot of
satisfaction in knowing that
when you buy Bar Whiskey
from ua you are getting the
best there is. The same ap
plies to all our other wines
and liquors.
JONEAU Lldl'OR CO., Inc.
Phono 94. Free Delivery
The Empire has THOUSANDS OF READERS.
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SFASONABLE GOODS
AT THE BIG STORE
LADIES' ALL WOOL KNIT SWEATERS
IN FANCY AND PLAIN WEAVES?LARGE ASSORTMENT OF COLORS
I LADIES' SILK SWEATERS
NEW NOVELTY EFFECTS AND COLORINGS
MISSES'SWEATERS, Belted and Plain. INFANTS, CHIL
DREN'S KNITTED SUITS
WITH CAPS TO MATCH, IN SETS WHITE CARDINAL AND OXFORD
KNITTED CAPS AND TOQUES, HOODS
BOOTEES, CAP AND SCARF SETS.
INFANTS' SAQUES.
CORSETS
NEW MODEL FALL 1916. IF YOU CAN'T GET
WHAT YOU WANT FROM OUR STOtfK, WE
WILL ORDER SPECIAL FOR YOU.
HOLIDAY STOCK
Handkerchiefs
NOW ARRIVING. OVER 70 PATTERNS TO SEL
ECT FROM. NOVELTY STYLES, BOXED FOR
GIFTS. BUY EARLY.
ALL PRICED AT OUR USUAL
LOW RATE
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