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HENRY HUSEIN 1
PASSES AWAY ;
IN CALIFORNIA
Pioneer of Douglas Succumbs
to Cancer — Dies in
Escondido, Cal.
Henry Museth, one of the real
pioneers of Douglas, died at ilia
home in Escondido, Cal., on October
4, according to a telegram received
here. Death was due to cancer of
the stomach, which caused several
months of severe illness, the last
three of which kept him entirely
' bed ridden.
Mr. Museth would have been 73
years of age next January. He cam#
to the Island til years ago last June,
and he lived here continuously until
three years ago when he left with
his family to establish a home in
Escondido.
Of quin manner and steady habits,
Mr. Museth was one of the most re
spected citizens this town has had_
Mr. Museth is survived by his wife,
one son. John, and five daughters,
Misses Agnes and Trine in Escondi
do, Mrs. J. W. Stoft, also in Escon
dido. Mrs. Jack Davies in Ketchikan,
and Mrs. Joe Williams in Juneau.
One brother and two sisters in Nor
way also survive.
LEAGUE LADIES SEWING
About 1C ladles attended a sewing
bee in the social rooms of the
Congregational Church last night in
preparation for the bazaar which is
to lie held next month by the Ladies'
League.
“MOTHERS-IN-LAW"
AT LIBERTY TONIGHT
When the director started out to
make his production. “Mothers-in
Law,” wliiA opens tonight at the
Liberty, lie determined to make the
ballroom episode calle dfor in the
story by Frank llazey and Agnes
Christine Johnston, a distinct novel
ty. To this end he and his scenic
artist, Gordon Pollock, designed and ■
supervised the building of a spacious
set to serve as the baskground for
a Burmese costume ball. Massive
’ metal pillars and stairways contrast
against luxurious dark red velvet
hangings and the rich color in an
inlaid floor.
Hundreds of extras arrayed in
striking oriental costumes were en
gaged for this sequence in the story.
Conspicuous among the gorgeous
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lie seen on Ibis set is the cloth of
gold costume and the headdress worn
by Ruth Clifford, the beautiful blonde
actress whose first work with Di
rector Gasnier was in "Daughters of
the Rich."
“Mothers - In - Law” has assembled
inlo rne production some of the
outstanding beauties of the screen
world including in addition to Miss
Clifford. Vola Vale, Marie Curtis
and Doris Stone.
CAHILLS HAVE BABY GIRL
A gill baby was horn at St. Ann’s
hospital this morning to Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Cahill, of Treadwell. The
little miss weighs six pounds. The
father is superintendent at Tread
well. Both mother and babe are
reported fine this afternoon.
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IS- 11!vI inn Election
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Phone Single O
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Phone 314
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NORTHERN HOTEL
Cars at Ail Hours i
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I PHONE 199
! Office Next to Gastinean Ilolel !
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! Covieli Auto Service ,
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and BnRKn^e
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New Stove Castings to replace
these old crooked ones.
We can make your stove look
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HARRIS HARDWARE
COMPANY
Stoves Our Specialty
Open Evenings
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Open 6 a. m. to 2 a. m. Daily
TONY LAUBIDSEN,
Proprietor
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to soil anything, the beat way ia
If rough a claimifled In The Empire.
Weather Condition* As Kecorded by the U. S,
Weather Bureau.
Forecast (or Juncnu and vicinity, beginning 4 p. m. toiJn/: '
Fair ton ight anil Sal unlay; I'm Ii north'-.i i rly wind , i
LOCAL ll A T A
Bnrom. Temn. Uninidity Wind Velocity Wcathti
4 p. m. yest'y 20 33 45 97 V/ 5 Cldv
4 a. m. today 29 61 42 98 SE 4 Cidy
12 noon today 29.83 55 36 E 20 Clear
CABLE ANT) TtAOlO REPORTS .
YESTERDAY i today
HUtIimkI s 111. I Imwimt 4 ft.in. 8 a m. Freely. 8 a m.
pi»lli>inft— t- rni) *eimi temp. tamp Velocity i4 hr* w«ftfh<
Nome 40 :;s 12 s .34 ciily
Bethel 12 I 3 2 3 1 2 1 ,<JG Rain
Tana a a III , 1:, 24 11 pt. ('lily
Eagle 32 3o 26 2N - .02 c 'I«l v
Fairbanks 32 2G ;;o 2d 0 CMv
SI Paul GO IG till 0 Ciily
Kodiak 5 I ^0 30 10 - - 0 pi. cidy
Dutch Harbor fiG 50 In 12 clear
Cordova 52 44 3 1 36 * o clear
■Tnnrau 47 45 33 42 4 27 Cidy
Ketchikan ... 3s 7 ,05 cp-ar
Prime Rupert 16 1! 3' 40 I .si pt. Pidy
Edmonton 4S IS :i 3 1 s ,;;.| Clear
Seattle 5N 56 I 5 .11 I . .111 Rain
Portland Go 5G 3 2 52 ! .a Cldv
San Franclfto . 70 GG I 5t 11 clear
•f.esn than 10 mlle».
NOTE—Observations at Juneau, prince Rupert. Edmonton, Seattle,
Portland ami San Francisco are m ade at 4 a. m un i 4 p. in., Juneau
time.
The pressure is high from the Aleutian I s to the Taliana Val
le;. ami low off the North Paeilie States. Fair weather prevails gen
erally except on the Western Alask . coast when : mderate rains hav 1
fallen during the night. ; He: I d I,, intudi big,. •: temperatures. Tem
perature changes have been siight m 1 ...r portion.: of the Territory.
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shower and tub baths 50 cents. Ray Oil Eurner ia operation—
Hot wnter day and night. Henry Watkins in charge of Barber
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PHONE 39 SEWARD STREET I
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FRIGID AIRE
The Electrical Refrigerator
Is now on display at our show
rooms Lower Eront St.
GASTINEAU ELECTRIC
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m M a Candles, Ice Creams, Sherbets, Tunch.
9 • Made in Juneau, Alaska. Elmer E.
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