Douglas Island news., 1908-04-29

] If one speaks evil of you, live so that no one will believe him. ! FURNITURE FOR SALE.-I will sell all of my household furniture at once. House near the 700, Treadwell' See W. w. Shorthill.
 If you are looking for folding bed, Jensen the Second street hardware mau, has three different kinds Look at them right away.
 It's easy to look we'll If you have good clothes, and it's easy to get good clothes of Smallwood, at the Beach Store near the 300 Mill.
 Passengers from Douglas for the South on the Dolphin were John Luudquist, MT. and Mrs. G. Miyamato, Jay Humes and five second class. Albin Baritello and Jack Cottrell, who have been out hunting, have re- turned again to the busy haupts of men with glowing reports of success.
 We are a little ahead of Standard Timp" with our new line of Ladies Suits and Skirts which will be on dis play Monday, May 4th at P. H. Fox's Mir. John Lundquist, who left on the Dolphin for Seattle, goes to consult a specialist in regard to his eyes which have been giving him trouble for some time.
 Mir. Pete Gravrock and family, who had expected to take passage on the Dolphin for Michigan, were delayed in their departure by the illness of Miss Mabel.
 The democrats of the District expect to have bowling good time at their convention to be held at Juneau on the 18th of next month. The arranged ments include big dance.
 The reception to be given by the Ladies League of the Congregational church in honor of Mesdames Short hill and Goddard will be at ? o'clock p. ID. tomorrow, in the church parlors.
 Jim Russell, the painter, who has spent the winter rusticating over at Young's Bay, came to town last week with fine crop of alfalfa and a num- Der of curios. He will reside in Doug las this summer.
 Thirty Federation man have been arrested charged with dis turbing the peace in Douglas on She morning of the funeral of Joel Suko- vich. Their trial will be held tomor- row in U,- s. Commissioner Folsom's court.
 Mir. A. Murray launched his new boat last week, and christened her "The Lady" In the christening bottle was used in the orthodox way, but the contents was first carefully absorbed, that not drop might be spilled.
 DIED.-Jole Sukovich, native of Montenegro, aged 30 years, met with an accidental death by a fall in the Treadwell mine last Wednesday. His funeral was held on Thursday morning under the auspices of the Servian Slavonic Harmony.
 Republican caucus No. 2, held last Wednesday evening at Eagles hall, elected the following delegates to attend the territorial convention at Ketchikan: F. M. Simpson, Wm. Stubbins, Dr. Heubner, W. c. Boyd, and Dr. H. c. DeVighne.
 Uncle George Riedrs buggy horse couldn't stand the style of the new bread wagon and sttem pted to run away with the whole thing, one day last week. As a result "Mollie" has lost her job, and a "scab" is working contentedly in her place.
 For the benefit of the school, piano and library fund, the pupils will give an entertainment at the Natatorium May sixteenth. The program will con- sist of songs, tacleRux, a short play, 8 Japanese drill and "Fairy Affair" The full program will appear next week.
 The Humboldt, Capt Baugman, arrived from the south early Monday morning with L. S. Humes, W. G. Champion, H. Rettenhouse, Ike Brown,