Douglas Island news., 1910-01-19


 All of tue A. D. S remedies at aeub uer's,
 See the moving pictures at the Opera House
 Singing, talking and moving pictures at the Log Cabin every night.
 Parker and Waterman's Fountain Pens at Reubner's drug store,
 Victorand Edison machines, If styles and sizes, at Hepbuer'S drug store.
 John Calder &ent south on tee Cot tage City for 8 brief visit on theSound-
 The Douglas shooting gallery has changed owners-O. M- Harry is the new proprietor.
 A. D. S. Cough SyrUP and Cold Tablets break pp cold in a day. For sale at Heu bner's drug store.
 BoRN-A son was born to Mir. ana Mrs. Charles Moval on Sunday, Jan0- ary 18th. pr. DeYighne in attendance.
 The subject of the discourse at the Congregational church Sunday night will be "The Light That Does Not FaiI.T
 Dan Popovich was attacked by mob of his countrymen at Seattle, and es- capped only through the intervention of the p0ljce-
 A line of beef teas clam boallea and other condiments for hot drinks arrived on the last boat for the Doug Jas Candy Kitchen.
 1t is reported that the Salvation Army is planning to purchase the Friends Mission Home, in Douglas, in whicR to start "a hospital
 Thomas Puray left en the Cottage City for Arizoua for the benefit of his health. Mrs. Purdy will remain iR Douglas, for time at least.
 Guitars, violins, mandolias banjose flutes, aocordiens, cernsts, trombones and supplies at prices the lowest of the low at Heubner's drug store
 A moving picture show at tke Nata- torium Saturday and Sunday nights drew good houses The pictUreS were good, but the light was poor This weeks program at the Log Cabin of new films just arrived: 'An ObIgiug Frieud," "A Profitable Mar riage," His Duty" "Eradicating Aunty," Fighting Bob.7
 The case Of U. s. vs. \. B O'Brien, editor Of the Juneau Record in which the defendant is accused Of Hooking Attorney J. H. Cobb, is on trial before Commissioner Folsom at Juneau to- day.
 Arctic Brothers are asked to take notice that there will be no meeting of Camp TreaGwell next Tuesday night the hall having been gtVea up to the Bobby Burns celebration by the Gale donian club on that evening,
 St. LUke's church-SerEice will be held ou Sunday, Jan g, at 10 o'clock in the morning, and in the afternoon at 1 o'clock there will be Fespers and ad- dress to childcen. All are welcome at &hese services. Archdeacon Jenkins.
 The following passengers left for the south oR the Jefferson Hal Smith J. A. Steele, 4. \. Anderson, A. B. Robin son, goe Ward, Frank Gregogich, A. R. Martin, Mrs. J. q. McKills, \. G. Dahl, Wm. Dauielsen, Andrew Bosith4 B. c. Karn-
 The unlameuted Eanoo Terzich has turned up at Lead, S. D., where be is delivering Ieetares to his coGntrFmen and iustructing them in the ways of Che Western Federation of Miners, of which oranzation Terzich is a valued exponent
 An election Go decide the question Of incorporation will be held at Peters burg the latter part Of February. Petersburg is one of the thriving little towns in Southeastern Alaska and IS growing rapidly. TRe inhabitants feel that they should have voice ln the government of their town.
 Marion Titterington, who came back from the Sound on the Jefferson, has established au office in Douglas. Mir. Fitteringtca is Alaska agent for the ,Jooes-Thompsen Co.,, of Seattle, and is engaged in selling real estate for that coupany. Miss Clark, from tRe main as Lo, baan transferrad to the