Douglas Island news., 1910-01-12

See the moving pictures st the Opera House,
 Douglas is again suffering & coal famine.
 Mir. and Mrs, Bert Loomis are both on the sick list,
 Singing, talking and moving pictures at the Log Cabin every night
 Some wag has dpbbed the Douglas census agent "SIavontan Jim.'
 Dr. Maule and D. w. Spence will be passengers for the South on the Cot, tage
 The highest quality in pipes and at prices the lowest of the low. at Heu6- uer's drag store.
 Large variety of toilet sets and souv- enir goods at special bargains at Heub, aer's drug store.
 The Str. Cottage will reach Douglas about o'clock this evening, and will go south tomorrow evening.
 LosT-A pair Of gold-rimmed spec tacles. A reward of S1 will be paid for their retpru to the News office.
 Great bargains in cut glass and chin& ware-late designs and the best of quality, at Heubner7s drug store.
 pr. DeVighne reports the birth of girl baby Monday morning, to MT. and Mrs. Alfred Luudstrom, of Douglas.
 Call at Reu buer's and see the pretty Douglas and Treadweu calendars. Make appropriate gifts for all parts of the world.
 The steamer Portland came up the channel this morning about 1O:3O, after a hard trip from the Soand. She brought Aail
 St. Luke's Guild will meet Tuesday afternoon. January 18th, with Mrs. ID. Carpenter at Treadwell All members requested tO be present.
 Ray Krumling has given up his pc sion with the Douglas Steam Laundry and will go 10 work at TTeadwell. Jas. w. Faulkner takes his place.
 The Douglas Island Mems elub will hold a dinner at the Congregational church Friday evening, at which Gov ernor Clark wiH be the guest of honor. It is strictly an invitation affair
 J. B. Caro- &5 Company, merchandise brokers, have leased one of the ground door rooms of the Sans SOuci and wiR use it for the display of samples.
 It appears that tAe man named Leake, who ran little stere and bakery near the Canteeu, win not return to Douglas, much to the regret of several of the butiRess men of the city.
 The prize Sight at the Natatorium Jast Wednesday night was not disap- oointment to the spectators. The weaker of the contestants lasted as 3ong as it was expected be would.
 The snow which has been falling all this week is piled in heaps especially designed to interfare with pedestrians. 4 stiff wind last night aided the project, but today it is calm and the paths will soon be open.
 Richland, Wash.-Several more re- cent arrivals from Alaska purchased orchard tracts in the Richlaud valley Ghis week, and it looks very much as though rye will have to organize an Arctic club fer them.
 The people of Douglas are invited to attend social to be given Saturday evening at the Alaska Star Temperance aall, for the benefit of Matt Limata, an unfortauate nan who has been ill for the past eighteen months- Admission free.
 The new GibHng heater is now iR place at the Congregational church. and will be used for the Mems club dinner and Sunday evening services. The subject of the discourse on the latter occasion will be 'The Bond of Faith"
 It should be known that Turner's Ice Cream and Confectionery store keeps constantly on hand fresh supply of the finest Ice Cream and Fresh Cream. Sold in any quantity. Store next to City Hall, Second street. in the town of Douglas.
 There are ali kinds of reports in re gard to freight and passenger rates to