Douglas Island news., 1911-06-28
The Douglas Island News,
THE LOCAL FIELD.
Fireless cookers at Julius Jensen's.

Lawrence Barrett, mild Havana Cigar, suits all.
 Ladies' League meets tomorrow after noon at , o'clock.
 Julius Jensen Is having his store nicely painted.
 Susie Dooley has reformed and now stays home nights.
 Fred Carlseu came in from Dry bay Sunday on the Oakland.
 The foundation of the new Henson building is progressing nicely.
 Lawrence Barrett, mild Havana cigar, is a national smoke. , for 25c.
 The gents attending the Fourth of July dance will be asked to pay Sl.
 The Republic will be move to M. s. Hudson's new building by Jaly lst.
 The Douglas hose team will practice at Treadwell at D. m. tomorrow night.
 Powell S Drew have installed a fine bar and will be ready for business on the first
 If the wiud breaks your window glass or blows your stove pipe down, Jensen can fix it.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mcdonald went to Taku harbor Saturday, returning last night.
 If you are looking for something in the line of patent coffee or tea pot see Jensen.
 The Douglas Juniors took the Juneau Juniors down the line Sunday by score of 14 to 6.
 Edwin Fox is coming home on the Dolphin. Ed has been attending col lege at Spokane.
 If a purse can be arranged, the junior ball teams of Douglas aud Juneau will play on July 5th.
 To accommodate the Fourth of July trade, Douglas stores will be open most of the day Sunday.
 A fine flag pole has been donated to Mayaower island and will be erected before the Fourth.
 M. G. Rogers is prepared for hot weather, having recently erected @ fancy cloth awning.
 An accident to the machinery of the Jefferson made her sail necessary on her return trip from Sitka.
 LosT-A black and-tan English ter rier-female. S25 reward will be paid for her returns 70 Ed Dunn.
 The harroom at the Island hotel is complete and ready for occupancy. It is perhaps the largest in the North.
 Andrew Murphy, of the Treadwell machine shop, has gained quite repu- tation as wet and dry fisherman.
 Isaac Burauea has opened temper ance saloon in the south room of the new PeGglase building on Front street.
 As the arrangement now stands, the Douglas and Juneau baseball teams will play game Sunday en the Doug las grounds.
 The news came yesterday that Presi. dent Taft had sent the name of Richard Mccormick to the senate as postmaster at Douglas.
 The Alaska Drug Go. has good as sortment of flags, red, white and blue streamers and novelties for decorating on the Fourth.
 Sam Xeist and Julius Mohler were given the job of painting the ceiling ot the Natatorium. They will have 1t done by the Fourth.
 In addition to the regular schedule, late ferries are being run daily, leaving Douglas for Juneau at 1Q:O5 p. m., ll:3o D. m. and l:30 a. ID.
 HSITKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modations, American or European plan. For terms apply to Dr. F. l.. Goddard, Sanitarium, Alaska.
 A small blaze in the roof of Mrs. Cor bett's boarding house on St. Ann ave. nue last Thursday, was eZtlngulshed before any serious harm was done.
 NouCE-All dogs upon which the tax has not been paid, found running at large in the City of Douglas after July Ist, will be shot without further notice, by order of the city council.
 The final meeting of the Douglas Fourth of Julycommittees will be held at Natatorium hall Friday evening, July 7th, to pay bills. All claims should be presented st that time.
 The following were Douglas arrivals on the steamer Jefferson: Guy l.. Smith, Miss Mcdonald, c. w. John son, Miss M. Mahouey, Elfrida McCul- tough, Laura Lyman, Peter Casey,J. u. Bilbuck, Joe DeVereaux.
 There promises to be quite an exodus of school teachers from Douglas island next Saturday. Miss Suzanne Homes goes to Ashland, Ore.; Miss Grace Hall to Wells, Minnesota; Miss Thora. Smith to Portland, Ore.; Miss Grace Smith to