Douglas Island news., 1913-10-15

. have 0ls6olAeO part NtIrhIN lN tNH N" T" srshiD of Che Republic saloon. Mr. Anderson will continue the business at the old stand
 Prof John A. npwalI, violinist and Carl W. Stoeokel, pianist, are billed for tomorrow night at the Douglas Opera House. There will be moving pictures and a free lunch
 A fair imitation of a stampede in Douglas was produced las, week by a few opumisdc citizens stalking the beach most an Che way from lhe COW stables to Lawson creek
 Please take notice that Jensen carries everything in electrical goods, such as reading lamps, flash lights, electric globes, rosettes, switches, sockets, fuse plugs, cords and wire ofall kinds.
 We both lose if you do met read this ad. Jensen can sell you globes cheaper chan any one iu town. Prices: 40-watt Mazda, now 4Oc. An other globes to be sold in the same mauuer with a biz reduction
 William Maloney, of Nome, territor- ial mine inspector, has gone Co Phila- delphia to attend session of the American Mining Congress, as a dele gate f.om Alaska. He wac appointed by Governor Strong.
 Julius Mohler came in last week from Taku barbor, where be has been em- ployed st the Carlson oannery. He re- ports that the results of che summers work include a pack of 10000 cases of salmon aud 900 tons of frozen fish.
 John Hull, compressor man at the Ready Bullion, who lyit some months ago tor a visit in Ireland, has taken unto himself wife and is returning To Douglas Island, having sailed from South Hampton, September 25th.
 Mir and Mrs. A. Lijestrand announce the marriage of their daughter, Lily, to Oliver Martin Olson, October the twentieth, nineteen hundred and thir teen. A public reception will be held at the home of the brides parents from seven to ten D. m.
 Smith Musical Parlors is the only house in Alaska that is authorized Co display and sell the three wonders of tbe age-EdisoD, Victor and Columbia Talking Machines and Becords-all under one roof Elmer E. Smith, The Front Street Druggist.
 Mir. and Mrs C. W. Russell will leave next week for their new home in Seat tle, where Mir. Russell wli act as pur- chasing agent for the Treadwell com. paoy. Mr. E. p. Botman, who succeeds Mir. Russell in Che TreadwelI office, has arrived and assumed bis duties.
 The Arctic Brothers are again plan ming big time at their meeting next Tuesday evening Grand Arctic Chief Strong has Dromi ed Co come ove, from Juneau aud several candidates will have their first taste of malamu,e stew, prepared oy a famous Germau-Amori can chef.
 The United States marshal raided Juneau gambling joint one night last week and brought iu two negroes, two Japanese and three white men. The commissioner fined each SD and costs. They were playing poker when the of icers appeared, and there was S48.75 on the table.
 The Juneau Daily Dispatch of Che l4th said: Mrs II. F. Morton and in faut son are expected to arrive this from Seattle, where they have been visiting with Mrs. Morton's sister, Mrs. Irene Humfrey. Mrs. Morton will move to the Perseverance, where Mr. Morton is employed by tue Alaska Gastiueau company.
 Mark Iatum returned from valdez last Saturday morning. He has sold his mine to Senator Willard and as- sociates for a good round price and IS preparing to move his family down to the States. While Douglas people re- joice because of the prosperity that has come to Mr. Tatum, they regret the loss of the family. However, there is no reason to believe that Mark will not come back. He has been too long in