Douglas Island news., 1914-06-10
The Douglas. Island News.
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Next Monday is flag day.


 The steamer Jefferson will arrive from the south Saturday morning.
 The City of Seattle is expected from Che south early tomorrow morning.
 Pipes from 2 for 5c to slO each at Keisrs Pool Room-Advertisement
 BoRN-A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Slee, on Monday, June Sth. Albin Baritello and Tex Zimmerman are out hunting clans on the City of Rome.
 Workmen are digging the ditch for the new salt water main on Third street.
 Townsman Richard Mccormick is re covering from the effects of a slight operation.
 James Faherty is making a substan tial addition to his residence near the AL U. hall.
 O.M. Tumau returned last Saturday morning via the Spokane, from a visit to Montana.
 Broken pipes repaired at Keist's Pool Room. All work guaranteed.- Advertisement
 LS. Ferris, manager of the Douglas Island baseball team, went south last week on business.
 An angler from the city dock this morning captured halibut that weighed 3O3 pounds.
 BoRN-A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Dau Terbovich, of Treadwell' on Sunday, June 7th.
 Have you house to build? See Geo. D. Brown, Contractor and Builder, Douglas, Alaska. He kuows.-Adv.5
 It is reported that John s. Duncan, who is visiting bis sister near Vancou- yer, BC., will soon return to Douglas leland.
 M. S. Hudson, after brief stay in Douglas, has departed for trip to the Westward which be may extend as far as Fairbanks
 Mrs. c. F. Kuhn, wife of the surgeon at St. Ann hospital, has goue for a short visit with relatives and friends on Puget souud.
 Douglas Oliver, who was struck by thrown ball a week ago, has been oou aned to bis bed suffering from the ef' fects of the blow.
 If your clothes need repairing, clean ing or pressing, call on Anton Krasel, next door to the cable office, Second street.-Advertisemeut.
 Chris Zuitois, a Greek miner, suf- fered a severe injury at Gypsum Mon day night from the delayed explosion of charge of dynamite.
 George E. Brown was last week awarded the contract for the construc ton of the Eagles hall, and work on tbe foundation is we'll under way.
 In celebration of her 18th birthday Miss Anna Penglase entertained a nnmber of her friends on Monday evening at her home on Second street.
 Mr. Jacob Jacobson has purchased from John GauHiu the cottage on Sec ond street which he has occupied for number of years. Consideration, $500.
 aAlaska Excursion is Journey to Land of Adventure," is the title of an Illustrated article in Railway and Ma rine News from the pen of Alice Pace Henson.
 The news came last week of the death of W. q. Bury, who was killed by passenger train near Pasco, Wash. Bury was for time a resident of Douglas.
 Alt. Stephens, of the Alaska Juneau mill, was in Douglas last Friday. Al is just recovering from a short sojourn in the hospital, where he was sent by a severe attack of grippe.
 James Huffman came in from his farm at Amalga last week and will spend some time in Douglas before re- turning to his place in the front ranks of the pioneers of Alaska
 Mir. and Mrs. R. Mccormick an. pounce the marriage of their daughter, Mae Flenor to Mir. Herbert Homer schuman on Wednesday, June 24th, 1914. nine a. m., Catholic church.
 Governor Strong reached bis home in