Douglas Island news., 1914-10-07
The Douglas Island News.
rHELOcAL FIELD
,tores at cost-Feusi.-Adv.

Heating Stoves, Cook stoves ana ranges at cost at Feusi's.-Adv.
 Pipes from 9 for 5c to slO each at Keist's Pool Room.-Advertisement
 FoR RENT-Two four-room flats, with bath. One partly furnished. Inquire of Henry Brie.-Adv.
 Furnished room for rent, with hot and cold water and bath. Fifth aud E streets, DOuglas.-Adv.
 Ed Douuelly, a prisoner in the Ju ueau jail, attempted suicide by cutting bis throat with a case knife.
 Workmen are digging on North Third street, where a larger water main is re- quired to serve the increased demand.
 sc. Hoover who conducts a barber shop on St. Ann avenue, is returning on the Seattle from a visit to the Sound
 A man named Charles Ericson was caught under an ore car at the Mexican Monday, and came out of it with a broken leg.
 Under the leadership of Hose Com. pany No. 8, a fremen's ball is being planned for some date in the dim and misty future.
 Mrs. J. G. Zimmerman and son Ches ter are returning home on the steamer City of Seattle, which sailed for the North Monday night.
 It is announced that the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Alaska Catholic club, will give a dance on Thanksgiving eve, at the Douglas Rink.
 The Douglas Caledouian club, which has been responsible for many glorious good times ia years past, is reorganiz iDg for the winter months.
 The water carnival planned for Thursday evening at the Treadwell swimming tank, has been postponed until next Wednesday evening.
 A miscellaneous shower was given last Thursday evening at The home of Mrs. Ray James, on Second street, in honor of Miss Ann Geraldine Fox.
 Mrs. K. M. Cornwall departed on the AlKi for San Diego, Cahf, where she will make her home with her daughter, Miss Maida, who IS employed there.
 Now is the time to order your fall suit. Just received a new line of Detmer samples. Come in and look them over Dahl & Walberg.-Adv.
 Ifyou are in need of a stove this fall, Feusi, the Front Street hardware mer chant, will sell you one at cost. Cook stoves, heating stoves and rauges.-Ad.
 James R. Whipple, one of the owners of the Eagle River mine, is not expected to live, at Los Angeles, Calif, where he recently underwent an operation for cancer.
 Mir. A. L. Parker, who spent the summer at Excursion inlet, returned to his home iu this city last week. Later be left on a business trip to Skagvay.
 We are informed that Rev. Larson, of Seattle, will arrive about the first of the year to accept the pastorate of the Swedish Evangelical Lutheran church, of this city.
 Copies of the Alaska coal leasing bill speeches of Hon. James Wickersham in the house of representatives, have reached Alaska and make very inter estiug reading.
 Mir. D. Noll, democratic politician from the southern eud of the First division, has been appointed assistant United States attorney, with headquar ters at Ketchikan.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. II. Johnson and chil dren left Friday on the cleaner Al-Ki to make their home at Chehalis, Wash. Nr. Johnson sold bis residence on II street Co Mr. T. ConnOr.
 Rogers and Davis, the musical enter tainers will appear tonight lWednes dayl at the Lyric. Also there will be shown the great feature film entitled, 'The Castle of Mystery"
 A term of the United States district court will be held at Ketchikan begin ming Nov. 1lth. The court calendar at Juneau is about exhausted, with the exception of the fish cases.