Douglas Island news., 1914-05-13
The Douglas Island News.
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oM Nllllbdu Aa at uv-iN oss'A-' ''- --~ swing around the circle.
 Wm. Stubbius has treated his store front to a spring dress of paint
 Pipes from 9 for 5c to SlO each at Keist's Pool Room.-Advertisement
 The Douglas public school will close for Che summer vacation on Friday next,
 Abel Anderson, logger Is in from the woods and expects to witness the ball game today
 Broken pipes repaired at Keists Pool Room. All work guaranteed.- Advertisement
 Mrs. D. Eggeu returned from Seattle last week, accompanied by her sister Miss A. Finger.
 A new spring coat of paint adds to the attractiveuess of Mayor O'COnnOr's store and residence.
 The ice is breaking in tine mighty Yukon and navigation for the season of 1914 will soon open.
 Architect John Murray is preparing the plans for Paul BloedhOrn's new residence on Second street.
 Among the new houses being built iu Douglasis a neat cottage near the saw mill belonging to Gus Movall.
 Raymond Miller, age IA years, ihe first white child born at Nome died at Juneau last Friday of typhoid.
 R.R. Hubbard came home last week on the Seattle, glad to get home from very pleasant visit on Puget sound.
 Have you houseto build2 See Geo. E. Brown, Contractor and Builder, Douglas, Alaska Hekuows.-AdF.
 The Douglas Higb school boys are determined Co ring the Bell, and if things continue they may wiring his nose.
 M. $. Hudson, whose returu has been postponed several tines is really conn ing home ou the next trip of the Hum- boldt
 Mir. and Mrs. James CottreH left on the Seattle early Monday morning for a visit with their daughter at Spokane, Wash
 Diggers are diegi,g the ditch for the new salt water main on Third street lt will extend as Gar as the bridge on F street
 Mrs. 2. c. Zimmerman and son, Ches- ter. left on the Seattle for Michigan where they wiH speud tbe sammee visiting
 The supreme court has decided thtt Jtow, the Jap who killed Frank Dauu out at Duudas bay osuuery a year ago last July, must die.
 If gour clothes need repairing, clean ing Or pressing, caR on Anton KraseL next door to the cable oace, Second etreet.-Advertisemeut
 Mir. and Mrs. Odin Hewitt, of Salmon creek, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Hewitt on Sunday, in oele- brariou of Odin' tirthday.
 The Juneau Dispatch is now a morn dng paper. Editor Russell also an- uouuces that work will tegin at once oua new home for the paper.
 Smokers-All kinds of Smoking To bacco in pound iars--also Egyptian and Sweet Caporal Cigarettes at Keist's Pool Room, Hunter Block.-Adv.
 Mir. N. J. Emory, representing the Methow Valley Livestock company of Seattle, is a Douglas boUud passenger on the steamer Spokane, due Friday.
 Mrs. E. Austin and daughter, Marie, returned to Douglas last week on the Jefferson. Mrs. Austin will take a po- sition in the Douglas telephone central.
 The unveiliug of Baritello's place oc cured tbe other day when the old front was torn away, revealing a new one already in place and needing ohly Che Finishing touches to make it com plete.
 Mesdames Gius and Martini and children will leave Douglas on the next Al.Ki for Orting, Wash, where Messrs. Gius and Martini have purchased a tract of land which they are transfOrm~ ing into farm.
 Mayor O'CoHuor returned Monday from a five days outing on his launch