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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08
ELKS HAVE GAY TIME;
 ANOTHER PARTY SOON

One Of the most successful parties held at the club in many years was Che dance and banquet given last night by the Elks. for their wives. their ladies. and for themselves. It so far exceeded all predictions that it was decided to give another party. with the lady Elks as hostesses A committee consisting of Mrs. J. F. Soles. Mrs. v. A. Paine and Miss Os- trom was named to handle ail details and ceiling limit as far as oxpens- es is concerned. was authorized The dance wil be held Thursday night The committee which promoted last nights festivities consisted ot Claude Ericson, w. R. Garster and Charles 0suom.
 Dancing was the feature of the par ty and 8 5-piece orchestra furnished the music Downstairs in the club rooms the card tables were we'll pat. ronlzed and mixed bowling matches were rolled. At n o'clock the mem bers formed @ circle on the ballroom
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08
AnuERrlsen LErrERs.

Letters remaining unclaimed In the Postoilice at Juneau. Alaska on Dec. 18th, 1914 Parties wishing same should call for advertised letters and give date of list
 Anderson, Mrs. Alice; Atkinson, Mrs. C.: Arglof. Hare; Anderson, Chas A.; Antonsen. Allstrom; Ander. son. Jno. S.; Anderson, Chas.; Al. yestad. K. (c); Allen, Archie; Aldin. Carl; Anderson, O.; Brush, Mrs. C.; Britton, R. J. CD; Briggs. Jim (2)i
 Brown, Mrs. Nina; Brown, F. H.; Bracken, Oscar; Brown, F. J.; Boaid, Chas.: BeDen, Marguarite; Besloff, p. A.; Bekar F.; Benson, Jno. lc); Berg strom, Martini Didrikson, Rudolf; Dixon, J. II. tc) Henderson, Wm. T. (2l: Hanley, chaa.; Harrie. R. tel; Martin; Haller Edw.; Hart man, Fred; Jakobson. Jas. tel; John. son, Gicley; Janson, Aug. (4); Jacob son, Chris; Jakich, Peter (cl; Jack son, Elroy; Jackson, Frank H.; John son, John Cc); Parvl. Eli; Jackson. J.; James, Fl. "; Johnson, Andrew; Johnson. Byron; Johnson, Fl. (c); Johns. C.: Johson, D.; Johnson, Nils; Johnson, Eric: Johnson, Tillie; Lar son. Lars; Larson, Tony H.; Leaf. Carl (c); La Rochelle, Frank; Miller, Joseph C2); Patterson, H. J.; Pellfolk, Johannes J. D.; Robinson, Fred Sibley, Jack: Tatsvik. John; Tomas, Henry; Vincentini. Francesca; Volkman. Fred (2l; Yates. Thos.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08
FlsHERs LAID UP

As is customary at this season of Che year, number of the halibut yes. scl owners have tied up their crafts at Seattle for the purpose of reflt- nrg and repairing them. Among the ones laid up are the following schoon- CTS: Tom & Al, Gjoai Panama, At lantlc Orient. America, Tordenskiold, Shamrock, Republic Seattle, Altabross, Pacific. Constitution, Alaska, Sitka. Omaney. Annie Larson, Pioneer Seu- ator, Olympic Kodiak, Liberty, Sum mer and Alten.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08
REMooELLlNe WELL KNOWN
 APARTMENT MOUSE

Judge C. D. Murane. owner Of the property known as Hogan flats has leased the same to M. T. Burklaud and Emil Erickson, both of whom are well known Juneau young men. The latter will remodel the place at once making it more attractive and comfor- table for those seeking housekeeping apartments and for the transient lodg, CTS as we'll The new management Is already in possession and they have rechristened Che place the Juneau Flals.'
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08
DOUGLAS NEEDS A
 COMMERCIAL ORGANIZATION


 Douglas is good town. We nave a atopdy pay roll idat makes us glad and happy once each month Then we are flush for few dave and spend our money quito freely. Then we olow up antn pay doy comes again. Douglas business men appreciate tho source rom whence Tail blessings flow ' but seldom stop to consider ways and means to build up lhe commercial in- terests of the town # wo deponded fc- our revenues on tvaneit trayol, copper or placer mines fishing or farming, wo might be more wotchiui of our interests, and more oiton feel the sting of hard timcs Tho interests of Q town that expects to grow md thrlvo must be looked after by its citizens. It will never got ahead by drifting. What cannot be accomplish cd by the efforts of idividuals may be done by united oflort. This fact is appreciated by most live towns For this reason commercial clubs are or. ganized The town of Douglas once boasted Of such an organization. lt did one glorious decd and then lay down and died. And there was no one. who seemed 10 care. Since then op. portunities by the score have looked on us and then, like the prioDt and Loyite, they have passed us by on Che other side" Why not form new club composed Of every business man in Douglas who Is ready to lay aside his personal preiudices to pull for his town Coughs Ncws.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08
DURING 1915.

During the present year we shall maintain the highest standards Of pharmacy and business dealing, and we hope to retain your friendship and trade.
 We shall welcome any suggestions which you may make regarding the improvement Of our service. LET US BE YOUR DRUGGISTS
 BRITTs PHARMACY.
 The Reliable Rexall Store.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08

Che iadies The lights were e1tine' uishod for lhe ll o'clock part ol tno Rlka ritual Auld Lang syne. 5eins auns in chorus
 At ti2 o'clock supper WAS served -'a tho lodge room The menu Included cold roaal turkey and cranberry eauee Vienna rolls sparkling Burgundy and coffee
 Many Of the old-tlme members ot lho lodge were present. and the ad- ltion of nov fife tc tho order was notably noted The Hlks expect Co make tho year 1915 the biggest sociai year in the history oi No. t20,
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08
TEE QUICK DANCE was
 AN ENJOYABLE AFFAIR

The Gulick dance at the studio" last evening furnished very novel and delightful evening. The Filipino Quartet proved themselves to be an that was expected. The dainty buff let luncheon added much to the so- cial enjoyment of the evening.
 Tomorrow evening the Saturday class and dance will be held in the studio as usual The Maxixe and Lu- lu Fado were the new dances learned last Saturday and those who attend the classes are becoming more and more interested in the new steps which arc so varied and graceful, yet not SO difficult nor intricate as those of last season.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08
AT THE DREAM THEATRE
 TONIGHT

Don't wait until o'clock as Che house Is packed by that time, espec. ially on Friday nights. Anyone witpeBs- ing this evenings program wlll sure be glad they came
 "The Fireiight7 Is simply beauti' ful It is big two reel bunch of heart throbg then there .s anther big tworeeler Her Fathers Story" faithfully depicting Che awful r0apita Of inslncerity on the wile's part and incidentally showing tho brnte of Q heart-breaker that the wages of sin ls death.
 The comedy is dandy Thhahaus- err showing the strained relaHong that are over the fence quarrel by Q couple of kids can put their parontg to, but the climax 10 eall'g well oTer the fence.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08
BUscHMANNs MAY OPEN
 NEW cANNERY AT NNlk

Pacific Fishermen. IL is reported that the Deep Sea salmon Company which now opsretes @ cannery at Cape Edward, Southeastern Alaska, will establish another plant on Goose Bay, near Knik. Cook Inlet, Alaska. A small gang of men are now engaged in getting out timbers and doing other preliminary work. One line of aani- tary canning machinery will be inc stalled for the present.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08

Tonight will be amateur night, and tho best amateur bill ever put on at thia theatre. Another added attrac- ton la T moving picture of a leading cafe In Juneau, The Alaskan" l." show ihg Proprietor spatz on the job on many Juneauites dining and enjoying their repast. Come and find youself in this moving picture.
 Saturday, Sunday and Monday Tip ton. the great iuggler Don't miss him. Same prices prevailing, lower floor. 25 cents, balcony, 15 cents, chil- dren, 10 cents.
 Show atarts at 73O. Doors open at z. "
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08
COMMERCIAL CLUB To
 AID SGT COL BoAkS


 The question ol securing ienda %ith which 10 erect new gc3ool building in Juneau wili probably come up TOT discussion at the meotine ol the Com merolal Club next pueaday nisht on. dor the orgenio Aot Alask0 towns as woll 8 the rorri.ory itseli arc pro hibited from issuing bonds for any purpose whptsoovcr congress may be asked to pass special act granting Juneau lhe right to issue bonds Tor school purposes- The school board desiros Che cooperation oi the com inerciai Club in the mattor of get- ting funds with which to build
 Other matters that will be discuss, cd win be the tourist business and ihe proposition of D. c. Raine, who has recently organized the Aiaska tour. fat bureau; and the proposition of giving a Commercial Club smoker
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08
PIONEER SUFFERS FROM
 ecoLD' IN LOS ANGELES

Fred Trumpf sourdough miner from Windham Bay, who was sent to Los Angeles two months ago. by the Pioneers order to seek treatment for paralysis, writes Dr. J. A. Vance, that it has been so cold in the Loo Loo city that he has bone to San Diego. Trumpf is gradually getting
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08
NEW coRpoRArloNe

The Toku Cold Storage comapny of stattle has filed articles of incorpora. don with Charles D. Davidson, sccre- tary of the Territory. The capital stock is named/a S100000. John l.. Carlson is president and B NJ. Beh- rends is named as resident Alaska agent
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08
SHOW AT
 EAGLE THIS WINTER

Eagle City tho first American town on the Yukon river below the Cana dian boundary line has Q motion pie ture show this winter for the nrstI time
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08
AND ENGINEER
 RETURNS FROM CALIFORNIA

Fl. II. Townsend, the engineer and surveyor returned on the Alamada from a Yisit Of ten weeks in California He ag2n is associated with B. D. Stewart.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08
TRADE DECREASES
 s70oooo,ooo h 8 MONTHS

British foreign trade during tho months from August to November dwlndled enormously Imports de. creased $S12,S45,0O0, or 244 per cent. While the exports decreased $S69,1SO,- GOO. or 41.5 per cent.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08
eoY STRUCK IN EYE
 NOT SERIOUSLY HURT

MI olIlINloI- II NIl
 While little Warron shorthlll was loading dart sun yesterday alter noon the weapon accidentally dis charged and the shaft struck Victor Quist aged nine. In Che eye. Dr. Wil- liam Pallister lest night declared that Young Quist would not lose the sight Of his eye. and would only be forced to wear a bandage for few days.
 Young Quist is playmate of Mas ter shorthlil The latter was deeply concerned In his friends injury and has promised to keep the dart-gun under cover hereafter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08
T. G. MACDONALD TO
sg A BRIDEGROOM

W HrNHN - t- N. ttf V tti Friends of Tom. G. Macdonald. ath. letic director at Treadweii, have just learned that Tom will leave Che ranks of single blessedness sometime this summer Close trends of Mir. McDon- aid have known ofhis engagement to a prominent Seattle belle, for some lit- tle time The date of the wedding has not been set, but it is understood that nuptials will be celebrated before midsummer.
 Mir. Macdonald is one of the most popular men at Treadwell and while at School at the University Of Wash. lngton was a leader in social and ath. ledc matters. He has done good work at Treadwell and has fine aggrega, lion of athletes banded under his ban Ter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08
INVENTORIES TAKEN

Most of the local wholesale and re. tab mercantile establishments have nniohod their annual Inventories
 An Inventory Of the stock of a busi- ness house Is prodiglous task, and one that cannot be disposed of in a weeks time by the regular office and clerical forces There was no excep- tion to this rule here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08
CHILDREN DANCING GLASS
 WITH MISS QUICK

The second series for children will open tomorrow ot Miss Gullck's stu, dio This term two classes will be formed of the oldor and the younger children the older ones taking more advanced work than they otherwise would be able lo. Tomorrow, however both grades wil be teiyon together from ten to twelye
 Miss GUlick gives a,thorought train ing in the fundamentals Of dancing and good daportment and the dem- onstration with which she closed her first term showed tho parents and spectators present what very clover and efficient teachor she Is. Tho ae. vance that the children has made in SO short time was quite remark- able
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08
THE VAVAsouR BALL
GRAND THEATRE TONIGHT


 Complete change of program tonight comprising universal plctures.i
 "His Brother. "-An exciting 10l Bia. on 2.reeI war feature, always 9 big hit, with that touching side play that is always so popular in the lol Bison productions.
 'The Voice of the MIlliona." For the cause. 4 very sensational drama by the Rex. You susoiy will like it It leaches a lesson 0 many.
 Her Lies Story. .'--Another great Powers drama, depicting where Q wo- man tells her iife's story. Very good indeed.
 "Nail in the Shoe and ''His FIrat Lawsuit" strong Volcanic comedy that will send you out well pleaged.
 Remember, Saturday matineel Han sel and Grethe will be run for the benefit of all the school children who did not sec it. 1t is one that they cannot miss Six reela of pleasure VIII bo shown Let them ali como Saturday at 2-p. ID. Only 5 conta ad- mission.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08
sulldinq Exolualve

Bike hall has for years been eager y sought for all of the high class social events by other societies and Individuals and has been tho public forum for AlaslSa's capital. It has the honor of housing Che first Alaska legislative assembly and other events. Recently however, the lodge adopted Q resolution that In future the entire building shall be devoted exclusively to the uses Of the Elks lodge.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08

FOR SALE CHEAP-Lease on first class hotel of 14 rooms in downtown section. Everything in excellent con dition. For particulars apply at Arc tic Hatel 1-5.3t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08

The Treadwen bowlers will be over in Juneau tonight for the purpose of playing the last game Of the series with the Brunswick bowling team on the Brunswick alleys These Tread well bowlers composing tho team known as the Machine Shop" team, are some bowlers. They now have @ lead of 272 pins over the Brunwick team the score standing, Treadwell, 4.818; Brunswick, 4,5i6.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08
MAY MAKE CAVIAR
OF ALASKA SALMON

It is reported that Miss Ida Tuhol- ski, 8 well known salmon caviar mak- CT of Seattle, will come to Alaska this sumner and establish a caviar manu- factory.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08
Thlrd Floor.

The third floor is given over en. arely to lodge purposes. It contains besides the main lodge room the com. mittee or ante-rooms 9 large banquet hall. The entire interior of the floor has been redecorated, rehnished and furnished in harmony with the other floors Of Che building.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08
NS H0ME NOW
 FINEST IN NORTH

The extensive remodelling or Eks han which was commoaced several weeks ago has just been accomplish cd. The work has been very thorough creating practically @ new interior throughout Che entire building No expense has been spared lu getting the desired results. it is now without doubt one or the ha9dsomest and most substantial fraternai buildings on the Pacific coast certainly the finest in an the North The ouiidtug and Che and on which il stands IS the property of Juneau Lodge No. t2o, 3 ?. O E. The work that has just been brought to successful conclus- ion was done under the direction of the board of trustees of the lodge, at an expense oe several thousands of dollars.
 First Floor.
 The foyer and main entrance have been 80 completely changed as to be unrecosnizanle. The entry Co the bowling alleys has been closed and partition built shutting off the stair way ieadng to the auditorium and lodge rooms Of the second aud third aoors respectively. X second entrance gives access to the stairway. The eu, trance hall has been somewhat re- duced in size but Is still ample for Che purpose of the lodge and club membership
 The entrance to the club rooms which occupy practically all of the first floor is to tho left of the main en- trance hall one steps directly into the social hall. a large comfortable room about 25N27 feet in dimension X long high arch supports the ceiling and adds to the attractveuess of the room. From the opposite wall Of the social hall is found the entrance 10 the library and reading room. which ls quite spacious, being of about Che same dimensions as Che social hall. Beyond Che library .s the office Of the secretary Of the lodge and nearby Is lbe boiler room and heating plant. The bowling alleys are entered from the social hall and occupy practically an of the east haii of the first floor Very ii,tle change has been made here except the new redecoratng of tho entire room. A cozy lttle bunet has been created from portion oi the old foyer and it is also entered from the social hail on the right of the main entrance to the room.
 New Furnishinss-
 The wood work of the entire interior Of Che building has been done in 9 richly polished dark oak. A lot of new furniture has been installed and the interior dnishiugs have been entirely renewed in perfect harmony and good taste The library is carpeted in green wilton; the social hall in brown of Che same excellent qunhry Great photograph panels sweeping the walls Of tow sides Of the social bail contain ot Che lodge membership. Other attractive wall decorations con- sisl ol mounted heads one oi which Is
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08

LosT-Ribbon watch fob with gold monogram "W. M. Mc." Notify the chief of police. 1.S.lf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08

? caribou. ,ho g1s Of Che late cap.
 2. M Moore who por.ahad wilh' tae wreck of his ship Admirai sampson few months ago, Hhe anlcrs oti this caribou head havo 2 spread ol four Inches greater than the record head Of the worlds trophy hunters. The club values tho trophy very
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08
second Fioor

Tine stairway leading to the second and third floors respectively as well as m haliways have been laid ID heavy battleship linoieum. Tho audi. torium has been entirely redccorated. 4 beautiful now hard maple floor has been laid following q design to im- prove It's condition for dancing pur- poses. Great steel rod trusses have been placed over the stage span close to the ceiling to relieve tho strain from the floor above.
 The balcony has been remodened and completely changed by the crea. don oe two comfortable dressing rooms. The one designed for the ladies has been equipped with 8 beautiful pier glass The foor Of lhe ladies dressing room is carpeted ln red wilton
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08

% AMONG THE THEATRES. %
 TIE VAvAsoUR FALL
 The two-part feature iilm, The yavasour Balln seen at the Orpheum last night was an excellent picture as was the Final Judgment' anoth. er two part feature.
 The comedy-'A Lovely senoritAR was one of the Wood B. Webb series and was a pleasing picture. The same show Will be repeated tonight En- tire change tomorrow night
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-08
FAlReaNKs FIGHTS
NOISE NUISANCE

FfFtiA1fNtHfN9 run 1
 NOISE NUISANCE
 -9- Fairbanks has adopted and is en- forcing an ordinance requiring wood sawyers to keep muhlers on their en-. zines. The police chief says # the noise-killers are not used the wood cutters will loo prosecuted.