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Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22
'RED LIGHTERS
 MUST VAMOOSE
Women of Restricted District Are Ordered to vacate the Town
 by January

And let them understand that the order will be rlgidly enforced, " was the instructions issued by May or NJ. J. o'Connor Tuesday morning when he informed Marshal W. A. shafer of the action taken by the city council at It's regular meeting Monday night when motion unan- imously carried ordering that the women of the red light district be ordered by the marshal to leave the town by the 1st Of January.
 The recent brutal murder in the red light district aroused the coun- cll to take the step outlined above and after the matter had been fully and freely discussed it was decided to act and without delay. The may or, therefore, informed the marshal of the action taken by the council the following morning.
 The order will mean that from 35 to 40 women will be seeking pas lures new between now and a week from Sunday night. If they are here after that date the strong arm Of the law will encompass them.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22
NATIVE SCHOOL TO GIVE XMAS
 ENTERTAINMENT

The Native school children are planning a big Christmas tree and program for the evening of Decem- Der 25th. The affair is to be held in the Alaska Eagle Brothers Hall and will be presided over by Ed- ward Marshall. Quite a few not able white people have been invited, among whom Mayor o'Connor and the ladies of the Douglas Island Wo- mans Club have signified their in- tention of being present.
 Flora Marshall and Marion Will son. two members of the sixth grade, are training the other children. Mrs. Waggoner has assumed charge of the music, and we understand that the Native fire department has con tributed to the fund for presents and Christmas candy.
 So much publicity has been given lately to the undesirable element in this "slum" part of our town that the older school children have talk on upon themselves to prove to the powers that be- that there is good even in the notorious Beach Road neighborhood. It's up to the press and the favored few to ac- knowledge this effort on the part of young Native Alaska.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22
ORDINANCE q
 NOW IN FORCE
City Council Aims Blow at LOafers and Those Having No Visible
 Means of Support

Ordinance No. 61 passed the third reading before the city council Mon day night and is now spread on the city ordinance book as municipal law.
 The new ordinance provides that all persons having no visible means of support. all loafers and lolterers and all persons found on the streets of the city of Douglas after the hour of 12 midnight without valid cause or excuse. will be deemed vagrants and arrested as such. Also, the or dinance provides for a fine Of $1OO or imprisonment for 25 days. or both, in the discretion of the magis- trate.
 Ordinance 61 is aimed primarily at an element that for months past has held high jinlks on the Beach road almost nightly whites, Mexi- cans and Indians, and at the mac quereaux living from the avails Of vice in the restricted district on up per Front street. Many complaints have lately been registered by TO- spectable residents of the Beach lo- cality where. 1t was claimed, the wives and daughters of the better element of the Indians could not go outside their homes at night without being subjected to insults. The new ordinance will be rigidly en- forced and the social status Of cer- tain parts Of the town will be cor respondlngly elevated.
 Chairman Gurr. Of the wharf com mlttee, reported 37O tons of coal on the dock
 Bills were paid as follows: News, S4; K. Lawrence, $tA25; Standard oil Co.,, S3l9.5O; J. Feusi, $9.55; NJ. J. O'Connor, $1; Mrs. lille. SEQ; l.. W. Kilburn. S129O; Alaska s. S. Co.,, for coal. S2,OOO; Public School, $2.OOO.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22
MCNUTT HOME
 IS DISRUPTED
Wife in Jail for Shooting Husband Who Is Now Recovering
 at Hospital

When C. F. McNutt a we'll known local teamstor went to his home at about 1l:3O o'clock Saturday night he was met at the door by a couple of bullets from 3S calibre revol- yer. In fact. Che bullets came through che door to meet him, one of them striking him in the left side of the stomach. The leadcn missiles came from a gun in the hands of Alice McNutt. his wife. She had been Co Che office of Marshal shafer only a few minutes before to enlist his aid in locating her husband whom she said was probably in some saloon or engaged in gambling. At tho time she remarked 10 the mar shal "You will probably have us both in jail before morning"
 A few minutes after tho woman left the marshals office. McNutt ap- pearcd and asked the officer Co go to his home and arrest his wife. stating that 0he had shot him He showed tho wound which was bleed ing profusely. At about the same time Che woman hunted up Deputy .U. s. Marshal Frank Bach and asked him if he heard of anybody being shot, stating that she had fired through Che door at a burglar who was offccting am entrance to her home.
 The officers took the wounded man to tho office Of City Physician Dr. Sergeant who took him to the hospital whorc the bullet was ex- -tracted and tho wound dressed.
 Later the officers went to Che Me Mutt home and arrested Che woman and took her to jan where she was kept until Monday when she was ar raigned before U. S. Commissioner Henson and bound over Co the Ter ritorial court. She is now in jail at Juneau, to which place she was taken by Deputy Bach Monday ev- oning. Bond was fixed ot $500 which she was unable Co give.
 McNutt is not seriously injured and will be out in a few days. Tho couple have had more or less trouble for some time past, the woman hav- ing had the man arrested October II for assault When tho case came on for hearing at that time it de- volopcd that the couple was not married. The charge was dismissed and that day or tho one following they were married, Commissioner Henson officiating. The dove of peace has not since found a roost- ing pole in tho McNutt homo and the trouble culminatcd in the shoot ing as above described.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22

On Monday, Christmas day Che many mines and mills of the vicinity win close down for the second time since a year ago. the other suspen- sion being on the Fourth Of July The bank..s stores and public offices will an be closed on Christmas and the day will be given over to good cheer and good fellowship.
 The local merchants have all en- loved a splendid trade for the past week and the Christmas spirit is ram pant The weather is typical of Che season and conditions are favorable on an hands to merrymaking and @ general good time.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22
CARNIVAL WAS
 GRAND SUCCESS
Nearly One Thousand Dollars Cleared for Needy Balkanites in
 Two Nights

Big crowds both Monday and Tuesday nights at the carnival held in the Treadwell Club served to swell the receipts of the various booths and games and the result was that nearly 5000 will go to the Serbian relief fund as the result of the efforts of the good people of Treadwell and Douglas in behalf of the war sufferers.
 While the idea of the carnival was primarily that of Mrs. P. R. Brad ley, 1t was infectious and the result was that practically all the ladies of Treadwell and many of Douglas wersi preparing for and boosting it for nearly month before 1t took plaee.'
 And the men joined in most heartily. Gaming tables that had been stored since Alaska reformed" were dug out, brushed free from dust and put in commission. The little ball went round, seven and eleven came or didn't came" slot machines were busy. Gabrielle Paul displayed ability as a barker that would get him a position with any circus. while Royal Pullen at the roulette wheel was not required to state that his early days were spent in Skag- way. The Treadwell band dis coursed good music. dancers danced and everything was wide open" Chances were sold on everything from S25O music machines to dolls that shut their eyes. In some cases, even value was given for money ex- pended, which is not common at such affairs when hungry European sto- machs are to be appeased.
 On the whole the carnival was great success and the money obtained by lt will be forwarded to the pro- per channels by the Southern slavon- ian Relief association of the Island.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22
WOMEN IN COURT

Two female members of the "4OO" (4OO in this case being the number of their house on upper Front stree)
 Billy" Cox and Teddy" Conrad, were before Magistrate Erie this morning on the charge of conduct ing a disorderly house. The former was fined S25 and ordered to refund S19. to which amount she had short changed a caller. while the latter was fined $2O or ten days in jail. Both paid in cash.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22
ANCIENT PICTURE

F. A. J. oallwas by late mall re- ceived a picture of his mothers fam fly taken more than GO years ago at her glrlhood home in Indiana. The picture was sent to relatives in Ger many just after 1t was taken and later found its way back to America. It Is an old-fashioned daguerrotype of a style not now in existence.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22
CHRISTMAS SHIP

The local Eagles will have some thing new at their hall Saturday night when a Christmas ship with santa Claus as skipper. will take tho place ot thc usual Christmas tree An oyster supper and dancing will be features Of the evening. All Eagles and their families are invited to be present.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22
BEING FELT HERE

The high cost Of print paper as we'll as all other kinds is being felt here as is proven by a notice over the name of Newsdoaler R. R. Hub bard. published elsewhere in this paper. Mir. Hubbard has been noti- fled by outside publishers that the cost to him of Che big Sunday dailies has been advanced to such an extent as Co force him to either sell for 10 cents or cease handling them.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22
wHoOP,EM UP TRIMMINGS

Victor Hekada. in depicting the visible supply of booze Wednesday night. accumulated one awful load that caused him to anticipate Christ mas and whoop 'em up accordingly. Magistrate Erie presented him with a little package labeled 80.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22
SONS OF NORWAY

The Sons of Norway, with their families and lady friends. will have Christmas tree in Eagles Fall Monday, Christmas night. at 8 O. clock. There will be presents for all the children. A suitable program will also be rendered.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22
FAREWELL TO CHAs. HALL

Charles Hall, who leaves in few days on visit to California. was given a farewell by Mrs. Carl Carl son a few nights ago when whist was the order of amusement, the prize winners being Mrs. John Hull and John Llvie. the cancellations go- ing to Mir. and Mrs. John Henson. The hostess served delicious refresh ments.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22
CALLING CARDS

Making New Years calls is a time honored and gentlemanly custom Call at tho News office and have q package of cards printed before you start your round of calls. We have the very latest in cards for both la- dies and gentlemen.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22

Billy the Blk lost his best girl by not buying candy at Leiyers'. Served him right.
 Erectors. 60 sets for 40 cents. Get one for your boy and develop his mechanical ability. Leivers.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22

Glad Christmas bells are now ring ing for this portion of Alaska. Be ginning last night with the beauti- ul exercises at Che Congregational church. Che merry round ot Christ mas pleasures was inaugurated and they win continue until che year 1916 is laid away on Che sheli ot Eternity.
 The exercises at Che Congregation al church were most enjoyable. be- ing participated In by nearly 100 children of Che Sunday school. Che arduous task of training them hav- ing been accomplished by Rev. Bol- finger There was santa Claus and presents for every child
 Today thc public school had a Christmas tree In every room and there were exercises besides, splen- did and carefully prepared programs being given. The school will have a holiday until Tuesday, January Q.
 There will be Christmas doings to- morrow night in many places on Che Island. the Eagles Hall Co be the scene of a biE time. rounding out with an oyster supper and dance.
 An Che churches win have special services either Sunday or Sunday night Some ot them will also hold services Christmas morning.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22
XMAS CARDS

A complete line of hand painted Xmas cards can be found at the (2D ERIE DRUG co.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22

The way to get your rivals goat Is to send Dulcianna a box of Leiyers' delicious candy. They all fall for 1t.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22

A full and complete line of toys and Xmas novelties now on display at Martins. (2t)
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22
GLAD CHRISTMAS
 BELLS RING OUT
Evidences of Good Cheer on Island Mines to Shut Down for
 One Day

"Those Christmas bells, those Christmas bells, How many tale their music tells.
 or youth and home and that sweet time. When last | heard their soothing chime "
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22

.ManueIGraffCo. Expresses his sincere
 thanks to the people
 of Alaska: Merry Christmas Apples, best, soc dog. Nuts, 25c ID. .UnionLeadersmoke Extra Lemons, dog. soc Grocer.
 Retail
 .An Faney ruiss Gigars, best Opsino Phone 84 T Douglas, Alaska
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