Douglas Island news., 1916-03-22

on a recent boat for Seward.
 Harry Jordan returned Friday from sojouru at the Tenakee bot oues.
 Mrs. R. V. Ellis left on the Spokane for a visit with relatives in Oregon.
 Hose Company No. will meet Mon- day night. Very important business.
 Mrs. E. F. Wasterlain is at St. Ann hospital for a rather serious operation.
 Councilman Jos Robertson is suffer ing from an attack of iuhamatory rheu- matism.
 J. W. Poeth and family are moving from the O'Connor flats in Douglas Go Mexican.
 The recent addition of boxes in the Douglas postofice does not yet tll the requirements. More are needed.
 The steamer Curacao has been ished out of the mud, refurnished and back on the Alaska run as good as ever.
 Con Higgins and Michael S. Dillon were among those who embarked on the Str. Al-Ki bound from Douglas to Seattle
 It is announced that Viola, the tal- ented little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. F. Wasterlain will again visit Douglas this summer.
 Harry Smith has returned to town after several months spent in battling with the elements while touring amouR the islands in a gas boat.
 Knute Duran, Sam Devon and Jas. Ramsay, all of Douglas, were made good American citizens in the district court at Juneau last Monday.
 Under the ordinances of the town of Douglas all women who vote for couu cilmen in the spring election must register, the same as the men.
 Dennis Milan, who has been working in mill at Treadweu for several long months, departed last night on tbe AL Xxi for bis home in Washington.
 The name of Mrs.J. T. Welch appears in the list of candidates for school 1 treasurer of the town of Juneau. Mrs. !. Wslch is a former Douglas Island . school teacher.
 Leivers & Leivers have added to the equipment of their store patent pea . nut roaster and corn pepper. Begin niDQ tonight it will be popcorn and peanuts, hot"
 "David Harum," with Wm. Crane as David, i've part production, will be the attraction Monday and Tuesday at the Lyric. Prices will be 10 and 20 cents for this attraction.
 Rev. M. l.. Larson, pastor of the Lutheran Immanuel church of Douglas, returned on the Spokane from Seattle, where he has been attending a meeting of the Columbia conference.
 There was no meeting of tbe city council Monday night on account of the illness of Councilman Robertson. The old council will probably meet for the last time next Monday night.
 Judge Jennings has announced that ! be will go to Valdez about April 10th to try the now famous Tillicum Club case. which Judge Brown is disqualified to try because of bis membership in the club.
 z. M. Bradford, a nephew of Bob Cheney. democratic national commit teemau. has been appointed postmaster at June to succeed Earl l.. Hunter, re- publican hold over. whose term expires on April 1st.
 Mr. Alex. II. Ross, captain of the tug Amy, and Miss Bernice Laurel Bell, a daughter of a prominent Seattle realty dealer, were married at Juneau last Sunday evening and will make their home in that city.
 Delegate James Wickersham has sent to the News office a lot of garden and and flower seeds from the agricultural department, for free distribution among his friends in Douglas. They are goiug fast and it is "arst come, first served"
 The Lyric is to show some of the big gest state right features ever produced. Among these are "David Harum," Mary Pickford in "Such a Little Queen" "Guardiug Old Glory" "Pierre of the Plains, l" "The House of Bondage" and several others.
 Mrs. Mary E. Bergman, of Juneau,