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ST. PATRICK’S BALL,
Given by the Loyola Club at
EAGLE HALL,
Saturday Night.
,You Are Invited to Attend
and Have a Good Time.
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RUSTGARO CITES DECISIONS
FAVOR WICK S ELECTION.
Attorney John Itustgard, acting as
nmlons curate, has filed a brief in the
United States district court In the
mandamuB proceedings Instituted to
compel the canvassing board to disre
gard certnln returns and Issue a cer
tificate of election to Senator Charles
A. Sulzer, In which he challenges the
jurisdiction of the court. Mr. Rust
gard appeared In the case In response
to the Invitation of Judge Robert W.
Jennings to any member of the Alaska
bar to appear In behalf of Judge Wick
ersham. The court extended this In
vitation at the time of the hearing of
the case.
| Mr. Hustgard has cited decisions
I to sustain his position, and they are
i being examined by Judge Jennings.
Mellenthai and Hellenthnl and Winn
and Burton, attorneys acting for Mr.
Snlzer, have also filed an additional
Brief, dealing with the Jurisdiction of
the court, containing additional cita
tions in support of their actlln in
taking the matter to the court. Judge
Jennings still has the matter under
advisement.—Juneau Dispatch.
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SPECIAL DANCE TONIGHT.
By request the Bon Ton orchestra
are giving a jitney dance this evening
In Hogg’s bungalow hall. Itemember.
you pay only for the dunces that you
dance. Ladles don’t disappoint us.
JN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
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, Expert stenographer, twelve years' 1
experience, wants position; good ap
I pearance and character; best of refer
I eneos. Address Venie P. Abbott,
I Titties office.
For Sale — 1,8ihi feet of piling. Ap
| ply to Lighthouse Packing Co.
| Wanted — Maid for small family.
Apply M'■a. E. 1. Harwood.
Wanted .Maid for general house
work. Apply this office.
Wanted — A solicitor for laundry.
Apply to Modern Laundry.
| Wanted -- \ bookcase. Apply at
Daily Times office. j
For Kent — Five room apartment.
Inquire at Empress theatre.
For Kent — Half of a good sized
store. Apply City Express.
| For Kent — Three rooms for light
housekeeping. Apply J. K. Smart. 27-5t
For Sale — Three room cabin. In
quire Times office.
| For Sale—Household furniture. Mrs.
Fillinger, Oldtown. Alaska.
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THIS SESSION
LEGISLATURE
(By Associated Press)
JUNEAU, March IS. — This session
of the legislature promises to lie the
scene of a hot combat between the
people of the territory who are bent
on making the salmon packers pay
a lion's share of the cost of territor
ial government, and the attorneys and
lobbyists for the packers.
Alaskans are satisfied with the law
which was passed by the last leglsla
ture, and upheld by the supreme court
by which mining companies are taxed
on their output above a certain inr
omit, and the fish packers are taxed
for every case of salmon.
To see the legislators gathered
about the streets or in the hotel lob
bies one not acquainted with Alaska
would never guess the hardships some
of these men have gone through to
be present at this session. The men
representing the Koyukuk and Nome
I districts were on the trail from 40 to
j (id days from the time they left their
j homos until they boarded the steamer
| at Cordova for Juneau.
Among the local items of Interest to
j come before the legislature is a bill
! to make it a misdemeanor to issue
[checks without having sufficient funds
in the bank to cover the amount. This
statute wus not needed in the old days
but Alaska is filling up with outsld- |
ers. Then there are needed changes
in the mining law to lie taken up.
some game regulations and provisions
for the schools to conform with the
new bone dry bill.
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OFFICER TURN8 CARPENTER.
(By United Pres*)
WA8HINC1TON. March 15. — A» a
naval officer. Lieutenant Byron Mc
< andleaa, aide to Secretary Daniels, |H
a carpenter extraordinary And a* a
remilt, the navy department la today
thirteen room* richer.
When McCandleea was told that the
thirteen rooms — on the fourth floor
of the state, war and navy building—
were available, but funds for a car
penter were not, the versatile lleuten
ant donned a pair of greasy overalls
and with two radio experts, put the
room In shape.
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C H. Prlng, expert piano Inner, is In
Cordova for a few days, and will look
after your Instrument. 12 :<t
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♦ (By United Press) *
♦ These are authentic quotations ♦
♦ from the pamphlet on babies by ♦
♦ Dr. I,. Emmett Holt of Columbia ♦
♦ University and Dr Henry I., K. ♦
♦ Shaw of Union University. +
♦ Concerning the summer care ♦
♦ of breast fed babies. Breast milk ♦
♦ is the best milk for the summer. ♦
♦ Breast fed habiles seldom have ♦
♦ severe diarrhoea. If they vomit ♦
♦ or have acute indigestion it is *
♦ usually because they have been ♦
♦ fed too much or too often, or be- ♦
♦ cause the mother is so sick or ♦
♦ tired out that her milk is very ♦
♦ poor. In very hot weather the ♦
♦ baby should nurse very often ♦
♦ Peed him only about once every +
♦ four hours, but give him cooled, ♦
♦ boiled water freely between the +
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FRESH FISH
Halibut, Herring, Red Snappers and Codfish Sold
by the pound and ton, wholesale and retail.
Delivered Wednesday and Thursday.
Shipping Day—Thursday (on railroad).
Orders can he left at the Blum, O’Neill Co. store or
write to me at ('ordova.
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MODERN LAUNDRY
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Empress Theater
THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1917.
SPECIAL BILL—VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES.
Billy Woodworth'
INIMITABLE COMEDIAN,
Will hntcrtain With Music, Son^ and Comedy, Introducing His
< )wn < (riginal Act, the
Cabaret
The Pictures Include Local .Juneau Scenes, Drama and
SIPNKY DRKW and HAM iV lii'l) C( tMKDIKS.
ONE SHOW ONLY, BEGINNING 8 P. M.
ADMISSION.50 CENTS
NEW SPRING HATS
A large assortment of the latest styles in ladies’ hats
lias just been received from the east, where Mrs. Kate
Rolfe is now making purchases of her spring and sum
mer goods.
CALL AND EXAMINE THEM WHILE THE
SELECTION IS HOOD.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
ROLFE’S
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Mrs. F. A. Stevens
lias just arrived from New York with a Fine Line of 1
Latest Creations in
Ladies Furnishings
Including Tailored Suits, One-piece Silk and Woo
Dresses and Waists. -
SPRING HATS
A Nice Line Just Arrived From New York.
KENDRICK BUILDING.
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I Replace Utensils That Wear Out
I With Utensils That WEAR-EVER
I WEAR-EVER
I Aluminum Utensils
I WILL NOT ROST, can. jpa\\ fefll/aBa
■ not chip or crack, are Make your seiection now |
I light in weight, bright as * IjH wMYJHmD ,, _
» & > s r IBB while the stock is com
m silver, absolutely pure and , j
■ y '1 plete in all styles and sizes
■ with ordinary care will V
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I the use and care of Aluminum is yours for the asking
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And In About A Week We Will Also Have The
Grocery Stock
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