Remains of James Stevenson Brought to Douglas for Burial
The body of James Stevenson, who drowned near Ketchikan last Tuesday, was brought to Douglas on the Queen for burial. His sister Mrs. Leggett and nieces accompanied the remains as funeral arrangements await arrival of Mr. and Mrs. D. Leggett on the Princess Alice from Vancouver. An inquiry was held in Ketchikan. Stevenson, a cheerful man, was aboard the cannery tender Chomley when it struck a rock in Skookum Chuck, dragging him overboard and eluding rescue after an eddy pulled him beneath the surface.
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James Stevenson
Ketchikan
Douglas
John Mills
Elizabeth
Rita Robertson
D. Leggett
Princess Alice
Vancouver
Stevenson
Lone
Mr. Stevenson
City of Rome Outing Planned for Ten Day Trip
Captain Jos Retdh leads a party aboard the City of Rome departing Saturday for a ten day excursion visiting Tenakee Sitka Dr White's Springs and other points. Passengers include Mrs. Gertrude McLaughlin Mrs. Felix Gray Miss Madeline Riedi Miss Josephine Riedi and Gordon Gray.
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Jos Retdh
Rome
Tenakee
Sitka
Couple leaves Douglas for new life in Alaska
Mr and Mrs Fred Tanner, residents of Douglas for two or three months, sailed yesterday on the Queen toward Skagway to pursue residence in Alaska. Mr Tanner formerly lived in Skagway and has an opening in the car shops of the White Pass and Yukon Company awaiting him for employment.
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Fred Tanner
Douglas
Queen
Skagway
Alaska
Mr. Tanner
White Pass & Yukon Company
Leaves for Carcross with Miss Aili Kromquist
Miss Aili Kromquist daughter of Mr and Mrs Axel Kromquist sailed on the Queen last evening bound for Skagway and then Carcross where she plans to spend the summer.
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Aili Kromquist
Axel Kromquist
Skagway
Carcross
Sante Dugan Heads to Sitka for Weeklong Visit
Sante Dugan departed yesterday for Sitka for a week long visit and expects to return aboard the Admiral Rogers next week.
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Sante Dugan
Sitka
Admiral Rogers
Dance by Girls' Pep Club a Successful Summer Event
The Saturday evening dance by the newly organized Girls' Pep Club drew a fair crowd and was praised as a pleasant time. Dances are planned to be occasional events during the summer.
New Books to be Purchased for Public Library
A Library Association meeting last Saturday evening approved buying several new books. Bills were paid and a committee of Mrs. Guy Smith, Mrs. C. A. Fox, and Mrs. O. A. Stillman was formed to handle purchases. Open hours were changed to 7:30 to 8:30 on Saturdays, instead of 6:30.
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Guy Smith
C. A. Fox
O. A. Stillman
Kim dried kindling and stove wood available
Juneau Transfer Company advertises dried kindling and stove wood. Call 48, dar for details.
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Kim
Juneau Transfer Company
Dar
Tilden Secures Hartford Tennis Cup With Third Win
Hartford Conn June 7 Last Saturday William Tilden the second defeated Manuel Alonzo in the final round of the New England championship to gain permanent possession of the Hartford Tennis cup by winning it for the third time.
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Hartford
Conn
William Tilden
Manuel Alonzo
New England
Babe Ruth Hits Second Home Run Of Season
New York reports Babe Ruth connected for his second homer of the season in the third inning off Leonard of Detroit during yesterday's afternoon game.
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New York
Rbabe Ruth
Leonard
Detroit
Mexico Works in Earnest to Reorganize Army
Mexico City June 15 Troop movements into the capital raised the barrison to about 15 000 and prompted War Department assurances the troops came from outside posts to be reuniformed and rearmed Reorganization under Calles aims has reduced regular forces to roughly 90 000 with 5 000 discharged as minors over 1 000 officers downgraded to improper ranks A special commission directs modernization of military regulations and a universal training plan
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Mexico City
War Department
Calles
Last Meeting of Pioneer Auxiliary Scheduled
The last meeting of the Pioneers Auxiliary before September will be held Wednesday evening at o oclock in Moose Hall. All members are urged to attend.
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Pioneers Auxiliary
Moose Hall
Adv
Notice of debt disclaimer by husband James Haras
A public notice states that the writer will not be responsible for any further debts or credit of his wife and that she has left his room and board. Adv. James Haras.
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James Haras
Ely's Cream Balm Provides Instant Catarrh Relief
The ad promotes Ely's Cream Balm as a local treatment for catarrh and nasal congestion. It claims germs attack the mucous membranes and that applying the balm in the nostrils delivers instant relief through antiseptic fumes, urging readers to ask their druggist for a better bottle.
Electric engineers gather to discuss progressive plans
A gathering of electric engineers addresses progress in hydroelectric development across the Northwest and California. A railroad electrification report by a committee with major railroad partners is set to be presented. Mrs. John J Sherman will speak on what electricity does for women and the living standards survey by women’s clubs.
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Middle West
Pacific Coast
Northwest
California
John J. Sherman
Washington, D. C
General Federation of Women's Clubs
United States
Quart of Water Cleans Kidneys Warns Authority
An authority says flushing the kidneys with a quart of water daily helps prevent kidney strain from rich foods. The ad touts Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive kidney cleanser and urges medical checks twice yearly.
Wife Blank Yes She Is Nothing To Him Now
In Los Angeles on June 15 Judge Gates granted Marjorie Edna Hart a divorce from Perley M. Hart for cruel and inhuman treatment. She testified he demanded accounts of expenditures and accused her of flirting, asserting control despite her role as a wife.
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Eckie
Olga Celeste
Los Angeles
Marjorie Edna Hart
Sulphur Cream Promises Quick Relief for Skin Eruptions
A noted skin specialist touts a cold cream made with Men the Sulphur that stops itching and begins healing on contact for rashes eczema and pimples. It purports germ destroying properties cooling irritation and leaving clear skin. A small jar of Bowles Men the Sulphur is available at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowles
Summons for Publication in Alaska Court 1925
In the United States District Court for the District of Alaska Division One at Juneau William R. Smith sues Clara E. Smith. The defendant is ordered to appear within thirty days of service and answer the complaint or face dissolution of the marriage. First publication May 1 1925, last publication June 14 1925.
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United States District Court For the
United States OF America
Holden
Juneau
Alaska
John H. Dunn
District Court For
District of Alaska
W. BL. King
New Store Features Debut Today Afs And Learn
A local store introduces fresh items shown for the first time today. officials indicate a deliberate display of new arrivals across departments, inviting shoppers to explore the updated aisles and learn about the latest offerings.
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Barney Google
Spark Plug
Barney
Dion
Eve
Wien
King Features Syndicate
Tne
Great Britain
Tilden
Babe Ruth
Mexico
Pioneer Auxiliary
F. A. J. Gallwas Dry Goods—Hotions
Caiins
Willoughby Ave
Wal
C. Hattrick
Gastineau Hotel
Sully
Terrell
Zynda Hotel
William R. Smith
Clara B. Smith
Clara E. Smith
Smirnoff
Front St
G. E. Krause
Pacific Coast Coal Co
First National Bank
Frye - Bruhn
HARRI
The
Empire
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