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Douglas Island news., 1912-04-17
The Douglas Island News.
THE FIELD.
Spokane, Thursday. The Hum mboldt, Friday.

up hlS new home'
 Clothes baskets-an sizes-S1.25 and up. At Jensen's.
 Fresh Bread, Pies and Doughnuts daily at Leiyer's.
 A full line of Palmer's toilet articles at the Alaska Drug Go.
 A full line of dishes at very reason able prices. See Jensen.
 Mrs. John Henson won pair of shoes prize night at the Lyric
 Rakes, hoes, spades, shovels and other garden tools at Jensen's.
 A full line of spectacles and eye classes at the Alaska Drug Go.
 Fred Dutton has gone to Excursion inlet to work in the Kane sawmill.
 Try our greaseless cold cream. Each jar guaranteed. Alaska Drug Go.
 Get your fresh Ranch Eggs at FoX's. Don't cost any more than poor ones.
 FRESH CREAM at the City Bakery. Shipments received on every Hum boldt.
 They always strive to please at the Treadwel Club barber shop. You're next.
 P. S. Early came down from Yankee cove on the Georgia the first of the week.
 Abner Murray got in the first of the week with boom of logs from Peril straits.
 We still have few more Victor Rec ords left, at the same prices. Alaska Drug Co.
 Lawn Grass and Alfalfa seed at P. H. Fox's store. Now is the time to get lawn started. Just arrived-A large shipment of Columbia Double Disc Records at the Alaska Drug Go.
 The government submarine clothes line cable has been out of commission for the past week.
 Chris Larson, the carpenter, returned ou the Seattle from a winter vacation spent on the Sound.
 FOR SALE-A story-and-a-half house and a small cabin in Douglas. Good location. P. A. Anderson.
 All A. B.'s are expected to attend the meeting of the camp next Tuesday night. A bunch of mushers.
 Charlie Patterson celebrated his seventh birthday yesterday afternoon by entertaining few friends.
 Take your dull scissors, saws, axes and Knives to Jeusen and have them sharpened. Scissors a speciality.
 Boys express wagons-just the thing for the boys to haul wood with. For sale at Jensen's Hardware store.
 Prize night at the Lyric Friday night. The prize given by Wm. Stubblns. The Lyric orchestra will furnish the music. A meeting of the Douglas Civic I'm provement club will be held at the school house next Monday night at 7:3O.
 Deputy U. s. Marshal W.D. McMillan expects visit next month from his father, mother and sister, who live in Oregon.
 Remember the free supper in the basement of the Swedish Lutheran church tomorrow lThursday) evening from to 9 o'clock.
 Miss Maizie Clark, who has been visiting with Mrs. w. D. McMillan, left this morning on the Dolphin for her home at Portland, Ore.
 Miss Dolly Case, who has been in charge of the music department at Smiths left on the Jefferson, Saturday, for her home in Wrangeu.
 Smoke was seen issuing this morn ing from the new steel stack at the James sawmiIl. The tug Alice arrived this morning with boom of logs.
 W. A. Hills, demonstrator for the Remington Arms Company and the U. M. c. ammunition, gave an exhibition back of the school house Sunday after noon.
 The City of Rome will leave Friday night over the bar, carrying A. Bari telIo, Paul Bloedhorn and Paddy Cav anaugh to Tenakee for fortnight's nnhinn
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
GOODYEAR COMPANY
NOW HAS BRANCHES
IN SIXTY-SIX CITIES

The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com
pany, of Akron. Ohio. has NV &C direct
FACTORY branches in the United States
and Canada.
"A service syst en- covering large area
with service points at frequent intervals.
nas been necessary owing to the increase
in business in the last two years." says
G. NJ. Stadelman, secretary " the com
pany.
The Goodyear Company occupies up-to-
date and elaborate quarters in most of
the large cities. whore its branch houses
have been established, and a uniform plan
of construction has teen adopted both in
the exterior and the interior
The Philadelphia branch house is looked
upon as one Of the most modernly equip
ped tire branch houses in the country.
The new building is being erected in
Detroit. Mich, on Jefferson avenue New
Goodyear quarters are being prepared in
New York, Boston. Chicago and other
principal cities.
The Detroit building Is 5-story struc-
ture. 19sx47 feet, and contains 200 win
dows The building is Of white stone and
red pressed brick.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
FLORIDA MAN
On LONG TRIP
Merchant of Jacksonville Is
Now Driving Over Entire
Continent.

At the Touring club in New York city it
was announced the other day that scores
of requests have been received for trans
continental itineraries and 1t Is predicted
during the year hundreds Of the club
members win have covered the routes
which have been laid out by its official
path finders from the Atlantic to the
Pacific
One Of the longest individual trips which
has been planned by a club member this
season is that of Max Hirschman, a re-
tired merchant of Jacksonville. Fla, who
has started on au automobile trip TO
Portland. Greg, going by way of Atlanta,
Chattanooga, Nashville, Louisville. Gin
cinnati. St Louis, Kansas City, Denver
and San Francisco, from where a side trip
will be made to Los Angeles. Upon re-
turning to San Francisco, Mr. Hirschman
will go to Portland. Greg, returning East
by the way of Yellowstone Park, then
over the Touring clubs northern route via
Ogden, Cheyenne, Omaha and DesMoines
to Chicago.
From Chicago East, Mr.. Hirschman will
follow the popular route via Cleveland.
Rochester, Syracuse, Utica, Albany and
Pougskeepsie to New York, where he will
report at the headquarters of the Touring
club of America at Broadway and Seven
ty-sixth street, thereby completing one of
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
.YOUNGSTER DRIVES
COLE TO VICTORY
AT BENNING TRACK

WASHINGTON. June despite the
fact that the Cole Motor Car Company
OF Indianapolis, has ceased racing, Jo-
seph Trimble's privately owned Cole easily
won the 2o-mile free-for all race held
at the Benning track.
Cleveland Campbell, whom experts say
is conner" as a race driver. piloted the
fast yellow Cole. Early in the race
Campbell showed his spurs. for with an
other car tapping him he caused his Cole
to leap forward and assume a comforta-
Bile lead. The youngster, who is in the
employ of the G. R. Cowie Company Cole
Washington representatives, in charge of
the service department. drove his first
race and he nearly equaled the Benning
track record for the distance. The race
was staged without the knowledge of the
Cole Motor Car Company officials. Mr..
Trimble. the owner of the fast Cole.
had confidence in the speed and durabil-
ity of his car. and volunteered to loan it
to G. r. Cowie if he would permit Camp
bell to drive.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
HENDERSON PEOPLE
SIGN CONTRACT FOR
A MODEL FACTORY

The Henderson Motor Car Company,
manufacturers OF the Henderson car,
have finally closed a contract for long
time lease with the National Casket
Company for the factory site beiong ing
to the latter company located on North
West and Fourteenth streets. The Hen
dersons have been using this factory for
some time. holding an option on lease,
but the final incidents Of the deal were
not fully settled until today, when the
contract for long time lease of the fac
tory by the Henderson Motor Car Com
pany was consummated by Albert E Uhl
& Co. The former occupants will dis
continue manufacturing here and will dis
tribute their product hereafter from their
branch factories at Louisville and Chi
cago
The Hendersons have obtained one of
the most desirable factory sites in IN
dianapolis. The building is four stories
high, fronting 212 feet on West street
and 100 on Fourteenth street There is a
ground area of FIVE acres in addition to
the factory floor space
Charles A. Trask, the factory mana
ger. who has recently returned from Eu-
rope, today put his mark of approval on
the new site as permanent home for
the Henderson
THE location for an automobile manu-
featuring plant is very desirable from
many points of view" said Mr.. Trask.
The light and ventilation is excellent and
the factory building itself has all the
necessary arrangements tending toward
modernity, convenience and comfort
''n ansportation facilities are excellent
and the convenient trackage and switch
ing spaces make the location exception
ally good. The factory Is only fifteen
blocks from the center Of the city On
account Of the general excellence Of these
buildings for the purpose to which they
will be put, feel that it will materially
aid in carrying out our determination to
ship each car in such a well assembled
manner and so thoroughly inspected and
tested as TO eliminate the possibility of
the frequently necessary adjustments re-
quired by hastily assembled product"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
10000 AUTOMOBILES
WILL BE PRODUCED
BY RICH NEXT YEAR

That 10000 RICH cars will be built
next season is the announcement made
by the RICH corporation
This production is greater by many
thousands than that of any other motor
car company in the second year OF its
operation but that there Is demand for
such an output is proven by the volume
Of business done by the RICH since 1t
was placed upon the market 1t is but a
little over SIX months ago that the first
car was shipped from the factory but
this has been followed by thousands
more to all parts OF the United States,
Canada and foreign lands, until a the
present time the RICH is represented in
thirty-hve different countries, selling con-
tracts for other territory being closed
continually.
a recent advertisement for 1000 dealers
to handle the line during 1913 has brought
in a food Of replies from men through
out the country.
But this production does not mean that
the policy of the RICH corporation will
be changed, or that any less of the car
will be built in it's own plant than at
the present time. Every working part
OF the RICH. motor, transmission and
axle, is mace ana assembled IN It's own
foundry, machine, forge and emily
plants Although the RICH factory now
covers more than eight acres, many ad-
ditions are planned TO take care OF the
hundred-ear- a day average that will be
maintained next year, among these be-
ing new assembly building and a foun-
dry addition that viii nearly triple the
present capacity Of the department The
machine shop and forge departr1ent have
recently been greatly enlarged.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
Do You Know
That

Republican China is to have COM
nlete kindergarten system Installed IN
fhe national schools. Miss Mary f.
Iedvard kindergarten supervisor of
the Los Angeles city schools. an
bounced recently that she would head
the Chinese schools
To celebrate the marriage Of his two
SONS and a daughter rich Hungarian
landed proprietor at Ferenezlek has
given a sumptuous banquet. The ban
ouet was continued for three nights,
and during that time there were con-
sunned 1.134 bottles of wine, IT of rum,
y of eau de vie de prunes, 44o pounds
of beef, 900 pounds of pork, $50 fowls
and ducks. and 500 eggs.
In Norfolk people believe that what
ever YOU are doing the first time you
hear the cuckoo will be the thing you
are destined to do most frequently
throughout the ensuing year. Another
popular superstition is that an unmar-
ried person will remain single as many
wears as the number of times the
cuckoo. when first heard, utters It's call.
Strong protest is being made in South
Australia against the continued slaugh-
fer Of such rare birds as the ibis, the
egret cranes and spoonbills to supply
the demands of milliners. The slaugh-
ter renders South Australia even more
prone to plaques of grasshoppers. and
is a prime cause of the decline of its
fish resources. AS the wading birds
disappear the crustaceans that destroy
the Ash spawn increase in multitude.
While American street railways are
irving out various pay You enter"
pay within" and "stepless' cars, Eu-
ropean cities have been experimenting
with the double deck cars. Two new
tvpes of electric cars are to be tried in
Liverpool designed to facilitate prompt
exit and entrance of passengers. In
one Of these cars the main feature is
central platform divided into three
narts by brass rails. the two outer parts
being the entrance for all passengers, a
separate fight of stairs being used for
ascent TO and descent from the upper
deck. In the other type there are two
sets Of stairs leading to the upper deck
from the platform at each end of the
CO.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
F. B. STEARNS PLANT
TO BE MADE LARGER

A large new addition to the offices Of
the F. B. stearns Company. Cleveland, is
just now being completed. and plans to
give the foctory additional facilities are
also under way. This Is in addition to
the Royal Tourist factory, which is being
operated by the Stearns people as their
shop No. 8.
The Stearns output is confined exclus-
lively to cars using the knight type motor
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08

the longest entire round trip tours Of the
United states ever made by an individual
motorist Mr. Hirschman will drive a
1912 Cadillac throughout the trip.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-01-19

Yesterday there w&s to be q hearing
by U s government officers and engine.
ers at Grand Forks on the subject Ut
making the Red river q canal. This
would look ON it's fsce - an entirely
feasible project. Il is.a ,somewhat curl.
GUS fact that tho Call sffthe Red RIVER @
measured on the river course, is but ~
inches to the mile. This means thas .
dam fifteen feet h.eh swsuld back tho
water up Tor ! distance OF almost SO
miles. Az the diseance'from Pembina to
Fargo is only 100 niaes'byland and TWICE
that far by water. chen ii, would not take
many dams to make . .nayigable river all
the way at all tidlss. LnAAaanitoba some
similar work has saseady besn complet.
ed. with s.sw os anak,ng permanent
water way - HadssaBsy. II such wat.
or way should esst ee,cosnpleted then
Pembina would 10 d Tivsrpool than
is Chicago. with aa all water carriage to
Europe. ~
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-01-19
llecUM1ER FOR
ylnE-PRESIDENT

Washington, Jan. 18th. - Members Of
the National q range in che east are plan
ming . united movemens 10 Arouse ssnti-
meat for the Aomination of United States
Senator Peter ]. McCunber Of North
Dakota. Ior the vice presidency on the
republican ticket this year. In . speech
delivered few Gays ago ID Connecticut
BY George Ladd. former master Of the
Massach chussets stste grange. and one Of
the influential men il grange affairs. hs
openly advocated the nomination ot Sem
ator Met Cumber, aging IN one place 10
his address: s2
There i 20 man who has been more
loyal to the cause Of the far.ners than
Senator McCumber Of North Dskota.
and Il i my belief that the farntrs
through ghout the country would % glad
IS support him for Il least : second
'placs on the epnhlisan tickst.'e,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-01-19

the ones who will do things, but .they''
wiR feel very much more like doiag
hiags, when clothed with the sem-otR
c;sl authority Of the club, than wt,en
each one was trying to do things ala by
aaslonesome.
But. every citizea OF every town oeeht
TO he member Of the commercial club
thst ought to be IN every towa. He
msy not aspire srcare to be one df
1.-THE ''.they" but he,is doing mu,h, even
Though it be little, when he is helping
',they" to hold uptheir arms. when try
ling to prolong thesunshine for tho etown
or city.
To recapitulate; every town has either
ia '"'they" or commercial club. The
difference betwesn the two is mosttyor.
lgapizatlon. but that makes all tho differ.
rsnce in the world, in initiative ard 'inre.
suits. It is the same difference between
. mob and drilted soldiers. 6heuldsr
your musket.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-01-19
oFrsolAL eAPER OF oiTv
= ,n1,es. sa.oo PEN Aaz7rva1
=. A. Wardwsll. g. g. Thompesa
WARDW1In. Q T1o3PDou
..tnlEY.'.s

sfbiy'' live In .every town and city.
Do you know ,themi Doubtless you q
ten speak of them Certainly you often
hear them mentioned. And yet il We
should ask you to call them BY name
you would probably hesitate cons der
ably 10 naming but. few and fail entirely
in Riviag . ,lull list.
They" are the people Of the town
who do things or are expected to d.
things. When you hear the expression
''Why don't obey do. this or that aWhy
do they Ietsshis Or that be done" the re-
ference is,to the 'they" Of whom we are
talking. ~ @
While in this sense .athey" is very
indefinite tenn yet after all it means
some,hiog. But tho trouble is that It
don't mean enough. Ikis too indefinite.
It is Always . matter of.auery as to whD
is "they."
As . aaattar of fact, humanity Is 90
constructed thst the average man does
not consider thst be is;any part or par.
eel Of sthey." ca the other hand il any
man puts himself up as ssch. then some
one is likely 70 saeer and say, who made
you one Of 4sthey''3 Z \.
Hence, there il q natural reluctance
for any citisea 70 yalnntarily put himself
forward O. *they" O. for ! number Of
citizens to aasane The same aemi-oflcial
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-01-19
County News

w. j. Lean Of Dcaytsn .iaon' the road
selling calendars.
Born, to Mr.. and 1l.s lRoht. ]. Camp.
he'll Ut Walhalla, Jan. 21h., son.
The supper given by the presbyterian
ladies' Of Drayton ~ New Giears yielded
fel2l. ;.s.
Rev.Fr. Liable lefta week ago Monday
Tor sou .hern points Aad expected 70 be
absent for about two saenths
Miss Helen Deiisleos Walhalla has re.
turssd TO tue Sacred Heart Academy at
Fargo, to resume her st2dies.
';Uncle Rubs" wall he played at the
Neche,opera house on Jan. 2lst. under
the anspices Of the Nsche band.
L. w. Kenenberg, csshier at the bank
LOT Glasato., has resigned to take .a.similar
position.at his old home ia Minnesota.
August Marlineau, who is now owner
Of the Gland Central hotel n Winnipeg.
was visiting with relatives " Nschs last
week.
Mrs. N. Herbert Of Cavalier has .aald
the store building occupied ~ ,hs Gold
en- Rule store to John Goldsteia ir
81. .t1O.
B q. Kerioot IT Drayton and Nr. and
Mira Rruce srfoot Of Reynoids are
visiti.,g At, Ontario. Cal. for the nsAt txo
months.
N Mrs. J. ". Whitson Of ST. Thomas left
tor Castslia IL. last wssk a resp ma to
anessagsannouneinR the serious iiiasss
81 her sister. .as s.
p. BrgRs Of Hamilton has bought os
the administrators, e Collins l8I acres
% the Macarthur farm 10 Carlisle and
the house ia the town Of Hamilton
which he will u,s,ve to the farm, anu 10
which he viii Rivs his personal Att@ntian.
Word has l,epn rrteiyrd of the mar.
'riageot Mr.. Julia Ssrver to 4 Nj. Jack
,on, both resides u Seattle. The mar.
riage was solrn,nized 90 Jan. 3pd at Iua,O
p. Is u,,o cpnrinsioa of I q a. r. neSt.3
Ing. ard u u ssIid % have been 4nite isa.1
!,lstic. q lady q yssrs I'D an.l calsying
IA Anssicsa h.g prsoe dsd slss coapieI
5to M ssssnaiolni NJ alsAf. M Jaok 80 ii
Il! dil = liisr = D y ~ q siidss nl.g
h0ss Nm dj u B allloIgiS I'M yeGs,k
r u lnoe ioR
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-01-19
THE COST OF IT.

sSince it il tree thst during the ooua.
,ty seat removals the grieade Gf
removal gave figures to show that anew
court hOuss to ineet present rtsQutre.
,nents need notcost over o6,hU0Ot0 &c.,
OO,I, and that the county did not have 10
huild one costing more thaaa su0E
amount if It dsd not SO wish; and while
,it was also shown that by bOadinG tire
county for no more than $50, ,UCO such,ob-
>ject could be accomplished. ttore t.xssts
tusverthei u = sentiment ansong the
great majority Of the people Of the ,ooun-
" that not merely court house TO meet
present needs SHOULD be built, t,ut .iaas.
lnuch as nev one ~ all is to be huitt
'.t should b. such ~ will meet tho grow
tiag needs OF the county for the 0ext .fifty
kyesrs, or even eentury.-Cavalsee Chro:
Fnicle.
That is to say, that while the Cavalier
people did claim that . new co~rt house
laced not and wsuld not cost over 460.O0Q
|and that an issue Of e3O.OuO n 'bon.sel
.wouid be sufficient, that now they have
been convincedsby the voters outside Of
Cavalier that they we're wrong and that
10 hundred thousand dollar court house
should be builttfor poeterity, (aad there.
by, incidentally acknowledging saar con-
tention that . new court house was mot
then and is not row needed at au.A
Che only comuaent on this statement
Of the Chronicle that we have to make
at,present is, thst the Cavalier people
seem to be mudh moro ea lily co0ainced
of the need Of q fine big court house
now, than they were before election. We
gave them the figures then and they
said,we were lylngAnd trying to decisive
the people. ThesAbove quotation tram
the Chronicle proves that We were csr
rect incur estimate, but We don't ;be
lieve that q single one Of the Cavalier
committee will protest against 1.-THE peo-
pies wish" to build such an etiiiice, even
though 1t proves them wrong IN their
prediction Hguratinns.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-01-19
One ! eDl.'.ay'Only )
Free Consultation to all.

Rodleaseilsr one OF the richest men
iv,ng shnounoed that be would give a
mll,oag dollars to any physic,an who
could give him q ew stomach but it
was tool ta. Don't let it be too late with
you. no matter what your trouble is sou
can mslse money and enjoy lite when
yoa have health but you cant always
have health even if you have money.
Ths associated Doctors, as the name
impaiee, .are several speciaaists who have
cosnanned,in the treatment ,of chronic
and nssyous deseases. The arkable
sucoess .in their treatmeat of these dis.
eases hss aroused much sthusiasm in
the eerthwest states il which they
travel. ii.
The many Testimonials seceived and
many aew.cases recommended!by by former
patleats ,is- due to their nude Of treat.
ment ana careful selectioa .Of, cases, as
they do not treat acute diseases or those
TOO Tar Hene.
The following 10 partial Dist Of all.
ments tseated: 40 trouble of eye, ear,
nose aad throat, as catarrh, deafness,
stomach. iGkestincs, blood, ska, nerves,
lungs, hssrt, as asthma, consamp pti"n,
weakness, dizziness, swsllings, kidney,
bladder, bed xettinR, rheumatism. and
GASES people call private troubles.
With their system Of trealneat no
tor appendicitis, gan stones,
tumors and gsitre.
No matter what you may think or
others have tod you regarding your
consult the doctors on this trip
= it may be yoa,r last chance to zee .
specialist. For all those.~ no call on this
trip lherell be NO CHARGE for .x-
animation and consultation.
Make note OF above date and place
and hours. 4.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-01-19
Hesvy Bank Deposits.


The call statements Of the twenty. one
banks Of Pemtsina county made Decem-
ber 5th. 1911, show that the people Of
this county ara in excellent financial
aad are getting ahead rapidly.
The Capitalization Of the banks
amounts 10 e828 900 their loans aud dis.
counts to 5l,853.4l375 and total re-
sources s2Ss3,78.47, white the deposits
rcach the splendid aggregate Of s2,3S7,.
8a9l7 These deposits it divided up
among the people Of the county would
give about Sla3 to every man. woman and
chitd II the county.-St. Thomas T mes.
Statesmen wanted-to look after. our
iatets>st in Pemhina and adjacent coun.
ties. SALARY or Commission. Address
THE HARVEY OIL co
Cleveland, Ohio.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-01-19

Whe latter items also omit the cost OF
'snbpeonaing jurors by the sheriff.
But the two accounts ase,of interest in
view OF the conteution that .the saving
Tof mileage alone would be sufficient to
build a court house in Csvdlier in TWEEN.
Hty y 'ars"
Anyway, there is 10 spparant saving
|of mileage as yet by the removal of the
court house. rs 3argepart OF the ex
lpenses OF The meetings of the county
board were dirretay caused by the re-
movaI. Besides that in the nature OF
things very many mere meetings OF the
board will be necessaey during the bond
ting and building.