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Douglas Island news., 1917-06-08

The only point from which we could fire upon these destructive guns was 80 exposed that any artillery we might be able to mount there could only count on tho shortest shrift under the fire of the hundred or more "heayics" that the Austrians would be able to concentrate upon it And yet q GguredJ, well cm- ployed, these few minutes might prove enough to do thc work in. As there was mo other alternative de- cidcd Co chance it."
 As later shown, the results iusti- fled the risks taken and General Gar ibaldis army scored one Of the big gcst victories of tho war.
Douglas Island news., 1917-06-08
LOCAL BOYS IN YUKON

Wbitchorsc has che best baseball team this year she has had since 1907. and among her best men thIs season are Oscar Grmdlcr. a Douglas boy. and Tom Granville. formerly of Whitcborsc but for nearly two years past employed ot Che Alaska GostI- ucau Gruudlcr is working at Che Venus mine near Conrad City, but hts iamc as ball player having reached Che ears of Che manager of Che Whtcrouc team hc was sc- cured lor celebration day. and gave and excellent account oi himself on first base. Granville pitched for Whitcborsc.
Douglas Island news., 1917-06-08
ISLANDERS TO
 CELEBRATE 4th
Blood as Red as That Which Bap- tizcd Bunker Hill Runs Ram
 pant Hereabouts

win Islanders celebrate the Gel o-rious Fourth?
 They will. and they will do it with that utter abandon of reserve that invariably charactcrizcs Amer leans when they do honor to their country and their country's flag.
 There was well attended meet ng ot the City Hall Wednesday night the result of a call by Mayer Smith for a meeting to arrange for the Fourth Of July celebration. In the absence of the mayor, he being .unayoidably prevented from being present II. F. Murray called thc meeting to order and explained its object F. J. White was made chairman and M. V. Chrismm sec retary.
 A motion by M J. O'Counor that Douglas Island, from Dutchys Ranch to Point Retreat celebrate the Fourth was unanimously carried. Committees were selected as follows.
 Finance p. IT. Fox. F. X. J. Gall was, P. R. Bradley. James Christoc. Martin Olson.
 Sports -Thos. G. MacDonald Jack Henson, Jack Langscth, Jack Will son, Paul Blocdhorn, Gus Moyal Monte Benson, N. " Christman, Oliver olson.
 Music D. J. Kinzic. Carl Brick son, F. J. Dyer. Paul Kcgcl.
 Decoration II. V. sully. R E. Coughlin, otto Widemaun.
 Printing Jack Langscth Jack Henson, F. J. White.
 Oratory IT. F. Murray E. E. smith
 Dance Emmct Carrol. "Tcx" Zim- mcrman. M V. Christman, Oliver Ol- son, l.. s. Ferris.
 The first named of an committees is the chairman Of that committee. Mir. Fox. chairman of the finance committee, is the treasurer.
 Mir. O'Connor treasurer of last years celebration committee. turned over Co Mr. Fox Sl3.7O which re- maiucd in his hands after an bills were paid. II. E. Murray reported thc sum ot S23S voted to the cclcbra- ton committee by tho late Conner cial Club.
 Another meeting will be held in Che same place, City Hall at s o'clock next Wednesday night when the finance committee will report and when further arrangements will be made
Douglas Island news., 1917-06-08
TO STIMULATE
 LOCAL TRADE
Movement Now on Foot for Organ izatiou k. Island Business
 Interests

Pursuant Go gau. % meeting of number O. members of Jhc Doug las Island Commercial club was held u tbc council chamber of Che c.v m Monday night after ad- fuuumeut ol che council when y... President P. N Simpson pre- sided Secretary E E smith read fre minutes of tHc last meeting ol tns club. Che datc ot such meeting teue July ll. lgls. Treasurer Martin Olson reported having ou hands and brIouE.ue to lhc orEaui- ration Che sum ot Sea>1U Motions fo turn tre money over to thc hu- .r.r committee Co bg named later tr arrange .or Fourth ut July ccIc. Hrauru and ro dsbgrd rhc commcr- .aI club carried unanimously
 \ proposition f1 orlau.Ec a new .umm.r.a. body u. some kind was .H.u I-.e.y Is.usseI tfc speakers being E E smith E N Hubbard. r M simpson. Martin olson E. J.. White Lcu YumE. Paul E'oedhoru. T. H Leyers. L. \. s'aug and others. MI favored tue organization O, che business interests and many yaIu- able ueeesIurs v.re n#.rgI
 Mr. Sian. submitted chat some ar-
 negm.n, .HuuI bc maJe tor small launch .1 mako regular trips t1 tuc fishing grounds for tHe pur- pos. uf u.Hcrue together and hrueue to town He catches of che small boat. which .uu mlko Che trips themselves only af tbe cost 0f .un.Ierab.. .me and then they are unable to Hrus mor. chan few hundred pounds O. HsH.
 \ committee consisting of Martin olson. E. J. White. E. E smith. Paul Wocdbom and H E Murray was appointed by fue chair for Che pUr- pose ot talking up % now orEau.za- tIur along tEc uur. discussed and reror. t1 a meeting of citizens fo be I.H ar come future date Go bc sc- fe.fcI by Inc committee
Douglas Island news., 1917-06-08
DOUGLAS MAN DROWNED

Ed Nelson. resident of Doue.l- who was formerly employed ot rne Zoo mine at TrcadvcU. was drowned from small boat near che Standard Ou dock ou thc opposite s.Ic of Che Channel from here Wcd- ugday evening between and 6 o'clock. Uc accidentally feel over board wbil, passing along che edge or che house from che bow Go thc stern ol tbe boat Cf Johnson who was with Nelson ut thc umc eu- dcayorgd Co rescue him. but hc sank almost immediately. Richard and Oscar sroIudrt ol th.s place. arc cousins ol Nelson and they with sev- eraI ol che dead mans friends have since been srapplus for thc body but without success. Nelson had Che reputation oC bcluE a sfoa3E young fellow and good worker x brother who went from hero Go Anchorage some Imc ago. has ho.u notified of che drowning
Douglas Island news., 1917-06-08
sULzER DELIVERING GOODS

Masku's delegate to congress, Hon. Chas A. Sulzcr is laboring necessarily Co advance Che best in- tcrcsts of his constituency and is overlooking nothing that will tend to better conditions for Alaska and Alaskms. As a real representative he is filling the bin in every detail.
Douglas Island news., 1917-06-08
ARE LICENSED
 DOGS IMMUNE
From Restriction When They De- stroy Gardens and Howl to the
 Exclusion of Slumberl


 The question contained in Che heading Co this article Is one large and rapidly increasing number of people m Douglas ycaru to have answered. Iu these times of war there is but little difference between parIots and "potatriots." and it is 'bc latter that arc mtcrfcrcd with iu their ulc liberty and pursuit of happiness by dogs.
 Hypothesis A man. woman or child. as Che casc may be. plants % certain piece of ground to potatoes. radishcs. lettuce, bccts. onions or garlic depending on nationality. Dame Nature does her part and tcn- der shoots at length appear and tcn- drills reach forth their rcachcrs. Tho heart of thc hortculWrist re- iolrcs and all is we'll.
 Second Spasm The curtains Of night are pinned down by the stars as has been Che habit of curtains and stars ever since glass houses wore invented and che stars sang together The horny handed vicldcr Uf tGc hoe is wooug Natures sweet rcetorcr m thc uustarchcd robe of sleep. X hcaycu-born smile wroaths ur mug He is dreaming of new potatoes with cream Possibly Of garlic.
 Third Agony One, two. eight possibly dozen mongrcl CUTS come buudnr along. They do not sneak Ou Che other hand they come witch loud acclaim. barking yernue. suappmr and marlinE They are out for a time. They yolp with delight when they see Che newly turned Iuum u "pouauIots' gar lou. They enter it they dig it up they vaIIov their backs iu Che fresh earth and dauelc their feet in the air m elyc. They deyastutc that garden and go on, looking for more
 gardens tu dcyust0tc and lay waste
 Fourth flyslgr.a It is morn. old Horny Hand awakos. He stretches himself and rcioircs chat hc is moro beautiful than thc rose lcycry man bons entitled to think os hc plcascs about hmsc.0. Is goes forth Co molsur. tbo growth of his plants while hc slept loo his eyes play him ulsce They do not. lie sees what tHc dogs have done. and what hc uys but what he says is never read Iu respectable newspapers. Amy way bc uys aplcuty.
 It was party ot horliculmrists that had been through thc cXpcri- cucc so rudcly outlined above that, headed by otto Widcmaun, called ut tHr council chamber last Monday night when thc council was iu scs- sion and complained that gardening in Douglas under existing coudi- H0ne is most diseouragiug and haz- ardous business that dogs simply own Che town at night and that Co attempt to raise stun with which tu feed family. Co say nothing of au army of soldiers. is simply out ar the question until Che hoards of u.rHt-rolmue cauincs are restricted.
 Thc council took Che matter m- der adyis.mcut and if the present dog ordinance is insufficient to meet hc requirements, another win bc drafted. m thc meantime. it win not mean that thc town has been Invaded by foreign enemy if shots are heard Go pmcturc thc fog-lodcn atmosphere that Is over and about us these otherwise suu and listlcss nights.
Douglas Island news., 1917-06-08
TEN MILLION REGISTERED

Ten million men bctwccu Che ages of 2l and 3O registered for military duty in Che United States Tuesday of this week. Registration day for Alaska has not yet been set, but doubtless will bc fixed soon.
Douglas Island news., 1917-06-08
FOURNIE- BOWLING

on Thursday evening, June C. Peter w. Fournic. of Hoonah. and Scliuc Bowling. of Douglas. were united in matrimony by Rev. F. &. Bollinger. Mir. Fournic came Co Douglas with his launch and will return in few days with his bride to Hoouah. where he has been resid- ing for some years.
Douglas Island news., 1917-06-08

R. R. Hubbard expects to leave with his family some time before Che end of the present month for Auburn. Wash. near where he owns a small farm and on which they win make their home The Hub barIs have lived in Douglas nearly 2O years and their many friends win hope an kinds of good things for them iu their new home.
Douglas Island news., 1917-06-08

Mir. and Mrs. Jack Mcdonald and Mrs. Harry Morton and children re- turned yesterday evening from a weeks outing at Hilda creek. where Mir. Mcdonald owns a homestead.
Douglas Island news., 1917-06-08

R. W. Sims. accompanied by his mother, is here on visit to the lattcr's brother, former City Mar shal W. A. shafer. Tho Sims are from Toledo. Ohio, and this is their first visit to Alaska. They will spend several weeks here
Douglas Island news., 1917-06-08
CARDS TONIGHT
 AT LABOR HALL
Event of Che Week Takes Place To. night for Benefit of Local
 Red Gross

Everybody com tHc Island rh9t en- joys cards win be at lahor Union uau tonight not only rhaf thoy may have pleasant time. but chat they boost tbc Rcd Cross There win Doe au kinds oE card games except "drav" and OH HaI "uarts' win als1 bc barred huf there win bc tables for whist 5u0. bridge and .1ro.
 Refreshments wU He served and pleasant evening Us assured aI who are present. II you have not already enrolled your mmo oU thc Red Cross. come prepared t1 slip Che organization a dollar Fun dress suits and dgaue from cold decks win both be HarreI Tho admission for aI players win be s5 cents per-
Douglas Island news., 1917-06-08

w. G. Fortmau and James J. Dem u.s. two insurance men from Port land. Oregon. were here ou Tuesday looking over local conditions.
Douglas Island news., 1917-06-08

Gene" Wcschcnlelder the well known butcher. left Wednesday for Che westward
Douglas Island news., 1917-06-08

George E Jame. win hc au ar- rival from rhe south ou che steamer Humboldt today Mr. James spent bc winter u California for his health. which. according to report s much improved
Douglas Island news., 1917-06-08
MRS. GRIER's AT HOME

Mrs. A. E. Gricr will be at home Co her friends Wednesday afternoon. June l3. at her home on s. Ann avenue Accompanied by her son, Mrs. Gricr will leave for thc out side about the goth of the month.
 Lou Miller left Tuesday for Ella mar. where he vii Doc employed the remainder of the season
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14
City NeUS IN Brief

FORMER STUDENTS Of the University Of
Nssoau vil tu.I au informal luncheon to-
day noon sn thr " C. A cafeteria
RESTORATION or HER maiden name Of
Mary Cotu,r b. asked Boy Mrs Elmer Walker
we're married Apu. 20, lell, N Wcbber
Falls. Texas.
TWO COUPLES b,nyed the Friday the
tmItrsrta looIop yesterday and took out
marriage ug,Hss at the courthouse They
Ntro John k,1N. ~ ard Myrtle Cos 20,
Sand Spring. Matter Diuker -j. aud Mrs.
-.nnie iIo.me., -. Tulsa.
CLAIMING THAT Oil from the tanks of
tho fwirc company oyoriiowcd and made
tho surrounding luud unfit for agricultural
purposes Frank and Nina SnIder ash 5000
damage Iu suit filed ~ district court yes
terday. The lend is located three miles
wset Of Tulsa
WALTER MURRAY, the l1-ycar old son
of " A Murray l2S South Utica who lcft
home lust sunday afternoon was found on
10y Policeman Tubrr Walter had wandered
over the western part Of thc city West Tulsa
and sapulpa during his absence aud returned
TO IuIsa "Wednesday.
HEARING ON tho courscation Of an al.
legged booze autnmc> ilc belonging to g. "
ltubie was continued 90 April . by Judg'
StHndcveu when the case wa cal before
hlm yesterday The ear was a roadster and
when captured two months ago by the police
90 said to have contained ls1 quarts OF
whisky
DIRECTOR j. y FORSTER Of the Cham
beg NJ Commerce yesterday was selected by
President T. NJ. Mcfarln Of that organisa
uou as chairman of a committee composed
of the other directors to uuu for Iuleu B
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14
RAIN WAS OF GREAT VALUE
Bu in Some sections Came Too Late
10 save Wheat Crop

NIttlAI 20 ht world.
lINGllNG. okla. Arrl t5-Rc-
cont rains In southern Oklahoma wors
of iuostiWable value TO cotton, corn
and oth"r spring crops, h.t Z is
doubtful If thcy were in time to save
the wheat production 20 more than
half a crop. Wheat mad not suffered
greatly n,il hot winds hit II few
days before tnc rain. The damage OF
these few days can hardly be over
come 10y later rains this spriuE Elmer
Evans IF lhc triple r. Oil company
made rip over southern counties 10
the west Of here before the rain Hr
reports that wheat everywhere had
been Drowned and burned, some of 1t
beyond redemption.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14

purchase = site for Masonic home and
erection OF the building will begin in tho
next few weeks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14
To Drive Out -IaIaria and Build Up
The system

Take the Old Standard GROVES s
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
Qunine and Iron in tasteless form.
5OC
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14

Unpaid telephone bills for the
month of March are past due. If not
paid 10y y. m. Of the 18th service
will bc discontinued. Pioneer Telc-
phone & Telegraph Co.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14

OKLAHOMA CITY The state Ioarl OF
agriculture Wednesday placed cattle quaran
tine restrictions around Marshall county and
the work Of c,eaniue that section Of cattle
ticks is under Way. with a view TO PACING
the county above the quarantine line at the
earliest pos bile moment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14

ELK CITY As soon as title to the real
cStgte can bee cleared steps will be taken to
rchuilu the post office and Elks home
which was burned few weeks ago. The
new structure win have three storerooms on
the first floor and the second story devoted
10 the lodge
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14

ELF CIT1 Sam VI Flournoy has gone to
Sharon to take charge OF the ranch owned 10y
Jack love, corporation commits ioner. He
was ont Of the pioneers of this soo..on and
served four years as postmaste! 1T his
Office
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14

PoRUM Smallpox has made its appear
ancc at this place. tho family OF 7. j. Me
Cel1n being afflicted BY direction Of the
county attorney the home has been quaran
tined. Mcclellan was "A deputy sheriff
under Ledbctter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14

GUTHRIE Harry Fccs 2o-ycar-old hoy
Of Ibis ci'y. has hccn swdyiuE wireless
Gel graph, iot year. and has had an eN.
per,r,u'al stttiun ot his home. Wedue-day
special officer ot .h' war department took
posse sion of the apparatus and closed tue
station Young Fees win report to .hc de-.
paItmeut Tor assignment ia tie wireless
service.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14

MANCHESTER- Lieut. Lloyd Il Russell
left Thursday for Fort Leavenworth Kan,
to join the army for active service \ dele
gatigu Of MaSouS nearly two hundred
school children and large Number OF chill
dren went TO the railway station to bid him
farewell
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14

McALESTER To show its patriotism the
school board passed Il resolution t. deal
with American institutions only. Several
German fire insurance policies on city school
buildings were ordered cancelled and re
written by American companies.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14

DURANT The officers and directors Of
the Bryan Count >Hir association met here
Tuesday afternoon and decided 10 hold this
year + county far September 10 <. The
secretary was empowered to proceed with
out delay wish advertising and other prepa
rGtiOus
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14

HUGo-'The bank Of Garvin, 35 miles
east Of here, was held up Thursday ly a
lone bandit md $500 secured Cashier
Kirk was alone in the bank when the robber
entered and locked him in the vault
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14

ELK CITY-A committee has been APP
pointed by the local Masons to select and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14

MALESTER- SouIhbound Katy frel-.lt
train was wrecked at Limestone Wednesday
afternoon. IA cars OF merchandise gong into
the ditch. 1t is reported that 10 one was
ipiurad
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14

CLINTON -Wyllis Balock, burglar sus-
poet who escaped from Arapaho jail while
repairs were under way succeeding the big
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14
NeirS of the State

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OF 'A's cry, las hreh sthal lAE Wit'Its'
i'' -i"NNt i"t !tara ana has. A4d an tA'
p'ft''NiM s'luoh ut MS nome Wedut u'i
a Np''i'l 'iI,'' "i .n' W ar ''F.r'n'H' 'ooh
P'''' $50" 'I NE "pP1'.I'''s Aua 'l'sTu 'N'
l'itmeui for assignment IA TIE wireless
s'rNl''.
nUltANT About n hundred citizens met
h,re iu the courthouse Tuesday nilft and
organized the Bryan County Patriotic league
District Judge jesse N Hatchrtt was elected
rolls agreeing go meet every night and drill
fiji, students q the normal nave also Or
gained and arc drilling daily.
CIrTFprE u.cnp.. to consider what
,rct. .ralI Doc tas,r Iu regard fn the CON
,.,',l,.. Ia. aud .t. N,,T,.i., ,,r r.,..-,.t,.
to ~iy, a.. I,rJ =, ,,n u,iroi.ifg ra, de-.
f.rtrd B., r,a.rt ,I..ii,r but "a, att,,i,.t
Mil H.. mad. to bs,. il r.s,ibr,itt,J
,cp.,.,7 5,
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"N go. ID" "'',N "'" l'"'l''"i! every H"''
n.y. onHy oe'io"d to abolish all avn. me
I've lie lr''.y-, w. .I"'r lI"I' "t,'
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tine restrictions around Marshall county ana
tht WORK Of ''eanlng mat section OF c"lie
y. ~ is un''' way, WIN view 10 a'H-
,ne '".". "pIN' t"t quarantine me ~ 'ne
'"'i'''' P"Ns'''e "'"''''.
nv c,r,, M
eNi'ie can be cleared. steps VIII be taken to
t..t" me I"S' oiIl,' ana fIhS nome
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-13

"Neumnosti MISC. n vse neumno. kar sc
skuha V nasi CLAW. Poprej je po vasi rogovi-
ill ..." je menil u~zalieni hlapec in sc porogljivo
nasmehnil, ceS, tudi mi nekaj vemo.
mi ga bio ma vasi i'll ne V Planjavi."
"Kaj hos to trdil, &c sem ga pa sam videl Ma
vasi.'
In trdo hi Sc bi!a zbesedila Tone i'm frtiski
hlapec, ola nj zdajci pristopila k ognju nova ose-
ba, ~gospodar Planjavec. Planjavec ina nekaj
minut mad vasjo svoje precej razsezno posestvo,
XII Sc imenuje Planjava. Peca Sc zlasti z zivino.
reio in sedjarstvom. Zivi sam Ease, kakor bi bill
re istinit planinScak, in V vas pride malokdaj.
Pri vaScanih velja Ia modrega moza in umnega
gospodarja i'll 4 nekako spostljivOstjo gledajo k
MENU. Ma mem Sc vidi, da priuci vcasi Osame-
lost cloveka ~globokih in stvarnih razsodkov.
"Frtiski, pusti Toneta, maj pove svoio!" je
miril P~lanjavec hlapca S Frtice, XII 81 nj dial do.
kazati, da je bill Tone oni, XII Sc je samotek Pc
ljal ma vozu. ''Tone je bill pc svetu in je kaj
id. ii 81 ST fiscal vedno lie gabrovskih peel,
Tone Sc je ueil, ii 81 kosil in krompir o~kopaval,
torej wee We nego til
"ZdaJ lahko vsak takO pravi, ampak kar sem
videl, to je kakor pribito in nj ga studenta ma
svetu, XII bi me mogel prepricati, da bi bilo toka,
pa je amen besedi." Hlapec S Frtice Sc lie lagal,
zakaj dokazano j, da nj mogel videti namislie.
mega antikrista, ker je bill oh drugem potresnem
sunku predalec cd Smoletove ~gostilne: ali ime.
nitno sc mu je zdelo veliGati sebe "a prica takega
groznega dOgodka.
All ce ii pravim. da sem bill jaz tisti, raz.
vnel sc Je Tone. GILLETTE, to Sc je dogodilo vse DO
naravni pOti; tudi nastanek potresa Sc Ola lahko
razjasniti So. tn nj mic cudezev. Zemlja Sc krci,
leze proti sredini, takorekoc sauna V sebe 49,"
"Kdaj 81 pa ii to videl? I'll nemara tudi sill.
Els, kako trava raste?" je vprasal hlapec.
"Da Sc zemlja krci, seveda nevidno IA mas,
to so spoznali in dokazali mozje. cato nastanejo
vcasi pod zemeljsko skorjo prazni %prostori, mad
katerimi wise tezke grrde skal, XII z vso svojo te.
20 silijo V praznino. Tiste podzcmeljske Crude