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Douglas Island news., 1918-05-03
OLD POKE GOES
 TO LAST REST
A Menace to San Juan County, Ucah at Last Removed From Their
 Midst by Death

SALT LAKE CITY.-Old Poke. of Indian uprising fame, has gone to the happy hunting grounds. His death on Che Indian reservation in San Juan county, Utah. has just been announced. udrmitics from old age being Che cause.
 By his death a menace to the white settlers in Che region has becn removed.
 old Poke was the father of Tse- Na-Gat. otherwise known as Everett Hatch. It was on Hatchs account that trouble with the Indians occur red three years ago.
 In July. 1914, Deputy United States Marshal David Thomas went down to san Juan county to serve a warrant on Tse-Na-Gat charging him with tho murder of a Mexican. The Indians hid -Na-Gat. dehed Che deputy and threatened his life with the result that he returned to Salt Lake City without his man. Emboldenod by Che apparent success mI intimidation Of the officer. the Indians. under old Poke. began dep- radations and committed raids on the ranches of white settlers.
 Affairs reached a climax in March, 1915. the situation becoming SO serious that General Hugh L.. Scott, who was known for his tact with Indians. himself went among the Indians and they delivered Tso-Na- Cat Co him.
 Deputies under United States Mar shal Aquilla Nebekcr also succeeded
 in rounding up at the same time the leaders of Che gang who were sup posed to have spread terror among tho whites in tho district. These included old Poke, old Posey. Jack Rabbit Soldier and others. They were brought to Salt Lake City. but upon promising Co be good Indians were released Co return home. Tse- Na-Gat went to trial and was ac- quilted
Douglas Island news., 1918-05-03

There is no denying Che state ment that mother Is the most beautiful Che crowniug creation Of am aIlwisc Deity. The Stroller has never been a mother. but not for one instant would he detract from Che glory, honor and lustrc or moth crbood. It is beyond Che power of his weakness to- describe it as it should be there arc too few keys on his Remington, No. 70, to ascribe Co Motherhood even one small DOT tiou of what Che exalted position de- serves. Even language itself is in- adequate Co sufficiently cxtol Mother and Motherhood. The Stroller will not even attempt G.
 Father and Fathorhood. however, constitute a wholly different propo- sltiou Few poets have done much to pcrpetuatc the memory of Father. He has never been taken seriously. On tho other hand. Inc has been the goat ever since he has been Father. While songs galore may have been composed and sung in praise or Mother Father has never starred in either poetry or song Tie has ever been tho Horrible Example" When che present generation ol adults were impressionoblc children about the only time they ever heard Fa- thcr mentioned was at somc tenn perancc meeting when a tattcrcd and torn little girl. tattcred and torn for the occasion. would sing in tattcrcd and torn voice: Father, Dear Father. Come Home With Me Now"
 In later years Father has figured in low comedy such as Everybody Works But Father" and "Whats | Che Matter With Father, Where's He Been? Whats the Matter With Father He's an in." etc. But not once has he been honorcd. Father, ! Kiss" was never seen in either poem
 or song His breast is never ad.
 ycrtised as a suitable place on which
 to rest or even lean for an instant | His heart is supposed Go be about the size Of an English walnut and
 when it comes to the milk of human
Douglas Island news., 1918-05-03
Evergreen Lode Claim

Beginning at Cor. No. 1. identical with Cor. No. 4 of the New Kowee lode, Sur. No. 569. whence U. s. NJ. M. No. bears N. 30 deg. 5O min. E.. 732.G2 ft. dist; thence s. 47 degrees 23 min. W. 4S2.9 ft. Co Cor. No. 9; thence N. 42 deg. A min. w., 726.S ft. Co Cor No. 8; thence N 5O deg. IS min. w., 7579 ft. to Cor. No. 4; thence N. ~ deg. 23 min. D., 3SS.2 ft. to Cor No. o.. thence s. 90 deg. 14 min. D., 1491.2 tt. to Cor No. |. the place of be- ginning. Area 13.94G acres.
Douglas Island news., 1918-05-03
Serial No. O39O1 MINERAL APPLICATION

U. S. Land onice at Juneau, Alaska. April 10. 1918.
 Notice is hereby given that ,pur- suant to the terms of the Act Of Congress approved May 10th. 1872, and Acts subsequent thereto and amondatory thereof, and the regula- tions hereunder, George R. Perry and August P. Anderson. whose postofflco address is Juneau, Alaska. have made application for a United States patent for 1491.2 feet along the Evergreen. 1900 feet along the Maine, 1494 feet along the Del north, 15OO feet along the Gold Bullion and 1494 feet along the Happy Jack lodes. The said Ever green, Maine. Delnorth, Gold Bull lion and Happy Jack lode mining claims are embraced in U. s. Min eral Survey No. 1O72. situated on Douglas Island, about one-fourth mile from tho shore of Gastineau Channel opposite the town of Ju- neau Alaska, and more particularly described as follows:
Douglas Island news., 1918-05-03
FRENCH FOOD
 REGULATIONS
All Public Eating Houses Forced to Limit Food Served Their
 Patrons

A summary of tho now French food regulations which became cf- fcctiyo February 20 has been trans mittcd Co thc Food Administrator Iby M. Andre Tardicu. French high commissioner Co thc United States. IM Tmdicu's letter was based upon |uc French Journal OGiciel. and Isbows thc extent to which Franco has been forced Co restrict the con sumption of food.
 An fancy bread is prohibited ex- ccpt Che small Programme (obout I2M ouuccs) loaf and the long 7OO- grammc labout 24 ounccs) loaf. Making of pastries, biscuts and con fcctioncry is prohibited.
 Restrictions on Eating Houses
 Severe restrictions have been placed upon the public eating houses. They arc forbidden to serve or con sumc fresh packed butter otherwise than in Che preparation of food Cur dled or sour milk is prohibited, as is cream iu every form. cream cheese and soft cheese and an light cheeses containing more than 3G grammes of fats Co each 100 grammos Of dry substance. Tho public eating places arc forbidden to serve sugar but customers are given the right to bring their own supply The food upon which restrictions have been placed may not Doc eaten in these establishments. even if the patrons have purchased them elsewhere
 In no public eating place, except u dining ears, cautccns and rail- road refrcshmont stations, may fresh or condensed milk be served after 9 m Che morning, even by itself or mixed with any preparation, such as tea. coGcc or cocoa No solid foods may be served between 9 and n tn the morning or between 4:3O and S.3O in thc evening.
 When the price of a meal,whother a la carte or table d'hote. exceeds G francs about S12O the rcstaura- tcur Is forbidden Co serve at the same meal or to Che same customer more than two dishes with or with out vegetables. or more than one small loaf or ordinary bread The bread is limited Co 100 grammes, which is about 3la ounces. Aside from these two dishes, @ customer may have soup. oysters. or hors d'ouyro. and simple dessert. such os riuts, compete. preserves. mar maladc. or am fec made without milk. cream. sugar eggs or flour. Consumption of cheese is prohibited.
 Apply to Apartments and Hotels
 These restrictions upon patrons of public eating places apply also to persons living In an apartment or in hotel rooms, and to clubs and other places where Che consumption of food and drink is not entirely free.
 An grain which may be used for making bread Is reserved for human food
Douglas Island news., 1918-05-03

old papers for saie, s5 cents a bundle. at this office.
Douglas Island news., 1918-05-03

Iu Che United States Commissioners Court Territory ol Alaska. Di- vision Number One. Douglas Prcciug. u Probate. In Che Matter of Che Estate ot RcmI Soeucus de,oascd
 Notice Is hereby given chat tLc final account of Che administrators of Che above named cstotc has been rendered. to said Court for settle clement and chat Tuesday che End day of July IalS. at DO o'clock O.. m.. has becu appointed by Che Court for Che settlement thereof ot which time any person interested iu said estate may appear and ole his cN- captions. iu writing. to soid account and contest Che s1mc
 Dated at Douglas Alaska. this goth day of April. l9lN.
 JOHN HENSON
 U. S. Commissioner. WYNN G GORE.
 Attorney for estate.
 First publication May 8. 1918. Last publication. May 3l. 1918.
Douglas Island news., 1918-05-03
Maine Lode Claim

Beginning at Cor No. l, idcnu- cal with Cor. No. Of Evergreen lode. whence U. s. NJ. NJ. No. Q bears N 70 deg. 5S min. 13 sec. D., l294.S3 ft. dist: thence s. 4G deg. l9 min. w., GOO ft to Cor. No. 2; thence N. 60 deg. IS min. w. 1900 rt. Co Cor. No. 8; thence N. 4G deg. lg min E., 600 ft. to Cor. No. 4; thence s. 90 deg. IS min. D.. 1900 ft. to Cor. No. |, the place of be- ginning. Area 2O.523 acres.
Douglas Island news., 1918-05-03
Fare 15 Cents

Ieave DougIas ior Treadwen and
Douglas Island news., 1918-05-03

kindness, bo is accredited with be- ing as dry as a maverick calf
 Father is usually looked upon as necessary evil sort of family impeachment Co be endured but be- yond hope 80 far as making any thing Of him is concerned. He is usually credited with having mar ricd above his station In life. but that Is thc extent of Che credit given him. IIc is a perpetual grievance and owes his family am apology for existing.
 In view or Fathers standing iu life. it was delight Co thc Stroller lo come across thc following a few days ago from Che pen of S. M Phil- lips whoever he may be: When you're starting on lirc's jour
 ucy
 From your dear old childhood home. Starting out to seek your fortune In a distant land to roam; Leaving dear old friends and com
 radcs
 You have known through all your
 life;
 Going out Co fight lirc's battles. Filled with hardshIps, grief and
 strife;
 When your friends have gathered
 round you
 And Che farewell kiss is had Now remember what tcll you, Don't forget your dear old Dad In that far,on distant city You win find no dear ones there To console you when you're lonely Or Co tcll you that they care; When you write back home to
 mother,
 Brother Tom and Cousin Sue, Just remember there's another Interested In you too. In his crude. rough way he loves
 you.
 Just one word will mako him glad; Now remember what tcll you Don't forget your dear old Dad When you're sending little presents Back Go friends and sweetheart true. Don't forget your dear old Daddy He win look for something, too; You may think he does not miss you. Perhaps hc does not care. But your name win always miuglc With his night and morning prayer. Let him know you don't forget him. Your neglect win make him sad; Now remember what tcll you uon't forget ycur dear old Dad. For some day win come a message From those dear friends back at
 home. Saying. Hasten; Fathers dying, And he sends for you Co come" Then your lot Of grief and sorrow win bc lighter, ! am sure. When you know that you have shown
 him
 That your love for him was pure. When your heart with grief is
 wrinEiug. Then. my comrade. youl be glad You remembered what told you Don't forget your dear old Dad
Douglas Island news., 1918-05-03

Everybody that knows Leo Young likes him. Leo is a good fellow and that Is thc reason the Stroller win tcll story applicable Co his ease. The Stroller never involves people he does not like m stories. Lcos connection with thc Maloney ticket which went down Co defeat at the primaries this week, carrying Leo with it. recalled Co the strollor's mind Che following.
 Oucc there was a sheep owner who pasturcd his herds on tho plains or either Jericho or Montana, Che Stroll Ter has forgotten which. but it does not make any difference. Tho old herdor had two sons, one a bright, keen youth with an eye to business. the other a woak-mindcd boy who was little better than an idiot When it came time for the old man to cross Co the sunset shore of the sun- down sen he called his two sons to him and said:
 "Boys. the iig is mp with your pop. He is an In. What ! have, ! leave to you. Divide it equally be- tween you. My assets consists of 10000 head Of sheep. and you. my eldest son. see to it that your weak minded brother gets his half Of the flock. Tho division | leave to you.
 After Che old man had been buried the elder son corralled the sheep. putting an the scalawags in one cor ral and an the good sheep. with one exception, in the other. The excep- ton was a big pet wether called Billy, thc idol Of the simple boys heart This pct wcthcr tho older and foxy boy put with the scalawag sheep. Calling his younger brother. said:
 Dear Johnnie. thc sheep have been equally divided and ! will give you your choice of the nocks Come out to Che corrals and take your pick"
 The older boy imagined, or course, that his brother would have no eye for other than the flock of which the favorite wcther was a member.
 The boys first visited the good sheep which Johnnie scarcely no- ticed. Then they went to the cor l ral containing the scalawags. John nic immediately entered it and went straight to Billy. On pended knees and with his arms claspod around lBmy's neck the silly boy said:
 "Buly. VIC have been Cbooj likC brothers. Billy. we have (boo hool drank milk from the samo pan Billy. we have played and rompod together and (boo) when tired, w,
Douglas Island news., 1918-05-03

hovc lala down and slept together. but lboo), Billy, we must Cboo hoo) part Billy, you arc in damned bad company
 And that is an that was tho mat ter with Leo Hlo was in bad com pany
Douglas Island news., 1918-05-03
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When Che Stroller arose Wodncs- day morning of this week and took cusory Che does not know what
 "cursory" means. but has seen it used in this connecticut look out or his bedroom window, he theu and there burst into tears.
 Wednesday was May lst and May Day iu an civilized and respectable countries. But what thc Stroller saw whom hc looked out of that wiu- dow wos % pile of snow several feet high. The snow was drapcd iu ashes. lm cans. discarded ruhhcrs. sediment from dishwatcr and other things too numerous Go mention. but they were there. all right 10 ccr- tonly was a mess. And it was May
 Day. That was why tho Stroller vcpt
 Where climatic conditions are ia- yorable May Day is usually observed ls day of rest and recreation. The Stroller once resided iu such a couu- try and when ono May Day was past ho always looked forward Co the next with blissful anticipation. lt was a land of sunshine. nigEcrs and uurators; a land or parks and for ests where Che sweet magnolia bloomcd. yellow icssamiuc jcssamiu- ed. Che crocuscs croakcd and the chigrcrs chiggcd. The latter is a small insect about Che size of a New England church dcacon's heart, in- visible Co Che naked eye. but four hundred times more poisonous than a rattlesuakc in proportion Co its size. Iu that community on May Day Che cat was put out and every body hicd themselves Co thc deep. Iauk. dark and murky forests Go spend Che day iu idlcucss. rest, love- making. campaigning or speech making. 10 was on May Day In a sylvan glen Chow Is that2l in Florida that che Stroller once dcliy- cred his address on "Pistol Toun In Connection With Church Work" In 20 minutes by his Waterbury watch he was shot at three times twice by church dcacous and once by Re- bckah Oppcnhcimer. The deacons resented Che truth and Rcbckab was mad for thc reason that only Che preceding week Che Stroller had re- turned a mach holder she had sent to him and which bore Che words. Scratch My Back" The Stroller did not like Che sentiment IIc al- ways was peculiar that way. and Rcbekah was rather large and greasy. anyhow.
 On Che occasion of May Day tcs- tyities iu Che sunny southland. ev- crybody wears white. Che women dresses. Che men suits. and Che re- smt is chat May Day is always look ed forward Co by Che laundry people 1s it makes business for them lt also stimulates Che kerosene mar kct. for kerosene Is thc only known remedy for chigEer bites and that is why for a week following May Day everybody in that country smells like cracked lamp or a Irost-bittcu heel
 If May Day was observed in this country. instead or hearing such questions asked as (Which of my white dresses win vcar." we would hear something like "Do you think should wear couple of sweaters under my heavy coate" Just im- aguc an Che population of this community out iu tbc woods day fore yesterday, Us it any wonder Che Stroller wcpt when hc looked out on Che snow. ashes and Gin cans on Che morning of May Doy2
Douglas Island news., 1918-05-03
Delnorth Lode Claim


 Beginning at Cor. No. |, identical with Cor. No. 9 Of Evergreen lode. whence U. s. M. M No. Q bears N. % deg. 23 min. 49 sec. D., 12O3.41 ft, dist; thence s. 43 deg. 20 min. E.. 765 ft. Co Cor. No. 2l thence s. lG deg. l9 min. w., 49,3 ft to Cor. No. 8; thence N. 47 deg. OS min. w., 1494 ft. to Cor. No. {; thence N. l6 deg. 70 min. D.. GOO ft to Cor. No. 8; thence S. 42 deg. A min. E., 726.S ft. to Cor No. 1. the place of beginning. Area 1S.G5O acres
 Gold Bullion Lode Claim
 Beginning at Cor. No. 1, identical with Cor. No. 9 Of Maine lode, whence U. s. NJ. M. No. Q bears N. 63 deg. 13 min. 30 sec. D., 1S51O7 ft dist; thence s. l6 deg. O9 min. w.. GOO ft. to Cor. No. g.; thence N. 90 deg. IS min. w., 1900 ft to Cor No. 8; thence N 46 deg O9 min. E.. GOO ft. to Cor. No. A.; thence s. 90 deg. IS min D., 15OO feet to Cor. No. 1. the place Of be- ginning. Area 2O.53l acres.
 Happy Jack Lode Claim
 Beginning at Cor. No. 1, identical with Cor. No. 9 of Maine lode, whence U. s. M. NJ. No. Q bears N. 63 deg. 13 min. 30 sec. E.. 1857O7 ft. dist; thence s. 47 deg OS min D.. 1494 ft to Cor. No. Q; thence S. 46 deg. O9 min. w., GOO ft. to Cor No. 8; thence N. 47 deg. OS min. w.. 1494 ft. to Cor. No. (; thence W. 46 deg. O9 min. E., coo ft to Cor No. 1. tho place of beginning. Area 2O.545 acres.
 Total area embraced in tho above described survey Is 94.195 acres. Magnetic varlation at an corners is 32 deg. OO min. east of north. The anlu Cldluuh uit uuuHutu uH tut northeast by the Belmont lode Sur. No. 175. the New Koweo lode Sur. No. 569 and tho Tom lode, unsur- yeyed; on the southeast by the Bel mont lode Sur. No. 175, the Lucy lode Sur. No. 59 and the New York lode Sur. No. G1; on the northwest by tho Tom, Golden Eagle and Kitty c. lodes. msurveycd; on thC southwest by vacant land. The amended notices Of location are Of record in the office of the U. S Commissioner and Ex-onicio Record. or of the Juneau Recording Precinct at Juneau, Alaska, in Vol. 16, at pages 532 to 53S inclusive.
 c. B. WALKER, Register.
 First publication April 12.
 Last publication June IA.
 old papers for saIc, 20 cents Q
Douglas Island news., 1918-05-03
PIANO TUNER

GEORGE ANDERSON. Expert
 20 years experience. High Grade Players and Pianos for Sale and Rent Address Box g91. Juneau. Phone I-4-g.
Douglas Island news., 1918-05-03
FERRY TIME CARD
JUNEAU FERRY & NAVIGATION
 COMPANY

Commencing January lst 1918. Che following schedule win bc in effect:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-07
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

i,-, UFEIcEs AND DESK ROOM 70
Oin ~ iCE and business rooms Tor rent. Can
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EMPLOYMENT
aALEsMEN ANp AnENrs.

HE'LL MALE OR FEMALE ~
BERRY lJ'kEHS Wanted CAL phone
10 or, E a loihammer
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M1fcELLANEoUs ron RENT
WAErED-To RENT

SEWING MACHINES-Rented by weel =,
Fo., Fon'n; white Sewing Machine Co. Ifs
East Second street, phone 1856 w. Az
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


DEAF EcTATC r0p DENT
NLfAL Ed IL rON NEiN
HOUSES FOR RENT n
BUNGALOW W-For rent q room baiIt il
features, good locatioa on car line &c
minutes service. come0und see this one
IIower A. orcutt phone 563oR
CHEYENNE n. gl7-For rcnt. room
modern house. provided renter buys igr
niture; rent s37.5O
CINCINNATI s. 1873. room fDodcrn. =
bath rooms, sleeping porch and 'tar4ge
al Up t0-dafe will rent to reliable par
ties Tor SIS per month y Phone ,966-I
ELGfN l2gl-Nice 4 room house. paper.
ed, near Horace Mann school S35.
Phone 529G
HARTFORD 9gq- For rent room
house. $40 per month Phone 1898
HOUSE room, be,pt,fnlic fprpished
Tor rent to oarty buying furniture, very
close in. good bargain Phone 1869
after % m.
Kendall For rent. d. room @ause in
Kendall addition $40 per month Call
2e3g Boswoil's iewelry store.
MAIN n 7l5- House FOR rent
N,prp gfpgF &C.,, t.,,,.o ,,,f,,rr.
Bowinan phone Gs,q
N,uIsoY ,<n pogToRf.-Tor ra,I q.
rom bors. and srac,,io, ,orCb b,'it in
cabinet. rood shade good wcu OF soft
water n1dern oak floors as and nice
electric fixtures Phone 5a3I.R
SOUTH SIDE room house. modern and
garage price $50 phone sle
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on!a 9@i,n @ or i'n, "-'",'ln ,,I,., '.Ouo, u
font pbote is71 '''''''' v
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TERRACE, 5, lo2--fof rent 5'room house
N43 month. Phone G&4
TRENTON s 199f-For rent now g.
room house and larpo closet close 70 car
lines iu Forest PARK addition. $40 per
month.
WEST PARK-Ops room hopse for rrht
will lease for one year Address H. h..
Miller, summit avenue, Tulsa
----------------.
WHEELING 5il--6 room modern, built.
IN features, nlc"y papcrrd eoay'n,sn'
~" ~ ~. G'' '"lN ~" pa"'' '-'',
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house unfnrnishcd aGo Bowman a
Bowman. phone Gs5a
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with good cisfern phone 55eG
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basement $50 per month payed .treei'
Phone 9l7
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BOSTON, s, l5Oi-For rent. ono modern
broom house, providing you buy furnl'
ture Phone 1893 II
BUNGAIOW-For rent, 5room. furnished,
strictly modern phone and water. good
garage SG6 month. Phone 2lsi-R
BOULDER, n, 52O-Furnishcd Groom
house. owner will reserve one room
rent S55 per month.
BUNGAIOW-Beg Beginning July / uutil Oct
J. furnished 7-room bungalow. Irving
Place, on top Of the hill Phone 22fs.R.
5-room close in
and nifty home furniture for sale or
VIII trade for diamond or automobile,
furniture is all high class Call Moore
head 5539,
$, sl3-i room house with
bath nicely furnished
s.. l5Os-Fo rent. furnished
house with garage. during summer
months Phone 54il,
$. 1900 RLOCk-For rent.
furnished 4room house: will be Vacant
June 10, Call l704 after o'clock p. m
S-For ropt furnished horsa
& rooms sopth side yerv desirailo, t,y,,
sleeping porches. Call room 2lG Keith.
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PORTRAIT MFS Mako S25 per day sell
ing ry patriotic flag portraits; "a hour
service oG prints and finished work
write Tor catalogue y. II, Roberts Por
'rnt Go. D.. Fauaas City
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t CEs--For rent. reception hall be
aole rent. Phone $500.
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cLEANlNo AND DYEINo
ORIGINATING MiLLINEl

DRESSM MAklNG--siik skirts work guar
anteed. Call a. 124 South MAY bell
Phone 6lal r
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-09-12
OZnamenf

Rodiee, ktefi mali ditky jimz bu
de sest let v lednu a hodlajf je po-
silati cd zdejsf vefejne skoly,
necht je dali zapsat a posilati do
skoly hned, nebot potion move TIT
dy nebudou zrizovany.
G. G. Allard.