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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-23

KANSAS CITY Nov - RUTTER and
POULTRY. UNCHANGED EGGS, firstg
CSC, seconds soc POTATOES UNCHANGED
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ST. louis

sT. LOUIS. Nov. % 2S-pOUIrRY. hes
lhcf springs i2itc tutkeys zee ducls
lIo Eeese roc BUTTER and EGGS. IN.
changed.
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NEW ORLEANS.

new ORLEANS, Nov. aa-RapId
nhotus lions within narrow limits fsa.
ivred the early trading An cotton today
bnviness appeared TO " chiefly OF an
:.ysslne Sp sr.urs over ths week END.
- = ssssvsfsc 10 shout hs high
~ - iawsassd and pacss fal
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active since tho launching OF the crusade.
As many as six or eight oaes day
Gomez under Its notice.
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 9a-CORN cIos.
pe' N3J; Jan. 1ls9A; Feb. 6l93E.
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ST LOUIS

ST LOUIS. Nov 23-CORN s'e1dv
lover No. white 7gpc
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Births

Mr. and Mrs Charles NJ durnArd, Ok
lahuma city boy.
hr and Airs. J. 4. Hlll. Pennsylvania
alvnue and Forty second street.
Mr.. and Mrt. Floyd u Westervelt,
lOll East Sixth street hoy.
Mr.. and MrE Dan W. Smith, ilOOL
West Main street. girl
Mr.; and Mrs. selhy c, Carr. 1905
North Lindsay avenue, girl.
Mt; and MrS. Leslie H. Butts, OOs
North Oklahoma avenue. girl.
Mt. and Mrs Elmer r. Murphy, 90
West ChoctAw avenue, boy,
West Fourth street. girl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-23
MARKET CLOSES
HIGH FOR WEEK
Ruling Of Sterilization Com
mittee Observed on Hogs,


rATTIE-After n groggy and pc low
~ tart Monday, the cattle market tool,
u decided brace, closing uneyenly higher
a ulaces aud steady Us whole. Good
20. N, steers made siiCO car top
rsi'r odd head to mas, Bulk Of 900 20
,tu-lb tat steers settling illHl3 so.
thoCe cows are back Ht 81 and good
snippcrs 81 ira $50 with butchers SO
80 rlnin cows S6m7. Gamers E1d cut
ters are getting lot Of C@npetitlon and
sell 81. 5Ofi sb. Bulls 2Gc lower for the
week Npalers 5Oc higher with an Sll
top Good demand for heavy feeders but
Few coming. Quality siucker7 show a
small advance and other kinds steady.
,ionl heavy stOCkers selling 81 b0Q g ~
anl medium Kinds S72bHS Stock COWS
yeG-h7 with carloads Of choice stock
heilers 10 $3.50, Stock calves made So
car top curly In the session but they
were choice whito faces The week end
finds all buyer wanting cattle and With
he government now taking more lighter
weight cArcnsses, the locl outlet could
hardly be more urgent In iu cry for
grcot6f pa tronage.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-23

40 For Victims Dlseunsd-Tho com
mlt'cG NJ the county council Of dcdenss
which n making a crusade against Vice
N tue city held meeting today 10 out.
limo plans for assisting new yictltrs on
vice, before they GET discouraged or
hardengd Tho committee has been very
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-23
NEW YORK STOCK LIST

NlW YORK, Nov 21.-CIos,ng prir,.
,n ,.. .n' Ntw York stock exchange Tod.
were ns follows
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w Y EIll,

w. Y, Ellls first lieutenant In the en-
glnecrlng corps located "a Camp HumDh-
rey, Va, died yesterday 6f pneumonia
and the body has been shipped TO Denver
for burial. He Is survived by his window
Mrs. Hattie Ellis. OF Denver His De
rents MIR. and Mrs. X. o. Ellis, A married
sister Mrs. A. c. Jackson, Who resides
street, and n brother. y. +. Ellis, OF Nor
rls, Okla, survive.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-23
COTTON
WV ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov % Cotton
'iosed steady % n decllnc OF lbd25 points
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Auto Hlt by Carat the intersection
Of Grand and Robinson avenues this
morning between $50 and 2 o'clock Il
'airRroundA trolley and delivery car
driven by L. Nolhoskl 1893 Fast Third
trcot, Collldgl At rlght angles Two
wCp wero In tho Ford scat and in the
'7ck hnlf n cali was thrown down ny
~" iar ~ tho collision Rotn men were
'uhurt hut ts delivery car was badly
t1maEcd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-23
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

CHlCNGo, Sov 27-CORN. No. . vel.
10Y nominal OATS standard n 10 49,.
RYE 40. ?. 81 5iui CO. BARLEY. g5ra
tl.uo.
Week end adjustment ~ trades failed
10 hrng about any important rally. Tn
market closed ~ ~ Sc net lower. win
December ll2us and January 81 &c 10
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NEw YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK Nov 2s.-cotton closec
very staady
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bulIdinQ Permits.
w, o. Wtst,s s1a East Tenth street.
dwelling. 1000
W; o. west O1o Fast Tenth street.
dwelling.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-23

Coal Dem'nd small-whIle sale OF coat
h"rc h's shown considerable increase
quo 10 lhe cold wave, purchases arc not
ns henvy as Ri this time last fall accord.
sing 20 local coal dealers oklahoma CTtN,
people needed warnings of the fuel nd
mlnlstrntlon 10 buy coal early and n -
estimated BY NJ n Schoneh ~ the
Schofolh Cpal company. TINT fully 25
pcrccnt ~ tho winter supply OF coal for
nf'ttma city has been purchased and
stored
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-23

1fIets u inc yHTl0u6 FTGlrs OF chlUs an
approximately 40 follows.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-23

Dehthu.
Ephram Lamborn, 222 West Noble ay.
Cnu0.
j.. + Miller. Baptist hospital
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science Classe9 Resumed Domestic
science classes for hodgcAcepers will be-
eesumel next Monday night In the Lib
.rtN Kitchen, under the direction Of
'1mlc Walker Parks. county homo dem
onstraior Miss Parks will discuss the
use and food value NJ various kinds or
nuts and give special demonstration
.'t peanut hutior In soups pnd In making
sugarlcss tbffy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-23

Liquor ESrenslve-.loc Forer saws he
M s. fOr a pint M whisky. said 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-23

Assistant Postmaster Back-I I. era
h1h, assistant NustmnBter.-rctur yes
i"rdoy from weeks vncA ton spent with
E II Brasn, former postmaster NJ Okla
homo CITY. who now owns large farm
ncur Shawnee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-23

orsrd Jury 20 Rsport-Ths federal
grand igry which h1s been IN session
since Thursday will make It's report this
afternoon nt o'clock Federal court hAs
been suspended since Thursday hut will
re-copvene 20 hear the report and an
opportunity is 10 ho given those who wish
o. plead guilty. The court will then he
adjourned untn the regular term on the
first Monday In January.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-23

No ENtenuatlon mo longer viii
ron4dor eNionuatlng circumstances In
ufNllc violations with reference to speed.
ng,' remarked Judge spitlor In fnlng u
'pced ter the limit Advantage has
been taken 0f lcuiehcy md hcre1iter ey~
'ty person found guilty will get the fun
mount OF the fine. Speeding must stop
n Oklahoma CITY"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-23

Bank Director Ill-Mrs. w p. Rails
has charge Of the war Savings bank, haI
n"cn confined to her homo at SIG Eaa
sixth street Tor several days with al
nuack ~ hnuenza During her ilinsr
The bank hns been In charge of Mrs
Geo u. Mclean and Miss Rhthleet
Miller.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-23

Frost Passes Good Nloht - Arthur
Frost the man shot by soldier Wed
.noad0y afternoon and Who Is In 81. An
thonyH hospital, paSacd fairly good
nIrht last night Ills temperature has
not come up within the past twenty four
hours. but ho is far from out OF dan
GER Tho bullet hrs not been removed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-23

Jones Takes Children Judge Splitter
this morning ordered webb Jones luve-
nile officer. to investigate the condition
OF tho two children Of Alma Smith, who
has been twice fined this week In mu-
niclnnl court for alleged immortality. Tho
smith woman paid her fines and tho
costs Mr.. Jones has tnkon tho chill.
drcn IN charge until further investigation
In made
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-23

NHaIUTI Uuhu Wlue"Th0W1H T1ITefHOn.
nursted and placed IN tho county fail
= HkuI mh"e m appearance bond of
$1,000 this morning on arrnlrrmcnt br.
iuro A. I Farley Justice u peace 10
was charged with usslu'Iur Mrs julia
Cunningham
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Injured Women Reeover-MIss Harriet
Wells and Mrs, l., G. COnant, who wtrc
1criourly injured In an automobile acci- .
dent at Twelfth street and Robinson nv.
ecnue November II, In which Mrs. j A.
Coonev " Tulsa was killed and Mr.
'oonoy severely hurt, are stll I'm Wesley
hospital, 10th nrc almost recovered. hut
II WIN bo some JImo before they are dis
charged.
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have been found In his pocket when he
was arrested last night, Then he paid
80 and costs IN municipal court this
morning for having II IN his possession,
together With another fine OF so for
transporting the liquor
Gaming csseS Contlnutd-rhe charge
Of gambling In a room In tho baltimore
building last night, placed against Val.
Sntlne Gardner, J. A. Nichols. c, .E. Rog-
ers and u, &. Remington In municipal
court this morning, was continued until
next Tuesday morning for a hearing.
Douglas Island news., 1918-03-08
FOOD DEALERS
 ARE CINCHED
Uncle Sam Permits No Sharp PraC- tices to Be Pulled or Where
 Food Is at Stake

Thc Food Administration issues thc following.
 The United States Food Admuis-
 ration announces Che first suspen- sion of license by which it has pcn- u.zcd a wholesale shipper or food suHs The Weu-Zuckormauu Com- pauy.. Of san Francisco, Cal, carlot shippers of potatoes and onions. win bc forced Go suspend operations 0t its Fort Worth. Tex branch from March I until March 3l The pen al.zcd company appealed some time ago Go Che Food Administration to force several concerns which had contracted for shipments Co accept them upon delivery. 10 claimed that these consignors were allowing roodstuGs to rot As a result or the investigation. the Food Admiuistra- tiou found that Che shipper was guilty of unfair business practices Appealing for help from the Food Administration. it was given i'm stead a severe penalty.
 Several firms to which the potato and onion concern had shipped re- fused Co accept the consignmouts, claiming that the goods were in bad order. As an emergency measure. the Food Administration finally sc- cured from thc Weu-Zuckcrmau Company a promise that if Che ship meuts were accepted any losses due to iuioriority ot goods would bc re batcd. The cousignors agreed to this arrangement. After Che ship ments had been accepted. Che conn pauy went back on its agreements. ucglccting Go make any allowances.
 Further investigation showed that it had wituugly shipped goods which were not in good condition. 10 was shown that deterioration had al- ready started when some of Che ship. mcnts were forwarded. The nvcs ugation showed. too, that it had ac. cpted contract for California onions. made out the bills for Cali fornia onions. and then had shipped inferior onions in no way resem bling the article for which the con tract called.
Douglas Island news., 1918-03-08
HARD KNOCK
 FOR RED TAPE
Portland Paper Insists There Was No Excuse for Soldiers Being
 0vercoatless

How can we believe Che state mcnts made Co Che congressional n- ycstigatiur committees that our soldiers are suffering from the cold and are exposed Co Che menace Of pneumonia because Che government could not find oycrcoats for them? In Portland alone arc enough over coats to clotho a regiment, and many of Che coats have been made since the war began Anyone with money can go into any one of our scores of shops and get ovcrcoats. W5at. then. was to prevent tho government from buying overcoats for Che soldiers?
 The oycrcoats were not of reg ular color and cut2 Well. what Of that? Would it not have been bet ter Go have had our soldiers clad in ovcrcoats of any shape and tone rather than have them sent to the hospital through exposure to the rigors of winter weather? When Che commanders of some of our cau- comments found that the War De- partment had not provided enough rifles for drill purposes, drilling was not dispensed with. We saw our young men going through the man nal of arms with broomsticks, i'm stead of rifles. But Che command CTS who had the sagacity to employ broomsttcks in place of Che usual equipment. did not have the author Icy Co procure overcoats for their poorly-clad men. many of whom went to the hospital and some of whom died
 The shortage of ovcrcoats is very serious indictment against the meth ods of the department, which appar- ontly has not yet got on a war basis. The thousands of manufacturers who have been making ovcrcoats for our civilians might we'll have been cm- ployed in making overc0ats for our soldiers. If we can blame the lack or clothing for the army on red tape,
 we shall be glad to do SO. But Che loss Of our soldiers who have per ished for lack of sufficient clothes seems to have been due to nof- dciency, which is no less deadly than
 the poison gas of the Hun.-Port. ! land (Ore) Spectator.
Douglas Island news., 1918-03-08
Cbe SroIIu| <I1%;-zz<=


To Che Honorable Secretary Of Agri-
 culture, Washington, D. C.
 Dear Sir:
 The Stroller takes his typewriter on his knee for the purpose Of hav-
 ing her write you for much needed Information.
 Iu thc first place. Che Stroller wishes Co impress upon you thc fact chat he is heart and soul with you iu your commcudablc efforts Co stim- ulatc agriculture by advocating thc growing of more potatoes. Lima beans and Mother Hubbard sUashcs.
 But conditions here. Mir Sccrc- tary. are quite different from the majority of places n the broad cN- pausc af country over which you ad- minister your theories ot agricul-
 urc. Iu Che greater portion of Che country at this season of Che year Che ambient soil has been plowcd and Che air is pregnant with the aroma of newly turned loam. 10 is not so here. We have Che ambient soil. but just now when it should bc turned Co the sunlight of heaven. it is covered with ten feet Of snow and more Is falling every day sometimes several times every day. And there you arc. for of what use ,s ambient soil if it is covered with ten feet of snow at Che very time when potatoes should be blinking hcir eyes on account of thc sprouts starting iu them?
 And even after Che snow bids us a lingering farewell Mr. Secretary thc pursuit Of agriculture In this particular section Is traught with difficulties. For example. To spade up garden while wearing am over .oat Is accompanied by drawbacks il tbc overcoat is a long one Also. for a month after the garden Is spoded. raked and ready for planting a nice white layer Of frost is likely Go be apparent on it every morning. What is most need ed here are varieties Of seeds that win Ecrmiuatc In frozen ground. Do you possess such variotics2
 Really. there is just no use for asricmmrists in this particular scc- tiou Go attempt Co feed che world unless something different from che old varieties Of plants and seeds can be procured. Only last year Che Stroller slt up nights practically all summer making capcs for low-ncckcd Mother Hubbard squashcs and hcd- .ogE for spndIc-shaukcd celery but his cForts were wasted. The squash
 s died iu infancy and Che celery was never able Go stand without ankle supports If you know of any com- muuity where these cupcs and bed- socks can bc used Co advantage the. win scl his stock ou hands below cost lThis offer is made as sort oI knock for Montgomery Ward and other mail order houses that do not advertise In Alaska papcrsl
 As evidence. Mr. Secretary that
Douglas Island news., 1918-03-08
Serial ua-77
DenarLmenL oI Lhe InLeri0r

utpallmeNL or Lne lNltIlOE
 UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
 Juneau Alaska. January 23. 1918. Notice is hereby given chat Chris tiau J Cannon. of Juneau. Alaska. has Glcl notice of Che submission of his final three year proof u sup port oi his claim for Che land em- braecd iu U. S Survey No. 1912 lo- cated Aug l3. 1918. as a homestead. before Che Register and Receiver at Juneau. Alaska. ou May 27. 1918.
 The land embraced iu said sur vcy is located ou William Henry Bay. west side ot Lynn Canal. Lat 5S deg i3 min. N. Long. I85 deg. 13 min. W. and is described as fol- lows.
 Beginning at Cor No. l.. M c. on line of ordinary high tdc said bay. whence U. S. L. M No. 1912 bears N. 3t deg. f7 min. E. 1925 chs. thence mcandcrinE said line CD N 63 deg. st min. w. 2.I9 chs, (2l N S3 deg. 32 min W. lo.O2 chs. Osl N. 7I deg. 4g min. W. 3.26 chs. lD N 5S deg. 22 min. w. e.97 chs. J5l N. 5o deg. 22 min. W. s.St chs. l6J N. f2 deg. 3S min. W. 2.61 chs. co N. 33 deg. 39 min. ". 3.1O chs. Co Cor. No @ M. C.. thence W. 1O.9O chs. Go Cor. No. 8. thence s. 51.S3 chs. Co Cor No. q. thence E. 3t.37 chs. Co Cor. No. 9. thence N. 40.7i chs. Co Cor. No. !. Che place Of begin ming. containing 1899 acres. Var. 3i deg. to min. F.. and said proof will be submitted by two of Che following witnesses. Edward Woods, A. J. Damerliuc Walter IT. Merritt, an Of Haines. Alaska. Paul Abbott, William Henry Bay, Thomas Me Calm, Juneau. Alaska. Henry Kelpy of Jualin. Alaska.
 c. B. WALKER.
 Register.
 First publication Feb. !. 1918.
 Last publication March 29. 1918
Douglas Island news., 1918-03-08

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Douglas Island news., 1918-03-08

this is not an agricultural country
 Che Stroller will rccito some cNpcri-
 cncc he had here last year. 10 was
 iu Che gladsome month of May when,
 In most places, thc scent of onions is noticed on am average of eight breaths in every twelve. The Stroller attended a dance and took tho pro gram of 2i numbers straight Co say nothing of seven extras and one catch-as-catch-cm SicIian Circle. and. during the entire evening he came iu contact with but three ou- ion brcaths lt is doubtful if such a record can be cqualcd in May u any other portion of the country over which you have Jurisdiction.
 Also. it you have any seeds that win grow iu-snow. it will help some. lr such seed is available. would it Doc conducive Co their growth and prosperity Co plant them with a shotgun or just scatter them around on top of thc snow?
 some years ago and whom Hon. Sidney Fisher was minister of agri- culture in Canada he sent the Stroll Ter bag of grass seed. The latter not knowing at the time that the honorable gentleman had designs on him for political reasons, accepted thc favor In the spirit in which Incl supposed it was conferred and plant ed thc seed iu am attempt Co raise a lawn ENcusc these tears They are but a few Of a quart or more which tho Stroller sheds every time he thinks Of that lawuD
 From Che 10th Of Juno until the first of August Che Stroller never went to bed. Hc was up every night shooting dogs or that lawn. After eating something that did not agree with them. thc dogs would come four miles Co express their regrets on that lawn which was. besides. Che scene of olI tho dog conventions held iu that portion Of thc country. The Stroller never saw SO many dogs be- fore and he has not seen SO many dogs since; but then hc has not had a lawn since
 The Stroller IS telling you this. Mir. Secretary. Co let you know that hc has a natural trend toward soil ulug and that conditions alone prevent him from cScrtug every en- orgy Co assist you iu spreading Che gospel or agriculture and in caus- inE very yard iu tbc country Co bIos- som out n potatoes and kindred products There is nothing he would . enjoy moro than getting up at { a. ! m. unless it was getting up at @. . m.. Co cultivate a garden. But what's . thc use?
 Incidentally ir you are dlsribut- . ing any free seed this spring. you might send Che Stroller ton of potatoes and few hundred pounds ot stcwcd prunos. The seeds of Che latter might grow here. Tho cx- pertinent Is worth trying
Douglas Island news., 1918-03-08

In Che District Court for Che Tcrri-
 tory of Alaska. Division No. One.
 at Juneau ANNIE GEBBITZEN. PlainuG
Douglas Island news., 1918-03-08
C. B. WALKER

First publication Feb. !. 1918. Last publication March 29. 1918.
Douglas Island news., 1918-03-08
NOTICE OF SALE

NOTICE GIVEN That pursuant to order of tho Territory Of Alaska dated Jan uary 1918, of tho application Of the city or corporation for order authorizing
 delinquent taxes for the year l97 public auction will be held at the City Hall City Alasa Saturday Che goth day or Of said day and between
 o'clock tho forenoon and four o'clock in the after the day o shall continue from day
 day holidays until tho property de- this disposed of and at which sale the described tho individuals mentioned on each tract including penalty and below mbuaed will be sold a provided by law:
Douglas Island news., 1918-03-08
SUMMONS

In Che District Court for che Tcrri- tory of Alaska. Division No. One. at Juneau
 ANNIE GEBBITZEN. PlainuG JOSEPTU GERBITZEN. Defendant To Joseph CcrrIzen. Defendant Greetings
 Iu Che name of che United States of America. you arc hereby conn maudod Co bc and appear iu the above-cuuucI oourr holden at Ju- menu iu said Division and District and answer thc complaint filed against you iu Che oboyc-euuucd acc tiou. within thirty days from Che 10th day ol March. fel>. and it you aI Co SO appear and answer for want thereof. che pIa.uuG win ap- ply Go Che court for Che relief de- maudcd iu che complaint herein. Go wit. divorce. alimouy. suit money. and sole custody ot Walter and Ray moud Gerritzcu. che minor children of piaiuuG and defendant Tho or der directing Che service ot this summons to be made by publication is dated January goth. 1918.
 In witness whereof have hcrc- unto sct my hand and lGNcd Che seal of Che above named court. ot Juneau. Alaska this goth day of January 1918.
 tSeaU J. w. BELL.
 Clerk.
 By JOHN T. REED. Deputy First publication, Feb. !. 1918. Last publication March 10. 1918. JOHN RUSTGARD.
 Attorney for Plaintiff
Douglas Island news., 1918-03-08

Every particle Of diminished com sumption by the American people is one particle more for the soldiers the men. the women and the children of our associates in the war. There is a personal obligation upon every one of us toward sUme individual abroad who will suffer priyation to the extent of our individual negli- gence
Douglas Island news., 1918-03-08
NATURAL OBSTACLE

Going to plant potatoes in that Gyo-acrc lot you've rented in Sub urbus?"
 Like to. but its a level field and my book on farming says that po- tatoes should be in hills"
Douglas Island news., 1918-03-08

"sITKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modations. American or European plan. For terms apply to Dr. L.. F. Goddard, sanitarium, Alaska.-Adv.
Douglas Island news., 1918-03-08
PIANO TUNER

GEORGE ANDERSON. Expert
 2O years experience High Grade Players and Pianos for Sale and Rent Address Box 99l, Juneau. Phone l-l-3.
Douglas Island news., 1918-03-08
AND NANAIMO COAL

Ladysmith coal at olson's wharf. S12.5O mine run, $14 screened; Ma naimo coal, S11.5O mine run, SIS screened. These prices include de- livery. MARTIN OLSON.