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Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10
HIGH SCHOOL
 MAKES PROGRESS
New Teacher Arrives and Complete Course of Study Now
 Taken Up

The Douglas High school which started SO seriously handicapped thic year. is now running on full sched- ulo. This has been made possible by tho arrival Of Mr. Steele. who re- lIeyos Mrs. Young of Che classes she has been teaching and In addition takes classes In French and Latin. suDt Young ontertains no fear but that a good years work win Doc com- nlotcd in oll courses regardless Of tho late start. m Che students seem Co realize tho needs of Che situation and pro working with will
 Several changes have been made in tho school this year. Modern History, which was not to have been taught this year. has been retained. In thls age when history is being made every day. such a course is highly desirable. The old half-year course in botany has been discarded and a year course in biology has been substituted. ln this our school is in lnc with Che more progressive schools. for biology a much more useful and interesting study. lt in- cludes an of the best that botany treats and much more.
 The Junior High school. consist ing of Che seventh and eighth grades. in charge Of Miss Potring is getting along very nicely under its new plan of management
 The High School library which has heretofore been in Che office and consequently more or Jess inacccs- sible. has been moved mp to the aa- sembly room. lt has been placed in charge Of a student librarian and from all indications win bo much more or a benedt to Che school than heretofore
 The report cards which win be distributed soon. have also been changed. Tlc system Of grading which s new to our schools-is fully explained on tho cards.
 Reports of unsatisfactory work have been instituted. and these re- ports. which are to bc signed by the parent and returned to the teacher, win be used whenever any pupil falls below standard In his work
 There arc sem a few minor al- lorauons ond additions to Doc made. As soon as Che song books which have been ordered. arrive. assembly sing ing win be begun In thc Junior and Senior High schools.
 A school paper is also beng planned. This win be run by the students in Englsh, under the super vision Of their toachors.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10
CHURCH WORK

Mrs E. 8 .Bo'imgcr arrived here on last Saturday 1nd on sunday oyoumf hold services at Che Con- rrceauonal church before worry good sized congregation Mrs nol- lngcr is hero In Ono interests of Che Congregational Missionary Society iu am ondoayor co ascertain whether or not One people of Che church want a pastor From Che intorea, display- cd it ls likely chat a man win be sent to thia fc.d
 This afternoon Che Ladies Lcaguc or Che church aro holding a business meeting at which tho league win be rcorgmizcd. Aftcr Che meeting an Informal tea win be g.yon iu honor of Mrs. Boilinecr
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10
PosToFFIcE TO MOVE

Post offices on Douglas Island are becoming regular step-childrcn-no one wants them. Tho latest office to be moved Is Che one that has been on Cine brow or tho hill at Trcadwou Alterations are now be- inr made Go Che offices Of Che man. ager Of Che Treadwell store. and soon tho office fixtures win be moved to that place
 Mrs. R. E. Coughiin. who has been postmistoss. win perhaps remain in charge for a short time. but win. as soon as possible. resign and Che of- flee win be handled by someone else.
 Undor Che ruling Of Che dopart- ment placing the two offices on Douglas Island in the fourth class. no one can afford to bo postmaster unless he or shc has steady inc come from some other source to pay oxpenses with. The amount Of work is almost as great as formerly. but the compensation is almost nothing
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10
WILL TAKE TIME

Although Che bll authorizing Che appropriation Of Sl700O,0OO for Che construction o tho Alaska railroad has passed both branches of con- srcss. it win be some time before
 ho.money become available. accord- ing to John W. Hallowell assistant
 ocretary of Che interior in charge of Alaskan affairs. After being sign- ed by Che President Che bll must be returned Go congress. considered by the appropriations committees of both houses and again passed by both branches and signed by Che President before iho money win be converted to the use of Che Alaskan Enenooring Commission. Nr. Hai- lowell saya chat th.s procedure is merely norimctory but it win tako considerable time. He Is hopeful Of having Che necessary steps taken be- foro this special session adlourns SO that Che commission can begin mak- nr im contracts for next years work.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10
NO PEACE
 EVEN IN DEATH
Grave Of "soapy" Smith Washed Away by Recent High Water
 at skagway

Tho Wntohorao Star has Che fol- lowing to say about "soapy" Smith. tho famous and notorious "bad man. 1f ssagway m Che early days:
 m addition to tho immense amount of damage it dld Go tho railway track and bridges u Che skagway valley. Che recent flood there washed away timc-honorod attraction that has probably caused more nis of shivor'nr fear from timId female tourists who viewed it chan any other obcct In Alaska. vlzs tho grave Of tho famous "soapy" Smith. whose remains wore laid to rest in lho old cemetery. just below Roids mls. not for from Che river bank.
 Most Of tho norye-rackIng tales of Che late lamentod "soapy's' fer oc.oumcH and diabioric chat are now iu circulation arc mero fiction. The writer of this article knew him wou. and except when under Che in- 1ucuco of liquor ho was aa mild a hammered man as ever "scuttlod a ship" OF "fIococi a sucker" To Che gang of mre-thing men, eraftors and hurs over which ho ruled with an iron hand. ho was known as a man of reckless courage quick on tho lraw and one whom it was not well Tor male dcnizon Of tho under world Co cross. but to Che iawabiding and peacefully inclined citizens with whom hc came I'm contact ho was
 ablo. courteous and doiorcntial
 ud hIs hand and purse were always open to a cry of distress.
 In Canada and tho United states there arc today men respected and accredited with am honesty they do not possess who arc robblng Che widow Che orpkan and tho disabled oldlor by Che manipulation Of The prices of an Ono necessities Of ufo. u means of acquiring Che earnings Of others from which that outlaw known n ife ag "soapy' smith would have turned in abhor- roncc and disgust
 SO wogs Che world The wolf can assume tho garb Of Che lamb and no one bo thc wiscr. but for Ono black .hcen Go change Che color of iis fleece ia among Che impossIbniues
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10
BOUGHT BUILDING

The First Territorial Bank of th.s city on Wednesday purchased Che A B building In Juneau for thc sum ot SlT0o0. The bank which hold mortgages for number ot thousand dollars against fhc hu.ld-
 ing. was Che only bidder Al Che present umo tho A B. building Is Che place where tho Territorial hsh hatchery is situated. a'so Che rcrI- torlai bureau Of publicity and Che Territorial museum. Jincy dances orc held In Che auditorium of Che building a couple CT umca wcek.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10
TELLS ABOUT
 SILVER STRIKE
sourdough Operator Returns From Keno Hil in Mayo District
 and Tells of Strike

The steamer Nausutin. which ar- rived last night from Mayo brought rouarmatory advlcca of Che several rich new strikes on Keno nm and vicinity. says thc Dawson News Of a recent date. Archie McVicar oi Che Hrhct urodgc Company. one of Che best known and most successful sourdourh KIoudIko operators. who has been at Mayo looking after Che ircdro installation. looked into tho matter of Ono silver strike. and con- arms Che reported now strikes and activity. uc says
 -At tbc time of leaving Mayo for Dawson th.s week visited Mr J. p Forcu. Che mining recorder. and learned that SO claims slakcd on Keno Hu and Che extension already had been recorded witch him. 10 was reported that Fisher had s,akcd somcthmr ukc 2O. and chat others also had s,akcd. making more than 100 claims already stakei m the vicinity Of Keno Hili
 Several rich veins of orc. ] under stand have been located The Gug- ecuhc.ms are said to have a si2-ioot vein ou choir property on Keno m with several smaller veins siN inches to thrce feet wide. 10 was rc- ported thc average assays from thc ore show something approxImatug 200 ounces or silver and 60 per cont lead to Che Con.
 Mckay 6 Ericksons assay re- turns rom their property near tho Gumuloim claims averaged. ac-
 orinr to returns e1S ouncos ot silver and 60 per cont lead. This ] got from reliable sources They had one assay showing e1O ounces ot sii- gcr The main vein on which they lrc.worane ls reported thrcc to four feet wide
 .It certainly looks as though Mayo h roiur Go be a silver camp. Everyone there wu be busy h.s uiuter 10 win be an active camp.
 Tho great need a commun'ca- uou with Dawson A radio plant should he installed at once. Tho in- ruonuaI business men and others .u nausm interested u Che opening ot Che camp should take up mis mat ter and wire Co Ottawa Che news Of tbc strike and urge immediate inc uauaton of che service lt means Io.s of many days. even wccks and months ouonumcs for @ man to hayc to come Che hundreds Of miles to Dawson and return. simply Co get supplies which otherwise could be ordered by exchange of several mc-
 er This is % matter chat should no. hc neglected
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10
mAsoUEBADE BALL

Tho Rchehnh AuziiIary of Norh- cu Light Lodge Wli give a mmgucr- ade ban on Halloween night ol Nat- aiorim hal Tho admission win bo fIly ccnts iar everyone except chi'- drcn. who win be admitted for 25c.
 T. has boon Ions t.mc since a masquerade bon bas boon g.von on Douglas Island and it is fhoughi ihat tho folks arc about rady for onc Warming is e.ron this early SO thol costumes may be prepared tor lhc b'r night which occurs on Che 3lst of October
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10
ABOUT RYDER

News has been received from the vicinity of Hydor that there are sov- eral thousand people now in that vicinity. Many men are working on tho roads that arc to connect the mines with the sea coast. The Pre- mier mine win haul ore out over the now this winter. using many teams of horses and trying out some of Che new auto sieds.
 Actual operations at Hyder are be- einning to slow mp somewhat owing io Inc snowfall that is beginning To appear. but many people in Che dis- trict win winter there in order to be in on the ground floor In the spring Building operations in the city Of Hyder proper arc somewhat restricted for Che want Of lumber
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10
NOr SO aOOD

Local folks who have had gardens this year report that tho potato crop this season will not nearly equal that of last It raincd 80 persistently during Che early part of Che year that many of Che sced-potatoos rotted in Che ground and those that did not rot did not do SO we'll. Where it was a common occurrence last season to get from twenty to thirty potatoes in a hm. this year five or six arc Che rulo and ten the exception.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10
FACULTY NOW COMPLETE

The faculty or Che High school t ot iust complete Mr. w. Arthur Steele arrived Wednesday on Che Jefferson. and declared himself ready to start at once
 Ho relieves Nrt Young who had temporarily taken classes n hrst year history and English and second year history and In addition win teach classo. u Frourh and Latin.
 Mr. Steele ia % graduate of Me- Mnugulc College and comes with Che bc.t of references
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10
TAPPED THE PIPE

Many people have perhaps wonder cd what thc miniature goysor that s shouting out on II street was caused by Many thougth is was a broken water main. The stream was caused by Che fact that Mir. Murray who owns that pipe line. which was put in Co furnish power for his saw min. bored a couple of holes In Che main. The reason for is was to re- Hevc the surplus pressure which is not needed ot Che present work at which tho water is being used.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10
ANOTHER POSTMASTER

John Henson. United satcs com- missioner hos received notification from One post orice department m Washington. D. c. chat he has 7oon appointed to the position Of poat- master at Douglas A'mm to suc- cccd his son. John F. Henson who has resigned.
 His commission win not arrive m- ul some necessary bond. have neeh sonl to Washington and boon ace copIcd.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Eleanor Lowis Irvine was hostess yesterday afternoon ot Che homo Of her parents. MT aud Mrs. IT. w IT, vine. on D street iu Douglas. Go twelve of her utuo friends In honor of her s.ylh birthday
 1ua Eleanor received largo number of birthday gifH and on the utIe ones had a splendid tIme EE- ra delicious refreshments were aer'- cd during Che afternoon
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10
wHITEY" BACK

H O. Whitoy sicrbons arrived on Che Northwestern Co akc his old job as a cigarmakor for TcN l.m. mcrman I'm this city, For Che past couple of years ho has been spending his summers at One beach at santa Cruz. where hc and partner hold a concession for cigar store and bowling alley
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10
VISITING FRIEND

w. R. Thomas. ciawmatc of Guy Ia. smitb at Ono University ot Wash ueton some years ago. visited with Mr. Smith on Wednesday. Mr. Thomas s superintendent of Che wsnatchee Light 6 Fewer Co.,. and ia in Alaska to Inspect some mining properties on Admiralty island In which hc Is interested
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10
HOLDING ELECTION

An election ls being held today at Petersburg to determine whether or not Che city win bond itself In the sum of 375.00O to build a school house and electric power plant The bm authorizing the Issuance Of bonds has already passed congress. If tho bonds arc issuod the electric plant win be bult at Blind Slough and thc lines win run by soow Bay whore it is thought power can loo sold to tho omnorios thcre as well as to Che citizens Of Petersburg
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10
CONE TO CHCHAGOF

Dennis Murphy for years am em- pioyee of tho rroadwcll Company Icfton Che Ch.chagoa last night for ChIrharor where he win nc em- pioyed as ualchman Hc s taking fha nrace of pat C1anaugh. who has gone fo California Go live on ranch which he recently purchased.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10
INSANE

Guat Juauia was brought u car.y ,hls wccE from sluka and lodged in Che federal ian awaiting tho nmo ihat ho can be transported to the mnia-imm at Morn.ng.dc Since last spring Gus has been an Inmate of Che Pioneers Homo at Sltka, and was recently declared insane.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10
HIGH SCHOOL DANCE

There wos a very enjoyable dance given by tho students of Che Douglas High school q, Nataior.um dai on las. Friday oycu.ne A largo crowd Juneau High school being capoc'al guests of iho occasion
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10
FOR JUAIIH

A trio of Douglas men icfi on Che Ea'obe.h Monday night for Che Ju- aliu mine whore lhey win. ho om- n'oyol by Che contractors on tho bis tunnel Those going were John y. ponglaao William Garn and Ed. Ruguofto.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10
SIX YEARS

Unnos Che Filipino. who shot and killed George Adiam. blacksmith at Che Excursion Inlet cannory on July S and found guilty Of mausIaughier by jury at this term of court was soutoncod to six years n Che peni- tcntary at McNcila island thIs morning by Judge Jennings
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10
LIFE IMPRISONMENT

Jack Gmiow found guilty nt ih'a form of court for Che murder of hyra schmidt u Juneau iast winter was scutcnccl by Julgc Jennings tha morning to ufc imprisonment Gas- low received hs senicucc quito un- concerned.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10
VISITING HERE

Mrs J. w. stoimau. wife Of Che postmaster at Wrauroii. was a pos- sonror ou Che Jefferson tor Douglas. Mrs stoiman win visit for @ t'mo with her niece Mrs. A. E. Gurr
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10
CAME TO PETERSBURG

Mrs. Ruasol York waa 1poaonecr north on thc Jefferson as far as fot- ombmg. at which place hcr husband has been for Che past several months Air and Mrs. York win be connected with thc Petersburg steam Laundri.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10
oUITE sIOK

Mrs n V suiiy who has boon vory sick In @ Jmoru hospital as Che result Of au operation, ia said to oe much improved m Che pas. couple oi days
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10
ON EVANS

Mrs Felix Gray and two sonf Gordon and Coughs were nrrivaIs on Che Admiral Ernns from leneih> vIsit in Montana They win 1.-Two In DourIaE
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10
FIRE MEETING

There win he meeting of ho" Companies No and oi the Douglas dro department at tho hoad- 0uartor in tho city hall on next Monday night
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10

Kodak printing and developing dono neatly and promptly by Mrs. Jack Mccormick. Leave orders at Elmer E. smith's or phone Trcadweil
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10

Become a stockho'1r in tho Unite cd sutea -buY war-sov.nu stamps
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-10

Ioh PrInlIas ! lhe M otiIee
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18
1rlan> 1,tmb martett.

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lden r1nterbons mit> in Ser 1ektger
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6en Snbalt Ser geplar1ten Sorloge III
Muslidt. Muf sic Mnfrage. eines l1be-
ralen Mitglieoes, Oh Sic Negter1n9
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3mangsmaBregeln gegen Srlano TN
neuerfSobre fort5ufabren. erflarte Der
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mer0e v&eieb un6 0ronnng oufre@t'
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Stbung gu ialieben, TINT ooe Wda11en=
perboftung un6 Deportterltrg @erz
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18
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tttt1ttttt StaQfsihulN.

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bern iiber Grie6en berban6elt nn6
bob er 6ie 6rie6ensbe6ingungen Der
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Sic @omiet=&egiernng iibernimmt
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Ni9tanerfennung Ser S9ul6en iei=
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18
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tutiencu.

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9uS Observation-Disclosures 1T in
elmer bonn 8unoesobergeridt abgege>
benen ein1timmigen @nt16ei6ung fiir
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nit lit 6ie Soffnung Der "Naiien" ouf
rfeu9te" MISUNDERSTANDING &C.
idtpun6en. j.
l1eber Die 6roge 6er @erfaiiungs=
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fe1t> 6aB 6os Brobibitions -Nmenoe-
ment fir sic @toaten io1pobl, ols au6
fir Sic @unoesregierung bin6en6 lit
un6 6aber iber ben einfdldgigen
Staotsge1eben itebt.
Ser ober1te @eridtsbof 1teate ii6
aus6rudli6 n1f ben entgegengeiebten
5tan6pl1nft tpie sic Maiien, mel9e be-
bouptet batten> 6aB &riegsprobibition
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&ongrelies itebe, un6 mies 6arauf FIN,
oaB 6ie &rtegsfontroue uber @tien=
babnen nn6 2ebensmtttel nad mie Dor
be5tebe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18
Der RorDstern'

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&riegsibiffe, fails Die NQiierten iid
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8ol16etpifi sic 5taatsldulo &uB=
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3ielu1g BON @epinnen betrieben tper>
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Ser MuBentpelt auf o%rtboooren Sc
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3iali1ti1de @run6ldbe Punftii@ on511=
tpen6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18

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lidt miro, bob berldteoene bl111oer1
Sic IN otlantii6en nno atl'
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men. 8isber botten MIR oie l9nea fob'
renoen &o1t- uno @aliogieroampte1
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oe1t Eoqen ertpartet meroen: a.,
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n1oIen 7obrpldne in menigen Soge1
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18
MISUNDERSTANDING tptecet
faSt normal.

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@eiben Soule tm1roe a%ngeoertet, Die
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fontr1en entbaltene &ommll1ton gut
griihunq ser 2obn> uno Freisfrage
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nebmer, erfiiut baten:
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bat Sic geltimm,1ngen gege11 Sleter=
una BON @oble fir a1Sldnoilde S@1f<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18
Is. DECEMBER 1919.
1peit,taAtet,

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Miein 8rmk NIT Sers anb Sippe!
Sin Smbellieb buI Srenb II. Srteb
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9ein @mnSer at erflaren.
Sold @nnoer bebr lit an& md
mebr,
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Tnb,
60 1dtuads, 10 arn., n~erla0ea.
ltnb bud, umb bod, 10 bimmelbo@
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daft es aaeiu, 10 flein, 10 rein,
&umut Got bem @errn gefallen.
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DID III ms @eniden nteoer.
0imm barmm hin, mas frpnt'mer
Sinu
Dir metbt: ser 2tebe 2ieoer!
0orbert @rotb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18
@malam>s Staats5Anl>+

Qon6on, Is. Seq. S9aBtan5ler
3, 81. chamberlain teilte I'M br1t11d)en
%llnterbons nit, iotpeit es lt4 leet BE- :
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